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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

The amount of dividend money dis
bursed during the coming days will be very srse
probably lees than three million dollars. The Sab
Treasury pays out nearly million and squarter.
The Journal Of Commerce has state
ne1t showing the total imports Of Dry Goods Into this
port for the hiywo weeks Of tia fiscal year end
iDg this Gay;
IMPORTS or DRY GOODS ENTERED At or n YORK.
1901. 1914.
First six months ...............s3 ,73L481 eD.3455
LAD ak unonths................ 81 2s24S 2I25 son
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IisiH WARD School No. o7-ExAM-
s''N AND srAIisrcs-The second semi.auuual ex.
a The Primary and Female departments of
.'hooa wss held on Wednesday, BY Mr.. sup.r.
-. kekeeD, assisted BY part Of the School
There was slsrge attendance Of visitors who
- eieel unusual interest In the exercises. In The
15iiepstmen', Mbs III. Yates, Principal With .
ssehers and 67s pupils Ia attendance Tia
were varied and thorough. giving geaeral sa,.
- ne singing was unusually good, considering
A.Ae children, aud was s.p easing aud effective
M As the Primary Department, the examiner,
r. rsy repaired to tue Girls department, on the
H sasre aiss Ann L. Lloyd, Principal, with
,x,l 4as OF assistant teachers, in number, with
h. - aere prepared 10 greet them with musical
" M shseh was most admirably executed. The
~, ~ noro1gh discipline and effective .eashins
IA asss Ill parts Of the school, aud each elias.
81 especially commended by Mr.. McKsen
N Tearing and efficiency
III Of drawing. penmsnship and ussfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

Music IN MADISON. sQUARE.-On Tues
senoon, the celebrated baud Of the It'll Reei
tFeOadecied by Mr.. Knoll. appeared In Madison.
tA'S md performed some most delightful music to
tT@emolsge. The overture and selections were
( 'eeeraied operas and were given with elegance
sAasuess Madison square presented a very gay
Vac, and all present seemed to enjoy themselves
- remains to be seen whether the re.idents in the
asaaeod OF the square viii subscribe enough to Sc.
~enosnee of the band during the season. A
'sasSsn paper Is opened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

TgTAL DRY GOODS E-srE2ED At TIRE PORT.
Ip.g-f faTf-y DfIsranr
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Turing the month of June, 1852 :

ARRIVALS FROM FOREIGN PoR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01
We annex statement of Specie entered
INC commerce of the port of New. OIL

Total....................$ l9792 s2i9,41 $4,6}264
Grand total. $500, 96l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

FATAL ACCIDENT.-The Coroner yeSter-
day held inquest at No 20 Avenus G, upon the body
of Richard Bergan, a native OF Nova Scotia, % years
Of age who was accidentally killed yesterday
ing while on board the brig Live Oak, lying ct the
foot Of Twenteih-st F. happs RS that the deceased
with Others was engaged in hosting heavy tmoers
from the hold Of The vesse and I'd applied the nos
or as they are technically termed, dog of
the tirnber, when the dogs separated from he timber
and IL fell struck the deceased upon his head
iuQ death shortly sf'erward We diet Of accidental
death was rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

OUTRAGE BY A FATHER UPON HIS
DAUGHTER-Wm. Darling, ex Policeman yes
terdsy arrested by Cap. GoodenOw Of tue Third Ward
Police, charged with the crime OF incest committed up
bis daughter Cstharine. who is now in c,niinemeut
under the care OF DR.. Cov, al the City Prison. The
complaint made before Ala Sturtevsut who issued
the warrant for the arrest OF Darling He commit
ted to prison by Justice BogsTt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

ANOTHER PLAGUE SPor.-There is an
open lot In Jane ct Zone Of athoussnd) In which, the
present moment lying at least thirty loads of horse
manure, the eildvia of which Increased aud made
worse By the overflow from sinks and pyies open sad
exposed to the Adjoining this 10, on one side is
large public school, the other SIDES dwelngs crowded
with families amounting to from 80 to ~ persons in
eseh dwelling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-01

HOUSE THIEF.-Officers Robbins and
Mcmahon, of the Seventeenth Ward yesterday ar
rested man. ramed Chas Miller charged with at.
tempting TO commit grand la ceny at the dwelling OF
Mrs Loring, No. Second St Il appears the accused
was found yesterday morning coming out Of Mrs
Loines apartments which he it IL eyed entered for
the purpose Of stealing $780, but which escaped hi.
scrutiny. He was committed by Justice Welsh for ex
animation
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Dnrnpsfic Irnrfs.


lLExASDRIA oct I-Arr. schr. yedorn (s-l Smith Der
rauda Chss wlitls -. New Yors. SD Minerva MeGyen
RsteeTs A.ai Emrons Ser~ah CID sShrs slf"a q Aenl
Be.is Jessey C Cstha re WoI Lnne Boston j. sira.ioa
Bate Bosom Elen Perkins story Norwich Lady Adams Rem.
BRISTOL. oct 1854 .ehr VIM corb Osborne 70, Phia
pha sotp Harriet brE 'ran and CAs slnons New York
Dr. irs = W JoLh,on Mor-sa 81 y -, Boz
Geo r W isrn colHns s,v,nrsh; Csih,e@ NJ H. o2so,,
ror SNle. Daren G.; T. Sckerson Nckeron Pro7ne.o~n
Ss o ca smith E se ' Ss. 4S W. L Ss S ~
GrsuFe, Dyer Brazil md market Horace Tucker. Pou n -
Gai,e.ou p,ppiyis ste mobile. scah Akin. Phi,dsshs
Rfosr Ysaas syaney c b. aseS Psoa Pcio1 3 5 Msfs1@
faIker Annsgla, y s.; Coupecr scove. 81 stephen. H.
dddge. Sysnnah schr'. Eien A1ns E Carecsa CtaIase
ootSn fa.'drPhs leader helenon A1any An.a'ts, ca.h
Asnssi birl I,s5 cy, seA Ea; br. Absons Panels, Mar
saIet CoHfcer; I'D ifon ibe Ro,,l. hip Unsorn
BATH Oct ed sAp Pauline new - tors Coiurn, s. See
F1Li RIVER. Oct a-,r, sh- Mary Nr-r Law. Ph,sds,
It4 81 - s.l p Parker DAVIS, Norok lib. 'cbr. Geo
GLOUCEsTFR-A II;s bds Niger IIsrins surna oh ut
HOLMES HoIL-Arr uih shp Cafous Lucis, Manila May
a1k SHc 10 o5 l ' f 3 s sl ei Pam
$ ~ Below Chr 90 Rsynos Williams Rand, Albany J. g.
Bae~ Cara. Pal SD Oct, schfs Thos DeaIson, Saunders
kEw HAyEN Oct Is,n. LAX J Fosse., Franci,, Turks
NFwP0RT OF n-Ar .sh.. Mediator Reed Pail River for
,,,Assry ar raj Rive ' ysaa ws,. N,EYorl or wsrs
llh yrs X LaSton Glae, ir Havana john B4ch Hanly
NfN L'NbVn ',i. l1-eo sAr. John T. Crolf, Tollln,
Ih29sT.ai s FrAAh, Alvey New York nh ,chr H.rre,
Su-fh. k.irhani VIA.
hEN- BEDFORD Oct ll-Arr. fchrs. Caru-hr Yofus View
Ye'i d. N9s ssa S.lssaad ga . chr wsi-
Ncr iot Air.er BlsciEsn Thiltephs
PORTLAND. OFT li-Anr schr. Yu~sfan Gqrs-I N.vyo-t
FEoNlDENCE, OF i0s'd brgs Clifton, b. Cochran or
n<scr, \ harr Ar'hrf, Nlu.ns-0n " e William McO.
vef' CT Fhla-hAf STR. Worcester, Rhodes, sad Jane.
sys Joas Thy SesYori Roe Boon. I Seai.n
Atsnyi s.s-fialy Da.ts. Hisiils. New York
FOkr>hCi fHArr eih ria Go Washiar5n Knowion Pail
lnAl e yls in he Lover Harhos .ince eth ren,n sj
to1rd llfh D. hrs Ashore Queresu. Psciou
HhlCHfONb, Oct lar ARK Ylr-a.r rausi Ne. Y,rt.
strf Il aAsFd Lie-ll d. s1enii Rosers Boston; Hesy
.o.es a. w., - birA ey-l~ BruseT New q. .eiE,; schr
y '. Ril.o. D., fl.ct'. N-- 0felns '
tchf. A. l. Tsy ts.l. NV Trrk. 49,
IAAPAt IL c9NEIn ut sh, sehr Laura jane shsrna
Nikl0RD oc-. SD siop Vhr-ory Bsk-r View York
We Coast ' WIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14
FOREIGN Ports.

A, Hfss'l r. Jam Get T. Rainbow. HAnn " days from
Sew Yort 81 hrr Scotia Cooke II d. I'm Baltimore do sehr
Use Muir Booth. tor DO, day bns FRONTIER Hoy OF n
lofk.
Sd nom Oct 3 brs MAYA from PHILADELPHIA, ) Tor Jssen-
bark victory T Pc-ao seg; %, schr Joa burgess Me-"
lort ,,,.
iCr. Pei
Pa,s,d Heenl about Aur ~ hg ryphoon sate from ctl
or Lnd9n has been incorrectly reported Ascenson 81 M
Al snyr7 18th brrks A. Hobart Hsion from Boston
Iuy g. Dad Cor do; Slfsna. Walton. fr d. 1911
hors Lec ard susan Jane Cook for d. l5h basun, Bur
g-ss for 30 1T MT, hrs sau'so, Bursess, ior d. s5t
Mlrfees ssh g ta Roman, Hlnlt0n Tor Boston 10 days
urd others A. before reported.
Ntaga ut BARI Truesn, Freeman from Genaa Just
20 .d Cor Bo'to Ann Niry Dass for Do resdv Cuba Howe
md Tenpon Sofer do brs Martha worihson FREEMAN
RI Do ready Oitoul a Raw or DO others
ported Sd l3ih Ardenn- Lambert, New Orleans Mcmsc,
BIZ Hooper. New York Wind w. on the 18th
- Eot icfe 18th u,t shp Hefcucsn, Green Tor New York
Ar Bristol Eus 9Th ult tark Rotmor4, fl Quehec
Al 70. .sih OH BAH ,aot hip Burlington. winchc Tor Boston
loading
Arr 4 Balm on or prev "a Iowa Kirch
leans. End preceded ~ RIO Jcnero
BrandyEne Corm1ck, for Phat.l
Thia sept. p
sulr 10Th ut. barb Cuba Power, for Gloucester days
bs Czsnrs Bate, for Do Sarah, 0 Prospect with loss Of
OF before reported waiting r others from the L.
A. fh u bs Florence Kay for New ork; susAn,
hurow from Do just Sailed 9Th, hrs Sol Eai0l Small New
York
John r. B. 9Th inst bsrh Ac'ress Murphy and Cal
ypo Ahe;-ied Boston y a. Prescott Heard Boston sehr
Providence, Aalcn lofk CID schr London Murphy, New
N0rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-14

Ia, thirty 7en-r beth O. regard the amount Of principal
and he annual cost for the payment Of inr'. NV"
he ,bat the reduction in The principal elecei au
,lst e,iod has been only COCOON orc so.
,cr,r, the annual eharse for interest It h's
boer % aas i94 or nearly Il y ceH; The lowetpo'nt
:, 9th the National Debt ever stool Of lste years va
ia. vbe, il had declined to s712ls6s4s OF 70 ten
,o;I,;ors beoyv tie sum II which row stanI7' tns
Tr,,cins,iou loan in lj md tn IRISH Famine loan n
1sI7 having fay more tran counterbaianee4 al su9-e
,,et redrefions It s 20 L. reInarHed, hC" yer -i'
e,riog 70 he conve-ztn Of the Ihreesata-hid r
Ce,,s and the low rates paid upon tAe uiunasd o.
e the sc-ua cot Of tness obligations Il now smaller
,baa At that period. Daring the next seven or esL'
vesrs tbs charge vii exIefaReee further dn llioH
IS a "a 90 Of which s6o)GJO VII take place BY nc
rbree and Quarter p Gents. becoming Three 2
Cent. in October 1s5 VILE the c'ssation 81 to re-
r,sner will occur through the * ry Of me Long An
nntes in January 1850 for 2l2s3Joo ami Of o.hsran-
nuites aourtingto sl34 Oo1 during the intervening
time The annuity held by The Bank for s5557oO dos
NOT terminate TIL 1861 the ununied debt, which Is
ircuded in the subjoined totals was less in ISL tian in
any other year Of the series il amount being slI,fi2
so0 IL 1872 it was az hiah as eS5,25l,1JQ
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Arrived.

L Ma sieansi-r d r1s Hirs,ea fl As,.-saI. OF :
h,tor .- ~ h the las, - re and s. n
god dust - u d Rotc.-t
s,s'l'g ssnt Ne. s, WIS., a. 4sliss-1 o. p Ea.,oa.
Jsll., o. = % ; Hcva-i scr
st2 Raaiss oi Nsv Dream DaEashaa Have ,. iay, 49,
roe. ard 3ls 49,. % D, & n.-.i-1.
Bro 1a's Be- Poster % dys Ga Ma-ar "a C1ia VIII Is.as
La Chatt ,oN-t sousf1 Sierra f--e o. 49,. VI 49,.
a. % H. " arr bzL -sk westerly vllsu1 o. af = on
Wv vaeu We tosk l.sry fl1sl lol s. ~. tes asay ~
te iillas s'sTsa n r s'syss "a faI -td s 81. ,.,
icre-al snA ils1s1 nd Isld-s Oh er'7e cod 81 a.- -
laws Teen dy, Hcln-i, il-us sh,h r H. -
5si tcry rive and squa's. ~ -.is. de-
BIG Marr, ladsy Gar sra, ~ csy- va c-s1a o. "A .ss,
Nurtr sfff ~ H 81 N ifr. -. H. I.r.-.
Ataine bad erssTerced cr Ssg, ~ a n A.
MA slcts hf hsfl he - en fe1io Lon rs - IL
= - - 20 ~, h-rs irv f-'- q vr--0r 'hr B,-tlu
sc.r CovO. Cst,--. Re tand. dar.. rih l.-
seir AuSusf N hec.l, Neu Bilea- ss7. ,,t Of d, G.; y
a hlliarr.
SIR r sroJ' sasioE Treie ss-5u-. "a. l.T "a z4
staf nv - NeAcr Col. { arfar-- Jaws. rsr
SIR Mars keisr nlsicu. dsys VITA a. % ftss;-r
ssh - ri 80, ssila Mo- igs. Esh O. ra,.-
sh~ t.f' rr-h fis, h7.,rr ts-., wa 20 rfi..er
Str f4.l y. hftck, SEA Hsryrsh. 80 a-.i "a
~. AerfairI Hfchel arrrT. Ia p ts..
sAr. lsi-rs, hafAla. H., s4ni dsy. so hs.r
So aAy r. tssrr Nlsen Llhsc tys. viii ii'i 20 ~
So I p Emty- s.e. Ns- % lyl. MA ls er 70 Hair
sht A1a - q otv .a- re Fsof iescc isrs ssI...
So X Puts. Soar. Eolkara. az. U.fA sr,-
So ga Lflf-Ar, " a. toci L. 3 4aT- a isl-
~ rfrtrc. rrrel. ffcsiscnce f. al Z. Nv
sssI n -'irse S'fsf frgsIa,us. : days toual RIss
49,, - hot,r', foci. Ko,ksrl aays. ~.l ia.
echr ~, laH, 10 silad. 5 t4ys via .ar
s<hf srrrfisr, ltessr Resthzk. aays, VIA EL,e
Sif Asf HseS,s keSkL ~, esys With FEe
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NrEN.YORK and NEW.HAVEN RAIL.
S2IO.OOU E SAN L fE1NG rln por " cent NJ

~
Bonds Of 81 coo with coupons, payable seiniannu9y IN
the City OF NewYork redeem bic on st November isoI
Tie undermined, President of tile Mountain aSe W alter
Comury Of the City of San Francisco IN the state OF C
forns Will sealed proposals al the oee OF essrs
DIAS {. THOMAS No. ~ W al-st- IN the City OF New
York until Thursday, the fth day Of November 1884, az
O'Clock T. NJ. for tie whole, any part Of the above
mentioned LOAN which VIII bear interest at tie rate OF
10 per cent Ter annun, payable semiannday IN INC Oy
of NewYork and be redeemabe on the st day OF Noven-
Der, 1862 AZ the same place, .
The undersigned will avail himself Of the usual privilege
OF rejecting conditional bids and OF eounng snch as nc
may ro; deem advantageous.
Bids should be directed Proposals for San Francisco
Wafer Bonds" and sent TO the subscriber.
Twenty per cent and the premium VIII De payable on
tie dsy after opening the bids end the balance with
Crued interest may be paid the option OF the bidder any
time before the LIST day of February next thus swing capt.
tais en- opportunity most reable and perina-
investment, without precipitatey disturbing tAeF
financial an lngene ni1. = ~,
Of paying for the Necessary pipes and fixtures more
than sufficient being already provided for the purpose
Of building the dams reservoirs laying the pipes aud co-
plotting the works the entire capital OF the Company
lG50OO having been subscribed by the citizens OF san
Francisco the subscribers embracing many Of its most
wealthy and respectable merchants aud bakers This ~
the first and only BIZ of the Company and the repayment
of the secured the transfer IN trust 20 james IS
Bond ana William M. BuTgoyne, OF all the property and
franchises OF the Company, valued upward OF One NIL
lion OF Dollars. $1,000,
pipes within the city limits aud own by purchase the only
source fon which be introduced into the city
The stock OF his Company will probably De the best pay
ing stock in the Unol.
Copies OF the Laws Reports ofEngineer with Maps &c.
can be bad by calling the Office Of Meesrs. DIAS
THOMAS, no. SO NalSt, second story.
SAMUEL P0RDY, Presiden'.
New-Yorl Oct 2 1852.
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srr,auu Fo,rr,-A private et'rr resei 1t san Fnei.co
ron Cart Fyre, lel Agg 1i y.; Ie SCI BIZ awe WI
-, al he cree Cs Eicr-lgs ws'err' officers M the
80. Mr. h..e--.. NJ W.esnsl and VI. We-ta. aLo
f,1 Id 81 - frure snl n-'cral Az cave bat nrsei and
,o e- W. ren - take Gre n ire Wopcv mil rrther
eirrs FRI n p Haven Esq ifeurs the sh' she hu wof
I'd her % lie lssa are sirpglatn furniture al on boAri
L-Ve5e'i. -
Trs rss Fss-r Capt Wol fn san FrtHoo nr Oregon va.
lily urec The f-t c AUGUST C4ihaune BAY aDolt u
MIC. No.;h C-re Fy The captain sri crew after hev ~
sBE severe pivs. arse1 Pug- Sount Their boat
Tley we're pgui 81 Of verylas they psses'ed BY nc lna'
ana nrr WY r-carei her ives Five ,cf WITH the
svsF gave hours when they finally escaped a
s, Rs.cor Al Pbisiph. Iith from Hsrepoo reports Sep.
10 al 81 w. W. james A Quaa, OF baltimore, aged
"a veara fist ct or. f overheard AID vas drowned
ss IHoo1 Frefn nsih Gardner bound 70 Bushnn
MAJ aItor c. Nvpo oa ne night OF he m Hs
drre rk a the Brcakvatcr There benz
hesvy On c 10Th prevent her
crs7ae res bad condition, bat my e sut ci aer
h,rre art of hay and luhor The 7. u old
b. 2 aud q 50; III w.. lci protabT be worth repairing
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SnOlken, &c.

SEP. T., a., az r. lc- Il % W. slip Agnes Brown on Liver
pol. sept for Manila
Ja1e TO- Il 3 a 81 w, Dr. ship sabea, Of Liverpool for
Cara0-d' vel
Aus H. t % 20 lon Is - ship Euparssa Smith. dy' from
Aas "a ~ IS Is - i,r % % w bhs CAocaw Stevens from
Hofrn for Coast Cf A!rca-
rCrtice f9r Liverpool
s.pt H. M, 3 L. lon q o. b. ship Afghan dsys f'om Green
oCk ior = ~ York.
OCT b. " ~ iai &C. hy steamer Amec', AZ HihsS) was
seen stur. Eulo.a tom New York ior Liverpool
lat o. I'm - steamer steering souh proht
BY errftc M A'pnv AL fronciheus Tor san JUAN
ftom New Tort.l
%, 10 loI5 " ny steamer America - Haiss ass pes.e
ascrew steamer .uIpcsl City Of GLASGOW from Philadelphia
ocf H. ai 70 20 lon q 90 ship Flodla NckssOn, from St
John y B.. .of IiTerr0o.
No date ht "a y On l5 % bark Vary. uobfoOi IS days from
IA. .srr .,rg
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Markets. CAREFULLY REroRrED TOR Tur TRtsvSE
WEDNFsDsY. Oct -.


AgHFc-The market s very duict bnt steady. Sales o.
10 his at 81 6os 6r Pots, AID s. s.! FOR Pe.ris
COTTON st.l dull though here Is rather ceer tc1
ing SOC tales nlv were sold to-day.
FLOUR AND slEAL~-Tlere is no important ch3nse 70
note IN the value Of State or Western Flour me osu
is ar the E1st and home trade, but moderate or eN
por The better grades are in tar request az fl Pce
the inferior grades quiet but seafy There Is 10 Jana
- 50 for new. TIE ssles OF Domestic are 500 BPS.
at 81 ga - ST for common TO STRAIGHT Stale
81 ISL for mixed 10 fency gan and Ind ana, ana -
eas CT and abundant, with fair business dong the
decline Is oDv in common brands Sales OF ZOO bhs a.
$40 - for mixed 20 good sta sht brar6s End SiSI
waited al 81 5Ods Il for prime Corn Meal 5 inactive
At 50 IS or Ohio ard State - cot or Jersey, and J! 81
for Braudy7yne Buckwheat lOur is salable g. 81 o~
GRAiN-There j. moro buoyancy and activity in orr
Wheat market The demand for prime Tor export y good
The supply ssrger. sales of 100 bushels m.aIo1 eoo
sec AZ 81 1910 bushels old Canadian, "a store
DO very handsome White Canadian 81 II W. y ~ 40
primo White Michigan az II o. 4.50 bushels White ONO
SoI and nominal NJ ia Zee Oais are in far ,snl 20 ga
f6c for Western end State and i2G-jc for Jcrsy CoIh
active Snles Of l9CN bushels az ~ &C, iol q.
Mixed, closing within our feuTes ioT PRIME mixed 4'o
WJISKY-Tbe market is easier; the demand not SO &C
tive Sales Of 500 bbls Quo Prison o. = BIO, coinS
at 23d23lc for Prison Drudge l. oul ht BE tine ana IT.
PROvIsIONs-Tlercs better demand for Pos AM
holders r there = more ngsiry i2f ~ 90 ,'
Prime ard Sl9 81 for Clear Beef = ia far demand 40 o
IL better; the supply Is very United SAFES o. - 10
SIIaS IS or old Mets sCdgl0 "a for country Ncts
and s5dS6 for new PRIME. Prime Mess u scarce snd
wan prices would be nominal Ia the absence o. sales
Beef Hams are IL den and SIC d. I'D Hogs arr III ~
quest At 7ldoc Green Haus selling % lVc ana Shoul-
ders at &C. Lard is shade Ermor pn1e oa Is l,, ~
Sale # 0 bills and % ia llsc for old end "a .<c
for new Buttefs in good supply, and ia more actyc at
l64Iec for Ohio and va BE- ioI estem DaHes Oheess
is quite folohe al 7ld9c. A.,
scarce but held extreme prices which dtG'rr ~
refuse buying only for immediate consumption and
are in large stock though sparnsy sold % me ul Ta
asked catalogue offered today % tucuCn bat hts
was sold Not above 500 packages Young Hyon were sod
the best Of the Greens beng Etdravn hc hoaeis
Sc as the minimum Tor Greens ard PIC ios bacAs below
which they would not sell .o, -.-.,
prv Cod NJ 80 pa - Uu1 50 80 iol -. tor, baiS
loo Ibis isoAeel cold so % Tor No ana . ~ ioi
No loco boxes Herring sold n ~ sc. for Scssa an
280Soc for No. l. 5J0 bbls gibbtd do sold nj - ''i
! a g So $50. =,
/ TOBACCC-Tbe demand l. moders'e. lon thds Ken
uckv sold o. old8c so Cubo al 8l lc- ana lN cases
| Seed Leaf az II a lie, mostly Dino.
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court on GENERAL sFssIoSs wtoS,,sls-Before TIE RI
eoNpIs rnd AID. WatD End MooaS =,
Michael Ross was placed on trial charged

with hsyins freby entered The house No O. Dowmne on N
9Th February last, ard stolen ibereom watch valued a.
AMI oil Or tty amounting sl4i The prisoner was arrested on
n Qsh Of September last hEvag The xsich he pes'on wh
0 he vsfch without q g Sufficient 70 con
VII the poBer snd they rendered verdict d not guilty
Lul. kswsome mpeaded with John Cro convicted last week.
pss placed trial with having the "a Of bay last stolen
watch valued SfJ from Mr. Heny Canes whe he was passing
foush kasssu with Cr0 "a he time and ne
ouy videpe against him WIS bis telling his eonp1on 70 run after
he had obtained poesscn Che witch Several wiire were
nruoel who save The psouer excellent character HIS EN-
movers were ans the nutr sud also the pastor Of the Church
William Moofe boz tired Tor the aelt Of hii
s aHed 9th OF July last Ie accused
PISTOL Ia sr yard where he rcade aud cfeesy pat
suss which through fence and entered me BODY OF
NJ deca cd who the hnuse causing her at Il he
ms apparent occidental the Jury acquitted the prisoner
Thosr, youth II arfaened or it es'
oasnse In stealing the 9th o TIE present. n'n q
ps pants valued 20 20 from The store OF Aaron Co.e 20
The Poke Cou beng notorious shoFer he hsViaf been sere
ri to- A. ,he Pcufeuar srrnenod Ne pleaded guilty
and sentenced 10 the State Prison for tive year,
The Court then adjourtcd for the day.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

FATAL AcoIDENr.--A man named MAYiSs
was acedeu tay sot at West uoboken Monday siIeI
IL appears that no out hunting with s son-in
law getting fence with his cooked, u was
accidentally dharsed the whole OF the load passed
through mshsad killing him instantly lie was buried yes
ierday from his late residence, No. S13 Pcarlst.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-oFFICE

1N OF THE DAYTON AND CINCINNATI (SgoRr
Line RAILROAD COMPANY.--CiDcinnat September
y, l852-RAILRoAD LETTING -Scalcd proposals viii be
received Ut the Office OF a. Company situated on the
south eide OF 6th-st, between MAN and Walnut until
wednesday October ~, l8j2 II o'clock, r. NJ for ths
preparation AID construction Q section No Of the rOad Of
said Company ready for the slpeTstcture This section
the heay on the hne, and embraces the excavation OF
thousand feet Of erched approaches in addition ard om
two to our miles Of the road bed The job of masonry on
ths section will be heavy and the whole offers response
bic and energetic contractors OF the extensive and
compact sections VI work offered In the West The
tunnel passes through sfra6ed blue fossil limestone aud in
duTsted mari and WI be Of width double
tracks walled with stoae aud archtd with brick The Com.
Isny desires that the work shall be commenced a. coon as
possible alter the letting and conn The earliest prae-
hcabe period Other portions Of the work are in course Of
preparation for letting and Il adjusted may be offered at the
taIne time The plans and specifications win be ready for
inspection al this Office least two weeks prior 10 the let
ting. By order Of the BoaTd Of Directors
SAMUEL Ii. GOODlN, President.
JOIN {. THoRP, SECRETARY
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ALBANY Oct l3-The following have been the receipts OF
the psst a hours FLOUR. 5C0O bbs; CoRS ID 00 bush;
OARS IL eco bushi BAILEY, 1900 bush. FLOUR : dull,
6ud have sales TO report IN WHEAT CoaN = hrm Ct
&c for Western mixed with sales Of 500 bush. OATS
steady 10 600 bush sold i5c In BARLEY there is rot
much DING l0oo0 bush sold a. 7607ssc for tour rowcd
Of two rowed light aud Is wanted No further saes
have made Of Wisconsin BARLEY, which Is arriving
freely.
NHw-OKLEASs Oct. Section has been sctve since the
receipt Of the Americas sdvces and already COCO bales
ed o. Sales Of the last three days have been p 200
h9'CE