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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
Di-nster-, &c.

M.,-Te BARI Mara, Capt Parks ,o SeV fors
fr Boon bound Mobile, sh cargo Of ce Wa s,aly 80
- -, On Man key, tie aslt Of the "a % NAY
Csp Psrk arrived al this port t' olas ID 'Sni
O. Bias. for AtacoA -..-.. n-..t.-l .-
~, ~ at aly and captain She would pfeed "a charge 0i
smother master -.,--- - ST nj OIL,
Sane Brose Iysrton, X T., ana has bi.srd
.t PhotK arr NeVOcaus, lot nst WITH 90 Dae COT
80, % y y ldeer Parn-'e- ior Liverpool whsh received IN
iur on the Bar compel bei TO return 70 Nv"ofTns 70
repair damages IN = ,-.---.. o.
rs st on The morning oi lie inst, A. miles T. o. oaAoU
Creole Philadelphia Tor hafsrd
I before reported ~ ship Hasfe and took IRON he
.s tb i've gah topsils, boat, three seafne
rbs,s audry snail arces, dog, register and shipping
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET,
Thursday,


June l0RpsBess is gradually becoming less active aad
quite number OF the mercantile community have lett the
city. There be,tM feeling in the cOrroN market and
pIices rmer In Qaecioa 8AEE there Is doing
Sales Of 30 hhds No l. az 50 81 n which decline
market is Inactive There bat little inquiry for Shipment
ana only 4o0d 500 barrels good brands cold 81 p q barrel
which general asking The saies for city
sumption fmed within the range of 81 25ds5 50 Tor
common and fancy hrsncS the market Is bars Of RYE
FLOUR and is wanted al - So CoRN MEAL Is held ARMY
Sales Of SOC barrels Branaywne al - Sit n barrel and $40
barrels Pennsylvania al s. -
The market is poorly supplied with WHEAT and il Is
wanted SIC n bsshel for Red and o. edSi o5 for Waite
There De RYE offering and coming CORN dali
Sales OF 55O busaes principally Southern Yellow at Sc.
aaoa and oQo bushels White az sc. UArsdu and 20 fur
her rsDssctiors In Provisions there but little doing
ara prices are dropping or Bacon. WHISKY hsd firmly,
but the demand Is hnted Small sales al gle IN both hnds
and baITels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

Fem, 10 nearly p cent on sc,5oo,ooo Of Stock Un-
therefore. the Company very much disaPpoint
"a a. the result Of the years business, there would
~ he no good reason why the July dividend should be
spy lees than the last why should be madein Stock
The interest Coupons on the second
mortgage bonds of the Hudfon River Railroad due on
the 10Th inst, will be paid that day at the Bank OF
Commerce In this city.
The amount received at the Sab Treas
urv was sealaO; paid, sl5,9Oe balance, si,o57,32L
The Cambria from Boston, yesterday,
took out sl57, 900 in American gold.
1t will be seen by an advertisement IN
another column that the Farmers Trust Company have
resumed active business their capital being full and
standing at premium the books, under fair est'
male Of the value Of their assets.
A correspondent at Newark, o., writes
us that tn Licking County Branch of the State Bank OF
Ohio has failed The stock and the claims not secured
are considered lost The circulation will probably be
paid.
Baring's Circular says of American
Stocks The transactions In American Stocks have
been limited but we have change 10 notice In the
quotations Pennsylvanis fves s70S9; Onio skies OF
1910 and 1875 lO7; NewYOrk State fves 950g6; vlr-
ena SKIES nscrpti0us 95 400 Virginia bonds 1000 lOl
Kentucky sixes ga 00 Boston City "a; u ln'crip
tons l08 do bonds no. Massachusetts Sterling hVe'
IO7; MARYLAND Sterling 95096; Canada skies lib.
The quotations of Messrs d. Bell g. Son, are as fol-
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SECOND BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA SALES OF Thursday,

-. 10 s5a-F First Board-2O MDehn r. X "a $500 susqos
-. Co. "a 70 Canal. i2h $1,000 Read r. s.
81 - 60 Pbsd Bank 1866 900 Sch Nav 6s s. IS 800
~ $3.50 DO 577s $500 do. ST. 200 horns Canal is4
60 20 !" f.bish &C. sO r. r.. 397s ZOO do -
S,rd Beard-tOO Read. f, COX 20) DO 4Os 10 Lehgh
a "a, So 5000 do, 80 S2opp VA
pp e ~ 81 re- % $4,000 A. Coal ss % s5o DO
a. 81 600 Read Rt 6, 30 Is hinehil hh ~ s4""
So Csnsl g., ~ t24 6rard Bank. i25s.
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Nv telegraph.

BOSTON, June lOAr. ship Huntress, Liverpool oAAs a.
Baltimore Grampus, and Syph, Philadelphia onss tua "a
Grsnds T. Merethers Wilmington, CT Grand luAi nA' A
s. =. Brown, Ph.adepl
ca ,hip Parliament Lverpool bab Cocort ConAntnops'
bnss Conductor, CadiE &. '" Oodliey ," i"0' ''
CHAHIEsTos June e-slL bark Pacde, Providence. - =,
NORFOLK June AR Bf bns Jane MOTIFS % u''' -
hAheupa; ship Sea kinG from Wales.
ca. bra sarah, for West Indes
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Rcceipts of Produce....JuvE 10.

Py North RiUey Boats-l3o9 bbs Flour 49 do Whisky,
$50 DO Ashes 35 do Pork 25 do Beef 6}2 d. Provisions
1872 bush Corn 2000 do Malt 1000 do Oats L0i2 bags
Malt 1854 sides Leather lac pigs Cheese II do Butter and
32l bales Wool
By Erie Railroads.&c. pkgs Cheese lo2o do Butter and
81 sides Leather
Bv Nete- York oad Ne HIren Rayoadl0a pkgs Butter,
IS DO Cheese and car loads Tobacco.
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Passengers Arrived

In brig AaaHa, from Port Pr"es-J A Brosad A. eh,'
and 3sons. l., c--.--
In brig LaHretiG from Bs Hondnras-JohaF de carie''
VIM Benney =, an, -,
In paeke ilD GUY Mannerng from LirrPoo-hf W. Jones
I, bayE KATE Lincoln from Bonaire-Georss Blackburn
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spoken, &c.

Nay Jos~phus from Boston Tor
Nay oaPernsnbsco bark fymouth boa1t 70 - ihouAs
Nay a. soufA Pons W. b. w - males, shp Co<uoo ifo1
New Orican= tor Liverpool
Nay hit 10 80 8, bnx - As barn Juhs Ann, f3nas ho1a
Ne~ YOrk tMa,ch - Cor san fnneI.oo.
loa barb Gov Pans fers o. ans ron
Porthd Hawai- lbeore sfr0neOas1 r-oftsd a me "A
W.Iaerl
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE ii, 1852.

suyr days J,nI-o esins ne shortes; made b
'verb the The Bsrt Sgua b-camei. AMI me-
hsc M r ihr~ 8T utea 81 Cap Fnc, All has on en
Cry fays kirg c. Topn tap- Good ho's
20 Ner fotk, rnr iu.ius h. soppf RIO.
The chrper sssmsn. n-e- arrvt AZ ba'iae "a
edn-da. llT-y h. Jsoro a1i The harHus "a
Capt Ad sort fortJ three iays IRON sos0os AJf
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Sales BIZ Aurtioi1.
JoHs L. vANoEwATER. Auetioneer.
CABINET FURNlTU RE-TU ESDAY,

~ june IS at 10y O'Clock, at the old established and eS
tensve Wsreroous Of w Lee Esg- At No 1853 Fultonst
near Broadway, rich HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con.
sstng Of rosewood, mahogany, black walnut ParOr,
Drawing and Dining Room Suites 10 brocatee plush hair
clCth and muslin sete Volteire sewing and other
Chair. in great variety rosewood, mahogany, and black
wanut marble top Center Pier Sofa and Side Tables shy
carved Bedroom Suits consisting OF ROSEWOOD mahogany
and black walnut Be6steads, Bureaus and Wsshstands
Mattresses Paasses &c; WariTobes Bookcases Etageres
EncognuIes Also Cottage Suites marble aud PLAIN tops
The sale will Of Furniture made expressly for private
sale and fully warranted IN every respecs-he whole
forming assortment Of Cabinet Furniture well worthy OF
Sale positive, IN consequence Of removal Ca
aogues on Monday which time the goods DO examined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

The Boston and Maine Railroad have de-
cared dividend of three and half dollars per share,
payable July l. The Lewiston Falls (Msss) Manu-
featuring Company, three per cent
The Cincinnati Gazette says, in relation
to the protested draft on the State Treasurer;
ais true, stated on rumor day or two since,
that payment of draft the State Treasurer 10 meet
the State Interest in July has been refused not because
the Treasurer lie unwilling to take the responsibility OF
pay the interest trusting TO the General Assembly 10
make it good but because the draft was not In con-
formitv 10 law We earn that the Fund Commissioners
have appointed Dr. Trevitt, OF their own body rs
transfer agent in York He Is TO hold that place.
which will require constant attention IN new ana
also the Office of Secretary of State which requires his
regular attendance at Columbus How he will contrSe
10 discharge the duties of both Offices In Columbus and
New York at and the same me surpasses our COM
preheDsion"
The receipts of the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad for May 1851 and 1852 were;
Nav 1871 s665 80 81 ,O66 IS sl,733 "a
Nav 1885,. ....... l,452 % 1887 80 3,7S9 81
Governor Johnson, President of the AL
leeany Valley Railroad Company, writes thus to some
gentlemen at Rochester in relation the prospects OF
that Road;
OFFICE OF THE ALLEGANY VALLEY RR
PITTSBURGH, May 90, 1852
GENTLEMEN: Your letter OF the 18th inst. ia just re-
ceved In reply, ! have the pleasure TO inform you,
that from the liberal ptons made by the City OF
Putbureh and our citizens the prosecution OF the Al
epany Valley Railroad placed beyond all doubt Our
Engineer Corps three in number) are now engaged In
the examination OF this end OF the route. 10 sew days
two of said corps will be placed the Northern por
lions of the work Our examinations will be directed
In reference 10 the best connections with the New York
| improvements am unable, at present 10 promise an
examination OF any particular route. can, however,
state that II 1t is the desire well the determination
of our Board adopt the best location that the country
will afford, for the great work placed under their
charge Our terminus on the New York Improvements
will be at such point Dorchester or esewhere) as may
be most conducive the interests of the Company and
! the public
Ishall be greatly erstifed by sny local information
| In the power of your Committee to furnish.
l am with sincere regard, truly yours,
VIM F. JOHNSON.
To Messrs Smith, Coleman &C., Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

uy situated on the hanks ofihe HaSson Rser eonnsrd
is extensive VI the River north and 9TH 80 os
'hf Caisi ~ Mouf siBs The bose snc 0at eadiss fse
air Eood iVilegs ehac- fls OF vaItoas kn
within i've mipuss wax u the tia oa River Retfas9
nepdt so Eocd BsTn I'D os 81 p, fnn, ami Le sne
rs feet dee ~ fnan and AiSny sta A9pv 20
IElMnSAN = WEEKS folxhk-cR1le.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
HENRY I. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No.

LII ENIFI 7 IDID'Jf huVIIOHOcIi ANO'
IL "a Chanbers-st, will sell THIS DAY a. 10!
o'clock without reserve close 8eogsgnnent from af gness
and others large assortment Of Brandies Wines Teas
Cigas SaTdines &c. and consists in part Of hensno Ma
derss, Reserve La South Side Mslmsey and March anc
Reuson's choice Geerr-sa t;lsde, Psie and Brown.
DUG Gordon and Pale Old Mountain As0 choice lot OF Bran
dies Gin Rum old Martel Brandy Scnnapps Chsmpagnes
Sardnes Teas &c Also about 100000 choice lnpoJsueo
CigAs Of vsOos brands Of which are very nne |s|
aosues on the morning Of sale when the goods may DC 81
ared By sample sale without regard 70 the ~eatnsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
Goal.
DlTTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania

Il Coal Company Is prepared 10 deliver 10 families Ia
any part Of this city, Brooklyn and Wamsb1rs fD 10
Canal Bosis sDd several yards the various sizes Of ~
Apply the yards Of 4thst and 9bav Wes>st,
near Morton the foot Of Ooyeneur East Ryer ot Of
North lOh-st, W,llismsburgh foot Of Golds BrookIyn,
or al the Office Of the Company OF broadway and
Walst The Coal will be delivered al - 50 per tus. u
1900 lbs from the Canal Boats and at s. rescresneo IN
the yards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

Dan
sox-Rae.-. D sets...... 81 Moon.-Rsss....l s'm
HfeH WaTEr.....-TzIs
Sandy Hook3 asa Gov bland. 3sa Hell Gse..-.e lsa
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WALLET LOST or STOLEN.-A

"JALLET LOST or STOLEN.-A
w POCKET WALLET, containing from 50 % 80 n
State Bank bills and signed by Theo w Riley Per
able " Benjamin Bangs for ss3ss %, due July b lsox
Also note signed by Nathaniel freeman, dated Msy -
1852 on demand tor 500 and check Boston bsnh zoe
$3.50 signed by J. Clap all payable Benjamin Banss The
AZ der vi the above welcome the II the wales
and other contents left the Office Of tho Aston House.
PAYMENT OF the having been stopped, sy
useless 10 any one but the Brokers and ohss
cautioned against purchasing or negotiating the shove and
should they offered any they requested 70 eve
notice the office above named where liberal Tewud WI
be paid for the wallet and papers
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Cats, Gaps, &r.
Carpetinas, Oil Cloths, or.

ENLOOR OIL CLOTHS at No. 40 Pine
n n. Nsw.York, Printed by New Patent Proes@
n RICE a CO Patentees would most respectfully ~
.oupce 70 the trade that they obtained the goa
lesiderstum Of printing Floor OIL Cloths oy nscnnesJ
hch Tar .ssance OF finish have been sxceled .at
which thew are now Offering together with large and aesr
Abe stoci of Clothes from TO feet wide, at greatly 70
suosd prices at their Warehouse No. 10 Finest
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WILL be SOLD az AUCTION, Juno

" -, 81 ii O'clock An the premises, : kasa1
Hall TIE COUNTRY SEAT ard STORE tnxrthsr s1fh
Teusli Bouse srd l6} ~ LAID o~a-d ky to tscs
CsTt ; SHEARNAN stnst-d in the to~n Of w ss1sas-
ton Dnhe to1uty oa the turnpike sSOe mlles frcn
NE over and Harlem Raiirrsa In TIE ueinitv u goa
school the Stcrr commanding Of me sna IN
The country or business WITH Post Ofce attached Tho
house IN fooe repair out buildings and fences enrlY neg,
ARD The and highly Improved With the privilege OF God
water ard Ice house Also large eo1croa Of csooess
lnes 81 uiitees For further pArsaars aeply - H. II.
SHEARMAN On the pr niises or to
GEO. WOOD. No Liberty-st, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

The amount Of notes In circulation Is 42I,5O444o
being decrease of 23G5 100; and the stock of Bullion
In both departments is a2O62s 1874 showing an increase
of 9323s2s when compared with the preceding return
There ia little change to report in the position of the
Bullion market Silver both in bar and dollars, Is in
demand at quoted rates, and fine bar wanted for the
East The supply is moderate and freely taken There
has been less inquiry for douooons and prices nominal
Cold Leens hnyyinc in and stock accumulates.
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Cost an1 foun0.

Il OST-On Thursday noon, by lady
going from Pier No 10 North River, through Court
andt st up Broadway 10 tbs irving House, DIAMOND
PINone large diamond in the center surrounded by five
diamonds The finder will be literally rewarded ~
leaving the Office OF the Irving House, or with g.
HALL Agent Of the Norwich and Worcester Steamboat
Co. Pier No 10 North River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11
Governor Johnson, President of the Al

legany Valley Railroad Company, writes thus to some
gentlemen at Rochester, in relation to the prospects Of
that Road:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-11

~ he sessn barl reported arrived YESTERDAY nons n,
Juhe, shouh be the 6iuh
ssorr PassIsEahe clipper sArk Black s41an Capt Goldman
AHed On edne'~y AsF1ooa n he rratas5 ssor s@ssAss
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The Spanish Hair Gloss

A CLEAN, WHITE AND BEAUTIFUL
for promoting the growth.
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| One free application Of the Hair Gloss will
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October, "a, 1851,
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.

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For sale wholesale and retail at the
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OF 278 Race street,) Philadelphia, and by respect
table dealers generally throughout the country.
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the State and the United States.
March 2lst l85I-y.
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AGENCY OF DIR. s. S. FITCH

707, Broadway, New York
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