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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-10-06

-alU Nt FANhf
1.-The Temperance cause, We need hardly
say, will always End favor in the columns Of
the Argus. No lover his race can fail 10
regard it as worthy of lis best efforts for It's
promo,iol. Bat we earnestly protest against
is being used, every year. as political hob
by.horso upon which ambitious aspiran''
may ride into place aul power. Every good
measure i, in danger of abuse fiom selfish
supporters of il; and il is downright, madness
To COMM, the c1c'usisc charge Of the Tenn
porance Cause. TO men who arc no,o'ious'y
Ito victims themselves of incorporate POS
Sims, and who, protesting to incarn''e the
entire cause in their own persons, do not hes
ilar To donouucc an who will no, admit Their
inhllbilily, as enemies II society and pro-
motors Of immortality
So much for Temperance, and against IT,
Again he says
We have no idoa that the people ct Maine
could have deliberately intended 10 endorse
the heresies and ab.nrditics which seem
to have boon involved in the tHqo" c'n'
paisn. We believe that thew will make It
poin, Of honor, to throw oil on the fret occa'
sion, o, the polls, the dishooorinr imPuiaiion
which has been temporarily Fixed upon them
by The fusion triumph. Our duty in the mat
ter is plain, and We shall, henceiorward' Ia
Dor earnestly aud hopefully, TO unite 'I''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
DIED.

.r,vrA-r. BrooaIyn, Nov. q, Gertrade Helen, wife q
Dur,es and daughter Of the late Jeremiah Meserole,
Sss.Ss of tbs family respectfully invited To attend
A. s,,esl on Thurdsy Nov % At o'clock r NJ from her
~ s.lsepss No 40 Duied without further notice
0LAsIER-On Monday morning, oo1aAId CHASER, aged
20 years -...u.t ..,,.S q. .,,sna IA. e,o.,,I NJ,
Th,,.S,x Nov 12l Ococs p NJ from the residence OF
NJ. son r. w GlAser, os6 Water u.
UAsWFLI-On Tuesday afternoon, the list inst, MH d.
Hssv en- n the 18th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family and OF her con- Chnies H. Has
veil invited attend her funeral on THURSDAY afternoon
si oelock from her late residence Nc % East Thirty aFs
q without fur sher invitation 49, -,
KELLER Admins the daughter OF Ohnes ~ ana Amen
Kseler South Brooklyn. AGED yean
The friends Of the family invited 20 attend The funeral
fu,sne,dA, At oc ock p NJ, No. Al Degrsw-st Inter
m.nt Neu,York Bay Cemetery .
McNJJLLIE-On the 2oth inst, John hcMuin, aged
pears. -, a., c-. ., - -.
.re,ns from No. lol EleveDtb.st
,.a,tbs d.SshteT Of Mirsndus ?. and Phsbe ID Rusg.
The fsnersl win take place this day at II from their
rsSsnee No 80 6xtha The friends OF the family
stssifully invited
TOL6OTT-At Erzabethtovp, ". J., Monday evening,
Nov no Of her age, Anna WyckOa daughter
Of Henry W. and Emily OlcOtt, Of this city.
The friends Of the family invited to attend (without
farther Boee her funeral from the University place Church
QDr Pot,.'sl on THURSDAY at3P.n
wATKIks-In Brooilyn, Tue,dsy morning, 2ist inst
Jacob Francis Watkins infant Of John ~ and Mary e.
Watkins
The enos OF me family and OF his grand parents Jacob
Oufwser and Isaac Watkins respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral o'clock Wednesday afternoon from
No. ISL PsATl.st., br0otlJn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

u;,,,,.or far Nav Orleans; Seneca FeinhAsen.
vir,ipsn Kennedy do Sid Sd, barb Sarah CAAss oS00d
AR AZ DO SEPT o. .hips Raven croeter, New yorh Ass
49, sssh Boyd Merritt Baltimore JAY t SssSi
Een. Grcton, Pensacola; w. h. ~ ""sH' '"'
Ar At B.hA Sept 49, brs Spirit Of rs Reed Baltmore
salem .sHs sai asfy Fir.Sssh Hebson, for NswYor
days UBeine. for do ldI Johs Murray s a liz
few d.y,i kanAwb. Mnshs for Do ss,' s 10 asa;
Northwood Pnkb.m, from LiverpoOl DO Snap DrsGSn.
Howl.nd for vpHsso dsy.; brig. Bo9@er v'
e,r schr Dolphin Colby. from NesfoIk Just arr seni.
E. Bodret; Bowes from Providence, bad proceeded up
Ar. AZ Vera Cruz SOth at bark Flash, Wilson NewYOk'
A. B.rb.Soes sth ult bark Henry Trovbrdge, Hutchns.
fer New.Yoik Ids bss Atlantic, Lowell and H. NJ Comefy'
a, Prince 18th ut b.ras Chas 2 Lex Hrper FOR
S.~ Roaeck DIN LINDSEY for do 6; brxs Lopez, Little,
from Phisct phis dag William 7 pusan ssrtou fos New
york IA Reed CheesemAn. for do Stg cargoj kolins
wsve Roser. for DO lds; Msrseois Plsbnry for do u
Lueres Moore from Bath diss Tr1xilIO Muissn from
Ar al S. Jsso 2sth alt bug Marine, Jordan Boston, with
loss Of deek.losd in gale. go ,n, ,, -
Al Trinidad 9TH inst, bark Franklin, Gibbs from and for
Al cieafueso. 5th inst brig Erie GOtt, dehasns to load
for Boston. ,,,- =, r,r. po,. fran,
New YORK; scnr Z :. Penny, Davis for DO 2days
AT Remedies Sd inst, bark Lysander, snow from ard Tor
Al CsSepas 9Th inst bark Ellen Maria Lsrsbee for Frank
fOr Ida bris Relief SLOPPY and Lias sss POE 70. Dos
ton poI,sSd Meiss $40 s dT Tor '0''0n nearly ''"
Arr At Havana 9Th Inst Chias bark Olga, JenkeH' ron
Boston. 49,, -. o..,.,,
McDonald Boston; It'll ssIsnac Butehns, ard FAR ray
s JOSH, pc,on 9th ms. brir Mela,ro Nichols NewYork
SD from Cut OF canso 5.h MS, brig b. T. beeh' AdA''
tfrom Petoul Providence. - MI. co.,.. N.wyo,t.
Geo M,.bnrop DO schrs Belle Isle, do Clifford, Phis-
delphiai CitTon, jest, Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
To Mariners.

REPORT to the Superintendent Of the u Coast Survey
sreconnsksnce Of Wimbs Shoals, Coast Of ~ Carolina:
September q, 1854 ;
o. sorte Cnops Included n my instruction to Lieut. Conf
en executed in part BY b. officer and reposd Under
date sept s The prosecution of this desirable work in the
cholera board bis vessel the following extracts ON his
repo OF are communicated In advance Of the
fbe wpbls shOss consist Of three ridse. parallel to the
oos,t OF North Carolina lying T. g. from the northern part
four miles sch are very
ur changing sometimes s,homs in Of the lead with
fsthous soft black mud have this
shea water In September 1852 crossing the Corvn
We bad one cast Of ee dtho with FIVE and fathous
before and AFTER ".
Vessels of siderable draft should not approach the land
mere within four miles, there generally strong casnt
setE toward the shore and the shoals very suddenly
have .esdy stated to the circumstances which made
Impossible to continue the but far as IL it Is
reliable and may serve the interests Of navigation
wOsd respectfully request suthOrty to publish the fore
soaSE very respectfully yours &c
superntende U s. Coast Survey.
Hon JAMES GrIHkIE, Secretary of the Treasury
NoTIcE Ofs bsbor Of refuge CsIyOrt Reef Florida
In letter from the Superintendent Of the Coast Survey the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
CoAsr SURVEY STATION NEAR CAMDEN. NET
Wednesday Nov. n, 1854
SIR The following from the port Lieut.
Commanding T. c. Craven, u Navy, Assistant in the Goat
en- The Florids Cost:
1s:s1 A.sS5 VIZ Sy party eGr ..d
house easy OF that may become important
Dor offuse properly marked BY beacon and baOys Toe
depth Of water the the channel twenty
feet and the lighthouse from the proximity guiding
10 the anchorage. which soft clay and only
persons propose TO call this Turtle Hsrbor the
reef Of that name
tseb OF the hsrbOr and locality will be pubshsd with my
Of the present The recommendation In regard
70 the beseon and buoJs has been already transmitted to the
Lishthouse Board.
would respectfully request authority to pabsh the fore
going Very respectfully yours, A.
tsitnec) A d. BACHB,
Superintendent U. s Coast Survey.
Hos. IAsEs GUTHRIE. Secretary OF the Treasury :.
The Key West correspondent Of The Char<stoa Co saws
the buoys for the hanaee River have been sent
and anchored IN tbe proper places The lamp.
R show vel marked, and the tlrbor be approached
without diheufy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

TIVE BARK AVALANCHE. Capt Stewart, from Orleans
for Vera Cruz before reported foundered 10 miles from Vera
bad go SEQ bales OF cotton
Two days aeT getting OUT to seathe 18th ult-she COM
meboed mse On the sixth day she managed TO get
in sht Of Vera Cruz but she could Ia
of heavy Dorher which blowing at the time she there
fore hsd and the not being able So
the her she hhRlly down
THE BR FLORA Capt Robert L. Brown, of Bermuda
which sailed from this the 18th October for Bermuda
the vessel Of that passed bottom the I'd inst
about so iuns owned BY Capt Brown, valued abOu.
~ CO. and uninsured She had general board par
italy insured in Was Capt Brown has lett wife and ten
children in Bermuda his child with him when
the disaer Capt james Psarman, sso of Bermu
who leaves wife and four chi6fen.
scHR L. BLoDcETT, Howes, Of and from Providence for
Paraguay which arrived Buenos Ayres Aug ST. proceeded
previous IS the Tsree, small about
ssues above Buenos Ayre to Land the Of two
She ashore there and at last she remained
tide running in and out OF her
scHR HARrHA from Kingston for NewYOrk before re-
ported at Savannah with oss of sails will require entire
plsnk the botttsn
VESSEL OF about as tuDs va. passed tn inst s9i
len ~ TO- bottom up, shesthed with yellow metal; could
distDs uh the paint rg heel appeared smooth By the
sebr Susan Ludwig, at Boston srh from ST. Mays Cal
ACCOUNTS IRON ST THOMAS 10 Sd inst state that the brig
Ellen Patrick, from Baltimore had arrived in distress and leak
inl badly she disehagns &c be hauled up Brig labea
Bbber from EswYork had lost sails spars and
badly she would be hauled after dschsginE Bsrx Hud
Pusb from Norfolk had Lost sails orenast and other
ard bulwaks-to be discharged and hanled mo Schr
NJ. N. Freeman Glover from New York had Loaf sails
had chain and pert of bulwsTk washed away Bark Csths-
rDe Augusta Hutton had almost finished repairing and
Baltimore for Rio Jsnero had also Yearly repsred and would
sail s0ob
ExTRAcr from letter to Rrwood Walter ESQ:
HALIFAX ~ s., Wedne sdsy, Nov IS, 1854.
The sdhr. Bengal, with heur &C.. from NewYork for Pic
tou ashore at Msisomishe little the eastward of Pic
tou. No particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
u.,es Of stocks at Phiiadeiphia. Nov. Q

Reported for Tue N. Y TsIsuSs by Far THoMAsl
pv,f Beavd-3tO0 Reading kR 6s 10. 754ll Harrisburg
RR 81 % Greek Coal Co, III Minohi RR. 81; 50
Resdipg cash S33 100 do cash 33i loo do b5~n SSl;
Morris Canal Pred Sg IS Penn. RR days, 4el AZ DO
< 10 Giad Bank lo3i 50 n Bank OF Kentucky 1907 60
heebanics' Babk. Hl.
Beiseen BoaTd.-sS 900 City w w S. cash ST. 81 900
Penn RR d. 100; 500 Lehigb Zinc III Penn. RI, 4ol.
Ssoond City s7t 800 DO days 49, $500
do ssi $50 do S. $751; $3.50 schuyl Nav 6s 49, 72i;
s5 SOC u s. g. 67 c. p 1885, 81 900 Alleg G. Gs int.
b. Y "a. 81 600 Reading H. 6s, 10, s5wn 74i; l6 Harris
bers r. 5i $50 New Greek Coal CO. In lots b5, II; IS
Penn H. H. s5wn, 4os; 80 Reading R r. sst; 100 Guard
Bsnk, cash, 1Oi, is Farmers a. Mech. Bank. 65t.
Asy boayd-Si 600 sehuy Nav S. g. b. 7 800 Re sdng
n R. 9 $50 do s5~D IS, 100 do S3i 100 do b5 ssh 200
Lehsb Zane, b5 III 100 do II; 500 Long Island r. R.. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
Markets Report,d Bv Tsl,oraph

BUFFALO, Nov. q. 6 p M-FLoUR-TheTeh good demand
for Flour; tie receipts snt AID the stock hand q
small; sales OF the dsy 500 obs Sc 259ts 80 for good TO
choice Uprer Lake. SO sea % Is for rood fancy Michigan
80 2sG 80 s. for WHEAr-The supply OF Whest
good with fair demand; sales oo bushels 81 80
- fer white Michigan 81 10 Tor red Michigan and 81 50
for Wisconsin CoES-The receipts Of Corn coutinue light
and ID. demand firm ss.s COO bushels 6sG7oe mostly
the latter figure OsrsThe supply Of Oats rood and
o,nspd uo6erafe sales i5,ooe bushels ~ {le WHIsKv-
WHISKY hIm and IN coed demand sales 20 bbs 5se
CANAL FREIGHIs dull and shade easier RECEIPTS for
n. last "a hours, Flour, j49 bbs Wheat, 4s6S bushe
Com IS 670 bushels; Rye, 2 $50 kushsla
CBARLEsroS. Nov. z-Tbe sales Of Corrox here to-day
sreund TO 400 bales 1t pees ranging rum 7dS In the
ssCegste
CHakLEsToy Nov. 2i-The CoTroS market 10 dull; sales
TO-DAY So tale Of prices ran sipf from 7dsfe.
NEwOELEAKs. Nov 2oCorroS tTife lower; sales to
day Of SEQ bsles NeduE quoted Gsie Flour has
further advanced 10 s. s2 Dbl CoRS 70 s0de3c bush
Mes, PoRK selling s2 s2 Cotton FREfSBrs 70 Liy
erpool I'd.
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Arrived.

ss,.m.hip Knoxville Ludlow Savannah hours mdse and
rs,s.ng,utos l. Mtehill. Nov I9 lat 81 II ", Ion rs os
,Iehar s,d ,gnas bark R. H. Douglas benee for sa'
y.npsb Lat 50 p lon 70 W exclaimed signals with 50
Camden hence for Charleston II r IL miles, c o,
OF Haieras exchanged signals with steamship Augusta nenee
fof ssvsnush Il 50 i0nght Of Hsttess e1caansed 'snas
stesu ship SoutheIber hence for Charleston
Ship KAthay stoddad Canton Aug o. passed MACAO shd
Apier Sept teas and silks 20 Goodhne Go Passed Az
e Sc pt the ship John Bertrsn for Msnis; also schr
PRIDE u The Sea- from Sy dney for sAas sept ~ s o. o.
Ion 80 IS exchanged signals With Br bark CIuef from MAJ
rrius London, day b. bark Cheeson Oct =
Of spoke sbp Desperate Own" from Calcutta Tor
Bostop a Nov g. lat Is D, Ion 81 -, spoke snip
Duchess dOrl-ans from Csso for Baltimore 100 days cay
VS. eslins inches per hour Thomas Lima Of Liverpool
died Oct. ~ ,,L r.,
snip Herald of,hs Morning clipper Of Boston Baser oa
Bsltin ore and " Riley, of EewYork Nov II, at All
raised line Of battle ship who fired gun Tor US 70
10 be d. B. NJ ship POrcupine, ring '" 81" gong
into ST Thomas lugs American SHIP DIS naseo ue u VI
n. NJ hove TO of ST Thomas and sent BOAT IN lo orus
The sailed f this port consisting OF
bark schooner remained 81 81 lhoa a. mo e0S'e
-, -. ,sI..-
In ballast 10 Eagle Hazard. . -, NJ. 9, l.,
Brig Nancy Peo (Of Gsrdiner) simpson fietos 10 days.
coal TO A Lazy. ,
sebr Amanda Clifford Stanwood oeorge'o"n o. ~ naval
stores 20 master - =, q. q. -,
scbr Phebe Baxter Rnbin,on Grand Man,u. b. l6 ss
spsrs an wood to Mayhem. Tsib0. Co.
sehr Globe Ellis salem DAYS mdse. 10 z. w Ropes
sehr Esse, Rhodes Rocklsnd days Inns.
sAILED-shp London, Hubbard, for London: bark Ann,
Cobb. for Apslaehieola-
BELOW ship Ontario Wood, Liverpool Oct IS, mdse and
passengers. Also, brig.
wIND-sunrse N. w; Meridian. do. Sunset. w. s. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
TUESDAY, Nov. 2l-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Nov. 2l-P. Nj.
At the opening Of the Board to day there almost
panic, the majority Of the members being anxious
sellers The quotations Of the fancies show falling
off generally of to cent. At the Second Board the
feeling better and Erie reacted to the price of yes
terdsy, closing at 33l Reading 81 Central 49, decline
Of v cent. Harlem 81; Nicaragua lsl, decline of
4 v cent; Cumberland 26i, an Improvement of v
cent, &c. Michigan Central sold at s2l, advance
Of cent on the last sale. There was large
amount OF Illinois Central Bonds the market and
$4,000 sold at Gal a65, closing at 65, decline of y
cent The assessments upon the bonds aud stock of
this Company forces sales. New-Yoyk Central sold
at 81; Panama bonds 10. OF State Stocks the sup
plies continue large, forced on the market by the
wants Of western and eastern bankers; Vlrginias
5,OOOl sold al 9O9ssi; Missouris ossl besides
private sales to considerable extent. In Government
socks there was nothing done.
The Exchange market is decidedly heavy, and
bankers express the opinion that Sterling will decline
10 v cent. during next week. We hear of some
-flOO 900 TO fl25 900 the way from the South The
nominal quotation at the close is 999s cent. The
remtances by this steamer have been unusually light,
partly in consequence Of the scarcity of money among
rertters, and partly in consequence of the impress
sion that rates must decline.
In Frcights, we hear Of 5000 bush. Corn to Liv-
erpoo at AID. 3d.; 800 to 500 bales Cotton 49, BY
the Saturday steamer 100 ties. Beef 81; $50 bbls. APP
pies, ST. go bales Hops, I'd. To Havre: Cotton, lc;
Corn lOc; Bone, &C., &c, To Marseles Il, 900 bush
Corn lOc. To Cork and market; cargo of Corn
1t 7id. To Malaga, stave charter private terms
and two charters for South America and Africa, at
monthly rate.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasury was
sss,3i9. Paid s227, COS. Balance, s64ss,4o2
The securities of the Eighth-av. Bank were sold to-
day at auction, by Simeon Draper, with the following
r8eulfa.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK.....NOvE~SrR Il.
Cleared.


s,esnshirs-sar Of the South Marks, New Orleans l. r.
Stanton. 80, 7-A.-.,.,, l.
Sbips-Luey Thompson. Pendleton Liverpool! inon Pfn
S,uhsx. ChsunaE johnson, San francisco, A DsSnoi
PiyDs Arrow Trrsswel Bsnsei. cal Bsseu sseon = 20
supny South Gresoiy San Francisco. Nap Joanson 20.
B,f,-Convoy Hopper St Marks smsllwood Anderson
& Co II Thornton, Cos sden Bahama master. .,,...
B-s.-Ch,rott. FAY Thonpson. Wilmington, MASTER
Lever Ken WILMINGTON Brett. Vose Co hsfe osser
KILN an BaLsor d. Brookmsn &c Can.dienne, leAs
ssy.n, BOYD Hinekeni Vivid, tbE.) heAdneA -
y g 5. Colt ry,..
Observation-Disclosures Dexter. Boston, Brown hsTsne
Arctic (Brl Dowuey Cumberland Kelly sm,tner: Noun
tain EsGe Robbins Rio HAehe. Duyzle 20 Aneriean
Belle Brown Boston w Lewis; A'meds pistfnfoo RED
ereklurg BTuht Slssht; Ehz.beth Hsd!ey Cataest
New. Orls ans. johnson Ssshti r. p strons. Erreksoa
Chteston Doluer Potter Merchant, Winter. RICHMOND
n Pienon Margaret Cleaner, C0r,it. Corn"as "a
T. Goodwin; Empire Davis lBrl Davis, C9ru~Ais n De
Wolf; Ashland Bureh Norfolk sturges, Clearmsn Co.
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[From Opr Own Correspondents. |


ST THOMAS, Nov s-Ar Sd brig A Taylor Smith
Bengal 7th brig Windward Hawthorn, ST. Domingo; 9Th,
schr Gen Scott siokey I'm An.ua TO sail 10th for Bi
more Wis Turss land SID stu brE Brothers, Abbott, tot
New Haven fm. Barbados for Row and
Steam propeller Curew, Sampson, I'm. Halifax. It'll
Brought Ia the hulk OF b. bark Cambria, which she
found dmased bQgspnt carried away and otherwise dis
sb.d and bsdy aud abandoned BY her two days
sail from Be before eported The boats and all per
the taken. From found
board 1t found that che from Liverpool bound 70
Cbsston g. c. with cargo Of 800 TO oOO tuns Of eoal II
10 thought she will not be worth re pairing
The brig sarah Parker Parker master which left Boston
sh st Thomas has yet arrived she sailed with
cargo prosons her and the Of the
cargo sive her up
The Curew reports the bark How land Of Norfolk Va hav
bg put into Bemuda dmssed The OF the H. have
also The bark Hudson here in the condition. and also
schr at Antigua
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 21-iyrirsd-schr L. Dursnt, Cor
son Boston; steamship Quaker City, HOdgdoai schr.
A. c Gray Wright. Newcastle.
C!saysc-sehs nsrhs Wrishtinston, Whghtngton, Fall
RIVER Graoe Darling Baxter Boston; Dupont Corson do
John W. Bel, Rsynor. New.York
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Philadelphia Markets. TUESDAY, Nov. 81

corros-o bales sold today previous prices CLOVER
SEiD du sales Of small lots at IS IS FLouR mac
tive prices the buyer holders generally So 50 for
STANDARD brands but sale Of SEQ bbs made IS IS
which establishes decline Home brands unclaimed Rye
FLoUH and CcRS MEAL unslefed. WHEAT much offer
limited 500 bushsls sold 81 s. for fair
and IS Tor ~hitri lot, he'd higher without
buyers Corn rather lower with sales OF 900 bushels
itasCc for sSs sc for and asa SEC for .od pure
cd yellow; mixed bite BROUGHT s268Sc RYE snd
OATS unaered; ree-ips small GRocERfEs aud Provisions
stand METALS very dull Obs much doing; sperm
Arc At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
Foreign Ports.

Al Aees Wet Coast Of Aes, Sept H. bark Chussn De.
tster for River oaboop brig Gambia usess for Cape Coat
Castle; only Am. vesseh
Al DI Cove sheet Sept TO- bark Buckeye stueysn, for
honrovis and Salem ~
AZ Eln1s .bou, Sept TO- ships vespaan Gsldsith from
No Am. vessel Zanrihar Aug IL Coins In Ilth h.,I
SAID B n Sultan. Wud. from Salem May %.
An ksrseilles 18th uli. ship Milan, Badger from New.
Orleans
A. Bio Jsssiss Oct. 5, buks Am May, yshrsgp t.ou
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manning IS y cent. becomes dne on the lH pro1.
The arrangement also includes the payment Of the
bonds Of the Company due in February next With
its large earnings, and free from floating deot, cash
dividend would seem ts be almost certain.
The receipts Of the Buffalo and State Line Railroad
for the month Of October we're $4,000. This Com
psny have never failed TO make sem- annual diyi-
dend Of q cent.
The following are the receipts of the Little Miami
Railroad Company:
For week ending Nov. A. le1.........s13ls rs
For week ending Nov. IA, le53......... n e09 o9
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Receipts Of Produse-Noy Of

B, fe Eorn Rer BOats7io6 bbls Flour go gala Whis
h. 80 bt Ashes IS &c bush Corn, 4sso DO Oats, go ps
Beef
BY ne Era Rairoad-2 &c bbS Flour IS do Ashes 5 do
Nhsty 81 do Whest 40 DO Oats Bi do Beef ss6 DO. Ca.
Meats 800 sheep, so Hop II bales w0sl 100 pkss
Cheese, leo Dc. BlttsI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
Markets-C.REyvILY REPORTED FOR TEE TRrBUsE.

AsHHs-The m.rset - without activity, the supply =
uodsrsre and pcs, nominal. OF Pot. s6 Isl ID 81,
and PeLrs At mach hisher pree' sserstus IN limited de-
usrd a. Sc cash.
BEEsWAX-rhe market u dull; small sales have teer
u,oe A. ga ale for Southern aud Western
,UTTON-fhe msrssr f.sors the buyer With o4erns
m, rsnd been fair sails estimated CO.. DAes
The annexed quotations are non inAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

oaIance *jS $50 y
BY the for. going will be that although the Company
have az rsk 81 2o4 their losses only 81 76s H.
The bopds and Mortgages for the capital stock o
upon valuable Real Estate the City Of New approved
BY the Commissioners appointed BY the Controller Of the
state and the remainder for surplus $3.50 upon equally
good city property.
The President and Directors hereby invite al those interest.
ed 10 call st the Office and the books which will be
eheerfaly shown and explained by
STEPHEN G. WHEELER, Secretary.
Hew-Yerk Nov. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22

DRAKE 81 BRADFORD, No. % Wall-at,
~ make COLLECTIONS all parts Of the Uaion and
Brtish Provinces; buy and sell LAND WARRANTS
STOCKS BONDS &e on commission Advances made on
approved Securities
SMEON DRAPER will sell at auction, at the
- MerehantS Exehanse. on TUESDAY Dec S, at la
oeoet. for account Of whom IL nsy concern being a coE
lateral seeuIityJ
. sh..s. Of CAPITAL Stock Of The ctsssso ard Mississippi
Hsilresd Co. fl@ each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-22
Mr.. Wrights Circular gives the annexed statistics

CROP &C On the morning OF the departure OF the last
steamer 18th inst slesaphe dispatches received nes
sm various 10 the south nbouaeg Tat severe os
experienced the night ~ tn 18Th November ~nen
bsve been pretty general through at the entire
crow region able by this mall deelf-1
opinion whether This has been eDosfh 90 s tue o
II followed either BY further osts y A'n tns ca
eoud not In The for time pre-
vious ground being unusually dry Tor tne
the plant better eodtion 10 resist tne .eon
Of ros under any eeumssnees b0Seye the io nov OF
little late 10 prevent ists- crop
being secured Next hope 70 receive toe d.ts upon
which estimate Of the PROBABLE extent OF 'h
years proc uetiOn- =, -.--. l. -o....
in he ,t lsst compared with the previous