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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21


" With the advent Of Spring, i'm
provsmsnts and additions to the visible
Lewisburg are briskly going forward. The
former residence of VIM. Hayes, corner
Of First and Market streets, is being reno
vated and molernized BY the present
owner, S. J. Crssswell, of Philadelphia.
James r. Linn is adding brick building
to his dwelling on Market St. Peter
Beaver is about to erect an elegant Store
room on the North East corner of Third
and Market streets, with other improve
,nenss on the property there located.
VIM. Frick, on the coruer opposite that of
DR. Beaver, is terminating the property
Of A. Graham, and adding brick block
for shops, &C., on Third street. Several
good dwelling houses, in process o. cree
sion in various parts Of town, attest the
prosperity Of others.
The noise Of the boatman's hammer is
not vet heard ia the Boat yard of Frick
& Slifer, bat we hope may ere long add
music to that part Of the Borough. At
the other extremity, We are informed, ar
raurements will be made and the founda-
tion laid this season, for the centre portion
of the main University edifice. For the
Female Academy required by the Charter
cf that Institution, the Trustees have
bought the elegant three story mansion
built by L. B. Christ, in the highest and
most pleasant part of town, and the Presi-
dent of the Institution is in ques. of a
compstens gentleman aud lady to take
charge Of it.
The genius of reform has also laid vic
,.,. hands on the house Of worship be-
,,og;pg to the Lutheran Church, and that
building j. now in rims. On Tuesday
last. .,l above the first story OF the steeple
was sawed away and pulled down with an
all spliusrring oras-, ty crowd attracted
H. the uo,el.y Of the service. The hoL.e
VA, pu. up only Is years Ego, Iy L. b
Christ and Henry nj tie cider, ani was
one of the fir .ness sad test bulit edinr"s
in town or country. IL is the intention OF
,ns congregation 20 erect this season on
.te same lot, . larger and more convenient
Lsu.. f.r public worship.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21

p9T There has been break in the Canal
below Harrisburg, stopping boats, since
Monday last.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21

Salaries in Executive Departments and ClSrk-
hire, s2a,aoo 90
Contingent expenses of Executive aud State Dc
pnrtmeuts, c9S5 90
Contingent Expenses. Auditor Gen'ls ofRce 1870 co
Contingent Expenses, State Treas. oticc, l.225 90
Contingent Expenses. Surveyor GEMS O.ics, 9a5 %
Expenses Of tn, Legislature, 100000 90
Printing. folding. binding and stitching. .5,UpO o.
Packing and distributing Laws and Journals, 100 co
Miscellaneous Expenses, 5000 90
Water and Gas Tor Public buildings, 2,iOp 90
For support of the Common schools, 100000 20
Pensions and Gratuiiiss. % 900 10
Expenses Of the Judiciary, 5000
Payment of interest to Domestic Creditors, 5GoO 90
Payment of Guarantees. 260l1 o.
Payment Of interest on Funded Debt. c0o0O0o 90
Repairs and improvements on Canals and
Railroads, $4,000 90
For relnying north track Philadelphia and
Coiumbi. Railroad. 2oooco 90
For the Allegheny Portage Railroad. 100000 20
ls9oo,oOO Of th. sum to he taken from the
North Branch Canal Loan. and $a00,000
from the surplus fund il there he anyl
Delaware Division Pennsylvania Canal, 6O,O0O 90
For ordinary repairs, 1l2,0Oo 90
Expenses for motive power. 1852, 3j4 OOJ 90
Z" Sc from and after 1859, 10000 90
For payment OF Collectors Inspectors &c. &C., 5000 90
Expenses Canal Commission, 6,3o7 90
Rebuilding of locks in the CAnsi at Nortbnm-
berlsnd. and repairs to the schultz atshs-
mokn Dam, $4,000 90
Repairs to Road and Farm Bridges. 1900 SO
Payment Of debts contracted for repairs and
damages by foods. &c. 174,,'o so
Payment Of debts contracted for repairs pre-
,ious to Dec l, 1850 1872 IS
For repairs of damages that may be done by
flood or fire to public works, 50.0o0 90
State Library, 200 o.
Payment salaries in Eastern and Western
Peutentiaries, 4O.l11 90
Improving Eastern Penitentiary, 10000 90
House OF Refuge, ll.OOo 90
Pennsylvania institute for the Bind. 1900 90
g d" Deaf and Dumb, 900 60
State Lunatic Hospital, 10000 90
Completion Western Reservoir So 90 90
Publication Final Geological Report. 5000 co
For DAMAGES to private property by constrne
tion Of Railroad tn avoid Inclined Plane,
at River Schuylkiil, l1,35o 90
Additional Clerks in Surveyors Office, b15 Oh
&" 100 90
Clerk hire in State Department, 210) 90
Books for Registration, 4.5G0 %
Pennsylva Colonization Society, 1000 90
Public grounds, 200 90
Expenses OF State Arsenal, 232 90
For payment Claims, $1,000 &c
$t,54I433 81
To his sum be aided the loan Of sSJoo00 for the
completion of the North Branch Canal from which $780,
600 is to be deducted for the Allegheny Portage Railroad
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21

rA-By reference to the proceedings Of
the County Meeting, i; will be seen that
the Commissioners, af!er a full and free
discussion Of the measure, have been tri
umphantly sustained by the people III
loaning the credit Of Union County foI
e200, coo in aid of the contemplated Sus
qnebanna Railroad. The road would
hsneft the rAole county, and it is therefore
just that the whole county should aid, al
least as sndOrser, in the enterprise, while
those most benefited it is expected will
Invest their monsy in the work
1t is nov twenty years that the Sus-
quslanna Csnal has been in operation
through Penrs and Chapman townships
and the u.o'c county has been subjected
to direct, burdsnsone, and almost uuin
terrup.ed taxation, to pay for the con
struction and repars of that Canal, in
which tie people of those townships in
vested no money. They have enjoyed
much more particularly all its benefits
1t looks hardly generous for them now to
orpose the citissns of Union, East Buffalo
Buffalo, Lswisburg, Kally, and White
Deer, when they ask for an improvement
along their bank Of the river, in which
they are willing TO invcs: their own money
and for which no correctly informed man
auppo.es that either the county or the
State will contribsie, directly or indirect.
j., ore dollar BY taxation. Yet We are
Informed that most of the opposition to
the subscription comes from or is insti-
gated by citizens Ct Penps and Chapman
We regret to see The spirit, which opposes
Q measure calculated to elevate and i'm
prove the whole coanty, without injury to
any section. In addition to these, are
some whose fears Of . possibility Of taxa
tion in unlooked-fsr contingencies, over
ccme their hopes ;hs. there is no prola-
billy Of such result. These two classes
it is now attempted by few barrow
minded Politicians, 70 marshal into fac,
ton for the next fall's campaign. Men
who have urged on and commended this
County Subscription, now denounce it as
an Infamous imposition Of a tax upon the
people, mortgage upon their lots and
farms! It is truly hrmiliating to think,
that no public measure Of the creates,
moment can be proposed, against which
some grovsliug, mousing electioneerer will
not attempt to poison the public mind, snd
prostitute the press, in order to elect a
Constable or Commissioner We trust
that this, like similar crusadss against
School LAWS, &c, will prove bootless
tilt. The people If Union county know
their true interests, and they know who are
attempting to mislead them in this matter.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
State Appropriations.

The following is a synopsis of the gen.
eral appropriation bill adopted by the State
Legislature at its last Session-for copy
of which We are indebted to the Auditor
General:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
~The Town Clock is again in runninl

order and warranted in stating fhnt Mr. HATFIELD
will insure the restoration of the striking department for
s30 Those who desire this reform, should get up sub
scription or by other the sum required
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
S~New Telegraph Offices have been
established at Plymouth, six miles below,
and at Kingston, one milo west Of Wilkes
Rarra

14-The Proprietor Of the "Lewisburs Chronicle
offers that establishment for salepossession to d
givon the first of July nexf-ES
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21
Retptaburg Warket.
Corrected Mis Dan

Two JOurneymen CarDenlers
WANTED Immediately. Inquire ss The
w Office Of the Lewisburg Chrooicjs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21

Sk,Jf--R|3 I
To .hs sum may be aided the loan Of Sj0OO0 for the
completion of the North Branch Canal from which $780,
900 TO be deducted for the Allegheny Portage Railroad
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-05-21

Session Of the Catholic Council was held
in the Cathedral this morning. 10 the pres
ence Of an immense audience.
Tho French) Debats comes out in favol
Of the American expedition 10 Japan
" What is now doing by the Americans, y
it says. is the realization Of the dream ol
Christopher Columbus"
The evidence which we publish from
the Columbia Spy, taken before the coron.
er's inquest, prove what we have stated be.
fose. that The killing of Smith the alleged
fugitive slave, was wilful murder. The
poor negro was firmly held by two strong
men, At the time he was shot, and no one
in the least in,erfered or attempted his res.
cue. All the stories .rumped up by the
murderers to screen themselves from pub.
lie indignation only make their case the
worse. They have added deliberate false.
hood to wiliul murder. We trust that the
day Of retributon will come.-Harrisburg
Tel.
Tho next State Agricultural Fair is TO
be held at Lancaster. on the 20Ih, 2lst
and 22d days Of October next. The Ex.
ecutive Committee have acted wisely in
Withdrawing the annual exhibition from
Harrisburg. in view Of the fact, that the
Society was last year swindled out Of
large amount by the hands Of some Of the
residents of that town who had the man
ngement Of its affairs. The citizens Of
Lancaster will doubtless make the Society
a handsome contribution for holding the
Fair within the limits Of the county.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

Jumps and BATHING APPARATUS, 4
h etc-JoHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. lB4 CAMP xsSps
rREET Newohns, hsa just received and large kA
rtment az Brass Pumps H&
Beer Pumps Cooking Rpngas Bathing Tuhs
Also laying repairing Lead fpss Sheet Lead woh over,
Jill aad sanhoa. work promptly pHs rspassa 4orss
fnmptlv a.tscafd 70.
~ ChssfssRcaffsss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03
HoLLYwooD HOUSE, Eastern Shore Of IN

N ULL1 WUUD HUUSE, Eastefh ohofe OF sHHS
j. Mobile Bay FREEMAN SMITH, Proprietors.This WX
so well and ayoraby known for ITS beautiful scenery
and oraton walks shady slendd shower
baths salt water bathing with firm sandy bottom excellent roads
running various dctors with the entire absence mosquitoes
renders shts othe aasns places the
u the Southern The act Of its having been crowded
hrse four months the beginning, good
evidence OF ita being the right Of place.
The half the city of New
orleans alone could
Many and addons been during the past winter
The DINING ROOM much and hundred and
ory persons. BILlIARD SALOON will be added to the o,he
Several SLEEPING APARTMENTS
plopneors Will be untrng in their There
daily COMMUNICATION with MOBILIZE shortly
low boat will be on the route and make several day.
E4- This establishment is now ready for
WILLARD FREEMAN,
- JAMES 3. SMITH.
Hollywood, Baldwin county, Aa May a. 1852 34W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

I'D R. FELL s. CO., "a Common street, tsRR
Retail. LAMPS Plated md Rtsnnis CAsToRs CANDLE TS
STICKS. TABLE Cutlery, JAPASNED WATERS, Etc. -
q The sass, Msnhsf ph9s "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

THIS unel and popular Summer generally &fSA
Known throughout Southern
uunt OF Mrs. EIAABETH rDAT her son JOHN B. PRADAr
tn about mile distant from the village OF Biloxi, will opened
the of June for the reception of VISITORS
extended notice.
Fcy many the popularity Of the establishment stea
ueasrs Tho natural ad the fines,
prospect the end the salt
he u have not failed to mPiees avorhy the vtorso
Noworlesns Mobile and the surrounding country,
During tho propeos nnny improvements
srd addions EAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thorourh,
etangd BOATS will at the
Via visitors ee of charge-siso CLARET NJ Dinner.
CARRIAGES and HORSES may procured any moment,
sjdion celebrated BRASS BAND Nswreans
SD . BALL may be expected twice every week.
qtore whng stop the GREEN OAKS requested
aptn the Steamers who will land them At the wharf
he Hotel. -
-. TERMS -.
$40 0U
peT tO
eR- '!hihiren and Servants, hafpyics. my1 SIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03
VpILOXI HOUSE, BLoxl, Miss.-The pub

ID lie respectfully informed that tha establishment vii G
opsed for .e reception Of visitors aide The manhsenep. -
NIX0 he June. Atarhed the house will be found
ami BILL ARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS BATH HOUSES
Tile TABLE Will always be supplied with tho delces Of he Sea
the NsS0eans Aet. The house surrounded by ge
magnificent Live Oak Mulberry Hickory Mssnoa and Bay Trees
we'll giving deue shade
when 10 is most vsrtie Thu Hotel oilers stronger Inducements
families children than other bou
The gesn ront the of which is about
fSs- will be to taniies my jn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

EpACHELUh5' HALL, Biloxi, Miss GszssA
v p Formerly FRANKLIN HousE-PFIlP cANTER- ldEsaH
RUkY inform his fr ends aud tho pc TINT he
pared receive DArhs. \ sood TABLE will be kept and the
BAR supplied with tho hcEt OF t1QUORS.
-TRanS-
Hoa!thg aud Lodging On
Pc bay Ut
lni. alMMlm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03
HOTELS AND BOARDING

pOARDING.--A small family or few single
A1 stnetnen with Beard pleasant Rooms
n by applying No. 70 arondeiet few
"t7AY BOARDERS bd accommodated aiso. jyal 2n
var - ------ ----7i7--7-sr
Xp0ARDING-Several Families can obtain
ID Board and sao several Gentlemen by applying No. a31
a where they will agreeable ard
eotnfor.nhip nl7 ty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

ma ADIsoNVILLE HOT EL.-The sub Am An
having s Hotel EA
inst Having large and sry Roon,, he will be abe
iaHda comfortable As his nniion
s ep his table supplied with decsy aeahon he hopato
u patronage The erns for Bosrd
-, ~ 49, =
tsed 10 IA. Hotel ia ROOM TEN Pih ALLEYS
ROOM The Bar will be supplied yih the Lgaors,
lyia 3m d u HARGRAVE MCKAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03
M AGNoLlA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss, "a, ftaas

I'VE DyET informs her old friends a5iHM
patrons, and ths public generally that this Hote is
pen tpicn vtcfs. IAis oue not inferior pon
Z locality and Recommendations to any hotel tho ft
Rail- RCOA diranlons similar locni bloSi
admirably adapsd % BALLS PARTIES and public gate
s, which will s lston reasonable In addition
tos all ec accommodations prepared ior least h
. ~
sr BE will be her amply With the
best Il. this and th n5ighbctins markets aford.
lins rop3 BATH HOUSES adjacent The hute The
conLeherGo oi Ecarles
!hs BAR 10 supplied with eaei4a liauoga.
''Es ICE CREAM SALOON also aiirins thc Hotel
tLIEERY STABLE ID attached the Hotel
PLEASURE BOATS are kept in readiness AT all tinius,
thankful the liberal patronage extended he che
spsetialy requests will
lie
Visitors will be landed at tho Wharf Of the Hotel they notify the
Captain the steamer their wishes Biloxi, May 1852
tST "" charg" wharingp., ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

SLADUN SEhlNSS wall DC open LOT Inc &d;a
reception Of tpa the frst day OF une. Extensive E
during Wint-f, 500 to
rersou comfortably accommodated Een Resistance baa
atter themselves that iuh
prepared give saff,eon this than ppvios No
ihe ihne who
rnsy them with thoir company pleasant and Igrseabe
t+2 tsepl CONNER q HENRY Propretors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03
yATEsTERN vERANDA, corner Julia e-ysgse

and Tchoupoua7 areeTbe sov9 establishment kfEGA
having changed bands and Undergone conpeEe enevaton
furniture, tho propreoTs would respectfully
accommodate Permanent snd Transient Boaid
a styiH surpassed In the city.
They that the BAR Of s house will .hs
the beat and iurashei will
tho cho!ceat Wines aud Liquors.
je40H LANE & DUNN, Propre tors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.

In addition the above, Agents have in ther
certificates equally respcsols parties womsy epp.
Of ship Ieods; Captain Wn Cu ship Charles Cooper; D. c.
Culu Assistant Engineer NewYork Erie Railroad; Brev
Col H. Talot Nswyo Arsnai h. s. Smith, Lieutenant
Guaremaster United States Military Academy Wea. Point Oliver
lee, Superintendent. now serstsry OF the Hudson River Railroad
Company, c:c, g. c. BoGERT CO., Camp atreet,
Of Louisiana aiiasppi Alabama TszsL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-03

these great societies known under the OF Nations
andstateg
Therefore the undersigned begs leave to report the Title
VII Public education it stands in tbs Constitution
| Of 1876. [Sigued RosERr PREAux.
/. On motion of Mr. Gardere 200 copies of the above
port ordered to be printed.
Mr. Dufour on behalf of the Committee appointed to
revise the French translation Constitution submit
ted the following report:
The Committee appointed to revise the French transa-
tion of the Constitution beg leave unanimously toport
They do think they could with proprety report the
present translation for enrolment The TRANSLATION Of
the Constitution into French is work of great difficulty
and requiring peculiar order Of talent The translator
should be experience of accurate style and
well versed in the technicaties of the English Judicial
language The Convention of 1s45 had special transla
tor the Constitution the should be again
pursued matter Of high The committee
will therefore ask be authorized to select ct and com
petcnt person. to whom the translation of the Con
stitution may safely be committed, and they offt
| the following resolution to that effect, viz: a,
Resolved. That the Committee on Translation. be ant
hereby authorized to selecta appoint fit and
potent person. whose duty it shall be to translate the
stitution into French with salary of four hundred
| lars lSignedJ CrrRiAN DurouR.
The Convention then proceeded TO take into cousidera
ton the resolution reported by the above committee
And the question being the adoption of the same
MIR Armant moved to strike out the words "iour hun
dred and to insert in lieu thereof the words three hun
| dred''
Mr.. Staes offered the following resolution:
Resosed. That the Translatng Clerk to be appointed
according to the report of the Committee on Frencl
Translation shall be elected by this Convention
Mr. Connely moved to lay the whole matter the ia
bic, which motion prevailed
MIR. Dnfour chairman oftic Committee to Revise tn
French Translation of the Constitution rendered his
sguatou and Messrs. Prcaux tardere Lapeyre and oil
vier of St Mary, also resigned members Of said
mittee.
Mr. Shaw having voted In the majority the adoption
Of the article offered on yesterday by r RsisaIp as a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
DIED.


On sunday evening" OCT TO- the 9TH year his HENRY
QUART. youusert child ofRrv william sud Muth, At,n'
Friends invited attend hs funeral ruc-ip si,tnocn ~
2ock. A. No tol Houston 4 Nj. remains vii be Inferred al
Mount Auburn
on Ncl.,n and SOPHIA W Gcr, OF syr,eue
w,.tr RIrOsr DE.Tasn the CITY ard codny o. New tssa
rom he pa ay Of oc'or TO the ,h y ct o"o" i'] ""'
w men. ", Boys liz; Oirs, e. lOta ~
DsFAss-Ahscess. !. Appley ~ AsphJNa l. Ahmt ~
An rha Bleeding tie Lung, Burned OF sadei
Bronchitis. Cancer L ncrum os casnse' ~ thofs.
a; Gloria Infant II Cholera Morhus Is Consumption W.
Cou,u.ons Group. Congestion OF Lnngs - Cyanoss y;
Dsluty /. De,um rremen,, panhea ~ pro~y, Drop
The Head. II pfcpsy the Chest Drowned - Dy '.nisy
kpepsy Eypras Fracture OF the srins Fracture OF
skull q fevrr feyer Bilious Fever, Rrnnnt a. feyer,
-esrc rrhod Fever Typhu. ~ Fever Conse.nv
Fcsrr Nervous Heart Dseas HO pns Coush - inhsrn-
rn,t,n DO OF Brain DO Bowels. Inflammation OF Md
urys ,: Lung. II ILLUMINATION OF stomach Y;
Inf Throat inflammation OF Womb. nhanmston
Mars,mu. 10 Mcarlr. Modification. od Age 81 Premature
Birth. Rupture sanllros - Ieethns ~ fetinus' un
knovn.4 - :.
40 ~ A. ~ 81 - 10 81. 49, 80 to 10. IL )
a. 20. lG TOTO 80 qi 30 10 20 :, 90 20 100,
Pl.cs NAarnrUnied States, sli ireland III England
North Amerrs South America, 4 unsnownL
Prem Hc,isl Bellevue - Penitentary Bahwel' Island "
Luisc sbm do Ranths Island. Civ hosisfi 10 Guy
Prison, Aims House, Bhckwels Island Il Coosed Home,
Co'orcd Peron-.9
Inicrucni, returned from Ward, Island, -
A. w. wsrrs CTS In'pector.
CITY Inspecfor'. Office October .. 1881
Wsslr NE'oar Ds,as Boosn Zoe the week ending Oct
9, lsjA
TIE Bs Consy,R ut the Iuus- p don-umpiion ~,
Cofyu,r- Group Debility, Dciunm r-ameHn'. Dwr
Lcs p DToPey Dro~y N hi Ablmen Dnpy the Chest,
Drosy Head, Dy-cnery. Fever Scur,. Fewer.
Bran, Inflammation OF BoWels, Inflammation Of Lung,
knsd Mtfemas, Pii-y. femiiure Ifih small Pos.ti
Adult %; Children. Total, GA
of,e Of The Board ofHca'h. NJ wusstL. n,l,h Offer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
MONDAY. Oct. LIP. ~.

There was small business done ut the morn
ipg Board to-day, but prices were very hrrn There
va. no stock pressing the market and the tendency
Of prices vas upward for the leading fancies There
ard strong feeling the street and at the
Second Board the demand good, With but lttie
stock offering. The closing prices were very hrm-
Erie went TO sil Norwich GOT Stonngon 20. Recalling
wa in demand NJ g7i, Nicaragua 20 Cumberland So,
seller CO. Hsrlem cold at Tall showing better feci-
ing The premium stocks are In fair demand and irIn.
For Government and state Stocks there u Q good
demand or banking purposes and quotations strong.
la Sterling there IS not much doing. The
inquiry the il light and the supply rather
teiter there being bills from the south. Tho
rates arc lO IO the bulk Of the business being done
n lc,, which il per cent. decline. FrSacs 5l3i05
To-
The market is dull for Freights. To Liver
tool-Flour, l2G 3d. Grain, 1900 bn,h Wheaf, 80
ID the latter in bags; Deadweight, Js To Londoo-
loo bbi. Oil Cske, o. Gil To Hayrc the market y
yely dull There /. fair bu.iness doing Tor Csnsos'
MIA.
The disbursements from the sub-ireaSufy
were large today, reaching sIi1CsL OF wn'cn'
i,,. s-,o cO9 ,ra. 10 Gov RAMSAY FOR lsiisn Annui
60; The gold wen, we believe, into the Bank OF Com
,,-,,re The rece:,ts were 81 Loo BsaIce, S6,s5S.
=. We be.rof dras for se0Oo00 drswa but not yes
,,escr,ed uoron CT which Ia al.o for niian Annu'
/ 20. Disbursements 20 the amount Of sbou s~e
NV n, more are ualer coa,jeraion at ne WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-12
PurLADELpHA s.LEs OF srocKs-sfonds

Ori II D0ls8-iO GFad Baa2, ~ p DO Is 10 Mof-
r. cs' "a 10 Pern Blk ilgl siGop CsnSen add Amboy
n. H.. ~, y, lcoa tae9 Resdns H. ~ ss, 90 ~ 10
Tu,n Canal Isl d. l5i. Penn asd Ono toal 30 80
Ar Nv Pfr,-fisd a. 70 d. Ds sPrnn T. ", " 100
49, sl0OoO s,hL Wv, O.. -, t0i sso0 heaLss ~ MOT
80 m ~. ssaO CRY r. H.. o. ~, lNti % Harrisburg X r.,
nj 80 Nrth Bars y sJOO Camden and An5oJ X H..
n. ~ %, $40 Wlmins'on H. H.. Gs ga . =
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