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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
InIne Election-rrInmph of the LIQUOR Law.
Maine Election.
PORTLAND, Tuesday, Sept


Additional returns confirm the defeat OF
1Iubbaid Dem for Cove rnor. He will lack, from
present appearance, some 4, 600 votes.
The vote for Chandler, the Anti-Maine Law
candidate, will probably reach 10000.
Three Wing aud three Democratic Members Of
Congress are elected.
Thus far nine Democrats and seven Wings have
been elt cted to the State Senate.
The Democrats viii probably have the House
and Senate by small majority
The Liquor Law mas large majority in the
House.
ELLSWORTH Me-, Tuesday, Sept. II, lS52.
Hancock County elects one Wing Sen
atOri the other, doubtful. Wing Register of Deeds
and FIVE Wing Representatives, probably.
Robinson gains ten on the last representative
vote in twenty five towns in this County. Fuller
is probably elected to Congress. Yours, CT.
PORTLAND, Taesday, Sept II, ls52-lOP.M.
The result Of the election is as follows:
No choice for Governor. Returns from 80
Towns have been received, and so far the loss for
Hubbard is between 1000 and 5 900. The Oxford
and Waldo towns come in badly against him,
and in some Of them Chandler leads him deci.
dedy.
Ii having been ascerteined that Mayau Dem.)
Is elected in TIE lid Die rict the delegation in the
next Congress VII stand, Democrats and
Wings. The msjority for Med 'nald lDem.) in
Abe Let District is between 1900 and 5000.
Senate.-The Wigs have elected 10 Ksnns-
bee, probably in Lincoln, 2 in Somerset by 1OO
majority, in Pisca .squis, and three in Penoo-
scot. The Democrats have 3 in York, 3 IN Wal
DO, in Washington. No choice OF Senators III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
Liverpool PoyisIop Market.

The demand tor BEEF IL limited and holders having be-
come anxious sellers prices have given way fully per
ueree. Markets tending downward
foEH-Transactons oy retail have been made az from
a. lower per Dbl bacon Is slow 81 former prices The
stock low and the whole Is expected DO cleared oil be-
fore ueuew appears In market
LAEo-Salss have been made OF so tuni a, uualtered
prices
CHEEsE-Chtess is wanted and the srst arryaI Of Gue
Will meet a free sale.
GorcHer q Co.'S Circular quotes New.York pr ne mess
Beet a. o. n iC5 fol old l5 as for new q 304 MS
Eastern prime Pork, = 200 53- So GS7 Tor new
Eastern Bacon, 80 = 70 shoald5us y Go0 Tallow S5
osi outy paid. Cheese, fine, So T. duty paid ordna
", q Q5nl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
The Storm on Lake Erlc-RaiIroad AccIdent.

BUFFAIo, tuesday, Sep.. II, 80
The Cleveland papers report slight dam
sge TO steamers Buckeye State and Forest during the
storm On Sun day the schooner Isabella, loaded With
lumber, cspszed and her crew escaped in yawl
Scow 81 Louis, lumber laden, went ashore No lives
distress.
Last night, a child eight years old, son
of Mr. James Smith, run over by the cars on the
railroad track Futonst Both leRs terribly
crushed and have since been smpuaied lie still lives
hnlis 10 q critical stnation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
MURDER OF A POLICE OrKIcER.-Jos,

MURDER OF POLICE OFYicER.-Jos.
stowdsr nisht Waterman from, the Inlrd WARD. was
bE.y .bSu, O'Clock or ,sss.d1 z
Ing on the Of P.On END hsa ~ y
,scs,vsd n snaon Of the Whereabouts Of some eoan-
,et,er, and was syiog his plans 10 arrest then tns
probability h.i having sos wind Of biz aS e -:
sy wsysd and murdered him wssn , ,s rs - q
he heart, bis pistol found lying near him. eas us
raj Of which was discharged Too persons, .sj "a
p chaplin end George A. Ballard, we're srs' -
Suspicion VI 's''s ''H'' ICln Cos,, SATURDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

From HYHiHsAsod Fefey & Co.'S CDesid,' So,
LNERpJOL, Saturday, Sept -
There has bsen eompaA,rly moderne eanne oons
the past vtsk ard sales have been d. aedAmoDs
s1poIteu ard spectators less than average snty eas
rgtsisn BY each The msrktt has conse 3uenuy peSn
tive ,nd tls quaDttJ Offering In American dose III
10 s1crss Notwithstanding light Import sni VIC sna
quantity ne prices have only Desn
with some decree Of Siesd for tho efent q1Ates ~
thoss r request say bd45 a6d. The common fu.n
ties hastns been shat ttasy neglected the 9soa
tuas the as. week, sales u tue ~ssk S,os
bales u which spscu atou took y ITO. aud eApoits"
oWhleh total bales we're Ametsaa The Ing ,ts or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
~ Rev w. BELL of Boston has shown

IL Rev. w. BELL of Boston has shown
as Safety Lsmp.top and F'er' Of bis invention
xhch (be assures u Ia perfect security against lhs
explosions of Csmpbene and other burning fluids which
40 often cause fatal disasters no matter though tue
uoud or go. Is In filling brought directly In contact
with fame, no explosion takes place 1t "s good ideH
tba. this lamp Is always filed without unscrewlng the
Ian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
LIrernanI Corn Market.

limited business done last week, sod prices are
seain cwsI except for the finest qualities OF WHEAT snd
FLOUR Richardson Brothers quote Fridays prices tnus
baltimore and PennsyivaniA Whits WHEAT, 10 d ak
ira choice Geness-, perfectly clean 10. Ohio FLovS
none IN market Phsdeloh'a and Baltimore Flour p o
70 ~ estetn ana Car sas TO 20 psrtiss and 'odr'
iol to 10 o; inferior 10 70 II s.
e. INDIAN CoRN-le Ilow, % to 29e white, 50 mixed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
YALE COLLEGE MEMoRIAL.-An ele-

YALE COLLEGE MEMoRIAL.-An ele-
CANT qusto volume has been prepared by Mr. Charles
III Barrett, graduate Of Yale In 1852, contsining
sketches Of several prominent natural features Of New
Haven and photographic portraits of the Faculty of the
College and Of the members of the class of 1852, With
specimens Of their autographs To the friends OF old
Yale and especially to the contemporaries OF the gra'
duates, whose counterfeit prosentmen"' are mere
sivep this volume Is Of great Interest ana VIII gam
new value with each successive yea'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
American stocks.

Bell Co report steady ioquiy, at quotations slightly
In advance a tho last circular.
Barng Brothers say supply Of Federal and State
Stocks odetae aud he'd generally at limits above
market prices"
actions IL Enc First and Second Motesge, A. lO5 sud 3d.
FREl6H1s to the United sta.es been better sup
ported durtg the past week Sufficient Dead has
been Oh, red snd dm. Stserage Passengers not
abundant ~ NeE-York, al about - ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
stnte Of Trade In Manchester.

TIE trade report continues satisfactory Large orders have
been offered or Goods aud Yarns full prices business
has been limited from inability Of producers 10 complete IN
time. Stocks about exhausted Eastern accounts arr
rot cheerrg but have less influence than under other cir
cumsiancea would manifest itself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

II A pickpocket on one OF the steam
tosts between hare and New Yorh last week stole from
n 81 Rowe, Of Osweso, money, notes and drafss
amounting 10 $1,000 The drafts, however, proved not
10 be available and the thief probably fearing that they
might be traced 10 him, returned them BY mall 10 Mr.
Rove. They amounted 10 about sl,650 He would
have deserved more credit fer his repentance he had
paid the postage Alb. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

ths rsr. time = 100 bales The sock taken to-day
nearly .grsss With the weekly estnns, say si7Sp sasa
ofwhich as, SO are American.
From Wrfqhf Candy & Cos Ciregfsr.
On the whole the market may he considered firm bal
without animation Sales to-day Jdl leo0 bales Of which
1900 are to spectators and exporters fnces "
leans Fair Std 06id Middling, sd Mobile FNf Oh
hidehpe. Std a sd Atlantic Var, Sd Mhth1s %
Ordinary. Sd d4idd5d The demand sp1sars some EnAt
better this morning; prices If anything are 'te harder
with the probability Of good business benz tone say
1000 bales $500 for spseul sIion and export
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
Vermont Election,

Boston, Tuesday, Sept. H. l3j2.
2l8 Towns in Vermont show that Fair
banks the Wing candidate for Governor, is de-
feated by the people.
90 Wings and 50 Opposition Representatives
are elected-and probably % Wing Senators to 5
Opposition.
Messls. Meacham and Tracy, Wings, are
elected to Congress-and Sabin, Wing, is de-
tented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

The English funds have varied but little Cons1is coied
Friday evening at lOO0lOO for money and account.
Bullion ia tie Baak Of England. ", 600.
The loan Of 00 0O forms for the Bank OF Constant
rope guafAnteed BY TUt progressing avorablY ia the
English market. The Quebec Riehmond Railway 70
also received favoTably.
PARIS bOURsE-FouT-and aalfPe Cents closed at 100
1hreesnd.a Half Per Gents, 1910
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
Ipdiann COngressional Nominations.

n. Win Opposition.
William Reayls. Jr Smith Miller,
III d. Ferguson, VIM h. Engnsn,
III j q Mar.han, Cyrus L. Dunham
w IL Farouhsr James u. Lane,
Y Samuel w. Parker, William Gro5e,
W. Joho II Bradley, I. A Hendricks,
VII. C. w. Barbour, J. q Davis,
VIII. No nominations on either side
IN. ii 2. Biodle, Norman EDDY,
\ Samuel Brenton, l. NJ Chamberlain,
XIJM Wallace Andrew j Harlan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
Fatal Railrend Accident.

READING Pa, Tuesday, Sept I, 80
This evening four girls, aged about Is,
run by eng ne, and two Of them instantly
kireo. Tire others were severely injured They hsd
just le II cotton mill where they were employed,
end were walking upon the track. An engine was
coming down TIE track which they were, and
hey crossed TO the other track not percevng another
engine coming In the opposite direction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

- O. Him. f. b. Sadler has been
omo,,,., IN. WING candidate for Congress in
a.. with District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
Odd Fellows Visit to Hudson.

HUDSON, N. Y, Tuesday, Sept. 14-lOP.M
A large delegation of Odd Fellows from
Albany ard Troy arrived here this afternoon They
filed steamboat and three barges They were re.
ceved by the members of the Lodges In this city aud
from several of the neighborng towns and villages and
escorted through several streeis the City Hail. whee
Ii were welcomed with excellent address, read
With much feeling, by t. p. Cowley Esv Of this city.
He ccDeraula@d the members Of tho Order upon the
restoration OF harmony and Of love ana truth among
the brethren Throughout. the State. Bis address
well received and wsf highly spplauded at the close
Mr H. B. Hassvel of Albany replied 10 behalf OF the
visitOrs and many of his remarks quite faceous
and well pleasing TO the ladies' who listened With the
greatest attention and several remarked thai from the
discourse, they did not conceive there af much
secrecy Ia Odd Fellowship their husbands had led
them to believe Mr. b. advlsed all young ladies get
married ss ioon as they could and take the Order of
Rebeccs.
Ater an Odd Fellows hymn, and tho benedlctlon, tho
services ended.
The procession was reformed and the Albany and
Troy brethren, together with the ladies' escorted
70 their boat and barges.
This fraternal visit to This city, It /. confidently OK.
pecied, will prove highly beneficial to the order.
alter from Transatlantic Dlsaster-German
Festivai-Break In Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept. IA, 1o52
The mail is through from New Orleans.
Later Texas dates had been received by
the steamship Louisiana at New Orleans
Ht tlitl VI jugs w ulIOuS. vi lllt
Federal Court, Galveston, has been put OF until the
next session Of Congress, and In the meantime there
will be Federal Court Ia Texas
New Cotton was coming into Galveston.
It strictly middDg and held at 10 cents per pound
The Cholera was disappearing from the
country.
The crops of cotton, corn and sugar
were most abundant
An atrociOus murder was committed at
Austin By b AXE Thompson on William Fennin. Two
Il ousapo dollare reward had BEEN offered for the
arrest Of Thompson.
The excitement in Peters Colony had
subsidized both parties waiting the action of the Legisla
ture
The citizens of Indiauola had rendered
Gen. Perser Smith the compliment OF pubic ball and
supper bis return.
| Brig Naraguagas of Thomoston, Maine,
bad struck on the breakers at Galveston Bar and sunk
| to the man deck. She was loaded with lime, and
when the steamer lett fire and would be total
! loss.
The German Turner Unions have con-
tInued thelriGes,yite, with grea. spirit Today wa.
spent In an excal0n two large steamboats, being filed
with the Societies To night they have supper aud
| ball
Another break has occurred in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal which it will require two
| we ks to repair
The Phoenix Cotton Factory, in the VI
! clritv of Baltimore sold at auction todsy ioi
| SOS COO 1t originally cost elVOV0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
Southern Rights Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Tuesday, Sept. IA, 1852.
The Committee appointed by the South
ern Rights Convention, made report, nomins sting
George NJ. Troupe for President and Cen Qaltman for
Vice President After little debate the nominations
we're ratified with enthusiasm. Electors were appoint
60, and the Convention adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

Sales Of the week to the let September $3.50 bales I'M
ports fe3 The quotations re-Nev orleans o. % 49,
Mobile, 70 to "a Upland, - to S. stock oio& oil W;a
el,UO0 are American
AsHEs IN good demand.
RcE-Cold iersble improvement in Carolina $50 s-ces
OF hich, In store. have Lold at Is 50 TO 60.
Nothing doing in METALS Ene but little in WHALEBoNE
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PORTUGAL.

The Goyernm ent ha- made several re-
dacIions IN It, Customs TGfia.
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Military Visit.

PmnADELPuA, Tuesday, Sept =, To.
The Columbia Riilemen. nom Newark
arrived TO day, aud were received BY Toe .c,eher
GTtJs aud Committee OF officers OF 'ne p.I,svn'
he.Ssd NV mai, Trtr Ths baltimore Mounted Csrbi
Deeu Joined them and paraded through ths sneee'
and psrtook a an entertainment Of Schuykill fsn
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RUSSIA.

Accounts from S.. Petersburgh state
that the Russian College e IchloAasen had burns
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Hire nj RnNbnry.

BosToN, Tuesday, Sept II, 1852.
The cotton batting factory of Mcintosh
Co, at Roxbury, destroyed By hre this mornIng.
We have accounts of further liquor riots
In wsitham Maiden and Wsserown the hngleaders
Ia which were ArTeEte6.
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The Canal Board.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Sept II, 1852.
The examination of Smith Waterman
Il ain Progressing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

~, Charles Allen and Gen. VIII
~" "s' e,r Governor OF Massachusetts
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OPPOSITION MAYoRALTY CONVENTION.
This Convention met at Tammsny Hall last evening
end organized permanently BY the choice Of AID Jacob
F. Oakley Of the Fourth Ward, Chairman After call
Ing the Wards for nominations the Convention sd'
journed to Tueteay nexi without naming candidate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
From BaIiInx-The French Fishermen OF
Newfoundland.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Sept. II, 1852.
The vigilance of the vessels of war on
the Coast OF Newfoundland has damaged the French
fishery very much Fifty vessels of the feet, IN the
Straits Of Bese, will Ieturn home having $1,000 qrin
tails short Of last years catch.
We had rain and fog here yesterday,
brt II ,s6ne to.dsy, with westerly wind.
The steamer Sir John Harvey, from
Boston, arrived here yesterday a, 4 M.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
SALEM Mass, Tuesday, Sept IA, s52.
Warren Cloudman, respectable citizen
cf Portland was killed al The South Berwick junction
of The Railroad this morning
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrivni Of the Niagarn mt Halifax.
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CiLARLEsToN, Tuesday, Sept IL, leJ2
There has been but one death reported
from yellow fever during tho past "a hours. The dis.
ease 10 fast disappearing.
The South Carolina Railroad Company
have resumed their express trains south ward
The steamship Union, from New York,
sni,ed here a, oclock this CTuesdsy) MOI ming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15
NEGRO Kidnapped.

koHFoLK, Tuesday, Sept II. ls52.
A negro was kidnapped from British
Schooner midway In Hampton Roads this morning, BY
CbAyles Rrovn. master Of schooner Alexander, Of
Baltimore, and sold al this place. Brownis In jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-15

Special Dispatch 10 The N. y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Sept IL, 1882.
Gen. Scott will leave here for the West
Tomorrow evening. He will stop in Baltimore
til Thursday morning, and spend the next night
at Holiday sburgh, will arrive in Pittsburgh on
Friday, and spend the Sabbath at Cleveland;
thence he will proceed to Columbus, from
which point his route is not determined. lie
goes in pursuance Of law of Congress to select
a site for an Army Asylum near the Blue Lick
Springs in Ky. c. B. A.
aGine Election-Triumph of the Liquor Law.
SpeLIl Disgafch 10 The n. " Tribune.
PORTLAND, Tuesday, Sept. IA, 1852.
The election over, the Maine Law glori-
ously indicated, the Senate and House strongly
Maine Law, and Wig gain, but Governor Hub
bard large plurality.
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southern Wall fa!lurc.

BALTIMoRE, Tuesday Sept. H. lsjL
We have no mail this morning South of
Warrington Two New. Orleans mails are now due.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune
Movements of Gen. Scott.

xegtrn Tsqrapa Once come, Of Haa0,er and Beaser-s',
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HOME STEADS.


CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-THE
- next monthly meeting of this association will be held
June 10, when several shares will be redeemed.
All who wish to build themselves bomc and those who
desire to make profitable investments of small monthly
association No. 6 Duane street. of Chatham
The present entrance fee IL dollar Monthly dues,
three dollars Ultimate value of shares $780, Call at the
Office and get copy OF the articles of the association
w. L. CONKLIN, President
ROBERT d. HART. Secretary.
1t particularly desired that subscriptions be handed in
and dues paid at the Office TO avoid the crowd Mt the pubic
meetings
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS AND GENERAL FIRE
ID Insurance Company-Otfco No. Tryon Row Of
Chatham street. in the Harlem Railroad Compauys Build
ing This Company having all their CAPITAL one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars (S00) paid in and safely
vested prepared to issue Policies of
against loss damage by FIRE at the lowest possible rates
premium, rents buildings furniture merchandise,
buildings vessels in port, theig tsrsoes, &c.
bIREoroRs. .
John Bruce, G. s. woodruff Simeon Draper,
Abm Wakeman, Alplous Banning Casper G. Chids,
Charles jenkins, John c. Hull, Sol'n Jessurun,
John J. Yellott, VIVA. N Dodge, John Hooper.
Chas. W. Hull Walter Brady. Robt. Mcclellan,
Calvin Condit, Alfred Jones, Henry Major
n.y. a. Carhart, John Buxton, Jr. J.. W. Waller,
Tim. II. Burger. Davis Collamore, Stnrkie Livcsay,
Josiah Whitney, Cyrus ii. Leutrel, John N. Olcott,
John w. Newton, Jas. II. Pulls, San. S. Wyckof,
Fred III. Nichols A. L. Fonda, Dan. d. Whitney,
Royal Houghton, John Morrison.
JOHN BRUCE, President
DANIEL BARNES, Secretary
JOHN I. SHEPHERD Surveyor.
Applications through the post will he Immediately at
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A HOMESTEAD FOR S70O-A NEARLY NEW TWO
"A story frame house. with ten of land, in high
state cultivation with cherry other fruit trees There
s the groand five of corn half
toes also turnps carrots Lima beans and various other
garden vegetables The above situated at New West Mid
die Island tive miles the Land Station hafa
mile from Ronkoncoma Lake stage from the Station to
Stsny Brook passes the house twice day. The house
pleasantly situated beautiful view of the
rounding country For further part ulsrs inquire of JO
of the John King the premises remain
mortgage.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

INDIA RUBBER HOSE.--TGE UNDERSIGNED rs
daily receiving from his factories large quantities OF his
patent ynlcanised India Rubber Hose The hose y war.
grease and never Leaks be carried thraurhthc par
lor or hall wthovs voting II Ia nisd freq from nails
rough edges II is cheaper aud more durable than
ether hose In Coupling pipes shdspsickers.
always hand at mauursGurers prices for the accom-
mediation OF puvcp,ssrs HORACE II. DAY,
No. ~ Cortland ste,vt.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEWMANTILLAS, SHAWLS, SILKS, DRESS GOODS
~ One OF the best stocks in tho market comprising every
variety Of style and qualsy ionton vaeneannes and
point Laccs Richardson and other styles Of Linens Ia
bic Cloths, Napkins, Barnslcy sheengs and the usual
supply of domestic goods, at low prices, by
TIFFANY CUTTING, 3,l Broadway.
7 AIDES FRENCH CAPs-JUsT RECEIVED. d.
IL reotly by steamer Cambria and to be opened this
morning 100 dozen Jaconet Lace and Muslin, Plain and En-
broidered Caps, for sale Mt very small profit In
quence Of the advanced the subscriber sells off his
stock Of straw and silk Bennct at reduced prices at the
Mcgasn Trsncais, 39lls Broadway. J.GILBERT.
THE GREAT PANIC IN THE STRAW TRADR.-
Thousands of dollars worth Of ladies' Straw hats of
the most recherche character arc at the present
being forced the market
ofthe inevitable Consequence snch sccasionsvi the
nesone sacrifice in price to positive cearances
Tho proprietor Of the Ladies Partisan Hat bought
for cash 5C5 of remarkably elegant Paris hats which
he will be prepared to offer TO purchasers Mon
day May sst and during the week at bar
Partisan Hat Depot al Broadway Notice from $751;
WM ATKINS, Proprietor
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MUSICAL.

N0LIAN PIANOS.-IIALLET, DAVIS CO.'S NEW
AZ York wnrerccns are At 2T Broadway, Gould Ber
rvs music publishing marehovss) where may be ionpd
without Coleman Eclan as imgfsyed ~ asp. e Co
hand. BcudcIr Pisnos. Pianos to let
GOULD & BERRY, 20! Broadway.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

hereby given that petition has bssn psessnted Y The
Board Of for sewer in tifth street
c. and resolution for the of
the sewer Second street to the Bowey All persons IN
tcred the having thereto are
to present writing the Contract Clerk NJ TINS
ofice, on or before June 7th NICHOLAS DEAN
.P.vsaent Of tie Cr9teA Aquedncs ss9
SbvsvA AuAsa""A S,en't 4 otup' G.4s Nss