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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-11-17
GAMDIDaAT E s..
For Sheriff.

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For Sheriff:
wMg oUATTLEBUM;
JULIUS DAYT25
JAMES EDISON;
r. S. KEY,
FELIX E.sBoDIE,
For Tax Collector.
THOMAS. b. REESE,
THEOPHILUS DEAN,
NJ. B. WIIITTLE,
CHARLES CARTER,
PHILIP BOYD,
For Ordinary.
II. T. WRIGHT,
JOHN w. SMITH,
VIRGIL NJ. WHITE,
w. =. DURISoE,
For Clerk.
PICKENS B. WEvER.
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Notice.

A IL Notes due the Subscriber, individually or
N as Executor arc placed IN the Bank OF lam
burg, for collection Those indebted will please
make immediate payment.
DIR. John Al. Gaphin, will act as my Attorney,
during my absence from tho State.
D. Ards.
Doc % tf
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N NOtiCc.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of Henry f.
IN freeman, decd, will come forward inlnc-
dias:ly anil make payment and those having de-
nands will render them in properly atsstsd.
j. ii. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
Jan ly 81
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Mill Hroms and GudseOns.

4 WELL assorted STOCK, for sale LOW.
100 Tons Of Iron assorted, Oral, Hoop, Band
Plow Moulds, &c. GEO. ROBINSON.
Hamburg, Oct l3 5v2m 80
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

JAUNDlCE, DYsPEPSA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF
Tile KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM
4 Disordcrcd L;rcr or Stomach, such Con.
stipation, Inuurd Piles, Fullness or Blood 10
the Head, Acidhy Of the Stomach, Nausea,
Henrt'bm", Disgust for Food, Inftness or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Sinking or Fuftcringn at the pit Of the Stomach
Swimming at the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, Fluttcring at the Heart, Choking OF
sn6oeating sensations ,ehc" in lying posture
Dimncss Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fcrrr and dull pain in the Head, Dcf-
cheney of Perspiration, Yciiorncss OF thc Sk'n
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, BACK CEcst
Limbs, &c., Burning in the Flesh, Smdden
Flashes Of Heat, Constant Imaginings Of Ell
and Great Depression Of Spirits, can be effect
ually cured by
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-11-17
SCIENTIFIC WONDER
Great Cure for Dyspepsia !!

THE TRUE DGES
l. TIVE FLUID, or
Gastric j uice,
prepared from Renlcs,
or the fourth Stomach
Of the Ok, after diree-
tiuns Of BARON I.iEBIc,
the great Physiological
Chemist, by j. S.
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Stolen

EROM the Subscribers house SILVER LEVER
J. WATCH, rather smaller than the common size,
No RI ,2U7-J. johnson, Liverpool Maker. When
takcn the winding chain was broken h was missed
the 3l inst. 1t had spring in the handle to open
the ease. The glass had scratch near the centre
resembling crack.
Silvclslnlls will please take notice of this, as the
Watch must plss through their hands before it will
keep time.
will satisfy any one who will put INC in the way
of getting it,. Address ne at Lungnrcs Store,
Edsciicld District, S. G.. ----
T. LAGROOEE
Sept 80 tf 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

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"a nssrs-I b B-rc-d Con- pans y Snck
81 al rook yn-4case- erz ~ Casa ks-rsr as }. -
sch -4rss ccriesn An.e-eo-ts
q T. Hsaff hsi5 Peer r. MILE H-rm Stes--e--lt Barn
sd H1hnst-3 Hdns Thiei CO. Pa'on D0ss
Is CA--e4 t1e- Gro-sran BrosI bae W Blown Co
Neyer Y, pssahsuss, ko'p,
s,hst1 Tirer II = cs 90 : k0nsssbssei haze
f6-f Mey-r siaeiea-2 rlscs Fsnrh Netacse-9
ksf ser kaFrh-3 Van Bauksu Hei1senaa-3f l-ksr
H1rrif-f rh'e- p-fs =. w Shnif a Coz Ahreas-
u John Nog. .1 y tes T'cf III hies NeIs = kyrc-
as Slits sai 81 - pies sp;e So 5ik ~os i0o tss
IEsr oder.
Quor trf's rasks Mr. Mgrai-tnn boe- es,rat
al asfynihe CAzs As0ne5 caks A Boyeias
tbf drF. rf crgAs - Rai ~
ch we n Hsrrcaon1-5 ak nserg cAsk. cream TAR
Ibis "a Ahcs ~ b.. eks Pipes ,ss
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BAHIA-Bns Ps.l6s5 bTs cof-e 10 10 eocoa its d. tam
. pg1savce oakgn 555 p.cr- 80 v
bas. lsc Nrpier. Jctsson G.,
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spoken. H,r.

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a. ~. = S irr II "A rr h.rk NJ.
ifru e-antk ior ,al Frsnci-co
Ser T., L. y hug Is W stig Roe St,.l p-.r.o, E,
Bo-1oa A-L Toy i-r C.l-ut;s
s., H. % ko Jahero sh9 Abefea, Knss9 from SeH York
o. t. corrected st n onE y TO- slip Cone, gardner
zen Nee } - s=pf - f0F san FraBcsco.
Scf It. q, Ig W. SIP Coanba q New Yort from Lon
doa io- Nss Or-sns
o. 2 al 10 = r. loas "a Il W. ship osAe S.0a from Lon.
aon krE ~ - Cscrsts-
OCT i0as y knE 5 o.. sshr Gen De KaA q Ne. Or.
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o. ~ TN. kas u e5 w hori Am-Es Of st. john " b
Eou - 81 AgsifaLA
f5u l. verpoo' or Bosioa
scrrt s. ong . " w. D1th b. JaoaueI, u Il
H.ss forn Nex lcIk Aag. a. 81 Honouu
Noy ar on oaE 2 10 W, hArt syphiAe Of and from
ks New l9sk
Sev r. % HSa's' Island ors T-,--p6 from orie1a,
81 Ckafi<ston.
siegnfS W.
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Eareicn pnrts.

"a fts-- ss.ira. Ju ~ ihafl a'r ships $500
Rev W Is3 ari a. - ac-rt 81 % Fe1s pc5P-r ctf
~, I-ca 'r Wy a. tcnhta' ,o fae'mc'l o'r'oa fon
Nsr,irs De-, nt t,rt. st rbaai -srra ron Naseales
30 aa. 10 l'ss a. b's'a Ne 'hpn nn~; ION It-
ar 4t. oaa .or Nss Nors fussa 30 ".-,sfnande
orr ut ccuHreedhs sd -eh a.' etA t'hy' "''o'e0'
Bora'n e. - OIL. -
AN. q MT ssr. Faresa Lane 10, Nes Yo,t ssoa;
h,c s.gua', Fr.au for Ro9, s DAYS SAei A'.tn' o.l
MI &, an 7f,t Old a-t a. n. HGvery, Crockef, Co Ner
YofI 49, SD 18Th r biss l. Be,su Nee r., o Ph'ie pa :
ohar 4 sr Se Orleas Bette from, New iort
90 sys sr and Malta for osan b o. 6ean NJ o'As
AZ Fsemo nh INST ssrhs Mary H. vo.e swsse, for Boston
De- Garatt. Mst, FOG phae paa ieN dsys hH,y, so,
81 a. ,r popharna Drnsvaie 20 % de- Rove. C''e,
prchsb or NsN Cslns Nsndisn Colby from NeNfo,k u
losd dc Acgo. lEshsn Tor y dsy, ers' Eoa y, -
Cohen. HcGane, Tor Bos'on Paul l. Jone Peri'a
Gor do 1rcuuan. sprssus. rom Bath, Tor Boston. aac
Mfrs,s 40 .Ap shelter. Gosdrr for Easand DC A.,
ksnsas Ca snr bsrk Bovd. merrill for Sesios, d.
S.d m, IN fih hip Europeau Wmunz Liverpool .
I~eht-n on iut. shp Chs HI L,cG~, ior View fort
-, "a MT b.h ie, Mder TO- NewYort laf Leu.ss
Caroline. Rayca Tor Do Do os Conductor ,Rr Gc~od "'
esraaT BE, INST .hp Norfolk Rose hor Napes va M'is
la IN Roser- az n,s ers Thy O smith for New York, nh,
A Sst. @ nsi trs E7. RICHARDSON, for Rocace 80 load for
A Rotterdam oh nst .hr. ch,rs Rusrk N.Yorki Arnold
B,nrse ru' or o. ard Birrc -h- Ncord Holland ID Cd
AGgo Ish inst sbgs S,f "a Nor I,wtea York 9Th,
e. Ofernrck ssh Huron. Pr Ir Boston, Dc
A. Ae~casis. Ers 18th Inst bark Cohea Ripley for Boston.
SD Parana aout :oh III, b. brig Ganare, for caIaO,
Atca bort avs l. ip cis,,n Crave. Sr Hampton Roads
RIO Jsuero nit ship sophia waker wiswel cor
iorA. So SEPT p So tng oiheo for Boston
Jleo. Cuha i9h Ill.,, hr zian Crovc, Passport
80 ~ a. chr Gray E.sle b9'Se' nof'So -,
At from 3 johns, 18th inst. hrg w Johnson, Tor
Az MEANS gi W. ,,,ane- Sir Joan Ha,vey rsnle,,.
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DIED.

On nufdsy ~ Ncv. .. A. - oroct sa.r Srs and
vtrt tc bore rs'.ea-e Mr. trH
AhlNk AhisAh We o. Jcha keyscr aEd Ght,r
Jaclt hesrul-r. "a Ire STA year o. Der A.
he rtvrs ard aaI to=e ofhs- h-s.t-r
Jola Eetun, -ad h-r trcih- l~ WARM .,o he
Horters 81 hcr-n log- No i07 / o. Of p 40 r-J--
o. " iinsea Nasler No :, a. A. respectfully
eets ef ,slssi a suney Nv. = ,ol ron Ser
cersc. No. les M1rf
Sstissly, Ct ea1dsy NV = JOHN FLORENCE AGED s.
yr.s
Tie re'afvs. "a hisnds he sny sni The member, a ,-e
lstt a. fereef 1vsd ar-ua h.. .u~r, f-os
o'ccck uiftaut aurrhsr iurt-tau
Ga sdHsr ~, -. MARGARET o,y G,asA,sr Of Ed~a.d
II snd NirFar,t Hlt-ou -
sgHe-s rH is rs-Hes Of Der plreH;s No 07 We; i4,
~ =
- Nes or,ssas pap-rs rhs-- eurr
Al Psesy.e Noy - ALh An sHAIER "A IL ,t, "a
asc. --e- 80 y -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CTs THArFssIyIxG DAY was observed by
our citizens generally The stores were mostly clos
&c, and the numerous place. OF worship were well at
tended In the norEing. Az an early hour the streets
resounded with the music Of military bands, which
accompanied vsrous target companies from this city
and ,lo from New-York, en- route FOR different parts
Of the leland Among shom were the Irving Guards,
Armory Guards, Kings Guards, the Franklin Guard,
Jr "a company OF juveniles) and a company from VIII.
lsmsturg, comprising members Of Engine Co No. T.
Several regular military organizations were ont also
among which were the First Continental Guards and
the Washington Horse Guard. A new m -imcut COM
posed entirely OF Irish ctzcns and entitled the Long
leland Regiment Irish Volunteers turned ont for the
first time and made a very eredtable appearance Il.
comprises six companies, offered a. follows: lst-
Macmanus Invincbles, Of WILLIAMSBURG Capt Povers
Cd do, Capt Downing "a do, Capt McGinnes Cd
Montgomery Guards, Williamsburg, Capt Harna: 9Th
Mesgher Guards, Cap, Hennessey; 9th. Exile Guards
Capt. Riordan. The regiment was commanded by
Cspt Edward Powers. At 9 A. NJ the line was form.
ed under the supervision Of the acting Sergeant Major
John II. Corr. and marched through the PRINCIPAL
streets Of the city, after which they proceeded to VII
lamsburg The uniform Of the regiment is green. the
cficcrs being distinguished by blue dress Mona.
ehans Band accompanied them during the day.
Independent Of the military displays the day passed
oh quiely.
OyEEBoARD.-A man laboring under the in
futnce cf liquor mblcd from the Failing Of the BRIDE
AZ the Catherine Ferry Wednesday night and fen
into the Dock The wafer being low, he was easily
taken cut although he appeared ba y bruised BIS coming
IN contact with the chains and timOef in h. descent
EcNGs taken TO his home In Ma.nst
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WnalerE.

A. d =, ssa,iss 81 .,r G,se'e tl- EifaFgse 70 at
az ana s.ts4 fhg fcrvusa. hasssyi a1uio~u % ~ :"
- ior ", Record so Asaooni, il~s'a'e -
clc C,ssH. - go. 81. -,,-s f.,., 4.
- o. Nrl Il ~ c.r.r. Iorl4 rt A. On . -
A. sr-shos l-es. &c sept salsse Cox q "affsA va
81 or ,, 'ssri ~ hart rcso, Tyr = T., = -'o' -
sssn ,h,n. rr.fe. hCslefl
4.f r c 70 Po-.sr u .ho D1rhef ~ Niniafke. r2 -
hs,si q ~. TEE q Nsni, 3k wh'os few day. a3t
~ a. o. 20 ~ 49, Wien che rrruftcd VITA AZ - tt
F-e-s.. sto. 'he n-i rs llg, R5scoe rs. is, Nd
80 sp. togzd sect . . NJ, -,
DOS. -. -r.rn t'r nes'icr
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Pns-enErr- Snu.d

J. stssrflS CsHsaa. - BssA for Lirerssi- and NJ
\ & W lans aac oer ehle--r. Ms 49,. n Ta- n -
NJ A W boyi " Joa1 Delr e Bstar NJ "a NJ, n 80
S7eter ara eac - Nesloft Aiss Cavsrt NJ C.r-t
81 loTr lu- hfcs, hCufg " H-fsas III - q,
- nay q "s'sEs,on = A. Bow, Jouas H-s j. q
Norseferi O. " slorre T. Berry Lulc Fs,.r5 Sb 81
Ncuezl d. Hutclr-ou, Wafer Gresv-- III u,i.-i 81 80
d. Peter RotA-rnu sh, PIN UHiauf y Gss.- a. n ~r,- r
r. Aahea ,Dsnaa Consll p Haua.n I.sasl ufs 40 49,,
sna srtsart Geo HI H. VTans 6-n " Rs.~ 81 $500
z fllct & Cosnsc cassO q Fulce: r q Orr al C.,
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PASSENGER Arrix.J

h efsEA 4~enes . Bssfss ygs La-ryesf-c Cart NOM
aty Mr. au1 Mss mrs. I'D u. 49,
lsHss BFsdtary ) Dou. Hume. Gressssll Go sy.~ L.,
" DCwllIs Lea. AeE, J. A AbTo. J. T. VAL No. ~ hi
l. ilficCr. rrsk r. BcJan " hers IN - C,r-l4 49,
fresr-Kts. n. DAVE and by. Jals Grahsu - WI
Jsceurs Chspryra NJ. I0Sa an PaT ~. 49, -
ven- Rz1s.ra 6e- WA Wa snytAera4n Nd ssr g..
seot!etn hesshOo. Heary M and aiy Hsriey M e~
Art Rad, Ms Nsrs4re. Iszlon. 49,
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E.v-YOnx AsD EsrE RAuAoAD.-Edasr,

7,sx,<. In the absense OF the saperintsndent the
,vi,red takes the liberty Of coatradcting the tcle
eraphc report your paper Of an accident having O.
rurr,d r,ron the Ne7y.York and Enc Railroad There
has been no collision any accident Of any kind what;
soever upon tie road Tor great length OF time. The
stsfeueut made that Instructions have been given 70
exclude al reports OF accidents from passing the
vires Of the ielec1aJ Ire belonging the Company
l. also Incorrect No fuch Instructions have been il
sued By giving this publicity you msy correct any
erroneous impressions that have been caused BY the
false report and very much Oblige your Obt servt,
CHAs. : TAFFEs, Agent, n. 7. and Z. R K.
Strangers 81 the IRvIyG, n. G. King, Aba
~: : Crilpin Philadelphia Thomas Rou.h, Buffalo
/ w r Clsrk Rochester J. Matherson, Montreal; c..
Jbcmpsou 81 Richards. Iioston r. X strong. Pha-
J. r Roberts Richmond J. BoyRes, Baltimore Wn
Hart, philadelphia; J. Bu,terfeld, UGca.
At tie AsroR, Hon. Truman Smith. COnnec-
tcut J. b. Norris n Vies, Boston; Col Weller. Erie
Gov Ogden, Oregon; Rev. A. L Roach, Philadelphia;
Cart Lines, Canada: H. A. Risley. DUukIrk Hon. o B.
Matteson, Utica w I. Raynor, Connecticut Les
lie, Bridgeport; II. Charin, J. kirkwood P Fitzhugh
ENGLAND Com. Stockton. y J. Gov. Seward. Auburn
J. B. A. Allen, Philadelphia; C. wis, BostoD; ths
Bishop Of New jersey, and others
MEETING OF THE CARTAES.-A public meet
ing Of the caItmen, favorable to forming Protective
Society, was held on Wednesday evening in Twenty
fihstreet second door from corner of NiDth-ayenae
DIR. John Murphy chosen Chairman. and Mr..
T, McCabe appointed Secretary Mr. John n ,Grav
stated that the object of the meeting or the pnr
pose Of forming "Carrnens Protective society," for
the protection OF labor well Tor and assist
the sick ana needy. He said that it Necessary 70
establish a standard Of prices which would fully
persfte them for their services The speaker thcu st
ted various why such society should he ormsl
About seventy person- gave in their names previous
meedncf and about thirty last evening who were in
favor If forming the society The meeting was ad.
journod 70 Thursday evening next when the oihcers
win be chosen.
CHARGE or GRAND LARcESY.-A young man
named Samuel Cooper yesterday arrested BY on.
Bumstead, If the Esez Police Court, charged with
stealing a geld watch and chain. together with pencil
case seal and lockCt valued st s'0 the properly OF
Julia Weaver rosding at No. O. hottst The parties
had been the Bowery Ampithca,er together, AMI a.
ter the accused had accompanied his companion % her
residence, az the close OF the performance the later
missed her property sh- then went bl;k % tue Am
phiihea.eT, found the ved and caused his arrest
lie was taken before Justice Wood and held TO bail in
the rum OF $500 to answer the charge
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Disasters. &c.

Bafs sreEs ~ tnrs bIt a sashafsor The la, san- win
rTTrreuauer estimated s4OoO -. ..l Al i;
Nsv ofk -ffh. 0r sl41oD cash-
As,sss GsI.sstt- Hs-ras Co ,1rcha.ed the hi, Il
Vrcu cr ihef az Of lzre1Toc p-cketsprrr sisfrd
ISIS ashore n ine Beach Henry PcrtsnA So
$50 'u-- ard heuz ~ master uho hss ns1rsuee Per
c.o ray. Insured The vessel sui CARO- Va. 20 - -
A. stltcn % o1c,-taF oaef.h.
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MARRIED..

Ihursi.y. Nov 3 he Church o. S. CLlrs. Boo-o
Rro,kNn ty Rev. d.. re. NJ ALFHONsE ROUZOS 10 ~.
NANNY FLOOD. hoih > nrockyn
NCf. p. a. " De ty T. = fa.hr1p D. D o. A~h4rn
\. iLoNAhD LAThROP. OF Ne~-York Cty - ANNIE u
WILSON youngest as-s lss hoa DsV.d l. W.oa Of a.
ton.
Sv = ty Rev George HIATT Rev. JOSIAH HIATT Ps-ar Of
t,e EsIi Ch-Ieh Hoaotsa aad NARY SAIL boh o. Se~
lerssE
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Domestic fmDortatioas.

sAVANEAH-Rsfk Vsrror23 bhls m,ise Lawrence I'm
Co-ir1 bp hlee Bueiord Co00casks rce Conan Ca
Iarc n Ncucl cssk ms fore b. Bgrke Co-2fg hse &C..
'eu = r. Crnfhtc-tcC p Harrs-a9 j. Stnne Co-sl I
Bgcvnon-s5 Ecis stsfke Coll Dtnu C,-57 c psy Z
Co-rf D. ~ wrdsf paper }. ctmrbe1 Co-robo,s
aoEr-Aiea " lfi!efey-1Jf bA.es ccto1 o or5cf.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-BeiOre Judge MrroiErI.
DECf7foS AS TO TIE TRANSPORTATION OF CATTLE
Wheaton agt the Erie Railroad Company
In an action for iniurv To sjxty-seyen hPad Oi


In an action for injury TO siNty-seven head OF
cattle by delay OF the cars want OF loOd and water and
the ncndeEvery in season Tor tie Monday market the
Jury gave verdict for aintd Of five dollars per head.
for The injury besides about one hundred dollars fOr eX
pcnes after loss OF market il they Sold with re-
feTvttion 10 the Court The Judge has decided that az
least half Of the injury to the cattle caused by
the went Of feed water which not the fau Of
the Company II being the duty plaintiffs agent who
had free passage given him for the purpose flax
ing Of them, 70 have notified the Company that
they required feed and water and request that the
stop TO enable him 70 procure them New trial granted
unless plaintiff deduct Sl67 20. Judgment cannot be
given for the defendant as part OF the damage was
caused By tie detention
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mo CONTRACTORS of the MAGNETIC

i TELEGRAPH-The Royal Industrial Institute q de.
yena offers 10 re eeye sealed proposals until the
January next az noon for the construction OF the ELL
TRO-NAGNETIC TELEGRAPH IN uic iohAnD ~ =.
CTrBA 10 The extent of 800 or 900 miles, including the
central and branch lines the principal ports on the NORM
end South Coasts The wires 20 be suspended % nnae
,Tound and the apparatus ete whether oi pfe'
or House. For further particllrs apply to
HENRY A. COLT No. "A SBDthst.
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- Amateurs OF Painting should not forget
tie sale this morning by II. II. LEEDS Co. of the old
Flemish and modern EnFah Paintings which attention
WIS directed in the Tribune 81 yesterday The collection
quite "Out Of tire common" and contains many works,
Which rersCn Of taste and would take pleasure IN
sacing upon tleiE walls
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DIvInEND NOTICE-The SEMI,ANNU-

d8y a December nCXt fa' iolO~lEs nNosd ecnntes
viii be rsa and ser q . Jete 81 me oit;e o. the w
dersgred, presentation OF tie pm per coufsn VIZ,
THE BONDS Or THE CITY Or COtyh8lS
tChiol ISSUED 10 the GLEN ELAND, COLUMBUS AND
CINCINNATI RAILROAD COMPANY pr cents.
THE BONDS or TIKI CITY OF MADISON tlots
RAJ issusd TO The MADISON GAS LIGHT COAPANf,
s per
ThE CLEyELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCIN~
Natl RAILROAD COMPANY, per cent. AOgssss
Bonds.
THE CRANFORDSVILLE AND WABASH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY per cen. Mortgage Blais
THE WILMINGTON AND MANCaES FER tSonth
Cardinal RAILROAD COMPANY 7pereent. MORTGAGE
Bonds. NINSLOW LANiE.R Co.,
No - WAn.ss
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stsIsrVls .LE4ssc.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
Cleared.

ststash PBak wsr5or shufelli zollc Lsv .s,or Cree
ror Go.
slip ianon share. Savannah Duaham & nIuon
rs-L1uretia, Guide, Belle Hcnd. Jo.sb Ja1
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ITO CONTRACTORs.-Proposals are ~

AO4N nav iopVoaio or ="
i quested for the graduation, masonry, timber, n443
and tIack-laying Of the ALBANY AND SUSQC v!AN
NAH RAILROAD extending from Albany 10 baon<
ton distance, 40 miles.
The line will be ready for the inspection ofcoutlese
the 10th November and proposals. will be received unss -
9th December. - n.
The work win be divided into sections Of about i've milse
each end contractors include IN their proposals my
of these IS may suit their convenience.
The Company the night to accept OF sucopfe
sails as in their Judgment will best secure the pfomP'oD
stmction OF the road.
All proposals TO be sealed and endorsed "ProYo.as fot
the Albany and Susquehsnnah Railroad" aud directed
j. p kIRKWOOD, No. ll6 State-st Albany.
TIE plans and prohes be at the Engineers VI
fee No I6 Safest Albany, and after the 10Th N0yen-
her ahere further inform stiOn can be obtained.
" E. G. DEhANAN, President
IANFS p KIRKWOOD Euxiueer.
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FOREIGN Iuuportationx

haAbe kS-sep OeoSse Csnnns-iT W. ssrters of
nloNk1. -. Sehaee1 CO.. a. B.1as Ha.teJ-s
Sr4-t 49, hsssn Ce-ss Rei-hsn 4 scA.et-l KoA-sf
bfs-l w D. hsFs&ha soas ef Ph.deipAa-ll Be~ssux
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+ THOMPSON. No. ? Wall.st oaer. e..

~ stale tEe following FlRSTCLASS SECURITIES a.
rfIi.tu inVt s.r.nf OF BANKING purposes:
sICc.CUH HARTFORD CRY BOS DS Of a. Geo s-.sA
Ttsae ioras have - years 10 spn win slss4r
psyaAe ~ this city - gpon Ia January All July
S.otGO Virginia STATE COUPON BONDS a.
gSe thSy &c IN Sifo0 aHd $50 Boads bearing p-r
T. interest payable la n y cify IN Jsnnsry sd Jay
80 eco WHEELING CITY BONDS, flny -,.-.s
teed " tie S,s:e Of NFzsia These bontsarr q SLIM
csch ksy "a twenty ycsra % nm, et per cent niers
rsycbfic fhs city 'algirr snl jay.
SIS, o8O NEwYorK :. ofioea, inteys' payable qu,-
- O0V NETWORK s. Of 1853 in;eres: payable qu,s.
tCflY. -,
TIE Virginia Bords n'eAnorcd S9ose can " IA os
lsptins rurroses IN ConEeosi, Vermont, NowJsrsy
lua,sra flfuois ald NiscCrsll.
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financial.
CTATE, COUNTY, CITY, and RAILROAD
~ BONDS

STATE, COUNTY, CITY, and RAILROAD
- BONDS.
STATE OF TENNESSEE SIX PER CENT BONDS
Tedeemsbe Ia 1852.
FAYEITE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SIX PER CENT.
BONDS redeenable in 1882 guaranteed By the Coyngon
and Lexington Railroads
BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY SIX PER CENT
BONDS redeernsbe in 1891, guaranteed by same road
NORFOLK CITY, VIRGINIA SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, redeemable in 1872.
MEMPHIS CITY, TENNESSEE. SIX PER CENT
BONDS guaranteed by the Memphis and Charleston Rail
read redeemable in 1882
ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT, AND NIAGARA FALLS
RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT BONDS redeemable
1884, IS aud 81.
PHILADELPHIA AND sUNBURY RAILROAD
COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, redeemable
1872
EVANSVILLE AND ILLINOIS RAILROAD COM
PANY SEVEN FER CENT. BONDS, Convertible, re-
deemsble 1852.
NEw-ALBAyY AND SALEM RAILROAD EIGHT
PER CENT BONDS, Convertible
NEW.ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD TEN
PER CENT BONDS, Convertible
The principal and interest of al payable in this city
For ale BY CANlMANN, wHITEHOUsE a CO
DONDS for SALE-NEW-YORK AND
ID NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD BONDS, per cent. due
in Isos.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD BONDS,
per cent. due n iS72
MOBILE CITY BONDS, coupons. and principal pay
able in Sew-YOrk, per cent due in 1857
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS, 7 per cent,
due in 1875.
WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD BONDS, per
cent due in 1850.
MANSFIELD AND sASDUSKT CITY LIST MORT
GAGE RAILROAD BONDS, 7 per cent, dae in 1850.
PLATTsBURGH AND MONTREAL RAILROAD
BONDS. 7 per cent? due in 1892
KETCRUM ROGERS BEMENr, No. - WlIam-st
Tor SALE.-CLEVELAND and PITTS
IL BURGH RAILROAD Co. BONDS, four year, to run.
I y cert Coupon Convertible.
MILWAUKEE, and MISSISSIPPI RAuRnAn 70
FlRsTMORTGAGk CONVERTIBLE 9 p cent SEMI
ANNUAL COUPONS.
AKRON BRANCH RAILROAD Co. FIRST MORT
CAGE CONVERTIBLE 7 y cent SEM. ANNUAL
COUPONS.
DELASo, DUNLEvY Co, No. 10 w.l-.t