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WANTED.

VAT ANIED-A situation by an acclimated
Wv BoOk-KEEPE; thoroughly competent Addres. Diamond
ths gfHo,. APT
INFORMATION WANTED-Of JAMES l.. d.
IL MCCARTHY formerly Of Indiana who married Margaret Smith, of
Cleveland OHIO The nst heard Of sd Mccry by bis he
omnibus cailrd the Rough Ready"
Orleans Lafayette This August, Any Information
person will e GLADLY by his father c. McCARTY
Sugar Grove Ppst-Vtice, Indiana, inh20
N&1ANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good Barge
w KEEL BoA1 suitable for town For iurth Information,
sp,y the subscribers. STONE Il WALWORTH
lulg If Sc 1choI IpitUulas arr
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BY JtLIA NJ. BRYANT.
e All me. for aught that / could ever learn.
Could ever hear by tale or history.
The course Of true love ne'er did run smooth -
'Dost thou deem
1t such an easy task. from the fond breast
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V97HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN STORE and
"a for sale the following viz
50 casks superior CAROLINA RICE Just landed.
PETIT COTTON SEED.
bales (25O earh) GUSNY BAGS.
few pipes halves and quarters ARSAA WINE Of the well
known brand OF J. Il q. Floriu.
10 bbls. FORT WINE.
10 halt pipes quarters and s eighhs fine Madeira.
ITALIAN WALNuTS lENTElS, BEANS, etc.
an2 For sale low. Apply BARELLl Co 81 Common st.
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VOLUME v.

Crystal Fount Division No. 4, g. on Innses &c Every
THURSDAY, o'clock at q IN, n @ NO 70 y g. W
f. EILr. w A.; e. p Rso, r. s. $. BLoGk r. 81 f. BooTH
sns q + {, al,nIrs O. s, ap2
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TO RENT.

FBNO RENT.--A two-story Frame House on a.
IL Claiborne street. between Common AID jackson with E
s Room. Servant. Roe Kitchen and Stable large Yard back and
Flower Garden will be rented until the first Of November
on most rsnabe good Tenant Afpy at his office 2o I'm
vESO RENT-An elegantly furnished Office, Al
n suitable for Commission Merchant Apply to Ei.A
mhi9 II SAMUEL WOLFE, e5 Camp street.
FsyO LET OR LEASE-The well known f..sS
Hotel called the BILOXI HOUSE, situated Biloxi aisdE
Miss with aoccm3odaions 9r one hundred and twenty
LEys, STABLES, STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
attached M For sppy the premises, by letter
JOHN W. NIXON, st SewCrleAnr. fs1s wv
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON EY MARK EFT.

TUESDAY, Nov. 2-6P.M
There considerable activity in the market TO-
day and better prices realized At the 6rst board
Canton Company advanced per cent Erie Railroad
Long Island Railroad, Q; Harlem Railroad IL Nicara-
qua Transit Company, y; stonington Railroad, al;
Pennsylvania Coal Company. -; Indiana SIS y; Ere
Bonds, 1871 H. At the second board, the market was
more buoyant and the Improvement continued. Cum
bersnd Coal Company went up 81 per cent; New Jersey
Zinc Company, q; Canton Company, X; Harlem Rail-
road a. The attention Of spectators, at the present
moment turned particularly to Canton Company
and Long Island Railroad These fances have advanced
very rapidly during the past few days and higher prices
expected. The movement in Canton Company has
been comparatively quiet In Long leland IL has been
going for some time, and Ia more generally known
The basis for this rise is not good Nothing has trans
PRED in the affairs Of either company to warrant such
a great improvement in market value It Ia speou
latve movement throughout and those engaged will
find 1t difficult to realize for any amount Of stock
prices anything like those ruling. The Phila
delphia SPECTATORS relieved Of Reading Railroad
stock high prices and they avoriDg In the
way with Lerg leland Baltimore operators in the
market for Canton They will fpd difficulty in get
ting all they want some time hence after the
explcdes shs take back again all the Reading, Long
leland, and Canton, wanted at much lover prices.
bne uemhno 1or exchange 70 uhy 'or retttanc
by the steamship Europa 70 morrow "Wednesday for
Liverpool has thus far been limited Rates have fallen
OF since the departure q the last steamer. We
quote bills ON London at s'4 10 per cent pvemium
Parii, a. ldA 81 Is; Amsterdsha, Al IItsi Bremen
49, ABA Hamburg. 3tt4 $685.. The steamer viii not
take out large amount specie the reduction in rates
Tor sterling exchange having materially checked ship
ments.
The receipts Of the Hudfon River Railroad s,t tho
Dcnth ~ October were shout si0i 300
"A IN III lan. ~ lt- NJ al - Ir.t.4E - IL .s ina
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tcns somewhat neglected in thu absence Of anything
new or favorable In them Land stocks have
improved q little In market value. Canton commsn1s
SIS; Cary $40 Edgeworth, $6k and WAvsrley. SIX
to slh The worth Of the last named stock Is not pro-
perry appreciated The property which 1t represents Is
valuable well located easy Of access free of debt aud
very cheap IT Is believed. at So per share which Is the
par value It was announced Saturday that the
Northern Railroad Company would declare dividend Of
2 per share from the profits OF five months earnings
being at the rate OF x cont per year the Of
500 per share although the market price Is but 500
The receipts OF the Vermont Central aud Canada sill
roads IN September were S63 000 thus realizing the
estimate within 81 COO and making the gross receipts for
nine months Of this year $425 600 The October receipts
will not be officially ascertsned until the last of Novem
Der but it IL believed they will be much than those
Of the previous month The stock losed Saturday at
the low price OF Sl7A First Mortgage bonds S90s and
the Second Mortgage At S78 The Vermont and Canada
Railroads eight per cents very in the Market
and no large quantity OF shares could he purchased with
out advancing pl Ices materially.
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cent the Eagle Fire Insurance Company ssni.a,.ua
dividend Of ten Per cent.
The French have advertised for tenders to
supply 100000 kinogrammes Virginia leaf tobacco
100000 Kentucky, o0e Maryland do crops oflssl
and 1852 for the Of the French TENDERS
to be decided the 10th Of January next At the Minis
try Of Finance, Paris.
The receipts at the Office Of tho Assistant Treasurer
this port to day amounted to $l04 45o TO- psyments
Sl10 22l G2-balance, S., 963,I52 SO.
The Delaware and Hudson Bank at Tens River, Ocean
county, New Jersey about winding up its affairs No
tice has been given for all the notes circulation to be
presented to the State Treasurer within two years
At the election for directors Of the New Jersey Zinc
Company, held this day, at Newark number Of those
gentlemen who have been longest identified as owners
the stock of the company placed in the board
guardians OF their interests and the interests Of
those connected with them. We note among them the
names Of Hon. Richard Y Stockton Of Princeton Hon
William Wright Of Newark James 8. Green Treasurer
Camden and Amboy Railroad CO.. Horato Allen; Edwin
Port President Of Sussex Iron Co and Charles H. Dst
mold at present engaged chief engineer Of the Crystal
Palace
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MISS SsIPPI AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD, FROM
1 Terra Haute to Saint Lous-Books Of subscription
the capital stock Of the Mississippi and Atlantic Railroad
OF the state of illinois, for the construction Of RAILROAD
from Ierre Haute Indiana Saint Louis Missouri will be
opened under the direction Of Messs Winslow Laner Co..
At their Office No. so Wall street. in the city Of New York
on Saturday the 9th day of November 1852 and remain
open until the stock Of said company shall DO subscribed
The capital stock of said company millions Of dollars
Of which four hundred and seventy thousand dollars
been taken leaving the of million Ave hundred aAA
thirty thousand dollars subscription This
stock is divided into shares fifty dollars each Ten dollars
tion and the remainder will probably called through
whole Of the 1853 Stock payments will draw per
cent interest," Payable the first days of each July
January the city Of New York until the completion Of
the work, when regular dividends will be made from the
earnings Of the road The first payment of interest will be
Of the stock will be opened and permanently the city
Of New York. which Athe stock will be transferable
after the payment OF the first nsalment This il liz
miles in length Of which l65 miles is straight
of the line the grades twenty
to the mile and the grade less than forty
roads from New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore,
to the city Of st Louis 1t the direct and
must be valuable road and its stock good investme
1t designed to complete the road In eighteen
two and will be built under the personal supervi
sion of it's President John Brough, Esq Eessrs WinsIow
Of the routes and the prospectus Of the company contain
ing full to tie organization prospects,
the work, upon application at the Office.
SALMON A. PHELPS, !
MICHAEL @. DALE, (oS~,.u:..
NATHANIEL y. MoCURDY, Co"miSsi'n
DEAN ANDREWS.
New York, November /, 1852.
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hand computed in hhds. -. 7,0l4 1900 z34o0
ToBAcco.-Though the demand was fair and market
firm the sales effected to-day very small. The
amount Of Spanish in FIRST hands to-day 2951 bales
Cuba 2,l2s do. Havana, 152 Yara, IS Msracaibo, 81
Ambaemo. and Mexican together SGT bales. The
following statement denotes the amount Of domestic in
the inspection warehou the LIST u the receipts and
deliveries SINCE and the quantity remaining there this
forenoon -
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FINANCIAL.
&Z5OO sA sn pas ssOt sanas Il ss:

0Ok 0Nn SAN FRANCISCO WATER LOAN
WkOV,OOO Ton per cent bonds, Of 200 each
with coupons payable annually in the city Of Ne
redeemable on LIST November 1861 The undersigned
President Of the Mountain Lake Water Company Of ths
city Of San Francisco in the State Of California Vim
Thomas No 90 Wall street. the city Of New York. unt1
Thursday the Of November 1882 ct two O'clock
Pm for the whole, part Of the above mentioned
loan which will bear interest the rate Of per cent
payable semi annually in the city Of New YORK.
and be redeemable the first day Of November 1862 at NJ
place. The undersigned will avail himself of tho usual
privilege OF rejecting conditional bds and Of declining
such as he may deem not edvantngeous Bids should b
directed Prepo als for San Francisco Water Bond and
sent to the subscriber Twenty cent and the premium
will be payable on the day after opening the bids and the
the bidder any time before the day February
thus giving capitalists opportunity re
able and permanent without preoiptately a.
urbing their financial arrangements The debt created by
The issue Of bonds is for the paying for tie
necessary pipes and fixtures than sufficient ~
ing already provided for the Of building the dams
reservoirs laying the pipes and completing the works Ne
entire capital Of the company S5O000) having been sub
scribed by the citizens of San Francisco the subsob
embracing of its most wealthy merchants and bank
ers This 10 the first and only debt the company and the
James Bond and William NJ Burgoyne Of all the proper
~ and franchises Of the company
million Of dollars The company have by law, the sxelu
sve right of laying pipes within the city limits and owA
BY purchase the only from which water DO in
treduced into the city The stock Of this company WIN
probably be the best paying stock In the Union Copies n
the laws reports Of engineer with &c. Be haA
BY calling at the office Of Messrs Das Thomas, No. 80
wall street. second story. SAMUEL PURDY. PresidsaA-
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90 000 ANY PERSON HAVING THAT SUN,
RcsOOOe which he is willing to invest secure
the same and obtain employment at salary of $OO
Address r. r. at the Office Of this paper stating
when and where interview had,
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The full list is rs follows =

The assets Of the Potomac Savings Bsak of Washing
ton have been placed in the hands Of Mr. Thomas
Powell as receiver who fully authorized to wind up
its business in which he will be assisted by the officers
OF the bank.
The total value Of foreign exports from the port of Bal
timore for the week ending Thursday $40 6yO
Among the articles shipped l05 bbls Of -four
bills meal 20 911 bushels OF wheat 800 bushels Of corn
and 1928 hhds oftobacco.
The receipts Of tho York and Cumberland Railroad
Company for the months Of August and September this
year, amounted to 1851 49, against $57s2 70 the
same months In 1851. Increase S3,76s 0s-equal to
sixty five per cent.
The arrivals Of cotton at the pert Of New Orleans
the interior, during the twenty -four hours ending
O'Clock M, Oct 26, amounted to Is 1888 bales Aggre-
gate for ten days, 81 1913 bales.
The Collector Of the port Of Key West gives the an
nsxsd statement Of its the quarter ending
September 80, 1867
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CREDITS TO AMERICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
~ will be granted by the und srgned. the following
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DANCIna AOADrnrrH..

xHS<AA>AuA130s
Pc r. R.s:a IT
s:s :: sss e a.
his esoe the NovsaSss nsSs Va.
rs D hos 1so VIII fssor .1 HIM use bis .s
e. apply It his rooms ~ Broadway. q MAJ
MADAME GRAyd RDEsyARDINs DANcTNs
informs her pupils and the public that evening o.ssss
Wednesdays and Saturdays o'clock Glasses for
and masters as usual, :
DANs.cIING AcGApEMYcsIoNoR A. GaERAsDI, AZ
form patrons and The pubic that Sis Dsnens 1ssi:ny
fss's sss
q sd s.S s9Dss .s
md Friday Priy:.s i.n::
mics All addressed TO sil Brssdway win
be promptly attended TO-
CTILL MORE NEW cLAssEs.-BRooKss DANCING
The 1alaSins ss,':
81 an Be
Two classes Tuesday ladies and children meet -
%ssas;ssy Children s,%nsnoins ss.:
Tassdas, and FTdays eom@enons
va GLASSES for gentlemen Thursday evening. commencing
"A ladies Of South Brooklyn that she will give lss
sons the and most dances select
teusr nous sssween IL
EFT street young lady wanted who understands music
INSTRUCTION.
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP-THA
subscriber to give private nstru stion In the
art Of penmanship to ladies gentleman a. his rooms 20
Broadway first the Irving House. For SALE
elegant book, with instruction. price % cents
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH
TEE SPANISH LANGUAGE so IMPORTANT FOR
Mr. RHTSS
A TUTOR OR TUToREss FOR THREE CHILDREN.
"A in the primary branches of education 10 wanted u
few miles in the country. References required
qure Of Chemedleu, 81 High street. Brooklyn betwsea
5 and o'clock.
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..se,5s1, 542 s4,947 ,oo2 ss,5l7, se2

Compared with last year there has been increase in
the exportslin October this year. Of which
$672 800 in specie Tho total importations and
potaons of the port for the FIRST ten months of the past
two years, have been annexed:-
IMPORTS AID Exports OF THE PoRr OF New YoRk.
Value Of Imports sls sssoe slos7sss4 Dec. s4sioSs2
Value Of EXPORTS. 7l5l,3s5 6l9l4l1l Dec 9,2iO2H
Excess Of imports. S42735O41 s47,06i,743 s4329702
At the close Of the first nine months Of 1852 the excess
of imports over exports $4562s16s According to
the above returns there has increase in the
excess in month"; of 81 1855 Last year the excess
Of imports at the close Of October was s4s29 7O2 less
than this year The decrease in the aggregate value
exports this year. Of $s2o2 has been entirely in the
movement Of specie. The outward movement Of mer-
chande far value is concerned does not vary
million of dollars in the first ten months Of each year
The annexed statement exhibits the amount deposit
In the different repositories Of the government to the
credit Of the Treasurer Of the United States subject
draft, on Monday the 18th Of October. 1852
c.. 49,. n-nn
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CTILL MORE NEW CLAssEs-BROOKs's DANCING

A CARD MRS. DIXON RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
IA the ladies Of South Brooklyn that she will give les
sons the and dances to select
number Of young ladies and children. For terms and
cuars INQUIRE between IL and o'clock At No. 80 Sack
EFT street. young lady wanted who music
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INSTRUCTION.

DRIvATE INSTRUCTION IN PENMANSHIP.-THA
prepared to give private netru stion In A
Broadway first above the Irving House For SALE
elegant copy book, with price % cents
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH.
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ITO CAPITALISTS-W ANTED-FROM THREE re
five thousand dollars, for twelve months to extend
business already established for liberal
and cd security will be given. Address Hamilton Herald
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A TUTOR OR TUTORESs FOR THREE CHILDREN,
"A in the primary branches of education, is wanted =
few niles In the country. References required Ia
qure Of Chemedeu 81 High street, Brooklyn, betwsea
and o'clock.
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4 EASE ToRshLE THE phIxpIRED FOUR YEARS
L. lease OF extenave bar and saloon on tho frst
story In Bread Tny south q houston street. Immediate
posse ssioD be had. Thie oets opportunity
suitable psrfon, with moderate pospe. Address NJ c.
Box aG2 Post tfioe.
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u.
They may meet death at the hands of savage men,
upon the water, or by disease; but Heaven is as
near to them from China as from America,
and Christ viii be with them even b the end.
Thoy 60 not alone; our prayers will fill the sails
Of their ship, and we trust the Saviour will walk
by their side upon the waters, as that they can
testify to his power his mercy and his goodness.
The Reverend Mr.. Hartwell viii now address you
briefly.
The Rev Mr.. HARrwELL:-My beloved friends,
for We know the grace Of our Lord Jesus Christ and
how he became poor that ye might become rich
through his poverty, if the Apostle Paul were now
addressing us, as he did the Corinthian church.
upon our leaving home and kindred he might re.
mind us OF the home which Christ left, with his Fa-
Their, for our sakes We cannot suffer he suffered
hunger, thirst and bufetngs; and, dra ~ing a mo
tive Of grace from his mighty goodness, I would
ASK what suffering is too great for faithful mission
ely 70 endure In return IN bis service ] feel, my
friends, mat am called, not only by the Church.
hut BY Jesus Christ himself to 90 upon this mission
ard feel assured That he goes with me We 90 to
u fcId Of trial and danger, and have much need Of
prayer from you and all Christians /. Ms our busi.
meas TO proceed But what, my friends can n Moor
missionary do amongst two millions OF souls uneo.
lightcned BY Gods word Nothing We are hut
the instrunents--Chri will conquer. We do moi
require, my friends, sympathy, Who ever thinks
OF plying Jesus Christ He came down from
Heaven and suffered unto death for US; and he does
net AK for pity, but for our love- and tells US,
that he who leaves houses and lands, brother ard
sister, for bis sake, will have a reward here an
hereafter. So that, my friends, faithful. zssous
missionary, must be happy man, requiring nc
rity. II ia a great, holy calling, to whsh we 60,
and We only ASK your prayers for the accomplish
mont in grace, Of our Fathers work. The hymr
1sI was then sung by the choir.
The Rev DR. BE1HuNE-I do not know, my
fricnds where or when, the word missionary origi-
ns<ea, AZ applied 20 ono set Of men IN the church
II Ia not in the English vulgate. nor have ever
eeco 1t in the Bb4 And u IL not long ago since u
(irst csme nto y I ~ exit fof one class ~
re tN'-' IS 47ll = l.. = - -.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-03
MR.. J. x. GOODALL,

Professor and Teacher Of Dancing, Department, Ca
hsthenic, Sceptre, and The more athletic Indian
club exercise for gentlemen, from London,
IAS the honor to inform the families of this neghbor-
IL hood that at the request of many Ladies and Gen
temen he will take his residence In Washington for the
purpose of teaching the above indispensable branch
geneel educaton and having studied nnder Mr. MASON
and Mr. TENEL London also practice OF sixteen years
and testimonials from the first families and parents and
guardians of youth, enable him to impnrt all the fashion
able elegant Dances in style that will not only do him
credit, but give general satisfaction to his patrons
Mr. GooDAL is making arrangements for elegant suit
of rooms and due notice will be given to his pupils he
pectfuy socits early call to enable him to fully carry
out his plans relative to his classes.
Mr. e. will also devote all his spare time to gentlemen
wishing to study and practise the Violin and Voouceo,
and who wish to continue them with the aid of MASTER
and guaranty of his ability, he need only mention that
he Musical Director and Leader of the National Theatre
Orchestral Band and he respectfully invites all to inspect
his testimonials from families and schools he has taught
during long period in England.
Mr. G. will also give lessons in Singing, and intends to
form Vocal and instrumental Glasses and in the interim
will lie hsppy to give private lessons in any of the above
branches.
Address at Mrs. Wuus's, street corner of 18th.
anp 1t
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-03

Rnffnlo is q railroad city.

Buffalo is n railroad city.
A new French paper is about to be started in
San Francisco.
1t is striking fact, that of the seven thousand
or eight thousand emgrants from this country to
Liberia, not one life has been lost by shipwreck.
1t is stated that Mrs. Stowe, the authoress Of
Uncle Toms Cabin, has engaged to write popu-
lar tale upon the effect of the Maine liquor law,
intended for wide circulation by the friends OF
the law. ......
There was shipped from the Lake Superior
mines, in 1851, some 900 tons OF copper, ana
the nrosnect ;s that 100 tons will be shipped in
1852. The ore is worth $3.50 to 1850 per ton in
the Eastern markets.
psilfull Of snow was brought into the office
of tbe Northern Journal, in Lowville, Lewis
county, New York, on Thursday morning last, by
Mr., Adam Vannater, obtained in, gully, about
one and h half mile above West LowVille. The
bank is three feet deep yet, and bids fair to elm
ger in the lap of winter" .a aga s,u.a
Daily American telegraph., 1852-09-03
Sons of Temperance.

We learn by telegraph that most enthusiastic
demonstration was made at Pittsburg yesterday,
by the Sons of Temperance, there being present
about 500, from all parts of the country. They
marched in procession to Masonic Hall, where the
Convention was organized, with Wilson McCand-
less, esq, as President, who opened the proceed
ings with a mastery speech.
The oration was delivered by Judge Mcclure,
followed by several eloquent speakers. A plat
form was then adopted, disclaiming all intention
of minglipg in the strife Of the great political
parties, but expressing determination to vote at
the coming election for no State Senator or repre-.
sentative who does not pledge himself in favor of
the enactment Of law prohibiting totally the
sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquors.
resolution was also passed unanimously re-
commending Thomas Steele, esq, for election, by
the Grand Division of Pennsylvania, to the office
of Grand Worthy Patriarch.
The city presented quite gala-day appear
ance, the procession being one Of the most taste
ful and effective ever got up in this city. The
ceremonies ended by grand banquet, attended
by the beauty and fashion of the city.
Have the friends of temperance in Washington
no duty to perform? The elections in this city
are afar of, and the popular mind is free from
bias and excitement NoS is tie time TO lay dorn
Gred rules Of action