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Nsanfiu&
Bsrni,r;s. April ao-su isf,n,s. -. Hos,on.
Liverpool April Gar. CsiedoDLs. Bsnks NsvnsSsf Nss
lin. Lawson, No1es John fen-v. Otnsna. Cha estpa
tSde Aprsl sd Fri~. Estoas Sehe1y. teks %
heivoe'. April cs-krr. Ado1 Hoior-t. Ncv fot,
Ans~ep Api sel sumner. Deyeri >es orirsns iess>-
Grc-r thari-sea.
HAsre, Apr oar Leads, Jordan. e~ori-sas.
cirosts, Arri ssArr kosian. sisnsnor. New ysk.
Liverpool. AFgi tlA loser painted white, 18th 'hc tres
sers o. aPfarsutS Dcs nx The ~a,sr sd sh sprs
ht a. ion. - ~ the Ernr-say Bruce. here.
BY Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS. N2y is-,rr steamship Per fraakka 49,
Letiaihsn. and NArnoa fiona New YORK ca cAr s>s.
Charleston
CHARLESTON MAY Is-Arr ship c,lanSu.. Ss~yora us.
schr :. n. Jsek~ou. o,dcuce
BOSTON May ieArr sP fre>pero fon ssPsrs,-o PEE IT,
srr.s Feb hs = ors - H. ship Aureh too t,ys dss
Liverpool Cor frsucsco nth INST t - ~ bad 70 10 n~
. ue,, clipper ship s,eeuas south soaheast
BALTIMORE, May iS-Arr barks 6eerssaa ans !, o. psss
fom Boston; s,hrs Hsm Gerard sat Nssla ssief Ne~
ron.
frrou on Corre-paatra:s.
NEWPORT Nsy itfrr1rca >chr HeS.o, Antst froshissS
sog New rork; OREGON avery. NnsthsSen or do
So Sea Witch, Me Providence. ioS New Vera hsrei, Bnses
Fsn River Soc 10 Willard rarser. caH0FSse Tor do
&1iici-Brs Confidence. BSboock, Cuba
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CHARLESTON, May l5.--The sales Of COTTON today
reached 40 bales tic d0lc Market finn a; full prices
NEw-ORLEANs, May I5-CorroN to-day was in better
demand 1000 bales sold at advance OF eighth
Mddlins. Bic to SIC. Mess Pork is dnncr and 81 have
been refused RcEl00 terces to arrive sold for 81 lZ
NEwORLHANs. May l3.-Sales were made today OF
Loco bbs OF Mess PORK at SIC 750Sl7 Ohio FLOUR sells
al 3 Co.
NEw-ORLEANs, May 1.-THE sales Of COTTON yesterday
ard to-day have been restricted TO So bales at c decline
since the pton ct the Canadas Mddns quoted
at Bic The sal OF the week have been 10000 bales
PRovIpENcE, Saturday, May l5.-CorToS-Saes tor the
week GOO bail slle market closing firm with an improve
ment in prices Of &C. since last report We quote tar
Eew-Orleans, leiitc; Mobile, lo}dll; midding, far,
irIc Fair upland fGlc. miidlng fair foc. WooL-PufIed
has e in much request especially for extra and super OF
which the market is bare OF fleece there Is but little OF
INV grade in market The sales for the week 81 100 no.
PR,STINs CLoTHs-There active demand, and prices
are buoyant The sales are 81, 900 pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

SUIcIDK.-On Saturday, the 18th inst,
Mis- Anna Hendnckson residing near Cold Spring L. L.
committed suicide by hanging herself BY cord from the
limb Of a tree When discovered life extinct The de-
ased was 81 years of She had for some time
previous been subject melancholy and depression OF sp
lis from III health and while under this influence, carried
the desun for her existence into execution
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TAXING B,Rps.-A German named Geo.

Neidns was yesterday arrested by officer johnson OF the
Thirteenth Ward charged with having broken into the
workshop OF Dill Dblin at No. 584 Grandst and stolen
therefrom six Canary birds The property was found IN
possession of the accused who was taken before Jnes
ssman on the Examination of the accused testified thai
on Thursday night he asked by Needing to 20 with num-
and they together to the shop above referred To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
ARREST or A GAMBLER-Ofiicer Beck,

Of the Third District Po,e Court arrested Saturday last
issued by Justice Moanttor last January against
Maturity Baa The defendant fled from the City, but our
Officer Beck lost sight of him or his duty
the public and early Saturday morning. bounced upon
him the moment he Baiia set foot in this City Bsa gave
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Advertisement

~ The house and studio No. AZ East
Twenteths occupied by Huntingdon the artist Is onereo
for sale By Homer Morgan, No Finest
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This money to be applied to building and repairing
docks and slips.
Sl5OOOO-" Cro,on Water Sock. This Stock shall
bear an interest not exceeding five per cent per annu
payable quarterly, and redeemaoe on or before Feb l.
1890
This money is to be used for the purpose OF reinou
ing the treasury Of the City the amount advanced torex
tending ains for the distribution OF the
Croton water.
sl5O,OOO-"Pa6lie Building SOCK No s'-This Stock
shall bear an interest not exceeding five per cent per
annum payable quarterly, and be redeemable as fol-
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SUPERIOR CouRr--Generei Term.

"
decisions .-Louisa d. kdseeta against Nm. r. A'tor
ne late John Jacob Aston to be deeeed the advantages pro-
Weed for her in the will Of Mir Aston notwithstanding cod
.sI which alleged s ambiguous, and intended no DOUBT
~ nj A. before his DEATH TO be revoked Judgment al
Slsea Term reversed and Judgment for plaintiff 70 DO sell
parties.
oAes OAKLEY against JOHN l.. 4spiH oaAMoson for new
tzasl denied
Mn Cook against T. Stoke, DioksrsoaJudgment at Spe
l Term reversed without COSTS and Judgment Tor paln
Ss the judgment 20 contain decalat on that the Judgment
confessed BY plaintiff 20 defendant is valid.
ecob Capenfer against John H. BodiRe and Edsd SefiSy
Motion toT new tTal denied.
Dpnad Mana against Geo. r. Moreucod and ottsrsJuds
zent a. Special Term affirmed, with costs
osntng w. Gyates and Others against Herdsa trseads
New uial ordered 10 abide the event OF the suit
SUPERIOR CoURT-Henry Becket agt.
Tie INSURANCE Co Of the State Of PcnRsy raaixo recover
policy building aud machinery At Patterson sreaoy re-
rred TO- Verdict for plaintiff Sassl being amount ana
interest.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs--Before Judge
psly--CAays H. Pratt sgt AHos X EHo, Geo ~ Faesps
and Geo. NJ Bsaeit-To recover damages TO, alleged In
afy to plaintiffs premises BY unnecessary delay IN COM
pseung sewer, smount laid ct 81 coo.
Plaintiff kept livery stable At No. loS Loeyst IN the
rear HE that defendants with view 10 theif ncr
wdus benefit 10 owned BY them eommeneeo IN
ideely and 0reenwcfsts to PLAINTIFF premises oossrees
ns the street. and njurns plaintiffs business aud delayed
ne wok an unreasonable time that plaintiff IN MAY was
compelled 10 and would have done before could ne
have found suitable place.
defense u ssid that the sswss was constructed ~
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TAdvertisenest

w California tickets for sale by the
to sail on the goth instant Two second cabin
selected berths time since, by party now un
able to 90 Apply to TAPPAN DOUGLASS, NO ~ Cedast
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Iroursrs BY THE CoRoNER.-The Cor

oner Yesterday held inquest at the foot OF snisonst
r. upon the body of unknown man found drewncda at
that place From papers discovered In the pocket OF the de-
ceased his name supposed TO be Peter Graham verdct
of death by drowning was rendered by the Jury.
An inquest was also held yesterday upon the body OF
Patrick base native of Ireland, 40 of age, whose
body found in the water at the foot OF broonies
Sece.sed Was man of Incorporate habits aud about six
weeks since eh his residence in Goerrckst ana IL sup
posed fell overheard the evening OF the same day ana wa
drowned He has left family in OF extreme 'verty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17
CHARGE OF ARsoN.-George Prestel, a

baker, doing business Wliamsbugh arrested on Sat-
urday by Captain Hat OF the Seventeenth Ward Police,
charged with being accompce with Shafer who was ar
rested days for setting fire TO the bakery OF Mr.
asserts that brought against him by Shaer in order
that the latter might clear himself Shaer charges Prestel
with inducing him 10 fire the premises lie was detained to
await an examination
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Court CALENpAR.-Ihis Day.-COM-
MON PIEAs, Part I-Nos s4S S77 907 sS5 SIS 5s< 81,
b 81 6s 67l 72l 1877 7sa SSS 91t 95796S, 597, 967,
80 s'l, as s77, s77l, $40, ISL, sss 9s5, sa7. Part
Insane rs saturday
SvPRrag CovRT-General Term.-Same Calendar as on
Friday
U !. DisrRlcr CouRr-Third Class.-Nos I. O. 10 H.
fonrth Cass-Nos II Is 4-Fi!th ClassNos Is, 10, H.
superior. CoVkr-Published on Saturday.
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FIREs.-The alarm of fire on Saturday
evening about o'clock caused by sooty chimney
taking FIRE in the church corner of Varck and Laight st.
On Saturday night about twelve O'clock fre 90
Cured In the building No. 347 Psarlst occupied by A.
Barner ss butcher shop. The fremen were early on
.be Ground and soon extinguished the flames
A fire brske out last night about l2 o'clock ip the
fourth s,orv of the clothing store No. 252 Pearlst,
occupied by Lewis & IIanford. The lower floor was
occupied by Baldwin, shudwel Lewis, as a whole.
II orioinated The building pretty well deluged
with water but the fire soon extinguished by the
prompt arrival OF the fremen-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-17

viue Of an order Of the Common Cornell and If thsre
sny blame the contractor thu Corporaten and noe 90
fendsnts are liable. The complaint was dsminsea-
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New Lisbon, Ohio
The undersigned would most respectfully in
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Just received from the eastern cities large stock
of Hardware: in part the following,
Carpenters Tools Of every kind.
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House Building Articles.
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