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The New York herald., 1850-01-26

Goods now stere No. rs Catharne street. amounting
$500 is fer sale, If applied for decided bargain
be obtained the subscriber Is about making otner
The above rroperty with three months
expired lease will positively be sold the making
the best oer in order close the For further
formation, inquire on the pre- emises. Terms cash:
CEO. BANKS, rs Catharine street.
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RTsArITULATToS

REsirIrULArIoS.
Total deposits Of California gold at the US.
rdsa MiIt, rn,saePhs sS,a7Scld
Branch Mint New Orleans. .......... 7160so
ptenu totdl. . .tI,V3l,ooo
II the deposits of the present month IRE any guids
In forming estimate for the balance of the year the
ceposs OF California gold at all the United States
Mints during the present year. will exceed ten mil
lions Of dollars.
There were coined at the mint in Philadelphia during
the past year, l,ieS 543 pieces Of gold, valued ae
s7s4S332 Silver $500 800 pieces valued at SOFA $50.
Copper AIS Soi pieces valued at $i99i. The cla:-
sifcations Of the coinage Ia ms anne xsd.-
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

BALTIMORE, January rs -0P. M.
The Southern ms.l has come to hand, but brings no
papers from beyord Charleston.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

beicne 70 t restaurant exclusvelv If yos w,os
nss an h-sys ready supply yea With toe
trb h.ois ana CATERS city prtess a. ami,
ns poof - well a. the rich drvp In At JoSEss Ass a.
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small nvoice 81 these Vpsrs os.sss which
e.nsrs IN matnifJirg pJuer and seld Of ssht aud
I'LL sur,..r gush'ies hs,s ssnes jus. ceistrs.y IL
s"s""" sn"fM". u WHITE, 47 8roaS vsv.
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With quilts and p,ns hro~ them aray snd set ors =,
shesu Ever polpss Geld Pens sold by g.
EsANAgk % Fuiter street. wke kss aso bea tfal
orusnt ef hne gold ss1 silver Hsshs which he sells ysry
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

THE srooLPIcEoS MYsrERy.-Every day new
link in the mysteries of the Tombs. set on foo, by
the ootoie Of stool-pigeons. discoses itself Yes.
terdsy. the famous one-Eyed Thompson, it ap.
pears by the police reports, was arrested. The
two Drurys are sow in prison, under several In
dictments. Arlington Bennett Is IN prison under
two indictments Marcus Cicero Stanley is not in
prison, but on bail under one ndictmeni: and now.
One-Eyed Thompson Is arrested on another charge.
We really hope that some Of these trials will 500,
come on. so that we may be sbie to find out the
interesting lineaments Of all those mysteries which
have been recently presented to the world. tAroueh
the columns Of the Police Gassns, which is now
understood to be the great organ Of the scoI
pigeons Of this community, and the whole countr,
Curious developemenis may be expected on thee,.
trials. This is the first time, we believe, in any
community, that a newspaper has been established
and conducted for the sole purpose Of being the
organ Of stool pigeons, and Of making il subser.
Went to private interests, as well public utility
Let us have light
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

No. 70 iresdv,y without iivsl in s Iae N business
IN NE vcd The imnenfe number fss picture. vnoh
are I'm shsS TO lie snaua are sahts.,i. = ~
The prsie which ~ receives from ali F'o-''
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

Hint TO MR. McKkos.-Now that the libel
sui, brought against ms by Wilcox has been settled
and since evidence has been developed that will
establish the indictment found against that person.
completely, we hope the District Attorney will call
up ,he matter, and proceed in the path Of his duty
20 the hnsl end. The way is perfectly clear. We
nsye Iemoved all the rubbish-all the difficulties;
quite sufhcient 70 satisfy the District Attorney that
out any fuss ' '"'''' VIM
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

sons who regsrd ease grace and durability as desirable
quises in their Boots and Shoes advised to call
BROOKS $50 Fulton street. where they will always find
large and fashionable assortment Of LADIES' Cents Misses
Boys and Childrens Boots Shoes Caters Overshoes
such low prices all petition at defiance.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

Ds9"srressypes. Artists, Puncrs, Pre-
sumption Se.-some q the craft 10 Nev York would
world beieve ~ no living ssrsSle 81
cturt 70 tgusl their rrcsueon and with the support
~ nrusntiai dead heads make tesrahe shos of con-
eetted opinion 10 the Seuson We shall hem M in
Jet 70 ue APPROVAL and sdmir,ton of TN surred
perle. HAkRfsON and uoLvks. No. $50 Brosdway, ssy-
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The IIoeala.

ARRIVALS DsrAsrrngs.
Col j. West fhiiadelphia; II. Murray, Osve r. &.
Daucby, Troy Capt J Van Clere Lewiston; H. 4 baker
sna isdy Baltimore; Pierce and lady Lock port ID C.
Msgbn Boston; w French wynne, Ciucinnati:
r H. Caman and family San Francisco, Cslifor uia. a.
Stsamtd Troy IA u. Sears, Ssugerties; A O. Forbss
rortisnd; H. Sargent. Worcester; w Davidson and
nmiy. cincinnati; Caup, Lsnsingburgh; w. A.
Fsgstt, Albany; J A. Jamison. St Louis: ~ q Ilary
y snmsn bsitimorei hey nolas, Chester, Pa VIM
Get thnadslpha; DIR. Fr,sman aud lady, North
earoifna; u. \. McComh Delaware; w q fieyl J. O.
SIsry. Z Miller Allen, Phtlsd-lphia; D. Webster,
Ioston w w Batimore;C & Robinson aud LADY, r. j.
Henry, New Jersey; Hon. J. r. Thurman aud
family w.r.amons tn. arrivals at the Irving Hsuse
=. johnson, England n. harrison, salem; j. Water.
nan, blssker, W, Oliver, Boston; n, Mayo, Spring.
n.loi crsham, !iartfordi sartain, Philsdsip iphis
cspt Deauo Poughksepsis; Johnson Buffalo; Capt
Lindesy; Y. y. NJ c.; are 1t the American.
w moptgomery, }. BALDWIN Pittsburgh: y. Foster
fs'nyrn; Iupper. Nev York; Edward barton. Gin.
e,Ina,i r. Cole Rochester; s. stong, A. Brsdbroch,
New OrlsaDs; Wilson. Kennedy, Mobile; s. r.
Dupuy. St Louis; N. Blackjack Baltimore arrived
yesterday at the uossrd
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Appointmsnt by the President.

BY and ~sh fss adrtee and consent of the S.rsf,
Justin Bu,terfsld. Of Illinois To be Commissioners Of
the General Land Once, rice Richard NJ. Young, re-
signed-
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eore e.e board the Caleb Grmshaw having
Iet they teseted BY the IRE OF ship aud rendered
tersty ealsy dstue, make this appeal 10 bene
lsnte American people In their behalf being
tha fr the generous in witch they acted to-
Sartst spaas C.ct, that th.i appeal val naie in
vain and they vii feei grateful They have
GeorGe slater Days OF the cabin
ay question IN Their behalf his Lresidssee bas Liberty
suttt brosdvay. penatieLs viii be received By
Ma. SLATER DAVIS,
JOIN sKLWAY, ssi wsIher streat
GEORGE srAFrOaD. sea Water street.
WILLIAM JACKSON, DO.
.JosEPa xrILow, 7u w.i,.r s:.,,.
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Total ct .. 8. Mint PhilssephIs. =. .se,s75sie
To vNch sdd:-
Al the \, >sch Mint, New oresps IN 1s<e. sseseso
Do part Of yssuAsy, $780,. so 900
y7isoso
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

nseu.ireo,ypss tshen ~ A BEALs the past year
he shove paid 70 any producing Of his Patent
pstnsrteoJres that ever faded Yes beautiful yyu
" nov get ore Of his premium pistares for Ose Dollar No.
bebte h Co.'S Hat Store.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
Woods elegant Three Dollar Hats that

and look well any four dsar hats made the
thme of universal admiration those
beshment for the head. Go to WOODS, 81 Canal street.
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

Twelve miles around New York k-Ssd-
neys Circular Nap enbraeins distance Of twelve
miles aount the city With Of all the principal
piers 81 rus and residences. Ae within that distaace
To be had at 17g Brosdwsy. price s.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
Magic Hair Dye.-PhaIon's v
Wonderful

mhgIC HUT Dye.-FhhIOno WOUuerIWI
Improvement to color the hair whsRers the Is
applied without the hair skin It be washed
immediately without disturbing the color and has bad
odor. 1t is applied, sold at FHAL0NS l97 Broadway
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

The Toronto and Ls ss Bur-n Railway.
Tesosro, G. W, ssn. Is, 1850.
At large public meeting held n this to vn dsy
resolution vss passed In favor cf sprsuprists fsoo
COO towards the Toronto aud Lake Huron Rall.sy.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

Gold nesous fh remember their success in
s derend neatly he state of their health ishs
ccids tnd lung complaints troublesome dincuies
seeul on the bants ef IRE Sacramento Bis Cod vss
vi CANDY simple, agreeable and beautiful article will
nave eject preventive aud curative Of all
erf hs valuable con pound Be hid
ving HOUSE Drug Stores. and no BroadwAy.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

ladies and gentlemen finding great fault with they
had picked where. We advise them to call
KiNs Go. They up Moose and Yeaison Steaks,
Game and Trout suit sybate; and their oysterswe
they have Of end the Oysters plate and the
sand and broken shells they send to the lime kiln.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

NATIONAL THEATRE. Chsshzrn sQuare-xy NJ 'sH-
soR's VIDE Jos.Y THE SPARTAE-fEEALE GoARD--fE-
MALT FOETY IHEyHs.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
"a mes COR ID ON Is T. M NES ",
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
AnUsEMENTs TRIs EVENING.

ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE, Astor Plaee-SvsIcAL FuSp
C1kCkkT.
BoWERg THEATRE. DcSery.-wASDraISe Jrw-cLi-
The New York herald., 1850-01-26
A Great Chauce. 10 Buy

Great Chance, TO Buy for Half their
value in trade or cash. Transparent window Curtains
Shades that will stand washing Only hundred left
Can be at A. BE AIS One Dollar Premium Dag
Gallery, No. 156 Broadway Beebee Co.'S Hat
Store. Now is the time.
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

hair whkers the 10 10 applied without injury
the hair skim IL be washed Immediately without dis
turbng the color and hns bad odor IL applied sold
Wholesale and retail at BATcHEL0RS Wig Fsctory Wall
street. Copy the address
The New York herald., 1850-01-26

Baths J. Carrolrs SO Barelay street, established 1926
highly recommended by the most eminent Of the faculty
in cstes Of rheumatism, meroural diseases, colds, salt
rheum ITCH and arrhal affections Of the throat and
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ing, the 18th inst, joins ii. DAVID,

On Thursday morning, the 18th inst, JOINS H. DAVID,
aged II years and 10 months.
HIS friends and acquaintances and those OF his sons
william and Henry respectfully invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence No. ia Spring
street TINS (friday) afternoon, at O'Clock without
further invitation
On the 18th inst AFTER short illness AycrI JAcoss
sged 81 years.
His friends and relatives and those Of his sons-u-
law, Mark Levy and l. II. Simpson, Jr, requested
to attend his funeral this day FRIDAY the llLh inst
At p H., from his late residence, No. 100 Chatham
street.
On the 18th inst, MANY PrrrrirLp. wife Of John
0'Brne.
The relatives and acquaintance of the deceased are
invited TO attend her funeral from No y Rvingtou
street. this afternoon, at ~ O'Clock
On Thursday. June 18th, LAURA ANv, wife OF Usual
p. Barker aged 81 years. months, and days
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Saturday morn
ing the 10Th inst at O'Clock, without farther invita-
tiop from her late residence, No. 10 Amty street.
Her remains will be taken 10 Mamaroneok for inter
mept N B.-Seryices will take place this day,
(Frday the 14th inst J at her late residence, No IL
Amity street, at O'Clock in the afternoon
On "Wednesday June 18th, after u long and painful
Illness Mr.. THOMAS REDsToNE, in the fifty ninth year
of his age.
His friends and acquaintance, and those 81 his sons
inlaw, Edmund A. Conckiin and George Manot, are
requested TO attend his funeral Friday 1+th inst
from his late residence, Thirty-fhh street, second
brick house east Of Third avenue at O'Clock, without
further invitation.
At Rio Janeiro, March 8. Epw.ap CLaRK, Second
Mate Of schooner Henry @. King. His family hear
Of him by calling at No 80 Broad street.
At Rio Jsnero April llth. Rov TnoNAs MrssorrH
JENKINS, OF Georgetown College, aged 81 years and b
months.
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THuasDAr, June l3-o p. II.
There Ia nothing to notice In the stock market
Quotations ruled little better day and Of tho
fsncies were little active At the arst board
to-day, Farmers Loan advanced y per cent; Norwich
and Worcester, u; Erie Railroad, n; Reading Rail-
road, "a Harlem fell OF y per cent There
sales OF Erie Railroad Insurance Bonds advance
on the highest bid made to the company. The issue
Of these bonds has added another class security to
the liabilities Of this company. There Is now ON the
market, the first Mortgage Bonds, second Mortgage
Bonds Certificate Bonds, and Income Bonds all
bearing seven per cent interest; then all the floating
liabilities Of the company bearing interest at rates
ranging from ten to fifteen per cent per snnum then
the new stock; and lastly the old consolidated stock
1t appears by this that there four classes Of
rees before the FIRST class stock besides the Income
Bonds, which bear per cent interest and must
be paid in full before the stock Is entitled to cent
Of interest dividend from the earnings Of the road
There is no doubt but that the Income Bonds are
the best security the company have issued, and
the probability H. that the management will issue ~
many Of them the financial necessities Of the Com
pany may require 1t would be good move to issue
enough Of them to lquidate the floating debt Of the
road 1t is impression that II will require issue
OF full FIVE millions at nnetygper cent to merely lay
down the track to Dunkrk say nothing about stock
ing and furnishing proper facilities for operating it,
Five will prove whether right not in this
in all previous statements relative to the manage
of the hnacia affairs of tho Company. The Gem
pany will realize s225l.547 rs from the issue Of
50 100000 of Income Bonds loss issue s24s,452 2
which added to discount issues Of Mortgage Bonds
make aggregate loss to the stockholders OF about
and half millions Of dollars.
The receipts the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
of this port to-day amount TO s5s,O73 90 payments
S5l125 90 balance So 617 $50 CO.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, June 13-6P N.
The cotton market continued quite active, with
larger sales, while prices more buoyant. Tho
whole advance, since the receipt Of the Atantics
the 9th instant, has been equal to Nc per ID
The -four market was rather heavy to-day, and the
demand both from the trade and from the East, was
light. There was change OF moment in Canadian
Southern. Merchants, generally were waiting the
Canadas letters which failed to reach the city until
about o'clock In the afternoon. There but little
wheat Offering a small lot OF Genosee was sold ut
about previous rates Corn dull while sales
pretty freely made at quotations given below. Pork
somewhat more buoyant with moderate sales
Beef remained dull. Lard was inactive while cut
meats steady but not active. Coffee quiet at
about previous rates Sugars were nrm but sales
Amrs.-The market for pots heavy, with saes
Of 20 bbls. at IS G2ls There was fair inquiry for
Is G2I.
BpEspsrurrs F7eur.-ssles embraced 6.0oo bills in.
Guiding Canadian In bond at 50 GM No. supcrnne
at 50 IS a SIS; common to straight State at S. 56a
81 6si.. with occasional sales at IS 50 Michigan at
rs 10 q 50 sT1, and pure Genesee at 80 1sa SO -.
trade. with sale. Of isoo bbl. at So SOL for mixed
frsdereksburgh country and So 90 50 rs for straight
Baltimore, Alexandria aud Gsorgstown. Rye Flour was
80 bbis Jersey ssi sold at 49, There va. but little
| prime Wh,ai Offering and holders we're firm; snail
parcel Q! prime 6~"esse sold at 81 40 there
srOuts Rye easier with sales OF 1000 bush at &c
| eve Oats In better supply and lees firm;
about COO bush Canadian sold at 4sc; Northern at
good supply and q limited inquiry for export The
transactions comprised 20 600 bush at sc for heated
Csc oie for Western mixed. Ole. csc for 80 uthsrn
yellow, and csc Cee for Northern yellow, closing at
Coo
nsrfos The market continues nrm. with sales, Of
fully COO bales shippers feel somewhat disappointed
at the tRrdy arrival Of their correspondence, which
ought TO have been sent forward by the American
steamer. which reached this port near week since
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MARITIME INTELLIGE ENC K
Cleared.


s,ssn'rs-csOrsa Porsr GhaSrss RSseis pss
Seymour s:sn; hss
ships-hhrion, Johnston savannah, Dunham Dimcr:
Essn GlasrSH AwsoS6ui cop"usroT. Moiissa 9s.sss
Richardson, Watson CO.. George, simpson. ousese Ara-
Bslhsways Iinslsy 8, Johns, PR Helena, tBr) rhOmp
AoyS r1sSs n1i,
ss; bs.s R"S1i.S ir j. ee;Asi siad'ei s:si:
smpS' Or Dudsy. 81 JOIN N soniso%.ry Go, G.i:
sn A ts Ss1ssIs sy a BAYS Co.
vssara @'i . iSysS &C. wi:
VI. Ghadvi e. WInssSn Nc T,ss, G.lns a.;
bs%ars s ssaS S.s sn%sS slo % ss
NIB, Macdonald. RO,cius, Preach Taunton; Sarah Eliza
A' Arrived.
sair 10 10. y e. :Sp ss
Nf Ss Sr.sens e. ssn New Orleans with cot
tor, &C, to Goodhus 60.
an ns Via llns: e, cs% Sss f'~'''h "
Brig shsisp,srs tOf Bass0I) P.ndieson, card.aAs. II
Brig z.ysla Friend fAimOu d. ia. IL days with p.sss.
Brig Torcio Atwood TOb..ec and % days from New Or
leans with losrosd .ss fu',io 70 master;
.EIis s:s%g9 rsiss tot Bsrssinha%, sp,... s..a...
la, IS lon g. ,isnsi,ss tart sson. s,ss,lns T.
:. ni;,,I MAY Q i, g iTe % :Psis York cr'''r
Brig cAihsrirs, Gilbert, Gardiasr sdays with lee
Pilot tort John Dsyidsson smyisy Patagonia. 20 days.
with zeal stins, &c, TO Richards.
sehr Susan Young, tof Wieassett1 Otis, Trinidad Dc
ssiI t.s% lot n.Tiass' ris,s.. Sage. or..a. IS
days with sugar molssse 20 simpson Hsyhsv Co.
sehr kos.-th to sullivan Mel Allen, Arseiso Pr With
sehr Orlando tcf wsldsboroD Richardson Galveston, 70
lshr rnhfL wasa Maryland, days, with live esh. 70
sohr Martha cyiin, CoIn, virginia sdays with wood.
Sehr Judg. Baker. Burrss Balmoret days, With coal
schrsary Jsue Leland. PFsdmoEs Baltimore days WAN
coAl.
sebr ciirord Moore. 81 Mays II days With ianbsr. 70
Nesmith n Sons
sehr Alice. seaman Baltimors days with four.
schr Nelson. Leeds. Baltimore, days, win coal
sohr Michigan. Babtsss Mehnond' days with mdss' 70
sshr Charge Bisetpan. Richmond, days, With coal
sehr Juiis Nancy Midget. Wilmington, NC, days. with
sehr peredian oliver Csorgetows. days. With Sour.
sehr Star. Stuart, Washington. NC days Win ssvai
sehf Fd~srd Parry burnett sne~hi, sdsy' With corr
schr RL&A Stuart Abbott, Alexandria, days, WIN
sshr cravs-o tre) Bsr.,A oPortO q days. With bran
dee &c n l. Rorth sons. -.
schr jasper, nowss Bos,sn, days. with miss 10 sW
Lewis.
sloop Eisa, Depnison, ksy West May w. bound " SION
kioop Risnr Daffes. Hsyp.rt, 2 days
Below.
One Iris. $3.50
Steamship. CserA. for Chsgre Philaas pla. fof DO
,hips Cafhtrne far Rstsrdsn Andres, for - hartss
tsrks JASON tbrsH for Brcmcni iAds CubA i9'
wind tLrUurh the day southwest
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NV OstNsVs, June IL 1850.
The Atisntie's advices have been received Cotton
IL firm without change In price. Sales reach 800 bales
mitdiing At us sl1c. The stock at this place and
year
Brrrsio. June "a. 1850
The receipts since yesterday have been follow.
Four go bbls corn, 1900 bushels wheat 900
bushels. Flour is without change. but held hrmly
The wheat market is elso firm but dull The foreign
nsss has unsettled the marset fr sorn No salos Of
importance have BEN made There u no decided
change In ireiehts.
bsess,, June "a 1850
We have no receipts 10 report. The Transaction. in
hour to-day arc smaller than those of yesterday There
y nothing doing In wheat worth reporting Corn IL
lover 2boo bushels round y.io~ soid 81 dsc sales
v'r made cfctet bufhels oats on private terms
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Fn1icuIs.B Both shippers and vessels seem dispose,
to wait for private letters before moving 10 any con
siderable extent soms cotton "a taken Tor Liver
pool at Sod, while there was a fair a OF Iot
Offering ct I'd for corn ID was asked and e, vas
nh,Ied Dead weight wss nominal. at los q Ias "a
To haVre there was no change TO notice In rates
.l'In hsh There was but little Soing while prices
ItsruER.-There were considerable. sales Of soie
made. 10 arrive. with good demand Prices wrr.
snhout any special alteration. The stock was much
no,.ss,.-with firm market, ther. va. fair a..
mand at z0c tor MuscRyaio. Sic. for Porto Rico and
&c. Tor sweet Cuba.
Pno,IsioSs.-Pork-There Was NOR. nrmo,.. ON an.
faEi q holders to-day About $50 bbs changed hands
~ 80 02 so Cha for mess. and 81 o. - rs for
prime Beef quiet nt IS so SO 10 for prime and
IS 90 a $40 90 for meas Prime mes wa. srmsr Al
Sl5 90. with sales Of tierces Cut meats were In
batter request with sales Of 100 hhds plain shoulders
at &c. Lard was heavy, With sales Of 100 terccs aad
bbs at 6'. 10 100 bbs white grease ct exc and 100
kegs on terms not made public. Butter and chces.
were steady At previous rates.
Rrat fsTsTL-The following .ai.s we're made to-
day House and lot - Downing street 25ri05 600
i"t On 9th Avenue sDth street. irregular. $500
hroohyn-l lot corner Court and viii ats 2jxioo 500
% adjoining ON Court 81, 2jKl00. $50 1 do
On NIL st. 25xlO0. $500 do adjoining 25xf0O $3.50
gore Junction Clinton Avenue and Hamilton st $50
iou.e and l"t at stapleton, Staten Island, s2256
unimpfoved lot north side u 130th street near Tth
Avenue 2rga. fiO3 I da do adjoIn ing do do DO
tluy do Do do. do. do do. 500 I unmprovcd lot
s,nth side l5lss stree IN u the above size
NV 90 DO -,,foining do DO. do, s1O6 I DO do
90 dc. do D., slCs l unimrroved lot YES, ,lde "a
hv'nu" ntsr 18th street. s6xf0O s26Ts
,'osns-The market was steady at Yesterdays rates
Nu,ss,v.-Ihe market continued dun Most hold.
ers FIRM. and not inclined 10 press saes loo bills
sold ut 26c. and Drudge at 25c. With time.
Toi.t Rrorrr.. Nv rgs Nosrp Rivrs Bo.r, Tus D..
flour, bbls .oioo Corn. bus. ...... 2 30
whh.key ee'' ''..' ~ 4s,'. bus .'........s,;cs
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FOUNDRY.


C1nAu fNClNk sASrr acToRY ASb TocyDRi-
- The Alae N0rksT " Seeor and John Brtasted, late
1.-THE hr Of v secnr Co. havins connected themselves
With the management ~ this lonr estahshed steam rsgne
hanuaetcry and Foundry widely a. one II the
srtenve In the eeuntry. nov rform she ynhc o. the
greatly improved condition ofthe vorks In are additions
9th. approved xachnsry Too &c and i.rroly in
creased earacy for executing all orders Tor rackinsry
q the heaviest Mad, Of the best
dsscriptions in ~ short time A. any ssthmentn this
ctuntry or Europe.
PsI,siar attention Ia syen Steam Engine. and Boil-
.s high nd lev pressure Tor eesan lake .hi river nsyss
tor snd for manufacturing purposes Iron Boa Sugar
Mil. snd Kettles and sus.f ks.hlnery Sac ss Hearing
Machinery or nlat rurnaces end fgunde. oirdess
and ether iron work for buldnss Belle 81 All made
Gearing and Screws reasonable
length Hydraulic Presses Cylinsers, he we'll
fnds Repairs of Engines and Boilers and Machinery
Erses ~ the following steamers manufactured ~
this establishment viz Isaac Newton 81 the North River,
rnd Empire state q the Sound Niagara Of Lake Erie
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for the New Orleans Water Norhs nc. &c.
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anyhins In their line Believing that all Who maj "a
chem With call will always Tad their vork faithfully
srfes snd uror rsssonshle terms.
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