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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
s.,.. Of stocks at Philadelphia. Nov. ls.

TR~psrsee for TIE ". y Tribune BY FAY TBosAs.t
1rsY ssesS-soo Pennsylvania So Co. e. 500 City -;
IS go Coupon S. b5xn, s2 ooo Camden and
1rhsy Railroad Go eS ell a7to Long Island Railroad &c.
~pdd 81; eco City Railroad Co. s. Erie, dsys, 81;
81 900 DO ?. R. Soj so Lehfb Zinc III DO do, s5wn,
M 10 Reading Rslrosd b5 M 100 do as ST; 100 do cab,
ST; 30 DO s5wr, S4i 100 DO b5wn, s+l IS Pennsylvsns
Kstad az; do, cash. IL 20 do, cash, Ill 70 do IL
Bssesn Boayds-s2eoo City Railroad &C., b5, co. 50 GirsId
Daak III ...
sescad Board-l 30 City R. R. es. b5vn, %; 900 West
PHI Coup 6s, days %; 900 Reading r. Nor es, " .
81 zoe X r.. 81 so do S. 81 50 do cash, So 20 DO ~
Gkafd Bsnt cs,h H. 50 DO s5 10 IL Bank OF rem il5
10 80. 81. -, ,,,,
Sssg Priee.-United States Go 80. lls bid lis .tedi
DATED States ss e7 Ils bid IIs ssked; Pennsylvania S. 70
"a 90 s.ted Reading Railroad, So bid asked Reading
nstssee g. zoo e bid s asked Pennsyvens Railroad mt
q BID, Il! Sisd; MORT: C.ps u, I'd III ssseS sehsyl.
neosl hd ~ asked; Schuyk Navigation Prefered 2sS
kS 50 ssked Long Island u od lat asked viesse1Ts,
"a ukes; Union Canal 81 bid, 81 asked Duh.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF SEW-YoRK...
Cleared.
...NoYEssra Is

st..usbir.-Jsnes,owu Parrish Norfolk Ludlam Pleas
snt,; Augusta Lyon. savannah s. l. hiehi so1'nernef'
Fvsu Charleston Sposord. Tieston K Co.
Stirs-sr Robert Peel Crsbtee Hsyre. Lane. West Co
EHr. Mallory Williams Neworssns Eagle Hard sSrih'
snpon Austin Liyerpool o. Ward; American Eafe, Ors-
rod London Griswold. Moulton a Co T-snce Gtesory'
Bshi, a y Colt We.minssr, Slsdden, New Orea1s stan
& Thompson; Chineora, sherman Ne"'See'0'a' j.
Swift Jr -, -,,r =, r.
R,r.s-w.lth.m wheeler, ssvsunsh j. w. EAwel & Co.;
Commodore Williams, Bahia, 5. Colt
Brs.-Boineo Rodgers Jacksonville, Gree; Bslone,
fFr Boiyin Hsyre Boyd hineken Albert tBrl stoves,
:, Jobn N B. J. Piesad: EIie, tBr) Douglas Wiod,or,
NsJs Whitney a. Co R. Il J. LAnsou, Daniels, Darien,
& H. Roctenbsugh; Malvern, Jsrusr, PhIsdegbs m. ter
srLronsn,-J n Tsylor MAiheg s NewoeTn. X VI Black
well CO. BusGmenfe Wilson, San Francisco A oaksmith
Mechanic tBrJ Perry Antlus, Henry Knox Fred Howell,
CIR =, porinfo r. r Buck Co; Germ (Br.l Crosby,
81 John n P. l. Nevias s. Sor; Imosene Ru<Ees, Mo
bile Lane West Co Copis, Sears, PaIstephis, j. w
NIX. Eupbemis Eldrdse Portsmouth. W. Lewis; Bay
State Shsr-ood Bosten Dayton sprssue; Lseon Bearse
Bosom 5 W. Lewis. ~
Brown Gardner Providence master .,
steamer-Thos. swan, Jobnson, Baltimore, r. Smith
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Arrived.

s,,,n,h;u C,h.vb. shufsldt New Orleans via Hsvans,
NTH @d Nd To- h 81 Exchanged
win steamship Empire City hence Tor re in AZ
stemshp Asbsns seheuck. Savannah mdss and pss.en-
G,rrck from savannah for same day. IL NJ 90
mile. g w of HAteras passed steamship FOrds hence for
shp Charlie. Hail. tof Bo.ton) Hl PensscOl. Is days salt
~ T. Fenmns Experienced heavy weather go the passage
Ship Calender (of Bocob Diekman, from London and ~
DAYS from shields coal TO order.
sbp clifton Ipseo Antwerp 81 days, mdse and 2sg pas
snges to stanton Tnompson passengers to Post hyer
Ben Garland lof Philadelphia HAr;in Areeibo, P R., Il
Bsri George Henry PendetOn Porau Prince Is days log
weed and coffee {. Rossire Coz vessel 70 IT, l. Ben
Nov H. lat 90 S. lon TO- spoke brig May Queen from
E Ps5b3 6.S M.u1. 10 days. mahogany and
cedar to Jsn'n Thompson. ,
Brig EgIops Burgess. GRIND Cay, r. L. Nov g. sal. to
Eook sept q bound TO Barbados in distress arrived Nov.
s. lest dec load was lsaky aad under jury m.'s mas been
,oS Me IBr1 Foster Tor Port MGtna day ballast,
sslrs all. sailed fr Insrun A. sac could
not procure a cargo at ruIss Island -
stier; has Of her seaman, sick Of fever.
Sohr John Snow, Tory, Cutler 10 days iumoe % master
N,wpor ballast bound 70 Philadelphia put in here in con
seh si. of Newport) Do, Bsrseoa 10 days. tobacco,
sehf cisle. r smyth, tOf BroOhh.venJ Hawkins, Ear
sebr Leonoro Beysry, Beaufort, n C.. 5dsJ'.
Schr LyncnbuTs Nelson, Richmond days
Schr Hanover, Nbipple. Richmond.
schr We.sogus lot Boston, White, Georgetown, 10 d.
sehr Edith McCsllen. Norfolk 3 days.
sch1 Rebeccs COBB Rockland.
schr Susan Baker Gookn ssco for Philadelphia
Schr 7. 7. Anderson, -, Portland.
schr Ellen Rodmsn. osgood New Bedford.
schr Cabot. Mich erson Boston.
seh General HeeY of BsrsorJ PsulsOn Providence Tor
Philadelphia.
sebr Mary Pearson. COonbs, Providence.
sAILED-Me,. steamer Of war General lturbides Vera
nah; ssatherLer Charleston jamestown, Norfolk, &C.
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Arrived
.SUspAY. Nov. 10,


Ship Charles Hill (of BOSTON, Hall Havre days pssen-
,er to Pest Ryerson and Hurbut Co. Hs had - deaths
the passage. ~
Ship Webser pkt Lawrence Liverpool Oe l6 mase and
passengers o Spodord. Tieston Co
Ship New York (pkt Thompson Hayre Oct II, mdse and
psssenge o Mortimer Livingston.
Bark Jane Saunders days. cotton aud rice
to sturses CletmAn Co. This morning, while ia the Loves
Ray Was into by scbr Wzke, Jennings, hence for WI
mngon which broke several Of stAnehons stove bull
wars The w lest ibhom and received other damage
Barb Mary Chapman of BostonJ Hill, Pensacola 10 days.
ship timber 10 master 49,
Brig Mary OBJ Sullivan, Dry HsTbor, Jan i6 ds pmento
and old COPPER to II solomon. .
schr d. ". Bagley. HamAn Plymouth N C., days shin
sles TO Bent Bros Nov. II, off Egg Harbor vessel
sunk with only her masts out of water .
sehr Maria Pile, l3mssted) Aumick, Wilmington, " u
DAYS naval to Il Blossom Son.
Scar Gen Heesey (o Bsngor) Pa'on Providence bound
o Philadelphia. - M
selr Hanors whipple Richmond -four to Chss H. Pier
Co
sAILED-shirs E. T. HsrtshOrn. for Liverpecl oucksep
Cool. for London
BELoW-Bark John Henry, Moses from Havans. Also,
ships and bGks unknown ships Oden from bGenen Prince
Regent from -; Confederation from Hsvre aud three
ship. unknown, supposed to be psekeby the plot boat
Julis.
WIND-Durns the day ~ w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
Receipts OF Produce. Nov. IL.

By he Erie Rayea4-l 65l bbls F1osr 200 pkzs Butter
100 sheep 400 He's lSo pkks Beef, le6 do Whisky.
BY EorA Rsey BOofs4 sec bbls Flour o2 pku Beef
90 bis Ashes 900 bushels Wheat IS go do Corn $50 do.
Wheat
~ Harlem Railroad for ne peok ending Noe. 49, 1854
pa cans Milk S23 bead Cattle Is Cos 1876 Calves s9i
sheep Horses 50 IT'S dressed Hogs $50 = Nation and
Beef ~ pigs Poultry 10 DO Eegs $50 DO Butter so DO
surdres - bush Grain S do Potatoes s bags 8uekwaeat
Flour ia bbls CIDER 81 bales Hay p Iron Is DO MAJ
be Is 665 Paper, ia bbls Pickles, % bales Wedding.
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WIND-Durins the day. " w.


PHILADELPHIA-Arr Nov %. ship Westmorelsnd, De-
NEWTON; o. 3 Mail steamship Keystone state H,rde.
brs May Queen Jackson, New Orleans Francis Fabar'
Jackson SewY6rk Martha Washington Anderson, Sale
Wrshnson Fall FLYER sharp, Boston; Susan Rick
Iopn W BsII R.,1c, S.w.Yorf' ca ,bis. HaYsSii
Baleh, Eeworeansi Zenobia, Drunmond. New O,lesnsi
Esther May Clark Boston; steamship City OF Boston, Baker
Boston; bark Argentnus Hastings St. Jshn N B orig
N: fnsOn AndersoO Boston; sehrs Northern Light,
WALTERS Savannah; a. Fomerfelt. string, Charleston C.
B. Sharp, Sharp Boston; Geo Henry Smith Alexsndrs;
Lucy Atwood Chase Cambrdse Sarah selsey, Seisey,
New Haven; Issdore. Fuller Boston, b. Ashnesd Chao,
Wellington d. c.; Deborah. Fox New Yoh; Isabel VIII
isms Providence Elizabeth b. Capt -, Boston, Delaware,
CLARK New oEk; Oregon, Fulton, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

Total for the o5osos8 "
The nekerbocker Fire Insurance Company has
declared a dividend Of 10 y cent, payable Dec. l..
The Bartlett Mills has declared y cent, and James
Seam Mills y cent, payable on demand.
We have received statement Of the affairs Of tie
Kniok abocker Life Insurance Company 1t will be
seen that the assets of the Company amount to $751;
4i3 2s Of which sl22 500 are invested in first class
bonds and mortgages. The premiums received thus
far are $751; 37 80, while the losses amount TO
S49o4 II. The whole amount at risk is 81 247 2o4.
The Company, it is stated, has connection with
the Bank Of the name, beyond having used it as
Q depository for its floating funds. The amount
deposited there was less than g. 5O0 and that will be
repaid to the Company in due time.
In our notice Of the quarterly statement Of the Mu
faal Life Insurance Company of New-York the num-
Der Of policies rumored to be running at LIST Novem-
Der was stated at 29s2 whereas it should have been
7,es2.
Another case Of Sufolkcaton has occurred, the
Stark Bank at Bennington, VT, having been thrown
eat at Boston. The notes of the Woodbury. Bank,
which were thrown out last week. received at the
Mercantile Bank in this City. The Germania Bank
Of Milwaukee (Messrs. Geo. Papendick & Co. is re-
ported suspended, but the notes are still taken. Be-
yopd this we hear Of new disasters at the West.
The creditors of Messrs. Ellis & Sturges and T. s.
Goodman Co., have pettoned the assignee of
Nose firms to cancel the assignment and retnsfer the
properly that those gentlemen may go with the bust
Befs OF their respective houses, OF wind up their az
fairs, as they think most judicious. The following
statement OF the affairs Of Messrs Goo Imam Il Co.
has been made:
HVuIRIT hSsETs AVN
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Spoken, Sc,

Sept TO- lat p g. Ion 49, ship Celestial Palmer fn New
York July ~ for San Francisco
sept 20 lat 10 ~ lon 20 80 W. bark ocesnus, fn Boston
Oct 49, a Is CO. on IT, ship 81. Denis FolAnSbee, from
HGyre for Nev-York.
- lat So Ion. 49, ship Cofnes, of PortlandD from
Nov l. of Tortuss shp John Bryant Of Boston Lambert,
from New Orb ans for Naples.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

Baggage and freight trains run through now with
out unloading OF Erie. The increase of business on
this line is large and steady. The receipts for the
winter months are expected to be very large, not
Withdrawing shOr. crops and great pecuniary embar-
rassment in the West.
The Imports of the week other than Dry Goods
show decrease as compared with the same week Of
last year, being sl,275,655 against sl,5oi,o2s'
Among the imports were: Coffee, $4,000; Cigars
s7s,2oO: Fruit, sss,7oO; Hides, s7l,oooi Lon'
sl6O, 700; Lead, $1,000; Tin, $4,000; Sugar tso'
400; Tea q, 500 Tobacco, s2i 600; Watches, so''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
By Telegraph.

BOsTON-Arr. Nov 10, pseketshp North America, from
Liverpool Oct H. lat 81 TO- lon ID % she struck by
terrific lqus disabling the ship Of all sails for eight days
Oct gale which lasted for
days Nov H. she fell IN Nth the schr Jealous I'm Halifax
for Boston in king condition. and took of the Captain and
her ard brought them 10 this port.
Also. arr stsamer Osprey from PhilAdelphis
NEW ORLEANS-Ar. Nov. II, ships Oliver Putnam, New
buryport via Ne.-YoTk Stephen Glover, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
To Mariners.

HovsE-MarineTs have of late made complaints Of
the dupess Of the shs the Different light houses between
Cape Cod and Cspe Elizabeth Several h1t keepers uniformly
state that The oil furnished the present. Is OF poorer
quality than have before ieeeyed snd In order 70
make Them til morning. they forced 70 re trim them
through the night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
Passengers sailed

Ia ,san.Aie Ga,eor for Ga,pO- Ms; Jessie WsT Hs'
H.. r. d Reilly VIM Dus,an Perk-hire NJ hotr.so9'
Geo. Goes w Bell A and J. Bell r. Gibson ". iso,d
s.n James Maxwell Lizzie. John Wlbeee ~
Mr. and Mrr Taylor Tcrst Peter Peters Nl s.ns' NJ,
MeHousfon d Cow Osc.r Morning. VIM chht'ck ~ y, -.
Lsure John Han w Taylor, L. White. X AItsneN-' -
cabin ard los IN ste.rsee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

terpri.e which b thus far since its commencement,
been prosecuted more successfully than this.
There are none, and it seems 70 me tnefe can DC
none that will make . more speedy return Oh tne
eapitsI nyestsd or produce greater revenue for the
amount expended than the one in which YOU ara en-
gagged. a. F. LII ANO'' N"''' AD5
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sNlArUkz aLsAssc........ rhs Bar.
sUx-EAes.... 50 sets...... 80 Aoos-SsS ''''''-
EiGH RVS DAY a N
g.pdy dnok. 81 Gov. Island. q Hall 0ste.... -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

Narkets-CAREruLLY REPORTED Fon The TarhuSr.
SATURDAY. Nov. ls le54
IsHYs-The marie. L. without change for Pots; ses o.
.s 81 Peal. are frmer: sales AZ IS 81
sCofToS-Tbe demand limited and msnly for home
,e The estimate sses for The week are oess Aea 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20
financial.

QUARTERLY STATEMENT of the AFFAIRS
Sk ofTHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of
New.YoTk for the quarter ending Slst Octobey ls4
Assets on band July 1884, per last report s26sS SIS
RECEIPTS DURING THE QUAEER
Received for Premiums. o.
Received for Interes,................ Hl9i So
~ 1911 $40 IS
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Ocean Steamers.
srEAMERs 10 nrRAIT.
Passengrrs Arrived

In s,ie Earopa ro~ Gra.S Cav. L-cspt John Treesr
tn lazy and child, Of hak spsress Kirby, wrecked IaTfS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

Total sinee Jan 1.....sl7o'o52T"
The Exports of the week, exclusive Oh spe .
amounted to 81 l2o, 94S, against same une
Last year. The principal articles Of export Tor The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

&SlT IL s9B43 81
Had the cost been estimated by trains, at rs cents
per mile run, making no deduction for extra weight
of lumber. partially seasoned &c. it would be done
by trains Mes to IA. inclusive-s6s, O0C miles run
s79I 500. instead of s7s6 $40 81 which would mako
difference of s62 l4o 90 from the estimate above
The state of the times is adverse to the prosecution
Of grea, public works; provisions are high, and Ia
were di6euIt to be obtained bu. know Of ~ en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

The .sresste exports since LIST July were.sH IA 81
Total exports of prod July To Nov 16 1883 sl 200 10
Total exports Of pred from July to Nov 10, lS5i $4,000
ara 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

CIMEON DRAPER will sell at auction, at tho
- Merchants Exchange, on TUESDAY. Dec. S. at IA
o'clock, flor account Of whom il msy bsns cob
lateral soeuIity) =
- shares Of the Capital Stock OF the Chicago and MsspH
Railroad Co 800 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

xyv.YoRK CLASSIFICATION.
TT,l.nd Flcr7ds. Mobile NO.&Tel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

NOTICE.-The meeting for the ELECTION q
~ DIRECTORS Of the ALBION MINING COMPANY
will be held MONDAY the fth day Of December nenf s
II O'clock at The Cee Of the Company No. 81 Merchants IL
W r BUrTERwoRrH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

oFyIcE OF THE ILLINOIS cEsrRAL RangoAD Coz
NEw.YoRx, Nov. T. 1854 }
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stockholders q
IN this Company hat an insAloent Of FIVE DOLLAR
each Share Of the Capital stock Of the Company on wpies
Ten Dollars share has been heretofore assessed Requires
70 be ps or before the sh DAY DECEMBER nsh ne
The Trenssr Books will be closed from tins date 10 ana ~
GLIDING oth day Of November inst bat no transfers w
be permitted Aer date without payment OF tho INSTALL
now called By order Of the EIseatiys Comnittes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-20

OFFICE oF THE DELAMARE. LscKAwAssA& WEsrEHf
RAILROAD Co., - Wsllst., EewYork, Nov. 20, 1854
NALL for the TENTH and ELEVENTH IN
~ sTALLMENTs.--A ffther Inssllnent Of TEN PER
CENT on the increased Capital Stock Of this Company hS
been called for payable FRIDAY the t day OF Oecenbef.
proxin n the Phenix Bank OF the City Of NewYork fox
which drafts will be drawn ~ heretofore.
The Eleventh and final Insiament Of TEN PER CENT.
will be payable the Sd day Of January next.
Subscribers tho balance Of their subscriptions IL this
Office before the dates above mentioned IL kel
choose and receive certificates for their full stock
BY order Of the Board, WM. 4. WARREN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
DISTRESSING ACCIpENT AND DEATH.

most distressing accident occurred in The vicinity o.!
BIdgewater this county Monday morning last about
O'Clock Mrs. Christina Dinkel wife of Mr. John Dirk
ell Sr aged and very feeble lady who had been Conn
ed her sick couch Tor long lime, In tho absence Of hc!
attendants got out of bed and In attempting walk
the room, fell head fire. AT least, ths is
the most reasonable suppOsOn from the circumstances in
which she found Immediately alter the accident
red When first discovered she living the fire.
place in c room, her clothing all In b4z and her head
AMI neck shockney bund ANA OF her eyes burnt
out She fingered il great agony until awhile after night,
when death terminated her sui!ernes She relative,
IA sisle-n-law, beevc) OF Mrs. Elizabeth DnkeI
other aged ard sick lady whose death from burning
announced in las. weeks Register She leaves large family
connection TO denloe cr death, and especially the nean
choy circumstances under which it occued-l Rockingham
Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03


DR.. Bfanerd can be consulted 1T the Exchange Hotel
unlil Saturday the 7ti of January, 1854 from to ii A. ~
and from toi r. NJ. My stay will b. short therefor lei
all who wish apply Correspondents By
addressing post paid, box f0 New York city, stating
The Of their cases. and whether the cyebaI is small
or lge also whether The eye sands out prominently, Is
sunkcncan for dollars obtain advice or treatment Ter
dClrs which The pay FOX advice will be deduct
cd The poor laroraby considered
d. bainerdhas restored TO perfect sight in
partial and total blindness, o: from IL weeks So years
standing, BY from seconds five minutes application
by scientific method Of his discovery without cutting
pain or wash Df b. has also cured of inflammation
vi various and aggravated grades Pain from ntoer-
aTca OF gh ar-sehcdness loss Of sight from uge and
OF which have remained permanent, 10
the 'escn, For abundant evidence of tho facts
stated reference may had TO the statements of persons
treated and published in the city papers, many of whom
may lie seen ot his roon, az 10 A. NJ t. P NJ OF each
day, at which hours he will perform experiments the
worse cass that may be presented Ladies and gentlemen
arc requested IL call ard witness The experiments.
r. S.-See notice above tor homre end days. Those who
do not see d. B. within lie time stated, may moi see him
ii all. Jan. 2, 1854 Ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
RAIL, ROAD MEETING IN KING WILLIAM

RAll. ROAD MEEilNG lin MINI NILLlaM.
At King William Court House. tho Goth o December.
meeting held, relative 10 the contemplated Kali Road,
iom Richmond to York River
The Chairman Major VIM 5. Fontaine, in few well
chosen words, explained the object Of the meeting.
Mr. t. b. Douglas being called upUn urged with hs usual
esrncstness and ability The Importance c constructing the
road without delay and suggested tho propcy OF lea, ing
wholly To tie stockholders tho location Of the crmnus.-
Messrs L. KoaEe, A. Dudley and DR.. jeff Minor
successfully called upon uHd each in his peculiar
gave additional interest 10 The proceedings.
On motion Of Mr.. B. b. Douglas, il
Resolved, LIST. That while, czons OF King William,
prefer West Polal the terminus OF The proposed road
will acqui.sce in that terminus which aiods the great
facilities 10 commerce aud which may be determined up
on by ms ,tiiy OF the stockholders
Resolved, q. That our delegates King and Queen
Cou. House on The 2ih Of Janaary next be requested
cooperate earnestly with the friends of said road,
lie construction Il. the earliest possible period
On motion Of Mr.. &. Garrett, tho Chairman enpow
cred app"is ether d,!eGsrs with those
previous n.tl'na, and the Chairman ard Secretary were in
cluicd in the delegation.
The following gentlemen were appointed: James Rome,
D II Gregg, Ambrose White, Lpscomb, VIM VI " ie-
roy, Wm NJ Garay, J H King, Hogan. Pember'on, l.
Garrett, Burke, Skyren, Il Sarkc, Wm Hll Robin
son, Hllyarh Il Littlepage, Il Robinson, VIM Samu-
ell, I $ Jones, Browne, a II Perkins
WIN. S. FONTAlNE. Chairman.
JSo II. PlTTs Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
g0MsiERCiiL r
WHOLESALE PRICE.

RicHMoso, Jaxc,sreV
TOBACCO - yety l.n, ICY 6
will there be for week 10 cprc. 1%nE 4
unchanged. \ NJ, IS
Notwithstanding doiHgin Wta ~, w
FLOUll-IIolLers have lIy,nr.% 4
good straight brands. Sale: &. an,'n W. ~ B
to shippers al 81. Il
CORN 63 cents per bushfl. b
CORN MEALS 81 cts. ps, bins, H
OATS-l0 II i2A CITE. per hn.Ad H
acknowledgements cured hog rqpr Il
cured and Smithlicli hog round, .. IL 4
cfu Sides :, Shoulders q G.. uew
ers 81 a 3; Hams T. IN. \
BUTrER-Goshen, IS q cts. u /
some poorer sorts. not suitable Tor .,t.
Is II a Is cts.
COFFEE-We quote Rio u a e i
Is. Java 49,. 10 II; Mocha Is a Is. a.,
rlSH-Alackerel, No. 3, small, =: a !
ton inspection; HalIIaS Iieuiags, No. q.
gross $3H n t.
CANDLES -Taiiow II i5s -.
sons patent IL; Adaman'lno Is 80.
a 81; Sperm IS 81 cts.
I,ARD--New in barrels TO-. 4 II Ell
LIVE ST0CK-tJ. &hoo!:'s KsporD,
weight, IS GOA So IS, gross; Sheep, 5! g.
So 80 ST, nett.
SUGhllS-Wc quote por'1 Rico
New Orleans s.. a G&. Refined L0i
81 a9A.; Powdered ~ o. Coffee
SALT-Livcrpoo! fine per slcE -,
store; Ground Alum 81 62..
SHOTS cts per h.
LIME-F'rom wharf 5! y, from st
Elm. Virginia 81 81 10.
GUANO-Sales of Peruvian plenty
PLASTER-SaIca Lamp S.. atw
Ground 81.
LIQUORS Whiskcv, Richmond rect
Tuscaloosa 40 10 IL; Cincinnati, rcctii
iour months: Old Family Rye IS; Mount
common Imitation, IS 10 40; comm
to 81 cts, cash; OlaT'i Dupuv's
messy SO. 20 s.; Pinet u Co., ssh 10
cents. Gin American common, 81 10
81 1910 81 ". n. f. Rum 81 10 s. els
MOLASSES New Orleans, mono
81 - cents Sugar House, in b.
Porto Rico. in hogsheads, 81 10 IS cts
in hlrEels, 20 IS cts; common no IS p
I.EATHER-Sole, good stamp, l'Om
dana rcd from Is 10 lSS CTS.
SEEDS-Clover Seed SIs 70: bash
10 81; Herds Grass 81 4 IS: FiaNsced
laON-Pig S35 $40 per ton; sweacs
Enc;;sh refined 500; ConmOa Ene'tsI :
sS5.
STEEL-American B!istrred ai!G J..
SOAp-Turpcntire "a e ; cts; Fan,
CUrTON-luH II cts.
NAILS-Hrld u! ~ u ) cents.
COAL-Vireinia la l2E cts., on .ol
Fine and Lump; Smiths i CO.; AnlAra
tail ra,es-for load Of 1000 lbs. 81
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-03
THE GARDINER TRIAL, &c.

WAsHIN0CoH Dec. 3ls-The Gardiner lIal PROGRESSES
slowly Witnesses Meyer Evans Davis Barry, Doubleday,
Partridge, Macse Cocutan, p. c. Johnson, Anauguis,
Aqu Miles, snd Angus for The prosecution repeat Incl!
fUrmer evidence. The nny witness examined have
blen J b. HDsey and Mariana Waldanado OF Mexico who
testified seeing Dr. G,dGr engaged the Mu'ca mines
the Time he neges in his memorial! that he mining in
aguinls hundreds Of miles distant There Is r0spec,
of q conclusion ri the rial for several week..
The total value stocks redeemed during the week
s9l 800