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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE May 6-Arr schr Mary Chiffon, Boston. CID.
ship Adams Liverpool; schr. Seguin, New York.
CHARLESTON, May 6-Arr ship Arngon bark Carolina New
York schrs North Carolina, Salem; Rockingham, Camden
CHARLESTON May AR. ship Charles Cooper York CD
Jasper chr Abaco o seaTspo for George
town n O day in Of head winds
BOSTON May 6Arr. chip Bombay, from Manila oarks w O.
Lewis White Cloud Maanzas Ida, Bahmore brgs
Toledo Philadelphia schrs r. Atkins, St. Domnso LOUISIANA
Port Prince James Norfolk Deborah Washington, " CT
Boomer Bamore Delaware, Presto, Neptune Mary Miller Ma
ta Isabella from Philadelphia John, Rondont Mary Crock
ei Caledonia Isabella Hannah D. Zephyr Winienoyet and
Granite State. New Yort.
Also arr ship Peteo Orleans Alexander (Br) Bo
schrs Virginia Price, Lady Suffolk and C. C. straon Phia
depha Newcastle Del Nmrod Troy VELOCITY New fork
Ga Beverly Norfolk, New Oreans
Charles Humberion Savannah Tes Manila Old Hickory,
Janero; Saxony. New Orleans ST. Mays. Mobile; bnss
Nheroy Georgetown, C.; schrs Lowell Jackme Antonete,
w. H. Atwood Fredecksbursh; Westover Richmond
Va; b i. Reeves, Philadelphia 80
spoken April ~ lat long 70 49, ship Nicholas Bddle, from
Apslachicos for Liverpool
ST DOMINGO April l4Arr schr Meridian Wood, for New;
York l2 days.
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March of Peru,mbsco Harbor, ship 6reesn, sy, I'm New
Yors fMar,L y for San Ffapcisco. 49, a.. -
Ayri lat ~ - NJ on 90 70 " i'ei oafs iH "
Ap, IS OF Hopelove sear Plymouth bark MARY no, n Cal
Xpri H. lat ~ ~ Ion ~ w. HIGHLAND Msy, I'm -, for
Jan "a A "a 4os 20 W., ship Surprise I'm London Tor
Hone kous. -,u e ~
xsuh "a lat NJ Ion. y - w. ship Sea Serpent, I'M View
Yort March 81 for San Franciseo 49,
snrl M M 50 50 NJ lon . 70 W., barn Wave, I'm Dublin for
nv l,, z a. Confidence I'm Cardena for Se~ Yors
Nay of aosaus seen ship De'onshe In Se- fora 'o'
Ami h 50 ~ lon 10 W., ship John Bunyan I'm Savannah
.l ~ passed Portsmouth, Eng bark Sori Amerca m
New-York for HAMBURG. -
Ami s lat :? u.s. lon ~ Dr. bark Means, fn Noble Or HHn
Ene.. 2 days out 49,
An1la lat S. len 80 w. hip CANAAN, Dmon, FIN cruise
Of % mos in the Arctic Ocean, 5000 bis. osr
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Arrived.

ship Bannoelsuu B) swan. Greesok days mase aoi
messengers, Durham 4 pmen.
X steamship Europs Lcs, Liverpool Apn ~ Al p NJ
passenger Cunsrd, I 6,h INST at 30 A. A
sssse3 steamship Asa, heacr for Liverpool
w Nhock, Jr. s5th uh lat q 81 ba So passed steamship
Hermann. hence tor Southampton and Bremen.
Spartan lBr Meh, 6eesk ~ days, iron and 25f PAS,
s<nser-, to Jsses Lee & Co
RSl lya Bartoa Havana 10 dave, sugar to Moses Taylor
BA Midas tBr Palmer Liverpool % DAYS, Edse aud SIS
Maitland, Phelps Co Ap 2. lat - ~, loo 81 a.
ea~ toR W, earned the man tc ssn, mast head Of
The core sph sal sud reccsec other carnage
az ien om yard dea but received
h,tk damage
Bah Pssdnou, tof walicaorol Bde San Jsaa De los Re
Nesmkh Sons % INST, M 81 To- oa
- spoke scx Mary Hill, o sKd TIM sesrsport < kassaa
Bsk keps Bsem krudset Bremes a days. Hds and sos
passengers, To ksdwsA Broher. -
Barb poa4h4 tBr PayEe 6ssow. via Shso, 50 days. Toa
asd $50 passengers, 10 Snnnen, Nnurn & CO.
bsk oasss Spsh lave 10 ndse and 4o 10
w h~ea Co April 81, bt s+ on - IS spoke hip ssas
Lecssrd sssss Tor s.Sss April 81 hs Al ~ lon 80 70 spoke
bark Nofthes1s, I'm Buofe g lonjsn 81 ns; large
ship stsefns = w. With the loss 81 top gallAs, mast
bne ~ oee Ferguson, Ca2fs,oa ds. eoa and naval stores,
10 q Buckley
Bns Cares tBre- Hoene Bremen ~ day. IN ballast sad le<
10 txks Sneistes April n, lat Ion -, er
WITH the Of schooner, abandoned leloi u
hscec. black Sh shts
- Hcs ees, heavy tie cosd not board
her spIearet 20 have been ons i-e tia, fore
'tanaas rain mast hsEsIs lbs stei e0sh so
81 .At
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PORTLAND Msy Ar -eLr Sea Los. Bfo~n We. fc..s
Amor, Brovn Mifrse or Sw York CID bsrss bfenei We
Sr. CHA Grace Mourn, 81 s,erhens b' "a I,.a
sns rr~ron Tnpr d Frarcss Ellen. Ir--y, Nv Ana
,,a.s Cochrsn Csrd.ns. y, me-, b. ASn n, Walton,
Hsrre;fa Hsrrnan Cubs; H-ary atkins, RENAL,
nohsv I.lpS c.: E-Tfs5. Nnrrs- Batmor-
PHrIApFIPHIA MAY s-Arr bra Msress. shAekSord Eas,
ror Bus Psuua, Fynn. Boston br sshr Nora Cod Ba.u
sshr Iuh-r Child Rater Ro.ton srr New " RI Pscs- Miles,
New seh Advance, Mcrss ss~ fors sehr MissasA'
sears Cissrsd Sci Geo Harms Somers ChaesHn
sehr Josepb Lysrnd Bel rJmosth seer Jana s,pa,
rt wilrnirr,an C. sctr AIMS srrnrl-r somm-r- a-on
sctr od zaek Mullen New Hareu schr WIN Eesaar Han'ef
W..uhes,er: Juhs snd EhEa, Mars AL. b. -t"n 49,.
RICHMOND My 4-Ar c -. f&tr ct, Arrtnts PAD. egln
Trml ID Rousry Wcks. View York. SD hns Palm On fort
N,thsB ,hr. Oranna, Dodge, kewYnrk Com nter IN Ch
Wossm A~rsndra Thomas Cooper, Corsoa S-~-foki teh
nond. Tsver Alexandria a..
sTCSINGTOy MAY e-Au shf. Henry, Carter. and Racket
welsh belfast for New York; 3d. sohr West Falmouth bAos
New Bedford for Ns~fort.
SAVANNAH My i-Ch bark Guia, Leslie View York ;schr
Brovn CoI- Philadelphia - arr bsss Lazy o. tn. LAKE,
JR- DUNCAN Liverpool III r. KNOX, smhtb, Bos0s
so bra sar.h Thorrdke Harding. Boston.
WILMINGTON ~ C. MAY 3-Au bark Gen. Jones, Having
R,.,on ,cnr Jsha 6l-r. PhlsJeph Harriet ha1e's
MsnSeuiI bark NgskBgun Laneaste aSsrpc
fr,por,ed of several day. , .chr Powell WAITS
~ york CID 81 schr Mary Powell Powell. New YORK
WARFEAM-Arr 3eh Mary Novel;, Cohssset AMI sed f'h
Er Ssw York; lst Alexander NJ, Perry Esex .oop Prudent
land sailed the 4h for do 81 schr frankhn fa
mouth Asswam Besse New Yort Sailed 3D. schr J. '" NC
Kee Philadelphia
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Disasters, &c.

Bha w Barns OF and from Boston arrived Chsse. the
9Th u, with OF fresh lumber &C. but couh find
marls and proceeded for Navy Bay GONG into Chasres
hours cot OF al cost OF $780, no damage but unshppas the
put INTO Havana the 9Th u distress leaking badly and
would have 10 discharge her Had thrown about leo
l.,rr. dated Thomas. April 70, addressed
10 Euwood Waller ESQ Secretary OF the Board q Una-rwuer.
The bak Minerva, tofNew Yorkl Buck from Baltimore for Bel
N ces' leaking considerably and part Of the damaged
Surveyors have ordered the cargo 10 be discharged
ashore Mocus Xeys Neavitss
gwen and is feared the vessel with the would be lost
bAhk vcsn MARi Upton OF and from Boston for
ashore on onos eight mule east ssgua, night Of ssi Ap and
RrroAr M...s Philadelphia. from Leshorn: Durins
,e p@ssas had yer boeroqs weather and for thirty days
slant gales ron The Westward lost spArs, sails &C. APn lat IS
~ NJ lon SS 30 w. IN heavy gale struck BY wh
earned away mann rs and sre ten ssncon, short on above the
osek Ap lat 81 20 ~ ion a. 80 w, ea with the wreck Of
bs, about 800 burden fun Of wae; above
john vessel painted b ss x NE is narrow sS ~s iisrs il Ii
lon Is W. III S ancisS ~1es OF sns sppSn from $50
,uSs ea.aen M o water her 1r ne nearly oshtersie bat
inside hhi yellow cabin deck panee and painted yellow and
wee sro bead ana two s stars upon NE sp Bright lower
Ss black ySr from w the sails had been blown and
I'm, mn. 's s , nsan' mast ma y; 49,. r. - -
westerly ra on the passage split sAs stove boat and sustained
IN, .s, Warner a, Nsracabo on tn. 18th April
and commencing dhsug the following day. and whea hall
cargo out erred TO be attacked with
the vsT Which ausor es AMI ,hey ordered The
vessel where she wos probably detained
Bls okOIr Brandt NewYors arrived at Kew West on III.
18th Ar expenenced weather sad leaked
ten, 70 both be Kept
ssfe The DAY ste her ARRIVAL held the
OF Which was that ordered that she shou be caukeS
her copper the Surveyors beng the onon that the
vessaen ~os he found have poce-,ed from her
mari THIS done. aud he esh she reported
Tor sea aud on the Ssh saed o ST. Marks Her repairs amounted
10 ~ IL, everything included
Bss CVsasea lAure hey West ora experienced
,ey heavy weather. and sustained dsmsse her &C.
survey was immediately, her ARRIVAL he'd when ordered
hai Der coal houh be saded facilitate close examination ao
per eoncuon eens made This having on the ssi or
Ger, were gwen that she shoa ee csne up
and Der spsrs and
eNeISl.ss eonpete sailed
on the Ssh Apah ssr ApaachicolA.
irt sss LAvAec., OF Westery r. l. Grinsnsn master
New fos bound for lAyaes Texas cargo OF assorted dy
sooc ran ashore the North key Shoa Ami if
sh dsy o1t at ok the evening With. half an hour .rr
she stfsok she BOARDED By the ssop George E.
but refused assistance Her however our The
.snued the wness ard BY olock uorras sacc@ae
he~vnF her OF She thnred pretty heavily while aground bat
the mousnt she Was clear see pyoceeced aervoyss-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. MAY
Cleared.

stvsmer-Cy II EcFck Post, Peersburg &c, Mailer Lord
Oneida oNed Philadelphia, W. H. Thomson Michigan, More
Ao9se, Phsiadelha-
Shps-Amsean Congress. Whams London Grinpsn Mnturn
Co Star OF the West Bowen Liverpool j. Ihompson& Nephew
Vssent Rr Boss Charleston, Jos kcrshaw South Carolina
Stewart Rotterdam, D. Hur6ut Co Gsha Richardson, Mo
kie, Wm Whtlosk, Jr.
Bsrks-Mansoa Haskell Havana, Perey Hall Rona Jarvis
knss,ou, feok Church Afghan, lBs Black ueeec GsSpe
Deem Co; Coqaei,e tfrl Nebe Havana n Martha Co
BflsS-Wikon fuer Johsson Savannah. Dunhsn a DnOn
Cha Heath. Putnam jefferson, Nesmh Soas Forest Pnaee.
AncAey ST Mays Thompson Hunter Demarara. (Bzl Fynn
81 john n b McsyHon Pembroke, Pike, Philadelphia Brett,
No~c CO. Era Jar- MAsrath, Jardne
jenny S~) Eh~erS-n, Gcenburs, Mayor Co Northmsn,
Tarrar Philadelphia Brett, vose Seaors Br Cary
ssues. HarnoIys Nephew.
Sshooners-Sash Elisabeth Smith, Haven master Hem
rich, (btsnn kohn, Agusta, forpe Chihsn R
hart indsor, n ;, j. Whitney Co. Londonderry
Dosssh Bsh~a J. whteey Co Hester West. New Haven.
punAan Dmoa Emerald Curtis, ST. Marys, Nssuth
H. FAnrer der. Wilmington 4. 7. Powell King
spouneo CITY N. N. freeman London, Brl Crane
ST. Jehn, r. w Barnhsm pebcnxr b. Loekhsr, Wind
81, y. A. Bloomfield
Sioop-Fteder,k Br0wR. Gardner, Providence. master
Balse-DopAla Saekhoase. Philadelphia, }. & n BExs~
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OITY of NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,

" BONDS. at PRIVATE SALE.-The undersig ned offer
for sale 500 of the Corporate Bonds OF the City OF Nor
folk with per cent Interest Warrants attached.
These Bonds issued to Railrsad Companies In pay
nen for subscriptions and in OF $500 EACH payable
Anil 1872 with interest the LIST days OF OCTOBER and
April respectively in the City OF NewYork They are Is
sued by the Municipal authorities of the City OF Norfolk,
confirmed BY the popular VOTE under special Act OF the
the Select and Common Councils of the City OF Norfolk 10
provide funds meet the interest punctuay and likewise
to Sinking Fund to retire the principal at maturity
The population of the borough of Norfolk Is about oOo
and Of the city proper about 6,0W. 49,,
The city debt the 9th March 1852 exclusive OF the
above 1901 $50 represented by City Scrip The income
for the year 1852 will be about SOL 00 resulting from taxes
and lease of city property. ~,
Norfolk from its central location its easy access from the
sea its protected position its ample dimensions and great
depth OF water entire freedom from ice in the severest
winters and its healthy climate combine to render point
most favored of nature for all purposes OF commerce.
IL will be by the that Norfolk by means OF tne
Seabord and Roanoke Railroad made principal point Tor
three important lines of Railroad which meet dewster
within her precincts ,
lst The great Southern route over the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad passing through Weldon, Wilmington,
Manchester Branchve and thence to Charleston or con-
tnune from Branchyile TO Augusta Atlantic, west
Point Montgomery Mobile to NewOrleans r
I'd The interior central route proceeding from norfolk
over the Seaboad and Roanoke Railroad to Gaon thence
to Raleigh Salisbury Charlotte, Columbia and 10 Branch
Vile and thence to NewOreans North Carolina mas SUD-
scribed 81, COo 600 to this line.
Sd. The Western route, passing from Norfolk upon the
Seaboad and Roam ke Railroad proceeds Lynchburg and
thence south westerly Knoxville, Chattanooga Iuscu-
bia and Memphis Virginia has subscribed 10 TINS
line
In addition to these main lines there others accessory
TO and with them and by which large sections Oh
country are made accessible to Norfolk Apply TO
CAMMANN WHITEHOUSE co. No 81 Wallst
WILLIAM WARD No. 10 Exchange-place.
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from our Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.frrired-ship Gen. Washington,
Berry Leson bark Nashua Clifford Boston bs Integrity Br
McDas, Gilshoro n B. schrs Canary Farnsworth, Calais
Phobe BAXTER Wheen Gloucester Jacob Raymond Bowie Nan
tucke Bay Clark Charlotte Porter York
MORRISON Rsley jersey City Argus, Baldwin, New York Ack
Faurs., New York ST. George, Murphy dol joseph Rushing
Dale, 90.
NeIve. Cardenas bng Patrick Herring Losnt St Barte;
China, Studey, Boston; Nesta, Norw COch john N. B.
Adrauce, McRae Boston; Ackan Faussc,t do T. ~
Mach White do Thos Potter, Clark do Virginia wrghtuson
Fall Ryor Monsoon, Risky Jersey City; Curtis Fau,se
Boston G Willard, Willard Portland Edus c. Kelly, Boston
Luther Child Baker do ST. George, Murphy do; Rushing
Dole Fall RIVER Qu.en Brown Boston LOUISA Lunt Newberry
port propeller, Diamond, Stevenson, NeSYork.
NEWPORT, May Arr bries Cuwf,rd Crawford from Bath
Confidence Price from Csrdena chrs T. W. rhOrne Duree
River !sr Troy Gslensate BrshtnaA, do for Norfolk.
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To Mariners.

Nsw Bneos LrGHr srs.Fr- svssA-rhe snsw;ns
translated from the Nefk<rAasas
count OF the Lshi House The OF saaa wrat
in,o operation SSH Nov. last:
TIE beacon which sad hgh placed stands tie beach
Al the foarh PORT ihreeq mile aacr AZ
los S. Sc longitude OF Greenwich kod isttasa l,
sne badnx roolrd with tiles, from the top OF
tsrfec OGDEN proes Tie hnsFs elevated Rhasnd
feet $3.50 Nethef&nd els above the .atcs
hsht Stationary cstasytc 0f t- H-a arst
sort Lighting the sntfe horEo reaches the y
tho s-c a Distance e 81 Gerraa nlss, wtch
vii b. 'se- from gst:sf t<tsace "a ne arfa4s
seTs iAr hogou OF The = ,sfsel gkcas
anx Aaf he casrocss q ne a.rcsyhsfe Lay pxrEi
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CALIFORNIA QUARTZ MINING

" STOCK-The subscriber offers for sale Twenty Shares
of f2nO each in Union Mining Company, located
Wolf Creek near the city Of Nevada Machinery of the
most approved kind for Crushing Mil has been sent out
from NewYork nearly FIVE months since pamphlet con-
tanning eeneIa information about the Company can be OBJ
tanned at the Office Of RICHARD OAKLEY, No. 81 VII
iam-st where also quantity Of the ore mot mere speci-
mens) can be examined.
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1871 s,ses HE and Shoulders at de " ~ on time In
WHISKY there Ia. been more doing SAFES ~ ou'
prncipsliy ct the former quotation.


M0rkcfs. .RepoTted " Iet<gTdpa
CHARLESTON, May 6-CorroS-Sales to-day, 2 700 bales
q 7a9c Prices range higher and have still an advancing
tendency.
CHARIEsros, May 6CorToN-saies to-day, 800 bales
end during ths week. H. ost 09tc The advance OF the
week ha been idic. Middlng FAIR IL quoted al &C. Far
Ste3c The weeks receipts have been 88o and the stock
@ hand exclusive of that ship board Ia 81 800 bales IN
eludine LOCO Upland and 594 Sea Island.
ClNcrNSArI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been IN good
demands 30 hhds sold 73c packed and $50 hhts sides
brought DC; loco d Bulk Shoulders sold at MoLAssLs
h in good demand sales Of 800 hhds at SIC SUGAR Is Nm
ALBANY Nav 6-FLouR has been dull az sfasi % iot
common 10 straight State. WHEArNo sales OATS are AZ
Ale CoaN steady at 5ed59c for Yellow round win Sales
of IA 600 bush.
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Gnanrial.


OFFICE OF NArroSAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. So Wall-st, New-York May 3 1852
A Semi annual dividend of ten per cent.
has this day been declared by the Beard OF Directors
PAYABLE ON the 9Th inst The transfer book will be closed
from this date to the 9Th inclusive
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p.ce,n,. of Produce. MAY

Bv Eric Ralyoad-2S27 sides Leather llsl bb!s fiour
40 ntss Butter $50 Hogs, tuns and 1873 bars Iron
n Nec asen Railroads. pkgs Butter, 10 90 Cheese'
and IS rolls Leather. ~ 800 =. -, -.
1S3 bbs Whisky $40 bush Corn, and 26l0 bush Wheat
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THos. BELL, Auctioneer No n Wht.-st
A UCTION SALE of FURNITURE
n SATURDAY the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock AN large
Torment OF Furniture consisting of Beds Bedstsais Ma
noeany 1s1es Chairs Carpets Kitchen and Pantry Fai.
ss and All tngs necessary for respectable housekesons
terms cash Sale peremrtory House 70 let
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A. N. MEswIS. Aactioness.
DY BANGS BROTHER a ~

- Trade Sale RoomA No. IS Puk-row.
MONDAY, May 10, at o'clock, PM. and the sn.
days at O'clock AN 'at
REGULAR SPRING PARCEL SALE-A most .,-u.,
lection OF English Books embrac ng some Of the go ~
hcAtiors OF Messrs. II. G. Bonn, II. WALbog-ne ~
On & Co, and Others "1S
Catalogues are row1ea dy and may be had on .n,...
MONDAY EVENING, May 10 at n o'eoca:
ulAr publications. T
Oil Paintings and Ensnvir ga choice coscfinn
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w. MciLvarS. Aucfioneer.
A UCTION NOTlCE-Sni.v

IA rosly Rosewood Drawinsroom and Ch,,,h-, - ~
tnIe Rosewood Piano Forte. Carpefs 10 Bv uxS2s.
SON on FRIDAY, Al 10y O'Clock At the spacioos sstt
No i25 25thst few doon west Of 7thav eli the ss-s
contained In said house consisting Of cold Roe ~
covered with Satin Dsmssk rtte sretes Divsns go
mans match; spen sid Rosewood Pisno-F ~ ose
Carpets rich Matte Ornamental Chips C,..s.-.st.a<
OilCloihs OF the best quality. French Beds,rss. - -
latest round eopers, Dressing Bureaus Black w. =.
Dipinsroom Furniture, Beds Bedding M.,rr---@ -
eeiher with the Kitchen Furniture with whicn - ~ y
Commence The while TO h. persmptorly and po~,, - ~
without any Csfsouses viii be ready .,s
can he examined morning Of sale. &''''e,s
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NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS of SIT
LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY FOR IN.

~ Al d ~
i y LAWRENCE MINING COMPANY FOR IN
CREASE OF CAPlTAL-Notce is hereby given In purm.
OF the 2st section Of acts Of the enfitJ
Act TO authorize the formation Of cororstious Er NAM
featuring Mining Mechanical Chemical purp.ses- ns..J
feh H. 1873 thai meeting Of The Stockholders NJ ths
Company will be held their Office No II 10 the Ins,.s
Building corner OF Val ard William ss On &c I1th Az -
Gsy next Il 30 clock r n W W
TIE object Of sad meeins 4 q pcr.s-a .ha c,..,
stoc< 81 sala 81 Lawrence Mining COMPANY sad 80 lie
number u Trustees. Dated Aprii > I15a " 49, 80
THOs- Adds EhlMETl
:! L. GRATACAP Trustees.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
asn-Rsss-... b3s-ts--...7 oS Moon-Rses IL 2om
- HIGH wArER......rHis DAY.
Sasdy Hook 10 22m Gov Island IA 3sm He'd Gats.. Ism
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no. . whitesi SATURDAY. the eth inst, at 10
Bees beds'eads Mahogany Tables Chsx C.spst, Yirren
arc PANTRY frnare al things nsce-ary Cor
housekeeping Terms cash. Sale pereInpory fiotss 20
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VTEN PER CENT. COUPON BONDS
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS
S5000O EATON and HAMIL-

NJ y IUN KAILKUAD CO. BONDS
These Bonds bear interest at the Of per cent Der an
num- which, with the principal Il psyable In The C;tv ~
Newfork the latter the LIST Of January 1852 The
amount Issued $4,000 which Is secured by mortgage ON
the road with its fixtures dep5ts &c &c ornns In 80
hen hereapon excepting loan Of S5O0 by the citv Of
Cincinnati They hsy. the privilege of into Stock
n par II any time within hve years The T. and r az
tends from the Cincinnati Hamilton ana DAYTON 1dis,snt
Is miles from Cincnnat to Richmond Wayne Co. Indiana
wnee II ntesees the Indiana Central RR and rites with
In length 10 a miles and It's Immediate completion and
equipment have been provided for by the issue on these
Bonds The total cost will be Set1G1 being double tha
amount OF mortgage debts full statement OF the condi
non and prospective business &C. Of the Road and all oh,
nfomaon be obtained Of the undersigned who or.
or sae ESQ 600 Of the Bonds all that remain undisposed on
SAMMANN, WHITEHOuSE CO. No. s. WALTZ
CARPENTER VERMILfE, No. Al Wiham-st
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Passengers Arrived.

h ship Bavaria from Haws-J c. Penenoud, Louise Pen
noud. Gusiave, Lsuise, zehe aud Adele Penenoud.
hnsshtP Bana0ektuuR, from Giasgoir-MT. Campbell
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COTE Chiffon, Aactionecr.
4 SSIGNFE'S SALE of VAIUApr

~ LIGHT wAGONs-The subscriber win -
MONDAY. Msy H. al II O'Clock A. NJ on sh- -, u
Of ftb-sv. and lS2d a., Hsrem l.rs lo, =,
dshi Bnssy Wagons with tops and without prries.5.
ly built and almost entirely Of iron and steel
H. q. JUDD l..,.-
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Drp Goods.

IMPORTANT to MERCHANT TAI
ILORS, CLOTHIERS, aud DEALERS in DRY GOODS.
THOMAS GRAHAM informs the Trade that he nov De.
votes all his time 10 buying Goods adapted mems wear
Package Sales otherwise when forced Oh Tor cash lie
has opened Nos 80 end 50 Cedarst corner Of Wihams
NewYork where he has always on hand tall assortment
Cloths Cassimsres Nestings Sainets Tweeds leans Ian
ems Teiors' Trimmings in general &C. which he viii eel
ANY quantity at lowest auction prices for net cash.
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$IOOONN) TO a % .Ss,s ;., ss"s
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IJANTILLAS Mt REDUCED PRICES.

MANTILLAS at REDUCED PRlCES
VE f. s. MILLS, No. 6 Courtlandt-st, near Broadway
Y begs leave TO inform bis and merchants go
orally that in consequence Of the auction ne ~
the great reduction IN the prices of Blscs silks and INN
mings lie is now offering his various styes Of Msnln
greatly reduced prizes and invites the particular sssAu
dealers 10 call and examine them before purchasing a
comprises all the fashionable Broadway ay
prices from 81 80 to S-together with the usual tod
Spring Shaws Of all kinds
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The Ocenn steamers.
" STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH OF MAY.

twenty Poi
half Inland be added except to Great Btan
Newspapers by either Line to the Continent must be prepaid s'
each.
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NOTlCE.-A dividend of four (4) per
cent from the profits Of the Chemung Railroad Com
PaDy for the last months has been declared PAYABLE On
and after the 10th May the Hanover Bank The Tansr
Books viii be closed from LIST 10 llth May NAV a la52
BY order. H H. CASEY Ssc;v