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cT SH1Lse tAxx RssLLo, lost in the before reported
Ol 9th Sea cleared san frDctsoo ttb ~ ~ nf'inx
I'D wh. an she bid % board ard saed day. ser she
ues ofcrr,i by sstsn enc hr sp0onsr % ~ oed
ford she ~ss eonsefr-n'is N az uH,hn' Gu - 49,,
ftsc vessel 7, stated ihs he BARK ard onihs e "a
s.rd C'pe IA Is, where the vessel wai o, . ~ n 81
sea log iag " al ssyE II CONSISTS q c5ain o.
al nesy Of The elevation 1t slopes ssnli' sosa %
:. S,p.erou a.. reef RUS C The Nor.b East
Tar NENEzrELss sse 0EnocA from Ar sosturs FOR Ne"
Yah With csrso Of hides in coming 60 the syer onse
on The issh November .uBksu aud 6ed in ave
minutes Csptsiu and .vet-ver-el aud esfso
Tar DANISH BARK JsCoB BssEen, from no Janrip ~
AJAX lLv,Rlpo from St D,minrO Of and for New YORK
"a spoker 9th inst 81 10 lon 20 To- With loss o. SAILS
rx.,s nd bosts: a. makinE for Bernuia pairs.
BKfG OLIVE OF New YORK a. Sos,oa tom hsl.<a, bal
her . dv. uorh Of Bermuda sDd several ys on tie COST
spuus usn boom, tore to Pnss' ana i1e s.s ' 'A
ard received other damsge Crew badly frost ulitsn
BARK MARY ASNAH before r-p-ited ashore &c rotH
hsrtor cane OF the rocks At bah water rnAs d lss M
bi, as..S with cssks stssmer Relief Fen' oihd fro "A
R1.ton 10 I'D her but she fosted OF without help
BErc IoBex before reported ashore on ksn Island Ledge
P,i.r4 rnstss "a n,rht OF lsth aud brought 20
anchor evening # 18th Iesr the ,NPe LisnS - o..
soHR MARY B Tsvs Gap, True tom Ne, ao'A T T5aui
tain Ard crew taken of toe wreck BY brig CSeden
Boton The captain RI the CoSden met At 'ss % me
rnf C,rt Tue ard crew b0st or her fhe SCAR Wa De
fore ncorr, city stated 70 have been to"ed ino
psIe fsAMPus Of Gloucester recently st St. Taomas Ia
dsre,s YVES throw her beam eIos n sewers ss
three DAY. from this port, and was shta a'ef 'oDs ~
IA scrE BELMONT. Scott from, Windsor n ; f1' Bo''
ton with plaster totally les; IN the late gale on tsp
The took their boats add were subsequently P
up There Insurance. Cd the vessel ~. sA
scER Jas WAsp Baker. from Boston for Richmond Win
touo,vs "a zines xasrsceny ashore New tsen ous
wss sot Of and ms been tpwed New York She W.
pobaty he dispatched without tseharsng fo repairs LUG
vessel insured Cape Cod, snd the engines a. oo''oh
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spOlsen. sc.

D.cls.atsAM F-yins Pea Ugh, bearing IL 80 niles
di.r.nt BIZ slip suxunzsber Liverpool bouud
Nov a lat II IN Ion. g! 10 c.r Pe.Tei fm san sa'
for Baltimore 49,, .
Dec II, lat SO, Ion. "a ~ brig Georeiani' I'M nh 0"'
for Alexandria
or q let is Ion s. W. bark Psr,han, I'm Richmond
for Bio Jsreiro -
Oct n lat II s. lon. IS 10 w vas pss'ei ship LAZY
Frspklin OF I'm. Boston Sept ~ for Bueno, Ayres
Nov IS at ~ So ION schr Jane MNia, Of TremJnt L
Do to-. Portsmouth for TEin ad.
Dee 10 so miles e SANDY Hook sehr BROMLEY bAnk'
q Dc I'm Boston for Baltimore
Dec Il of Cape Lookout, seen ship New England in-
New -Yors for saysbnsh.
Franklin TN. Liverpool Tor New York
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Arrived.

Steamship Ser Of the scaih Marks. New Orleans ds
uc,s 70 7 7 Stanton
sesEish Rosooke simmer, foros end Richmond, mise
% lucluu fieassnis
sh.r HoTsio Ciocker shsuEhs Jolly tess kc to Grin
rel Nriurn CO. Prom Nov 81 Dec. nad succession
westerly which nceers'sd the th ost ssis &e
Dee y Sc a. In s. 10 spoke clipper shp Water Witch,
ifn New Ntfk for ssr frsncieco.
sr Camden Gsdc Chsreston 10 d. cotton and rice, to
lurtsIr nmon.
sin Ms..ric S'uIses Ecterdsm 81 d. dse. snd ~ pas
..rfers g. " Schmidt a Co
shlp Nm Ispsoott tpzek-tl Bel Liverpool Nov II. utse
30 s5 seeisge passengers. 70 T. Tspsott Co. Hs1
ssi reais tn passage Dec SO a. ou y saw on- o.
TIE L line Of Hsvre psckets bound E tshp Splendid,
hstins, TN. New YoIk for Hsyrej
ship toIsfesticn, tpeckrt slerman Liverpool Ns, ID,
snd 81 passengers 10 Grnnel, hiuturn ca Nov
- lat .on ~ a. spoke ship Pride Of the Sea, I'm Neg
Orl..rs for Liverpool Dee. 70 ats p lat II u lou
81 q steamship Bshc I'm. New Yort for Liverpool wind
tire time fresh from W.
ship Bsnnsh Crooker Of Bath Peters, Leshsrr 81 d.
marble rag. &S 10 4. Fstnsotf. vessel 10 c DuneAn
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pec..usIe3 Dee $50, Inc aas 'sl Dec. sis.ss
There 10 proposition being considered by some Of
The Banks thai the honesty and fidelity OF their en-
ployes should be messmably secured by making life
insurances or them Al the expense OF the Banks for
the bsnsht Of their families This course, IL is
tAcaeht, would remove Of the Temptations TO
dshcuas,y.
The Money article Il Tee IR5epe.dssf of this week
aye, with truth
"Dcphiiess many men embrace the present tspor-
abs opportunity 10 fa - they think al excuse ca,
essily be punished. Others there are who feel no
moral obhgsiion 10 male any considerable sacrifice
o" sustain hsmrelses. They had rather take easy
eoure enc fare their creditors with proposition 70
eompromse Tor % 10 IS cents ca the dollar. Sash
ceurte, just nos, ha fashionable way to make money
Some Nest'rn mevchants d1nt want t. pay thsir
note, because exchange on Nes York coats them
from 10 10 y cent. They wont stand aay suoh
shave not they. Very well se think M. ~
Yofk mervh.u's win uot stand any such etca.es n
indisna ard Iinois permit territory 20 IA a,o3eJ
with shinpaieT currency, they tax .he con.e-
qe,p,ss
I've are fappy 3, say hat the West A. whole
~ psNipg very well, considering al the ri-rarn
-iAscs Haod eds 81 noble mindcd and hoaora ols
u.rrhsrn vii pay. and pay promptly i,s h. cost
hs what Il w,d The prescut - favorable tme not
o.ly Ia sas~ whore there Is al hiy, bot mercantile
"Tb.se Who offer aimsv escoses in psymeu, o,
debts instead Il money. viii not b. surprised when
ths, a. ala ,isi. ibe CD iof credit, hcy rceive
v,Ty decided NJ alive Oar mercasft- ar prep ring
10 turn over nes leaf % 'he hrsi Of jsnusry rhos,
who want Boston credit Il twelve maths stl
psohably e. furiheS ossf Cor it than Nes-fss, sad
probably nss bs disappointed.
The sliant Aiia, states %, dccresse OF Canal tol'
the psescss season a. s,ai 600 ~ compared wsh vi
year.
A ooHpar,on u tho lootrss Of he weekly bank
ssaismsni Of 10 Dlsion Banks, Wi,h those Of III
ne. In. - ..nll-t. lhl ~ IL M r.anIf.
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Arr. Thoms. previous to 2sth ut, brig Pembroke,
Smith Boston
CID at do 18th ult brig Abner Taylor Smith AK Caves
Al Gonsyes zih ult bhs SpitGe sr) Mead, tom AMI for
Boston.
Arr at ST Croix 18th ult brig Elmir, Hartman. Bangor
SD from ardtnss I'd inst brig Edwin, Yates Bo'oa hay
ipg been detained by bad weather
At (Africs da,e ship Vespaisn. Adams and bh,
Gambia Burgess. both OF Salem, bound leessTd.
At Angostua It'll uL. BRIG COfr,o, coodw IN New York
DAYS schr Sullivan Austin for do 81 Going 7h brig Au
sostuTs, Garvey. New York
Arr. at ~ John B.. 18th inst baks Majestic Tf~k,
Boston; Lucy Ring. rhurlow Lube; big Norfolk, Emery,
Alexandria CID. 18Th, brig Robert Elkin, Boston
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T'Lc U,Ir0ukee Sfnfinfl saws:

Mr.. Bshop, of the contractors on the Lake
Shore Road retWped from the East, with money to
pay OF the estimates due yesterday. The Badger
state arrived here yesterday morning with 21s tuns
railroad iron for the road. This gives the Company
iron enough TO lay ell the track excepting about SIX
miles. and they expect 10 obtain what they need to
ell hi. gap either from Chicago or Cleveland, at
which latter point the Company have gate an amount
of ros awaiting transportation. We learn from the
contractors thai they have, within the week largely
increased their force af laooreTs the road; that
they have contracted fer all the timber ioI the Bird
at Racine ADD hops TO have the gradog and Bird ng
completed and the treck lsid To kenosha, # not
farther by the first or middle of February
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Philadelphia Market. FRIDAY, Dec. q

CoTroS unchanged. FLOUR remains Yesterdays stock
light holders firm CoRs MEAL, 81 BIsndywine sold
81. kYE FLOUR dull Sc "a To 81. WHEAT
ard wanted but buyers not holders views who de-
handing advance 800 bushels good red sold 81 49, white
hello 81 IS without buyers CORN, In demand and
ssd9e fo old and yellow; lot white brought Se
RYE sells, arrival, . 22Gsl IS. OATS. in demand
Sic, for Delaware, and 55c. for Pennsylvania GRO
ard Provisions. unchanged. WHISKY, unsettled
small sale reported d4lc for bbs for hhds
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By Telegraph.

NEW oRLEANs-Arr. Dec. 10 ,hiPs RAPp.hsnnses fn.
New -Yori and lie nobia. I'm Philadelphia
BOsTON-Arr Dee 81 ,ehr. Flash Fsysl. LEI. in port,
bris Ada from Newport (Enx) for Ne~ YORK repairing
Spoken Nov q, lat. 50 r. Ion 81 10, bark lsa de C19a,
New-YoIk for Liberia
sALEM-Ar. Dee q, big II Shepard, P:fs Nov 20 Left,
brir Lslres Chas from Nex-fork, dischsrzng seh s..
Townsend for Nsw.York. sd. the I'd Al M1anbsm
18th brig Emma Newton for Para
CHABLESTON-Arr Dec. Is U. ). Mall steamship South
eIn.r Ever. New y OH
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C,hi, - y 6as- 6r state Cheese . sesdy lodillc
spICTsWe note further ss o. Is bsfs Psppe- ~ Tx;
81 t,.. Pne.,, IJc 30 Cs.-is .7e Nae iG Its
90; Cloves. l5c.: >utH4ess, So AZ - .
SAITPETEpN. sale- - - .si8n q o. ss-s Esi
H. g.. crude 81 r. afic
~UGsEs-Th- n-neti 6ul sod be.vy fsr al frsde- ss-s
ofru ktrf Orleans az q Is hhfs Cuba h1sc0F.i'
e sud 10 t0ses can rssa1s & &c
TOssCCO-Srre 10 200 csses PENN .Ts-s seed Leaf
btvt bcea q - thio q quatsfiJns
WbIsKY-rhe rs-ket ia es-ier and sui II the De-
Of 80 bo 5sic for Ohio snd ~ for PO Drud2e
10 held ct 49e tine and nteres-, and q quiet
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a.vrn Cooper Frankfort; Euferpe tnswJ Arey, N,~'h
rig Irs Hosnsr -; schrs Msrths BaIsess, - Lucy
Al.,.pd,r Alexander, and Nj Vernon Thomsson, n 10
RICHMOND AR Dee. r. BRIG Mary MortoH, Ls~re
Nova Scots; s,hr Conrier Gray. Boston
Rhuond Me- bsrk s,rsDeer or loudsn Cape es 'efee
stesmth q orrit Gsfso Phsd- phsi lSb, DARK
Fsvorite Lshrsov Ifyerpool Prescott spear. Bo~tco
NtLMtNGrON C-AH. Dec. ~ bds Albert Aisns
Fdr6se Ros.ou. ish scbr frsh. Dexter. J,eksonsnie
CID 49, hip Anerisue fFr Aore TO- Msrseie., fraaoa;
schrs Pearl. Dexter Iack,'nvle Hammins Bird. sossrt,
kcwfors Went to Dec II, brig Martha Kendall, Tor
Toul0u. France.
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Merkets. Reporked BIZ Telegraph.

NEwOsLEsSs Dee % The receipt Of the Ps:e's letters
here had uniavoabe effect the COrToS mske Inc
to-day amounted to goo bales We quote mddns Ct &C.
fRTicHTs ale sitter.
CHhRLEsroS. Dec q In COrroS market prices are
essier but quoiabls lower The sales to-day 2lo
bales A. prices ranging from 81 dsic.
Al1ANI Dec "a bush. white Michigan WHs.I At .!
S. jte DO red U2per Lake 81 H. Oars 30 on Chicago
sold 47e weight taken from the canal. four miles Of
s,ls
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shp.-Colonbo Smith. VALPARAISO A. Lsdd Conse iersion
CoEuiIs Havrs Lsne. Wesi Co West E0i-t, Malsaer.
Lhervocl Kermit Csres.
Brss- Commerce " iekman PhiiadeIpiia. J. W. Mckee;
L Baciu.a Wright. Jacksonville Thompson Hunter;
Edbhurg Swegi, Trinidad, J. Morton, Jr
schrs John CLARK Mckay kpgs1a u. :. Henry; Rich
nd Perm. RlchmeDd c. A. Piero8; Olivia virrinis,
Colnsr N.r,hsg Tsdsle sprssus; l. Lowell Boston.
Heuies; Maria Ja1e Jonss frslkin Johnson slsshL
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Simeon Drhper's regular semi-weeky sale OF Bonds
and Stocks viii take place at the Merchan's Ef-
change a.. morrow o. i2l O'clock
The busns .. At the Gle aringIiouse continues small
being to-day sl3 elfG53
III. Breadsiuf markets are buoyaBt, with good de-
mhnd. Flour has advanced Csc. v bib. within a lev
dave. ana Corn il held a. 81 Y bush, which IL too
high for shippers. Provisions are active for export
the English and French Governments having drawn
large supplies from this country. Cotton is heavy and
se,ive ard fears are entertained that If the war con-
tnues the price abroad will materially decline 50 that
our crop, although very large will produce less money
than lie crop Of 1851 To ofset this however, our
spspg importaons will be very light, unless we are
flooded by foreign manufacturers, aDd we shtl have
foreign marke, for all the breadstus aud provisions
We can spare sthigb prices. All we need IL favors-
ble crop II breadsus next 10 place this coun-
try Independent Of Europe. 4 the energies OF our
farmers should be directed g. placing as large
breadth Of land A. possible under crops Europe will
need ali raise next year.
DR.. John Thompson, one Of the largest stock
holders in the Breckenridge Coal Co of ny, has
ju.t returned from visit 10 the property Of the
Company. All hs previous impressions OF the value
Of that property are more than confirmed and he Is
confident that /; will prove Of the most profitable
Coal enterprises ever oEablished The Railroad of
the Company is completed AMI the will be run
ming In sew days.
The amount 81 the public debt OF the United States
4 IL
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To Mariners.

The Eel r. shoaI Light vessel has been removed t. her
station sud will exhibit ksr ligh; as heretoiore 49,, -.
The iron bell huoy.bo,t marking Flynn's Knoll' 10 tne
Bs, Of NewYoIk will be removed during tbs P'eser week
ana spar buoy put ia her piece TOT me ~ase'
By order Of the Lighthouse Blsri ,
A LUOLO CASE,
Lighthouse Inspector Thrd Ds'ri,t
Ae-r. York Des. Is. 1854
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BAITIMoRE Dec AT the Cattle TO day. 800 head
Bar CATTLE offered and al sold ST prices rang
% IS - IS The foot brought IS IS Hoes
were IN brisk demand packers buyng brkly sales
made f6Qfs IS
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FDGARTOWN-A rrired-D,c. H. schr Oregon, Post. New
York 18th ship Dashug Wave Calcutta for Boston via
Newton lin Of the steamer Forbes) propeller
Locust Pof Fre1eh Baltimore for Bosom schs rhos
Hal New YORK Portland Daniel Webster, COUSINS New
Yotk for Essiport; Melville fn. Philadelphia for bostoni
Turi Hsrney Ne~.York for Lubee New Zealand, Mckay
ilAdelpbs for Ro-tsr 80
PHILADELPHIA Dee H-Clsdyed bark Mnnesots, Yea
cock Pefnambuco; s,bE Jupists. Willard, Portland.
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MINIATURE ALNASac.......
SUy-Rises...7 n Sers......4 81 MOoS-Sen..... STA
HtGH warER...... rHIs
Sandy Heck. 4 Gov. leland. 50 Hell Gse...li %
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Reeeipts of Produce


By tie Ere RaarOad-lccs Dbl Flour 80 bb- Beef, 80
IBIS Ashes; SO sides Leather 500 bags Oats 20 do Buck
xha
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

THURSDAY DC "a io}i
ASHES Tie market is firm Sales OF Pots a. % 50 q
st 6.l Md Peulsa - 25G ~ 81
bRiCk-Ihe d-nand for AID North River AID with
o scaItS supply, prices are firm at 81 1875
COITON-Our snesily bare Of stock TIE densnd
exceeds the supply and prices be written lc higher than
the annexed QUO siobs;
INV YORK CLASSIFICATION NO.
INLAND Florida Mobile aud Texas
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Nhaiers.
Eorclyn POrts,

Sid I'm New Bedford Dee 10. bark LeXing on. smith J.
dian 2th ,hip Ansel Gibbs stet,on taci Oce'n
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RuIl,s-Hsad Cattle Market.

FoRTY-FoCpTH-sT.. New YORK De-. p. ltS
The humber Of cattle to-day, o5l, varies y ron n.
run last -eat The foosiny the nsmes o. owners
where cattle are from, tnd by whom sold:
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card.
Jh. Bsns having suspended payment on tss oh
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF NEW YORK. ..DrcrHsEs 81.
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CLEVELAND, December -. 1884
nIVIDFND NOllCE.--A Cash Dividend ot

Five Per Cent tho csi stock u tbs Company ION
the net esR Road for he past fis mon hs -ndsns
Sl inst has been declared payable In coat ry win me
by,ws ofile Comasny - the Oh dsy of Jsnasry next
% the New Ncrs h0)ss will be pn4
At the RANKING Once OF Mess Winscw, .snsr Go No.
50 Wsls'. 49,.
Trssfer Books will clse from the evening Of the ssi n.t
.scor. I r. HANDY. Treasurer
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financial.
by SIMEON DRAPER-O No. 46 rre-

DY SIMEON DRAPER-O No. a. rme-
ID e.. corner wuh,m.-FRiDAY, Dec q, 81 III eek Z.
q the Merchants Exchange:
hsre. NshsnSy and sh, noin improvement Co. OF Pera
Sst each
90 .tsres Noihs nbetisns Union Coantes Lsnt AS
aiiou Of enusylvsue-Sl , esch.
1c4l shares rsutoE and sa.sshssns Railroad Co oi Pea
sviysnia- ~ each.
rs shares Brood wsy Bark S,cck-sl . each.
~ shares Pscifc Sank stock-$S escA
49, ssr,s Northern laiana RnIosd Conpsny Stock -Sis,
each
800 each =,
81 40 s.t Mor,ssge per cent Bond OF the North
lusns RArusd Company doe 1881; Interest payable Eel
ary 1 az ADJUST 4, in Ne " fosk-$l go
<sto even per cent Second MotEsse Convertible Boz
o. ne edo srwsk and Csvelsnd Railroad Com2say.
lS6S; payable February /. and August In Nswf@s
Slm each -
$500 First Morts.re seven per cent Bonds Of tho New
Yor atd Harlem railroad COmpssy due 1875 Interest pay
all NAV l. snd Nov in NewYork Al Geo each
$500 seven per Convertible Income bsnds o pc
Cleveland and Toledo RGre al Company due leo interes
psysbls JAuary and July l. in New lOsk-Sl 600 each
i9o shares Third az Rsiruze Comp snf-PlN e~n
2staies Pecdc Mail Steamship Company 81 to earn
10 shares brooklyu Fire Insurance ComPsDy-sU esch
10 kysone F'e Insurance Company OF FhaieiPna
-
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tNuCRAkT i>DVsraIaL r,vIsGs BANK,
NEW YORK. Dee 10. 1884 !
hINIDEND NOrICE.-DepOsitOr are hereby

tpo6e6 that semi annual Disdend ~ Tho rate Of sS per
cent per suru on Of $50 and under snd hvepsr
per al SUM over $40 ~oeD sna osYe 0een
wild b. paid 6epo.iorseu snd sfter Monday IsnaMs 10
In'er called rw Dc puf 20 the cf-d OF dep'steFs
principal. AZ ,o,u
sud from 10 = NJ 81 Chambers st. east OF broad
JOShth slDhhi' 'i'''~'~-
IopN NAMING Controller
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BANE oI NoRrs ANEsIc, NEw.iosE. Dec 10 iS5
4 DIVIDEND of THREE and ONE-HALF
~ PER CENT has THIS DAY been declared payable 10
the siockho the sth prox Tue ssrret
hooks will closed from the 18Th osianf nj the day Of pay
nsrf l. sEyMOBR Cashier.
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~ of this Company that fns,slnent of FIVE DOL
LARS on Of the Capital stock the Company a
which Dollars per share has been h-rssfors as.sssd
rsgured paid before the 9th day Of Oecsmber a.t
~ The Office Of the Company No so "slst New
The Transfer Books VIII be closed from this date IN
cludnz the 10Th day of November inst but Ansfes 20
b. permitted after that dee, without payment Of the pseal
zleat called. b. oTdos o. the Executive COMMITTEES.
3UNCE, Secretary.
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,.see. To Liverpool, Grsin sd, 600 TO 1000 bales
,zs .od 600 tea Be.foi6 900 psos. Bacon

r.te<. To Liverpool, Grain 3D., 600 TO 1000 bales
Cotton sgd, 900 tee Beefei6, 200 psg. Bacon
49, 900 btas Pork ~ 500 bbis. Resin Isl, 500 bbs
Lard 49, To Glasgow, 80 tuns Bacon, &c, 2se
To Lon don. 300 bx. Bacon Isl 100 tcs. Beef 40,
200 bbls Pork Z, 100 bales Hops ID. To AntserP'
200 bbls Spirits Turpenne aid 1000 bash. R5e ga
200 b1s Sugar 22ls. A cnNte- sas made iro
Shanghai to Liverpool at g, and another from
Iaeups 10 New. York al ~. We hear Of engage
uen,. within week or ten dsgsof-so Havre, S72,oN
ne Lard 265 900 lbs shoulder, '''Oo Dds fofx'
To Sarseies, 2, 900 bbls Lard, 100000 lbs. Bacon
and Shoulders. To Bordeaux, 300 DDS. PORK an1
Is ooO lb.. Lard. Nearly all the aboys are supposed
4. le Gr account Of the French Government.
4 The smeuu, received At the Sab Treasury vas
Sloa sIs Of which $50 900 was BY transfer from Chi
csro paid. sl53 99l over 300 900 Of which was for
Goyernmen; stock redeemed; balance 73s.
Paid from Assay Office, s70454. The Assay dice
hs. sill abeut 700 70 pay out for gold by the
Hclihern Light. There also drafts for re Temp
t,sn Of Government Stock received in town which
were not prs - ni.d At the Sub Treasury.
About 600 900 or $3.50 900 vii probably be paid
out Tomorrow for redempiions, and parcels Of stock
arr s,il going forward T. take advantage Of the Sec
rotary bid before II e. pifes b. Limitation the 3lst
net.
Tbs fono~iug sales II Stocks and Bonds we're rnsde
a anesi0n b. A. II. Nicolsy:
sgteo saaadsd s.aau'sl cit, r. ~ mort ai I'd e
ls0e Gslersb Chicago \ 1t mort rt sd......''.st
sTe Green s.y wnw v iso R.R LET mort lat al
5soLs Crosse asd Mills sukes H.R es..........7tG1 'i
lThe above FIVE have each farm mortgage at
tscbod A. collateral the Gre, ia Columbia County the
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TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector and
General Agent.
HAS removed his Office to the Brick Block opposite
the Post Office, corner of Third and Minnesota
streets, where he will be found ready to attend to the
collection of debts purchasing and selling real estate,
pay ment of taxes locating Land Warrants, &c. Hav.
ing been in the business for some time past, and
bt ing provided with of all the surveyed portion
of the Territory and of the the st. Peters,
he atters himself that he will be able give satisac
ton to all who may give him call.
N. Il. Town Lots in St Paul, st. Anthony and all
the towns the Peters for sale ut reasonable prices
Also, Farms in the country, with withoutimprove-
ments.
st. Paul, June g, 1853-7tf
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OLIVIER, Stone 4 FOLSOM.

OLIVIER. STONE = FOLSOM,
nfFEh for sale at their Real Estate Rooms at the
u Court House In 81. Paul Min, the following pro.
,,erty In the City Of st. Paul!
ofot No IA in block No 2, Leache's Addition, being
IS l-2 feet front on Ramsey street.
sb Lots and block l. and lots is and IL block 8,
and lot block In Markiey Il Walkers addition.
Alsc Lots and block Is In Kttson's addition upon
which IL erected & new cottage dwelling, etc.
And Lots 8 and block Bass addition.
Also lands st. Paul. as follows:
In TC wn 20, Range ~,
400 acres being W hf u ar and pr n qr eec 26,
and ears Or sec %, and W hf n W Dr. and II ar
sw or sc 5, and ar or, and or n ar
and Il or n w ar sec b.
In Town 30, Range g.
l60 acres rs follows: W hf ar and quarter n W
or sec 10, and w qr W Or sec g.
III Town 80, Range ~.
462 acres follows: Lots No I, e. and A. and hf
lot No sec 90.
The above property will he sold cheap and upon rea-
sonable terms. For further iculars enquire Of
OLIVIER, STONE Z FOLOM.
81. Paul, March 23, ls54-4s-M
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC.
TlOXAR

INHE subscribers in returning their thanks their
L patrons and the public in General for the liberal
announcement they have roeeivah. desire tn inform
them that they have machinery and other facilities
supply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy of
th'i own manufacture; Others all sorts of Stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds, COrianders Anisse,
Aculaed Fruit, and all other kind of Drops; Candy
and Sugar Toys &C. which they will sell by the box
M lower rates, adding freight, than it be bought in
,;aena or ST. Louis, with the advantage of having
fresh article. Also, French, German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods. All orders for Cakes and Ice Cream
promptly filled at the lowest possible prices.
90 REM Il KARCHER