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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-27

MI, r. ,..ss.a Psrsarss 200, 81 oay~ -'.ss 'sS
Brs Crur. ST. Pors Arosha croro = -ay' rine 49, ~
a. F.nasAr U,,o HArrHso, dag, iare~ 70 AAyh'N'
s-sr B.y ssais lei Por;.Haibl Jsns- Bsle HOAX " 1 >
LsEoot 70 b baDco =. 49, 49,.
-, 7 ,.r.nse NeIs:yr~ Csmdsn, Ne. = iays. lns
- 81 H,nsor Jon-.. Boston. , days. m ballast
- pr-r.s S.sree. DAVIS. Wilmington days ~ 20 s'o
-, - Rows, Nes Haven day. "A ballast
81 HIN, Pu,nn ChcEryacd iays. humber 70 b'ei' ''''
A
- .i.-f- 4 ise-on. Ca8alen. Ne. dtys. hue-
- Ps,r s,rlss racks post Ne. 8 day. 10 eals;
- gsrr r. rsri daTs. Portland d'ys idfs 20 1tsi,.
- se.ane swan Bahzore, ty~. mise, 20 Joan'oA
80 vrnsso,a Baker v.shns'on c. 10 lays Harni stores
" " srss,h AR ROBBERS. wa.i as'on C. 10 days. naval
''s}- 70 r - - ra.rs saco Ne Day. @ am,r 60 Nav
NV. Ial1ot & c.
MfNp-surrsse :. l.. ~rh rsir-
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FRIDAV, Nov. o--P. "
There saye been considerable animation
and buoyurcy dispbsyed on the stock Exchange this
afternoon In tire morning. prices were or'y firm.
The sales ere very large and tie market closed 10,
only AZ .isnced pnce- bu with an upward tendency.
In Government stocks $1,000 were sold The SIX :
Cent? Of 1851 advanced I. Ere stock advanced !.
with salos Of 800 shares. Hudson River rose ,
cert Daaph.n Coal I, Canton, p = cent, uaier
.tron- press OF speculation: Pennsylvania Coal, Il
Nicaragua and Cary Land 1. Nicaragua vas stesiy.
and Cumberland Coal declined !. The sock 81 the
Crystal Palace was offered Al the Board 81 80 bur l.
only was bid without sales. 500 shares Long leland
was sod At S. buyer months, on. salcs lor cash.
The Erie Bonds were active; $4,000 were sold. The
Convertibes Of III adv lnced l. Hudson First Mort
cace Ponds IN Request, and reaized an alvalce
Of Indiana state stock, 2 cent, al ssnced 20 3d.
jersey Zinc was steady, and main. aims its advanced
position crejably Pennsylvania Fi,es were in d.
snald. Bank Stocks eel sper.ngly. Few oAerns.
II Freiehts we hear Of no Engagements.
ship-owners have rasei their rates as they have little
room 70 caer. slips being extremely scarce. - "a
asked f Wheat 70 Liverpool and for Flour To
glasgow 3 is askcl.
The extreme mtowardness of the weather
has prevented ~ outdoor business. an rests.r,ei
Lasiness generally.
The market for Sterling Exchange has ad-
yanced today y has been refurci f.r ,arge snms
and To- i asked and o. tanned. Francs steady at
jI3l.
The demand for Money is light in compar.-
son to tie supply Rates favor borrowers exceed
nsly yet with no extreme readiness accept the rroi
tered leans The abundance Of money j. not Limited
10 the large banking houses bu traders and general
dealers have themselves large Muse which they are
endeayoring 10 place ont
The Black Warrior sailed to-day for Mobile,
having about $4,000 in specie
The Dry Goods importations for the week
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Bv North Rirer Boats during he las, ieo day'29 $40
bbs Flour 1888 do Provisions SSso do Beef ga do Mhs-
ayss0 DO Corn II, coo DO Oats 900 do Barley.
RI Ncr York and Erie Railroads.&c. bbs ard ijl sacks
Fiyr IlS5 pkgs butter; l6 do cheese II calves; 5G6
hoo "a bbs apples; 81 do potatoes 1903 sides and
rolls leather % tes beef GI bags cats; l0l boxes Caaw
GA h bbls cider; 5do eggs; do beans 10 head
te 100 sacks feed; l6 do faXseed II bales skins and
100 tdls twine; -. n 80, -
D - Ruer q bales Leather Is do Skins 2lj pkgs Pa
- "a - & ocks l06 pkgs. Irvine, bales Wool 80 cases
Eoc,S and shoe l3s do Hate, | bbl Eggs, do Deans
- IN Ri and 6l3 pkg mlsceIaneona Merchanhse
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A.s r. 4 Fesrns. Tsi,oa. Eas'poi ~ ha' =. b'-,S
Pc .rtls ,.f-., Jones, Els'p't, H1snih L9ii JON y
80 T-n-,s..r nov Hrrrie1-,. " Loper aA- ~
\ Ho~.. Gosrsy Pr.vsn,s; HONESTY APP in ,tns ,i
-. s,rp F,l r v.-: A.rante~. BALDWIN. y an ~
VEL Ch-st-r c. 4. nAcf smith, Fai N'e'i A l. nS0''
,..i,. C,v Of Boston. G. FORD Bottom hcnncte,'
Cr,rt NcsYork. trr. Lc'rce Brldogy q ni'Fos = '
r--s.f S,l. ..hfs W Loper. GodrN, fn'' i'h'e -.
,r tn Rl.-.a G,orrs v abingdon Cam X 'lHoht NNii
54r RIrs NV Haven A. e. Bcf smith, 'rd ~ r' u =
f.r...H ~ Nlr.
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MARKIED.

On wedu sday a by Rev. p. Herman Docior Wd
HENRY suRDAM. Of Paungs, Duchess County 10 Ms kk
BfCCA II. TYSON. Of this city.
Mount Vernon Nov * hy Rev. DAVIS stocknf DR. CALM
HUNTER 10 Mrs. JAM + fOURl both Of this city.
thursday Sov. % by Rev. Nj Marks, Dir LEVI
MILLER 20 Miss ADELIkE DEMEREsI both Of ths ely. .
In brooklyn Mcjuesdly evening by Rev IL X hye vi
IILIAN y DARRAH and Miss ELIZA V. BEGBlE.
NewoVn, Conn, Thursday evening Nov p, hy hev u
Brooklyn Nj DANIEL = HAMMONp, o. New NoTa 20
Mss SOPHIA A BiAkESLEE, ofNewtovn
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SUPERIOR COURT-Belore Judge DuER
L,r.,nrN MafhnMs nnT Afn.t.s l. I1t-ntlI z al.

To recover damage for alleged IlDeI, IN
speaknr of an assault Oh Mr. Iorsely Broadway, by
as alleged steamboat runners, (MatheVs aad Adans)
because he asked them to refund the money for worth
lees tickets bought of Adams, already referred TO- Toe
Court in its charge said the article libel and that
propreors of papers not at liberty 10 publish com
plants at the Police-Ofice without subiecting them
selves 10 action to prove the truth, unless an eyamna
ton has been had and testimony given on both sides
The Jury gave a result fOr plaintiff OF siX cents.
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SrccNp soA.p.

PHiLApELrHiA Srocks-Friday, Nov. 90
FUsf BearG-ll P~aa Rairoad ssl Is d sSL. ,o,,s,
Rsnk lS4 bo Sch Nav i9. $500 Reading Is. - a Al ~
Sch NGy. q, "a Sal, ESQ Coaaiy e. 80 lol 81 w So
ss ~ Morris Csusl $50 Loas lshsd 40 T...s ~,
ceet soi lts reras Res Note, 81 10 Lhsh g 10 A. 8
30 ia es % Warmers cad hechan.s Bznk, u -
Ssss Bssrs-so Penna ExnA. o; 50 Less ihxa al. 70
PesAA RR, ST. ~ b. ~ tesS Fesdas G., n 81 50 SssA
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- -
iS'e 'V' 'SS, 'SA al, $50, 327, 7es to 772
L. \ CIRCUIT CoURT-Beeore JnSs, Nr,sox
Edward Creoere others agf Henry johnson
For ailedged Infringement of patent for mblc
house bell dali alrcsy referred to terct Gov psi,,;
on account Of defendants using spring 10 restore th
machine 10 liz position prior ouse and assessing hi s
secs sf q cents.
Judge Belts. ON Monday. win take up The calendar
An cases to which the parties do answer WI be pu,
down.
CIRCUIT CoDRT-Refore Judge MITCHELL.
Hartman Msrkoe survivor, SC, agt David : Adrich
To recover for goods sold TO brother of defend.
ant on his Recommendation that he was in good circu
stances already referred 10 Verdict for plaintiff 500
o.
COURT OF OYER AND TERNlNER--Before Judge
EDWARDS and Aid WAND and CoksElI-
The trial of William johnson (indicted in con-
necton with Hewlett and Saul for the murder OF Mr.
BsxteE) by request Of his counsel laid over TIL
Monday
TRIAL FoR ARSON.
German, named Melchier Scheofsr, was placed upon
trial indictment for 10 the first degree, he
Of which Il desfh) by setting ire 10 house OF
Henry Ri ,dc, baker No. 2s Nunroe-st, with whom he
had been for . few days employed
M RAoie terrified 20 having wife and two children,
and occupying In Nay last the above house Scheefer
ma In hS empIoym,,pf about wesk, when be YVES ds
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Di.asiCrs. &c.

rrr sire rrrS. Brown. from Nfw ora a. zorro fN' -
-. az IA IA, u ln ita as O eSps-en-ei hurrctne vhca
is-f~ laws. ara svryfhns above u ai m1Sayl
-v ,athe Pot Isabella Dorso. 3h o. Carp di
, conveyed condemned oreeoi 70 - si ~ voc
a c1u,rneA Vessel assured al Mama INSURANCE oH'V
- John y r. . 49,. ,o.. ..
b. pr,ovic p lsrh lon Chari,sf'r or ne i9in I-
rli.s -o1'hv'rl Of Cerr of D'aNtre' efisf lN s
IL y " d VI ~ .pui ~ =. sc
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BROOKLYN CIRCUIT COURT-Be;ore Judge BAR

Andrew Delano ag Amos r. Emo and John ODonneh.
Action to recover damages for injuries sus-
isned by falling down excavation before new house
n Broadway New-York owned by defendant Emo, and
bref king several of hs ribs The jury in this rem.
dered verdict in favor of plaintiff yesterday, md
awarded him s 200 damages.
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CARDENAs-Brs Naslra-J pieces DID iron b hha~ slsar
-, NJ a. DO TAYLOR C0ill DO bag. coffee boxes ufe
sserl -.'on Cos hld'. Rob.rts VILLAINS tcs
honey ufdrgei uf.isr-i Dol nlse 20 order.
nv ~ Hcni-schr BAY eochneal 80 TINS
t. H. e- sarsapsria A. Bsnco-5 eochnea Alex
- a IA is- sarrartr.la Jer.
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- . 10 - y . ARK Ion.ltt100 C.I'l % uoion O0s
u.tin io -,fr. s1rs Noon. ls l,s' ~ Nea
r. rec. Waters. do l3th Good ln-ui
s.k-.r Bridget F'rr AL joseph, Nchard do 'chr hfN
..lL p W.
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Ocean Steamers.
.rr,mrRs 70 ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
Foreign ImportatiOns.

RI. sails rC n Liverpool for New iofk November l..
T,r,,, sails from Liverpool for New fofs Move Der ~
$50, from Southampton for NewiOrk, November =
49, sass Fom Lyofpool Tor Boston. November y.
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Arrived.

shr Cou Iaa-f-l ron Nes Oreau. Nov = ~ m. su,h
Wei Pa. :, Nth .nise. % :. ?. s,.Gfor
hp Sis HolEes. Hsskn View Orieans u aay. nd. ~ w.
N-lsCu sons.
sb.r 4. Che-.etrossh. Of Baltimore cAee..brou.h p.s
5 asT. snh Ia bh-. - tuns rcu, 10 J. : Oakford
Ri Las Hsks. new Latham NJ L.. dtv. m Hill. .
Evtrs;t Brosr- he J. " n eipssr bsri --h .s.,
kosfd.
han Dana
Bah F-h Of NJsue Gate. hos 10 dzys cotton Ac 70
Fase H1rIzrd lsih nsi, hsk Helm sl brs $50 Va
srushirs hofk ron Nobl-, boand o Bo-,oa -. -- '"
Brs Juan D. C4As-na- Foster M La 10 da,. uu,, ..
Nayh~v, Tatof a Co
Brs sorfh Tcstsr. Aaeh.', 10 dzys lsnsa.r
Brs Ersrilian Bray. ca1s, dsys. La and lamAer
Brs Snszra Hartnt Csrde1ss Sos sugar &C. 70 n r..
81 wth oafk saI VI D. Hail. lor Por,.anI oa ~
sa;~.rs T oserocsrc He-y sy u nas as.a 81 "
vs. a Esfgvt Of Bath, Nc "
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NETWORK. =
Cleared.

Cleared.
S..,u.hr-Paliac Sye. Liverpool L. K. CoIfasEC,
sp-Nm NJ. sp.aEus, Chase >an Frln,lsco, L b Sutsn
R.is-Yason Ly0s-. savsrnah. Cob Z sn'h Old Hckorv
Itss.er saa Fran Lid 4 Church G@ansr F;u. A.,
Ia Ccrhsr. Bassett i c..
RrE-ysfora Gofoeash. Jamaca, Fun & N-neke
srbooners- ke.on. Lytoa fr~eTksbgrs H. Person: wu
Hane Bos-. Stvsnuzh. Dinn Co. Lehanon. Drnk wasr
U,rri@s X p Buck Co. j. X. Je~e Baker B,,iroe c.
frs Ss-os Hrk>T.on, salem. Ian Nsussm .r.
Roger wlr-nston. C. DOneF Potter Aer, Han Phade'
phn } ". Mike.
sioc---F Brezu Gsrdner Prov derce
Ysrh,-Waisr FrsDcs sSeeny. ssr Fanci.co Baiey "A D.
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Receipts Of Produce. Nov a6.

ALBANY Nov @-0ur markets presented no new feature
TODAY Transactions restricted by the nceInency
,ba
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vV,O CONTRACTORS of the MAGNETIC

TO CUNT KACIOKS OF mo MAUNETV'
i TELEGRAPH-The Royal Industrial Institute OF Hs-
van. offers sealed proposals until the 0h day Of
January for the construction OF the ELEC
TRO-MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH in the ISLAND Of
CUBA 10 the extent Of $40 1000 miles including tho
central and branch lines the principal ports the Nor,
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. COLT, No. n South-st.
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~ Tie esr Asia wa. COLUMBIA. d. sl aue auief %
N,vs@v. Tl'tot Co.. ashore "a ln'.i. '''-' '-- @
r.i.- -o schnrge ;he lcck cai Of ninner
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|
0 Sets ------4 q Aoos-Rses IA
/ D4r.
s..sf IJcss Gov Isand-.. 4.tin Hsn len
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of tho
a,nN,nr N Arrn Il NEW. ONLY

NEv-OsLEAxs Oct. n. lS52-By yirtce Of the thirty
seventh section of the set Of the o. s st,,e Of
Orleans and provide lo he soyesnnsnt AID sdeaIA
on of Affairs approved the I'D OF February, ~ AID
OF the h section Of the act supplementary ihe,eo Nd
nrovdng for the incorporation OF the City OF lafayette
With the Civ OF NcwOearS approved on tue seie aay,
and o the third section Of an act entitled An Ac. sappl
rneIiaIy act 10 Consolidate ne Ciy o. Ncw'eAns
p5 10 nroyile for the GOV eminent and cement Of
sfsis approved Mrch II, 49, AMI for the pliIose -
nav The interest sccrung tho entire debt Of the city.
uS NJ ,aetins al obj gOLs OF the Old corporate nd "
th late First Second aud Ihd Nun cpities AID City u
Iaf.v-tfe maturing drr,ng the year lS.j.
SEALED PROPOSALS vii be received 1t ta's ONCE,
from lis date until the SECOND MONDAY tsta Deem
her next 1852 a. II O'Clock NJ for thc pscl ,e al or
any portion ola series OF IllR I'm ~ NDteD bONDS
Or rue CITY Of NEW-ORLEANS, for the sum q
oNF TUOITsANp DOLLARS EACH; said soats 70 Do
dat,d the FIRST OF July. 1882 payable n FORTY
WARS the Office OF the Treasurer OF the city wa n
CFNTUM PR ANNUM, payable seuhannualy sro'n ard
aHer the first January 1853 in the City OF Ne-fot1 on
the inst OF January aId the INST OF July OF eacn wear no
posas he indorscd BIDS TO- the purchase o. Bonds u
Secretary the Board Of Commissioners o. the Cool dat
ed Debt Of the CITY OF Ncg4 arsto be opensd ad To
Bonds audca'e 70 the hghes bidder the 18Th Decer-
TERMS OF PAIMENT-Cssh, Tor N any CT ihe inter-
coupons obligations The cid city, a the aie Fs,
Second and Third Mmcpaacs or Cify Vi lafayette,
turing lS5S orat The option The purchasar os oarth
on the first Of Jeunay, oueogl tie trst OF Nfh one
fourth the trst Of May and the emsuder frst 4
Jnly sS with per per interest ftoa Janr-
ary1 1883 the Commissonrs ressrng the right 70 rosn
ten per cent OF the Bonds suc catd as gu2rnee sr
coiphance with hs contract The part Of the gnrchaer
The Commas oneTs further thersht Of y any
or all bids. -
AD CROSSMiN, MsyoT.
o. DrBUlS ), Controller
WN II. GARLAND, Treasurer
w I. CONVERSE Chairman Finance Conn ter,
Bead OF Aldermen.
L. II. PLACE, Chairman OF tlnsncs Comrnhfe, to1rJ
of Assistant Aldermen
A. LAYEr, Secretary.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT cAIENnAr q

COURT CALENDAR-Tm. DAY.
CIRCUIT CopRr.-Nos. 69J. I5e9 2l1o
l,S'e 40 7Ss, 'sa al, $50. S2g, 76s to ~
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-. =, 81 ~. sas f,z1 SCRIP, H. = Bar Nedr, . ID
- e Fr,-st, F-- in-8rs-, 40 ~ Nlrrss IA. lo hll
-. a. 2 4 s0I 70 FtL Bar - 60 f'nn- e. q" ~
/ =. ~. L
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OrTICE Of rho COMMISSIONERS of the

~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-ORLFANS-
Ngw-ORLFASs Oct. q, lG52-By virtue u TIE NIiy
m section OF the act Of the Legsature OF The state Of
Iousar, entitled IAN Act 90 consolidate the Ciiy Of New
Orleans and provide FOR the government and aiun srrAOu
Gifts AFFAIRS approved Feb D. 1882 and OF The TIN section
OF lie act supplementary thereto. and providing Tor tie III
CORPORATION the City OF Lafayette with the lily OF New
Orleans approved tie dy, and for the purpose Of
fund NJ debt of the old city Of the late Fet second snd
Thud Municipalities, and City OF Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS viii ~ received az this hiee tor
the exchange Just and equitable computation 4 inter-
est of al unnatured Bonds ard other obligations OF The Old
citv aud the late First Second and Tkird
and City of Lafayette, tor BONDS OF the CITY 81 NEW-
ORLEANS dated FIRST JULY, 1852 at FORTY y EARS,
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable az the
office Of the City Treasurer with interest coupons sdched
thereto n the rate Of SIX PER CENT per annnn paya
Die in the City of Newlork on let January and Isl July in
each the offered IN exchange. ~
above 10 be calculated up LIST January, 1851 at which
time interest on the Bonds 10 b. issued viii commerce.
The proposals. be indoIsed Oder for exchange Of
Bonds &C. VIII be opened and acted upon ON iho fourth
Monday IN each month commencing On Monday the I'd ot
November next 1852
Prces Stock Tables adopted the basis OF exchange
The Commissioners themselves the rg 10 "a
ject any or all bids
A. D. CROSSMAN, Mayor
a. DEBUYS, Controller
WM II. GARLAND, Treasurer
WN L. CONVERSE, Char man Finance ConmlItee.
Board OF Adermtn,
L. PLACE, Chairman Finance COMMITTEE
A. LAyEr, Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
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ITO CONTRACTORS-PrO are re-
u ouested for the graduation masonry, timber bndnns
and rack-laying of the ALBANY AND SUSQuEHAN
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany 70 blhsnan-
ton distance, 40 miles ...
The line will be ready for the inspection ofcontraotor en-
the 10th November and proposals Will be received un Da
9Th December
The work will be divided into sections of about five mes
each and contractors include in their proposals "a many
of these as may suit their convenience.
The Company reserves the right accept OF eh Propo-
sails as in their judgment will best the prompt con-
struction OF the road. - -.
All proposals TO be sealed and endorsed Proposals Tor
the Albany and Susquehannah Railroad and directed 10
J. p KIRKWOOD, No, ll6 Safest, Albany.
The plaps and prokes be tho Engineers o.
fee No II6 Safest Albany, and after the Gth Noyen-
bar where further information can be obtained
T.. G. DELAVAN, President
JAMES II. HARDWOOD Fuaineer.
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sanized under the laws Of Pennsylvania with capital
of eco coo propose embarsing the manufacture Of
nsroad Iron, at yohnstoun, Pennsylvania The location
they have secured offers SUPERIOR IL confidently
believed any other in this country Iron 0rea semi
brunnous Coal Limestone and nearly every atcerequir-
ed for the manufacture of Iron exist nexhausbA aqant-
ties the srot and these deposits .orked.
the minerals delivered cheaper th~ any other known
point now occupied for the manufacture Of Iron The Penn
.yvsna Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prop
ety and cross each other the spot where the mineral
veas are most thoroughly opened and which location
other advantages for facility OF manufacturing and
vicinity to popaous borough has been selected for the
tabshent Railroad Iron Works and for the erection of
other blast furnaces In addition 20 those now opera
ton. . =,
prise which offers remunerang profit even on the low
prices oron before the of tbs last months
and which promises be very lucrhye wuc anything bka
present prevail and also Of Railroad Companies des
rous omakng arrangements Tor Iron Ra 70 DO dehvercd
In 1859 is called to this enterprise.
Pamphlets under the signature ofthe Practical Iron Mer
chants and Manufacturer who have thoroaghly examined
this property and who desire to procure additional sao
tons to carry out, with safety and spirit business ielA
ine large cash capital be had at the office Of ts Agent
for the Provisional Company. oiMEoN OhhlhM
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FinaMriaI.
STATE, COUNTY, CITY, and RAILROAD
4 ~ ~

STATE, COUNTY, CITY, and RAILROAD
~ BONDS
STATE OF TENNESSEE SIX PER CENT BONDS,
redeemabe III 1892.
FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SIX PER CENT
BONDS redeemabe in 1882 guaranteed by the Coyington
and Lexington Railroads.
BOURBON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SIX PER CENT
BONDS, redeemable in 1884, 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-
road redeemable in 1892
ROCHESTER, LOCKPORT AND NIAGARA FALLS
RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS, redeemnble
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-
deemable 1862.
NEW.ALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD EIGHT
PER CENT BONDS, Convertible
NFvALBANY AND SALEM RAILROAD TEN
PER CENT BONDS, Convertible.
The principal aud interest Of all payable IN thus city
For sale by CAAlMANN WHlTEHoUSE co.
DIvIDEND NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNU-
~ AL INTEREST, falling due in this City ON the first
will be paid and after that date az the office OF the
deTsigned presentation OF the proper coupons yz
tohio5 .s nodp to the CLFVELIND coLUMBGs AND
CINClNNATI RAILROAD COMPANY ! per cents
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF MADISON india
ns,) issued TO the MADISON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
3 per cents.
TnE 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
CsIclina) RAILROAD COMPANY 7 per cent Mortgage
Bonds. WINSLOW LANIER Co,
No. 50 WalA.
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The receipts of tho Madison and Indianapo-
lis Railroad Co. for the week ending November %.
50 100 90
Corresponding week lsjl. 7497 -
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. gi1 10
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SOO.U UU. slssiPPI a PEE &c cE aE Ri VI

ROAD BONDS for sALE.-These Bouds are available az
basis for banking Wisconsin, by law Of the State APP
proved by the people the late eectOn they the only
Railroad Bonds in the State that be used.
The receipts Of the 81 miles OF road completed WERE Tor
the month Of October past s5072 SIX miles of the
road brought into this day 1t will be completed
Jsnesvile II miles, rom Milwaukee by the 18th Deem
Der next DELANO, DUNLEVY & Co., No. 10 WaLst
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TRUSTEES SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Il SIMEON DRAPER viii sell at auction on THURS
DAY thc ID Of December Ct hafpss II o'clock in the Ro-
unda the Merchants Exchange the following securties
RAILROAD STOCKS.
$50 shares Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Co. SO0each
200 shares Syracuse and Utica Railroad Co. 500 each
go shares Buffalo and State Line Railroad Co.. 90 each.
100 shares Utica and Schenectady Railroad Co. 500 each
0 shares Utica and Schenectady Railroad Co, scrp:
eco shares Enc and North East Railroad Co So each
RAILROAD BONDS.
$500 Buffalo and State Line LIST Mortgage. 7per cent
Bonds.
$500 Buffalo and State Line Income, per cent Bonds.
sSsee Vermont Valley, LIST Mortgage per cent Bonds
nISSOLUTION-The cOpartnership here
~ tofore existing under the firm Of DUSENBERRY L
OGDEN in the Law sDd Commercial Agency, No IS Mas
sau-st l. this day dissolved by mutual consent All claims
against the ate firm viii be settled by VIM COKE DU-
SENBERRI who also authorized 20 collect the ousfanf-
WIN COXE DUsENBRRRY,
y. &. OGDEN
n G. OGDEN formerly Cashier OF the Psenix Bank.
The negotiation OF Commercial Paper aad
ch and sale commission Of Stocks Bonds and Ster-
ing and Domestic Exchange.
Collections made IN any part Of the Union At the lowest
rates.
he will retain Office for the present on the second floor
late firm
REfEEEScEs-Tho. Tle-ton, Esq, President of the
fhenis Bank; Hon: Noes H. Grinnen Hon; John w.
Edmonds Samuel j. Beebee, ESD No. AZ Wailsr.
! offer for sale sA0o of the SEVEN PER CENT
BONDS Of the CITY OF MONTGOMERY, Alabama due
IN 1874 principal and payable ct the Bank Of the
Republic, IN this city.
The whole amount Of indebtedness of this city SOL 0o
and the taxable property ia two and half millions
which abe authorized by Of the Legislature levin
tar of per from otheI sources, wharyes
&c about $4,000 EIpnses about en- 600 nsakins this
loan one Of the most desirable in the market.
N. @. OGDEN NO. IS NssAu-st
7 AND WARRANTS-Bought and sold on
KIRTIAND & Co No 81 wsI..t J,n,e.xronr.
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spoken, &c.
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