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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEWBORN. Nov
Cleared.

snos-sol.is. Wlsen slg nnah st-re.. Ce1---sn Co,
Can DE Hayre Raiunre john Ogier; q Fox Au~-~rh
>aypnnat n LIVING 'ou 81 Lol Denus. View o- ea1. Wa We
Col Iowa. b. Iyof. s1flunh, D. PI-gon; sarah.
Coeve Gasecn 4. Worlhun
Blis-F a'h. wLson e,a Cur. rsots Br Aielis Be-
rthanl. Ln' g. s. Vle-'sr
sesHsh a sors POM secsr- Fame Noe Eas & faz
Bre--J. II Kent Kn'. Boston nh Boyuon John B1vaa
Pe;insil s. M'rk Bfods Pe- Enene, wst. Miilazas
vel 4 c..
schcon@r-Nrs Ius Bennett Fs' Rive. Llr7 Am
lBr. Campte s. John. y T. Cook Mary Jte Ba-ey
ScfioE Surge, Clafmsr Col Aru- Walcc. Porr.uaafh
masf Morris Vain >llmlu, PhI pms Jls II ,ai "
Cfflr Charleston T. vi .sliy Co. = 4 g. D. VILLAINS. Hlr-
Rzabe;hpor; master Am Woc Peer.b1rf JIM.
Hunter Co.; Ahtof Iawrence Ban Bo..nn Dayton -Sige
sooE-M lard. Carr Warren
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Whalers.

Arr At ssn Oct 81 ship Aqueuct Taylor u lay.
Arctic Ocean ol not stated, reported Aus 10 with 40
Arr n Monterey n barb Bedford from sau
Fr,nei-eo. on cruise southern Coast
Ship John Elizabeth, II New Bedford san Francisco
cuns months the 0chot.h during which time she
has bbi- OIL She her chronOmet-r rated
New Bedford 2nh hip George Howland Wight, Pacie
CD =, SAG Harbor Gath Mary Gardner, Lowen Areus
Ocean
.rei ~ 3D. monhs VIM. Mayhem Of Far Haven months
out, eieah
In the A,e Ocean Sept; Montreal Fish Of View Bedford m
iOth Sm-od Carey. Of New Bedr; l,R0 bb. Chaapon RIP
Icy, Edsart 900 bb Mary Ann Dlaar. OF Fas Haven
OO tbs; Alec FfG1cr. Tsber Bedford 100 bb Liver
pool Barker q New Bedford, 100 blds. All bound out
spokcnOci l. AT 8 81 ~ on III O. w India stansbury Of
New Bedford, tcm TIE Arctic for Sandwich ani 800 hb oil
OCT a 80 50 " lon t07 w bak " srr- Pendeton from he
Arcr Sandwich lands 90 bbl. toe Curtis. Island.
Apu d.. Lon, 81 bbls pm
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Spnken. &c.

Nov a. on the Bshama Banks ship corne from New Yok for
az, ~ ,i % g. p Dr. sabsrsnce I'm Bombay for
Iondn and supplied wh fresh had three down
y a., -, = - al
So lat assn onA - IS w, ship KeoAa from
Ph'ade.rhla for ssn frnscsco . -,
oct p a. % - na 20 70 vas Sehazed Dam olieh ron
RIO , an. 70 q Phlade pha .
oct n lat a. 81 Is ship s. Patrick aerHan from New
yk fst 10 k franc-c0; tine barks Mnio, -.nsOn
IN nos, sent M Buenos Ayres Minnesota, Veacock, from
d about SEPT n Tor Pcnanbuco also ship supposed
he Jane brown. I'm Liverpool for Australia
Aus N la Is IS kns y Il W, .hp Eureka West from New
York June y or San Frsns.-co.
Nov O. lat ~ 20 Ions G. 80 ship Peierbo Woodbury. IN Boston
for New Oreans reported heavy sae. from W since 3D.
Nov - no M Sc bark Helen Ulmer and brg Sarah w Cush
"a ffom Noble for Boston.
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New-York Cattle Market....Nov 20


For Beeves, at the Washington DroyeYard corner OF
eth and Ah-st, and Chamberlan's Hudson River
Huis Head, foot Of Robnson-st. For Cows and Calves
Sheep and Lambs, land also for Beeves at BTownng IN
ethst., 3d-av, and also at Chamberain's.
AT NAsHiNCToR DRovR-1ARD-OieTed 1850 Beeves-
1000 Southern and Western the remainder from this State
Business rather dull Sales Of good retailing qualities
made at from 81 To sc y b. About 700 head remained
over unsod.
Ar Bkows'"~s iowrs BULLS HEApl offered 400
nSt s4s lambs An but 300 cold, at prices ranging az
hon e3to e. %J9sa6 Ssss a. offered and a. sold az
from sa5 to cas-
At CHAnsrKLA.ss (HuDsos RIVER Bulls HEADl-
Ofsred 75o Beef Cattle all sold AZ from aic " n
Cow and Cayes-So sale; all taken at from S22 30 10
eS5dff5 Sheep and Lambs-6500 sale all but 500 dis
posed Of at from 81 to q 50GS4 for Sheep and 81 rs
10 a. 256&3 80 for Lambs
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Domesfic Parts.

vALAANDkIA Nov S-Arr. schrs Eurota. Tre.b-a Bo,sp
-. shn hsfch Nes iok. ID brE Calico Robin. Boton
,snf cyNa 4 BogTBr Cohass-t NaroWs Arr ana ~
BE- nohestef EasF.rt ga chrs. Bayles Baye. Co
r..se. Sarrows squire Brother Patterson Sew York
1 LilMohE, Nov EArr. bus Mary stsrnn Rv3er Bas,,-
- ara Shirley new. rs Chss.on Lo-rs cbr P-,r-i
al, No,smoef as-Arf ship Essher M,y How-s manila
-. - snne New Orleans ship Richmona Dudley OF
ri ~ T. hsae' sryrnA bari Pilgrim. Robinson Leshorn
-. - 1918 a. br norrison Sd Johns SF T..eFraph.d-
-, oSeno IRON Rc Janero sid-sa,ardsy .sp. ssnnse,
WI A'sAaassi ssIsj bpp Izes HGl5sI y psrss Tsrs
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Domestic importations.

NV oRifANs-ShP ln3sna-lstcs Carts N.ch.H 4 CO..,
lae- Cttcn ID ). Snlfh-lf2 hhs Sus.r-Hs,., = -
'als ensn ' W s'0~nesse sAels ~A.ai HAYS Go
% tses HAS. o Se'Tssb hid foAaccoJ Hunter Co-iS
"a Beuig l. : hcrrsEi bis Oh Nrs,r-.,--I 49,,
l.Irsniue Ban Bscfveu CO. CAS- ban q H.. -,
tth s'Asior On X bse~-tl cts "a nshana t.,r-
e bare Cotton hSiisnd-l <li MearzA B9~s Frs.c-
holttaSe Hemp AeCts-leso kess ~ u. 49,
W bre~nei 10 bales Rass Prrs-e Brook.-sl b. = H..
boa ho.ss w Wa sos.li hta Moiss-es Fros 4 coc,.rS
Is les lhe~ 10 hhd Issscs 10 bale Ce;,on ~ sos..
sIS,5
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The Co.. "a, market has nndersone change GLOVE
sEgD a. dc,oond aud mas further advanced sales o. -
hr beIs PRIME free at 60 20 n tL.xsrEo y Tsn'T r.
81 90 TINoTBY sells a. y z2asI y y e1 80; cor
I'M, snt and 1000 barrels MIXED and good brand soF
s5a Is Ig now held firmly az tne latter rntes Il ses
a. r,v cousurpsion 20 moderate extent ,,n he
,,nSe Of IS Isld5 rs for and ext hs,4s ana
fsney Jots at ESd s. Is. In RYE Flour 81 cosS NEAL
further transactions we quote the o-er ~ . and
the latter at - 80 per barrel
There fsr inquiry or WE and prices stead y
maintained sales Of PRIME oa Pcunsyivsnis W NIX s
81 Is atoat and for su' Red at 81 10. Rye - w.lt s
for disnIinE ana - ta" arriyslstslc. corr ~ So
There is TAR inqs 81 prime inquiry for ~ d
CORN, and 3,VvO '.osh Yellow sold ~ &c de'c 49, n
Inferior lets not suabe for shipment range troa 20
CSC. eATs sle nor 20 much inquired .iter - p-rvl
bus sold &c FOR good Southern ane &c - 20 Nh. 4
wanna WHISKY is ID steady danand Se,-s % - bbIs az
2sc.; poor packages at re; 30 dTues1s &c '''
Tc
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Nv TPIeRrnph,

BOSTON Nov se-Arr chips rSrref. Liverpool. Wap,l,, c
cra rory Cousd spke Nov - ht - long s. a. h3 Al
nrs orb Havre. The Slxony hti her s lni
sais damaged Baiks Nyandfs, Bonue Georgans Bo.
uo-e; Elm and Gen. rhlade pha Rowland Hlaa; Con
Io1ou Bherns Cron ''dt Bog Oihclo Swcah no; G. ar
S~uam End Cation Phil denh hr~ EIrcka.
Port Prime. william Mason and Brown Albany; scranton
Do lay state. Bangor Dane Parker aud NeR ok, from New
Yofk. =. q Adams. iacon AMI Louisa do
neCw-TVo shIp-. two bsrks ant eight hrgs
Ceared-Shp. Norman New orleans Hn-y. d.. 1ats I.f',
L11e Cs-denas hras b. r. Martin RIO Er. Port Pru.c
s,hrs. Ncf0r sni Com he1rneE. Nrw York.
NEM ORLEANS, No .9-Arr ~ John Hancock, ana tak
Iheocsna View ioHk.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. % dr7iced Sieam.hp K'nne5ec.
Crk. Se~ York b. fusaora Tuev Lvorpooi Frame, Der
rclson. NceOreaas bark Elizabeth. j.. Brooks Havan. We
tory Klei o ren.ecola Nashua, Mortimer New Oeans bzs
harei shah ord, Elpori Nora Jordan do Leghon, War
Povd ~chfs D. y ckusou. Candy, New York "A
tcae, Rowland, de- Sea Gn Harvey, View iorS T. ABLE.
pitkn. Portland. Ct; Caroline H1l, Roger. Albany.
CcarcdB rts Oona Freeman New York p no. Morven Boz
brs Thomas Conner Saem hrs New Republic d
ter Ia Cusyra. Gem, Hoyt SeVburypor Htmet Hal Prov
demo" Ecpe Potter New YORK Popeir' Black Diamond Ste
N. j. e. Elv
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$40 O0O5c;MsLIILIHw1AIUIlKSIEI: E.! and MIS-

ROAD BONDS for sALE.-These Bonds are available az
bass for banking Wsconsin, by law Of the State APP
proved by the people ct the late elections they the
Railroad Bonds in the State that can be SO used
M ,eo;,s ~ the Il niles ~ ,oad co,n,1 ,,axa g..
the month OF October pest S5072 Six miles more OF the
road brought into this day IL viii be completed
miles further by the first Of December and
Jsnesvile II miles from Milwaukee by the 18th Dece
Der next. DELANO, DUNLEVY & Co. No. Is Wsll-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

CHAR sroE-rsl c.rul ~ e.-ss - w. 80 80.
a. 10 fos d Z Wa Berschnica-lD 49, g
) .ohen S@1.. p snyaar-ln4 C. Dord LOO 4 y
,a,-sl y J-s5 = c. c,.e. iass.es Jo- Gaoa.
~APGIsCHICOLA-Le~e-Ir -,-S ee s 80 -, 60 a,
sfnrt ~ y, Brnn.sn y sote. tota.to , = =
- ~ Hrs-Is Brote Pst,e--S %, nni-, ~ ~.
= 1890 Williams ? Potter bhr nd y y W.
tsfd 81 ebsr Morrison 4 Co-75fo ltHses J. Beloa .
Co4- 20 p,r. T-y Mar hhds z Shan - htss
hhi 100 les tarszy = G. fan Co-E - cNfnn
= f.so-nssa brl- Fhssy 90 oaie- enios X,
-, a 60 80 .iavrs Yrsnla Corr eS-o As =
N1na@ -, IA kase J. Pafrrh 20 tssa co'i1r p q
n ais'l tI ne P = Hsyses-d bote- tr11t c n
x = 80 I.s tores w whtc-i74 oltdea hte- -
oo ssrs. corn order q he shove me p-oEns "a
- - g.. o,,ss. ~ hund@s htes l11l saes corn ~ -
-. - = harry bot box Ahd tohaoo
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financial.
STATE, COUNTY, CITY, and RAILROAD
~ BONDS

STATE, COUNTY, CITY, and RAILROAD
~ BONDS.
STATE OF TENNESSEE SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
redeemsble in 1892
FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, redeemeble in 1892 guaranteed by the Covngton
and Lexington Railroads.
BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SIX PER CENT
BONDS, redeemabIe in 1881, guaranteed by 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.
road, redeemable in 1882
ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT AND NIAGARA FALLS
RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, redeemsble
1854, IS and 81.
PHILADELPHIA AND sUNBURY RAILROAD
COMPANY SEVEN PER CENT BONDS, redeemable
1872
EVANSVILLE AND ILLINOIS RAILROAD COM
PANY SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, Convertible re-
deemabe 1862.
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 CAMMANN, WHITEHOUsE CO
nIvIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNU-
~ AL INTEREST, falling due in this City the first
day of December next the following named securities
will be psid and after that date at the office of the
deregned on pre- sentaon Of the proper coupons,
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS
(Ohio.) isssued 10 the CLEVELAND, COLUMBsS AND
CINCIENATI RAILROAD COMPANY per cents.
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF MADISON india
nS,) issued to the MADISON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
per cents.
The CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND CINCIN.
MATT RAILROAD COMPANY, per cent. Mortgage
Bonds. -
THE CHARLOTTESVILLE AND WABASH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY per cent. Mortgage Bonds.
THE WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER (south
Cardinal RAILROAD COMPANY per cent. MORTGAGE
Bonds WINSLOW LASIER Co,
No. 81 Walla.
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

" CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-ORLEAN5-
NEwORLEANs Oct. 81 ls52-By virtue Of the thirty
euth section Of the the Legislature OF the State VI
Louisiana entitled An Act consolidate the City of New
Orleans and provide the and Administration
oft Affairs approved FEB 3 1882 and Of the fifth section
Q. the supplementary thereto Hd providing for the
corporation the City Of Lafayette with the City Of New
Orleans approved the day and for the purpose Of
fund the debt Of the old city, OF the late First Second and
Third Municipalities, ard City Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az this Office for
the exchange Just and equitable computation of
es of ell uunaued Bonds and other obligations Of the old
city Of the late First Second and Third MuRc paes
and CITY of Lafayette BONDS of the CITY of NEW
ORLEANS. dated FIRST JULY, 1852 atF0RTY YEARS,
for ONF THOUSAND DOLLARS each payable at the
Office of the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached
thereto al the rate of SIX PER CENT per snnum pawn
BE- in the City of NewYork st January aud LIST July in
Zach year the interest obi cations offered in exchange
above 10 be calculated mp 70 LIST January, 1853 which
time interest the Bonds 70 be issued will commence.
The proposals 70 be indorsed Offer for exchange OF
Bonds ke viii be opened and scted upon the fourth
Monday in each month"; commencing Monday the I'D Of
November next 1852
Prices Stock Tables adopted the basis Of exchange
The Commissioners TO themselves the ngnt 10 re-
jet any or al bsds
COMMISSIONERS.
A. d. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
o. DEBUYS, Controller.
VIM II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
Board Of Aldermen
LII PLACE, Chairman Finance Committee,
A LAYET Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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CaARLEsroN Nov. 2eThe sales o. OoOa =, from 20
ket on Saturday weTe 80 nalss d I1'
esc The market u defrfs a 49, ls .oda- 800 bales
CHARLtsIoS 10y :, SJSslc Tie market is depressed
and shows a decline Of &C. i p,ovts,oxs are less
ciScISrAT Nov 2HoSs5 ans siesT *
S Gu, basdecLned TO tai discount
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,o,,,s Produce. Nov ..
psssenpcrs Arrived.

Eyfrey Jsogfe-Ia.49 bbIs our; n Q.
bK-ttGL I ~ IN Provisions, ,4J6 do Beet iv"o 49,
co ~ TO- BAILEY 500 do Oats, -l5J phs' Oiee7s
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RrPo THE TRIBUNE.
Il MONDAY. Nov. q.
market Is 4uiet the receipts moderate
Sss of rs bbs - SCI for Pots and IS ID for Pearls
COTTON-The demand Is slack and prces heavy hi''
lzles sold at easiar prices.
FLOUR AVID MEAL-TbeTe is less buoy ancy apparent l
in the low grades Of State and Western f9a tne ma
IN freshts and the mild weather restrcts he oesno I
there less speculative inquiry The receiP,s a. l AZ
notice something doing N me d SFa a.5en demand
- nodsrse Canadian in fair request snd : geneTy Bee
higher and is not plenty; sales Of zD DDS az II he az
er price The salss Of Iomestc are ~ bbs a. % Oo~
o. for 20 straight State - 80 ~ 10, O d
sny closing quiet Southern lees abundant and prices arc
better the low grades; the saes are ~ ee 81 7 r., ,
sy I'VE Flour is firm; sales Of IS bbs fne at - ~
II rs Corn Meal is in good demand; SAFES o. .1 Op.
Js5sy !, p e s'i iaS "a Is e. D0''"A'a
soRhfH-ouI market easier for Wheat the sngpyy
snd and prices the buyer at the lose There s more
Dquy for the common qosesy 20 o iHJ bte Ono
and Michigan at 81 1881 20 and 900 bush prime VINE
enesee 81 25as 2s the latter price for Tor SINAI 9s *
gsc The at price for small lots Barley in better de-
%snd Sales CGOo bush at 7sc for mixed aud 7og194c
fr r 10 rood two rowed-in part taken on speculation
Oats arc lepty the demand active early in the day.
with sales Of 900 BUSH at 81 for Western and state
and m Sc for jersey closing heavy Corn ~ agan lower
And new plenty Sales Oo bush ut 7gd75c for new
76ds9c for Western and round yeow-co4ng at 0Oc for
WHISKY The supply is large snd the market is easier
Sales of 900 bbs at ca26c for Prison. and @3c a20ic
for Ohio Drudge is qtiet at S6tc N, ,r,
demand not sctve Sales of 600 bbls at 10 1888 8
Tor oa Mes; $40 25as9 81 for new City Ness Sl8 $40
es rs for new do Country and SIS 68idS5 10 for old
Prime Beef is unchanged The market is less buoyant
Sales Of 600 bbls at ss 87las9 50 for Country Mess
a. s74aS5 so for do Prime; sl3dS3 p for Iepacsed
Chicago Mess and Sf 50 for extra do Prime Meas IS N
rood demand and is firm Sales Of 500 tcs at s8 5o0Sl9
Tor Ohio Beef dull Sales Of 50 bbls at Sl4 IS
River Lard very quiet Sales of $50 packages at
l23c aisle Butter is firm, butnot active Cheese rs duat
8Id9ic.
SFEDS-The market is better for Flax Seed. Sales OF
1900 bush Rough at 81 30 per So lbs.
WOOL-Tbe market is active, but mostly tor foreign
The stock ofdomestc il exclusively OF line Woods OF which
So goo n have sold in ots 45a52c. Pulled IL scarcsi
5000 sold at SEC for No l. 4c for SUPER and f1c for
so bales Of Mediterranean Wool have been sold on
private terms
SPICES are more active 200 bags Pepper sold at l03d
i0ic; market firm. go bags Pmento for export at Osc
short price
COFFEE ID im with fair demand. 100 bags Rio sold
at OLE 800 Java ll3c and 100 bags Java lltc-a
months.
MOLAssEs are active at a decline. 400 bbls New-Or-
leans sold at Soc
D SUGARS arc firm. 80 hhds Cuba Muscoyado sold at
zla6lc.
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PHlLADrLpHIA MARkEr.-Moaday, Nov %.
Tbs BsOsl ssncu bsys bed W ssscs pPsp tas wssAsI
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Foreign TmpOrtatiOns.

T., IL clo,o B,rdsor froa Pert PraHee-Ff IA
49,, -, X l. Watson. iaty and child A Niar1
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nISSOLUTlON.-Th copartnership he.e-
~ tofore exisins under the firm Of DUSENBEkkn
OGDEN in the and CONNIE rciA Agency, No - Nes
saust il this day dissolved by mutual consent All claims
against the ate firm will be settled by VIM CONE DU-
SENBFRRY who also authorized TO collect the olssnd
ing debts. New-lork, NOV 3 leo2 ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.
n. q. OGDEN.
n G. OGDEN, formerly Cashier OF the Phenix Bant
resumes the negotiation OF Commercial Paper and the p
chs and sale commission OF stocks Bonds and Ster
hing and Domestic Exchange. -.
Collections made in any part Of the Union the lowsst
rates.
He will retain Office for the present the second aoor
above the rooms No 20 Nsssas recently occupied by lie
late finn -
REFERENcEs-Thos Tileston, ESD, President Of t,st
Phenix Bark; Hon. Moses III. GFinncll Hon. John w
EGmonds Samuel J. Beebee, Esq No. 81 Wallst u
offer for sale so GEO Of the SEVEN PER CEyr
BONDS OF the CITY Of MONTGOMERY Alabama daa
1872 principal and interest payable the Bank of ~
Republic, IN this city.
The whole amount of Indebtedness of this city sroI0o
and the taxable property is two aud half millions upon
which she authorized by OF the Legislature % eyy
tax of one per cent from OF hen wharye
&c. about $4,000 Expenses about $1,000 making ths
loan one of the most desirable IN the market
N. q. OGEEN. - p NasAust
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xrrl.rrat .LsAs4c-------Hs rsr
90 Se-s-..--..s = Ncl~- Ii.es..--.-- "a
- s.sH rris uaE
III II IN Coz. Isaad..l I'm Her G-.e..-. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

REDEMPTION of the ALBANY and
1lSCHENECTADY Gate MOHAWK and HUDsOyD
RAILROAD COMPAhYS BONDS of 1872 due DE-
PAL and interest due the above Bonds viii be paid on pre-
sentation at the Office OF Mesrs WINSL9W, LANIER
Co, No 81 Wsllst. Newiork, at the office Of tho
Company in the City of Albany-Aibehy, Nov. 49, 1852
Interest the above Bonds wil after the LIST De-
cember neH. Il. FOSTER, Jr, Secretary.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are re.

ii " WIN NAV lOnlD.-I IopOSdlb arc io-
IL quested for the graduation, masonry timber bridging
and track.laying Of the ALBANY AND SUSQUEHAN-
ton distance 40 miles.
The line will be ready for the inspection ofcontrnc,ors
the 10th November and proposals will be received until the
9Th December
The work will be divided into sections about five mea
each, and contractors include as anv
of these may suit their convenience.
The Company the right accept Of such propo
siucton Of the road.
AL proposals be sealed and endorsed Proposals for,
the Albany aud Susquehanna Railroad and objected m
J. p. HARDWOOD No. ZIG Statest, Albany.
The plans snd prohles con be at the Engineers Of
fee No ll6 Safest Albany and after the 10th Nogem.
Der where further information can b. obtained.
T.. c. DELAVAN, President
LANES 4 kIRKWDlD
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ITO CONTRACTORS Of the MAGNETIC
Il TELEGRAPH.-The Royal Industrial Institute of Hs..
yana offers TO receive sealed proposals until the 10th day Of
January next at for the construction Of the ELEC
TRO-MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH in the ISLAND Of
CUBA, TO the extent Of 800 0c0 miles including the
central and branch nes to the principal ports ths North
and South Coasts The wires to be suspended under
ground and the apparatus whether Of BAN Brett,
or House. For further particulars apply TO
HENRY A. COT, No. a SOuthst
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Il and BONDS,--SIMEON DRAPER viii seA q aucs
ton on WEI SEsDAY the Och OF December atl2socioek
at the Merchants Exchange the following securfles
RAILROAD STOCKS. h.
$50 shares Rochester and Syracuse RAILROAD CO. slo0 c
200 shares Syracuse and Utca Railroad Co.. 500 each
eco shares Buffalo and State Line Railroad Co., 90 sac4
100 shares Utica and Schenectady Railroad CO. 500 ese
e. shares Utica and Schenectady Railroad Cos scrip:
200 shares Erie and North East Railroad Co. SO each.
100 shares Enc and Kalamazoo Railroad Co, $50 each
2CO shares Northern Indiana Railroad Co.. 800 each
100 shares Southern Michigan Railroad Co, 800 each
so shares u 5. Mail Steamship Laws line, 800 each
RAILROAD BONDS.
$4,000 Buffalo and State Line, LIST Mortgage 7pcr cent
Bonds.
$4,000 Buffalo and State Line IDcome per cent Bond&
$4,000 Vermont Valley LIST Mortgage, per cent BondA
IS Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Bonds, 81 600 each Pct
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PACIFIC BANK, NEw-YoRK, Nov. Is 1882
hNIDEND.-The President and Directors
~ Of this Bank have declared dividend of four per
cent the capital stock payable the stockholders
and sfter the LIST Of December next.
The transfer books will be closed from the I'D the 3oh
inst inclusive. BY order OF the Board
J. CAMPBELL Jr, Cashier.
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rt,HE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-or

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rAuged under the laws OF Pccn,y yania with capital
of OCOOOQ propose emhar.ns IN the manufacture OF
Rslroad Iron AZ Johnstoun, Pennsylvania The ocation
they have secured offers Aniages SUPERIOR ns coaaeniy
believed TO any other in this country iron Ores seni-
htum nous Coal Limestone ard every article reanr
ed for the manufacture OF Iron exist IA eNhansoe qgan
es ON the srot and these deposits are now worried and
The minerals delivered cheaper than at any Other known
RENT now occupied for the manufacture OF Iron TIE REM
syvaua Canal and Central Railroad peas through the prop
ery and cross each other az the SPOT where t mineral
veins are thoroughly opened cut and winch location
for its other ADVANTAGES tor achty Of manufacturing ard
vicinity 10 popuous borough has been selected for the es
tabshment Railroad Iron Nosss and for the efeeon 81
other blast furnaces IN addition 30 those now opera
The attention ofcarasts dsposec 10 embark IN an enter
pse which offers Tei1uueTetng profit even on the low
prices before the OF the last sx months
and which promises be very lucrative while anything hke
resen, rates prevail and also of Railroad Companies des-
rous omakng genent tor Iron Rail- " be esivero
IN 1888, is called TO this enterprise. .
Pamphlets under the Signature othe Practical lron Mer
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly exeinu
this property and who desire 20 procure additional sues
carry ont with safety and spirit business requr
ing large cash capital be had at the office OF the At
tor the Provisional Company SlMtON piaFhN