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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28
Voca and instrumental Music
un0 the German fauarduc.

VERY tcsnSja for past
tEf-|V,.S. patronage from the Cilizens
~t,.AN\SSs~ =, Y. and Students OF I.ewishurs and
GA&IStS vicinity, the subscriber would
state that he con,nues to give
Instructions on the Piano and Guitar-also in
Vocal Music-and in the German Language
Having been taught in the bes Music Schools
in Germany, he deems himself amply qualified
10 teach Music and TO aid in the correct ac4ulsi.
tion Of the rich German tongue. He will also
tune Pianos, and put them in repair. if desired.
Residence, after the lst April next. on North
Third ST., first door south Of the Schoolhouse.
Feb. 81, 1862. FRANCIS J. GESSNER.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

uLOTHS, Cassimers, Ves'inss. T"eeds,
| Sa,ineus, Kentucky Jeans, and Trim
mines for Genilemen's Clothing-sold very low
for Cash or short credit, interest after q months.
These Goods were selected with much care by
myself, and are warranted to be what represent,
them. o. AMHoN'
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

SUPERIOR lot Cotton Laps and Candfswiek
~ just reed by J. HAYES Il CO.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

Sign cfate Striped Coat at T. Nsrius' old Stand,
EOR there the citizens of Lewisturg and the
Il surrounding country will find one Of the best
selected and largest stocks Of CLOTHING
ever brought to this county, consisting in part
as follows:
\ large and extensive stock of Ready Made
Clothing of all qualities and prices and Of the
latest style.
large assortment Of Cloths, Cassimcres,
Festings, TIimmin s, &c.
A variety of fine and common Shirts, Collars.
Silk, kossuih and Summer HATS aud CAPS,
Hdkerchfs, CIavats. Hosiery. Gloves. &c.
Every description Of CloIhing made 10 order in
the nearest and most expeditions manner.
Come one and all. before purchasing anything
elsewhere in the shape of garment. and you'll
save money by doing so. l can dress you from
head to foot, for from one dollar up to fifty, and
fit,er myself that can suit all both in price and
quality. Don't forget the pace-sign Of Striped
Coat. I.ewisburg, April I3, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28
Spring au0 Gnmmcr-1S52.

NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.
YNHE undersigned respectfully announce TO
their friends and the citizens Of Union
county that they have opened new stock Of
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

EENClNG BOARDS-a lot Of Fencing
Il Boards drawn on the Wharf for sale at 81
per thousand Cash ty HURSH & AMMON
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

II. GERHART, Dentist. has removed to
the Brick dwelling at the lower end Of South
Third street, corner Of the Boardwalk.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

STEAM Syrop !Holasses just reed by
- J. HAYES x co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

"HERE having superior arrangemen. o
w light, and from his long experience in the
art. he Is at all times enabled TO take truthful,
ilie-ilke, expressive and lasting LisxeneSSes.
superior TO any here, ofore taken in I.ewisburr.
and put them s3 in a neat and durable case, for
One Dollar each. The citizens of Lewisburg M!
sicinity sre respectfully invited 10 call, whether
they want pictures OF not, and examine his spe,
-c:mens, and Sec
GLOW hi-h the polish. pure The tone
And every face is Natures own:
Sure never Art, with all it, skill,
The soul with such delight could fill,
And never was such transport
A. by those pictures from the sun"
Think not those pictures 10y the sunlight made,
shades though they are, will like Il shadow fade;
NO. when the hp Of flesh in dust shall lie,
When Deaths grey film oerspreais the b-snicg eye,
Those life like pictures. mocking y decay,
Will still lie fresh aud vivid as today"
U Portraits, Dagueueoiypc Likcnesscs, &c
copied, or taken true to the original, and neatly
set in medailons, breast-I,ins. &c. for as cents
Dseuerreotypes taken as well ia cloudy as in
clear weather. For Childrens Likenesses please
call early in the day. Instructions gwen in The
urt on moderate terms. May rs, 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

kA BBLS. fresh MACKEREL, Nos I. .. B.
cO by the barrel, half or quarter barrel, and
singiy. just reed and for sale bv
April > J. HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28
New Arrangement.

TAILORING BUSINESS,
q, the old stand of 8. Ammon, where one or !he
other may always be found ready to s,tend 20
Cutting or Making Gentlemen's Clo,n'ns; ~ ~
accrdxnce with the latest Fashions, rn pr,u.e
the most reasonable terms for Cash OF ,' eu" "a ari
Old friends and respoctnl'y .n.s.I hy him
AS-former accouh's 'AuMuN MONTGOMERY.
Iexishurr. April, 1s5s
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-28

The above medicine he had in L.wisf urg only q
J. J. WALLS. who the only dealer- in tie genuine
cOESTOCh IS PHGFIRITIO& Iyilainsrte
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE PROM EUROPE
Pnssenxers sailed

IN siegmsty Great Brtar. fer Lig1pooi--Joba Hgsss
MsnSs isIsspi Virginia sad Ja Tenant ind servants Ss.
sh Resi- a. A csnsiaJ wm Delsrby Dr. j. yanss.
,sas hssfy Pol 49, o' ~ ~ N. h5s's csnsds
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sw. Pred Ko-isr -rs.sT NJ BsIrmsa Jane. oven Mr.. &
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NJ, Oa,s mssi ~. w.. ~. d. ~. m,s.a
Do De Uns Urrsta laiy aaS two 'sryast, De Via o.,
Barnes. PJnoutb, c.; Ne sprasns,S Nn seiatoh, s-~
Mo rem Hasaoa, C. W PiAp Rossa6srs c.n.
e., es,o ~ ss.aS ao r y ESs, D. y. A.. M' W.
Lssss't by Freseaes Go"'.on. NJ. Go,nsos. NO.
sylt N,jor Tlos E,srs Coesls Csls3a Ese Ogsn. Lsy
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siuer temy Sf~'5. rr,.s Ifon,s tas~, e. fefi VS.
Yar1 JOIN Iaao- Bt.5 T. g. Sud- Ly-r9,sis A Ht.sse.
NJ NJ - gi1sss Re -, ~ s ess.Js; y.
Beo.ss. yes sorr.a, n Grey ses io,s Jha ss'ssn To
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ctss ha.isi chs4 n As,. ~ =. $50. ls ~, NJ
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49, t,-ros Ba-ts&o y Haft4so.J HaTt.d0, asrtsss,
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NJ Psstsud Paraa; Mr. Ief1lg M. iseA Cars. L-nns.
PLisi-sta. n.ssas vietof R,sm.s. Me- Iois " E.e,
Nara nns Bota- s 'erssai Mae Ye1s 4, snl No. lsas
- gsrrt Tomas Nils NJ BOe, hne enf an9 efysn',
tuo -. y5ruf = Hp-ret1, Mrs. Mss2-rssH, ehb sad
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Broel~ M On yseh, sr~ orlssn' b sosiafs. ME- ssi
tvo s.es So zd Br- - Jolls h. kfm>f Master y
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to N@. yssfey MN al NJ Legyn, Pu M Joas Asys
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&c. Wof.rr PLb3-paas yf Re, s. Losss Ms Nsss:,
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prot NJ, A1> o. Root PiA6e.p5a; NJ jean c,ss.ets,
M Oounn>su, ses Orleans Ms Desa Nes forf y e~i.
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scan M Low Rfs L4zai saysanah. ;. fsas-y; Y.
C,,.4 ss1 fssld, csi>fs ~ - Dsy- 81 fsfk xs~.
60. W. NaassF NV 6gean.s Rev. 81 L-sssi Zee
ss- lisyre Dc ktsrafa. Pans NJ s7ss-ae, Ssasvs No.
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Bss.st.E r TIE, Ps,sS,, GsrFsI Lsss PetAas. Psfo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
SATURDAY, June 5-P. VI

The Stock market was quite inactive to-
day but with important change in the prices Of the
Fsneies Reading was steady as was Zinc, but Enc
bad downward tendency Nicaragua, which Is called
in the street SICK Transit" not active, ou held
more firmly. At the Second Board the transactions
were very limited sEd the market generally well
tanned After the Second Board there were few sales
at higher rates Erie cold S6l and Nicaragua at 81 a.
Sound Investment slocls were in demand at fa raeS
With stll an upward tendency.
The market is firm for Sterling at 10
9lOls for leading signatures francs 5l6i1 g5l5 The
supply OF bills mode rate
In Freights there is less frmness, with
g moderate amount of engagements. To Liverpool
5000 or 400 bbls. Flour, 1000 bales Cotton,
5,32d. Grain, "A; Tobacco, q; tuns OIL, u O. To
London, Flour lselsled. Measurement goods, p 8:
slaves co. To Havre the paeke. Of The s,h Is nearly
fu At ae for Cotton, Sc for sponge, and 81 for Bark
To Antwerp LOO bags Coffee were taken at 3-l6c.
British bar from St Stephens to Hull, Deals at Isl
another from MIramichi 70 Cardiff, 10 two American
ships from the ST. Lawrence to London, 90; another
from ST John, 1910. smother from Bic To London, 90;
brig to Malaga and back and several for other voyages
on private terms brig from Insgua with salt lOe
bushs; and schooner from S. kitt, Q6o tuns) s4oS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

Saturday evening june s, Mr. EDWARD WIGHT, (Grn Of
" sht. S'urgs & shaw fg~j a.
F1nera b. he e.denoe, 40 81 cHn'u place Non
day. hi- day or0ok r NJ afer which WI be
taken Detha Mass ior nerment The friends Of tie any
invited.
ARTHUR D. ANDERSON.
The relation. friends invited % attend the funeral tins
ocDk fou Tie rsieare Oi bis athsr Dr. Moses
on sgsisy morning june o. WILLIAM ANDERSON Jr in tis
Slot VI hs
lie friends Of family respectfully invited ~ attend hs
fuers Ills Monday afternoon a. ocok rom ise esdencs VI
Dis fafher, No. ln BfO0ue =.
D. Brook w. on Saturday June ELIZABETH STRONG wife
Of Charlie suau ali daughter OF Joseph 5tfOng Of Nor
wsDi. Conn
Tie relative. sni fruis % The family invited attend tho
frerlon M,nfsg ai otok T. ", from No 81 Lvns-tonst
f f,le Tie val BE- removed 10 Norsch.
on SATURDAY June sii "a years, MARIA, s, Of Juha on
friends. Cd Der Edward NJ John H., William H.
arf stehrn b Guou respectfully invited 70 attend 10 fnsr
services Mari Churrh - Nonday n 'rnooni a. ocs
on I1nr-lsy june s. Dr. HENRY TALMAGE, Of Gfeensle,
Greene County, aeed % trars
june CAsPEK youngest son Of Dr. JonR
: Neservef. OF stsfru bland - - -
SATURDAY Of consumption OF AVER M XII NOISE,
r OF John g. Whitney, agrd g.
RI G5ary CoI,alkie aud Noryak papers please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

The Canals opened five days later ths year than las
but the above shows that the tolls thus far received fall
below the amount received In previous years when the
Canals were opened al a much later day There aye
various reasons assigned for this unlocked for occur
renee TIE OsU[g0 Tins publishes table Of the ez
ports during the month Of May, and speaks OF the re-
cult as follows:
The Csrsl business exhibited in tie table. for the
month OF May shows considerable falling OF com.
pared with the same period last year The most re-
narkabe feature ia this exhibit Is the tact that the de-
cline IN both exports AID impor is mostly upon srti
cles un which the tolls reduced the present
son On lumber the tolls reduced 20 y cent, and
on pork lard ard bacon 20 y cent, and yet there 10
heavy telling of In the export Of all these articles. On
some articles Of up freight the difference II the same
direction ia scarcely lees striking For distance, Of
eight mills merchandise which the tolls were re-
duced one haH the receipts In May we're 90 ~ %
agsinst 5s53,5J2 ~. received in the corresponding
month Of last year There Is also large falling Of IN
The receipts Of sat and coal Raroadr Iron forms
cepon 70 the general decline, Of which the receipts Ia
May were l35j5i2 tbs. against 5'I t07 for tie same
tin last year
The fjlowingis sfstement from the AaditOr's OF
sce Of the tolls the Canals Of the state % June In
each OF the years, l5jl and ls52:
-, in Total m Nav Dava0f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

Ofthe above amount, only zoe was American
gold In the meantime, two and half millions Of gold
have been received
The imports of Dry-GoOds last week
were about tgolhrds great for the week last
year The total amount for the year thrown In the
ket shows decrease of three and half millions OF dol
lara
1t is understood that the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co will recommence business In the course
Of month or two and that dividend Of or 3ls per
cent on the capital stock will be declared.
THE Albany Ereaing Journal makes
the following statement In regard to Canal tolls
The aggregate amount received for tolls on all the
Canals Of the State from the commencement OF nayi
cation 10 the Dist May inclusive and for the fourth week
In May in the following years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

"DUTCH TowN. THE Third Ward of
WILLIAMSBURG Is chiefly peoplei by Germans, who
number several hundred families and nearly as many
Lager Bier saloons This community IS located but
about mile distant from Pecksp Ferry and is quite
interesting In is characteristics OF Faderand On such
day yesterday il is 10 be to ul advantage Al
break Of day the sabbath the Colony ia awake and
assembled At the German Catholic Church. for Divine
service. AT O'Clock church service commences again
and continues until II O'clock ter which the remain
der of the day is devoted to pleasure. Toe numerous
Lager Bier halls are filed with both sexes-rich and
poor; and beerdrnking, smoking and most confusing
and ipce.sari chatting, I'll up the afternoon In these
audiences, coupcuously shining in say dress and with
happy sces may be the r4gpickers who plod the
streets with sack and hook early and late through the
week. In their profitable vocation Some Of these Beer
establishments arranged in the style OF gardens
with private box e. and others are under sheds and avn
ings, and capable Of accommodating hundreds Music
may be heard In several Of these saloons but dancing s
not allowed by the authorities
On Thursday nexf the community will perform the
annual duty OF Shooting he DsvR. The military
panies armed ard equipped, will march to the church.
add after devotion 60 around the church and fire
their pieces in the air and Continue inside devo-
ions and outside shooting quite through the day The
population also muster al their firearms, and unite
win the military to shoot the devil We hope they
may hit him
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TAdveTIIsrment1
4 4 ~ ....
10 ~ Edifri q TAt v l. Iil5aNr:
DEAN SIR: Notwithstanding w

DEAN SIR Notwithstanding we know
the hen a'ica precision Of your cicsm Art aud
srsts, ask You T. find room Tor the following words
81 appeas to US that he NewYork musical public will
20 issfa favor by giving this evening 10 the OF Sig
nor RseSini
1--WE Ourselves perfectly convinced that he il mug
ca genius Of tTansoendeut order and VIII uoess his in
sorston Ne crushed by and troubles produce
works which will endure through time.
We know that, like Ulysses, he has been the sport
al adverse fortunes aud s but lit recognized bat
wait IL he fad from little aud troubles ard he
will conn such mu1s will enrich the word. Let the
New lok public know, however that should Bassni not
be inspired this evening sh ud he do himself uscs
he viii then be Bassin the OF genius who oay
needs sphere TO be FL Dorado Of all musical wealth
he S not the less BE- Bassin the beautiful noble SOUL
the artist Of the highest type An ECCENTRIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
MARRIED.

o. FRIDAY June BY Rev. James r. sioue Mr HENRY HAIR
RlsON 10 Mi-s ISABEL II. CULROsS all OF this CITY.
10 Rochester paper please copy -
on Thuudr, Jgte 3 ~ Rev. J. r. stone. NJ AARON
81. MARY JANE STAFFORD al Of this
A. South H,dey Fss MSS Weius'isy, June By Re-
Brs- smith THOMAS G. BROWN, of SeN Yok, 70 LOYlRA
daughter of Blysri Chapu, oi Clickope-, his'
Liberty Conner New jerrey, wednesday, june , BY Rev
NJ Green Mr. DAVID KING Of Mount Hnf-b, % Ms ADA
LINE daughter Of John W. ErTns ga Of the iore place lns
LlIL n i.e an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED ron THr TRIsUss


SATURDAY June s lS5a.
ASHESThe market /. arm bat quiet for POS a, 8, SIl
Pearls in request at s. The stock in warehouse
sistc OF i6l bbls Pots and go Pearls
COTTON continuesquiet locO bales sold today %
i fSl1T R'i sSb ard are bat oSgis
State ard Western Flour hardly up 10 the demand and
prices shade better but the close there les,
aury The demand mostly for the Domestic trade with
very little doing tor Export The inferior aud better grades
quiet but prices unchanged Canadian quiet The
bond The sales Of Domestic reach 1900 bills al 81 03U
81 l for common osrsight State; " lsGs y for
to good Ohio 81 lsi9si g for Ayorile State and
round hoop Ohio ard "a asa 81 for mixed to fancy Mich
gsn ard Indiana Southern ,ther better demand ana
hn. The receipts are moderate The inquiry IL IN part
mixed 90 socd ,tr,shi brands and 81 5S$5 81 Tor nncy
Rye Flour is in moderate demand Sales Of 80 bsla as
50 49, Corn Meal IS hrm but quist. 81 l3td s. % FOG
Jersey. aud - 80 for Brsndywire.
GRAIN Holders OF Wheat are steady the demand 10
fair for mhns aud there Is some inquiry for export West
cru Wheat Is nov plenty and s In fair request The sales
are 5000 bush White Michigan at u Oh 1850 bush tsr
White Geesee and 5000 bush. White Canadian reported
but could not trace the sale Corn abu dsn and prces
unsound lower aud there is less bu)ysncy in
charitable The export demand is limited bat there fair
Eastern ard local inquiry. Round Yellow and Southern
Yellow and White scarce aud nominal Tne sales
SO bush 81 6nc toI which Is heavy.
and 81 62Ic for low to high mixed Western No ethss
kinds offering Oats better Sales OF State at %3ettc.
WHiSKY-A dull market, but holders are 6rm Sales Of
10 bbls Prison Drudge better sales of 100 hhds
PROvIsIONs-We have no change to note in the valss
and F SodeI. m Sales 30 BIZ At sSr Ms.s and S
0Sl6 57i fr Prime Beef ia better the demand good,
particularly Country Mess. Sales OF 200 bbls at 500
a4 for Mess and S60s1 - for Prime Prime Mes 10 held
at $1,000 with little here Beef Hams Sarce aud 10
demand So good Western, 10 arrive Cut Meats
are duh and heavy sales OF 10 cs at 7la8c for shoulders
and 8c for Hams IN dry salt Lard Il firm and Ia air ~
mand sales Of 20 bbs and cs for fair 20 prime.
and 80 kegs private terms Butter IL plenty and the
market ia duh at Bottle Tor ohio, and 5Glsc or Western
New-YoTk Cheese Is selling 20 toe trade At 6d1lc
WOOL fmer 10000 N full blooded Meno sold At t3cs
$50 bales sshcd Medyo sold l606lc % Entire RE
at l5c and 30 common at llcr months Foreign Woob
are wanted for reshipping
NAVAL SrORFs are rather quiet 1000 bbs Rough
Tuentus sold at g 250Sj so; 1000 do Spirits at i3icr
partly 10 arrive the lowest price Resin steady and
active. 3oc0 bbs common sold az 81 bgslN for Nosth
County ard ~ $50 81 80 for Wilmington 100 bbls White
.,I, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

CoRoNER's INQUEsT.--The body Of the
boy which ncated ashore the foot Of South Seventh
on "Wednesday last hss been recognized as that Of John
T. Schiller, aged years who fen overheard on the I'd
Of May last from the ferry boat Olive Branch while on
her passage to Brooklyn. jury was summoned BY the
Coroner and verdict rendered in accordance with the
shove circumstances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A CHANCE FOR GLORY. Somebody
proposes to print in advance Of the Primary Elections
pamphlet containing brief biographicd notices of all
aspirsnts for Office from tire msyoraty the last Of
the train. Now is the time to secure fame, and bid
defiance 70 slaughter.house Conventions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
Markets. Repo,tsd BY T.,e,rspa.

PROVIDENCE June --COTros-Saes fos the week
limited 10 small lots Jr immediate We quote New.
Orleans Fair i29l2le Mddns Fair ici Fair Mobile o.;
Middlng Fair Mobile ollie. Fair Upands lie. Wool.
The stock Of all kinds being light the sale necessarily
United the demand however active aud the finest grades
are mot In request. Sales Of tho week, 5l9U bslss-
improving tendency prices The sales have been - ts
ri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
T Diseased mea

II Diseased meat is said TO be plenty
In the SHAMELESS of INSCRIPTIONS rogues in this City It
is fsvorite way of buying that no longer be
propped up at the swiiroughs Of the "pure country
milk factories of the neighborhOod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
ReceIpts Of Produce. JUNE s Ial

RI me North Rieey Boaf-l3t6i bbls Flour, 27f do
Whisky 23 do Ashes rs do Pors 81 kegs Butter 5l2 de-
Lard SIS do Neal 1871 do. Provisions 81 do Leather 49,
do Cheese 81 s5 bush Corn. 1876 sides Leather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
snles nt the stock Exchange. 5
SECOND BoiFD.

ef1C Enr Con B0ai n 10 3U IrF1rth Lad C10J
TO- Port mouth D. Docs b3 81 FL Nc Irs - Co.. 81
no .e.-....-.-.. 80 Reading r. r. a
40 Railroad 81 80 Nor an Wof Aks!J -
81 co.--.-..----..s5o 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

b- The pupils of the Sunday School of
wshngtonst NJ T. Church, gives concert at that
Plsee of worship this evening consisting Of sacred and
secular pieces Of music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
SrNop.-The General Synod of the Re-

formed Dutch Church, will resume its session Ne 'hs
Church. corner Of Fourth and South 2dss at II o'clock
this morning. This evening sermon Foreign Mis-
siOns viii be delivered by Rev Mr. Boyee. The slloS
ing are the ChAirnea Of the different Standing Com
ulittees:
On the PrcfessorHc-Rev S. 3 How, D. D.
On SyTOdiool AiaESs-Rev c. Van SantVOOrd
On MissiOHs-ReT. Francis NJ hip.
On The SSts Of RsiisiOp-Rev &. c. Van Anddr
d. d.
On Orofres and Judicial BusiHess-Rev. J. B S;sele
On AeoOUHts-Rev Alanson Chittendea-
On COrTesPOado,es- Rev. Wm- H. Van Doren.
On EdHoatiou-Rev Francis " Hulten, d. D.
on NOHiHafiORs-Rev Martin Van SchOonmaker
On ne HtdOrs's F4nd-Rev. James " Mathew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

70 The girl, Nelly Hennssy, who was so
badly injured on Friday night BY the bursting of burn.
ing neid lamp lies in very prscArous position at the
City Hospital The burns her face are but slight,
and In the event Of recovery wiz dishgure her but
little Her arms and body, however present shock.
ing appearance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

u The two boys who were taken to
the Hospital In consequence of wounds sustained BY
being fired upon by the cook of the schooner Moses G.
Leonard, on Thursday week last have entirely recov
cred One leff the Hospital few days knss, and the
other is ready TO leave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

u The business before the Police
Magistrates has been unusually limited during the past
few days.