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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
PHnAnELrmIA MARkErs-Wednesdag. Nov.

2i-The foreign has had effect upon the market
CoIToN s IN limited request CLovERsEED is in good de
rand and further sales OF 2d5cO barrels good and prime
quality sod Il IS ella 81 Is per "a lbs, which further
ulrroyemert In TINoTHY and FLaXsEED change. The
FLOUR marie nactivc-5O barrels good brands sold for
sh meut Al IS ~ and some Western At s. per barrel
There Is IA inquiry for city consumption - l2 095 p
for common and good brands s. 00sj Is for extra and
fancy lots al S. In RYE FLOUR no change CoRs Meal
Is in good demand and 100 500 Pennsylvania sold at s. 80
per barrel
The demand for WHEAT less scve-saes Of Oo0 bush
prime old Pennsy lvGna white A. 81 5 Of fair quality
81 81 H. and ordinary and prime red az 81 i00sl ~ y
bush RYE is IN demand 900 500 bush sold 90c dJc
New Cons arriving freely and prices lower sales OF
GCO0 l0CCO bush vel ow Gee Csc for damp and
prime dry. OATS in demand at last quotations.
WHISKY Is held firmly Soo40 bbls sold At &c aud hhds
NJ Il ceufs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT CALENnAR-Tns DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.
CIRouIr CouRr-fnddy-Nos. 1852, 2,l22,
1870 s9s l6s6 LOIS GA, no 49, 4o6 ISL, 753 7o6,
72l, T36, TAO $50, 49l, 496l2.
SUPERIOR CouRT-MOHday, Dee. 6-Nos. 22l SIS, .
o4s l43 49s 33l, 479, 1872 267 i52, 200 $50 $50 5si
SOC 3a4 2lS 500 302 ass Q, 402 $50 100, $50, 4a5
al3 l6e 4sl 579 3 $50 3j9 35l. 43l, 2Sl l0l, 40 81
l66 lss l55 36 $50 go 49, 1872 279, 1870 % u, eo|
ASS los SSA lO3la.
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nFrIcF Of The COMMISSIONERS ~ :,


" CONSOLIDATED DEBT Il NEW. ORIrhxssAo
NEw-OELEANs Oct. o. 1859 ~ virtue Of the ~ y,s-
euth section Of toe 81 the Lee stature Of he ~,
LousiAuo entitled IA Act 20 Consolidate the CT, ~ ~
Orlcans ard provide orthe govcFnneu, and
OF ifs aairs approved Feb q. .Si2 and Of The Sfh -
OF tie snpplene nSry thereto, ud prov dnx sss ~
corroraron OF TIE City Of Lafayette with the City OF ~
Orsans, approved on tse ne day, and or Tie pur .
Tending I've otbi o; the ola sty, Of tie aie Frs sec, G
Third MuHoiT alities, sd Cts q lafayette ~
SEALED PROPOSALS MI BE- received a; this OK.
the exchange, ust end cor r,hc computation N -.
OF all uninstrfsd Bonds other blixsoas al a. =,
city, sus OF herete First see I'd md faIe NanieaS,
ard C'y OF lasyette. TOR BONDS Of the CITY IN N.Y.
ORLEANS. dstsd FiRSI JULY. 1852 al FORTY 1i'aes
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each. pAvsiio : -
Office OF the City irsHsnr,r v q interest coupons silS
thereto, 4, tie TSte OF SIX FIR CENT per snneo -,
bic IN the City Of NewiorA is, January and h. iSe
czech year, ire interest obhs st,0s offered In ech.-
shove, 10 II calculated MP "a January 1883 q -, %
time inteIes. on the Bonds 70 b. sued will eouae.
The proposals. % b. indS sed "Oarr for sx,hsn,. =,
Bonds So, VII be openedalld sc,ed upon on n. s,-s
Monday N each nolti. e0.nei c.as Moaiay ne ~ -
NoytubeT Ne II 1882
frces Stock Tables adopted A. ne bsss Of ex.A,,
The Commissioners reserve ~ Themselves the ~, 10
Jet any or all BIDS.
COMMISSIONERS
A. D. CR0SSMAN. Mayor
o. DFBUi : Controller
Nm II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM L. CONVERSE, Ctll iiAn Finance Collnl.tts.
J.. II. PLACE, Chairman France Committee.
A. LASEr, Secretary. Board Of Assistant A'l,.r.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
yy,HE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-o n,

ganICd under the laws Of fCunsy wanna with sH.S.i
of SfCocO CO., propose embar Jog the manu.c,srs ~
Railroad Iron, at Jobnstoun, Pennsylvania fs ss6cS
they have secured offers avana yes superior IL ~,
believed, any other IN this country. Iron On -,
btuminous Coal Limestone and nearly every xsso1 s.
ed for the Manufacture OF Dn exist IN inexhausis ss
ties, the Hot and hese deposits are now wut5 ~
The minerals delivered cheaper than at any oshs ksous
peint occupied for the ture of Iron ~ -.
sylyana Canal and Central Railroad pass throusA ia -
er,y, and cross each other at the spot where DO nr
veins most thoroughly opened out; and sea 49,
for its other advantages for Facility of p~ufnr1ns ~
vicinity 10 populous borough, has been selected r ~
,abhsbnsnt Of Railroad Iron Works AMI sr d. M - e.
other blast furnaces In addition to those uns sn~,s
ton. 49,. :,
prise which oilers repanei.,ni s'ott even a ths -
and which promises To be very uraivs vhe aJthi- ~
present rates prevail and sso % lairoad Co~spyss 49,
In 1853 IL called TO this enterprise. -.
Pamphlets under the signature Of Yractissl liea
chants and Manufacturers who have tharuughiy sxeEns
this property and who sire TO procure aorond rao1eng
tons TO carry out, with safety and spirit bufe4 r4S
ing large cash capital. be mad az The oAse fu A~
for the Provisional Company SiMbON vhAfbh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

CISCINHAIi Nov A-Hocs are active AZ o. and tending
upward Ace hbls Mes PoRg. deliverable at Madison and
Louisva sold et el6d SIC s. II 10 held here a. -6
5CdSl7 4 Dbl LARD at lctc. FLOUR sells At 81 Our
Banks need to-day. throwing out al Eastern paper
ndiscruinstely except az discount Of q Eastern
sight EycHASGE being AZ par &C. discount FREGHTs
sffadv
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CIRCUIT coURT-Before Judge MITCHELL,

: Adrich
To recover $500, amount of bill of goods
sold on credit 10 Nathan Aldrioh, Of Logansport In
diana where defendant brother OF Nathan) also resides
on the recomme ndaton Of defendant and his state
ment that Nathan WAS solvent and responsible &C This
was in Aug ls47 in Now lsi7, il is said, Nathan made
an assignment defendant, and, Is commended, that
the latter knew of his being insolvcnt AZ the time he
recommended him. and action is brought against him
tor the amount He denies that Nathan was nsolvent AZ
the time Sealed verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sre Re

4 ouested for the graduation masonry, timber s!4q1
and tiack laying Of the ALBANY AND susoy11Ah-
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany % s
ton distance, 40 miles. -,
The line will be- ready for the inspection ofee Y
the 10th November, and proposals will be reee'ss
eth December. a.
The work will be divided into sections OF sbon ~ -
each and contractors can include In their propo0ssJ
of these as may suit their convenience.
The Company reserves the night TO accept Of 0srX
struct0n OF the road. .r-.,. ~
All proposals 10 be sealed and endorsed "fr2Sl y
the Albany ard Susquehannah Railroad" ana e'1""
j r. KIRKWOOD, No. ll6 State-st., Albany. = M
The plans and protles can be seen at the En wS~
fee No II6 State-st., Albany, and after the ~ F
f. G.. DELAVAN, President. -
A u
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DIED.

81 lec2, ahsr iness ELvtRA RATES
laughter o. Alexander ssd Ann Bstss asea 10 months and
ne rsse end saas Of the smy invited ssteDd the
hassa % ~ soA sssast nspdsy at esses Srsn ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

,,o6t Of s30O0O per snnuEn, snsl e7se! 10 pr
80, "a tts o1Df.al sa0ok Of hf Company
ESTIMATE or SExr SEASON BUSINESS
80 turs per day Oy Olo ,an.
psviys net prU6t per tun-in oon-e-
5uence Of the contract win eAaP q, % ~ siao 200
90 I'm ,Il' NJ Say' for sales in Baltimore
md he local trsde Tor $50 days 10 e. .5.- sa 90
Psyirg ret Prohi Per TIN o.
MaLire total Of net earnings from coal .,,5aooo
~
'.oIs oyoito Is per ceat on the edJitli soek
In crnaSction with the above estimaies' we 'sA -
,;,uler attention 70 the following iacts n .s nor
u. set chr freishts By steamers viii ne % cehIs -
i'm loss than the average Of ireighis pala lA7
, chr freiaht BY the steamers viii be o@12 -
Vi Than The pre-eni freights By sclooners -
ba,more and IS cents per tdn less than pF1'e'
from Alexandra. =, ~ ,,;y h y7l6 cs1ts
% L. han coal cqn be freigef BY cane! Props1s,s
Ssd bor0e through the bays and cG"d1' from
NtE- YOrk -h L. co-,nanv have fine
wharf, which viii greatly facilitate ana coal
- from the immense value Of the Company s-VIe
for coal thew have exten-ive veins OF hre 0y
rims OF the RfHuias fire clay kropH "a ms eoaAuy
cent the vein which the Mount savage company uaES
worked great profit for several cars p3't, anu m
ia posod 10 be one of the veins opened on the Com
p,nTt lands The Company have a % opened two veins
~ iron orc of very superior quality, well situated ior
MINING and transportation; also, me quarry Oh hne
stone TIER lands also heavily tnnbere1 WIN "hite
cak suitable for ship timber, staves, &c AMI unoer lof
mining purpose; 1870, ,,.......i p....,.,,,
IHoMAs A DExIIa r., D'5e tor snd Irel,' B0'''A
CHARLES : DARRoM Gsn sup,f.aiend -
Sa1itsYF5.;5E.wFEFEiF;' .,voo, Rs+ YORK
7 STOKES DIcxERsOs Selins As~ai. Ses Yofs
N.v Yors Savel.bes 10, lst@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

Patrick Keivan sgt Wesley Smith.

To recover damages for alleged assault aud
battery already referred to- The Court charged that
II plaintiff, as alleged placed himself before the Alder.
man 90 impede his progress il technical assault
and the Alderman approhcnded breach of the peace
he had right arrest but using more force than
would be necessary. Ii for the Jury say Verdict
for plaintiff, ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
Pa.aenRers Arrived.
Foreign Importntions.

,lp DessHfhi-s eiz LeneoHM.sc- Fanny and Lyds Al
htd o. tondCn Nu C. Han Boston Gle Nan-hed VI Nv
naNrn and so the steerase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
BY telegraph.

BOSTON. Nov A-Arf h. bris spithre Tooasco
cd shp Alexander Calderon shi; Henry, and hfy New o.
I'm. saehem. Do hns sah Ihornke Cacli h Jo Frank
Iin St Johne *.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

" CONSOLIDATED DEBT Of NrW. ORIg,ys
NEv-osiEAss, Oct Pa lSi2--By virtue OF toe th,r-
seventh scuon oi che act II the LEGISLATURE of the S,.
Louisiana entitled An Actto Consolidate The Cav ~.
Orleans and 10 prrvlde tor tn and anin,c
tor OF lts saars approved ne 81 Of February, ia ~
OF the tfth section o. the act Elementary erra 49,
providing for the incorporation Of the City OF aa.y.7
with the City of New-Oreans approved the ssne a.,
and OF the third secton of act entitled "An Ar
meutary TO an act 20 ConsDhoaso the City OF Ne4..,.
and TO provide for tie government aud mlnasem~n. al
afsirs' APPROVED March II, 1852 ami Tor the p,yo. =
paying the interest accrans tie entire debt OF N. -,
and of eng ell Obligations OF The old cOspo.aa 40
the late First Second and b Nun cpaties az w
Lafayttfe naiurp ne drrlug the year 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this ca.
from this date until the SECOND MONDAY lsth Das.S
bernsxt Qs52) ~ II o'clock NJ, for the purchase n an
any portion Ola sories OF TlilRrEEN HUNDRED Boyn
OF THE CITY OF NEW-ORLEANS Coz the .um =
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS EACH; said Bonds 70 =
dated the FIRST OF JULY, 1852 payable Ia RORfY
WARS st the office of the Treasurer OF the ei,y wiz
teret coupons attached thereto, at the rate OF SIX PEE
CENT? NJ PER ANNUM, payable se,nannually, soon vi
after the first January, 1853 in the City Of NewYok !.
the first January and the rt OF July OF each year Pm
posas 20 10 Endorsed Bids for the purchase OF 8oaa !,
tie City u NewOreans ami adrcsed 10 "Adoph Lave,
Secretary OF the Board OF Commissioners OF the Cor d.
ed Debt OF the City of New Orleans be opensd a Ia
Bonds adudcatedt 10 the highest bidder the sh Dssn
TRIMS or PAYMENT.-Cash, Tor in any Of ne u.sr.
coupons obligations OF the Old cry, OF the late Fr
Second and Third Municipalities or City of Laystta Ts
turing 1857 at the option OF the parchaser caoarsA
the fret OF January, Oneourh the inst OF Aaoo<
fourth the FIRST Of May, and the remainder on tic a
July. lD with SIX per nj per anuuln interest nJA
ay1 1873 the Commissioners rcservina the right 70 ma
ten per cent Of the Bonds sdjudicated guarantee
compliance with his contract the part Of the pars
The further reserve the right OF reees
OF all bids
COMMISSIONERS.
A. d. CROSsMAN, Mayer. se
%. DEBuNS, Controller.
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
". P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance csnniiss
L. H. PLACE, Chairman of Finance Couuaislss, &c.,
OF Assistant Aldermen.
IAypr Secretary.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

sisanshrssoSfherne- Fos.sr chasstoa sposrd T,ssou
Co Sy q kssHSat stehe1 Petersburg, L secrss4y
Co Pymosfh, feane. Noe1e Hxroeea 4 Go.
shps-L<o1ess. Wson. Ch2fl-~tor, N>snirh Roha
sssa ssesss ss'ssssA, y w yivsa c. csl4ass s,sJv
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mo CONTRACTORS of the MAGNETIC

II " OON INfO OItD VI THC 4ffst.7Es an.
J. TELEGRAPH-The Royal Industrial Instt.ss W y
vana offers receive seaed proposals until the one
January next noon for the construction OF me LIZ
TRO-MAGNETlC TELEGRAPH in the islAW A.
central and branch lines the principal ports he W
and South Coasts. The wires 10 be suspended IL
ground and the apparatus whether OF BAN wv
or House For further particulars apply 20 .
HENRY A. COLT, No. N Sosnf
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srHrSu AiEAs4s.-.--.TEI 50.
sss-6sss--s y Sets -..-...-.t 81 Hsos-sr... S GA
n4T
ss~,J HOok... s9n 6os IsAsd.. "a he. G.s< "a 10
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S50000. @ sisLIrNH : snx eE sSa NJ NJ

ROAD BONDS for sALE.-These Bonds are s'slaM
basis for banking in Wisconsin, by law OF the ~ ~
proved by the people at the late electlon they 1s'~
Railroad Bonds IN the State that can be 80 used 4,
The receipts of the 81 miles OF road completed We
the month OF October past, sl5,072 Six miles meio
road are brought into this day. 10 wiz Do co"v.
Janesyille III miles from Milwaukee, by the lotn -
Der next. DELANO, DUNLEVY < Co, No. ~ "Hs
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financial.
CTATE, COUNTY, CITY, and RAILROAD


STATE, COUNTY, CITY, and RAILROAD
- BONDS.
STATE OF TENNESSEE SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
redeemGblei il 1892
FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SIX PER CENT
BONDS redeemabe IN 1882 guaranteed by the Coving,on
and Lexington Railroads.
BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SIX PER CENT
BONDS redeemsble in 1881, guaranteed by road.
NORFOLK CITY, VIRGINIA, SIX PER CENT
BONDS, redeemabe IN 1872.
MEMPHIS CITY, TENNESSEE, SIX PER CENT.
BONDS guaranteed ~ the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, redeensble in 1882.
ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT, AND NIAGARA FALLS
RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS redeeuable
1854, 55 and 81.
PHILADELPHIA AND sUNBURY RAILROAD
COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, redeemabls
1917.
EVANSVILLE AND ILLINOIS RAILROAD COM
deemstle 1852
NEw.ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD EIGHT
PER CENT. BONDS, Convertible
NEW.ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD TEN
PER CENT BONDS. Convertible.
The principal and interest Of all payable IN this city
For sale BY CAsMANN, WHITEHoUsE co.
nVIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMIANNU-
~ AL INTEREST falling due in this City on the first
wI be pad on and after date the office Of the
derssned o presentation of the proper coupons VIZ
THE BOSDS or THE CITY OF COLUMBUS
tOhioO ISSUED to the CLEV ELAND, COLUMBUS AND
CiNCiNNATT RAILROAD COMPANY per cents.
THE BONDS or THE CITY OF MADISON India
nal issued TO the MADISON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
THE CLEVELAND COLUMBUS AND CINCIS-
MATT RAILROAD COMPANY, per cent. Mortgage
Bonds. - - - -. - 800.
The CRAWFORDSvILLE AND WABASH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY per cent. Mortgage B0nds
THE WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER tsOath
Caroina) RAILROAD COMPANY 7per cent. Mortgage
Bends WINSLOW LANIER 4 Co,
No. 50 Wallst.
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Spoken, a.

Ass skt 1855. pas g Is W lar, Rv,o, # c..,, a..
n CsAAc fcf bsIn0rs. -
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DEDEMPTION of the ALBANY ,. "
nsCHENECTADY Gate MOHAWK and HUBER w r.
RAILROAD COMPANY'S BONDS Of 1872 oas -
CEMBER l. I852-Notice is hereby given thai tns - :.
nal and AZ due on the above Bonds viii Be pa
sntaton al the Office Of Meegs. WINSTON, LAs%sS
q Co, 70. % Wall-st, Newfork or at ne c9 9 ~
Ints rest on the above Bonds win cease AFTER the ~
eember next. L. FOSTER, Jr, sscfcnJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

PACIFIC BANK, NEwYoRx, Nov ~ - -
nIVIDEND.-The President and Direc's,
~ of this Bank have declared dividend ssoItps
cent. ON the capital stock, payable to the stoeAH'
and after the lot OF December next. .,,.. ~
The transfer books will be cosed from the ga
inst inclusive. BY order Of the Board T.. c.hia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25

NJ R.COBB g. Co., No. 20 Wallst, S0e'
lNs Commission and Collection Brokers, o.., "a
STOCKS bought and sold state. Haalroaa, y"
other Leans ne gotisted . ,,s,.s exo
COLLECTIONS made in ell parts Of the uns's' -
and Censfas with promDtpees
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of n.
y CON Sol LID Al.EA - -. -. -

J.. II. PLACE, Chairman France Committee, -
A. LASEr, Secretary. B0ard Of Assistant Allssy.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-07

,sxo shsvfng that the weight of the fleece had been
.~,s.x from lees than Two 20 nearly three pounds.
Our imports of wool during the past ten years have
vnried q follows
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-06-29

CU" Ninety thousand dollars, it is
announced III the official organ of NJ.
kossuth, is the sum total of that dis
tinguishcd gcntlcInan's levy in this
country, since his arrival here in Sep
tcmbcr Iast.-This is Il very handsome
sum. The President of the United
States gets q salary only $25 900 Il
year: koss,lth has raised nearly four
times that amount in the short space
of nine months.
Masonic JunlLEE.-Onc hundred
years will have elapsed on the 4th day
Of November next since General
George Washington was made free
and accepted Mason, in Frcdcricks-
burg Lodge, i'll Virginia. Several
Grand Lodges, including the G. H., Of
Tennessee, Michigan, Vermont and
North Carolina, have recommended to
the Masonic fraternity under their re-
spcctivc jurisdiction to observe the 4th
day of November next us IL Masonic
jubilee. The Grand Lodge OF the
State of New York will celebrate the
day.
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She1if's Sales,

Ri virtue of sundryd Executions 10 me
~ directed, will be sold a, Sumter Cour;
llouse, on the lst Monday and day follow
ing III July next, within legal hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, for cnsh, the
following property. Purchasers to pay for
titles /:
] negro levied on MS the property of John
A. Colclouglr, at the suits of a.. Young,
and the Estate of John Evins.
! negro levied on as the property of w.
II. Mcknight, at the suits Of w. Il. Leach,
hdlnrx., and w. ii. Ballard.
/ negro levied on as the propcrt. of
Henry "A. llnlladay, ut The suits OF Thom-
as J. NJ Davis, , cases, and Henry Kelly
negro levied on rs the property of Jo.
scph ii. Stnkcs, at tho suits Of w. lIubbell,
and John China.
l negro levied oil as the property of G..
w. Barnes, at the suits OF w. w. Aulcr-
son, and Samuel Tate. .:
! horse levied on as the prapcrty of T..
q. Jenkins, at the suil OF ID. a. Foxworih
Marc and Colt levied on as the property
John w. Donald, at The suit oi j.. Duranl
Il Co.
horse levied on as the property OF w
Kelly, al the suit OF Janics II. Pack.
horse levied OH as the property John
.. Holladay. at the suit OF WIN. Nctllcs.
House and lot in Sumtervlle, and I,natl-
cr, Shoes, Hides in Tan, Shoculakcrs tuuls,
&c., levied Oh as the property of Jesse
Morgan, ut the suit OF john Conncrs, 3
cuscs.
l25 acres Of land in Clarendon, levied
on Us the property of {. L. R,chbourgh, at
the suit OF Rid Dollard.
l50 acres OF land in Clarendon, levied
on us the properly Of J. N. tyulgcw?y, ut
the suits Of w. K. Burgess, Ex'r, cases,
and r. J. Price.
2ti2 acres OF land in Clarcmont, levied
on as the property OF Ben. Courtney, III the
suits Of II. }. Dmkins, Thomas Allsbrook.
and WIN. Nc,tlcs.
200 acres Of la,ul in Clarendon, levied
OH as the property Of J.. ID. bryant, at the
SUI, Of Edward Brouylnon.
300 acres of land in CIarcmont, levied
on as the property of Thouas Garrett, at
the suits OF w. Ward, A. .Abrallams, .
cases, und J. II. Pack, and others.
John G. RIIAME, $. s. D.
SuInterSillc, June is. 1852. :}5-td.
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e,OAaSiSlA<.CS.

Receipts per Rail Rail at Suntcrvilc
Depot, for the week ending June 27, .e5 ).
Nldzc. To +. ]. Moses, J. O'Cunnc-,
ESTATE J. a. Colclou.l,, II. Nlnncyhan, +.
Myers, j. B. Wi,hcrspoon, w. G. Clark,
e. q. Capcll, j. +. Gordon, ]. i. Brnnson,
T.. Moses. Miss Hort, J. Newman, w. j..
Francis, Brown, Ice e. Co, s. NJ. Green,
w. Began, a. NJ. Foster, Mrs. Covert, J..
Z. lIaynswor,h, A. a. Solomons. Mrs. NJ.
}: MrFad'lcn, 5. Terry, Mrs. NJ. f. Doyle,
It, Crongan, l.. B. Hunks, S. llarvin, J. B..
White, N. Crane.
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LASTING EFFECT OF GuANo.-Thcre
is strange delusion affecting the minds
Of halfthe farmers in the country upon
the subject of guano not doing any
good TO crops succeeding that to which
it is applied. From Il thousand other
similar evidences which we have on
hand, we select, says tho Frederick
Herald, the following experience of
lion. James A. Pcarcc, one of Mary
lands, farmers as well as statesmen.
lie says, "April 1915, applied $50
pounds of guano to an acre of growing
wheat, the land being very poor. OF
course, it was applied as Il top dressing,
mixed, however, with plaster. The
wheat doubled in quantity at least, and
fine clover succeeded it; and in Two
.i"ps, one at corn and the other of
small grain last year and the present,
the effects are still apparent"
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STROKE OF TIE SuN.-Persons
whSse avocitions necessarily expose
them to the sun cannot bc too careful
of themselves. lt is Scry evident
that all mon cannot carry umbrellas,
and perhaps there may be some value
in u s,igge stion which has been com
municatel to the editor Of the AlcXan-
dri;,, Va. Gazette. The writer says:
--'tn conversation with the lady of
one, of our Commodorcs who has late
ly been stationed ut Pensacola, where
the officers and men were much expos
cd to the heat of Il tropical sun, she
told mc that they adopted Il very Sim
pie mode of protection by wearing
high crowned hats in the inside OF
which they placed II quantity of auw
i scet cotton, which completely wardcd
of the; intense hcat.-At this season,
wllellswc hear daily of deaths caused
l,yFcott1,.tle Soiei-woull it not be well
to recommend our omnibus drivers,
and all mechanics and laborcrs, who
arc 50 much exposed, to try the cx-
periinent?'