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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Importations of Dry Goods for the weeI
ending Thursday, April 1, 1852:
Entered for Conrumption


MANUFACTURES OF WOOL
oss.sTs: ss5r sliDi wors
SS'; $751; DC ts.s do ssg.
50 DO, $3.50 Gloves, do s,s5; Bindlsgs d. 1886
s,ass sac Yam d. ss ca d.ssi 20
usts: q xooens. Ia do ssass Total. SO packages.
Ccttony, s2a PACKAGES s8 Ala; Ceorsd Cottons IL do,
s9lI5; P.a.. DO, siO; Ginghams. ls do. ss,osl I;
srs' d slsss Hose, do sstsO Gic5s, D d. DO.
U.s. t%'' s:. sss s. q sss: 8 fS
sa' is p.sshassss f,sss, Rp 3 g
sSs.ls % a., ss, Grape DO q. d. sias;s; R.ad
S. $751; s sssss' so So 81 I .as ssa
& ss soi Sa S Ss s qss'' haSa: ss %
sl,0i7; Gallons. DO, sl,292 Fhnges, DO Se9ss
ether man uisst~e, Of silk. q do sae Total. psst.
ages valued at s,sss97.
Lness 800 packages. sloes: Linen ard Cotton, do,
S25sl fianekerchef., do. s2.95e; Lsees d. $685.
da sis7s g. To- Tcia is pAossss. Valued at ssssS
.os. 10. sisesLLessS9S Feathers and Flow
sdo l3g Collars Capes. &C., 10 do. 1896 Leather
peSts;s. Do. Sal Coats Plush. do sI,ssi; Hair
Cloth do sOSs WsSrlss Ap2ssISsd s ri H Hemp
% sD ia o0 4Sas a5 valued al
Withdrawals.
MAUFACUTREs OF WOOL.
Wsolsfs pssEsses Sosss Cioa' ds st G5a s sas
WOIste6s, 81 do, S6693 Blankets, do, $l,5N; Yam.
DO; $780, Csrrstg &c do ,s5,i75 Total packages, ss
valued at S96,C05.
IANuFAcrUREs OF COTTON.
Cotton ~ pkss sac rs; Coloed DO. I'D. $50; Emo
1886 other maufs of Coitors do $3.50 Total l,i pigs
MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
Silks 81 pkes 1850; velvets do 1913; Cra7ss.7 DO
and % s7ss SIX and coo d. $3.50
N'-'' MGNUFAcruREs OF FLAX
Linens Is ssr and Csol 10 90 81 s''
0'asH' u w. S''''' M!sc i.i ~ s''''
Straw Goods, 81 psgs sI5;al2 Embroidery, go: sin,
l,o,, i.c do s5e9' Total 1928 pigs. vslusd a. s9-
Wdrehoused
MAEUFACTVREs OF WOOL.
Wooiers, 20 packages. S224Sl; Cloths. do, 1904 ;
Wfsteds, DO, 1919; Colt. and de-, 81 do $s,9ol Dc
LANES do tissnsis oo s7sS; BlsnSs u.s.,
pstng do $3.50 Total il9 packages valued at S3SSS
MANUFAcIUBES OF COTTON. .
Cotton., 7S packages, slGoS Colored Do: Is DO, s7
Spool, DO, $685. other Manufactures of Cotton d.
s5s7. Ts;ai, los packages, valued at s2o.7a.
MANUFAC TUREs OF SILK.
Sinks go packages. Si8O45: Ribbons. do Sl02T; Sat-
ms do. s3.595 Grapes 10 de- $500; DO sha wis 2c3
Se239e Pongees 46 do o5i saTsnets IS do So e63
Bay SIR 80 do $3.50 Total 400 packages valued at
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
Linens 4s packages. S14Sl; do and Gotten, GO SeS6
Slf,2Oi.
MIscELLANEoUs
yute Carpsiing, Do $50 %asiins i.iS6 rolls, sam
Total. l.i29 packages, valued at sl06oi.
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..uv narrowed $ioo Of him, THE sun
al 49, IcI' 10 have been paid on an ~,
SI6Sed " AAtt;.s the horses were lef az secuhsy
souul1 ~ q ~ ins been paid back, nor tne Keep
~ Iceh ~ ~ Sorses. on notice 10 Mr. McL.' were
Is psia New YORK, and sold at aucs'on ~ Vies
mseE 90 Afsef creaiting tns on tue 49, NJ
49, vith interest, that SSi3 are une, WIZ. M
ssrs judgment for, ana denies sns. for nv
plaintiff the Ievef, he ,so. are a. he a.
- keL., who insists inA' u" Ia'''
sses Tobs continued.
c.ror oy COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge
C.~.--T ,onas Lockhorf, IT., az sinss Wotsr nee.
tpsnsm ssxs hat in March, 1850, he hired OF
bs,~.. 200 No. Al Amos-st, for 500 year tnat
~ a., s;,Soui license from Mr.. l., MI n. caused
49, n en,tr the house, 60 10 the Top Story, ana
~ cc~s ire windows for The purpose or nla9,ns
~ ,sst he work was continued ior some weeks'
49, .as which time plaintiff and nis ieiniiy we're an'
tM,$ ne windows being kept open. IN conee-
e1es. ~ which the rain ard dust came In, destroy
<ssst, furniture, SC Also, that Mrs. L., ron inc
gg - contracted severe cold, and was connneo
eYs,ssss Ter several weeds, during wnicn ne was
inch EXPENSE for Doctors bills, sc. He
E~s sc,iop 10 recover damages, amount laid az
ensae II, was stated in opening, that Mrs. L.. SUD-
sstenss the general allegations are denied, and
- Ma Mr. X. merely entered the DuiieinS 70 make
.e'.srs repairs, and did so by lesve OF Mr. ana
al no damage Nss caused by II. Verdios iof pian''
df eitco
6. DIsrRlcr COURT-BefoTe Judge
the matter Of Louis sehieisiager-Mr.
Isss oCopor is bail in this case for 5000 but Ma
~ - confined 10 a Spanish prison, and unable 70
u Mere. On motion OF Mr Robs II. Dillon, Mr. w.
= e. dischsrsed from his recognizsnce.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoywoS Council PRocsEDINGs-lnon-
Ax ,v,ning April5 AID. Kent, President OF the
b2ard in tie Chair. A petition vas ptesen.ea * v.
q Hall and others, praying tue common COuncii 70
Ne such action as mag be within t1eI provlnce, In
ss.s,s,oo 10 toe proposed removal of the Jackson
YIN frsm the foot 81 Hudson-av. TO the loot oil
sertyeu. lengthy discussion followed, and the
ssssct was finally referred 10 the Ferry and Water
Committee
Gin Of Brooklyn AID. Rarteaa offered preamble
sdresoution TO The effect that the special coniastee
a he Walsbout Bay question, be empo wered 10
s,ke srch action l. may deem necessary 10 pre-
st lts passage Of bill now before The State Lee,s-
I,,ure 10 cede the land from the west OF C'inton-sy
cAe Navy Yard wall. to che U. s. G0vernmens.-
pa'sret 20 Special Committee.
Vds--The Mayer sent III a co Communication stating
M objections 70 a resolution passed March %, in
rtstop 10 paying interest on certificates issued by
ne CITY for building Raym0nd-st. and other SeweTs
1 IM Fowler moved 30 enter the objections at large
4 rpon the Journal which was adopted. Whereupon
e subiect was laid upon the table until rext meet
b. to be made the special order after reports OF o.
feers Of Board.
THs You're MEYs LIBRARY AssocIA-
aqvoE The following officers Of this Society have
beer elected for the ensuing year: President. Tnos.
Iscbnebly vics-Presidsnt, G.. w. l.. +. Morrow
ICorres pondins Secretary, William Cleveland Re-
sordiDg Secretary, d. II. Olnstead Treasurer, J.
bers William Tasksr; Lecture CoIarnttes, J. w.
Wilson, J. n Pomeioy Committee on Questions,
e. W. L. F. Morrow, W. r. Chambers, w. 7. Chand.
,fsY The exercises OF this Association arc, Read
Ing Original Essays, Discussions and Addresses by
As members. The meetings are held every Friday
evening al n O'Clock, IN the Library Room a. the
Female Academy.
Board OF SUPERAIsoRs. This body held
snsetine at the County Jail on Saturday afternoon
nd tho bills Of the members of the Board for ser
wees rendered as Supervisors, The SuperinteRdeass
1.-The Poor and other County officers, were passed
hfpsyment A report was made by the Commit
heof the Almshouse relative TO the construction
tfenee around the County Dusying CIoapd at
Matbusb, and the erection of house in the vicin-
d. Of the keeper, which was again referred bach.
kpsolution was offered relative TO the contract en-
kfsd into with Mr. Langley for the purchase Of the
Ent property IN the Eighth Ward as site for the
lua,ic Asylum, which ELECTED considerable dis
ecson bur the subject was finally laid over and
iks Board adjourned to meet at the Almshouse, on
ee Coansy Farm, on Wednesday, the l4tn inst.
Discharged. Daniel Allen, who has
been combined in jail for eleven months past on con-
vcion Of assault and battery with intent to kill, was
Brought before Judge Greenwood, OF the City Court,
ohMonday morning and discharged on bis own re-
ccglzance-~evidence since his conviction having
been brought 10 light showing at loas. doubt as 20
ek guilt
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WILLlAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WiLIdAmsBuRGu EDUCATIONAL STArls.
ncs AND FIRST WARD SouooL ExAxINATIoNs.-
Or readers Will BY the folio wing statement that
uf infan. city does not neglect the ln'eress OF !
eaion IN her rapid progress 10 wealth. TIE City is
psssnt divided into thfea Wards, in each Of
which are elec.ed sEreo School Trustees, making
ills IN al, who cOrsliuie Board OF Edaealon to
Supervise the general interests Of education, inde-
lpetcen. OF matters OF ~ snce O1e ofthslr number
b eecled by the sSs 10 hold the Office OF President
oihe Board. This posi- IL q. present held by ID. ID.
Wiran,, ESQ, Trustee Of the First Ward. La she
fnst Ward there are TWO large schools, with three
otpaiiiDen,s In each No. l. situated ~ the corner
Of South Sd and Fiftsts, and No. g located at the
corner of South Sd and Tenth-sls, this last being
rev and splendid building. Both schools are well
Eisd aad In excellent condition. No. was opened
In le4i on The lat cav OF suiy-she primary depart
lnent unCer the direction OF Miss 2rah c. Howard,
lwhc Still holes that position. This department was
txamiIe ed on Tuesday last by this President OF the
Board Oi Educauon and the Trustees, m the pres
nee q crowd OF ladies and gentlemen friends OF
Re SCHOOL. TIE classes came Up In order, begin
I,isg with the lowest. the exercises being Of the
ursi character, eniyened by singing, which was
tV pleasant. Miss ; L.. Abslie's class. IN which
ne candidates for promotion acquitted them
klves remarkably we'll There are six teachers 10
tk ssparhnent Misses 5. T. Howard, y. L. Abse,
7. Reilly, \. Hamilton, Z. Davies, and Maria
eeptlle. There were $50 pupils 10 attendance
Il rtsciu;ns were given 10 several OF the young
.acu BY the President OF the Board Of Educa.
Il 80 "nV SAPctscu hltCA picaouit a. tnc tSSuite
o. he exercises. fact Ia connection with this
seaool Is worthy OF note. Over one hundred aollsrs
"a eeen raised during the winter by the pupils and
techefs 70 purchase cloth, " HIGH has been msdo
W ~ 'he girls into garments for al the children
sM Glanced to be lily provided for in that respect
soaas there ale 10 half.sloihed, shoeless children
sOee iound IA this school, as there in many other
n.ts ward schools This idea Is worthy OF imi,a-
sN in al our puonc and ward schools The male
essrneot, Mr.. Weeks, Principal, viii be exam
wv On Tuesday ahsrnoon aud evening.
hlINR.--The Senate Committee on Con-
s'esaonal Appornonmens made tho following
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MAI, LTNE. via ston-
Eeaal Nriiree.


IN CHANCERY of NEW-J JERSEY
= Between Rchsrd Van Buren,. william Pani,sa and
Simpson defendant Order Of reviVIi aad substitc-
.on.-h Appearing 10 the Count bg siiteYit fhs, svce
H. last SEA ed OF the Court william slNps0n the
defendant 10 hs said snit, has departed tins he, snd
that by The death Of the said William mpsan, Nan
cy eiupson the Wifi Of Peter u. sOa1eY Catherine
Simpson the wife OF John Thompson. william Saap-
son Daniel Smpsos. George ampson asd Abraham w.
THOMPSON who the heirs At law OF ihe SAID william
slmpson deceased have become Interested In ths Sls
and thar parties c0mplanaDts choose 20 MAKE theut
parties defendants hereto IL s N notion OF JoA an
Dixie OF c0uose with she complansns, orceref thai hs
saId SUIT stand raised, and hat the set Peor D. Oassy
ard Nancy his wife. Joha Thompson AID Cstharne hs
vile william simpson, BaIbaya Smpon, Ellen simpson,
Heater Simpson. David Simpson, George S0ps0a asd
Abraham W Thu mpsOn heirs at Law OF the said WIZ sm
Simpson deceased made deeD dents taere N the place
and stead Of the ssld William Simpson dscsNsed and u ~
bis wfe ohm Thompson and Gait arne his wife, William
Simpson, Barbara Simpson Ellen Sinpscn, tesssf ANA
Simpson h avid simpson, George simpson, anu AOfhntm
w Ihoptson apDear and put IN their answer nr SIGNIFY
then so OF this sat- asd the N controyersg
thsfer before the next tenn ~ ms Court Ana
case they fa thar decree eosso he en- cred
against them asd TIE complains shall cause tne copy
of he Feyei personally the sad defend ts
within ihty days from the date hereof Or that within
twenty DAYS r. the date hereof they cause true COPY f
said order TO be published in ThS FreaoHian, hewspa-
per printed and published Ne ia THIS state,
aud continued therein for elk weeks sucoessisol AZ et
zach and that the be asp published ia
like and for the like space Of ue IN one OF tho
printed snd published IN tho Cy OF New YORK.
March s, 1882. .-
b WILLIAMSON, C.
IA true copy DAN'L q. IODINE, Clerk.
law6WW.
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FE,HE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL srEAnERS.-The ships
composing this line the following:

ATLANTIC. Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce, BALTIC, Capt. Comstock
ADRtATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have been built By contract, expressly fr
construction ss also In their Engines insure strength
and speed snd Their accommodations 10. passengers
uneeaed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
New York to Liverpool Ia frst-cass cabin, 2 ia second
d. $40 exclusive use Of extra size $500 from
LiveYpce to New YoIE G3o and $50 An experienced
geon attached TO each ship No berth secured until for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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DSON RIVER RAILROAD
y NEW. YORK to and from ALBANY and TROY

y d NETWORK to and from ALBANY and TROY
REDUCTION Of FARE.-Oa and afer MONDAY.
LEAVE NEw-YoRK, GoINe NoRrH-From the Office.
corner Of Chembsrs-st and College place: AZ A. IA.
Way Man Train for Albany and Trey stopping at ali way
staiops Fare, 81 %, through. A. 8 4. NJ Thr9ogh
Hyde Park, RbnsbeckV Oashin and Hudson; Fare to
Albany s2-to Troy, 50 o. At % A. a. from sLsts.,,
Way FIesht to Albany and Trey A. - % E,Sss,
Fnhkll Poughksepsic. Rhinebeck and Hudson through
in hours Fare to Albany 50 Soto Troy. SO CO. Az 1t
TO Pest,ki Freight and PASSENGERS. stopping a. 2;
all way stations, At Through Mail Train t9r Alba
NJ and Troy stopping at Psskskll Fshll Poushkespss,
and all north Of Poushkeepsie on signal Fare 70
Albany ss Troy los 1917 Aps.n, and
Troy. Passengers and Through Express Freight. Fa''
GOING soUTH-Leavs Troy Esgine Station at 10 A. H..
at 10 IS A. M., at ) 40P M atgP ".
Leave Albany--At A. M Way Mail Train for Ne
YORK, stopping ct Way Stations where thevs are mails
20 be- received and deavsed Fare through from Albagy
khinebsck. Poushkeepse. Fshbll asd Psetskm. Fare
through from Albany, So 81; from Troy, 81 o. AT y
A. ler Way Freight only. from East Aosnyl At II
Stations North Of Peekstl Fare through from Albany.
S2 from Troy, So o. At 3! p M.. Through Tram for
Hcw-Yo stopping same IA II O'Clock train. Faro the
sane; At 81 +: M (nom East Albany! Through 1ai
and Passenger Tram. stopping at all stations On signal
Leave PoushkesD,c for New York-At 6! A M. for
New York stopping at ali Way Statious.
Leave Peek, kil for New Yo,k-At q A. NJ Passanssfs
for Eew-York, stopping at Way Stations AZ ~ Pm
Pss,eag and Fregt. to New-Yoik. stopping at Way
Stations, At 8lP n, Passengers to New YORK. stopping
at Way Stations.
Passengers will procure tickets before entering tho
FRENCH. supsrintsndsnt.
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TDWsD K COLLINS 6 co no % Wall it. Work.
BROWN, SEyPLEY & CO Liverpool,
L. G. ROBERTS CO., Nc. ID Rings Arms Yard
London.
JOHN BIUNEOES CO., No. RE Notre Dame des
VICTORIES, Paris, or 60. " DRAPER Hayre.
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable for gold
rver bullion specie Jewey, precious stones or metals
unless bills Of fading signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein erDYesged.
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EMPIRE CITY LINE--FoT San Fran
"a c,co, via Chsgres direct The new and spsndid
double engrs ealnshiP SlERhA NEVADA, tl,sOO Iras
burden J. D. Wilson Commander, formerly % toe I'm
pre- CIV wil leave for Chagfes Direct oa ~ Esd T.
ami "a at o'clock FROM her dock, pier NO: eersh
f,tyer ns has accommodations Tor cabin ano
seerare passengsrs superior to any ship IA the trade
txsersncsd Surgeon attached 20 the shp For freight
-feS' -f~-' No. 81 Broad way.
The SIERRA NEVADA win sail ssain on THURS,
NV NAV ao coppeot'rg at Panama With lie steamship
Nc,y.Crleapf.
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esSSsssss C,it'cs, Bsnspa. and Cla.oa o,ys. which
az nm, vApiroL.-The marble contract for
4, 'ssnsn. Of tho Capitol is given TO John
D. 'oaa Hard, Charles Hesbnss, and Ms..hsv
ts,s - =, rmiadslphis Co, Pa, the marble 70.
M ~ - % Procured hon the quarrIss near Lee,
M,.... 'e o. Massachusetts,, a, the rate Of sixty.
.ss y per cubic foot for ali blocks OF marble con.
M .n cubic feet or less. and q ss per cubic
skissS ''0eks Of marble containing ovsr Thirty
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VANDERBILT LINE-NOTICE, to

AZ AINDENDILI DIN T. --NVI luz, I'd
10Th April, Passengers to avoid Detention and Risk
at Pansa By reason Of the crowded the Isthmus
change has been made. By which passengers tcketed
for the steamers \ NORTHERN LIGHT aud s. S. LEWIS.
viii leave New York 5th May and be forwarded the
steamers By the Nicaragua Route In consideration
Of this change be uade for Transporting the
passengers over the Of the Ncsragua Transit Com
pany. ID. b. ALLEN, Agent.