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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07
supcrb Hats. that I'm point Of elegs

Doctor Alexander HkWhlting has removed
his Office to No 81 Chambers street. opposite the Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

Superb Hats, that In point Of elegance,
quality style will compare with any of tho Broadway
highpreed Hats sold BY the New Hat Company Nos
lag and M Nasau street. 1ract Budngs for only Three
Dollars. Their system Is quality price, and
abatement. Give them q call.
Warnoclks, Hatters, 275 Broadway, Irving
House, respectfully remind gentlemen of fash
onabe Hat that they located above They deem 1t
mpropriety that their long established reputa
ton the popularity Of their productions.
for the style and character Of hats vt all times
emunating from them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

ofWgs arS rrenSuood the rsr.t Of nau,e
yc ytescvs ~ very superior article shouid
call ut BsTGHEIofs ~ lrAtad1lig FaeLory, NO Wsn
street whs-s ear b. Loan hr.ss ssa test AssertAsnA
N We city. (spy IL. AJasses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

uair bye ec hrst isooyor9i for eoorins The hair or
whist che rpoj. The
oortginy Witt which thi- At8re ard I'D established Hair
nyoI rorpr astoniM ~ u Tor sale or applied, AZ
ah1CBLLoks WisLal -, ~. " all street. Copy the
address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

TIE NEW York CRYSTAL PALACE.-Whon are
the projectors Of this Splendid concern TO commence
work on the erection OF this new palace fof lion
The open groynds at Reservoir Place and Murray
Hill ready tc receive him. and indeed, are wait
ing with great patience for the laying Of the foanda-
ton stone. If tie ontorprising projectors Of this
grand affair mean u be ready in the fa and 10 pre-
cent an indusencnt FOR tho whole Union 70 rush to
Neg York. IL L time for lLcm TO begin operations
without DELAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

.
the market sale warranted, npi demonstrated ut No.
s5 Broadwsy TIL the only article mes n tho CITY OF
New York dat eyodthe highest premiums for tho
last three ycsri ~ ho American INSTITUTE New York.
Also, Balisris gen &c Chemical Hair Grower,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

Splendid French and India Wedding
Cards. silver bordercd and plain elegant Wedding Enve
lopes and Waters in the latest styles large assortment OF
silver Door Plates Of variety Of pattern Engraved
order Seals and Stamps of description, EVER
DELL'S, J02 Broadway, corner of Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

Roys' Straw Caps, Chiltlren's Leghorns
and fancy Straw Hats ashonsThc largest stock
Of Summer Hats to be found in in the CITY, Call
BANTA log Canal street, you get suited his
cells at low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07
Knox,s Headquarters. No. las Fulton

knOxs Headquarters, No. les FNItOn
street the Of gentlemen of taste search elegant
hats As the roses put forth their buds men become
through the rough SHOWS Of the past terrible winter and
Of Knox, whose fame fabricator - superior hats is
widespread among the public II this public
torily hated Knoxs they car anywhere
Remember Knox, l2s Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-07

Nunroe Coz NO. Al Br0adWay, inie pcrsons want o.
good Clothing at reasonable prices 70 call and examn.
their ment which is constantly being repensed by
tho latest and most desirable styles Their
Boys and Chidrens Clothing is very complete; and
comparison, to styles workman ship, with
any other establishment in New York. respectful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

At Brooklyn l., inst, Of dysen;ery, WILSON,
fant son of Victor and Joanna Y Pard.
The remains viii be Woodbridge, NJ for lnterment
tn Philadelphia papers please copy. ,.,
Thursday morons, Aug ~ oil dy-enefy. Al
TER BUSH, moDih only OF Rev. Charles r. Bush,
OF Greeneyile Conn.
(Frda, al the residence OF Water
fifth 5h Of 9th IT., Brooklyn The friends Of the
family are invited 10 attend
her jacob Smith MAEA IlBbIs, late oil SPENCER
town Columbia Co, Y. IN the b0th year Of her
AT Newport L,Aus 49, EDITH infant dausht-r George H.
and c. La Ellefy Of Brooklyn, NY aged II months
Al Bedford Wesichesier Avg. 10. Mrs RGBECCA STUD
VEIL. Of JOseph Sudwe IN the l3d year OF her age
Her remains Greenwood Cemetery for lnteren
At Stanford Conn Wednesday 25. short lness,
KATE. only child OF James W. and Sarah Z. Faulkner
Sc Csttssil papers please COPY.
H. brooI Iyn Aug %. ;. 8 DE LANO, aged 81 years.
Tie friends family 10 attend his funeral rom
bis late No lgs Pearl , to-day eth at clock I'm
viihOst furber invitation
~ Oneida ca. papers please copy
Shrewsbury NJ the morning Of the 10th INST
GEORGE DOBELL only George C. and Phebe C. Baker,
aged year, months and 20 days.
friends Of the family respectfully invited %
the residence Of his grandfather Dobs ga
Ter Henry Seventh Day afternoon 2sth inst, at 80
O'Clock without further invitation. .
Clyde. decline, aged II
FREDERIC BELLAMf. merchant, of that village.
he ncorrupuole active and successful
business and PRACTICAL consistent Chr stan his death
Capt JAMES MAHEk, distinguished aud worthy citizen oil
Albany died his residence in that Wednesday Aug %
NJ his commander OF Volunteer Company
IN the last war with England and ALEC State Librarian
On ednesday U.s. alter lingering illness, DANIEL L.
TYLFE the 10th Of hls age - -.
His Will tale place from hs late residence. No II harr
on O'Clock NJ 1heirents and acqualnt
ances are invited atteId without further invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
THURSDAY, Aug. o6-P. III.

There was fair amount of business at
Ing was observable. This was more sPp1ron, !.
Second Board where the fancies In several instances
improved The late decline has embodened the bear
Int and the street lie proboby Short to larger
extent than has been for long time Nicaragua
nued to decline the Fret Board and touched %. IL
aerward recovered TO 26 but after the Second Board
few sales were made down to 25l9. Reading was
ther active and contrary to LIS course for the last few
dsys, declined and touched 93as. Harlem sold TO the
extent Of 2000 shares and was a p cent lower Stou.
pgton sold at So in the morning, but recovered TO 5o2
at The Second Board. Norwich also recovered "a p
cent at the Second Board The Erie sales were to the
extent OF 500 shares opening at SOS and closing at
s634 which 10 * better than yeserdays closing price,
Zinc was steady at liz. Canton was heavy. Invest
mept Stocss were without marked change and In fair
request. Michigan Central however, was heavy and
cold at Ito. Michigan Southern sold at l22, advance
of y cent. Coal Stocks not well sustained, OK.
ceptipg Cumberland, which sold at 20. Government
and State Stocks are In fair request and without mate
rial change Federal Coupons sold at 1872
In Sterling there are but few transac
lions and the tendency of rates Is still downward.
Some good bills have been sold 4 p cent below the
higbest rate. We ouote l0As ai0ss
Freights are dull for Liverpool. Some
1900 or 1900 bbls Flour were engaged at l5al
Grain ia al Sled 500 bales Cotton sd. To London
1000 Bio Flour Ij9; 40 tres. LAID 90. A Deal Char
ter from ST. Johns to London, wss made private
terms.
The rate of interest on call appear to be
fairly established at y cent although occasional loans
are made at 194l3 2 cent, and many also at y
cent. Fbscsss abort paper ID taken by SONS of the
Banhs at y cent, but the current rates are sac y
cent Money continues abundant at the enhanced
rates.
The amount received at the Sub-Treas-
ury IL sll3O3O; paid ss5,O53 Balance s66a3s67.
At auction, to-day, Mr.. Draper sold
$4,000 of stock In the Troy and Rutland Road at
52hGfS y ceat, and $4,000 Of the Rutland and
Whitehall Road at 81 y cent. The remainder was
Withdrawn.
The rumor in the foreign news that
large amount Of American Stocks would be sent home
for sale, Is not sustained by the facts We have made
full Inquiries and find that fewer stocks than usual have
come by this arrival The private letters are also more
favorable 10 regard to the London market for our stocks
than the printed accounts Instead of an entirely mac.
i've MARKET a. reported, there had been fair amount
OF transactions at full pices-smong them virginia, At
ss* 0lo0; Pennsylvania Elves (new.) e5Ia Eris Con-
verioes, 0h a9l 90 Some Of tho letters from leading
hsnsss spsak Of he propec. Of We make, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

The receipts of the Cleveland and Co
lumbus Railroad for July were $4,000. In August
they will reach $4,000 and the September e'tlmases
500 COO.
The following table of the amount OF
American Securities held abroad, We find floating among
our exchanges 1t s of prastcal value, being mere
estimate and In many cases the widest kind Of guess
Ing There 10 record of any kind in most of the 10
stances given by which approximsiing estimate can
be made In the case of Railroad, City and County
Bonds for example, 1t 10 literally impossible to have any
premises for forming an opinion. The Coupon Issues
of The Government and of the States are in the same
category Still, under the impression that The
amount 10 underestinated. We think the aggregate 10
rather over than under s3O00O0,0o0.
TABLE purporpg show the amount OF the Federal State,
Municipal and Corporate StOcks Of this country held 10
Europe, with the increase thereof duns the last tour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke, Parrish RchmOoi and Norfolk, 3h hours
rd.e and passengers 70 Ludlum Peasants.
ship Mar wars (of KenOsbuus Moody days from Cardiff
Wales with iron and q passengers 10 master 2stInsI lat ~ 49,
Ship harona Klsh Gsssow days mde and rs passengers
Durham Dnon Has had light westerly "nd' dans the Whole
ship yorktown tpt Badh, London, 81 days, md's and $50
passengers, Grinne, Mlninm Co
Gs.na Lesr, Hayrs "a days, mdse and $50 Passengers
Ship mopsoGa Co Bath Berry ss~por Il days railroad
ship Nicholas ps Brasdon, HsVre, 81 days, mde and 39
chr E.urrada l9f Denb. SO bb fish was IN company
schooner B,t,ey q gizabeth Of BarHs,able 49,
Ship James hesmh, ats Liverpool 40 days, mdse and 5l5
passengers, Ne-nrh Sons.
sLs Arsne, sanush Amsterdam, As days. Tn and Passenger
ship sddons par Bnr,, Liverpool July t. d'e and
sbp hope Goodwin of Portsmouth, n Parsons. Liverpool
81 dsys ncse and passengers, BOeHan Gunne 9Th
la, IS a lon y H. spoe .bip Gack nsuce for Liverpool Sane
Brl ia bar Bsmhi Bermuda days. b,la. master
c.pt fine B. ha. been seriously II senai
to Ear ri s.Di sS v... y. E EXCL 'A' L sat
Bari Mercy Elen Of Haps,e Slower, Neuvas, IA d. sugar.
BAH soLd, swed hurson 81 days, 6ottsuburs iron and
!. Grand with .usar 70 K P. Blck & Co
BARI Camilla Dan.hl Busch days from Maracabo, with cot
Bari VIII am Thompson b. ell IS days from Linsck
With scrap IRON ard % Pa,ssnsers TO order H,
With nd'e ard % passengers TO JAMES W EAen Co sth
INST Ion % 80, ship John Cumming from Csdz
for Boston Sailed with paeAe ships ST. Nsas and
Wuriemburg for NewYork.
Bs Cleo, atra IL DAYS from Gbss Cuba, with
Ne NTH goth on Cape Haiterss spose sehr Splendid
Savannah for Boston, with the fever
Bus hontroe of Porsnd Adams St Jigo de Cuba 10 days,
tobacco and sugar msstsr
Bus Wahondns Dupseorbe Turks Island, Gays salt, NJ
SnIih Co
Bra Era (of 6gd6rd) ToOhacrs Port au Prince IL day log
wood % coffee } W. HONE
Sch Mary c. AIMEE, tof Newbuypor) Lun Arecbo, p r.
gar and molasses, 5. W. Lewis.
sehr J. Gnersen Latham 81. Martins 10 days salt master
schr hnso' rrecIer from the Portuguese brs Fortunate,
ashore near Barnesat.
Ii. lin pn.-o 2 1.va
sppsae.
sehr Empire State, Edrdse Portsmouth, days mds S. W.
Lewis.
scbr Fsk King Day, from Norfolk. with wheat TO B. Kahn
schr h Haloek Howe, days from Wilmington, n c. with
laval TO bussey Murray.
set Cicero Speed Baltimore days. bound to ssuser Y
BELow-ship George Greene bark cuIloaa, days fin. New
oastle.
hummelshine, HI Carter, Eehol, hence Sr Rehssd
saAsdsa I'd st ssS u H. he ssA Of ssssn cane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
HOBOKEN.

DIED IN CBAIR.-A man, apparently
fry years of vas 6so9veTsd deao; s, ,pgv 70
30. nout o'clock on Wednesday evening. Ashort
~ bsecre. be went to tie bar aod dcank glass OF
hee and the perons present observed that be looked
.ie and ont If health His body was tskeu charge of
by Justice Browning, TO whom his relatives can appy.
No inquest was held 1t the positive opinion OF
several Physicians Who called that his death vas
caused by disease of the heart he was dressed In
suit OF black CLOTH Qth blacK hat Boston make black
bar dkerc lief and boots parched on the sides 10 ns
pc csefs empty wallet bunch Of Keys,
whire handled knife, red pocket handkerchief and
thiI u Two cents In change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
PHILADELPHIA MARKET Tursdau.

Aug &c The CorToN market continues very quiet aud
prices are unchanged. In Quercitron BARK have
further sales to notice The receipts Of FLOUR continue
quite small and holders demands further advance
consequence Of the favorable Of the Aas sdvces
There good demand ana holders m at the lac ad
vance Sales Of 500 obs fresh ground for export 81 80
ass s2I bbl including extra at 81 rs up S. There
inquiry for city consumption Sithu the range oths
same quotations. The sock Of RYE FLOUR is about
hsusieo and no sales have under notice CORN
MEAL is scarce. A sale of Pennsylvania at s. 50.
Supplies of WHEAT both from the South aud the interior,
continue forward slowly Sales of prime old Penn
syl,a white, part at SaS 10 which is further ad
vance and part on terms kept prvatei newst " and
old Penn II Oh u bush No sales Of RYE have been
reported Corn is and in good dsn and the late
advance Sales Of 5000 bush yellov at 75c aloa OATS
fair request further advances 1900 bush new
Southern solo 35036c II Dush bat mostly az the asr
rate In GROCERIES and Provisions there material
change to notice. WHISKY Sales 1t 200 Dbls at
about 25c.; hnds are held at the same figure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Albany Lumber Market.

TOT he Ntrk endlng fukl-It'
The receipts OF BOARDS and ScANTLiNG thus far this
exceed those of espondng period last 81
III 100 feet yetit weknown fact that the stocks here
much lighter than they were at This date ,t year
The yards almost bare before the Canals in
and from that period the LIST June the reseps
less than they last year up that date Since
the lot of June there has been moderate weekly increase
but to make for that taken fro here after che
and before canal resumed. Toe lun
district still presents very lively appearance The demand
for all descriptions very active, and former prices
fm, msLts ed The receipts during the week have bsen
very large but the demand has been equal TO the supply and
there has been but Ii tie accumulation OF descp
ton In the yards Clear PINE OF desirable length and thick
quick outside figure and tn. nothing de-
sirable be h. below inside quotations We aonsN
the receipts at this place from the opening Of navigation to
the sd August:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
ANOTHER Boy KILLED ON THE

ANOTHER Boy KILLED ON THE Lone
ISLAND RAILROAD Yesterday, shout 3 O'clock, an
other boy killed on track of the Long Island
Railroad, IN Atlantic at near HJyt TIE buys name 10
Benjamin Doughty, ard he about Ii years OF ags Ii
appears he jun ped the for ride, ana after
proceeding about block attempted TO get at tue
other End but stepping between the platforms
instsby crushed 10 death benesh the wheels, witch
passed over his head and right arm. The body was
taAsn into Mr.. Miforos grocery store, In the vtcin
y VIII. nee conveyed the residence of bis pa
rents, No. AZ Frontst. The Coroner notified.
FULLY CoMMITTED.-Alber b. Carpen-
Ter, arrested few evenings siuce q charge OF rob
bipg Mr. Patrick Heart ut the South Ferry, was
anibed before Justice Truman Smlh yesterday after
noon and fully committed for trial bunch OF skele.
ION heys and other In pements of Suspicious charse.
ter we're found In his trunk
Charles Gray siced Of breaking into and robblng
he bGk George Leslie, and Charles Barnes brought
on the charge OF SIT spg gold watch from janice Ds.
Wis, were also committed for trial by Justice King.
STEALING FROM A CHILD.-On We'd
nesday night Officer Babcock of the Second Police ar.
Iss.o young man named David Roscn, on a C ,ul-
Enns preferred by Mrs Mary Aan Sinclair charging
vnn larc"py. appears the accused called at No.
So'tss, the present residence Of complainant and,
So H. ~ seqasnssnce OF the ia niy, permitted
~ " %e mouse. The woman expecting TO be tenn 20.
rsry absent give her iiple child $40 gold plscs n
pay WIZ snu Tenn In the room where the accused
sso WISE Amg advantage of her absence he took the
coin ana Procteoeo TO New YORK. where he engaged a
aerfseo 20 Liverpool and paid hs fare out of
ne money tnus ssssn he wac 6ned $l0 by Justice
Ans ana comni"eo Jan IN defau. of payment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

A letter received from Capt.

letter received from Capt HuIod, Of bark Eren OF Edgar
dated July TO- s3 thea Is days out, lat % 80 lon Il %
reports her with s. bbs OIL bound Fay about 10
Spoke date SKIP Macy Baye-. of this OIL Il any
stated Also spoke date, bark Lea OF New Bedford with 81
bbs sp oil.
New Bedford 94th ship Constitution, Of Nantucket from
Edsriown where h- he been ted ready for Pacific
ocean, eans about 500 strokes "a hours will dchars.
cargo and haul n the Railway.
SD from stonnston 23d inst, ship Cincinnati Williams, Indian
Ocean
Fsys 18th ut r Antarctic Snow, of Poviucetown ready
for cruise.
spolsn-Aus l6 1917 lat 81 lon Il o. schr Louisa o.
PrOvncetown, With $40 bbs
spolen-Aus 10, lat Is 49, lon So bark Joseph Bu-r May
hew New Bedfore with 800 bbls 81. osi we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......Ausust &c.
Cleared.

shpsHero Griffith, New Orleans, p sntouj Geo. GAMING
Ham Paulson Hamburg, schmidt a baehen
Bas-Eureka Boston, John Ogden; Helen A. warren
SARGENT Portland W. Lewis Cleaner, fhner Ragged Island
". T. DuEan q Co
Brs.-W 7. stafford Pierce Bangor, r. P. Buck Coz Baltic,
(Br.) Sweet Nassau, n F., c. AcAery.
Rodmsn Osgood New Bedford MASTER Cicero
Caste Philadelphia James Hand Reform, (Br) Evans Nassau,
n C. Acsey Amsda, Gloon, Fedsncksburs Van Bruut
sashtj Atlantic Kckerson, Salem. K w Ropes Co. spnte,
fBr Anderson ST. John. n b. ROome Di0~Idde; Stephen
hohass sunson Richmond Van Brunt slast; CnaIs (BL
Newell, Halifax.
soophdas Carr Newport Frederick Brown, Gardner SfO'
dam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Spokeu. &c.

Aur 6, , 80 so lon ship sachem from Orleans for
Liverpool
for M-rse'les, "a days out
Aus lat 25 2 lon o. 49, b. brig Unicorn, from Baltimore FOR
JAMAICA
Avg 49, lat A lon ST. passed bark MmOsa King fn Boston
for Smyrna.
AUG H. lat 30 So lon - So bark C. Buchanan, Hanson II
day. from Boston Mobile.
Aua H. LAT ~ o. hon 81 L. was seen ship w. sho~ns
bursee nbte only John c., could b.
made
Aus lat a lon four masted propeller bound
Ererhsp- the City OF Glasgow, from Phadspha for Lysrp o
Aus % lat lon steamship, Pacific, I'm New York
for Liverpool
a. lat 40 80 Ion TO- passed bark Forssce, Pa,ten I'm
New York Tor Bic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Foreign Ports.

At Gopburs 3o;h u bsras Teuaro Barstow for Boston, g
Gibbs " htmo'e, for New Yoh soon
At Belize HOnd 3Oth u brig Lucy Ann Bryant from Boston
deg Lsureita, sprssue from New York do.
MaunZas 18th banks Hahnemsn Pasnts Nav York
days before reported for Boso Pfespect Snow for New Yoh
6sj RObt Morris, Horner, for Phladelph~ } days.
At Eeuihera lTh ,ns schr Levi Rowe Wedmore for NYo
ldg only Am. vessel
Arr Quebec Aug TO- bark Intrinsic McFaane. Boston s.
ships Conrad Kelo, dol Conway Marshall dol brig Amesbury
COburn, Matanzas sd ut.
Lyepo' Aug TO- bark Sir Isaac Newton HAM scha
ded h. mot laac Newton, Sbolhed from New Orleans.
SID. I'm DO Aug IS, Anna Kmball Webster, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Passengers Arrived.

In ship Harmonic from Gid,gec-J. P. Calendar.
~ shp Yorktown from LondOnwm. Elliott G. J. Peevar
Vim. kvsnden, Mr. sanly saoy }. j. kemberk r. Taylor
Il, sp James NeBh, from LlrerP00-Jos Kits, Mrs. Mary
HeckiIsbotham anc children
b bark IaHkee Blade from Havre-John Grlon w. Groves
~ sadder.
In Eliza Barr, from BermudaMrs. Trott. MS DEs
and Mrs Kphsn and Children NJ Wnse Mr. slmp
son Mr. Hail. Mr. Fnth.
In 5a,k Mercy Elem from NeHvss-JOs Mckay; JOS Taylor
John mcdonnell
In brig WaAonding from Turks h,aHd-A. Powles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

RoBBERY.-About o'clock vest.rdav
morning the dwelling Of Mr. VIM. Bums;ssa v.. a..
tered By . woman, who carried away as vo,,h ~
eiothipe Subsequently, the 500 Of Mr.. B. discoyersd
mo woman Ia Ns@arkav, with an umbrella which hs
reecebzed - the property Of his father OfeeY Poi.
Nd lEmcdlately went 10 purph -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

Avg 26First Board50 Penn r. r. a; 100 do 4b ~ do,
Asa 800 Lehsh 5000 do, 9Ia4 Sch Nav 50 2OJ
Lous Island Rahoad II ESQ Morris Canal = 80 Planters Bt
TsBnssee 5 $50 Leh Int IS 4s Sch Nav. Pref ar 100
do "a 81 COZ Sch S. u 200 Sch Nav lb Bank Of Norh
America lag: Farm ard Mich b. "a $500 Sch Nav c. sc,
rs 100 DO ~. 5000 Read Is, 20, Sea $1,000 do, S.
$500 Wi. RaIhoad g. ssh
Board-s2OOO Read Mortgage &C. "A % 900 Sch. Nav.
Pref 24 Cumberland valley r. "a 40 Sch Nav Pref, S57
100 Union Canal J IA Penn BIZ, l5 100 Morns Canal II 81
81 Ooo Read Mortgage t ~ 914 $1,000 County TO- 1858
81 COO Sch. Nav ts 'S2, AZ; $500 Penn. Be-, 96l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

Ineosne nh 'chr Cicero from Baltimore fr 10 c.
between the fore ard and her do~n
usp~ shear The N. C. kst es-asr, j6bo0 aud received
o'h'rd .nsEe
Juha Arey Arey from OrnEon 'or New York sailed I'm
% The glh having IA 9ld for haoOr Tie report
hef ARRIVAL al this point the Esd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

ACCIDENT on RAILRoAD.-On Wednes-
day the passenger train coming over the h'nspo
aud Paterson Branch Railroad, OF the ma auery
esve way and the train was detained near nunsp.
Bridge about two hCurs 1t s said passenger ~no go'
fshtened stihe sudden stop Of the train espea rom
the car and was Injured badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Receipts Of Produce. .Auc. %

BY North Rieer Bodts-4 27s bbls Flour lbs do Proyis
ions 80 Co. Ashes lg7 do WHISKY and 1853 bush Wheat
BY Erie railroads.&c. package Butter, 20 bbls Flour 81
bales W oo sn6 5, 366 sides Leather.
by neto-aren Rairoad-57 pkgs Butter $50 do. Cheese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
To Mariners.

The pilots Of Charleston, SC, that the buoy a,
CummHg Is Polat has sunk.
The sht for shovel shos left Edgarown morning
OF the sih M her station tow Of soop Passport Captain
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sur-Rsss.- y Sets.-.... 40 MooHsets 3 2
Sandy Hook....6 Slim Gov hnd.. Aim Hell 6ats... 25m
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PUBLIC YARD.-The Common Council
have rented vacant lots Jersey and Rtroafavs for
q public yard Everything re moved from the streets
and places by the Corporation may be found there
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DIED.

aus 49, in South Brooklyn. by Rev. VIM Marsh. ADDISON
WAKE, Of Lou', Mo- 10 Ass HANNAH A. PHELPS darsn'
ter Of Col. Anse Phelps, Of Greenfield, Mass.