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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
Selling OF at Cost /!

DEING determined TO reduce nv Stock OF Win
ID Ter Cords. wilElsell all such al Cost and be-
low Cost. Ladies would do well 10 give me an
early call as hare a fine Stock of Ladies Dress
Goods. JOHN G. RIDENOUR
Harnerx Ferry JanlY Is. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

- We are nntharidedto announce WILLIAM
GRANTIAM Esq, as a candidate for SheriT of
Jefferson countY, under the new Constitution
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

ID S- We arc authorized 10 announce ~. GEO.
E@@s fEP HENSON, al candidate far sheriffaI,y
y Jefferson County. Dec. Is, 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

u sFI1eh reside II ~ sitnnaeI On German sfrea,
Two doors cast 81 MIR ID LATTER = HoteI IS Sheph.
erdstqwn- il is a new building. huit with q VIZ !,
70 convenience and durability. There is Well
nn MS premises that nexer fails also a CisteTn.-
he lg' = largr-a portion q Il occupied BIZ fruit
trees. Lite lnaispaiao.e Terms will be easy.
III. TAYLOR
Si,rhhrrdsicrn Fl, 70 feAle, .,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

- We are authorized TO announce ROBERT
T. BROWN. as a candidate for The clerkship of
The GsreniT Court ef Jefferson County under the
new Constitution. Feb 5, 1852.
We are authorized tttaaaonnce BENJAMIN
LUCAS asa ez6didate for the clerkship OF he
Circuit court>6f Jefferson County, under the new
Constitution Jan ~ 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

t-3- Weare auihofis.d TO announe. ROBERT
Lucas n. as a eaasl Mate tat Sherffaltg ii JEFF.
iers0n County. Dec. n, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

tg~ We are AUTHORIZED to announce JOSEPH
Nj BROWN as d c3ndidaie for sheriff4lty Of
Jtfersen Counfys Dee Ii 1851. IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

sg-aMa JAMES MI Campbell. is recon-
inendcd fpr the office OF SAeriaaltg land Will be sup
ported ly many voters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

tS~ We are authorized 10 announee ". w.
M.NNINGs1asa candidate for the Sherifialiy OF
IcI.rson county al the hisl election under the ne
Constitution, Dec IT, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
Brilliant Lotteries, for FEB. 1852.
GREGR0R T5 INJURY, MAS.orns
> (Sscrsssors d u W. Maary i Cal
s PRIZES OF SIo o0o

PKILES OF $4,000
K ENTECKY STATE LOTTERY. for iSe
~ eeneh. ot lhf town OF FFaakior, Class 4 >.
day, ihe 2ts, Of February. is5S - : = =
g Manner Lattes-l3 DraeH E4l,psst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
Noffee.

sxvg4F .tSaas ard aeeonnss Of Dr. WI. g. F1ail
~ A.ss. III 81 .lls ind led for in ts-
.isssss aatses SuE W. Isle BAKER.
Psbsaps 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
couNTYE Cl.ERk.

d. We are authorized 10 aHaoance ARCHIBALD
NJ KITZMtnLER. Esq., fer The OtIiee Of Clerk OF
the Comfy Court cf Jefferson Coanty. Al the first
election under the new Constitution.
January % 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

t. We are authorized 10 announce CHARLES
q BRAGG a eatdida'e ~ The ONCE Y Censsae
bic. under the new cssnsiitnsion- Dee. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

~ We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
CRANE as candidate tqFSheria9lty. d Jeffrrson
County Dec Liz 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
!. Wooden Factory for Sale.

ny vif,ue dc a Deed of Trust froa w L. Webb
ID and VIE to the undersigned as Trustees, da-
trd Nov. IL 1851, recorded in Jefferson County
Court, we will sell. at public sale, on Wednesday,
ltfk dag ~ ApFfL 1859 at ShepheTdstowB, jefferson
eounty Va. tae following property, conveyed in
said dsed xiy+-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

Mr.. WILLIAM WEST, one among the most
prompt collectors aad efcient officers II our coun-
II under The Old Consultation viii be supported AZ
The frst election nndef The New, for the ONCE Of
Constable far Tie Ka0ietuwn District. IS
Janss 50 1859 ONE And ALL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

l1y Wearc authorized hv Many yoters.n 10
announce that Mr.. JOHN w. MOORE viii be a
candidate Tor the next SilGriday county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

t-.s1- We are AUTHORITY sd to announce EDWARD
NJ. AlSQUTTH. as i cnnd date cir HE shcrilaliy
81 Jefferson Cnanly, at Md first eIaction under ne
new Constitution .GDec. II, 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

~ We are an,hnfiseil in aManv Voters %
nnn6enee THOMAS w. RUSSELL As randi
d1s1 Iol ed11ty Clerk u Clarke county under me
new Cofs[i'QEien.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
Hafs-New StyIe.


TUST rteeirea = s1pps Is u Blaex legend " lliis
81 S0akh HAS. III Spg5ags
~ - 1852 HARRIS & BdDENQVR-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

A IL nersors Indebted 10 the late William Jsni
III kias a4e hereby notified, that immediate pay
nlst ,f saent 81 heir liabilities will BE- ex
pseged WA. III CONKLlN. Ex'r.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
1 Mast DesirabIe Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned viii sell on moderate terms
i $50 ACRES of the BEST LAND in The
rich copnty Of Jefsrson-beiag portion Of the es-
tate upon which be resides.
Isis only 81 miles from the County seat and a
II mile from The w. & P. r. r. and Smthde1d ana
HarPefs Ferry Turnpike. Letters addressed (posi-
paid) 10 CharleSown will receive immediate atien-
lion. WA. T. WASHINGTON. 4
NOT. q. IS5i.--tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

- 5Ir 1fe 3nik6flze1 . s1nohnct Mr. JOHN
II. LUPI0N. - 4 candidate toF County Clerk.
~ CLARKE cQ16t} U dct ihf New Constitution
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
EXTRA FLOUR.

THE undersigned has always on hand ExxnA
il Plots, no /, for sale and in exchange FIR a
good article Of Wheat The above Flour Is kept
On hand IN Charlestown, by JohA K Woods & Co.
and Eby & Son; and BY different merchants at
Harpers-FeTry.
sAHyXN
have also my Saw MI III good repair, andbiIls
will Be furnished at the Shortest notice.
MARTIN FTCHELBERGER
Rock spring Niltz Mar q 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
2 dgINEN J09sutS.
GRAND SCHEME

Tickets Si0-Ialves S5-0nartsrs s. so
certi6es,es ii packages 25 who.es s,3o al
Do. do Of % Half DO. Is 90
Do. DO Of IS Quarter do. 3. Sol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

,rxrTF5F4 aszksss pFoazea FSrks. spases shpvels
- SCI. 1dst received ~
Feb. IL LOCK lCRAAAER = Line.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
DaiaeIo the HarperS-Ferry & She
nahdeah HaEafacturing Compa-
nv. Feb. 9Th, 1852.

TNIHislockholders Of this Company are request.
u edtu attend General meeting al ibis Office,
Oh The Hand virginias on Thursday The 10, IN -
at i O'Clock, p NJ
J. NJ KUNKEL President.
A b. HANSON. IA
JAS. GIDDINGS,
CALVIN PAGE
JOHN MOLER
GEO B BEALL. directors,
w +, ALEXANDER
w. c. MCCORMICK,
ADAM RHULMAN,
A. Ii. HERR, Secretary.
Feb IL 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
Look ! Look! Look Here II!
Ire you Ready for the Election I!

H II H. the undersigned Is thankful Ter the very
4 Ilpdfai encouragement extended To -
him lfe past year, and taxes this OPP ANNa
p9rfutlfsy 81 Informing his old'custo, M Nv
meis fad The public generally, thalg III
be sill continues 10 carry on the
BtNCksMlTHtNG BUSINESS NJ IN
in AL i.s various branches, ia The old III
analwt1 known sbup OF Gergis Gardener decd i
and ,ptpaid saY 70 The public and com nttnily al
large Nat his establishment shall not : sfenasse
in ngatoess and durability Of work by any establish
mend In this section Of the country. Al 10 bis
lpricss ae is determined not 10 be undermined on
uodsrY9fsed by any establishment in this town on
stcts1n OF the country
LIS Prizes are fedaced 70 the following low rates
Hprte shoeins al so cents a set;
'Riu5osing shoes 10 cts;
Lying Shears'for Coulter Ploughs at ST.;
v,ii9 81 do Mccormick do, Sl2
P.ibt and Sharps 40 25 cents
Si.agpening all kinds Of Plough Irons CT
Fl p sitaing Ceuiters at l23 cents;
SgfelaYins do. ats do;
Esd Having 90, At ST.;
NaM Bsr shear Plough Irons at I2t cts;
Mccormick do do at 10 els;
MAJ pqabe- shovel Plouehs.ironed new and COM
.pltte for s 80 piece
III n also pre- panea - furnish al kinds Of w AG-
On MAKERS WORK and PLOUGHS 10 order
and ;aiIthe shortest notice. He would therefore
coaiaehty salicit liberal share 81 the public pat-
leuayei JAS E. MOLER
Pa liz, 1s52-sm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

- We are aythorizfh liz 1Aiany Voters 10
aqnennee thai JOHN d! UNSE.LD will be can
sdate for the neat SherIEhlly 81 Jefferson county
&c We are anfhrrlzEd g announces Mr.. HEN
RAJ TlMBERLAkE 5s q candidate for Sheriff q
Jefferson county, ap~ier she ntw Constitution
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
: VALUABLE FARH Fer SALE. Z

VALUABLE EARA FBR SALE.
E1sOR sale, a first.raic Farm oflimestone LAND
~ 1.-The farm on Yhieh<I reside. situated nearl
Shepherdstown, Jettefsan COany, Va. The Farm
contains A
Sl2 Aercs,,o. Il
and certainly is very desirable one, being In
fire state oruluyation and very convenient 10 sew
teral points OF keiug. There is very cOmlort-1
able dwelling frst-raie Barn, well which never
fails, and new. dairy supplied from it, all within
tewyards q tlc door, and iiFst-rate Apple andS
Peach Ofchaa and variety oEother fruit; and a
run passing constantly through The Farm. Mills
convenient and take it atogethsrit certainly has
Eas many advantages as any other Farm in the
Iyaiey.
Tits deemed unnecessary TO say more as any one.
wishing TO purchase, wilt=pEcourse view the prem
ises and sector themselves.
TanrsyvL4 5~1S,9 ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

(tL0v SEED, raised BY Mr.. Geo. = Iii
4 y for sale by4 KEYES s. EEARSLEY. Il
January p, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
TIE GLADE For

il OF FfstN IpF Sic NV : AN = ID JCII-I
j as the sGL1De. containing
sec Acres.
l5s Acres clesred, and $50 III Timber. The
! isy ofihs land Is unsul passed Ny any 10 the g
! Jefstson.
an lhe tsasi Is Comfortable Log
Dwelling a.Wwf ct gAd .watrr, NkI|
and a Sea,a raaRipg tarsngh one
end Of iAs Farm A nqTe particular
description y urnseessarY as those wishing % pur'
chase viii Lrs Fis@ shc premises The Farm viii
he shvwh. X III v tine, BY Mr. r A. Lewis whc
resides near II ans Who will give intoflnation ~
% terms, Sc AFpb Nasion may also he made (pos,
paia} 10 afr Edeael l. Cooss Challes,own. Jall
t rSaa county Nirgis.is, eF 10 hrs. alexander q.
Gordon, Fart Haaasioh, LOSg lstaod. New York.
January - iSSa-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
NOTICE,

# Al IL. persons are hereby warned not to travel ON
IA thaHpo lion Of lhe BerryVille an Charlestown
Turnpks located Gpda the lands Of James Roper.
By order OF the Board
Feb5SlS52s LAWSON B0TTSg SecB
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
S63.O00,

lOU PRIZES OF $1,000.
KENTUcKY STATE LOTTERY, for Tie
IN benefit Of the town Of Frankfort, Class G, fdr
1857 TO be drawn al Covington Ky on SatuIdaF
18th OF February 1852
- Nsmber Lot.srs-vl4 Drara Balloss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
'utfS:rN. SsfRyExttlR,

COUSrN. SffRXEXOR.
r. We are a,r'hofiz4d 10 announce FERDI.
NAND HAISLE:rI9as candidate iof the otiire
1T County Satyeg6., Al lie first election underphe
New Constitution. Feb -, 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

hlLEEcsr 81 all widths jus received anp
~ saI 81 IL LOCK CRAAfER s 60.
TUST Ifseeivsss 81 he MafKst haase anDtheF III
~ 81 R8herts Waile Wheat Painfully qabn
White Wneas ramIly and Extra Fi1ar, Ill war
rknfesi ffSif Il qsahxr aaa delivered
Fekrbars y, IS5a r. RAIFLINS s. SON.
JUST feceSsed sarge assnflalepael Dsgisstics
d Plain md Twilkd 0Saabtfes plaid Cotton.
dsinssile Einxaamss s. F.sssase brE
Fes h. fsa2 HARRIS 4 RlDENoUR-
+ YNGHBuRG SMOKING TOBACCO. for
| ~ szis d: HI ELY sos.
1anuefy 81 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

r HAVE two or three Houses for Rent. Posses
b. ToMLINSoN.
Fek. liz. 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY.
IPnI,iic sale.

4 administrator with The VIII annexed Of John
N NiSeHanner. deed, and with The assent 81. the
legatess of said estate viii ke 27tA II FiBrua
~ lS2 sell, ~ pabiis auction til ihe highest hid
der 81 the Farm House Ct said Niseranner. soEsh
Of the Shenandoah river and about one mile from
FI.srnsrs- Ferry all the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Coz .ifieatt> q
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will Is1
eeive the most prompt attention, and an official ade
count Of each drawing Sent Immediately alter i, i
over to all who order from us
Address E. E. 0'BRIEN, AgeEt,
(Successor 10 JS& C. MAuRY) #
Alexandria, VirgiRi4,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-12
lEoHsc and Lot fer sale.
Nossse and Lof.

I INTENDING 10 remove rs ihe country / Nj
self al private SAFE my
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MONEY MARK EFT.

WruvEspAY Oct. T-6 p. NJ.
The stock market opened heavy this morning far as
prices concerned There was more activity than
usual and several large lots sold for cash Mot of
the small transactions time At the 6rt board
North American Trust fell of q Per cent Cumberland
Coal ri Erie Railroad, Il, Harlem Railroad al Hudson
River Railroad II Michigan Central Railroad r. Della.
ware ard Hrdscn advanced a per cent; New jersey
zinc Company q; Dauphin Coal Company, Is; New Tia.
ven Railroad x. North American Trust has not been
benefited much by the recent decision Whenever this
stock upon any anticipated decision the oppor
tunsty to re,ze should not be lost IL may not be safe
to sell such stock short but s who can secure profit
should by all means do So After all the decisions madc
the affairs Of the company apparently no nearer set
Element than they before II estimated that at the
same Of progress in legal matters the difficult points
still issue viii abcustwnty Ave years so that
there Ia not much chsnc for IN s6ste Adjustment s
many stockholders have been indrc1 y believe The only
wy 10 Which ne taaira x tN company ca - so'ed
mp u ~ 4 compromise between The toadboaers and
socShodsrs IL not fo tte Interest q these vie have
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balance with agencies s42ss 49, Tot., liabilities ST..

balance with agencies 42eo 80. Total liabilities ST..
5e06s7 20.
Assrrs-specie. $3.50 $50 90; notes Of other banks
$40 LAT; amount due by banks, $13054 80; exchange
running to urity $6is Gao 81 notes discounted and
special loans 1922 sos ST. bills and notes lying over S34
S5; real estate, $4,000 stock in other Institutions
81 GEO. Total assets, 81 ,59o,6S7 20.
or the running and lying paper there doubtful
SOS 00c
The shipping returns Of the Board Of Trade for the
month ending the 9th September, continue 20 exhibit
comparative results similar to those which have been pre-
septed most occasions during the present year. and
which have been directly in opposition to all the predic
tons Of the advocates Of protection The British tonnages
entered and cleared during the month show balance
ofscrease amounting to 5o4 tens while in foreign
nages there has been dimnuticn Of Is 522 tons The
totals Of the entries inward Of all descriptions vessels
still apparently affected by the detentous experinced
In Australia
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the control Of the assets Of the concern tho law
yers who get good fat fees the suits pending to wind
up and divide the property equitably between the diff
feren claimants and may therefore look for almost
endless litigation and appropriation Of the compasys
assets to the liquidation Of law expenses Holders Of tho
| stock who can make profit should do at once
Cumberland Coal Company fuctustes from day to day.
more or less but the tendency Is upward and with
standing the reactions the market settles at the close
upon higher ponts Stocks, generally, neglected by
outsiders and the regular street operators do not possess
the power Of carrying up than two OF the
fancies at time. This keeps the market heavy and
prices depressed.
At the second board the market heavy, and with
decline Nicaragua fell of q per cent New Jersey Zinc
16 Montgomery Mining, al Morris Canal n Norwich
and Worcester advanced Il per cent.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to day. amounted to SOS, 100 IS; payments
s1o620 44baance So 900 sS ST. 1t will be by the
daily reports that the balance in hand s.esdy diminish
ing
The steamship Niagara at Halifax from Liverpool,
brings days later intelligence from Europe BY
telegraph have received brief reports Of the markets.
ola favorable character Adyices from this side relative
to the growing crop Of cotton had given an impetus TO
tie Liverpool market and materially strengthened prices
Breadsufs and provisions firm at previous prices
with upward tendency. Quotations for eonsols had
III hhthoih lnere nau been NO cnange
of consequence The Times says that S65o0C0 deben-
lures of the Eastern Railroad Company Of Massachusetts,
were negotiated in London the 18th inst at 90 per
cent These bonds bear interest at the Of Eve per
cent payable semi-annually in Boston at Barring
Brothers in London at the rate Of As I'd per dollar The
principal is redeemable July l, 1852, may be con-
verified into stock, at par at the option Of the holder
The Whaling Insurance Company in Now Bedford have
just declared dividend of eight per cent in addition to
dividend Of seven per cent previously declared during
the present year The company is to be merged in the
" Union Mutual Marine IEsuranc Company which Is
presided over by the same directoral board.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is rapidly progressing
Two hundred and sixty miles under contract
and the contractors vigorously at work The whole
line the mouth Of the Ohio river will be let out by the
LIST of January next.
The Passumpsic Railroad Company is rapidly re.
covering from the depression produced by the dminu-
ton receipts last winter 1t estimated that the net
income of the road the LIST of December 1852 will
stand IS annexed -
PAssuMpsIc RAILRoAD.
Surplus May 81 1852. 9315 80
FRONT from sale OF bonds ................ 1900 90
Earnings from June to October l.. 04s
Do do. Oct. to Oct 16...... S,60S
Do. estimated for GI weeks to Dec.
l, (S3500 per week. ............ 22,750 o2486 90
$103 OIL %
Expenses estimated (whole of last
Interest three per cent on s77c ooo $500 eaoo 90
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Which is very nearly the amount the estimate
(S2,7J0. 000) in the April report.
full report Of the condition of the company
made to the stockholders the fret Of April last On
the I'd July the road formally opened to Phipsburg
the terminus opposite Easton Pa, seventy.fve miles
from New York Soon after the passenger trains began
to regularly through, and in the latter part of the
month the freight trains also extended through.
The and engines ordered have been received and put
in rcquision the ballastine Of the track nesry CON-
pleed the requisite side tracks laid the station
houses erected the buildings at Phipsburg completed
those at Ezabehport commenced and the contractors
settled with in full except few matters in dispute of
small amount. The cost OF the extension, shown
may therefore bs taken very the final amount.
The dividend first made Is the last payment Of in
terest the stock The dividends from earnings will
continue to be made In stock till the floating debt Is
paid of The whole Of the mortgage bonds have been
issued.
The gross receipts Of the company in each of the
months ending Oct. 1st, annexed
NoSTHLY EARNINGS CENTRAL RAILROAD NEw JERSEY.
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Net earnings. $3992l %
Sufficient to pay dividend Of three per cent upon
estimate for the 6a weeks to il considered low
Last the road subjected loss of than
$4,000 consequent the outlay and loss OF business
resulting from the great reshets Including the increase
SIS 600 better than at the date Of 1851 1t
no floating debt and has handsome surplus hand for
cont ngeDces.
very few shares of Pittsburg Copper Company (CiG
mine have recently been sold in Boston a. l5 1t is stat
ed by authority that the average product of the Cliff mine
for August and September rising loo tons per mouth
At this rate for the remainder Of the season. the
papy can pay dividend of $40 per share in February
and August next, and retain handsome surplus from
the eaInnga ofls52 This stock has paid s44 in dividends
dupg the last four years The Orginacos per
but SIS. All the machinery and other improvements
erected since the mine fairly opened have been paid
from current earnings in addition to the di
vidends already named
The Albany section of the Northern Railroad is ex
pected to be completed by the LIST of December The
buildings the lime of road within the bounds of Albany
being torn down. and the ground prepared the
rails The first cargo of iron from England for this road
has arrived and portion Of t is being landed along
the line of the road the canal It is confidently
pectedthat rails will be laid to Cohocs and the ready
for use, by the let Of December next.
The old American firm Of Timothy wigsin and Co has
just been reconstructed in London, Mr. Augustus
wigsin and Mr. Boykett formerly in the Paris house
Teles and Co. having associated themselves part
ners.
&C., of the Central Railroad Company of New Jersey,
according to report made TO the stockholders the
10th day Of October, 1852
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With regard to the coasting trade the tonnage entered
inrards 100 500 in the month ending Sept g. 1850
11io 81 in 1851 and 43 $50 in 1852 The clearsnces
outward were l24521 in Sept 1861 1856 2e6 in 1851
and Jog 415 in 1852
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VUEsTTRN LAW BUSINESSMAN AGENT WILL
leave this city about the tenth o. November Tor
few weeks Journey In Michigan, real estate business
Any wishing collections male tes sxamined o. per.
ieciei cr Other Law husnss sttsndst q, either Ia MeA
a. ana fle a. eia-g country TIE 4,n'r 'hi'N'r
make very favorable arrsntes q tnt ehee y atpF
10Y 70 BENZ ABBOTT, attorney and saaE.allr aas.
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LIQUORS.

DRANDIE5-PALE AND DARK, OF EVERY GRADE
~ an OF various yinege4 London dock, Sc PORT Sherry
and Nader, vines choice Scotch and Irish whiskey 81
Crox and Jamaica rum Scheidam Swan and London cor
dial ain Musoat and Malaga vine &c. At per cent lower
than a. ST. ether houae.
wM.H IN DERnILL Proprietor, 49, Brcoms street.
rINHE ATTENTION OF FAMILIES WHO ARE ABoUT
to mako their purchases for tbs holidays IL re-.
lneaed 80 examine the extensive stock Of bran
dies &c which Lhyo besn imported expressly
pose, BY u. d. PETERS co, 900 Broadway.
/ AMBRY's GRAPE LEAF. HEIpsIcK. Ann LARGE
STOCK q TIC choicest ehtmrAfas wines, ef 81 "t
trtN 4ifti SKIS aAefrY. sd Madeira gua IaratMa
vtisAC ye chrulaiS scotch se4, lllM1el- u -LL-u
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

cssREcrED WEDNESDAY, 0croBsa 2YrH, FoR THE NEw
YoRK HERALD.
NEW YORK MARKET. -
Dus payable in cash Goods stored 10 be cold at pubic
suction at The end year. The ia all cases TO Dc 22Ao