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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-08-03
cold Folks at IIome.5,

An "old joker" gives the following
whimsically amusing account of an adven-
ture of his in "York State" Unless he
exaggerates, there must be place out
there where the "king of terrors'' has for
a long time failed to enter aud take toll
Had our informant been a trife more ex-
plicit, and given the exact locality he de.
scribes, no doubt swollen tide of emigra-
ton would at once set thitherward, made
up of such as through fear of death, are
all their lifetime subject to bondage"
The oldest man, apparently. ever saw
in my life, was sitting on wood-pile, by
an old farm house, crying bitterly, I call
cd up and inquired of him the cause Of his
trouble. And what do you think was the
unexpected reply:
Father whipped me!''
Half doubling the infrm gray beard :
sanity-for it seemed impossible that one
SO aged should have living purent--l
asked
"Where is your father?"
''1n the house." he answered, amid hi:
tears and sobs.
Curiosity led me. into the house, .ane
there I saw-Methuseleh, as I veril1
believed: The sight made me start.
Sir said I, ''is this your son at th
doorcrying?''
Eyes" replied the ancient, grufHy;
) "And pray, what did you whip hin1for?
Why, the good for-nothing blockhea
threw club at his grandfather!''
left amazed. But if ever I go the
way again I am determined to see th
grandfather.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-08-03

MARRIAGE FOR MONEY! never knew
a marriage for money that did not end un-
happily. Yetmanaging mothers and heart
less daughters are continually playing the
same unlucky game. Ibelieve that many
think they will not have better chance,
and dread being dependent. Such mar
riages no doubt, sometimes prove tolera-
bly, comfortable, but great number would
have been far happier single. If I may
judge By my observation of such matters,
marrying for home makes that home a
very tiresome one--IMrs Child.
Ifyou've got any thing to do, go and
do it. There is nothing we hate SO abom-
inably as loafer; an idle drone, who has
no business of his own, but to go from
store to tavern, and from office to office
lounging around on counters and chairs.
dealing out scandal and talking about the
women. If you have anything to do 81
and do IT.; and if you hay'nt anything te
do, find something: "them's our senti
ments."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-08-03

Try rT.-Just before going to bed, eat
two pigs feet andla cold apple pie.s In
lesssthan an hour, you will see snake
large than hawser, deyouring eight blue-
haired chickens, which have just escaped
from a monster with sorrel eyes and a red
hot overcoat. |
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Richardson Brothers 4 Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL, llth Mo- oth lsot
simultaneous advance with Of Sd inst m nesiy 81
the markets throughout the United Kingdom has imp eo con
derb g. mness the trade. An opinion no sals sonni
that even with liberal deliveries OF nase os
from growers that tine eonsumpton VIZ
SUPPLY; this together with the limited stocks 70 'he hsne
neeharts mle and dealers and with scarcely any
.uppIy on the wry has caused holders 70 insist on
sdyf1ee ,nee Fuday of Sd aid y ~ on WHEAT and
81 Dbl both Of which now sand ~ ~ As "sH
sspr,s =, Al .nv time during the past twelve months
INDIAN CoIS been In sctive de SAND eota ,vr
ne "a N hold over an Improvement al quarter mas
hem rs,dy paS 4I quarter beng the value OF pod sam
ple of bite and Yellow American Holders OF OATS ana
My. have been Influenced By the advance IN
other articles however little has been done IN Ell her some
narees Of the latter offered at 3l6G5H load o. D.
Eom n., Irsh Ports but did not hear Of any sales
Reference list above viii show that our foreign
I Tor the have been canty aud but
,lsbtIy on the increase from Ireland
Cuf .dvice New York Europa, bearing date I'D
nit the supply Of WHEAT and FLOUR was limited and
for the rresent for their requirements fLoUs
had advanced 57tdJc T. barrel Shipments Of INDIAN CosS
were y on increase price Of which was also tending
upward. ,.. ,,.L ~ ~ ,os,
Our market this morning opened with great animation aud
fair quantity OF WHEAT taken for conunption at the ex-
irene quoed sbove FLOUR also sold readily 81 the
similar enhancement -,v IT,
ISp.s Corn was ssain In brisk demand especially white
which realized II quarter more than the Improvement
already noted 46I q quarter paid for fine lots
Tie demand OATMEAL not very brisk and although
offered AZ only load advance the rates Of our last the
sale wss rather MiddDg qualities Of OATS were offered
shade the better classes were fuIy as DEAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

las bb o. ssdse for Country Mess SIS % for vernon
Mess; for Extr. DO and Repscscd Chicago and % U
~ for Country Prime. Prime Mess Is ftmer bat qley
T21dsR Beef Hams firm; sales OF 10 bos COCA yer
mont and Chicago It, Dressed HoEs are not plenty No~
e!c Cn Meats plenty; sales OF - hhds ne
cured Hams Sic. Lard sesdy sales oi leo oni. 90
lOdlc and $50 bbs Western II 81 ds{ and 40 kess
in lt lie. Butter dull at Wy ge for ono ana "
a re for STATE. Cheese il quiet If lCQlsc.
Richie market very inactiye and heATyi sntu sse
ct rrevious rates. .1
sALTPETRE-ssl.. have been made q, BosOn Of 30 bags
East Irdia Crude at 81 d6te., cash ...
sKlNS-We notice sales of secs Curseoa Coax 81
months $50,
sUGARs-Tbe market 10 fat ard there !, bat 'se dons
sales hhs Cuba Nucovsdo y acc 80 hhds New ofeaos
NJ SIC and 50 hhds. T-Iss private terms.
TOBACCO endsdswnwarf. aud the demand - moderste
sales Of bales Havana - 3 1872 cases Ohio asf Con
r.eeut edeafst 9iic; 50 esses Florida At l5037lc 's
bsles Cienfaegcs private terms.
wHIsKY-wih better demsBd the market !. rmer stth
close; saes Of $50 bbs 436tic for Ohio and i4e for
Prison Drudge il firm At 45c., with salea.
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Foreign Ports.

Arr. Honolulu Oct s. ship Living Age Holmes, New
cisco; 9Th chip Robin Hood BesIse francisco land
day for Hong Kong 18th ship Northern Light elPpeL
SID from Trieste about Sept 80 ship Chile willcOnb Ira
paul, 70 load for New Orlesn.
YOrL about Jay AR about Ilth a's ehs, Brandy
more both having been detained 80 days water to
the bars only American yee Bark True Man, Linnen, for
A, Vera Cruz 9Th inst. bark Flash Wilson for New York
schr. Stephen Hotchk.s, Munson, from New Orleans
18th Ssis. Row land MeF.ddsn wilmington N NH I..
son Push Norfolk SCth 'chr. NJ NJ Premsn Glover New.
York cld aseh 'ehr New Republic, wI.pson Lss9syr,
Ar ssgua 5th inst bark ssransc Bisley. Havana to
AT Msn..Ds Alb inst brig Caroline E. Kelley Pots for
Sailed from C.rden. 9th inst, briss Relief SLOPPY, New
AT Msisul.s lin inst BAH. A Psrl.y, Le.es.ns for
AT.bels. steson, for Bo.tOq dsi R Russell, Clifford from
a9.s ar. sih .ss.i RE- E@Ps YS,. q. Boston ds Alice
Sailed from DO 18th banks St. Joseph Kemptsn, New York;
ing Portland John Bid Uner New York. brig Thur'ton,
Bsysns Eth inst ships Aphrods Harding chtd 9Th for
New Yori, with an5 LINT freight for 5000 carries
500 b Ere, Curtis Ps;ihc, Humphrey, and American,
load 100 lumber for Havana s per ST. taxing
tssst Leo, West for New YOr. Express Boss for do.
Wsd Little L1ii: Sp.cs mai ueiSds Tar di.s Ss
the cargo Of brig Grand Turk at that port In distress.
ehGt.reI,i r. ChaIon LishtbOurn. for Savannah lah
Fannie. Csmpbe Ellen Hayden Howard, and VIM Moore.
Eaton, Dig schs John Taylor, Walker from Wilmiu
ton N arr llthi q; Montague. Butler for n Orleans
2th Anna Maria Mitchell, dgi Hornet Gordon. in distress,
would probably be condemned.
CD DO llih bark st. JssC, Foss sasua to finish
for Portland ll9 cssks olases board; brig T. ~ ChGr
ton LishtbouTn ssvsnnsh chr O. Ii. MOntssas Butler n
Orlssns
Sid. from DO 10Th, buts Mu.snrm, DIcasy, Saga. and n
YORK; John Henry, Moses NewYok; schrs. Ne.Zssland
MRse Pbisdelphisi 18th, John Pierce, Melville from Ca
bsnss New-York.
Ar do i4th bark. Pentuckst, ThurstOn, and Bertha
Blanchard, Boston.
Also l4tb ship Metropolis Jay New York; banks Pacific
Brown, do Mary z Whittier Cute, do.
Ar at Halifax ilth inst, schr Resident, Bremen, New
York
Arr. at Liverpool " s. Sd inst schr Pearl Walters Bos
tom 4th brig Colder Day, do. Cid 4th schr. Sterling
Cummns, do, 9Th ship MeSora Kempton, Demerara-
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Passengers Arrived

IN .edm,hp George Lac, from ispiardH-Geo Davidson,
Jss S Lsweon, Jas Bell and lady. j. Preston Mrs Fris-
ner y NJ. Giddings, W. +. Upton n b. Lord, s. w Phin'
pey W. Addison Mrs. Hswett children and servant: B.
Lyden and lady, J. Burton W. H. Martin, adams CO 3
ID Vincent w. H. Mead. B. Diekenson, o. c. CobaIn, ID.
Malone, Il. Hushes wells Fargo Co.'S Express w. 8.
Mead, (Hibkley 4 Co.'S EIpesg Geo. = smith o. Lee, p
1rseIe D. Pesron C. Davis J. II. Kelley, j. IT, Skinner y.
Aberdin, W; Hes.e; A. n Jackson, A. COTisrdo, W J.
Bses W n Alien, D E. Crane, Mr.. Huiehius and child
rem J. d Thompson c. Kincads, 9. Hart, P. Hine, II.
Croker s. Drskell Geo Smith II. Hemon, j. p Wheeler,
=. B sprsus, L. T. Durham, W. Hughes II D smith J..
Hessen Hesasen Mrs Tregssks and sons w c. Foster
syth. Roysi N.vyi w B. tiaddns W, Miller, A. Johnson
gsIt p Massslnno p Gonzales O. Stoutenberg w NJ Este
s. sbsnks H. shAnks, @. ID. Damon o. Lane, Cahill T.
Gould 5. Bender, Connie, Miss Jones' A Baldwin n va
than John Townsend John MeGJnB NJ Coaner and 2S 10
The ste.nase Died November p.
In ne tteamihip Hermann from SouhImptla and Byemes
Mr. Emgenburg and lady T. Coste aud lady Miss KONG, n
Bsrtele, Ding. and family IL kohn, A Ma isnaIdt n
BY A Mooyer A Cosir, N. C. B4ent Mexican Blu :hanan,
G. O. Greene lady and child Mrs Great and child p Dor;
isdy Mr. schenssng D. A Msbie Mr. and Mrs Bos j. NIL
ler Mis- Mary Messinon Mr. Mclean and family. Hook
and family $ Hill ard family, De salas Guirega, Morris
Ia tie bremen ,lip Helene from Ry,mes-Mr. NJ R. Hohl
mann Misses l. and n. Kohmsnn Mrs j. Recknsgett and
,adt j. Konp.t A. Owen. $ 0esner p Koch T. Krsn, II.
K.h.nbesk 4 Stjen. NJ Hoffman, H. Mortens, q. sanse,
r. b Hutclinss p Koher w Hoffman.
es and lie child and servant Mr ShOdiche, Mr. and Mrs.
Lepsr snd three children Mrs Hedley and three children,
Mrs Rawns Mrs and Miss Williamson. Mr. snd Mrt Red
ram CuDnns CHAM D. Angles Cssse seyi Haspel, Mr. and
Mrs Kerr Capt Morrison CsPt Crawford rhos Watson aud
Hanson Chase Rowie Ar aud Mrs. HesTn, Nj and Mrs
Cox and infant and l5sin the steersse
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Arrived.

US. NJ steamship Herman, Hissn., from Bremen Wis
o. $ 81 steamship george Law Fox. from AspiawsI Nov
IS with The malls treasures AID passengers from California 20
ship Cbri,;isns (elpr) Hammond London, and a. d, f
Portsn oqh, nldse snd pas 20 Grinnsn Minurn Co..
KoS he tSPpsd for eps . The
which broken in the rvs and to obtain more sesmen
ship Robsna Bartlett Glssow left the Clyde Oct II, coal
and Iss, to Durham Dmon
ship Helene, tBIeml Vosmsnn, Bremen Oct 8, mdse and
80 pass 10 Psyenstsdt Sehumseber Oct a. lat "a a. lou.
z spoke ship Gsnburn q Richmond Cray from New Orleans
her crew from yellow fever Oct. q lat IS -, Ion. "A 81,
passed brig Frances Paul Of Windsor, Dunbar from Gsow
SHIP oInsr Ps.h. of Bath Barnes. Antwerp 4s day, nd.e
sesry Rsiy I. TO he Bsps Ses Shs @s aS
airs and much esn ass had Sc Of cholera and 50
spoke ship Christians from L. nson for Ne-YOrI q days out
81 ?ss - S .a5I LGS 9 Net from hss5100 S Is y
lon IS spoke barb Columbia Of and rom Bremen for New.
Indus, Of Yarmouth n S. from Ardo..an scotland IS dag.
fSt tor vo I'd s. s :DSsd her,
ship csth.ine Edwsd, Havie IS ds nd,e 34 pass to
shin Mid Of Orleans. Dennis. Newore.n. 10 d. u,dse TO
ship R.Ven.seOd johnson. H,yre 81 Ia md.e and al pass
Ship Reb.ees Wolfe New Orleans II d. nour to Foster
Bari Greenfield Emblem, Galveston q d, cotton, &C.. to
Bark Frederick Grs-e, tBrsm) Sander Bremen u day..
md' and s2 psss TO Beck KunhArd Has had Is deaths
Barb Golden Age Gsrck Savannah days cotton to Nc
Bari R. c. w Dodge (of BuehilD HsvelIn PeAsaeOls 10
Dc yellow pine 10 Campbell Moody.
Bari Lucy Ann (of ST George Keller Pictou II i coal
to Place Watt<.
Bari Kate heller (of Hsmpton) Setson Newcastle Sept.
l6, coal 70 II honE vessel to r. P. Buck Co. Sept IT,
paced through Pentsnd Filth; afternoon OF sane day had
rsle from westward shifted and back. 0cf 49, LEFT
the Orkney Islands and from oih Oct TO Nov had
tnuston Of gales from ~ w. s. W. split three close
rsefed tesss and fore oPsst say and sprung head Of
fOreusst
BARK Columbia tBrem somke Bremen 81 days ballast -
1871 pass 70 Never a. Stucken.
Bark MontAsH Lyueoln Galveston Is de cotton kc J. H.
Blower Co 2st met s So o3 len 7s 80 spoke brig la
Of and from sesrpsport for Jscksonyiile days out
BAH Aiiea OF Portland! Chase, Hsmbarsh oc 10, dse.
and ISL pass to Riehmuller 4 toescher
BnE Aurora tBrem) BrosdherYfns Cuxhsven 50 Do iron
and 10 Pss to Bseh Kuuhsrdt Two deaths among the
ptGenxrn
Brig Thomas Kncr. tof Bos.opl smith T.mpeo % day.
Hemp te 70 w. Won stsrcn 18th INST. Canyford Reef
bearing W. % mes spoke schr Lotus from Aitasapss for
New York Three OF the Of the T. T. have been
Of fever for the t 10 days The espan enc boy
being alone duty.
Brig Phius Loeiman, Savannah II d. ec,isE 70 Dunn am
L Dimop.
ssaI SJas stedaa'd, B0Son d., eah to matter.
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Spoken. &c

Nov. Of Liverpool steamship Baltic, from NewYOrk for
Liverpool
from New. York for Liverpool.
Nov TO- lat 81 CO. lon Il 49, sesnshp Africa, Harrison, f.
New. York for Liverpool
Nov l., lat So a. Ion. 49, ship Camden from NewYOrt for
Savannah
Nov 49, Cape Hstteras brig Lillian, somes m Baltimore
for So Johns p. r.
Nov. % at Is A. NJ lat or on (by steamship Canals,
at Halifax steamship Arabs from New York for liverpool
Nov IS lat SO TO- Ion. SO 49, sgnazed clipper ship Fly
Away, from New.York for California.
Nov H. lat So % lon II O5 brig Abby Taylor Of Kenne.
bunk from Portland for Havana, three days out.
Oct lat 10 n, lon o. ship s. " Given from Liverpool for
San FTancico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25

,... ,e,u,stjon for integrity and strict attention
70 his duties.
ne ,be George Law, from Aspinwan, we have re-
- ,orch larger amount OF treasure than any one
ma anticipated. SOS Ga, in addition to which the
-n.;, rr.b,blv contains Government drafts on the
Sub. Tessnry. 1t must be remembered that II s The
,hiouept OF week only, and the amount Is nsss
eons 70 that received by both boats when the nt1-
,,aI between the arrivals was two weeks. OF the
amount Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co. received
s65s 600. II was the impression among the bullion
dealers tina, large proportion ii not all Of this arrival
Of cold would 90 into coin instead Of bars, and thus
strengthen the banks. Theshipment from San Fran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25
Markets. Reported BY Telegraph.

BUFFALO Nov. "A There vas but limited inquiry for
orr 70 day and the fell under notice did not
exceed bb change to note in the quotaon
6 asked for choice Upper Lake and 80 - Tor GOOD
Mhrsp Ohio and Indiana The supply Of WHEAT IL good,
and the demand fair sales 9too bushel. white Mehlsaa 81
mostly the outside figure and some 10 .oO bushels
red Upper Lake 81 Some lots reported higher
rates but could not trsce them.
The supply Of CoRS limited, with only mesre deman
ssl,. 10 30 bushels at 70c OATS dull and nominal AZ
gQ46 WHISKY In fair demand End the market hmi sales
40 bbs At soc In CANAL FREIGHTs but little dong loo for
Com 10 NewYork Receipts for the last p hours Flour
379l bbll; Wheat. .lS bush Corn, 500 do.
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Disasters. &c.

scHR PERU from Reeksnd for New York with cargo Of
lime ashore Cape Pose night OF the 2th inst will
probably be got of without serious damage.
scHR TRIDENT. from NewYork for Portlsnd, which was
ashore on Block time having completed her
repairs sailed the sd inst -
scHR Two BRorHsss, from Frankfort, Me- for Boston,
With lumber bark &c ashore Chatham Bar Tues
isy njsht at o'clock The o. of Cape Cod Mon
dsy IN the NJ w. blow, and commenced leaking badly
ran do anchored of Chahsmi got under
AT IL O'clock night and while making for her port OF destua
on struck the bar beat and filed with water The
vessel probably be total LOSE but Of the will
he sayed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-25
FRIDAY, Nov. PAP. NJ.

With a moderate business, the stock market
shows no important change from yesterday. Be-
tween the Boards there was rally, which was not
sustained q. the Second Board although at the close
ur;ees were frrner. The bears take advantage OF
every lull in the biddings to hammer the market with
fhe leading fances through brokers, whose contracts
are looked upon with suspicion and consequently are
mot taken The effect Of the offers is however, 70
.ss;st the downward tendency Of the market.
Eric clased at 80. Reading IS, Central 76i which
- an improyement Harlem 90, Hudson River 3O!,
michigan Central 90, a decline Of per cent;
Cumberland 26s an advance Of ! per cent.
The statemen. in morning paper that the Direc-
tors had decided to pass the dividend OF this Compa
nv we are Informed not correct. No decision has
vet been arrived at upon the subject. The Company
have money in hand to pay dividend if they decide
N make some arrangement in regard TO the debt IN
preference to using the dividend fund for its payment
Nicaragua closed at yesterdays prices The sales oil
Railroad Bonds are Sos OOO at about previous prices
In State Stocks there was better feeling The low
prices which have prevailed for the last few days
have brought out considerable orders from capitalists
who are able to hold until the pressure Of these stocks
n off the market Missouri 6s advanced "a y cent,
selling at s0A. North Carolnas were in demand at
81. and Vireinias at 9O0eOl. The transactions at
private sale are still larger than those at the Board
For Government Gs lls is bid, but there are no Sales
The Exchange market has yielded to-day to v
cent and appears at last to have taken turn which
win lead to suspension Of specie shipments. Ster-
ling bankers signatures have been sold at 9l, the
best names being held only at 81 y cent. Good city
signatures have been sold at sac y cent. There
have been some large transactions induced by the
lower rates ruling. The change to-day has not been
90 much the result Of the presence of an oversuppy
Of bills, as the impression that the supply from the
South and other quarters will be, for the remainder Of
the season sufficient for the wants of remters.
In Freights we hear Of $4,000 bush. Grain engaged
at 4Ia5d; 500 bales Cotton, 81 036 1000 boxes
Cheese, 1875 500 bbls. Resin, I; 800 to 500 ties.
Beef, 2l6. The steamer tomorrow has 700 bales
Hops, Id. 800 bbls. Apples, 81; 500 boxes Cheese,
COL 200 pkgs. measurement goods, coll 200 ties.
Beef, 81. To London 1000 boxes Cheese, 25 500
bbls. Resin, lsd. The receipts at the SubTreasury
were s46,e45 Paid, s7O,93l. Balance, eos ,s2e.
The business at the Clearing House was GA, $4,000,
which is light.
The Imports still continue smaller than last year.
The Dry Goods imports Of the week are:
1883. ISL.
Total entered the port. ....$i zs7 go *ist59ss
Total thrown IN the market. s7S'o9 fi@@'
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s,eamshp-Atsnte, West Liverpool Z. X. Collins.
Ship-Torus1o, Mumord, San Francisco, b. A. MunOrd s.
Brother; Trenton Green Mobile j. o. Baker Co Indiana,
Mallory, NevOresrs. Frost Hicks
Bark-Mars Morton Bukey, Savannah, Scranton Tall
BIis-Hsmilton (Br) CoIbit. ST. John, " D.. Edmon.on
Brothers. Rebeces Francis JAekme H. ID. Brookmsn Co
sehooDeu-Monte Christie, Finch. Chester, Van Brunt
Slssht Patrick Henry Bell Baltimore johnson Lowden
Washinson Spates, Alexandra. &c, Abbott Dodge Co
Chisf Van Name, Georgetown, hott Bedell,
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Dee. 2 COS ss7 Dec .s79 I5s s23 Desc s9t

By reducing the Wheat TO Flour, the quantity Of
the latter letat tide water this year, compared with
the corresponding period of last year. shows de-
crease of 3 507, 1872 bbls. of Flour.
The following table shows the qusntity OF some OF
the principal articles of produce left at tide water
from the commencement of navigation to the 22d Of
November inclusive during the years 1859, 2l6 days.
1850 OLE day.. AKA OO5 dava.
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NnaunaI.

rrs ,. EXCEL FIRE insurance. COMPANY,
Office No Brosd st. New.York, Nov Fl, 1884, )
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this day
4 declared DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT on the
Capital sock ofthe Company payable 70 the Stockholders
and AFTER the fr. day Of December next The transfer books
- " '''''' --' ' H. QUAcKENBoss, Secretary.
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Whnlera.

CID. at New. Bedford 22d bark Osprey. Fisher, Pacific
Ocean.
Sid from do 23d ship Trident Pacific Ocean, bark Osprey
Sid from Woods Hole 2lst, bark Awsshonka Tobey Nosh
Pacific Ocean.
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Receipts Of Produce.-Nov.

BY Rirer Boats s3l bbs Flour 40 pigs Whisky
6 500 bush. Wheat, u, Il8 do Corn. .
r s Erie Raiyocd-2 esq bb Flour 600 Hogs 500 sides
Leather pkgs Batter 635 do Provons 1854 dc. Whisky
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IMMATURE ALmANAC........THIsD DAY.
SUy-Rses.. "a Sets... 81 M0os-Sets....10 la
wArER........TIs DAY
Sandy Hook 10 81 Gov lsland..ll n Hell Gate @
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Msrkets-CAREYrILr REPORTED FER The TRIBUNE.

FHIDAI NOV n
AsHES-Tbe market is without variation, me demand
quite Hsht; sales Of Pots at So 1886 81 and Pearls sat %
1856 a. ..- - -