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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
WEST RANDOLPH ACADEMY,

I"G Elhh Oh tnS INSTITUTION VIII commence
4 september LIST, and continue 10 weeks,
AUSTIN ADAMS, A. NJ, PrincipaL
JOHN ADAMS SMITH, Associate Principal.
MISS MEL2INA $. EVANS, Preceptress and
- - Teacher Of Music.
JOSEPH w. HOWE, Teacher of Penmanship.
Mr. Smith, member of Dartmouth Colese il one of tho
first scholars In his class and experienced and
fal teacher.
Miss Evans Is graduate Of Burlington Female semina
Ty and has reCehy been Teacher Of Music in the same
There WI be large class in the school pursuing the
college studies uf the Freshman year. Students wishing
to prepare for an advanced standing in college might find
1t for their interest to make inquiries what facilities
are offered here.
The price Of board in good families, including toom
wood, lights and washing, 81 5Oper week. Ladies' who
take charge OF their own rooms and do their washing
can obtain board for 81 5 per week. The of buard
ing places which has thus far been experic need, will be
obvated during the present Summer Several dwelling
Eouses are building, and the facilities for boarding will be
greatly enlarged sefboardng is very fashionable here,
for which there is ample opportunity.
Fur further information inquire by letter or otherwise of
Rev. s. sparhawk, J. p Kdder, Esq. or the Principal.
EDMUND WESTON, Secretary.
| West Ran1olDb Juue
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
RAILROAD LINE.
Bradford & MOnfDelicr Stage.

T,,,I, - - -" t1SN''
STAGES leave Bradford for Cornth, Tupsham, Orange,
~ Barre and Montpelier Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, arriving at Montpelier at O'Clock, p. M.
Returning, leave Montpelier Tuesdays, Thursdays
ahd Saturdays nj A. M passing through the above.
named towns arrive AT Bradford in Tor tho second
trall for Boston, and the first train north.
Fare from Bradford to Montpelier, 1,50.
Passengers by akng this Stage Bradford reach any
Of the following places the day, viz Burlington
whitehall Saratoga Schenectady, Utica, SYRACUSE Roch-
ester Bniialn New York City, Rouse Point Malone Og
densbnrgh, Sa kets llaTbur st. Johns, La Prairie and
Montreal, C, L r. x d. ROWLAND, PTopretors
July, 1852, 3Il
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
Free Democratic Convention.

Free Democratic Convention.
The Free Democrats of Caledonia County, are
requested to meet in Convention at DanvlIe, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of August instant at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of filling the
vacancy in the County ticket, occasioncd by the
declnaton Of Hon. William Mattocks
M. P. WALLACE,
JOHN MCLEAN, c.
A. L. JUDEVINE, Co"ay
DAVID POWERS, |o""''''ee'
JAS, II. CURRIER,
Cabot August ., 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
1florrie0.

IN Montpelier, Aug 18th, by Rev. VIM, II. Lord, Mr..
ALjah Keith and Miss Sarah A. Miller, only daughter and
heir Of the late Col ]. r. Miller both OF Montpelier
Marriage rightly understood,
Gives to the gentle and the good
A Paradise below" F.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
Vt. Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY.

Making l per cent. for the yeaf
ending August 1852 Said per ccntage be the
original amount Of premium note without reference any
endorsement and to be paid 10 the Treasurer at bis Office
IN Montpelier, before the 20th day Of October 1854
The TwENTYFIFTH ANNUAL REPoRr cont lining a de.
tailed statement Of the business af the Company the
Der and amount of LOSSES &C.. will be published early in
September, and put in the hands Of the neubets to which
respectfully refer them for full statement showing tile
Importance to them and the Company, Of the
payment of their assessments
j.. Y. THURsTON, Treasurer.
Office ". Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
Montpelier. Aug. 7, 1852
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
BARRE AGADBmY4

u ia NO 40 n AA-I III U q III q 2
THE FALL TERN will Wednesday,
L Sept LIST. Teachers Class will be ganized early
IN the Term Board, 81 so per week. Arrangements will
he made To- accommodate all who may apply for board The
Principal has engaged full aud competent Board OF
Teachers, and every effort viii be made to make Barre
Academy pleasant and profitable residence "a! scholars
Barre, Aug. 3, 1852. '32w4 FN''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
AAI@BAAR A@AmwwY.

NHE FALL TERM Of this Institution will commence
L "Wednesday, Sept lst Each Department Of In.truc.
ton is furnished it'll experienced Teacher Board
81 ,25 per week.
Students requested To he present at The commence
ment Of the term. X. PANGBORN, Principal.
II. d. WOOD, Associate "
Johnson AuI. 6, 1852
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19

A CARD.
MRS. WINsLOW TO TIE LADIES
Mr. Wnsow, an old and experienced nurse and Female
Physician, would call the attention Of the Ladies to her
Soothing Syrup for Children eehing. II will Immediately
relieve them from PAIN alRy all spasmodit action suf
the gums, reduce inflammation, and is regulate the
bowels. Depcnd upon it, mothers, it gve rest your
selves and relief and health to your children
Price 25 cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities Of Mrs. WnSl WIS
Soothing Syrup during the past six years. several thousand
the last year. We believe ii the best medicine in the
world for chdrtn eehing, or for the of DysenieIy
and DiarrhBa in Children whether il arises from eethng
any other II gives universal satisaction-never
heard a complaint from any using it-never sold
medicine universally successful in relieving pain and
efecting cnres-rellef is absolutely sure.
CURTIS Il PERKINS, Druggists, Bangor, Me-
Sold by Agents in nearly every town in the STATE
Thousands have been cured, why may not you, by the
Cramp and Pain Killer.
The world is asonlsled at The wonderful cures performed
by the Cramp aud Pain Killer prepared by CURTIS x
PERKINS. Its equal has never been known for removing
pain in nll for the Of spinal complaints, Cramp
III the limbs and stomach, rheumatism in all its forms bill
ous cholc burns, sore throat and gravel, Is ecdedy
the best remedy in the world. Evidence Of the most Won
dertu cures ever performed by any medicine
lars IN the hands Of agentsyOu may be positively sure of
relief if you it.
N Bile and call for CURTIS & PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer All others bearing this are
base limitations and will deceive and mjure the patient
Price u g % and 81 lets per bottle, according to size
8TSuld in Montpelier by s. X. Collins aud by agentsin
enary every town in the State. 3Oyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-08-19
BosToN. Thursday, Aug. 10.

LATER FROM THE FrsHERrEs-Dy the steam.
err Admiral, we have St. John papers Of yester-
day. Commander PERRY, of the Mississippi,
landed at St. John on Monday, and was received
nv Guard of Honor. On Thursday, he pro-
ceeded to Fredericton, have an interview with
the Governor.
A public dinner to the Officers Of the Miss
,ssippi is talked of by the inhabitants of st
JohR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN

Staf,d eessi0H--Monaay May II. 49,.
.omp,ncotion--By Assistant Ali Ms5bait OF Cot Com
spSapi Heght in behalf of the veteran Corps OF q" Z-
Ia sccef ting invitation guests OF tie CRY IN July
Filled. ~ >, +, n,
p,ffioss-By Assistant Nd Bouion Of }. '. ID FOWL
or fr correction OF as-esDet Tor IA sun tgus
10 Committee ON ASsessfsi-fts.
Nv Assistant Aid peelaD, OF Foreman a"d Members OF
Fr-ne Co. No , that Sias Henry BE- restored 70 The ere
DscaT,,p.ut To Committee on Fire Department
Nv Assis; AID Valentine IF Aadrew 8r-'nner ard
others for regarding l1d-st between ID and 5d-ays 10
COMMITTEE Streets
~ same of Amos J1nes and Others f)r increase % was
or pavernents 20 Committee on Salaries and Ohces
Nv same Of James Fyerdsn aud others that vacant ios
be fenced between lgh aud 2sts and LIST and zdags 10
Committee Streets. . r..
Nv SANG of Robert Davis and Others, for house for
Hook and Ladder No ToCommitfee on fire Department
nv same Of VIM NJ CorInck and others f0I r. veT IN
3hhst between Sd and ihcvs To Committee on 'Sers
OLA H. TAYLOR TO be allowed - construct sewer n I'D
9, nj his expense. To Committee on Sewers
E,yoy,-Of Connl,tee on Assessments adverse 70 the
petition OF Hollis Holman and Others In ea.on to the as
sessment for the sewer built in s'tsst Adopted 3
OF Committee Sewers IN favor OF altering the sas VI
the unn pert Of tbs in Bndge between ,slo
and WhehalLsts viz the inner bottom TO be raised "a
space feet elevation Of 10 inches above ns
ssoe shown the plan of the work and thence
usd the elevation the termination a w hfeha
Adopted. =
OF Committee on Assessments adverse :, ne pshnon OF
Eliza Coukhn relation the Assessment Tor roSuiaInx
paving siins curb and gutter stones and eudaas I'D
2sth e. FROM 5d-sv to Fest RiveS AdoPtsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18


Wayne Irisua sunday evening oh inst, JOSEPH
HETcHUy Of Joseph and Hanu ali Aa' ksseroa
OF the liza asa. JAMES DoMlsicS IA The
t. fps,a Le,is, stephens Church. NJ
srcome snd obryFe Weis--ay the l~'n, ST. % o.
P NJ ~. Of ms and soasnA~ arr 'n's
ted Ia attend. 49,
Hoyriior Mass. ssel - y-ars hsr remains were ne'- "
sEMs-s.ehu.-.,. 81, ,wosr.-t.r) vii plrsse
On Sunday May oonsumP'la FRANCIS JULIUS acct
year and day -on Of Gsore sSs S,,aIrss :,
johns yorker- eldest 81 the late hoa Henry x so'f'
The funeral vii tsss pac- ,osy At " his Parish Church
and the aiane OF h bre'hEen rub eesy aad ohsr
leave ne Depot Chamber =, a, O'Clock p n n.
la of MONDAY the i'th last after
hsseos ue.-. ELizABETH, reheo the late Michael L"~Se
" u .n c h. - her seu. together with IN.
johns, Chur b. York P,ecs snt WSssnenn.i NJ
T. chunhe B,oyo are resssie S''r !" az Res
st. between Due and Gold Her remains WILDE 'aksn to Green
wood
Yort from tie ssh day Of NAV to day Of May Is5s' Mes,
"a; Women s3 Boys. Is; Girls. el-o,at ST. A.
phia sca,d Brouchu. cr.a'e' choer' Nor
bu. Cole Consumption a. Con'uoa' 81 0soqp : n
hIuH Treaens . DsTea . p"psy = D.py "a nc T,,r
tire skull Fnle Fever . fe'er Bilious Fever Pusrper
> reyer SCARE, q rrvrr Tyrso ryphn- H. Disease Of
nd i e ES'Pi aS sSS.- aa ssas Ham
9' Lung. ~ m ann MSrma,on Manu., H. Meas,
Mor'scson p'y Premature e,,h Ea ". s%,s
- n = % - n 70 ys' % % to s % TO 60 IL j.
70 TO- u; 10 10 So u 20 70 10 100 uaknown,5
Pl1oe, IF Nsfrty-Un,ei states, 2s Ireland, "a Ensand
Scotland Wa Germany, 3, Switzerland y fruss'a' -
We: lud'es /; unknown, 3 =. .,
Pox RirdaF> lsthi 81 CIV
wells u .oo'-" -
Culored Orpl an i.y'uin. |. CoOfed persons, ~
Inerment, returned from Wards Island - ,.
A. W. WHrs City Inspector
Cay btsp.e',y's Qses May 49, 1859.
RKPOsr DsArHs tie City Of Brooklyn for the week
erdins May Is 49, - -.
Ahsres- bronchitis =; Cancer casnaV -
Come stiou Of the the Ipse' Consnmp
ton To- Convusions 3 Debility, Dropy, p Dropy, ted u
Fever Bilious l. Fcver Pnepera' Fever, Scarlet Fever,
T, phus :: Heart Disease, Hencrrlage Lnnse ihhtmns
.on Of the Hsin Inflammation ofthe Liver Msormt'on,
M.nsnas Birth, Small Pox, stubborn, -
Sufosaton. AZ, dent, ]. -
me- IL. Feaalrs % Alult- 49, Children, - Total u.
NJ WENDELL, Health oacer
or, nj y, hoard Ell Health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
Bo.Bp or ALpERMEN-Mond0y NJ

BoARD OF lNondGY Aay
l7-Richard Compton Esq, in the char, and qEorlm
present The minutes OF the previous mecNs were Eeaa
PcitaHs Icfs7ca- OF Engine Co No fg additional
rler II men Of James Nuns to be res I'd rom err
tzx Of Martin Pesapg for lease Of basement under
Issfx Market Of Jabish Clnes TO have tax reunited
Tfsotns adogfcdro repair ilesterst from the bowery
ia Chry se-st and Chiystie ST. from teser u 1fd ST.
aud tC charge the expenses thereof to me Contractor "l'
built sew eIs Ia saiG streets % NJ, 80. {,
foDul1 ica o2S from street COMMUNICATES street
Commissioner seat report IN answer TO resolution oil in
oiy ~ to the EXP Of opening 27hst whch vas or
oerd IN be piniea Ii contains the following Items Tx
rensTs on first COnmsso aers fees 81 room hire
Sl9i CLERK hire $50: Surveyors fees SD W .scn hlfe
S8. Stationery s. GO Attorney aid Coase ices AID PRINT
irr $50 9n Total, s2GO So Oa second report
,'ss;uner' fees S7Js; Room lire SiCc Clerk hue 500
Survivors fees 500 Carriage hire s. Stslioaefy so
Pcs,na notices gees; Printing notices 81; AdveItisi,s
sce0 is ATTORNEY and CO .nel fees all cos.s 81 Ia vi
Total on second report, S,l7i i6l. ~,
L,oiuiios -4do6iedTo repair fTont,st between Alsd-
en line and W llits ~ 10 iePni ~'e''' '''S- i'''
b. AID Ward. Tha, lie Counsel to tho Cooperation be
,ossted 10 ish 10 the Common Council the state o the
ease Of tfe widening Of Wast nom 6roadway 10 Ns-ss-
~ in copy of H., opinion OF ms honor lsiiee kDoso-
welt And sisblis opinion as to whether It Is lsnt 70
continue such proceedings ~ It's present. shape. aud ais
counnance VI the wold save the city from large
e1rtuse and litigation to repsr Nal5st between resi
end Water Sta - p. -
Ecg., 4dopied-n favor OF altering the grade Of 2dav.
between 18th ana j2ds II erect gass % feet vide on the
erst aud west sides Of tie PARK spPosiag tn estimates
for .skint up the north SIDE of pier No 80, X; IN
favor OF regulating aud grading iexinn sv between istn
Al 4, sch SIS favor OF pucf asin9 10. Tor Engine No 81
for he purpose % erecting house 70 Od pier a. roe
Of i1,h Mr. II isvor OF changing me ronte OF ts
Gsv Iailrusd aver Of regplii1s ami psring lthst
Cles.uf.st between Madison and O4k-sts
The Beard adjourned 10 tAis atsEnocI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
!E@ The Land Reform Association held

a meeting at T" Headquarters Saturday evening
last VIM V BAR in the chair CO nrnittees were ap-
pointed and the necessary arrangements made f1r
grand mass meesg, to be held in the PARK OF the
friends of the Homestead Bl,' now in the hands OF
the U s. Senate The rseeling was an enthusiastic one
The members were 10 fine spirits and are determined
10 "look we'll to the Senate"
Memorials to the u s Senate arc being circulated Tor
sisnstes all persons favorable thereto are requested
10 call and sign their names, either at John CONNER
iords, 49, Broadway, or at The Tribune aud Sunday
D,pcteh Offices The ball is now in motion LEI US keep
itrong until we have secured to every man the rsa'
IN ssi, under his own vins and fgtree, with none t.
molest or make him afraid" The call for the proposed
meeting will be issued In few days.
BENJ PRICE, Sec. Com OF Arrangements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
RoARn OF SupERylsoRs.---M Monday

The Recorder in the chair.
me COMMITTEE on County Offices presented Report in
favor of publishing condensed form tho records d the
r. gister's Office. =, IT,. rll h.
Owen of the expepse as it might cost the City $40 900 or
500 900 and he did not see besides the utility OF the meas
ue. ..., :, -, -, ca 80. ,,,,,
thing a. 10 what would be the u the oD W - done
AID D moved that il no referred hcS when W i) as
were other amendments and the report was adopted
report was received from the Corporation Attorney IN
answer 10 resolution stating the LUMBER OF salts In his OF
fce ordered 10 he printed. -, ~, 81,
One or wo small bills presented and ths Board al
journed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
SECOND BOARD.
PHILApripHIA SAFES OF Nomiay,

Nav i7-Fbr, roarss2aooo Rs'l II r. -, 10 - - u ;
Bank 3 Iogs I,lani H. A.. l1 1910 Aheshsny Loiny
Il r. - o. 81 l4l L.iis Int. 81 10 Peuh H. az
siaO Read. L. H. Mort o., "a 81. SleD H. NAY ~. -
I7l, do Ia sihooO Perm - ps si,1oO = ~ %,
IlsS Mech b, 5os C,sdea and AInhov M 10Y sl"p
ct, r. L. IS -, stl-5 Penn %, si 90 Morn, Canal,
49, 70 do, lga G0do. Iol slu'0 lehas Mort g. p's
Second u AlraaIJ County RI "a, 90; 10 Pennf
Bank Al $50 Roni.. 20. setoChe- De- Canal
- A., "a 81 40 CITY RR ~, -, i7As 500 DO ~ ms
slC "a Lei ~ lat sgos0 L. ). 49, o. B'i SID Lshsh
al. so'4; 80 L. 8 BAnk. 81 SJOoj h.ei hit
b. ~ Coo Baas 70. $500 sprns Garden d. 81 O','
D fr-rd Bar A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
ABoLD ADyENTURE.-James Campbell,

A BOLD ADvENTURE.-Jam Campbell,
a Young Scotcmnan who sent to Blackwelfs islahd
alb OF five ago Saturday last made his escape rom
H. Island on ladders which he stole and fastened To-
gether and then, embarking his fa vess-i which ne
Garnet bag attached tn his neck he steered for the Mar
rows Int discovered hen opposite rulbon MARKET
ard brought ashore After than<ng the pc sons VINO res
n.d b, fron stery grave he started for the nome OF his
brother in Aross; but that individual refused to recognize
him and lie Oft find conso alton elsewhere when hs
zen in With Officer amhiu OF the Third Ward VINO con-
oucted him back to his old quarters on the Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

KILLED BY A FALL.-About ten O'Clock
Yesterday morning, Edward Birch, house painter,
while engs ged in painting the fourth story OF the st
ennis Hotel corner of Broadway and Eeventh-str It,
was instantly killed by falling from the top OF long
ladder on which be standog, which gave way at
the Ground floor The body removed BY Officer Spear OF
the Fifteenth Wand, the Station house, where Coroner
I,esle an inquest The ladder from which ne zen had
he erected by himself and in manner supposed by him
10 he secure Ills only relative in this country was
sister with whom he lived, in Cornsia street ms parents
reside in Dublin, Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

CAsuALTiEs.-Peter Gehin, laborer,
employed in removing dirt in FiHass. Was taken to the
CITY Hospital SATURDAY. Consequence OF inJufiss
sustained by being thrown fom cart.
Michael emmy boy, employed in paper manuiactoy
IN Sch.rmsrhonst hal hi. rishf searsted on SaE
day evening ~ being csngh in the machinery lie, also
was conveyed to the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
precedent.

On the first of December last dividend of y cent
was declared for the net earnings OF the six months
preceding, with entire surplus OF past earnings OF
sl34l2l Is On the first Of Jane next cash dividend
of y cent will be declared, with addition 20 tho
surplus of about s5O00 making the total OF surplus,
al69,l2l,l5.
This road Is "a miles long, under most excellent manage.
nent; Is now in fine order with heavy Trail, machinery
Of good quality and requisite power worth at this time
s10OOO No passenger has lott his life during the past
Is months by any accident the road To raise means
to lay the double track above mentioned, the Company
has Just negotiated with Messrs. Winsow, Lauer & Co.
$4,000 OF the y cent convertible bonds OF the Com
psny in sums of $1,000 each, with coupons payable in
this CRY LIST October and let April This furnishes all
the means required for the above purpose.
Proposals for the Baltimore and Ohio
Six p cent. Coupon loan OF 100000 were opened
this morning The total bids amounted to s3,36A000
Lee Co. took sll7, 600 at $50 i0l00. The res. was
awarded In small parcels-the bids ranging from $50 IL
100 to 800 $780,
Messrs. Delaunay, Iselin & Clarke offer
for sale seven Cent first Mortgage Convertible Bonds
Of the Albany Northern Railroad Company payable In
1867. The Interest Coupons payable in New York.
The Trustees Messrs Erastus Corning and John
Townsend of Albany and Watts 5her man. Of this city.
The Albany Northern Railroad begins at the general
depot OF the Albany and Buffalo the Albany and Boston,
and the Hudson River Railroads, In the City of Albany,
and terminates Eagle Bridge In the town Of Hoosc.
distance of % miles. AT Eagle Ridge It connects with
the Washin gton and Rutland Railroad and will form
short route of travel from Newfork TO Ogdensbursh
and Montreal. Arrangements In progress 10 con-
stnct Railroad from Saraogs Springs to intersect tho
Albany Northern Railroad at point abont nfteen miles
from Albany, which will shorten the distance TO tho
Springs about eight miles, and the time to abou! u
minutes.
The entire line Of the Road Is under contract 10 be
hnhed the lst OF January 1853 The whole to be done
in the most substantial manner, equal 10 any Road In
the country, having a continuous rail OVinslo~s pa
tent of 20 lbs. per yard and with full equipment Of
care engines, &c, Is estimated to coat sl,2O000o OF
which SEQ 600 Is raised by supcdplioa the balance BY
the ssue of 900 COO Mortgage Bonds
From the tcy settled state Of the country through
which the Road passes, and It's great richness both Ia
agriculture aud manufactures, 10 confidently expected
tina. the local travel s!one will make this road one Of
TIE most profitable ones in the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
slarket.. CAREFULLY REPORTED roa TIE rsnu,

Ag.w
, o., r. ei"'DA Ig 70
AShrr-ine nako, I" EFT t1I Tol' a. s'"s'V"' ana
Pearls a. - JIt, with sales on 10 Dds 49,
COIION Continues extremely scnye ~" oae' soid to-
day. mostly 70 sfesnsion a. MI pncs.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Our mAlAet tor me low grades OF
State and Nes''n flour y less n'n, the improvement no
tceo in last has been lost the unaYoabs adgces By
the Atlantic have oppressed the MARKET and th -
is rs dong tor exports The better grades OF state aad
Ohio hs'r sold Freely 70 me 'sds a. Ssesay pres A1s @
eor grades are 70 i'r sse.t q 'ae &c E aeihs aug
he DEMAND NOT ssiy syel sales ., 5,S ~ yps ssgn
CO.. IRE sales q Do%es &C. 'en M ggs s,@s
70 t,ney Miehsan ana Indiana VI it4 ~ ~ iof connoa
e a o oIo ss saoss ase e , neI ~, ysy
ecs'-.' - ~ = &c " - ~ III "A - - $3.50,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
F,r.1 Acc,pEsr.-An inouest wa,

Yesterday held at the NewYork Hospital upon the body Of
lanes McCabe, native of Ireland so wears of age who
died on Sunday night The deceased, it appears, wa, a
brakeman on the New Railroad. and while standing
upon freehtcar Fortief St, struck upon the
head by swinging used for hosting freight on board
he cars and knocked senseess. He bronght this
CITY end taken to he Hospital where it ascerained
thai his skull was fractured of which injury he died. YER
dict OF accidental death was rendered by the Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
WAR RIED.
DIED,

A, woo.o,. . c. int, By the Rev sr Lsasz,a.
ROBERTS CHILTON TO VIRGINIA BRENT daughter OF the ate
Col wa. Brent, OF " sshing'oa ciy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DEAD BoDY FounD.-The bSdy of a
pa about feet 10 INCHES high dak hair and souy sTlt
was picked IL Gowangs Bay on sunday Dscesssf ntl
evidently been sailor Il Clothing the bOdS cons.teu
Of panaioou flannel drawers aad two Dlns sArts
aroUId EIn belt with sheaih-Snie An inIae's
dered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

~ The readers partlc1ar attention Is
directed The extraordinary and unparalleled low prices al
fxe. 10 PaIdses and Cfosey sons bnzli.h Exh 2non
TpsIies aud Brussels aud three ply CHVsrinG 81 Hiram
arjer Carpet Esi .slishmeot No 81 BOwe-y-s saving
az at least % pr cent purchasers h est spacious
sae da hronsed III ADDE'S s-eciing tneir
osyeis ocaths reg. wIpo1w-shad-s star apes
citing tsble-ooy.s &e who thereby At east 80 per
cent on their purchases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

FIRE CoMPaNrEs.-An ordinance has
been passed By the Common Council regulating the number
o. hereafter compose the tire companies % tr Clty
Eng:De Companies Nos / s. t. ). 8 T.. II. ~ - u asa
G are % De- slowed % each; Companies Nos * a.
II ana 10 IS men each Hose Companies 70 have Dc AMI
HOOK ard Ladder Conn anies 30 men each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-18

.,rA,r of h, representatives. among tue pro.n''
ses' of our City and State. Ffom every stt'oa
nen' u,s men look back to the Philolexan Society
md .on,oon point in their early lives aud there
- 70 ON ir.eres, due to il when 1t Is interviewer
S Dc recollection Of such names as are 70 be i'aAa
vUvp is roll .--~e-..