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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
Furs, 3oi; 400 sbs OH, sIs To Hare. the marsst Is

furs, Df; 900 bbs. Oh, sfo 10 hsvre. me Marks
heavy 1000 bales Cotton. sc.; 500 bbis ashes. 500;
50 bhds Bark s., 5Obbls. Resin, 5oc- Dssichsrtsr
from 81 Johns was made ut 77f6; and one or tSo
charters for eos boilers &C. for the Pacific on private
terms
The steamer on Saturday viii take little
gold. None of the leading bankers are shipping
1t will be seen by telegram in another
column that the Controller has decised that he cannot
pay the interest when due. upon the Canal Revenue
Certificates, snd that inferred yesterday, the At
torney General conceves it to be his duty 10 call upon
the Banks which have deposited these Certificates TO
replace them with ether securities The price to-day
was about 90 or 95. but we heard Of no sAes
The sale of CONNECTION Railroad Bonds
by Mr. Draper went of with considerable spirit The
whole amount $4,000 was cold a; 95la down 10 92ls
averaging about 93s This is very good SALE in view
of the fact that there two competing roads for tho
through travel. The following Stocks belonging to an
estnie) were also sold by Mr.. Draper;
q COO Northern (Ogsdensburgh) r. K bonds 1851 So
l26 shares East River Insurance Co.. .....-....4
50 shares Stonington Preferred stock. ssh
The work on the Canandaigua and Nj
esara Falls Road is being pushed with great energy
Gangs of ct work on the entire line from
Canands igua to Batavia and Il is anticipated that the
cars will be run that portion Of the road in Deceu
Der The iron for the road is expected daily, and
win be on the ground before the track is ready.
The supply of money appears to be in
creasing and large call loans made to-day at p
cent on good colateras The range 10 4a6 v cent for
loans and paper.
The amount received at the SubTreas.
ury was e5s,oes paid. e57,6lo balance s35s5,035.
The Bowery Fire Insurance Company
have declared a semiannual dividend Of 10 p cent
The Oswego and Syracuse Railroad, dividend Of 80
p cent The Mercantile Marine Insurance Company.
of Boston, a semi-annual dividend of 5 p cent The
Bartlett Mills, Newburyport, Mass, y cent The
Merchants and Manufacturers the Pittsburgh and tho
Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, have made semiannusl
dividends of y cent each payable to Eastern stock
holders at the usual places In this City.
The City Bank Of Williamsburgh COM
business this day. in the building occupied BY
the Savings Bank Of that place.
The annexed statement of the receipts
Of the Harlem Road for the past months shows
very fair gain
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Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED ros TIE rRIsuss

Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED Fos TIE TRIBUsn
THURSDAY, May IS.
AsHES-Ths market is very quiet, the dsms d Is equal
to the supply Sales Of Pots at t5es o. and Pearls 81 Is
coTTON active 5000 bales sold to-day at full previous
prices
FLOUR AND MEALr-Our market for the low grades Of
State and Western Flour again easier the large receipts
present and prospective large and have depressing
huence the market The export inquiry Is moderate
local trade The receipts Of Western are larger aud tho
market very heavy especially for Michigan Canadian II
more abundant and the market easier Sails Of 100 bbs
mesic reach 1000 bbls at $ieSi 2t for ordinary good
.trssh. State J2ssa ST 70. mixed e fancy Msklsas
81 3 for good Fat hoop Ohio Southern easier
and the msrhets better supplied the trade the pnc
to choice brands and s. 1896 Is Tor fancy Rye Flour Is
firm at - 3l.NS5 T Corn Meal Is quiet at - e5 Ter
Jersey.
GRAIN-There is less trnness in Wheat, The rsc.ipts
arc not very large but prices easier Ia sympathy with
the decline in Flour The Export demand less active and
$500 bush good White Michigan at 81 the irst lot Of the
Rye Is more abundant and the market Is heavy
Barley dull and the market is heavy Sales OF 800 BUSH
fair tworowed at Gle Oats better and good request
Sales Of State at 4lg42 and jersey at 3saoc Corn
abundant and the market tho demand Is fair
for Export aud the East but there not much doing for the
home trade. Southern and Jersey The
O0 bush at 6lac for ordinary TO prime Round yell
low 62 SIC for Western mixed closing for the latter
at 6xa6Sc. The supply OF White ssmall
WHlSkY-Tbe market u easier for Ohio and Prison
sales Of go bbi az 2c for low proof Prison. and the
price for Ohio. Drudge is heavy; sales Of IS hhis
In lots at pc. time and interest
PROFESSIONALISM less iFmness in Pork market
The receipts are Increasing via Canal snd prices lower
Iot at ss Soasis Cpl Tor Messcosias a. sIs So and
SIG IS fo' Primethe latter not plenty and firmly held
Beef abundant and the market quiet and heavy
sales of go bbs at - 75Q SIS 10 Tor Mess ard 61s7 ~
for Prime. Prime Mess il buoyant sales Of ~ terces Of
old ut SIG New held firmly az s2l Cut Meats
plenty and prices Of Shoulders less firm; sales Of
SIC erces sfc d8sc and Hams 81 oc Ol0t Beef Hams
IRE abundant; sales OF 90 bbls. fair Western at
SIS 5e Lard heavy with good business doing the
ntcr descriptions sales Of 800 bbls and teces At 1
for Grease and lee d tor good to strictly prime Kegs
held al llc.1lli Butter and Cheese without much
change
WOOLis frer the stock Is very much reduced but
the saes tniDg 10000 n pulled super ~od Sac
I0ct u fine domestic fleece at Sc and another lot Of 1000
n fleece sold to-day, on terms we did not learn
LEAD 10 active and buoysnt. 5000 pigs son Galena At
81 IS cash and coo soft English at 81 62l which
advance.
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h acsr.Air Ns,ssrs fv- Bsss. Tor Lrsyrsi wn H,,hss
Mn Rrns srd sssr Mrs. runsu y W Sssgra sai ~-- " y.
Bradk~ vie an lsnshter Bile ss1 ~,e Ma s~<v~.
6eorse W wsrrca " w. nme,i, jeAn CAsater sad wsh~
Cksnnsns NJ d. of B,oa. Rev Dr. AArc. 81 csaasssc. NJ
fye Jersry Cry 6rp Ms Befnnsas. lesa J. nskrss
lsse SehArs vsto sshaa George sn7r. ssa 1s~cr ssA
Sstr-. John Woods All noaery, f0rk. Mr.
CisveclAer OF a~ANxon. n C.. Wa frost. % fhso nf.
I-sr-e,e, Of list Rrm~nt A. Mr. Boheran A Roc r<s
r. and G. DeRa3uers q Cansls. Alfred frshsa,
o. Toronto chsHeersH wife. sRa aAnt NJ - ams:r-
hsa Masters " D Chamheria. George A. CznSeglsa al G. y.
Chamberlain Nj Holland snd wife. coescl Howard A rausys
Captain Letwsk, Aro Bloomfield. John symes. r. w. wood
ward J. AFFORD ssd John Donsha, Of knssBd koSe rssnes
Of Ednhsrs, Join Nela. Of Liverpool Hosssh % seossks
fstneA conhy Of Ireland Dr. Ro- sai Msaaso Abo. s Per-
20 Rico-f0
Fr.~ Bayasr u, Boot q ses,es. J. D. Oh sad So e
New YORK tss White y Aka, W. II. Cutter, A. Waite, pse
Stssr. Rev, Mr. inss and xssss tsss a. HAL
far rhcss Preset Of rs,ca Y Curnnsa Nova ssa ~
and M wigress Il Moa;fea T. C. u BusA AruU
A. Nathan, a Jsmscs-lS Total -
IN sssy Tartar, Hs-s ke-1 and AassAs<-N and Mo-
W. g. n Cunningham, Mr. John Endcot Aad Wkats u fh&
ade pAs, Miss Isabella Rsvr Of Philadelphia
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MARINE CouRr-Before Judge Cowles.

VIM H. johnson Dvdyton w Beaumon and Geo. A Shg-
edt n July last the plaintiff in this action obtsued
Judgment against Beaumont and execution issued thereon.
Shufcd the defendants attorney desired 10 appeal and
rendered to the plaintiff attorney undertaking requred
statute requires that in order to make stay Of execution
efectual the undertaking must be approved by the Court
and certified copy be served the Constable These
formaties observed and the bond fled
Ii appeared also hat the execution stayed but that
il returned "no goods The appeal prevented and
the Judgment affirmed but the amount Of the Judgment
could be fected The plaintiff commenced this action
TO make the defendants liable this undertaking.
The Court held that the requirements not having been
Piled with ana the execution not having in fact been stayed
the defendants liable the instrument
appeal undertaking Nor the defendants liable the
instrument undertaking pay the debt of third per
scnhe consideration in that instance having failed Judg
nent for the defendants with costs.
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SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Judge Oak

ley-Henard6 Co against Samps0n 4 Tippan-Tc recover
damages fol- alleged breach of contract 10 furnish vessel as
the poTt of Baltimore which go thence 30 Havre.
The contract made by Broker and dated I'd April and
said the vessel should proceed from Boston whs.e she
then was to Baltimore without delay" The charter
~ made and signed by the principals 5th April dated ID
April but contained provision to the time when the
vessel should sail from Boston arrive a. Baltimore
Motion made that the complaint be dismissed on the
ground the preliminary contract was merged IN the
charter party and of effect The motion was opposed but
granted, aud the complaint dismissed
Laurence Fleming AdnfRisfSdfoy Of Esd Fteiac de-
ceased against John and George Hee-To recover dam
Hs -four Isi and grsnay, in Cherryst, giving way and
falling into plaintiffs yard ard bssementaready referred
to- The Jury in the former trial. could not agree, and
discharged.
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The Stock market was moderately active
uetuation, excepting for Nicaragua, which, under sales
DISCO shares went to 34ss 1t afterwards rallied and at
the Second Board sold at 3saa, which only 4 y cent
below yesterdays price. No appeared to be able
give any explanation of the fall In this stock but there
was general impression that some Of the insiders
were selling out The dividend we are assured will
be made In July, and the affairs Of the Company are
In most prosperous condition, the local traffic Of the
route paying all the expenses Reading firm, but not
very active, ct 7sas 07s3 StoningtoH firm at 5jA
Dauphin improved to 564. Canton, 521a. Norwich
was heavy Zinc fell of 25c p share Northern Indiana
sold at ITO, improvement of p cent At the Second
Board there was no marked activity excepting In Erie
which sold 10 the extent of 1000 shares falling from
sS3. to o4 After the Board about 900 shares more
were sold, closing al 81 showing decline of y cent
since yesterday The only reason given for this fall
the rumors Of the street. that the Company have made
various contracts payable in stock which stock viii
probably come upon the market. In other stocks the
charge was unimportant bear sale of 200 Hudson
River made al 60, seller II months. In Govern
rnent and State Stocks, and Railroad Bonds there
an active demand fun prices There was an inquiry
for Government and State Stocks for Banking purposes
70 replace the Canal Certificates in the hands Of the
Controller. A sale of 33,Oo0 u 5. S. 1853 made
at lo3 ard NewYork S. 1855 sold at the figure.
The Erie Securities firm, excepting lst Mortgages
which fell of i p cent.
In Sterling there is no activity. but the
market Is steady at ga elo with but few sales above
10 p cent Francs 517isa515. The supply of South
ern and other commercial bills stair.
The market for Freif hts is moderately
active and at lower figures there would be considerable
transactions. To Liverpool 1900 bales Gotten, 5aad,
with occasional lot at 3d. 5000 bbls Flour. I'D;
1900 bush Corn 3D.; 800 bbls Resin I5d To London.
5000 bblsI Flour, Oh Cake and Turpenrao. u; 0tuna
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK......MA Is


steaxshps-Broher Josahsa Bsdwta San pn~cssrs D. n.
Anen City Of Richmond MicheI, Norfolk, &c, Mailer Lord
shps-sev Lonlon Latham, Philadelphia, Latham, Hssssh
Croker, Bennett, Quebec, J. w. klwsi Co
Baks-SsAesa Arb.ua, cb,reston c. Meea Austin and n
len. Pssdletou, BsAsmas, j. w. Eiwen Co
Bns.-Gea Taylor Shus Phlsdephis; Atlantic Ncksrsca
lem r w; Ropes Co Lucy, Robbins. Gsmbis 4 Wares
Giichrist, sstio River. J. w Elwen
rssa (Br) sobn Gibraltar Chamberlain Robinson Co Phissu.
Caihosn, ssvas.sh, Dunbar & Dmon.
Schooner -Atanc Roberts, Absco Csrts Co chss MA
Fsnes, savannah, L. Mccresdy Co " Ireland Crowsn,
Philadelphia, w Mckee Msrs wyckof Baltimore, Johsssa
&Iowden Mary Ehrs, Smith, Richmond Wan Brbt saskA
s. H. Townsend Turner, GAMBIA afnca, N NJ rseemaai O.
Pond Edwards Portland Leader BeAre freAscksbsrG
w Mckee Hbernis tBr Herren. HahAx, Jss Hunter Co
Sloop-ssrab Lincoln, Taunton, master
Barge-E A. Stevens, Rsiner Baltimore. w. III Thompson
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PHILADELPHIA MAnxrr.--T Hursdau

Nav l3There has been but little business doing to-dsy-
BARK dull and tends downward. The FLOUR market Is
very quiet Some holders free sellers az ~ D v barrel
while others unwilling accept this rate. There but
little inquiry fer shipment and sales nave under
potce The sales for the supply Of the retailers and bakers
are 10 fair ut within TIE range OF <i341s5 for COM
mon and blands and fancy lots az higher quotations.
RYE FLOUR Is steady at 81 Is and Corn MEAL at - III
~ barel az which further sales have been made.
The market ia poorly supplied with WEEAT, and the late
advance not maintained sales Of 1000 to 900 bushels
prime Pennsylvanis White al 81 03uSi o. y bushe and
Rec It &c The market Is bare Of RYE and it wanted for
dsthng Corn Is but h lie inquired after Sales Of Penn
syvania Yellow at &C. aoat. OAIs IN demand Sees
OF prime Pennsyivana HAS, which Ia further sa-
vance. WHrsgY-The demand Is limited Small sales At
Die IN both hhds and barrels.
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DIED.


On Thursday morning, 18th inst ABBY HARRISON
IL brother and brother law respectfully
ved funeral Friday, LA inst AZ O'clock At
residence No 1T Geenet, OF Anty Her remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery.
80 Orleans and Cincinnati psTers will pesse copy
New Hackenssck Duchess County on the morning OF Ny H.
after lingering and painful illness SOPHIA 5OhsRs wife oil Kew
G. Van Cleef
On the 18th inst, BENJAMIN BANKS ESQ., formerly OF the
Island of Jamaica. aged Sd years.
remains taken . Newburah for interment. -
On "wednesday morning. MAY ~, JANE AMANDA only child OF
Richard and Caroline Nedyne, aged 10 months aHd
days.
AID friends Of her invited TO attend the
funeral al their residence No 65 Greenwich ST. on Frjy i+A
inst. Al 2 O'Clock r NJ
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Markets. .R<portes 5y TelegrapA.

ALsASy Nay l5-FLouR-Sales 5000 bbls- including 100
common Indiana, at - t9aSi H. WHEAr-26o0 bushels
prime Genesee sold .l0c and 400 fair do lose Oars
at 4Ic CoRS-Yeow round Is finn at Gle, with sales
Of 1900 bushels Prison WHISKY sells at &c
EEw-OELZAxs, May L. Evening--CoTros has been dun
to-day the sales barely reaching 1850 bales ezser prices
but without quotae decline Sales have been made Of
RICE, TO arrive, q a l2i. WHISKY 10 a. lie
CHARLESTON Thursday, May IL lsoz
CorToS-Sales to-day 800 bales " r9lc. 7o icing a.
the latter price, The weeks foot sp ev eas-
The market has advanced taIc- Hddiins hs,r 70 r -
quoted StGSic The weeks recsiPs nave Desr Iij'i
baes The stock on hand exclusive Of that on
S3sls bales Of Upland ard 63i Sea Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14

H. yseksetsf aud three children, MIA D. vos NJ Jsises
!, q c.sSs, NJ w.s.s m xs,.l sn a. Tsas,.
fre Camden jeffrey add lady, J. Batch, Rsaiel lsese
John and Secretary rosas IL rsesa q o.
ieue A. colette. w coictie, coiette, co'-',s. L
Colette, Mrs. Walls. Mss wahs Sse jobs Grant. ws
and ohh Mss GRIFFITH Mrs James and chhi, Hosesass
Mr. Rouhsp H. DohmarI, Nos Paleas,esn. X HiHsAat 4.
lady, eAidrsa AND servant A rah'sah.is. A. ps-sAs
~ Haywood, j. Hats and three children. Mas Jsoobsoa,
A Nsumsnn. H. fsaas, Y BeAre. W. Harms, A. Werner. =
Johe, Jsnsea H-hhschl ard lady, Mss Aasaamry,
Dusssen, Limmcrmsn, c. Menharat n N Bhab.a. LsA
ssnn GoLischmid;, Mrs A. Bale. H. Bale Mr. A. kceA. ~
kusde Mr q. Runaspsha, Mr. shoabram aad hay. DR. o.
psnsser, lady aai eLldTen, Miss NJ Hcrsshf. Mr. W.
Ls~y,J sshuss, d Worst May Nelly, Mss n Bectes Mr. 2,
WEEK. frsnrhoer Mr.. Won Rspl A. HsaeAea, lady. ch4
dren and Mr. Bens and lady, j. vegc Beas. G H.
ms A. Nos-. y. Behns; Mes Bouemana, nst~saa
n. HunshNscksnlnr Rudophsea Nrs H. lesasx
three children, Mise n Matser, Mics Conway. Total la
sAy IicfcrA from fepses-C r schaler an .k ofNsw~
Yok Kupe~e.er asd lady, q. 6ecASrd cast H. Nssre
Hcdse, OF New fot J. cos,s.
kn Sesk Arfs,seffs, fren Pakrms-S. Caro-.
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day. MAY is-Frsf Bosrd-s0co READING r. Mort S. ~.
s7l 100 Harrisburg H. r. 45a DO. zSzs Farmers and
Neshsnle, Bank $500 u &c. 81 liz; escoo De-. IIss
$50 DO 5s llss 20 Penn. X, tf 200 Pekomes County
Mnns Co az LoEs Isl,nd r. lsis 10 A Insurance,
i4k Ia Gsrd b. ia 1900 Read K X Sc, 10. siS Mine
bin Railroad 49, Kentucky Bank ll0 800 READING Railroad.
AK 81 Sc, pa Farm ana Mech PAM, oh
Second BsGd-3l NORM Bash Of Ken;neky iT Norn.own
Railroad al Leigh g., S6 100 Long Iaad Railroad,
iOs Is Mao Mech Bsnh aes u Mech Bsat 80; o. 100
Nornsown Railroad TO- ooh 100 Gard Bank l2A S. Ale
sLany City g. %; % UEion Canal, IA
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A New LUNATIC AsYLUM.-At the last
meeting of the Board of Supervisors it resolved to erect
new Lunstic Asylum building at the east end Of the
Nur,ery grounds on the County Farm The estmsted cost
sccods TO the plans already in possession of the Board
viii be about $eOee The contractors will be notified TO
proceed with the work immediately
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II. s. D,srRIcr CoURr-Before Judge

Ju6son-TAe u s. agt Of Needles, Wm CrOic!ey
Il Son cldimdnn-Tbe goods imported in stes nshp
Arctic and invoed at Ell but spprasement de-
caIed to be worth SSH H. and eized the ground OF
false invoice Claimants manufacturers in England aud
have house in this CITY, For defense it declared that
the price entered the Custom House the true value
Adjourned
In the case William Johnson referred 10 yesterday the
verdict of guilty the fourteenth count of the ndct
raent for utienng the coin, knowing 1t 10 be false
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MARRIED..

Or wednesday i1th by Rev. DR. Spns WIN GALE, Jr,
10 Miss T. w. daughter Of Peter Naylor. Rsq OF this city
On Wednesday Peters Church, by Rev Dr. gum,
FREDERICK " GILBERT TO MARGARET b. daughter OF James
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssroNs-Thurs-

6ap-TriGi for Affespt TO El-David OKsefe placed
on s charged with having the evening Of the 18th Of
April assaulted Marx Staeer German residing at No
ITO Cedars with intent Kill him. The complainant de-
tailed the az length asserting that be had been
assaulted without povocaton and bad received four
stabs In the chest
testified that they had mutually attacked each other and that
Slayer had first thrown his opponent and fallen upon him
at which time Staee received the stabs at the hands Oh
OKsefe who endeavoring to release himself II
also shown that the latter received two sahs in the leg Tho
Jury acquitted the prisoner.
Tho Court then adjourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
Held TO BAIL.-Patrick Rooney was

arrested Yesterday and committed to Jail in default Of 200
bail to await the result of injuries inflicted upon
named Savage The accused and Savage we've engaged at
work upon building in South Brooklyn and quarrel sris
ing between them Rooney hit Savage with heavy stick Of
wood ffacturing his skull His injuries it u feared, will
claAal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14

e Housekeeners' attention is particu-

e Housekeepers' attention is particu-
larry erected large assortment of rich Lace Window
Guitars and Muslin Dapey just received from auction BY
s. NJ r. Towle of Columbian Hail. No. 2S Crandst- con-
taiprg every variety of Tamboured Applique and Floss
Work, BY psir set or measure Also general :ss9rt.
ment Of Linen Goods comprising Linen Damask Table
Cloths Tuweng Napkins and Sbeetnss; all Of which will
be offered at the lowest possible price. Hoteksepe will
find the assortment rnequaled and the offered
worthy their attention All and every article suitable to
the Of housekeepes this be obtained
ct Columbian Hall, much cheaper than elsewhere
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R.-.,n,. ef Produce. !. Nay Is.

NJ Erie Ralroad-fa bblA Pcrk, 800 Hogs ~ pkS1 but
t.r Ks bbis FLOUR ard L Isl rides Leather
4. Ne Hares Rairoad-52 pk Butter - bars Iron. and
~ MA Firev Boots-Tels hbls Flour. 10 coo baahes
Wheat 4 s07 bbb Pork 2I69 do Beef Sfs 90 trovGonA
fg1 "A. Ashes SO e Whsky. spd u bales Wool
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TO fhe Editors 81 TIE Y. T. IvIbaae
We beg to contradict the various rumors
the amount of damage sustained BY Ia consequence
of store being flooded with last evening care
full examination proves that lo at the utmost viii not
exceed o. COO instead Of $1,000 and $oco reported
The damaged goods have been removed and are prepared
b execute all orders % usual
BAssErr, ABoRs Motley, No. IS Psrt-row.
Nesa York Nag Is 1857
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II The Prize Pictures at the Crystal
Pascethe largest Cameo in the worldthe largest Groups
and the largest number Of Cergymen be at Law
rsnces Gallery 3S Broadway, three doors below Fulton
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. This DAy.
evn-Rs----- t3-scts ~ Aoos-Rasss--.... tSu
HIGH wArER....-THs oAv.
Sandy Hook...5 tos Cos. lsand. $s Hen Date Ma
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(Atvestisem-nt1
RICH DRESS Goops.-The richest Dress

Goods Of every style and patterns smorg which are Plain
Bacs bocade India Plaid and Striped Silks rich Tissues,
Bsiepe de Lame Pans Printed Jaco1ets and Lawns ns-
hama Cnamos's and Prints all Of the newest styles OF sum
ton OF 10 per cent the former prces by s. NJ t.
TowLg, OF Columbian Hall No 2sl Grsnd-st. Lsdes who
desire rch summer dress should avail themselves OF the
present opportunity
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fA3vsrusenentJ

THOSE CANTON GRAPE SHAwLs.-A lim-
tied supply Of hoss to Canton Cps Shswis s ca hsna
81 0rsndst Also . superior French Grape Shawl richly
worth $i2 for t6ota think Of tbs lsdisA bers goa pur
chsso elssWhsrS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
DnovNyn.-A lad about Is wears of age

DROwNED.-A lad about 10 years OF age
fell from sloop yesterday ct Red Hook Point and was
drowned The boys father master OF the vessel and was
in the cabin ct the time Having occasion TO 60 on deck
shortly aerward he discovered his floating with the
tide but before he enabled to reach h he was below
the surface. The body has been recovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14
pAnAruE nRcEIrrs OF TIE HARLEY RAILROAD.

The above shows average increase in months
Of s76,l2s A, or nearly 20 p cent
The receipts of the Long Island Rail
road from the lst to the 9Th of May 1882 inclusive,
amount couoi Va
For the corresponding week In 1851 1887 81
Increase in favor of 1852. ......-..---. sy79 so
The returns of the Morris Canal Com
pany for the week ending April a. 1854 rs
Do for the week ending May l, 1852 3i23 Us
Do. for the week ending May g. 1882. 42N 81
Up to this time last year the improvements of the
Morris Canal Company were not fully completed and
the receipts comparatively small
AT Philadelphia money is very abundant,
and the tf interest Is gradually falling The Banks
are in want Of good paper and have offered TO take
choice lots as low y cent
The following Is statement OF the re-
cdpts the Cumberland Valley Railroad for the month
of April compared with receipts for the corresponding
time last year:
For the month Of April, 1885,. ..........el19 H "a
For the month OF April, 1851. .--...-.--.. 92s5 81
Increase, equal to % p cent. s?,629 81