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SECOND BOARD.
Pun ,nr1puI. SAIFsoF SrocKs- Wednesday

Nay 10 lss2-F,rsf Ia OF ~ 100; s cy ~
r. e. lO7Is $500 Read. X. 10 81 SIHsi o. o.
iol'4 $500 Penn s. ~ 100 do Is j. Penn X ~ ~
j. SCH Nav. 1872 LOO VI. K r., -; ~ Man snd Mech ~
2sL5; ~. .l4-4 Us Lehish Int, sss s's Ken '" w
q; ~ Unon Canal Sal Ts 3iraid bS IA - : a.,
al ito: 20 Mech Bk s1 <Pla. b., l372 5000 Read X
H Mort e., ~. 5000 sh Nay Dr. - - sio'D an ana
Ar, H. X H. "a, ass 100 LoDg Island X r., l0's.
r9e B0ard-loO Lone Island RR ,l0l u Man Mech hk
49, Farm. Blk Ky. 100; DO, Is Mech Bank, st9n
Read RR o. 70 81; Sch Int 81 100 Read Rlt $50
t3no Kensir,,ou w w c. gsll 10 Penn. Bank liS.
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II Al Greenport, Long Island, about
three P. NJ. of Monday, the l7ih inst, young man
about 90 years Of age George Merrill by name, was
found dead in his fathers garden, with open in
bis hand and deep cash in his throat from which had
ssued pool blood Within the preceding half hour he
had been in apparently his usual health In his peck
e. found newly folded paper with the following
words written in firm hand Think not that an IN.
sane; perfectly conscious o. The ss in which leare
Ike World and is troubles The Coroners inquest in
accordance with these facts No adequate has
been assigned for the deed.
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Cornr OF CoMuoy PLrAs.-Before
CouBT OF GENERAL We'd

nesdlp-Before Judge Beebe and Aid Smith and Bard
ieoded Gty-Brdget Harrington, indicted Tor san1 iar-
ceny stealing watch and purse valued In all at ~ the
property Of j. Gibbon pleaded guilty Sentence deferred
james Smith, man Of aiganced years who has aIeaay
served term IN the State Prison. was arragned on teo
charges of srand larceny He pleaded guilty Ia one of them
in stealing finger rings and watch keys to the value OF So
from the of Joseph Bowden lie was sentenced 10 he
State Prison for three years. 49, -
Grand Larccny-Jo emah Reed alias Niger bncs' an
old hief tried and convicted of grand larceny IN
Ing $50 the property of VIM Fowler OF Newcastle, West
chester Co. The offence committed at low GROCERY IN
Orange st. corner Leonard and the prisoner AID 90 6y
several women Sentence deferred Adjourned ioI the
dav
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BOSTON Nay i9irr. Asks Frs1 B.ro-.i ..i NssAsss
y teqhA orfs .olr Caflps ihcs. Cate Ilafnsf ftzx
BUfs~ss SAP usn NAY let Lea ba Jaae piee a. Ns
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toy psncrs. Coe~ Kenmore: fsgAas scsg~ L.eaa-f
Por Prince fore-t. NosSA Aasssaa Potoese R.es
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dehas ! Clry Ca an ~ Haze. NeSior shp = W.
niu Gs'se-su tsk IL ncoo. Noble CT hssa. Nysnt,s ~
Nnc~u Nate la-, g. fahsco hsJer. Btiiasoce o.k.
phi epih sstrs Hr,ber Aux Caves A. Bo~a, ASaay
erauits state New ycrs
CHAKi YsION v iS-Ct s-hf Jansfs, Wanea, Rode u
si bss Csnlne Nr~ Yosk So sehr HsuSci. for Nofsk
err gofi
MY NrSf My S-Arr schy O-s3ense, hsrk. o+7n, ia
Yannv 18Th PiFrfa New NorS bra Montague. B.cn Sskes
Iilh 81 Sand Aey BE- of n tys from Bo-,ss or
Galveston. Is ~ whNs>Ap GeOfsc ae% sessa
wah D.. n. hhs o. tonu5 o. Ncs ncihrd, al weA
PROVIDENCE Nay ta-Ar- scho. NARY naslacse. rIyss.
Noruk Arpectfe Ih.hd.'phas Telegraph, hste Joka Pa
Chafestcn. Ph ai-gha Bral5 siae a. Nay Aass
port to.
EAsr GRErNwiCH. May la-Arr schrs kaPonss, FAa 49,
rhs. Sarafost. do.
SEw BEDFORD. May ls-Ar. ,AP sosat veraou. Ss,s
Paldr
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Spoken, &c.

Philadelphia. =
Alhi s u s. lon 81 IS w., bns May wilder Cleveland,
fm Oahu Tor NsN Bedford
ApulSg at y o. 81 on 81 20 W. b. ssr Hannsh Codnsr
I'M New fofk ior Pom Platte, ST. Dgminso. 10 ds. OUT
Nay ai II ~ lou 81 5s, p THoeon, TO- Boston So
Orleans, 10 s..
nay B. at - q! Lon ~ %, bns Areuras hn New Yors coz
Ponar +. X.
Nay lat 80 -. Ion. n TO- ship Oph I'm Havan.
Apnl TO- a - ~ s. on. Is - w. BAH Wagfam Davidsos.
IN. Boston l,f Isio JsD-lno.
My ~ N chas ,a bns Calender Psrtef a chs-.tos
iof Wilmington, =.
~ dsfe Ia N 49, on - 90 ship Peterod Endico Havana
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ALBANY, May l9-FLouR is steady. Genesee WHEAT
sells at s. H. and Ohio 96d97c Sales of 1900 bush CosN
e. Gle fer Western Mixed and round Yellow Oars
42tc for prime Canadian and 42c. for State SAILS
made of 70 600 bush Wisconsin BAREEy 5ld55c Ohio
and Prison WHISKY pic
CHARLESTON. May Is, 1854
CorroN sales to-day S50bales at 7G9c The market has
advancing tendency.
NEw-ORLEANs, May lS, 1852.
Sales Of CorToN day Tuesday 5000 bales steady
prices. Low MiGdlng 8.H8ic; Strict mddNng 500.
LARD has advanced with sales Of 1000 bbls at 93g9.c
Holders are now asking lOc PRIME Corn, SOC.
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CuARer OF GRAND LARCENY.-Two

young respectable appearance, named henry Wade
and Augustus O. Evans yesterday arrested by ohcsIS
Biger and Davie OF the Jefferson Police Court, charged
with stealing gold watch, three diamond rings several pms
and sold chains Sc valued in all at SEQ the property OF
Mrs Evans residing in West Broadway The officers we've
in search Of these young another charge OF larceny
and their arrest the whole OF the above described property
was found In their possession which subsequently,
tanned 10 have been stolen on the house of Mrs Evans
The accused taken before Justice Stewart aud co
ted fur examination
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To 7InYiuerS.

Horss RIO GsAsDs Psosscs ST. Psrta BsAuL
house has erccted the above OF ,ysasf
o no above the ground, Oi fee, above tue h,e the
has dsmeer OF Is the sase snd et inches at the
up sbo,e the old ons and 81 toward the n. = With
Will BE- rom 70 10 20 miles, make. ~ otstos
mnue presenting three OF brsht hsht tAre dsTks aud
three echpses vii De Continued the old match
call ,ee port The shove notice published By order VI tas
Brazilian Government, or the benefit Of navigation
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PHILADELPHIA Observation-Disclosures,

May l9-1he FLOUR Market is dull and inactive and some
holden. order effect sales have submitted % conces
sou of l2l y Dbl Sales OF about 1890 bis good
brands at 81 ls6Ss Is Small sales o' the supply Of the
trade 81 % 81 Is or and extra brands
cor.ing 70 quality RYE FLOUR is held At - ?, CORN
MEAL is in fair demand, and 40Q5o0 bbs Pennsy yania
sold at - 2t p bbl
GRNN-Wheat is In limited demand and the only sale
reported cargo Of prime Pennsylvania white prce
to be fixed Rye in demand Al 75c y bushe, at which
further sales have been made. In Corn no chsnge
so bushels good yellow sold At Sc and damaged at
$50 Oats dull lot Of Virginia sold at 42c y busheL
\ cargo OF $500 boxes Palermo ORANGES and LEMONS h"
mo.ty been disposed Of from the wharf terms kept pr
Nafe.
WHISKY continues in limited demand ct ac in both hhds
And hhls
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HOUSE TnIEyEs.-During the pro

HOUSE THIEvEs.-During the process
SIGN Of the Sunday Schools Tuesday the house OF MI
Charles Muhausen, No. Boerums, was entered by Two
thieves who proceeded up stairs and commenced nns he
bureau and trunks family in the thrdsory hearing an
unusual no Sc proceeded examine into the cause w'n
tie depedatos seeing all chance of by the door cut
OF une out of the window They both set oil at run
cr,ing stop thief" loud the Police that followed
them One Of them named John Johnson hnaly nabbed
bv Officer Aburus but the other succeeded IN making good
his escape On the day, man calling himself w M
Hichts was caught in upper rsom IN Mr. hugh SCOTS
house in Courst having in his possession watch be-
longing to the lie handed over to the Gus
toby of the Police
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NEw.ORLEANs, May ls, 1852.
Receipts of Produce. MAY 10.

By Erie Hairodd-l 500 Hogs 500 Sheep, S bbs Ashes
"A pkgs Butter do Lard, and 40 sides Leather.
By Aeu-Haren Railroads.&c. pkgs Butter and lis do
Cheese
~ North Rire Bcas--ls3l9 bushels Wheat p Isl do.
Corn $40 bhs Provisions 1913 do Whisky js5 do Flour
1874 do Ashe 9S6 Pork $50 pkgs Lard III do Hams, 81
do Cheese and p bales Wool
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TAdvernsenent]
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERY.-

Messrs s. NJ T. Towe, Of Columbian Hall No 81 Hrandst
would respectfully call the attention of housekeepers and
house-funshes to large and elegant assortment OF Rich
Lace and Muslin DTepery just received from auction en-
acing the richest patterns of APPLIQUE Tam5oured and
Floss work. which they offer large discount from the
usual price To those who design refrnishng their houses
az excellent opportunity offers. Hotel keepers Will Ind Is
TO their interest to call and examine the stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcENY.-A Ger

man waiter living at No l0l Cedarst- named Lewis PIN
COW was Yesterday arrested by Officer Svery Of the tlst
W,rd Police charged with stealing two boxes containing
rrayts valued $50 from the auction store OF Messrs
Winerdi,e Mount No 81 Beaver-st. The accused with
an accompce enter the store aud shortly after
40 leave with their pockets well filled Suspicion having
heen excited that they had committed larceny the ohcer
WAS scnt pursuit and succeeded in arresng Pncow ho
s, before Justice BOgar and the goods having ben
found In his possession committed to prison 'T 'a
His accOmslice escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

To THE LADIEs.-Now is the time to
purchase rich Grape Shawl and Columbian Hall No 2Sl
itch Canton Grape plain roidered take our word for
t and 20 TO Columbian Hall 50 $40 sufficient to pur-
chase a shawl worth $l4 and Sl8
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some small bills were ordered to be paid.
FInEs.-At an early hour yesterday

morning a fire occurred in the Of the building No
IS Washing,on.sf occupied by Michael Shay as gro
cery store The fire originated in portion OF the build
ingused as a stable, In consequence OF some sparks
from charcoal furnace being blown against some CON-
bustibe material on the floor The flames however,
were cxtinguished
Yesterday morning at Ia o'clock fire broke out in
the premises No % Centre st., occupied by George
Dusenbury as a porter-house The fire was extin
gushed, by the early arrival of the fremen, before
any material damage occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

The President 4. C. Benedict, Esq in the chair
Comm xdoner C. H. Smith, Eighteenth "asd was selected
10 IN vacancy in Executive Committee, Free Academy
The application for So 900 to build school hous In
The Nineteenth Ward, was referred to the Committee on
repert appropriang 800 purchase bosks &c for
sebool No g In Fifth Ward, was adopted
4ppontsaenfs-A A. Thompson, Trustee IN First ward;
Peter Cooper Eighteenth VI and, vacant by death OF MI
Holbrook; Luther c. Carter Commissioner OF Eighteenth
Ward in lieu OF Mr.. Bradisl, resigned.
resolution adopted, that the Trustees OF SCHOOLS
furnish lists OF books stationery &c required for ending
M August 1852 and that contracts be advertised for tue
same. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

"a The ferry boats continued running
Yesterday with comparative regularity under charge o
the recently appointed pilots Some of the boats are
toeraby well managed while the movements otmost Of
them indicate thai those having charge of the wheels
are as vet novices in the business.
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NlAkRIED.

Ou "Wednesday morrns Ny De-, by Rev r. S,or. Dknson
WILLIAM WOOISFl 80, ISABELLA, dat shter o. fancis
Martin. E>c. an oi ials oi,
ya ihs noss OF ia, psi by Re-, Morris D. {. Crswori
CIV
Church OF he Pilgrims Brooklyn. tn lA ~ Rev.
Y >'orrs Nr r. ifNk>. Brook Mr. PEtiCIE :.
SAITH daughter *, land sInih Of townsend VI
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CHEAP MEMoRIALs.-A few years ago
IL was common 10 nav hundred dollars for painting
trait which was but guesswork likeness after all NOW
If you 20 Roof No 1863 Broadway you get Tor TWEEN
teh part of that ess likeness that cannot be
otherwise than perfect Such is the benefit OF the daguer
reOtype.
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RECEIVING SroLEN GooDs.- Matthew

Brady keeper Of unlicensed junk shop In Cedsrs near
Washington yesterday arrested by Capt svery OF the
First Nsd Police cha ged with purchasing large quantity
oflead pipe which had been stolen by boys from new sud
ngs the First Ward He taken before Justice Bosart
and committed for examination About twenty Of the Young
thieves were also arrested detained in the First Ward
Station House.
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A.BoLp TRIcK.-A man named Daniel

D. Cogshal on Tuesday last called at Bulls Head under
petense Of purchasing horse line animal worth s-V3
was shown him. which he requested TO mount aad
try No sooner however had he the horse than he
started of with all speed the Providence boat then last
ready start which he boarded aud was earned safely 70
Providence Geographic Dispatch however arrived there
before the boat and landing Cogsha was arrest ID ana
locked up 10 await reQuisOn from the Governor o This
State
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The question of receipts and expenses has been
very important in this enterprise, and many dt-r
ent opinions have been held upon the subject The fol-
lowing table gives these items up Is April period
of eighteen months:
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PHILADELPHIA NAY -frr,red-stesaashlps peaossecs
NltaArr lork. nrWare, Seymour. d5s bak Nea~rasa
Niron. IgusyT bus roraut III Scott; s. 5sso &c Csssi
ifsks PsFrif HuWa-oa, 4 tauu-, ne, Gardens ors
Taylor, Shuie New .Nork Wheaton. keea, EaspOr
R,hrtona. br Cen fsyis
Boston. Crosel do. shrs >oase ,asfP
Jerome Willard Col james Pase Ei~ars oseys
l. b. Nckeron Ntheeu. Boston, WekoNe ketara, bsrrs.
salem propeller cayusa, MlsOx, New rork
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BELOW RE. srr-nei- css.y - ays from Ss'-f.
NAL Spnfs fAas. ilo days from zssi-' % 'rs-e
WINDS
Schr Eeap>> ins~ 80 ,rasl Oroosk lsa Ia mps~
Pr, -h~re BAH Sc - 81 ne c.f-i ess'
ari agp-s.nre fstv0Tase - brses
Stn.fsfo. ua-i-r cosrrntni 81 cset ATar-s
ihs fAcaAs Hx a isAaet. 10 octa< f'"s
he fas' ks-f srrk ~ s,caashp y Dosfi - ~ srf
Cffsrs- snc tAsn her the py tt. ~nrA 49,
ecsdsrsee eam-s- ne - Her b0-sFni "a 81 "a
tvsy vita 81 h-si ~es VarcAas ~r0sea ~ ~; if
psit hsAT az ~ fartsst hs sss'5
os tb Tlte~ Toe Of z,ary r-ev@e - tSs sesses
las rnf tecu .esgzci
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that he had not committed any act acts BY which sns
property became encunbered The purchase was N ~,
1851 and thst time Sl9 due for taxes ana SlVo
Coton tax which plaintiff paid and ne brings acon on ~
covenant 4. I'm. "a
be sold Mr. Peter Roa.b who sold to pantlh sno .ne
deed TO Mrs. Carr dated IN June. The TAX W
s6 n July with qgfs - Sssd n june should take in
November or June. As1 whether agreement " W Ia"
nit wa. also tired brought BY Mr. Car ssain,t Nh
Roesh for the amount II having aesd to give tb. the
.ntee deed which be ds not IN rs Sv -. deed being 20
Mira c. and that the deed being accepted BY M ~
resux the attorney for Mr. c. Is an eso2pe 81 ba
claim In both cases verdict was gwen IoI Pisinu'
to the opinion Of the General Term ,.; To rs-
DGnid H GREGORY ct al agt. Eiias Bdrnheimer-io.e
cove, Cut Of con "a 1 being alleged title did
pas owing TO the purchasers statement = 20 Tdic
ability &C. not being correst already referred TO- 'eu
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Before Judge Oak
ley-Waa Le against Tho.a, Carney sne, ;n.rS
recover damages, amount laid at $1,000 Tor alleged =.
lew on stock Of clothing &C., claimed 70 have oeongea 20
plsnG No III Chatban' On the z'th May i''i' ''
laid stock it is said being worth Si,S'5 - ru....,
In defense it is sd that the levy made on four execn
tons at suits of Albert Journsy Jr and others ~
81 100 against Wolf Oppenheimer, who 1t Is INSISTED VI"
on behalf Of plaintiff it stated that Mr. Oppennsi
oe nery owned the store indebted 70 his uncle
A. s toT sdysnces about s. 2OO-that he confessed
Judgment Mr. A. who issued execution eno hs plSPoi
ives sold Mr. Lewis VINO was ciek IN tue IA 49,.
MI OppeuhenaeT continued in the store and IT'S
f defer the sale execution was but cover o 7
benefit Of Mr.. o. -. ,h. s,oo
It.vnsslewn by witness that Mr. Lewis brought cyyy
with him. part Of vDieh II was sAlo ne Ia
n the purchase and he pay gov each SIX ohLs DI
baioree The goods it sheYp, were bought princlauy
- at, On Of sir Asss1 and credited by the sers
Ca lie Goods q Ken away returned in few days 10
The .fcIe. sealed verdict thus forenoon
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Before
judge Dslv-ThemG: e. Cidfei9 afvl'y. &c, ast Ha7en
Roi,oqd CompanNA step-child Of plaintiff namsd hetty
Dowuie FIVE years Of by tour-hore car
in Csntrest on oh OF May 1919 and much injured that
che died the same day Plaintiff under the law permitting
the next Of kin of deceased person To bring action or
took out letters Of administrations and brings SUI
dsmases laid at 5000 II ALLEGED behalf OF plalnt
that caused by the negligence OF the c1ver
&c This M denied and II said that the child careley
suddenly in the of the and there was no
fanlt on the part of the driver The was tried once
before, when the jury could not sgree.
Before Judge Woodruff.
Helene Spitz assignee, &c, agt Marcus M1lIo recover
s2l5 the value quantity caps sold to Mr. NJ the de-
Tense which that they had been paid for bat the re-
cept lost already referred TO- The Jury could not agree,
and were discharged.
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Advertisement
EYEsAND SIGHT.-Prof. BRONsON, lOcu-

list will be here Thursday aud Saturday, at No 70l Broad
way from o'clock and in Albany al the Delavan House
Friday preserve and restore Natural Sight cure Near
Sight and attend TO all difficulties Of the Eyes &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
ACCIDENT IN CLIFr-sTREEr.- The walls

Of vault under the walk of house No IS Chastreet
which William Damn Hamilton Nesbt and Thomas Cor
nell three aborers work yesterday afternoon, gsys
Way and precipated them to the cellar among the bck'
and moIta They received cuts aud Commissions
but the wounds not dangerous The injured men were
conveyed to the Hospital IN Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
AccIprNr.-A boy named Badger wa

dauserously injured Yesterday by horse that had
been lel standing Nlary-st. Unattended Another lad
was aso nun over but not so badly hurt The was 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

rg~ In our report of the Sunday School
Celebration should have said that there were loo
dnstead of 500 scholars at Pilgrim Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
Fatal AccIpENr.-The Coroner yes

terday held an inquest the NewYoT Hospital upon n
body OF Michael Mckenzie Scotch sailor about 40 year
at sge who fell from the topaiyard 20 the deck OF the bar
ZcnOphon lying Pier No S. f. r. snd died while bel
conveyed TO the Hospital verdict Ct accidental death W.
rendered BY the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

CoNyIcrioN.-John Algier, indicted for
forgery in the third degree tried ia the Court OF
Sessions on Tuesday and convicted Of the oense John
F,itz impeaded With Alger, pleaded guilty Both were
ronlAnded for sentence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
THF SUPREME Court RooM.-An o,

was made In the Court Of Sessions yesterday, directing
the above room to be repaired and made ready or oc
cupaon. 1t has remained out Of use for nearly one
year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
AcclprNr.-James Donoho, residing at

No 81 Cherry-st while passing through Grand OF yesterday
rlogang was kicked by horse and severely injured HE
taken to D. Newcom6s oGug store Ne oS+ GTandst,
where his wounds dressed after which he was removed
to his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

~ Workmen are engaged in relaying
the track Of the Brooklyn and jamaica Plank Road
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CouRr CALENpxR.-THis Ddy.-SU-

NoVkT SALENDkR.-- ms Ddy.-SU-
stsIoR CovErNos ~ Az 49, Az. 46S 4S' az Al 4s9
fS% 80 SO So 81 49, So 81. AIS So So 49o. 49,
4 s sal SOP 5eS SO SCI, sCs 500 $40, 5ll, 5lS 5lA
SIS sis. 5I7. SIS
COMMON PtEAs--Pan I-Nos s77 500 6s5 79l, 100, sSS
s1r 50, an so7, s7l 977 sSl, 9S 81 59 500 80 Part
H-Nos ~ 7S4 752 i5S, l5S 4l4 S'6 SSS SIS, a. $50,
50 6S, ia
,SssENE CcuRrNos. H. u Is ~ q g "a 25 II 2,
x 2, 81 81, s., 81
p Us Dsrsler COvSr-Fifh Class.-NOs IL 10 % Is,
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MISIATJkE ALMANAC. ..,rHIs DAY
sus-Rs.s.-... 35S-ts-----7 IS noos-kses..... jIs
HIGH wArER,.....THis DAY
sandy Hoes 10 9a Cos. Island. ga Hal Cate. 70
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ARREST FOR EMBEzzLEMENr.- A young

nan named John Bolen yesterday arrested by Officer
Simpson Of the Thirteenth Ward caaEged with eInbe Izas
property to small lie committed y Justice
"eAh " answer tic charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20
ca.
Capita Stock

IN
Capita Stock -
Ougins! subscription. ..........
Issued SINCE, for payment Of in.
terest on stock. ............,
Issued In payment otherwise. .
Bonds, under frst mortgage,
payable ls69-'70. ..........,
Bonds under second mortgage,
payable Dec, 1850. .........
Issued II payment for land and
otherwise due, from lS52t -
Bills payable;-
Acceptances Of the Company in
payment for grading msteria.
ard other demands falling due
from April to Dec, 1852. ....
Sundry individuals.-
Due on adjusted claims, and 70,
interest uncalled for .......
Income and Earning Account
Amount retained thereirom, to
ward meeting pay msnts Of
interests on bonds, PAYABLE
10th June and LIST August
next, being the amount OF in
terest accrued TO this date. or
100000 bonds, since last
semi-annual payments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-20

SUPERIOR, CoURr-Before Judge Sand
,prd--aAn y. Ca,v and Many Asa his w;ie sxt Joan
*soy-The house ard lot No 81 lethst was bought BY
- carer NJ L. tos $4,000 Mr. L. giving . covenant