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al, here The s.l.s ss ancan. % .seet ~ a. - r.
A., R,.l RoeI; ga % for stinsry Ni-e9sna sna ,,al
rooS Vichis.n wHEsr-Rseees are tHm 500 -. 81 81
vi,b Na itsd neuiry Holders efer g"0- Va S ~,
sr! -bre Hch.an - Coss V ~ ee,,e. -. ?, ~
s.s sr- sla - .sier Receipt = .rn.s ~, n-s.,,
ku,hs. :. sec boat ,ni eos Ivs -, 90
suis-r cuttsisy Sc RYE-rh-r- . sons inlurv oa ~ .
fsre vHIsET-sus .,lss at Si.e C,n. , yy, r.
f,n Cam lsldl7e srd flour iuTS' 70 NeS or,
IN ~ ,cr5irs. 90 ibs FLOUR s. - baaael' "HsAii
~ feftr.h.i. rors .rS ~ 81 ha.hels OArs. -.
PrTy.Lo Nov g. sP. M-PovR-Tnere - 20 eoss 49,,
res in the Flour tssrast. The dem.nd nodefse aee H.,
,tion. Az, upch. ps.5: sales GOO hbs at f
rer L.Er a s7,zss 50 for rood 70 ehses az y,h,
81 ssi fr 0,nsy vch.ln wnEAr-The demand nI " ase'
l. uossrpte ciions beyg restricted ~ ths -
presiop IN the money sales $40 Dos she
dan ga CosS-In Corn Their. . rai E,ere
h.r ,irou. sell. s-le. 3 na bnsh 81 $50 .ns
7oe Osrs-osts dali ard lower .sies V"0 push
rle ard bush Il 42e. WHIsgY-Wn'ty = gu -
,tssdy: ssl.. go tbls At 81. CAs.L FREiSHrs-@ o
T,ur &c on Vhsst aud ieie. On Corn 70 New Or ~
cErFTs-Four 723 bbls Wheat, II cas- BUSH Corn 'I'
cE,.Gs,ros Nov 9Th sale. Of CoIros day were
I $40 tsies a. price, rams ne rom u Gssc =, -,
Cg.nLEsToS rrv 9. 1854 -cOrToA has dsehuef "a IL a.
y N The 4 wsr qu,litiss ost Mdding 70 hddins ar "e
uc,e A. o. gi The receipts the week hty- oeea
n go b... The exclusive o 81 pbnaTd lI5 bales
NTw-OnLEaxs Nov The sales OF CorTOS for the pat
two d,y, bsvr sour y So hss Niddns qlotes It
sidec cosS AZ &c FLayR 90 bb RICE az 81 et. RIO
CoyFsE has declined; so hsss cold a. sle
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10, and re,urped on the ilth. The following 10 The
corelu.ion of Capt Luekess account:
"On Saturday, 18th, at A. NJ, made Cape SpsH
I;.bt and at o'elsek reached 1T. Johns, a'ter
ms,t an ,ious and dig ent search du'iag which saei
90 m.s spoke four ships, kept constant look on
from tbe mast besds by day exhibited ghts by night
aDd DID every thing hope, that IL vas 10 The p yer Of
man 10 reform under tie circumstances Oi constant
ealfs and heavy weather.
Had the weather proved moro favorable trust it
would have been my good fortune to have fallen 10
with the Arctic the life boat some Of the survi
vorr and have rescued them from their late tia5e
condition and extreme sufeTines-s Circumstance, Sir,
believe from the anxiety exhibited by You in dis.
patching me on this eTrand of merry, which would
have proved source Of the greatest happiness to you
ns wei. individually the representative OF gre'.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
port OF EEw-YoRK....
Cleared.

s,a,nshpe-Ba,t Warrior Bullook New Orleans Lyinf'-
ton Croeher; Iron.de Allen, Philadelphia, Hand XIX
patrick. ,,,n p.,
ship.-Flysway sewsll San francisco. Shift; Brothers
Co; Forest susie Posher Csl'o MASTER wsshns'oh'
Pare Liverpool w T Fros-; Julia, (Br Ednsan siass-
tofe Neyer& sucken; naDus T1-nsend Brnecs, Calor'
MA Rowland Aspn~ al Undsunted freeman, san Juan
del sud w Sale Jr., Liberty, Ans, New Orleans Stan
TOP & Thompson. " n, =,
Kupbardr, Af,quipa (i3r) Cowper Cork &c O. Colt
Brig Cioeus Hooper, CsTdeuss, J, w. Elwell Co
scbooner-Ks.e Bishsm Dunhsm Charleston. Dunhsm
Dmon; Watervile Gin, Bath Me, n. Nssoni ssml Lewis,
Manx PbiAde lphia J. w. Mckee, Harriet Ha,ck, Pav,
Wilma on Mursyi John Csstner BeDoett, Savannah,
sersrton Tslmap; J. Wilson, Bead.ley Aerandria,
Bivs-orp L Son; b Harm" n, Spencer, W.snsoa q. y.
Williams; Mary Lueretis Gibh- frsnsin. J. T. B. Mar veil
Seeing Beer, PlJmoath. 7 NJ. Mcintosh
Soops fspbln Avery Fall River, H. Ravens; Elsanor,
Bfoebesy Middleton master
Propell.r-vuesn waitmsn, Philsdelphis < " Briggs
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Passengers Sailed

IN ,teamihp Niooaya from Bo'tos- For Llr<,poo,-W.
P,rttSs. GO HsmfiOu Capt Charles Bak. bearer OF
disrscbO r. LiDeol -ife and child en- Of BostoG' F.
Ashton OF Broohlipe Lescher Of Quincy, Capt A.
Goodnow OF Maine. Henry Holmes. = Cochnne Z huesa
L Wrddipsen, J. Husb.s .pd - Dodd. Of New York =
Scott OF Albany Geo II Roberson Of Niagara FL' a:
Barker wife OF Ohio CASTOR and VIE OF ortsn
Army DR. Miller and wife Of Cali, M. and two Misses P.ss
G Taylor and Rev. John Bonnie Of Toronto, Charles
PritchSd Of Montreal. Tuner and Charles Tune, 81
Canals. T. Crooksr, - PRIDE, end = act..l.nd o.
Liye,tool w wi.hsw Wshsw. ard Archdeac0n Tsw aud
con ". Thompson and wife, @ st< John Rsinsy, and
Henry Nsgss John Gillian Of Lee@s John fohurn
Of Scotland Low John Sbsnd and wife John Welsh o.
Ross A Griffin Geo. Smith. and " NTH Of Londoo
Mrbaco Of Hsysna Mr. Psnchsrt Of Spain Eusene Psrdo
j. Corridsr and such OF Mexico Charles o. Roth Of PARIS
-62.
For RaiEar-B w. Cochran Of Boston, c. II Schultz Of
Ro,boro w RYDER and wife Rnxbuy John Rbyuss Of
Portsnd Geo A. spyvood Of Hartford Mrs Roxby and
children of New.York Mrs Mckay Ed~srd Jones and D.
K HAMS of H.lfas DR. Anderson. wife and friend ~
London. c. W.; D MeI,sae Of Prince Ed-nd. l',nd W;
d. Twinins OF British Army Lieut. J. Y Bland. Sergeant
Es.ton and Sergeant Toy of76h Regiment ID Total 81
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MARRIED..

ANpREwS-ARNOLD-At sennett, Cayuga Co, N. Y, on
Monday Nov by the Rev. W. Rees A. Andrews OF the
arm 81 Howard and Andrews to Miss l. r. Arnold both Of
Dscohh I'M L. l.
BROk Nv 6OULD-In Newark, N j.. Nov. ., BY Rev 4.
n Csven, wilhm v. Brotew Of New York TO Mss Lizzie
aspehier OF Michael Gould Esq Of that city.
ESLtR-FARRINGT0N-0n Tuesday evening Nov. ., In
Reformed Dstch Church In Twenty first by the Rev
A vsp Nest, Mr.. Edward Esler to Mis- Kate Harrington,
I'll ofths City
HANDFORD- EBBHTs-on Wednesday, Ncv. s, At St
Mathews Church by the Rev. Dr. Pound Mr. Isaac Hand
fesd late California Mis- Emma Ebbetts Of this City
esn frsneisco pePers please copy
NSf Thursday; Nov. 9, by
Rev DR. Hsrd nbuf, Thomas L. McErath and Sarah y WI
snarh, ell efNsw YoIk City.
-SJULE-At Paterson New Jersey on the 9Th ins.
~ Rev Mr. AIMEE William X. Muir Hamilton, C. W., to
Mss Siule Ayr. Seo'lspd.
REED-W1NcHESTER-At the Western Hotel Ia this
Chy evening Of the Sh ins by Rev Mr. Parker, M
kesefek Reed to Miss Sarah Francis daughter Of d. Win
<Asster. P.opri,tor Of the Western Hotel
ElD-klNG-ln this City, Nov T. BY Rev D. Buck, Mr..
CHARLES Reid 10 Miss Phebe A. King
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Passenger Arrived

In SteansAp Sorts Saar from 4'Dinrll-J w aAnde l.
Cbsrle.E Bowers Jr WDsm Maasaeld Ooae,'oa'
Mccsbe T. Y Kerip Mrs Whiieman. infant and servant;
Mn Bsier, ADDRESS. Dspyau Mrs. Tn"TsoAson' r.
" Busse,, : K.ufn.n, " ste'ras, ~ oePrse. . :
N,vx ! n Campbell v. X Brown ThOs KIM AID servants
Cart Frbie W X Hoo gkios aud l-dy, Lieut. Besle lady
ard "rysnt 4. D. Arthooy Carer by wil,O5 and ser
Roser b.un .rd lady Eden. r Cr.'feld D. Cosshal
Gsrdrsr II A Beers. sueth. c. Bales j. w Moor. J.
H.vwooS J. shirrie- O. L. Simmons O. W He~s. ". Nor
ton J.s Gs.sber ID Noye. Ms Hsrter John Kase, or
RIsn J YOuns T BaeLlpshSm. w cisn'-u r.
HrS.. W. Jones R Jooe.. NJ N MsIler'n. Keith, Q.
W. Hewitt J. s Robertson, II. DaaAH, DgabT. Jt
L Bovs.G n Bsyle. c Ireland, w q Fletcher z w
Anderson. C Waldo, = Esslston. o w Bond Hoas
m,n d R,,pods j. Moore FsrnOunt, A Birmi ashsnl,
J RAIN ! 8 Van While. H. NJ Wright, 4 J. EiDhsas,
" Brown. C. Gum, J. =. Hickman, j. n Clesh J. D.
p sumron E. Smith: secsllan; Dr. R. Goose, J ~.
nsnt T J. C.nIp H. Terry A M.ifl, p Mason. 7. Gsvsn
r. MeIeon Nj. ALL A Bop6y Mrs Sinclair and 4os others
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DIED..

CAPtHARr-Suadenly, ct Bridgeport, Belmont Co, Ohio
SsPt sos a. affection Of the hesrt hs Anse Charlotte,
wHe Or H. Cspebart, and daughter Of Alexander and
hnnsh sweeney, Of Wsshnston Pa The deceased leaves
sen sne daughter and large circle Of relatives
sCHkNcH-on Thursday, Nov. 9, Aaa,Ia schench, aged
aer epds and seqasuinees are invited to attend her f
nes without tsrher notice on Saturday ith ins from No
~ Henry Brooilyp at O'clock 81 Her remains viii be
~ en- TO Fhhki for intemept ~ ~ " w
STAkDERWIcK-on "Wednesday, Nov g. at the re,iaepes
ether hY Tom pkos st.pleton Staten ilsnS NJ
Jsne ststdervick IN Der EAR year ~' ~
The relatives and friends Of family are In
~ta 10 attend Der funeral from the r. % Church ssnlean
Friday Nov. 10, n ~ o'cosk NJ -F-'
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s,Ha MmwAvKIL coenhs. .: PrSvee9ee Ie ron .at e
sosvil<, experienced hes'y weaner co , we
rms scRF. s.E.H VICTORIA IN lndisn klv,r Win ss,1
r ed goods from the shin Hb.ins len ne Srestwac
an NJ rdsy sysuina hr Se1 York Mr. slkrf, m He,N
M, sr hss for .tsmUurp ~ he aid - ~t,11 -
minis will be aNtio cump the wsseE on OF ne is
mis- AID host her os u ie~ dsy- ,,A,.
FlsBINS scHs MAscoSoNNEr. Marin, OF AM in Na1's
had fryn Bans C1-grso iottly lost ga Sa2e - n On
The r.h, e 4th nit with her ~ $50 laiotas codhs
C,p Martin and crew with the materials OF tine ve.se wss
f.,sn 10 HALIFAX ul by hs Government rreeAHs ssnf
Dsrpl
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CorrRT OF GENERAL sIoNs-THURsDAy--Besore
Judge BEEBE

THE PEVkRILLf ARSON CASE.
The case Of Charles A. and Theodore Peverely, in
aetd for their No. lat Frontst
about four months ago this morning called for s and
ne greater part day wn spen In impsnnens she Jury
a un,tl for defense having CHI Ienged large number OF
sboss called TO act Jurors The following named peroas
were 6nasy qualified; Henry Barnard william Jones Oaaiel
p,voe David Griffith ssmuel Duf1ur James strstton.
Henry G Bell Tiffany George Puebard. Ed. y. Jsn
Alas John W. Kisby, and Stephen RoberE The osse was
epepsd for the prosecution by the District Attorney, amer
Ah Court so0urned for the day without taking tes
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Sp,ken, &c.
August %, 1854

Oct IS lat Sc ~ Ion SO IL W. brig Sarah 'ose' rom
Alsxspdra for Bs BADGES p days out 49, a.. -.
An. Ss st ssON len 80 wv, ship Wizard, State, from
Der rs lat - a. lon So bsk vOlsnt, tOf Belfast NILS n
Liverpool for Charleston. n, ,,.-. % A. r.,
Oct So lat 50 S. Ion III o. bark PEN Thestrsp - as i
Havana for SewbuTyport. short OF provisions e. ~,
Nov 5 Of Geor.ss shos ship David Crockett from New
York for LIVERPOOL
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"Good Intent Ensiue, Nos Of wiliansbnrsb.
we mourn Departed worth "

The Special Deputies bore the American colorS
araped in mourning
The city aags, from the various engine houses, were
suspended a, hslmast, and the fire bells ycre toled
daring the marching Of the procession. Engine house
No was appropriately drsped in mourning, and
over The entrance was banner with the following
inscription:
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ARprs1 OF ELECTION RroTERs.-Yesterday fore
noon Michael Q'Bden and John Lyon were arrested
NV Officer Ward, on a warrant charging them with
Min, concerned in the riot on Tuesday afternoon
At the let District, Fourteenth Ward pel. Edward
Brown was aso arrested yesterday afternoon charged
With being concerned in q disturbance at tho same
poli 10 the early part of the day.
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Observation-Disclosures 3, sehrs. Mary Anna,
Haley JAMES River. Mary MeT.hon Weldon Sing Spf; New
York Packet ssnofoId, Mscbia Perseverance, Sill Milford
Del; John Lauk. hsErngiqn, Frsdehca Del; Ana MARS
Bnysrd Smyrna Little Tom Van Milford, Del Sarah l..
yins Grace, Camden Del telegraph. Tiait,. dai J. W.
Etry Supple Fr,deHeA Del; xpe iiiOn, Denby Smyrna
Del; Frsr els Ward Conner DO; Henry Hill. Deputy NIL
ford C. Gray, Wrsht, Ns"esste slOop Standard Brown
sAtm. y. J.
Enthusiastically Delaware CLARK New YORK; brir VIM
CsIk DAILY, Barbados; sehrs sophv, fRrl Crowe Halifax
:; J. y. Curtis Richardson Boston; Almirs 5sndy
Noble, Ala Csmbridse. =. Jrflaad; J. Tobias Hsni
Boston; Mary ApSs HAey Salem; Heavy Paysou Mattae
Bostoni Mary Mershon Weldon. Lynn.
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sent 10 let q . Ion 81 o. ship CelestiA, Palmer Ton
NewYorh July go for San francisco. -
Nov lat 81 lon - brig Mary z Thompson Grant nom
Nv st ~ o. lon es S. was seen ship Rambler from
Bos Ou foT Calcutf. =. .,si,,
Oct ~ 42C7 lon $? 70 p.'s~d Br ship - sAis
10 he w an met IS % l1a 66 passed ship Nasno'
of St John N b, standing :. 4.
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Court cALENpAs-rHIs DAY.

CIRcuIT CouRT-Nos. 2, 0s9. AIN, 1900, 2,isO,
ssa es7 40 7e 7s $50 s4s ia t% s7 20 9s2 s4 sqs ssl;
uso Iascs Irving sgt Peniz Buokingham
ass Askei Mills sst Ferris Mott sgt TIelver Backus sst
Ties Beach. numbers not siven)
, EUPREME CoURT-Generai 1erm-Same as yester-
DAY sddins No 81 -, $50
HYPERION CouRr-Nos. u.s. Is, ssl, 362l, 1872,
sss iss zoe so2 eos 3D. s6 gs si el2 e3 9s 7e 72S,
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-
t0rneLt.

The ELEcTIOs RIoT.-Coronor he'ioro com
,oenced the investigation yesterday, relative 10 the
sea,h Of Vim. H. Harrison, who died from io)nrles
received at the riot on Tuesday afternoon az the
PourteeDb Ward polls. In order to further the end'
Of justice the coroner has suppressed the Pashc anon
M ,b evidence until after the verdict is rendered Tue
.o.,;rony of several witnesses was TAKEN and the
inv adjourned to this Friday morning.
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Law INTELLIGENCE
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
THE DYcKAAH INVESTIGATION.

The examination, by order of the Governor, before
Dodge shsm Commissoner to alleged malfasspce in
s6s~ 90 his of Mr. Dyckman Register
KavBs concluded submitted to the Judge by their
counsel Wedpeday The Judge stated that be
80 received notice resignation by Mr. Dyckmsn Of his
~ a Re,kter 90 The matter ~ respect 10 imPescbne
az eour,e N an The Judge Will probably report 10 the
cvsspor a. 10 Of sccounts &C. of that department
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rrIIxRrpnn1rn InR TIE TRIRuxK.

Markets-CARrFULLYR REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY Nov. 9, 1855
AsHEsTbe market s quiet for both kinds sales Of Pots
sc S7td 81; and P. arts Of sc %
BRIIk-T6e supply larger and with nsigu6 de.
nand prices essei sales Of bard North Rver 81 500
sa75 FM
COTTON-There Is fair demand and prices sell tho
buyer she stock snd receipts ALIKE light We continue
quotations.
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Recripts Of Produce

Pv Err palrndd-i g tbls Flour leo Heas 40 sHe.p
81 psrs Provisions 700 d. Ruter - 80,
b. koh Rire. Rea-3 NJ bbs Flour. 10 bis A.hes lS
40 Wh,.y 40 bush Whesf os Corn 60Ve DO. OaH
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IMMATURE .LNAsAc ...rHfs DAY.
ery-Rlse,. Al seu.... A Moos-Rises see. la
HIGH vsTEs......rHIs oAy
Sandy sook..lO 10 Gov iSand IL % Hell Gate. 30
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Markets. Reported by Taerrapk.

wholly Tor the city trade The aartet opens very aae, oo
being ID By the tshtas q money
nGssL large part Of The nSepo are gong r0syh without
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

FATAL ACCIDENTAL man named Thomas fo2ie,
..la,sd in the Cement WORKS on Moth Point in Jersey
CAV vas accidentally killed yesterday morops DE was up
- nj sioJm adjusting The belt and falling wss thrown be-
sn tyo miles hich crushed and gled him that he
iss In medisey servsd He leaves wife and three chill
Arm
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A County WoRK-HoUsE.- AT the meeting OF the
h,n F,eebod,r OF Hud.on Couo Wednesday the sub
ss, Of County Work House up and was Ieiered %
Tonitee consisting Of Messrs Morgan, Carpenter. Van
Horn Tsylr Banta shepard and French. Ths Committee
sxp,sd 10 port at meeting tue Goth nst at which
slnse the Board expects take action on the subject
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BY Telegraph.
iFrorn our Cnrr.rrondent. |

NEw.C cLEASs-Arr Nov g. ship Mariner, Boston BARK
seweli, Philadelphia. Below ship lcOhum New-YoTk.
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InIor,nu Citu ahnnt fnrty neti

LIQUOR LroESsrs In jersey City, about forty Pea-
Nm, Tor 10 liquor before the Board OF Alder.
- nm Tu,sd,y evsnins-s Of which referred 20
- Of the President Of the Board and
A. R.nn,ye, Kesney I'M White Slater, Cleveland, Da
.sonoIt and Thomp.on. License fees = 100 each.
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The remain. were conveyed to Greenwood for in

"In Life we oaored him,
"In Death We deplors his loss
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OYFIcE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,(
NEW YosK. Nov. 1854 J |
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders s
IN this Company hat sn IRs,sllment Of FIVE OOLLAH
each Share of the Capital Stock Of the Company ~hi
Ten Doss per sb"e be. oeen heretofore s~.-ed rsqura
be ps6 before the ath day Of December neIi he
Office Of the Company, No so Wsll-st, New.York.
The Transfer Boots will be co.ed date sai "
Guiding the 10Th day Of November inst bat no Transfers VI
be permitted ser thar dsre without payment install
msnt now called By order Of the Executive Committee,
r. BUvCE, Secretary.
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pY THE ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION, that
- portion Of the stock subscribed for BY the ~
stockholc before the Let November required u
sold 81 public auction.
Now therefore, notice Il hereby given that SIMEON DRL
PER- Anetiobeer will sell o. public snctson the Mersban
Exchange, IL o'clock noon, FaIDAY 10Th INST
hundIeo and 'xiy shares OF said sock tbng he6J
smsll parcels which could be subscrb.d
tustee' kc The capital 81 900 COO divided Into 20 ~
shares Of So each.
The 25 per cent cash the day se fs
which day the purchaser will be- required TO the ARTICLES
citation and the balance the 30th December
By order VI the Boad w sDM0S0S. Cashier.
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Tlnannal.

ryE AuBRIcAS ExcR,SGE BASx, NgwYoas, Oct "a lssS
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
N PER CENT has this day been declared paysele on ne
9Th November next.
Increased CAPITAL Stock viii be entitled ~ the same dividend
The Second Inaent (of fry dollars each sharel Of The
Increased sapitsl Stock will be payable on the sene da
Nv order on the Board. C. A. MEfGS. Cashier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rF stabler's Good Medicines" a,

ed ia, public, with the assurance ilmt nothing is
claimed for them, but what they really possess, The
Gu. tive properties aC SrABLER'SA NODNNE CHER.
Rl EXPECTURAN'fh have been certified . in hundreds
OF eases where il has been henef ia in Coughs T. Odds
Sore Throats Asthma bronchitis, aud diseases of the
Lungs and throoi generally. The DIARi IEA COR
DIAL is also known have cured hundreds ct cases
oftEose serious diseases OF the bowels which often
prove fatal Indeed. In regard 10 both medicines, a
trial of Their merits by the afflicted nfdently asked
really believe there better medicines in use
See adv ertisement ia another column, aud descriptive
pamphlets, to he had gratis II the agents. Price for
each bottle only so oens, six bottles Tor 81 50.
lap l5-lm
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CnAR1nsroN. S. G., April -. 1851.

CHARLESTON, s. C., April IL, 1854
The proceedings of the Convention to-day
were of more varied and interesting character
The Convention met at 9 O'Clock, and us the
first business of the morning, the Committee on
Resolutions, through Lieut.. NJ +. Maury, pre-
sented report, embracing recommendations Of
lines of steamers TO Europe and the Amazon. inn
provement of Southern harbors, repeal of duties
on railroad iron, the appointment of a Commit
tee to present TO the South statistical state
ment of its immense resources and capabilities.
and similar subjects
On motion, the report was postponed in order
to have it printed. have been unable to obtain
a copy of it to-day.
Numerous resolutions respecting the DISPOSE
ton of the public lands by congressional action,
without benefit to the Southern States-railway
Improvements ocean lines of direct eommuni-
cation with foreign ports, and on the subject of
the establishment of Southern normal schools
publishing presses, education, and manufactures
were presented and appropriately referred
Resolutions, presented by Messrs Ruffin and
Crowder, of Va, the first protesting against the
bounties given by the general government ok
clusively to the fishing and steam line interests
of Northern shippers, and the latter recommend
ing the promotion of Southern commerce and
ship-building by legislative bounties, were re-
ceived by the Convention with general and unu-
sual commentator and applause.
A few resolutions of the most visionary and
utopian character have been brought forward by
some of the unhedged champions of Southern
rights and dignity but generally the tone eyineed
by members, in the matters brought forward for
consideration. evidences a spirit not of sectional
antipathy and hostility, but of peaceful, just
and legitimate commercial rivalry, which should
properly characterize the action of the Conyen-
vention. The resolutions submitted yesterday
by Gov. Jones of Tenn, in favor of the Pacific
railroad. which, upon his motion, were then laid
upon the table, were called up, and Gen. Combs
Mr.. A. Pike, (of Arkansas,) Gov. Jones, and
Lieut.. Maury, addressed the Convention on the
subject The speeches were all able, and com
manded the undivided attention of the house.
Each of tho gentlemen recommended different
scheme. but expressed perfect concurrence of
opinion as to the constitutional power of the gov
eminent to aid in the construction of the road
! could not do justice TO their views, in an eff
fort to abridge and convey them in this hurried
sketch. They have been fully reported by the
city press, and will consequently be soon receiv-
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
A I rules held in the CLERKS Office of ,bo r..
IA Court of Campbell County. on Monday, ibs al
April. 1854:
Mary V. Mckinney. infant under the age a Il
year, Who sues by her next friend, John W N.Rj
ney, and Alice l.. Rhine. Jsmes Raj. e and R.H
Rhine. infants, who sue ny VIM. B. RoaLe, tler ~
i''eoa' Plauda
AGAINST
Charles w. Statham, in his right and as guardi,,
james l.. Stathnm, Robert Stalham in his o,y, II 4
and security for the said Charlie W Sa,b,,
William Fishbush and William Paris. sheriff If 4
romettox and such admir- of james A. Sto,l
deceased, DeGrJaa
The object of this suit is TO procure IA settlement
the guardian accounts OF the sad Charles W S,a,l,
guardian of the said James l.. Statham
And II appearing by proper affidavit filed that tie
PENDANT Robert Statham is resident of this Stan
il is ordered that he DO appear here within one month
tel due publication hereof, and do what is necessa,
protect his inIerest-and that copy of this order
published once week for four successive weeks in
Lynchburg Virginian and poed the font door oft
Courthouse of this County the first day of the ne
County Comt cop,-Teste.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER Crk
WIN RoAsE & g. apI -1Sw4u
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