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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

A.<ss haze advanced considerably. Lnseys tre
Alpsd, at lszsDsc Blankets firm and In Demand
yolsnsels ar. advancing and with brisk sale nhHvs
sre much reduced Ia stock and prices are very regn
hr Foreign Goods generally inactive; more his
IN iore in German Goods, particularly Cloths 81 ai'
c~,ced prices. Staple Goods are all higher ffenen
God. sell moderately good for the season ha''n''a
eIvtts are quite active Spring Goods are sio"y ai
irving. but will be offered at higher pnces' ofae's
have becn sent out to much larger extent thah 'nsy
can be executed. owing :. &c = "-- cost ao'osa
l.hor and raw ra..er;,il,6 -. ieT, as respects,
elks and Won ms brit 6<~s have been rather
.~,;xs L. o. zoo ioois lave been selling
feerv at old prices owing TO the enhanced prices Oh
pomestics Large imports viii take place, and have
commenced The ships are now beginning TO arrive
ali well ,sden with Cotton, Wooden, Linen and SIX
Goods There Is a going on between the manuiac-
tuners Sf the Old and the Worlds In an advance Oh
prices The increased rates of wages abroad more
than eountsrbalsncee the decline in Cotton, which
the only leading raw material that Ia declining In ths
article however ell the elements Of large and pros
porous trade both in Domestic and Foreign Goods dur
ing the next year exist. Money easy, raw nA'er'"
plenty, consumption large.
At Philadelphia money continues easy ~
shout p cent for first class paper second cass 'a"
not be plsee ed sa less than7
The Boston Post doubts that the AIR line
stosk has been taken but adds; nj,
"The stock of the % miles OF road, between nacn
4ope and the Norwich and Worcester, has Oil been re-
euarly subscribed sl25OOO being taken by parties on
the line The whole amount of stock taken u sSoovvo
For the immediate construction OF this ~ mics tue con
t,scts we're settled on Saturday night and operations
were commenced today The whole Is TO De hms 1
in September next By this connection with tne Not
wicb, and thence with The New London, Wll,nantlc anu
Palmer Road the Norfolk County will be enabled 70 run
day and night line to NewYork by care and steam
boats from ewLondon. NewLondon is IL nnes
nearer than Stonington and but miles iarner
than Boston"
A series of articles published in The North
A~ieas gives estimate Of the probable increase oil
the coal trade for the next nine years based upon the
amount annually brought to market The following Ia
be- showing the total amount of Pennsylvania anthra
cite coal brought to market every year, from le2o 70
the close of 1851, shows the increase from year to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

,.vor.d 10 get tbs harbor. and IN beat had
- - - md finally -cnt Ashore At j nds,
100 hrh up on beach Her csrro Sh' asoreJ,
go, crsc bsr- she can get o. -i tobe heaso
-,n..rrd another vessel, an. hkrn 70 tbs
49, r. To- rot spre.r much dsmas'l rae vessel
"a, vessel and enrAs-J ,-<sance
beoe -yo' ed WRECKED San Fran
- ,,nanrd Nov ~ the vs-ng clear ers,ch over the
- r vheh account hAsls compelled leave her the
S,vpT,ous the lover hold had Ven saved also
49,. anchors the hrsvy .aHal eoutnac she would soon
40 "a pee. he notion ~ appeared IN he sharrp
Bu4 from Hsvsna for IRE &c, ss as'oe IN 1orar
sy 6;h sni AFTER tampns heavily for seven hours WITH me
,ssrre Y n. " Steamer Antelope She leaked badly ana
veu repas Her would be forward IN an
ErfEib vessel . .,.,
p,-f Isol. m remains below Ses sesord An unsuccea
,-rrF. made her Fdy night but sroanae1
.lreast Of Pa leland
seYn Fapci.co fm Santa Bsrisra rfprencea
,,rv were s PASSAGE of the Heads on the M
% aud tool heavy W. sah, and blown too eevsd-7d
rrr.d buwark-, galley, oct boat &c
Fs..rs Bsr Charleston I'm Point Pete 1n,d IN
zos Of r. 9th INST into the scar bepny
wins in ready for aud carried away po
hccrn. spruns bovsprt, stove oulvarks, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, Dee. Ia.

-CLovERsEED is in steady demand al IS 75de &c BARK
dull and almost unsa able consequence Of the high rates
Of reights Europe small lot Of Mo- Ousrctron sold
az SOS 80 per un which is decliue. The CorroS market
is inactive and prices dropping Small sales at lOdllc
No. There some little export demand for FLOUR and 1909
bbls straight brands sold at IS 2 2 Dbl and some mIed
b7ards at IS There is fair inquiry for city consumption
at IS l2 up to IS IS for common and extra brands In
RYE FLOUR nothing doing. Corn MEAL il held firmly
for Brandywine. ,-
There l. but limited amount Of WHEAT offering and
Al iel bph CoRN il dull owing TO the scarcity Of ves
sels 36oOd 600 bush prime dry Yellow sold at $50
Csc aoat closing the latter rate OATS are dull and de-
Giving sales of Southern and Pennsylvania at An sic
bush WHISKY is dull Small sales at rs cents in barrels
hhds sold at the prce but sales have been made at
25l cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
q . ~ TEs,sy i is ?: ,5I # s so sai

:, a. q yer q ~ Tfraothy e insrtive IT si5ds I
&C., rr scfi,e Sales O: ~ bbls e lolc. for chio ana
rgi., =. :, 4-n we h~r- of no s,,ss dnrinz
III issf t,r1e days LIVERPOOL so g; syiney = ~
FTiTYfFRs linn with CIR bugnosi do,ns' s..es ,ss
,c S,vs of SO fs Ohio Live Geese az f2c; Tennessee
held CT Sf0Slr. a--;,,
HOPs-The market i frm hu. Il active Sales anr'hs
The last three days Of Only - tales ~ 20 %
IATTS-Ths market - firm sth IA, SrSress lo' '"S
-, 80 a. sales COO. opOat - 3. cash ,a
- ~, ssr,Sv with rnodsra.s hlEines< lsp
M Common Pock have heen sold the las. three dfys a.
81 lal. No Lump ~ ma-ket N,..h..s
LTMPF IL active Sa.es sx ergo e aas ING tle ~, ''
s.ysa sis1 $14 90. - s-,--..~-,t lua
az - i2l -. -. .r,.t, a.hhn'si Is
la h.,.- rN,,k, leland held AZ s2idsAs
ToBICCO ,s 7ery active. 80 hhds kenine eos ~
an -, sca and do at 7c. for Liverpool ~
ssss ysrrf-fnred Tobacco sold for California AZ ID
spI.TS ,ctve Sales - Penang Nutness a. s'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

eAeAyyAH Dec " Arr sh,p wn rse-eott teev ~ ,sn-
cernsh Psh, Me- D,Tsoe Lowell Bo.fon ch' NJ ~.
reTe- ysss Cd brk Chester croeoy, bo~'o" SIN" M
chan,re.r. Tysr Boston. - T. w. yoxt
ST NLaVs-Ip port Elisabeth Sawyer iof SeS tA
Az, a, h s,h barb Thomas Fk. Key West ana '
r,h lds for New York -. xr,~,a,,re
yxtcETORD p.r .ehr Henry, Bsksr va tTvsn,ue'
I'D Fs., t;teenwh ssed Free Trader Bsher Nsw
WARREN. Dec. e-Arnved. soop wnra Ssn' -, I.n,,s
iuh .,l,d Burroughs, PhAd-pnni
Reure, Bfsh;fnsn New-fork-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Arrived.

L. se.r'hp Arctic. Luce I'm Liverpool Dec pass and
uise T. h. Collins d Co. Dec 49, at 81 J.. NJ si a o. lon
H. passed large supposed to be the Baltic from New
York Dec. II for Liverpool
Steamship aon, ADAM Charleston co hour TO spoford Tile
iton & Co
ship Gaena Levitt Orleans 6 days rnd-e w Nelson
sen.
ship Atlantic North New cans y mise and pa.. ., Pros,
cs. l. at - 81 ~ 81 spoke BARK Kirkland Bal
tmor,. from New Orleans for Geroe. IL dly- out
Barb Hyperion OF New Haven Ward, I'm ST. George Grenada
Dee Thomas Dec5 Old and fruit Timothy
Dwight
BkJ W. Blodset, Waite Seal 10 days mise T. ThebauI
Bfs Hacyon Edrdse Juan Remedies 10 ry. sugar
and honey 10 SiuTfe- A Co.
schr Luculu- Iufn Jaeksonve T. r., days lumber
4 Church.
schr H. D. Gaude Chapel satro RIVER Geo day.. lumber
HoCtenbaugh
scr lie Roy Laurence Alexandra days -four to Mott Bele
schT Arlington 0sborne ofseown d. flour s,urge Gear
man & Co.
schr John r. Maher Avery Norfolk d. cotton eoruto
H. Newman.
schr Reeoc wosum Petersburg d.. -four to J. Hunter Co
Schr Emily johnson Coe Baltimore days -four johnson
Lowden
Rainbow Hodsman Little Greek DEL d. corn wheat
10 j. Evans.
schr RIO Coffin jacksonville E. F. d. feet of lumber TO
Massey Amber Dec O. lat ~ lon ~. spoke schr w
Lngton, from jacksonville, bound 10 New York.
schr A. De'oei Brewster Wilmington days
:. 4 I. Mnchil.
schr. Invoice. Lover, PHILADELPHIA 3dsys, coal
Schr Lucy Elizabeth Pond Salem, Del ds potatoes
schr. John Tion. Smith, PhIade phia days, coal
s,hr. Nerrn on Lougsireei, Virginia days, pine wood
sChr Henry Brown Williamson, Virginia days pine wood
sehr. sophia. Holmes, yirsinia 3days, me wood
sChr. Chez. Laurence, Portland Conn, daye. stone.
sALEDslrs scatso Homes Por Philip Australia; Isaac Al
egion, Sears, New Orleans
hp Caroline Tucker, anchored
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. Dec. II


sieamshp-Europa (Br. Shannon. Liverpool T. Cunard
Propeler-Nove'y, Bel. Philadelphia, J. y. Brsgs.
shps-Iaac Acron, Sears Nes Orleans, WIN Neloa Son
Houfhion Doane New Oleans. w. J. 1apscot CO.. Car
rng'on French. Frsnfisco Buckin 4 Crane.
Bark-Lyra Benns Havana Mse, Taylor Coz Fanny sper,
Mobile Esse Hazard s gsns Ro De Janero. u. d. Brook
Heca Peerson. Maianza X G. Read Admiral Brommy
fBfem. }, Pope. London l.. w. Burchud
Bnss-Neal Dow Mason John y b., T.. J. Bndl; Pals
(Br Amy. jersey HaItor y D.. Rome Dnwidei Noes,
MRks Charleston Geo Bailey; Johanna Dan Hinchei Lon
don Punch Meneie; fsyofie White Bathurst, AFRICA W. NJ
Freeman Co
sohooBersIonr Parker Boston, =. W. Herrck Nancy,
Hcamn riuwal II. d. BFoosman Coz Michigan Bisse Bai
johnson Lowden Fair. Gieti, Baltimore MILLER Lord
Aoic Wilson Aenandris. &c. stnrses, Chairman & Co.
SlnnIs-F rankln. Slar New Haven, -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Total...............iAi42 O. ,sse, COS, 90

BY these statistics il Is made to appear that the
ngc cos, Of European Railroad was $4,000 - mpe
The average cost Of American Railroads completed
previous to the commencement of the present year
was sN,S7 mile. The excess of expenditure
therefore In the construction Of European Roads over
fhose In the United States IL SOS es3 y mile or nearly
oR cent; but it may be remarked that the estimated
average coss OF construction in the United States of all
the Rosds completed and in progress does no, exceed
en- 800 mile that the actual excess is sss 693 y
mile.
The foregoing statements develop the striking fact
that the United States possess an extent Of Railroad
nearly equal to that Of the rest Of the world combined
an at our present rate of progression are likely in
afew years to exceed 1t.
Imports (other than Dry Goods at the port
Of New. York for the week ending and including Fri
day, Dec 10 1852;
Riga Bxksts - las Do Beads 81 d Bsoss sxs4
Botfies e24n. - - Breks $50 do s-tss
krosher tot do Bators Oh do soi 7s5 DO
China ~ ei0fse 10 China Clay tS do sis
Ycs do Csou Aor. IS dc. cocks Coal $S9i
I3 nSa Cosec eeo67s do Cokso- ws,er Corks
III Do cernehsn RING esq., II do Crueblcs sl
- do Alan C6 Arso ss Arrowross en- "a Bal
IN ccpsya ells ~ d Bcsehns Powder. e4< do Bsoass
pcseers e7i0 go do Basr Soda u ss Potash 7o
~ Do Be<ax e9oos 5Ag Do nrncae f0da Canhnes
~ "a Carh Ammonia 80 do cochiseal 10 Col
@ee Roo esN - Cream Tartar 80, Do Essssess eSs<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
HhnlePs.

CID at Bedford Ilth ship William and Ers Pekens Paciae
Ocean.
A, Canary Islands u .chr Amaha Hammond, Of sppean,
clean
July Is bark Gov Carver West, Wespor So sp
had whales but ]
Art AZ 90 .sune date. bari Bevs Smell. " B., 500 sp
Put Mchaes IS CofvO, Martin, of Orleans and sd
day cruise $3.50.
stoken-Nov T. la; IS Ion whaling bark painted
bak with blue and white helnerei ssna
steerue T. 5 +. - 9, .. -
Oc, TO- al, II ~ n IS w bark ysant. Of View Bedford on
a 80
ca Bedford 18Th hp Hector Norton 70, Pacific Ocean
bark yaria. Mooer., DO sd. ship Martha ueader, do
SHIP Hector reported ashore Palmer Island was got
of safu day. suTpoeei without damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Markets. .Re,orted BY TelegraIi.

NEy.OpLEaSs Dec. l3-CoTros has been sctve to-day,
he ses reaching OoO bales Prices irregular but the
oDo.siens for rniddng sdsc. and good middins Us
on and is bales SUGAR II in brisk detan
300 hhds sold al steady prices MoLAssIs-Saes o. 80
nd, az 2l.c for prime Mes PoRX has declined 10 ~ %
gased for Liverpool az H.. ..;., .,
CIScIsSATI, Dec 1.-THE number of HOGS reGsived 70
f ds,e 2 600 AGAINST N6f00 the same time last year
pics are advancng and there active demand at
h., ,bev are held for 81 Large sales Of bulk MEAT have
besn made at &c for SHOULDERS and &c. for SIDES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Disasters. &c.

it sS Al bos;nn llik. from Nsns made c.,c Co ,l.
lou o 80 on Ih1Tsty and durns a.: Ar M 49,,
ler ~ q ryrcuh the weather b.lns thuk eoua ~, -
l .te on f'y nshi The clsisry blov csrl. 10
snd where she parted her char, sa wa. b-o.b, IA
.. n roui raa n.O0u.st. sretcsnass roa. SUD
D3in t~sirfuan, II,
lsSnt srlsoeed 10 have upon re Io-.. y
.es By Tie ~recl sscu three a-h. Of sr- DoSerI- fo
ssht sece sum T. rom Thafcher's sani I've 49,. -
rot on Isrr~csy " -trprsnS Of her mr. "a I, ..,,s.
MAJ ne errcf fcH 10 70 AOtsns Ss-e~r 81 T.,..
IaAna Ea- eeea 70 her N@taas heard :, ~.
we have Hnee learned TIA; the -sck . sIou, n siy
DrsL Nov. lam shP z Zeres, from A,,x.,, ., 49,, -
sss iorh Before reported 70 have upon the Bsk- So -,
have come CO. s-'tes ca sibout ayp.rrr -. a.
askore. N--ia saen sne Ven,
"n Aeo Scfeor, Of Provrcetoxr bound f,or, J,~,.,
soecn sspssec AZ sea "a slusA Nov o. on "a NJ.
the eapan ~e and the eook drowned "a. g.,
ts.a Srf TIE nate and tocr seanen szv-d So ~
, kesAsrsrs Dee l-sshr. Sarah Levis o. Thon.sa, ., -
tbe South B~arh, has been sold for sl%s oH
rASsrsrsrevs Dec i5-Sshr Hanovef Of Wlu,rt,, n, -,
les,ea ,of fhs1ep anchored Herring Gut urh az iI,S
h9 ehTs and srsek On The bar he eassan slipped n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Bece,pts or Produce. Dec IA.

Bph< North R,rer Boas-3353 bbs Flour, 81 DO Beet
Bv Ne.o- York and Erie Ralroad-279 bbls: ond 81
sacks Flour ESQ sacks Wheat % bales Wool q do But
faIo Robes bales Hemp; so casks Oil; 1923 packages
Butter 28e do Cheese 235 sides and 81 rolls Leather,
81 hhds Hams $50 bbs and tee Lard s. tcs Beef do
Bacon 81 bbls Pork % do Beans 623 sacks Oats l83
bbls Whisky; $50 dressed Hogs; ID bills Ashes 10 do
Potatoes; 20i bales Hay; Y head Cattle 10 Calves;
Hsrses; 10 bbs Cider; 80 do. Lime III bundles Paper
bbls Fggs IS no. Apples; SO casks Glover Seed bbls
Wax; 3s5 sacks Feed; IS pkgs Domestics and cases
Boot. and Shoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

Lyerpoo-Arr Nov e. sp. Isaac Webb. Furbe New York
rfa srisircni Sampson Boston; Elizabeth Bruce Brown
2sth Robert P9sord kss Iesvii s'orer Gac,
Tompeon New York Astors Walsh. Tatm.souche 2sh
Onward. Mahh, Quebec Tofuhu, Bosart. DO: Poioc
Cuytu' (, Foster Virginia Hartley Mrrel New Dream; wn
star es. -: Do steamship Area. parnson, New York
Chare- Holmes Croker York America Perre New ORE
fbrs Cders svs Hous Kong Wesiphaha Vessels Virginia
10 Grand h TN rSsds Paa oh.Tes sPsssae PLe Boston,
GravesendArT Nov - ship Geore ole New York ,sih
Ia''sh hsriy hnIui New York bark frsnkn, Ham KauA
sd m Do ;rh: Aran, New orleahs Victoria for New York
9Th, AIaian ior Noble.
sAiediron Pill Nov. 90 Louisa FOR Orleans, British Am,
pea-A Nov - Rss,ile I'm New York Henry C;rap.u One
bee LeAa Baltimore for Rotterdam
Plymouth-Sd Nov IS lorHan. Tor New Orleans
lVTIo0L. Nov 27Th- Ebbe saied iron, this Port
the the 18th TO- Nble put with oss OF Do
bs ElIsbeth fom China Tor I'spoo of the skere.
Esht the ii M apsn and nae Of the
on ard The kzabeih WHICH aoai hour
blew too bard 10 render ler The Hartley r
i,I.r 7on the z7d ss Captain Ma-r Of the En-
len Of honssours which leii Antwerp March cor
reported hat beins Masen n. ,w an
kn nh ark Of the Of for which been attacked by
he natives the master hanged and the
hs information Capt Miller obtained from letters ed under III.
leather 10 large PAM H. anchored BAY took .eyr
ures o. tests aud sour timber, and mall square
marble ron TIE vesfeL There hoard
Be'bt.rr Nov IA vessel aa totally On The
ee Al the steTn board q which. beanns Daphne ion al.
ss shd oihei Ions OF the ~ek hsve picked bu,
tohns 90 Indicate What she had
crew re srposed 10 Be Of the regular ostwe~a Lon
M,s.Tt. Nov. ssSome wreck plank marked csa.. and
pace o. Hshosry marked william kdNsrds' h1ve packed
W OF he he1sh knock and brought he Sat este
o Chester of Londos has ben ASSISTED Rock vey
suc.,TI, Ireland Nov s6The Chetsn Of and from r.
last for Savannah stranded Daniram BY stem ,1ve n
md is iHl o. ~Aier; saved -
BANrsI, Nos. .6fe R,,,o-e f-or COL g.
u ca shore and covered a; hish wafer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Spokeu. &c.

SEPT -, lat 81 s. a so w. ship steering "; had
rotte>'s
sept 81, ship Joshua Bates, Essierbrook
frcrn Lordon and DealJu for Hong konx
ser lat y s. lon Ill IS, ship Cor Morton ron san iran
cisco Ter Valparaiso. .
Oct ~ lat % 90 ~ lon 10 70 W. ship ~ Hoses Is Gays uon
Columtl River for Sandwich Islands.
Nov H. 40 m from Heads ship Queen OF the East Bartlett
from san Frsrcsco or Calcutta
Nov Is NJ of San Diego steamer Oregon rom Panama Tor
San FTsnctcn
WOW 10 no lat &C. Cor:e from Panama or San francisco
Nov ga NJ lat; &c steamer New Orleans from Panama
for san FRANCISCO.
Dee s. a 81 lon a. chip wabhn I'm New Orleans for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

The fact that the annual consumption Of coal in Eng
land and Wales is over 34OOOOO Of tuns shows there
10 at least nothing incredible in the results here fore
shadowed
The general distribution Of the coal trade at the
presens time Is in nearly the following ratio: Della
ware and Hudson 100000 tuns Lehgh, 100000
tu.s schuylkil 100000 tuns Reading, 100000 tuns.
Total, 5,OO0OOOtun
Taking this ratio Of distribution the writer makesthe
following calculation upon the business Of the next ten
years, assuming that the Companies named increased
their capacity for carrying the amounts here set down
In them:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
DELANO. DUNLEVY & Co, No. IL VALID
GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING Co

VI Capital s25o 1000; in $50 shares 500 eachJ WIN
CHESTER, President.
The rich Quartz Claims owned by this Company exceed
4C0 in number covering surface Of more than 100
the richest and most desirable part Of Grass Valley Ca.
tornia.
The Machinery is the ground. IL Is Of the 40.
proved and powerful any yet constructed and calculated
to crush 100 tuns of Quartz per day.
The whole of the property is paid for and the Company
free from debt
A few shares of the Stock for sale, at par.
Pamphlets containing the Charter, Bylaws Map &C..
NAV be Obtain ed the office il by mail inclose three
cent stamps.
on New York current funds,) to
X. }. RICHARDS, Secretary,
No l07 Futon-st, New-York.
Where specimens of the Gold airing Quartz may
frnm 10 2o,ccck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

All calculators agreed upon fixing the ratio of an
nua increase Of about 20 y cent The increase in 1851
was considerably greater than this but putting the
ratio Of increase at only Is cent, would give an an
uual production for the next ten year, follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

The following table, from the Census re-
turns, presents in a convenient form OF the prin
Gpal facts connected with Railroads in the United
States on the LIST of January, 1852:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15
Foreign Ports.

A, Uay u ship Corssir Habbard from caisra arr Oct
81. 20 ioad for Boston :,
Al Cadera ut ship Isaac Newton, Whitney for Boston ds
baIk Mary nala, ..,,
A. 10th nit bsrks TURK Harding from Boston 20 days
pas,sse arr 18th for Elizabeth Means Hilbert and Nate
Alec Low for New Yofk ready sp brig Rosario for do
saied l.ih Leo Miller and LOUISA Caroline Raven New
York 80 -,
obtain praque Boston barks Abeeun Burgess from
smyrna for PARMA of Port'ani) from Havana for Trieste
also Sandman brig from Leehorn for Ne" fok
Wind :. W. blowing gale.
CadH 9Th uit mot l7h ship Ocean star Loi savannah
and sd 6th for Niso -
A. Nantos 2gdu Fills Richardson for Rochelle, to load for
Boston, detained b. head winds
A. Liverpool qfh shp- Parliament Simpson, from Boston,
u., arr to Mazaan hoon nL Cronstadt arr sth
for NevYoFk. de-
A. London h u, Forest Queen Cooper for Boston soon
A. Adroan 10Th bark May, Br) for Boston about Dec l.
At Antigua % ut, schrs Louisa Margaret Tor Martinique
Al Trinidad Cuba sd u schr Mary Yates for Boston, ready
toioad
At Jaeo Cuba 10Th ult bark swan, Holmes Phadelph'
ult hp Robert Patten Purrnztcn New York
days; bark John Aves Chase. from Portland dssi X H.
KNIGHT FROST do hres Poos ssby from do wts car
20 belmont Lcckc Park. from Wilmington, do Fornar Collins
Warren r. L. dss Altoona Lesesans tor New YORK two
days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-15

EOR SALE.-CLENELAND and PITTS
Il BURGH RAILROAD Co. BONDS four yean to run.
T. cent. Coupon Convertible.
MILWAUKEE and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co.
FlRSTMORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE " cent SEMI.
ANNUAL COUPONS. - -.
AKRON BRANCH RAILROAD Co. FIRST MORT
GAGE CONVERTIBLE 7 " cent SEMIANNUAk
COUPONS. -.
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T THOMPSON, No. 2 Wall.st., os.,, e.,
u sale the following FIRST CLASS SECURITIES -,
Sl0oo0C aasTf e s8SDs sfn
These bonds have % yesn to run, with per cent esr
payable IN tins city hy co.Von in January and July.
$4,000 VIRGINIA STATE COUPON bONps 40
1885 They IN COO and $50 Bonds bearins -.
cent interest payable in this city in January and Ju
S2J,O 900 WHEELING CITY BONDS, fully sus,,n
teed by the State Of Virginia These bonds arc IL N -
EACH having twenty years to run per cent inisss
$4,000 NETWORK 70 Of 1862, interest payable guar.
Sis coo NETWORK Sc of 1856, nteres, payable Ss.,.
5000 NETWORK Is Of 1855 Interest p.y..l. s,...
The above stocks will b. sold in sui, purcsas
The Virginia Bonds mentioned above be nsed Or
banking purposes in Connecticut Vermont, SewJerry
Indiana, illinois and Wisconsin.
CINEON DRAPER, No. IS Pine-st., ofeu
Dior ale variety Of RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS
also CITY, TOWN and COUNTY BONDS, among wk<k
are; p,sc,.
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