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PATAPsco INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
Class las.
To be drawn in Baltimore, on Tuesday,
May ~, ls52.
sCnIME.
Prize Of S6,00O 10 Priies OF $500
do SJ0J DO lil
&c. &c. &c.
30,3l6 prizes amounting TO Ss3. .255.
Tickets SI--Shares 10 proportion.
- Nunibers--l2 drawn ballots.
Certificate Of Packages Of ~ wholes si5 ~
do do 26 Halves 775
do do 26 Quartes , ~
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es of 1900 dol
BRILLIANT SCHEME.

70 Number Lotisry-lS Drawn Ballots.
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PATAPsco INSTITUTE LOTTERY.
Class l54,
To be drawn in Baltimore, on Friday,
May 90, 1852
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Drawings conducted in public, under the super
intendence of State Lottery Commissioner,
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Fourteen Drawn Numbers out Of u.
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ED.

,YenIsr. May TO- Rev HENRY L. $ STORMS Rector o. -
or. hurh eldest of Hon heary H. sorrs oil 'h'
city IN the 4lst Of his age. ,. -.
" ,sai wi ate place 10 morrow Tuesday al F. NJ AZ his
pa ard IN. OF his brethren of the Clergy and
l.r friends Is requested without further notice -
on The inst disease of the heart 6Eoh"h bOsShLl
the 3th year of his . . 49,. .,,,.
The funeral will take place Monday the 7th INST al cok
On la,e residence No 7s7 His friends and those
orie family respectfully invited attend without rthrr
Saturday, May l5th BETTY widow oil George |"""' " e
u other age .E..
Her remains will be Greenwich, Coma fer nterment
On Friday May IA, OLIVE PORTER infant daughter o Arson
II and Rebeccs sandlord aged 10 months.
G. WASHINGTON LEWIS, son of the late WashnsIon Lewis
rs psres this he IN great peace Saturday morning. MAY L.
aged "a years month"; and 10 days Il.
q, over hoard accidentally the 18th OF April from tne
seamsr nce sam from ewAbany 10 ST. Louls ChAo
c CUMBTRsoN of NewYork eldest son OF the late reesrne
and Yrauces Cunberson aged ,. months and - days Inc
deceased was on his California, and leaves large circle
friend. 10 mourn his untmely death.
s,H Duf. and Norwalk please copy.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. NAV Is.


sieanshps-Aiabsma Lnalow Savannah. Mitchell rn,ed
s.stes Berry Aspawxt Jones Sehssca Berry
too spoeord Ieen Co; Roanoke, Parnsh hShoaa Laaa"
4 Peasants.
shps-FSehs. Droa Liverpool. C n Marshall Co Se~ fot
Thonp-on hsvre. NJ Lylnxon On-a. Cre>sey hons Nonr
Gnanen Mnturu Coz Edward oBfea ye-per 81 George NB
ID Pngtoa Arrss, Miles, Quebec, Kdnl>,oa Bros; Geo Law,
Orleans, Laid a Church.
Bas-Deafe, Pearce salem Ielan1 psvoa; Jshs George.
(Brem. Wesses Brrm-s. Popv- & Co.
Brgs-Reorm, RspPcrt. Rochete Thomson Neahsss Kate
Poster. FiTrnann, Bangor. n. d. Brookmaa
schouSes-Sash Elizabeth. Dyer. Bsraoa, Beschan Stow
Onon, Ursn Jacksonyie Thompson Hunter Arcrc Wsos.
Al xandra &C. Sturres CleNmsn CO.. H. " Smth Jenkss,
Baltimore, j. w Nike vendov. Bray. Philadelphia, J. Hand
f. Stevens. Bacon, PHILADELPHIA j. ". Nike; NAM Teresa
Cro-el PHILADELPHIA j. w Mkee Cabot Nkesoa. Boston, fcs-
ter Nck-rsoa Howard, Lowell Boston, W. LEAFS yAtor,
Chase Bo>ton, Muller Lord: Plymouth koct Lacy Boston,
Dayton Sprague Harvest. Prebars Tauntoni Hove IA
ton, Belfast, X p Buck & Co; Only Son, No6e HsoSeh
steanler-Aathrace Morley, fNaielehs. W X Thompson
Sops-Se~ York, Chapman, New Haven; Anenes, s'arses
wast@
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, May l5-P.M.


The transactions at the Stock Board were
not large to-day, but generally the market was hrm
especially at the Second Board where there was con-
siderable disposition evinced to buy stocks and the ten
dency Of prices was upward. After the Second Board
some transactions were made at still improving prices
Nicaragua was very firm to-day with considerable sales
closing at 39ls, an improvement Of y cent Canton
was also firm at y T. cent advance. Enc was quiet
and closed at abou, the price Of Friday afternoon Pan
anna Railroad advanced to ll3. Mr.. George Law we
understand has made contract with this company 70
complete their road for $4,000 per mie and the prooa
h'y of an early completion of 1t has caused rapid ad-
vance u the price of the stock Reading was hrn OUT
operators recently haze neglected this stock Dsuphin
went to 59ls Madison in demand, and advanced
lle a cent going lee Norwich and StoningtoA were
firm. Zinc advanced sc y share and was in demand
Harlem y y cent There fair demand for Gov
ernment and State stocks About $4,000 U. s. g. 1907
sold at lis lls&. The Bond market firm, but not
very active. sale OF 5000 Fries, of 1862 was made
n the Second Board al ~, 90 days
In Sterling there is not much doing, and
the market is steady at ga alo Francs, l7iaa5 Is
Freights are steady, but not very active.
Engagements 600 bales Cotton lsd Flour I'D Gid;
Grain, I'D To Londsn, 500 bbls. Oil Cake, lsd. To
Glasgow 800 bbls. Flour, ll74 To Havre, the packet
of 10th Is full at asc for Cotton o. for Potash %
for Bark and d y Dbl for Iron Ore. To Marseilles
200 bales Cotton to Hamburg 500 and to Antwerp 100
at a cent To Bremen, 40 tuns Tobacco Cedar, &C.,
Isl. To Port Philip, Australia, some freight at 7sc.
foot end passengers from $3.50 to $780, according TO
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Passengers sailed.

Rlty New Cslone
u cr ,ah.ma NJ IS Nc nlrews London; C. W-.ch n r.
-, v Mr. and Nr. r. r. Hunt louisville Ky; T. Ward,
t. e r ttyh-b NY; Dr. and Mrs senen Georgia; Mss Ser
III a. Caldwell n Y: J. r. James, Jersey City Mis- James,
10 " N Rukey Noble, ST. Petersburg Mr. and Mr.. r.
81 Db ami servant NY r. Gdney Manchester Fog; d. b.
u.,J M ard and servant y Archdeacon Beluae To-
Mr. Caup ell Two children and nnre; n. regg
- ~ Griffith. do. scbulre P.n-; apt C. Thorn
- Frsi.rs. Re-, j W " sinwnsht NY C. s. Homer Boston
p,;n. and s,r Nsy York T. n Fn-iQn and 4 Brnck.
S.,cs yYork " } Kerr Pa adelpha j. War.
~ u E1,t,l ,ls " y H,rn.rl BOSTON. J " Dunbar
~ II NJ ana Mr. W n q sr.tln-y b Oo,hont New. ors
~. I'm sne-n N,se. sn-i.u. and servant Brook
M ~. H. aLIen Baltimore Ms France Baltimore r. Holmes
~ 1877 NJ VI Novsr Pi,iad-ilIa N, Dunp,nr Nes Toh
NJ. A In,v Mr. II " Powell Syx-York y Toms. ami
i.',hs ~ o. Va Eon,s,..s ssrvsn, AMI emu,
- 20 c,,,. E.rnsa.- Ny orleans. J.ds. Nm smiI@
oie" 'Lli,sn "a s.rvan, sop,b Ans,,sB, ~ P,r.-r
VIC ,n, NJ q cr,na 40 A N r-rrs h, NJ. Woo.
Se~ 49,. il, do. Coonrv Ne,s york h s
oo.j ~ " - "a. ~ y cinrrir'sn ybl,sslola
Lonsy bdtmoIs ~ anu n'T BY, ILL 49,, 90 r'
W " hsze -. au' an' s1li 49, - ~ y 49, =
New f"hi " Gu 80, ~ - ~ ne
W feniieiion III q" iytl, = = D. 80, NJ anI NJ i
.pore Pr 'glA no = u.s. 49, Y n, snd M,
Isorn anu n :, sn "a - \ Y " r Wsi~r mi Wiz
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y ~ - :, ,-iT Dr., ~ All NJ. a,,er,vrv Jr
- 'H s ~ ~ Z y , - ~, n, y,rI.r KEN, D,
~, ~; a. =. ' s1 ~ n = - v NJ or.solJ \ Y
" n -, Tii' W.. q ~ Rrrrk Chi,Eco:is OHIO:
KyR Leases Albany Wa l. Hlisoura. l. sene,.cr, C. p
syarrsrbug. Nj Schultz Germany n tsAiss neN az "
sin hT hortzaere Germany N = Cohen 'vw iot J. u sn
Amsterdam Mr. and Ms n SPENCER ahd tatfr
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Foreign Ports.

At sas Juan May s. barb. Bsshsw, Brl " car West iair., -
NH oh ens' ss I W Lear % Ssosss 10
d.. .Dop sfvar Decatur Green, tor Pensacola d sa
A. Trieste sS ua ships Danube Chase. nr New yss vsc
sailed Flushing 10th ul bari Wilton Caste ~; From Ass
Az At Liverpool Is, inst ship wyoms. Duae'y, pAtspA.,
k St john, R ssh ult bark tof cohr .sc,) dhss
3 DO ao ko..ah Allen ao. 81 r o@'' j"'' 'rr ''A' a''
At GusIama, p r. 2S'h ut, bark Venezuela hebora Toe
Boston. La A,hn. Plamer, from NeNbaypor, arr li had
o her k load and stern boat spsuas the ioretop", and has
Ponce. sh ali bars GOV Won oxolm, from ST rass
arr. bug Pierce lis lot New fork, and otrs
Gons Mayssuez sh uh, bns heasias, onn lfom New
Az Nasuabo sih un scr Peerless coOskhn New rork
s n y s@: sv w sys,. esys s or r SSs
A, PSr ag Prince ~, n brig eh wn;o But, a. Tor ss.
n' load az aT s. o %' ' scs & SSs for Ss. So a.
murd Dar-ey, new Powell from B,hnor r:, aI. T. job.
corue tor Aus Cages GID 'ls brs "snderer no"sss
ATT al sasua sd ult .chr Talbot, Chase. York.
AZ cadas ssh uh bark vsto kn'on tor sssa bra sasA'
Griffin Tor New York, hs
DO ls,t ut bark Victory, Elr,'on, sasi bns La~as
Ar at M,snra. ssh nh barb. Scotland. Psrc, Ha',s, Re.
mond, Hl Boston Ga bass Sea Belle, Hartman. heAnoad,
Borneo, Hodslos, Portland
H9os n ph s cae ye.,os, Me,r Rabssn New YoS
Charleston Charleston, HAYS, do. sd 2Sh, barb EhzabsA j.
Also arr srh bark d Perey s,aneoc Portland "a s,s.
.p Josephine iornho, Apaasheca t'rlae' ODD yellow "
bolt Navel brgs Amulet, ohord Carienas TO load or New
York Edgar. Mgers, YVrk.
cid 3Oh Lido kimbs Iusshan, Boston, hns Anaa~As
Any, Wilmington. A. G.. Zasahi. Friends, Balm Honda
Bermuda Goth ui., schL Panlm, Terry. New ioN
D. 9th inst scrs. Gen. Washington. hsmn,onss
Boston, alt, SAL her return It'll Tuion "rms
nF do. 18th.
Arr 1T John, NJ r. 10th inst bns. solos, Kelley Bo,tss
schs. Pearl NJ do Lynnded. Bosar. Pihielphis
St Thomas April ships Luconia, Hamilton Newport
for Jamaica Miners. Buck from BALTIMORE distress brig
Cuttings, Williams, DemsraTa for Msrhs ship. Garland,
kue wi ainr Rafting; Rohschh, small. ON do do; ors
WAars Henry TN. Martinique Tor Nevyork shr "rses
Ruby unlis; bark A. X TUCKER Bailey, in
whaling reGtng big Osceos Robertson, im ouadson2e sf
Lpeel, somss, I'M 81 Maras, Loo ssy iosA, s'as'i, TO-
RIO Jansifo lor 10.
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Applet ht ~ hs 80 bark Thomas Prince, Carney To- Or
leans for Riga, q d. OUT.
No date h sO 40 w, ship Victory. Lane, from Bssss
(Feb. ~ or san ffsaIsco, 80 days ont
Apnl s. t is IS Tor. IS H. ship "Wyemax bf csAhorns.
p-rAaps Wellington. Mayo, TIM NYork Mach s Tor PanNns
10, ~ 81 lou " So ship Norfolk, I'm Boston tor Or
eans.
nay -, OFT Cape Ann slip chs, ha Calcutta ise
Boston
May hi, q 81. oa o. barb juha, a Boston cr cren.,sst
May O. lat q a. lon. 81 - ship Csrsuc foN isAosn tot New
May a. lat ~ 30 ~ brig AaspAa en-. Salem for coas q
Africa
May is, .. a. lon Du,ch b Stella Mars fu. Rs,i-
da- for Dslt
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Arrived.

usM steamship Jane. Adser Dssasoo carsston 50 hOa'',
nd-e. and passengers. spoHord, nies,os Co.
ballast, to 4 ssiis The " " put INTO Soro r coal, and U
n gales the ID which time she met the srs; on the
Ship sophia walker w.we Palermo Msrh 49, and Gibraltar
April 3. with fruit to Chamberlsin & Robinson
md mass, s ~ rs p,p. Co cane to ,h por for orders
ship S'epdsn AaH Mo s,sssn iss Ap y w y,n Se
io tor ho: 81 Brewer Co. 3d. IA '"~''' win snip '''
Ship caspian to Bath Trapas,. Havre ballast and
Expires a,ian.s. Nay with sussrto master, s@ia
company bark Heen Frances for New York, aud brss Sea
Belle NorssR. Hesuei, for Portland.
g. ht Is ~ lon 50 A. exchanged ship Buroh. cot,
oded. e. day spoke BIZ bark EHsne I'm New"
BARK Levrlss sherman ST. Marks 80 d., &C.. to
Barb Ja.pa Hasty Charleston, d. cotton sad nee to Durham
b. HaTl Erersn tofHu Jorsn Shield. Hahhy NJ ls coal
to Barclay Livingston April IS lat ~ 30, ba a. tel N WITH
Br Onyx snd from Grsngemout, Scotland tor es'ou
loaded with whh. gale the 9TH April prns ses1 ss
upon in and tie deck HAVING ed sni the putt
ends started the captain concluded 10 abandon her, aud were taken
by Jodaa and funded a, HALIFAX n s The L. has had
very heavy weather, lot balvars. &C. 49, - =, ~, ...
and tobacco, r. 7. Buck & Co May :, hi 81 lon ~ wa'
lightning which yera fore topsiant mast and cam
ssed tore topmas; and lore topgahnt yard
Rds Charlie. Coe, Hubbe Marks - is With st'oa TO Coo
Bns samson, wheeer Mobile Is d. with cotton TO p Ha
so.sn ~ h LAT 81 a. ieS y H. spoie shp Monmouth
New Orleans for Liverpool ..,,o
Bdr Mescc, f Morris. Him,cos Is ia. and mOa,,s to
master inst lat Ion n 80, spoke snp Blanchard. oil
Yarmouth hence IL W. by 9Th, lat ~ 80 hon.
u M blowing heavy the East passed American bfrs
standing f. painted all white with black circle sud three white
her fore iopsa 1h, lat 81 49, on "a H.
rs-<rd p steamship standing Soutl
Eng Esar Myers. April 80 with sasar 10 NJ rnheh
SD IN company Amulet bor Cardenas May while laying
sale ports split -ais and received ohef
dsnase Ats O'Clock hi, mori9 in coming up The lower bay run
ON e wreck OF The Kendall The west bank
Re A. Coe. Hubbard MARKS Apnl 26 cotton and tobacco
& Co. May n J.
and bar. Iewelin from do tor New YORK.
Bs Acone, (Nespl Busso Naples ~ d. with mise to ords,
Brs Altoona Anderson carienas d. With mosses to Il C.
Kesd.
srr ageau Cloud lof Sedawck Sargent, Gnayaml VIA
Fence p ds with 10 Pond. Gilman 4 Mack
schooners-Iaurs JANE Deano St Marks Apn Co. with cotton
std hides. Coe Anderson Adele, Akey Galveston o
ss with cotton n /. McCready Co.; Geo J J.ne C.mn
wills ngton, n c. d. with naval stores Wake, Brsss WI
mueton A. with naval stores, To T. Powell Mary Pow
Ell Powell Wilmington ~ G. ds. with naval stores 10 r. 8
Phelps, Taunton.
sAIFp-s,eamships Baltic oomstsch, Liverpool Aabam Ind
low Mancn Berry Charleston trltet States ey'
Aspinw all; Roanoke, Parrish, lahmond and Norfolk
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BY TelcHruph.
Disasters. &c.

Csso NAY J. state. tha sssot ss
vessels bsd there boani the Nortawst ep,
unable further Of the Amoas the nass
hshas vessels no, gsesl oosaS 70
MAsian Islands and Bay OF 81 6eOse. Asoui ~ sal o. s,sses
srn,ed At Achs; last week Psou bat ser sas s
Cspe George. they with much ice that they were ors 70 "
PWtos paper, sp -
Artssric Phmmer, Of and from NewburTor, a'ei q
6uayan, p r. seth uh with oss Of deck hsi oet'pss.e
spuns and eaky. hshs f-t water r aSse
sEs joss scassrsss. Caae ron Boston zoe
Haror Fay mssyed snd went "a ne
Ranorc Ind She % the ae night eSiaf ~
y, cd back thccy She had on board
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Rcceinfs Of PrOduce.

By Erie Railroads.&c. pkgs. Butter 255i sides Leather
d casks Cheese Al bids Hams 50 bbs Beef l5l do Flour
80 do Ashes Al bales Wool aud 80 Sheep
Bp Ne,y-Haren Raiyodd-4 pkgs Butter 10 do Cheese
By North Rirey Bods-lO,sl2 bills Flour, $40 do Ashes
50 40 Louor 1856 DO Provisions 3 do. Pork, IN pkgs
LAID S3 bush Corn 81 bbls Beef 303 bush Rye 22il
do Wheat, 2,256 do. Oats and lOi pk,s Cheese
Nr,c- York and Harlem Railroad CO head Cattle ~ 90
Cows $50 do Calves 1856 do Sheep $40 % dressed Hogs
fSea do Mutton and Beef III pkg Poultry $50 do Eggs
GAG DO Butter 562 do SuDdres, ll6 bush Grain tuns
Iron 5 do Lumber do. Timber "a bales Wool l72 pkss
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virtue Of an order Of tn. Common Cornell and II hsrs va.
any blame the contractor or the Corporation ana NOT %
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Gurdon
Miller agt Eagle Health aad Life Ina CSTo recover on
life policy on Ralph Hurlbut Miller already referred o.
Verdict o peinS 1855 S. being amount and Interest," also
go additional
SUPREME CouRr-Specidl Ierm.-De-
cisons-Vm r. WaRer sgt Chayts H. Hasey ',,G eL,.o
ton to strike out part Of answer unless made more
Jaln Ho,rlaud AIT. Vm IT. Hololand and others-Moto1
TO compel purchaser to complete purchaser oeneatsa
motion of purchaser to be relieved from sad PuiSHAo
Geo, g. Fu,ran sst James C. A'A-M0hOn to set 'Hd'
Nh Wan AZ. H. Kenyan-Motion to change the plaos OF
' otto ". Pouet. sgt Morris Simontded' se-MoiOn
WSscel H. Cusanan agt Gideon Seaman ard Otders
Motion for Judgment demurrer as frivolous Denied VIII"
vi iyeSdcn at. Uayden-Judgnent cfdivorce
Ho,rlqnd sst Ho.ulaadln this case the Court decided
h S.T.on AZ sint whom Judgment of unscy exists IL
defendant and party interested ssd parry mus 9s
m vss sale OF property in Nnths. in which tue nus
band daughter Of Mr. Rowland has been declared to be
81 upsound mind and the purchaser COMMENDED ne cos %
oh sin coed title, the summons had mol oesn pe'oJ
served. poo,.
In n, matter Of trdenin0 WaLst-The Bank, the Court
considers had rght to proceed with its improvements the
Corporation having reserved to itself the rsht 70 STAY Pr
ctad
Corporation shall have determined their opnon ana 70 oe a.
lowed for spy partial or demolition Also ior the our ioot
should the street be opened The owners wh9 nav ~
their stores back feet also entitled 10
value 10 be on and front groundhey an he DAM
ans aso TO be assessed for benefit Report referred PACK
The argument in the OF extending oana7s' . s
widening Walker-st, confused on SATURDAY oe'oio
ndee Roosevelt and will be resumed on Saturday next
The matter of opening Fiftyirst-s was an"aeo w. '"'
nothing done.
Advertisement 49,.
r. Union Hall, Saratoga Springs, Will
be opened on the goth Of this month.
Advertisement
II The best likeness, the finest picture
the most perfect satisfaction At Roors No. S65 Broadway
[Adverdsenestl :.
w California tickets for sale by the
Prometheu. to sail on the instant Two second cabin
tickets selected berhs time since, by party now IN
able to co. Apply to TAPPAN DOUGLASS NO. ~ oeda'st
ADVERTISEMENT
~ The house and studio No. AZ East
Twepteth-st occupied by Huntington the artist offered
for sale By Homer Morgan, No. Pine-st
rAdver,4ssra-nt]
- The readers particular attention is
directed to the extraordinary and unparalleled low prices at
fixed to Pardoes and Crosley Sons English Exhiotion
Tapestries Brussels and three ply Carpeng, at hiram
Andepon's Carpet Establishment No W bowery-
Is per cent TO purchasers The eight spacious
saesrooms daily thronged with ladies selecting thelr
capets cloths rugs mats window shades starcarpets
mating abecovs &c. who thereby save at least ~ per
cent their purchases.
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WhalerA.

SID Iunnsry. Tor New Ionios. 10 esis
Tsshuano Feb y, ship Alfred obb Jeaue5 Tor New Be&
ford 50 bhle. OH
sroken-Apn ia, &c, bark Nye Baker a.. no al -
eosrd.
No date &c blythe Caravan, At f Rrer in Ats,ne sns Ac
Perry, Fail RIVER, 40 bois sR
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MARRIED..

q, Saturday NAV Is in johns Chapel BY Rev VIVA Morns
In RICHARD MUNkITrRlCk. of Manchester, England,
ATrsTA ,ounssst DAUGHTER George 1hohnrn this ty
A. Pt,sde Massachusetts, the 18th INST by ev ~. 11,
coLn,IGFmiGT r. NJ DAVIS, OF Newly TO Nr EeNlCk r.
-C.l.- L.rra. .lace
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RuNAwAY.-On Saturday afternoon las

two spirited h. rses attached vehicle just returned from
the Long Island course on down fulton, ana
through other streets creating quite excitement along the
whole route. They finally stopped near the Navy
Yard having fortunately caused but little damage The party
we're rem New-York had left the animals standing una
tended in front of saloon Among the articles scattered
nom the vehicle faro table sweat clothes and othe
mp.mens of gambling which picked and are now
in the Of the Police at the City Hail. wherethoSe
claiming them call, if so disposed.
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$4,000 redeemsble Nov. ], 1860
5000 redeemable Nov. |, 1861
5000 redeemable Nov. l, le62

Tbs money Is to be used for the purpose OF reimours
ing the City Treasury the amounts expendedfor the cree
ton of public buildings for the city of NewYork, and
for the erection OF such additional buildings may be
required for the use OF the City.
The receipts of the Georgia Railroad,
during the month Of April, 1852, amounted to s7aOA
90 against s6Oeai for the month last year. IT.
crease 50 AGO 80 of which s. 633 0j from passsn
ger traffic, and s4,7s7 "a from freghts, &c.
A Banking institution, with capital OF
100000, divided into one thousand shares of $50
EACH is about to be established in Alton Ilisos TO be
called the Alton City Bank II is to be based Illinois
State Stocks and it is expected business
on or about the LIST Of July.
An estimate of the cost of the csntem-
plated Albany and Susquehanna Railroad was couimu
nicated to the Albany Common Council. The whole
length of road including miles of branches viii DO
l53 miles the cost of building which, with rail Of 70
pounds per yard, is set down at siil3,6O3.
A telegraphic dispatch, received at the
Office of The Detroit Advertiser the llth inst reports
that the Government Stock Bank of Michigan located
at Ann Arbor, had that day refused to redeem large
amount of its notes presented by the agents OF the No
tropotan Bank in this City. These notes are all 81
cured by Government Stock and perfectly safe The
affair is simply fight between the Metropolitan Bank
and brokerage house in the street
The Desro Advertiser of the 18th inst, contains the
following
We learn that Jas l.. Graham, ESQ., the Counsei o'
the Metropolitan Bank went to Lansing yesterday "a
order TO take the necessary steps to compel the oVe,u
ment Stock Bank TO make redemption OF It's ns,es,
making proof before the State officers OF Us muie "
redeem them upon presentation
The charter OF the Bank provides that upon maAa.s
such proof the State Treasurer shall give notice
bills Of the Bank viii be redeemed at his ONCE anu sh
proceed, within twenty days, 10 make sale OF tue
In bis hsnds for that purpose
The same act provides also that Il the state o'nsMs
sha decide this. the Bank Is insolvent upon examEt
cn OF the Bank upon proof OF its reassi 70
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE.-On Saturday night last, llre
broke out in small frame tenement BOnds near Peters
Bridge and entirely consumed together with It's con-
tents 1t occupied by James Coney Loss about SSoo
40 insurance.
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MfMAfvRR ALnANAc......rHs pAY.
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HfGu wArIR.. TINS DAY.
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Adver2setnentJ
- The readers particular attention

directed the extraordinary and unparalleled low Prices a.
Tapestries and Brussels and three ply Carpetns at hiram
Anderons Carpet Establishment No 80 Bowey-a saving
Of at least Is per cent purchasers The eight spacious
rooms daily thronged with ladies selecting their
carpets oilcoths rugs mats window-shades staircape
mating tabecovs &C. who thereby save al least ~ per
cent on their purchases
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USING A SLUNG SHoT.-A man named
Patrick Feeney attempted assault Officer Leonard
of The Fourth District Saturday last with slung shot
III was finally secured and committed to jail ON The charge
en- defsplt of 81 $50 baiL
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GRAND LARcENY.-Margaret Anderson,

servant in the house OF Mr. John Peterson No lSi hu
berryst was Yesterday arrested by Officers Bumstead aud
Merritt of the Third District Police Court charged win
having broken open aud stolen SIS in gold and baak
bills the property Of her employer while he, with his fam
ily of town. The money was found where the sr
aad hid IT, and she committed tor trial.
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US. DISTRICT CouRT-Before Judge

Joeson. The following persons were arraigne
Geo T. Lee and James Smith, charged with larceny on
board the bark VIM Waldron STEALING 81 900 in nlver
pleaded not guilty
Nicholas Ross and Eve Others OF the ship New
weird INDICTED for endeavorng 10 make revolt 10y re-
as to work after the vessel arrived at QuaIanns plead
VIM johnson and Charles Miller, OF the ship Al
cen Osstin charged with attempt 10 commit revolt,
p'eaasd not guilty. All remanded