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OF IL p cent: Michigan Southern, iSs an improve
ment of III 2 cent; Rochester snd Syracuse. 100
Delaware and Hudson, 100, an advance Of y cent
Madison, l09ls Albany and Schenectady, 100; Harlem
Preferred l3ls &c all showing continuation Of the
demand for investment
In Sterling the business is moderate for
the ''esmer, but the supply Is small The sales are At
lOal0ls Frates 5l7l2 d5I5.
The market for Freights isquiet but firm.
Some engagements Of Cotton made at 532d 1000
bbls Flour I'D 5000 OF 1000 bushels Wheat, 3i;G
a.; Desdweighf, 70 Gals Resin, l.. Toe Arctic
has go tcs Beef at 3 To London. Flour, Is 92ld. ;
100 tee. Furs 30 100 boxes Clocks, 90. To Glasgow
Cotton, 3l6d 200 bbls. Resin, lsd Deal freight
from Bathurst to Bristol made at - O. one from
81 John to London, y g. from Bic to London, so
To Havre, Cotton IL SC; Ashes, IS. To California
there Il fair business doing al full rstes The steamer
CRY Of Pittsburgh viii be round here from Philadelphia
next week 60 the berth for passengers and egh.
for California
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
s5227Oi paid sl2l, 5ai; balance s3,es5O66.
The receipts of the Rochester and SYRIA
cuse Road for May were. seS,29l
May, V,4S
increase s',e+J
dividend Of per cent for the last six months was
declared payable at the usual time The following gem
uemen were elected Directors on the OH inst
II. B. Gibson, Chss. Seymour, Canandaigua; jacob
Gould, Rochester; Joseph Fellows, Geneva; John II.
Chedel, Auburn Horace White John Wilkinson, syria
cuse; Esihn. Thsysr, Boston; - Ives, Providence;
Joseph B. varman, J. J. Van Allen, New.York; W. F.
Well Boston Lewis Brooks. Rochester.
In Money there is no change to notice.
The supply continues abundant at p cent with call
leans not unfrequently at 3a3I2 p cent Firstclass
short paper not plenty and Is passed at las = cent
The Arctic has $3.50, 900 in gold engaged,
and the amount going will not probably exceed half
million.
The miscellaneous Imports are rather
large this week, especially Tron Copper Sugar, &c.
OF Dry Goods the amount Is small The figures are as
follows:
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Passengers Arrived.

IL RsaEsLi2 IaasYtog Bosf,R ross Lssyy10lNss1 "a
- Wiisns aad are Peer C. BoOks aad VIE Mo Wtst, -
Eeaj Nsms Psirek AMER, vie, child aud nurse, M
seos sna a Com 0~e Cxrpentsf an8 servant No. Y1r,
ESD Prossr master Prser, JohA Gals-r Chs-s scosf
Lo~er Fasret- n. Bso~Lson, Meyer Wsii 3.<tsrJ
BoEl EdNa RUbaH., J0he Houxat0u sifoyss Wool n<ks
CE.Bder Guiiton ST. G~osf- HsnDso r. Masf Asdrp.s
Psi-s, Loas Lchraay~r, heSsher, N@glll-Si.
HghfegHoR X Coins. u q. Fales sae two sifree
.sd ssrvssf; Essoa, W Aasaa5 sonAss, Rs-.sf DssA
md vile George STAR Nss sar Master Stair B C. = ca.
rs, Pstsrs 6. Bsesock Hal, - 0t Mr. Lsnsy se8 ek1
-sL Total. -
s@ ak1 Easa= Ra,aIss>, J,o~ LSssryoal-xs. wks esd
dgsxhfer
IL sl PtSeef0s. ron LissyyooMs Mary Baksr Of yoA
~ A>eyd<s. (ys8 Hs~rs-N@ Chsfss smts, madsns
sea.sI nss ks.kss ssA.sas n.s Assss $780, mes Geo.
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The sales Of Government and State
Stocks and RsilTosd Bonds today reached $4,000 at
very firm and in cases advancing prices. Indians
SIS sold a, g9l4 81 improvement Of y ceut, and Ca
ua Preferred IS al 4 y, advance OF a 2 cent VIZ
eipians were firm at lla; Kentucky, 10; Erie Bonds
Of ls62 improved L 2 cent and other descriptions were
firm In fancy shares the market was hrn Reading al
the First Board advanced to sl closing a; So seller
ninety Erie closed at g Zinc isA Canton, so Nor
WITCH, J4is stunington, 53'a, &c Harlem was In de-
mand and went TO 727s Nicaragua sold at 4si, al
improvement Of l T. cent on the last sale. sale OF
Farmers Loan was made at 49, The last sale, we De-
eye was 1t Sc The market a; the close was quite hral
Inyestu ent shares continue arm and In demand
Michigan Central vent TO lo6 farshsr improvement
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Ffiday, June

tl-COTTON held firmly, and there moderate inquiry.
BARK is in better demand ard further sales Of No Qlsr
citron have been made 81 81 " tun There 10 new
feature TO PRESENT In the market and the demand
continues limited both shipment and city conssmp-
tion sales OF 300 barrels good brands for export at y
y barrel witch Ia freely offered. Small sales 10 hs
iailers and bakers ~ 25dSl IS fr and extra
brsnds according quality RTE FLOUR in dsmand at the
advance viz 81 So CoRs MEAL Is held firmly sad the
stock materially reduced. Sales Of 900 barrels At " %
barrel.
phe market Is very poorly supplied with WHEAT and 10 10
In demand Sales OF leo bushels prime PcnnsyysnIa White
at 81 o. " busel which further advance aaS email
lot Of Red at g3c There is RYE coming In and u 10
wanted for dting Corn Is dali Sales OF J0Df00 ,ub.
Southern Yellow at &c. aoat and White 60c. In
OATS the only reported lot Of inferior Soatn
ern at 40o y bash. WHISKY The demand continues lmi-
ted bat hods firm 1c for both hhds aud barrels
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sFYAnEas TO ARRIVE FHoM EUROPE
Passenger sailed,

M. Ct.af,@ NJ rnes ant Mes sidney Pad, q Paa isiDs
gr r-ass lanes y Dslfos, aod n SMITH Of ss,s -
c. ~ o. u foroat0s e@Sss A. Porter and fy 81 easa,r
~. HssAesoa. calaj fhsas Bnssal an lady * do
~ Vsffskef aai isaes Children o. S~s f0rs.
4 - Bararia fr Usvs-Nr and Mr. Gindson ard eAak L
o. GsuDi, Ffzncs Wa. y. fogse, ~ Selison NE ~
he wese ssi serlaat q New 0reansi Nfs A PeO Ya~
dsipAa Fredeslk ". x. ays, u New BssisfJ.
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SECOND BOARD.
PnlL,nrLpRlA Snrs or Srocgs-FriLrg,

.Jnae ~ Is62-Fisf EeaYl-s.eD leigh Mort -, -
s2g0 t,usinston %; sittO Wdnr rton K ~, "a sf'
O.. 59i Jason Cafs - - tsigh lat, - d a. a ~
Tcnnter. IS 100 ciar l2'i 1900 Road o.. 10 ~ s'
se. y. rs. IL. % Mons Ctna
Isl l.z Ifli, O - baA Peln III u Praa i-i@
Efailug. fli.
Seed Eoara e. d Z ai g. -, SIX Gi-zrd l27 10 IA
Penn Pean Railroad, tf 50 Lsi sh - 60 iesdn1
40N Fsiu- Merh. b., = Commercial Eank, ~ -"
Ii.h lat s5u s- Nav. Mr.. g. 81 - so L-sa b.
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ImpOrtatiOns Of Dry {
Consumption.
ending, June 10, ls52:

MANUTAcTuREs OF wool
q pl. woolen' -. w. a. io So'n ,E 20 90; wo',
t5Ql do d. Lanes, VI 81 /! DO shn"s siSi' 10 do.
png slsij DO Fancy do tisi Total "a packages valued At
MANUFACTURES OF coTroS.
Coons packages silOso Coo'ei do. do .sni Pnn;,.a
Do $50 Gushan'. d. fiooi Masies do, s'oi En6'o
H,se 9odo s5t's6 spool slss Fnnse' do, s675
Manufactures OF Cotton DO, 'fA' Io, ia 9iAss' valued
MANUFACTURES or SILK.
SRs n PACKAGE 9, l1bon, do. 500; Lice', 40
tf1eo san. do 5000 vestius - do. ss2D Cryats,
Co. 1894; sha~l. - DO, $3.50. Embodenes do, 2li
wor,d a. DO. s,s9i Hose co. 500 Gloves Co. si7ji
Br5s and Badns' do. 81 49, Gpe', 10 DO sos TWIST
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
Linens. packaE--. sal Linens and Cotton do sisti
Hanoi erhee odo, slSA Lace 90 -3lto rhreai' Do
Total. 6l PACKAGE valued At sili0i
brgi-ry sSo s37ts; shsvs Do s26i Cslao. caas, a.
5do siel Leather Go'e. Do soloi Bu,i stahs, do 49,
Total, p yacksges; valued ~ u l@-N
Wthdroval,.
woleus, pacssse. '30r Cloth do, tlsil Cotton and
wored. IA DO. s9Iio wortej, DO, sf5i shawl DO,
snqs Blankets, DOE si5T Hose, doe s1o Total, % PcA'
''''' MlSurAcruREs OF COTTON.
Goan ,'sss , COG a. H.: Cd 10 ~ IN. ' %"
do si7 Other MaHlactues Of Cotton, DO, s1oo Total 20
paeaase'j valued a. 80 80 ... 30 en-,
sB q pack sses, ss02. do sOlii Ponsees = Do g. 81
Gove DO s95 STA and Coiioa do, So To. - packages,
MANUFACTURES o. FLAX
Iess, ~ PACKAGE, 1891 iHreid DO, $50. Total % psrs
asrs, valued al $500
MISCELLANEOUS.
Straw Good Pa3sse 49, sla~s'7 do sll't. Total
package. valued AZ 81 81.
UdrelOKsed 49,
MANUFACTURES OF wool.
Woolsns igaciases. stgo wontsds p d., sl9E rost
- packages valued az fls 81.
MANUFACTURES OF coTTOS.
Cotons, - packages, valued 40 s3on.
MANUFACTURKs o. SILK.
SIS, packages. sB shasls do, sf3i Push a.,
s5ns sk and Cotton % sITsf. ga WOTsfed, 6Af
.ss Raw Total - psrsases, valued AZ fN-,
MANUfACIUREs FLAX
Lrsns p psctase- sls; Yarn io, sisl Tosi % 2ifk
81 valued A. $3.50.
afaf2
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Tucrday, the sh inst, WAIER L. Tie youngest cAh Of
Jamt- c. H,:hurn, MD, 81 tbs City.
Bfookyr. 1ursdsy June 10, ANNIE, only da'shcf o.
William md Jane D.. Root, as"d s months. . -
JoLnowu, FULTON Co., ~ \, On The fh Of May NJ JOHN
GRANT 30 1sih year las lofnlery o this CITY
.norc, thursday. Junr 10. oens HORACE GAY.
Of Rochester, egae 90 tie lte bti,nore Con'eaipa
residence, No ul Essetst TIE morning u III ION
instant, in i4ih year Of ls age, b. VI CASSIDY.
His friends a the family respectfully invited 70
attend from the Norfolk Baptist ChnfcA ON sunday
next. al :. O'Clock r. ~
81 Charleston : c. and NeN Jersey papers please copy
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Importations of the week ending Friday,



- cp-ss Bescns Powder, sbbh Bee'yar 2soo sf, ia
bb P-rugsn Ban 81 cerooas Ciak. Bad - kess frsDeb
Cieesr 20 tuDs chiJron- IS railway osis Coal 1870
bsg. 49, b5 COl-e, b. osa- C1oa, 81 tnns hcsa
Wed leo pieces DyeBood, go - tgns LosNooi, $50 u
Brs-o 90 ID fusc. 81 gkss Dy Gaocs, stetnef f-f
msnn pef HlfbE per hadaru 70 per Onri iByF
Hef14n, pr sslrStoa kasis4c ~ John seNsf ~
C.perns 60 Castor 20. Aant ~, Guy Aaannus ly terfN
Henri o. Mautszra Si Harrr o. Hagleot rs, ctmtTso
"a Eauersta l3 PLlcci0n I5f Total Bsass iof tlr eet,
2faf; DrugsIOtI. Carbonate u soa $40 9l5 NITRATE o. ,of1,
no Braros'e soda. casks sos Ash, 10 botos ss -
cases, tezs - M b9s ~ bb. ~ ms uer clses AfW
root zoo Bnmstose b5 ssfsptr 70 Eases lfaoge
Paste 90 hags CoJa lpcacusna, casis baSs
Dnes; Dys-6fl0 quu'as Bfnl, 10 csks bVid- 80 ssss
MatsTneols, 1900 hoz~n Pc Ayes,
900 Coca - cazk Caaut. casks tr - bag Bra
~ Nats 100 5auLcs Banana 40 baaces FsEIsns bots
Lnss tsl Lemons 81 bt oralges GrHal2-ts la1.
Baiiry; H'-s76il3 HieB ga sted Hor@c t5i 70
Bies Sheep A.. Goat - - jrr,
II ca.Es Hans be Htr Bars Raroad hou. 5if
bars sg bundles. 90 bant-s sheet, s5l Dusds Hoop 81
Plates Pa l1l Los ~ Elss Ind In er
bali. has Jue Ji9 Lead. o Jlnp-r kaess. fl4 e
$50 bundles sheah Ne@ lif Loo erc.s 3l brfeis No
lses casks Llssed o. 3. t-c- lard 10 cas Rare seed
OIL 6 cssks Whas m 10 e4sss Wnae % ea-As OcTe 2. a.
bbs Paint 90 bbs Bsma5z PoaOe- sES busted, soya
Potsfos- so ttns Pter - buaes Rtl 10 hses
Fsgs. Nsisss casks bales Csaazoa, . bsss %
uerces. has. Ginef. 50 bsss Pasnto, lA bn he's, -O ~
rh 71-osasAs. - ss, z5S ha -ssees, 80 orfe
1f1 tozes, 80 mats suEar q. 1aca-Ofs kpu. y2es
eI, ~ AIDS BaalJ 5s5D SEsrs a. d., 2fi5 y
hores C1ars "a ca.e clks. 3-s sEBt-s S'ee oS -
eeslGus, paisa Esm sfabo Ioisscn. s pAefss -.
tunf-s Who's wood - sticks Ia Vita, ~ - =
g. rotctss 3d. 57-s szsksfs, 81 slsN "a g al - ylr
hsfs, i62 bafre . asses Wise, i,-iS SA~s "e'F j" -
Waste, llt., - tsr.a.H o3sg.
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CouNTERYEITs.-It is reported that 81
bills the wilsmsburgh City Bank have been altered
to s5s This institution commenced business about the
9th Of May and th rather for the appear
snce Of counteres But they may be detected at once
The vgnette Of the els Is ship on the stocks. hTe
with that vigneite Is a counterfeit
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DvrsroS-AvENuE.-The cities of Brook

DIyIsION-AYENUE.-I cities OF DrOOh-
Ign and WILLIAMSBURG are separated by Divisonav-
which as laid down the map, will commence at the
water edge about four blocks southeast of Peck slip
Ferry at the spot where tall chimney, belonging to
glue factory high In the air. From that point
viii run to the head of Southsixthst and thence to
East New York, passing the Cemetery OF the Ever
greens and forming junction with Jamaica Turnpike
(now the plank road) This Avenue, when finished
win be an important beautiful and spacious thorough
fare by means Of which residents in New Lots, Jamai
ca Rockaway and other sections Of Long Island can
easily reach Peck Slip Ferry 1t will be 20 feet in width
Fine dwellings have been erected upon the route, in
tcipaiion of It's early completion The value OF lots
along the hue has been much increased. From $1,000
to $1,000 has been expended already upon its opening
In January last Injunction was obtained upon pro.
ceedngs for that section extending from SoathSxthst
TO East NewYork by persons in It's vicinity upon
the ground tha; their property not justly included in
the dric, of assessment and that the Commissioners
have not been properly appointed. The case is to be
argued before the Supreme Court a, lis July term, al
Newburgh.
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SELF-EvIDENT FACTs.-lt does not re-
que much SKIN to appreciate the brightness OF the day
sR viii the dulles soul listen unoved to the sonlSr-
rne music of La Somnambula Quite a. apparent even %
the most casual observer are the beauty and fidelity OF the
Dszuereoype taken at all hours aud In any weather by
WRlTEHVRsT, Ne. $40 Broadway corner OF Leenard-st
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Ree.,pt. Of Produce. .Jvsg II.

by the North Rirey Boa.-l3 45 bbA Flour, Isl Do
Provisions IN DO Lard go do Pork 500 DO. Whisky SIS
90 Ashes q pkgs Butter i73do Cheese, 566 bush Wheat
22,g DO Rye 6,05 do Corn. and 80 bales Wool
By Nsr- iOYk and Erie Raaoad 40 bss Flour no bars
Pig Iron IS hsles Wool 20 do. Tobacco, SO Pks Butter and
A, ~ aides Leather.
Nv sc- Y0yk and Nel0 Harsn RaroadOo SIDES Leather,
III pkss, ButieE, aud 81 do. Chssse.
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Art AND MUsIC.-The new singer Mile.
ALaoNI bsse fame is as wide the world dsguerreo-
typed YESTERDAY at RooTs No 53 Broaoway IN mos, hn'
ed aud picture which may be seen Z. the Gallery
Nwss taken expressly for DAvignon the welknown Art
H. who will soon publish splendid lthograPh copy OF
Roots daguerreotype When Artists Of DAvisnons fans
ssironize Dsruereotypis It Is the best oProof th he
Is at the head OF his Art.
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apex OF the pole was attained and on the fourta' as
with one .rea ~ they played distance Of 1872 feet on
level The result, proved entirely to the Satisfaction of
the members of the Company and their friends who
cheered them vocfero- sly
FIRED Ar.-On Weo. resday evening last,
a carpenter, named John Virgin while proceeding
homeward from bis days labor, red a. with mus
ket as he was walking along De KalbaFy near Fort
Greene After he beard the report he saw man with
gun Ia bis hand running 10 opposite direcaon'
which induced him to think there design to take
his life As it was, he narrowly escaped injary, the
shot passing very near him.
CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsrLUM.--Rev.
Bernard C. Reilly, of St. Johns College, Fordham viii
preach sermon In the church Of ST. Charles B)rr1m-
meo, Sydney place. to.morrox forenoon, when colec
ton Ia to TO taken up for the benefit of the Catholic
Orphan ylum Of Brooklyn.
~ An iron railing has been placed
about the new City Hospital in Raymondst, nd work
men are now busily engaged in grading and ornament
ing the grounds.
E~ The Board of Excise met on Thurs
day evening last but adjourned 10 Tuesday next with
out granting any additional licenses.
~ The new and extensive market
building on the corner of Fulsonav. and De Bevoi'e
place. the upper part Of which was blown dowa some
time since, has been reconstructed and is now ready
for occupation.
FIRE.-About 10 o'clock on Thursday
night fire broke out in frame tenement in Tillaryst,
near Raymond, occupied by John McNuliy. The
flames communicated adjoining building occupied
by James Golding, and both were soon burned down.
LOIS about $500.
NEWSPAPER TaIEyEs.-A boy, named
Hardcastle was arrested yesterday and fined s. 80 for
stealing Newspaper from the door of house in Court
st. He had followed the practice for some time, but was
never caught in the act until this occasion.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Before Judge Strong.
PendrsH against Bogardus. - Defendant rented to
plaintiff the Long Island Branch Hotel, but for some
cause withheld possession This action was brought to
recover damages and the Jury rendered verdict Of
S4S 30 for plaintiff.
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RATIFICATION MEETIrs.-The Demo-
ersts of WilEamsburgh are preparing for Ratification
Meeting, They formed Democratic Republican Club
for the campaign, on Thursday night
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MARRIED..

In Broos yn 90 sunday y Rev Mr.. D. Carm' Of PHIL
aie rls ABRAHAM POWELL, Of BnoosSn - W.. ELIZA
q DODGE Also. THURSDAY june TO- iy hrv j. y ktsw-i
Mr. WI LIAM JONES. Jr. Of Brooklyn, % Mss CHAkLoiE
WARY DODGE dausatrs 81 c late Charles DOise OF lswh'
Mas~schuvtis
Al oyster Boy l. L. TUESDAY. June 2. BY Rev Mrfma nhe
Eers RICHARD l. PARISH 10 Me- SARAH A. SMITH all Of
rha
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SUICIDE AT HoBoKEN.-A Scotchman
committed suicide in the woods near West Ho5oken,
on Wednesday, by shooting himself 10 the head. He
u,ed pebble stone instead of bullet in hs pistol He
had gold watch and some money on biz person when
found, Immediately after his death. The Coroner at
Hoboken held an inquest, and verdict was given ac-
cordingy
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PRIzE FIGHr ON RED HOOK PoINT.-
Yesterday forenoon several boat loads of men from the
NewYoIk side landed at Red Hook Point for the pur'
pose Of Witnessing prize fight between two OF their
number, named Michael Welsh and James Crsmer, for
. betoi $40 side The ground was staked out, and
ring formed while the principals stripped themselves
ior the contest The affair nOised about the
aeghborhOOd, and crowd numbering 600 or 100 per
soas were attracted to the spot In short time. Some
OF me patty were KEEP; particularly busy in keeping the
mob away nom the ropes, and knocked down several
who displayed great anxiety nearer than
tsy were wanted Officer Frost Of the First Police,
cane up at the beginning OF the ght but being unable
@aeeOmpsh anything singly, proceeded to the Third
district Station house and returned with posse OF Pc
nee By Witch time the beIlgeroulS had finished their
eighth round AZ soon ss the officers we're perceived,
general stampede took place, ard one OF the prinet
pas ard second were the only ores arrested The 9TH
es succeeded in regaining their boats, and were of
lnet~o arrested were Mike Welsh aud Chris Burns
warrants have been Issued for a engaged in the affair
ENGINE TRIAL.-Lcst evening the mem
sen Of Empire Engine Company No. 10 proceeded to
ne loot Of Fultont to test the capacities Of their ap
p"fsfus There was large turnout of members, and
"a sssembsge Of some hundreds who had been drawn
AAner % witness the display. They first tried Tour
eans and succeeded In reaching altitude Of about
- net On The second tiia two streams were thrown
We cap OF the liberty POLE near the ferryhe height
we pole being ia6 feet inches On the third trial
WIN oae stream, height Of sbOu. 30 feet above the
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~ GLEAsoN's PIcroRIAL, for the pre-

sent week Is very beautifully illustrated aud contains an
original and ycry tine drawing of the Datch gae Prince OF
orsnse now on visit TO this country besides admirable
likeness of Professor LoSGFELLow and his residence al
Cambridge.
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lAdyeFtisementl
The Second Greenwich Rnilding AssO-

cation viii h u their Fourth Monthly Meeting Monday
evening next at the Bseeker Buildings Beecker-
near Morton This Association thus far rs one OF the most
saecss the City, and offers great Inducements to those
xho may contemplate investing their surplus earnings SIX
thues vii be offered for redemption al this meeting
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tAdvcrtlsementJ
AsroR. PLACE OpERA HousE.--The nom

theatrical community win 6nd pleasant resort ia witness
ing DoNETTs Geological wonders Of Monkeys, Dogs and
Goats at o'clock to-day, and at tonight
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II The Hudson River Baptist AssO-

cs;ion South holds its annual session this year in WI
Hsmsburgh, Tuesday, June 22d The opening ser
mon viii be delivered by the Rev E. L. Magoon ofNew'
York, 10 A. H., his alternate being the Rev Isaac
Westcotl The sermon Ministerial Education
by Rev A. S. Corey, at ~, P. NJ, Rev. A.
Wheat bis alternate. Rev. L. L. L. Taylor, u
Brooklyn, the Moderator, Of the last Associations
viii call tie Convention to order. The exercises
on the occasion promise 10 be of unusual interest
This was one Of the largest Evangelical bodies in the
county until some two years since, when division
took place, the dividing line being dsnomnatsd iae
Hudson River Association North" The Southern d.
vision is sin large, embracing among is membership
tome Of the sblest diyines In the country.
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DIsPENsARV.-The report Of the resi-
deaf Apchecary, rendered to the Trustees of the Dis
pensary at It's monthly meeting shows LISP patients
during May II of them at their houses 271 at the
Dspepssry snd lis were vscclDated. Of this number
l7O were males, and s3s were females. Prescriptions
10 the number Of sol hsd been giveu out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

FRiDAY, June n.
ASuy.z tn. market Is heavy; the arrivals are iHss
sales OF so oh aT 81 75a 81 s for Pos and " 7oas' VI
foI r aria closing dull -, - = =, "a \.
COTTON The MARKET Is dalii l"' o-e' O''J '"'' y
d. Prices are without change -.
SIouP AND MEAIr-Tbere q less activity 10 Wei'sc
ana safe FIour bat the market very hrn, snd for e,s
,diup rrsasso( Genssss rs,hsg bseF prices ere 7staa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

SERIOUS ASSAULT. On Wednesday
iaht at late hour Justice Kidney, who resides at
Bergen was going home, when he met by sper'on,
who struck him to the ground Mr.. Kidney called Tor
bep and his a,saiant fled lie received cut wound on
the forehead by the blow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12
Markets.. Reported by Telegraph.

ALBANY June lt-Receipts today-FLouR, 1900 bbla
WHEAT 2D00 bush. Corn, 1900 bush. fLoUR was no
elected WHEAT 100 bush Genesse sold 81 lilo. CoaN
sales 600 bush s0d6lc for round Yellow, aud 5I1t9i
for Western Mixed. OARS, f3c. Prison WHISKY sa BIC.
Wool sells in lots az 2j035c for common 70 fall blood
CHARLESTON, June II lsS2-The CoIros receipts during
the week rave been 900 bales aud sales Tor the pe
rcd 1000 bales. The sto;h hand Is 10000 bales To-
days foots 800 bales at ranging hs
7lalO,e Prices show advance OF lc.
ROCHESTER, June II, i85l-Sales made today OF
IOCO blshels Genesae Wheat at tblc.
EEw-ORLEANs, June l0-CoTTos has ruled still higher
since the receipt OF the Ausncss Toe sales day
have been 500 bales. mostly for France GoM Mdinsb
lCdle The stock at this port Is reduced TO Isoo oas
Mss PoRH-I 300 bills ha 70 changed hands 81 759tl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

Owing to the cause, the receipts at Buffalo and
Oswego are considerably short OF last but during
the past ten days they have been better and nearly
equal TO those OF corresponding period last year.
The imports at Oswcgo, from the opening TO the lat