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NEWPORT AND SARATOGA

NEWPORT AND SARATOGA
1y Passengers leaving Newport in the morning NAV
reach Saratoga the same evening.
" Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning NAV
reach Newport the event. g.
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Ohio Grinistones.

= TONS Superior Ohio Giindston,s for AHA ve,v
~ low Also, Is Boxes 0unebaug scythe stones
,y sW sELBY d CO., So Main 1t.
"oi0eSteI, juno 10, 1893. DIFF
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RAILROADS.
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.

Irks - FEs.sss -
Passenger Trains will run as follows
Leave Arrive { GTOton Arrive at
Worcester az Junction at Nashua and Lowelat
630an, s05am. $50 AIN. $50 a.m.
Ills am. Il so pm. l.l2 pm. lilo pm
Leave Arrive at Groton Arnye at
Nashua snd Lowell Junction Worcester
7sea.m Is ain. S.05a.m. 9 Is am.
II 35 am. lI.30 am. 1890 pm. 1.50 pm.
$50 pm. 4.4jP.m. eco pm. 7.2O pm.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua directly with trans
of Concord, toston, Concord and Montreal, Northern
Passumpsc, and Vermont Central Railroads. An Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above ramed Roads,
Each Tram TO and from Groton junction. Except the
Evening Train from Nashua) connects with upward
and downward Trains of the Ftchburg Railroad, and
Stony Brook Railroad to aud from Lowell
Al Worcester $50 a. train connects with Steam.
boat train from N York via Norwich. Ills a.
meets With Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
traius. f. Is with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
Fork and Albany. Train arriving at 9.l5 a. connects
with the a. trans OF all the above roads, including
Express Train New ork and Albany. That arriving
at p. m with , IN. trains OF above roads That ar
irving At 100 IN. with the New oTk Steamboat Trair
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. R. TRAINS,
running connection with Worcester and Nashua tialns
Leave Fitchturg at ., II. Il, 40 and 500 p nj
Leave Worcester $50 and H. am. and a. Is . m.
FREIGHT TRAINS daily each way between
Worcester Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch.
burg.
~ For connections with the ather road at Worces
ter Groton JUNCTION, and Nashua, see Snow and VII
der's Pathfinder and Railway Guide.
70 Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur
ingOn, Montpelier Wells River and White River juno.
tvn at the fare by each of the different routes via
Nashua and Fiichburg but change cars is made
on the Nashua route.
J.v. sTowELL, sup't.
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

Leicester and Worcester Express.
TINE subscribers will run daily Express for the con-
veyance Of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other Xpress Freight between the above named places
and after this date, leaving Leicester O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock, p. M.
All orders entrusted u.s. or left at the Post Office,
OF at Horace Waites Store. Leicester, (where states
may be found) will be promptly and faithfully attended
10.
Office in Worcester, at A H. Newton's, 2O7 Main
street. JOEL sIBLEY g. co.
Leicester March l. 1853. MARI dawu
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Paints. Oil. &c.

I EWIS and Union White Lead, Ground and Dryi
H American and English Linseed OIL, Spirits FUR
penline, Japan, CopaI, Varnish Paris and Chrome
Green, Chrome Yellow, &C., for sale low by
G. S. & A j. HOWE,
jyl4 DIFF Wor Bank Block
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FLOUR.-FLOUR!
SHINGLES.

A Lh persons who are in want of Shingles, will dc
IA wei to call aud examng STOCK before purchas
ing elsewhere, as we have now hand the largest
sortmenl IN the State not executing Boston, and
selling them az low piets Also good stock Of dry
PINE and SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS.
I. 81 o. *. EARLE,
Washington sq'r, near the B. d w. Freight Depot.
mch24 DIFF
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.

Boston and Worcester Railroad.
Ia
SUMMER ARRANGE MENT = Commencing Mon
day, May Oh, 1853.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
Leave Worcester about 4, at y d. IO.l5 M; (3.Os
Ex.( 400, Ql.05 Ex) PIN
" Millbury $40 am. 34Npm
Milfordat 7.O5. 1918 AIS
Fram'n Cen, 740, HOO 2.55, 440
saxonVille az SIS l.3O
/" Newton, $50, 1877, $3.50 wv Tr.), 81, Il.4O+,
lW Trt a. NJ, 2O2t, $40, 4.4o. 5.25 W. Tr),r 6l5,
els, pm
BrOoklne, 81, ID 9, ESQ., 10 am; 100, 2. 81
and 3, p.
Newton Upper Falls, $40, and s.lO am ITO, SIS
pm.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For worcester a. 7sO (and Exl am, ESQ, (430 Elk
.. A,n a. 6.OoEx) pm
" Milford at 73O am 12455
Framn Cen, 1850, 800 $50, 5&6"
" Faxonville al 800 6l5
" Newton z 80, wv Tr)BO5 A. NJ l2 49, $780,
wv. Tr.,) 3.15 SIS, 6l5, f.l5 and g.i5, d. m
+" DroOkne. 7l0, 7S5, $50, a. IL M, l. 235 $780,
81, ca. n, 93Op m.
{" Charles River Branch ITO, am Il. 81. 6L nm
EW. Newton Station.
Boston. May ., 1858 dswtf
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Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with E.
quaIDespatcll, as by any OthsrLiMe.
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LEATHER.
Glass Ware Glass Ware Il

UAdso W dIB OIdSS WdTb 7!
HAVING received samples Of Porter, Ink Backing,
IL Mineral Water, Pickle, Wine, val, Fluted, s. rup,
Panel and Packing BOTTLES, from the Wellington
Glass Co, we ore ready TO iurnih Druggists, 9TH
ers with hem cheap aud cheaper than the Philadel
pha Glass Ware Can be obtained
CALDWELL a. HILL, Druggists,
apo dtf Wholesale Agents.
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MEDICINES. &c.
Red and Grey ARGOS.

On TONS Red ARGOS.
~ Is do Grey do for by -
Gil & A. J. HOWE,
augs DIFF Wor Bank Block.
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On and efteT Monday, May 9Th, 1853 through PAS.
SENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence 7.2G, and II 80 a. m. and 400 D. m
Leave orcester az 90 and u a. m. and 4IOp. m.
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L. 7. LAzELL 20l Main street.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. &c.

-AIeV5
Mineral Teeth, and Dental INSTRUMENTS
all of which offered for sale, the lowest Boston
prices. iaul All
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hi. - rsssZ1 SCI -.
fATfsa sEss
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providence and worcester RallrOad.
SUMNER ARRANCEMENT.

Tfga SES9 f#sssss "A EE5sss r., E
aEz-a.E --lssL -
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.

Commercial Line of Steam Propellera
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
ADMINISTRATIONS time is Hours.
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STE MBOAT notice
THE COMMODIoUs STEAMER
CA TG GD Ia EGUJ~


CAPT. CHILD,
~ FS7YEEgE q Having been chartered for thesea-
A1zAa Il { son. will commence her Excursion
=:zsF11Eea.T trips to Newport, touching at Bristol
6ass%sssazzss2-szss4s Ferry. each way.
Will leave Providence Fal River Iron Works Wharf,
least sde) at O'clock A NJ and will arrive in New
port at 10 A. NJ. Returning Will leave Newport al
$50.
Fare Bristol, IS cts; Bristol Ferry, 37a cts New
port and back, so cts.
ARRANGEMENTS can be made application to the
Agent for Excursion parties any accessible point on
the Bay or Sound; New Bedford, Nantucket, Block
Island, New LOndon New York
JOHN KENDRICK. gent
IA Exchange Place
Providence, June 20, 1858. daw3m
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIREwoRKs ExPLosIos-T co Ltces lost
Yesterday morning about O'Clock, a dreadful acct
den, occurredn North Secondst between Fourth and
Fifth in consequence Of the explosion Of quantity
of fireworks, in a temporary building adjoining the
"Od Continental" porter house, and occupied by two
Germsns named Charles DUDE and l.. Wiadisch, as
Fireworks Factory by which the building was pros
trated to the ground. boy 10 yeasiof age, resid.
ing at No &c North Second st A.. instantly killed
and Mr.. DUDE so badly injured that he died yes
ternay afternoon at q o'clock Martha Duncan sister
to the boy, about Is years Of age was in the
building at the time and was very seriously burned
about the lower part Of her body by her clothes
catching FIRE, which were not exogushed until che
bud crossed the street Last evening the Physician DR.
Ward, had hopes Of her recovery. The following
named persons in the building at the time but
proyidentially escaped unDjurcd l.. Windisch,
Of the firm John Stark Mr. Ernfest and John Stanton.
The porter house adjoining. occupied by Mr. Hi gbe,
was blown into complete ruin the windows ald
portion Of the side of the house being broken in and
tho furniture scattered about and broken Mrs Hgbo
the servant girl and stable boy In the lower
room, but escaped uninjured girl named Martha
Hughes, who was in the second story. found in
sensible on the floor, from the shock The explosion
was caused by Mr.. DUDE dropping lighted match upon
some Roman candle stars which were standing close
10 the stove.
Last evening Martha Duncan stated there 10 the
building at the time Of the explosion or kegs Of
powder. which had been brought in for These
men had occupied the building since the lst Of February
l. windisch the surviving partner, ia thought ha.
fed from the city, he observed to come into the
room where his partner lying at No. 100 Fourhst
and take pair of panaloons and purse OF money from
chest since which time he has not been seen We
understand the authorities about to take action
against another Of hese establishments situated in the
vicinity Of North secondst Coroner Dickinson will
hold an inquest on the remains OF the two deceased
persons during this morning.
STABBNG.-Yesterday morning a German
uam, Jacob FAY, arrested BY Officer Schneider
charge having stabbed another German named Anrev
Eout at PoTterhouse in the Nslaboui, Monday AZ
tsTnoou. The wounded man 10 nov yinS DANGEROUS rom
the effect Of his wound his residence the Third Ward
The examination OF Fay 20 take place this afternoon
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al which Il wa stated il in Tor by the quart on
tle Erie Hsiirssd Line.
Mr DAVE considered that there was better milk on
that line ;hsn on the Harlem line. some OF the far
aers On tie latter had acknowledged to him that they
wuercd their mix before they sent it 70 their Gus
toners
The CfaIxnAr said be considered that they should
make retail price Of six cents quart, and also that
Committee be appointed to zee that no names should
be Inserted in the public papers bat those who really
sod pure milk and did not get Of ten gallons oil sTih
milk with two or three quarts Of pure milk.
The resolutions, as recommended blythe Committee,
were then adopted and also another that the names
of the dealers in pure milk in the City OF NewYork,
should be inserted in three City papers for one month
each day and once q month aftcrward and that
Committee be appointed for the purpose Also that
there be meeting Of the body once In month, 70 reg
uate tho business and expose or expel from the So
eisty any who broke the regulations and have their
names Withdrawn from the published list. The meet
ing then adjourned.
PRIcxs or PRovIsIoss.-Tbe following are
the retail prices Of Of the principal articles for the
table at the Washington and Fulton Markets, WedDes
day March 81 1853:
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SSrc-O-s u Bo,an ~ D-4 ro1As- A1.i-r
PsKTtR-BARDES A. wsa, azt.ra c.. " - ~ Re-
NJ BursAaS NsfcA - Ctrs-A P>fk-r = ~ MI 49,
.rd-c hass ., Wa
PoIlSR-sAwIFR- RsE.arr s.-s. Md - NJ W
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FOR THE ORPHANS The Ladies Fair a.
Montague Hall. for The benss Of the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum. will continue open every d.y this
week from 10 O'Clock A. n. Is should be generously
pstronized.
1NcESDIARr FIRE.-About ] oclock on Tues
Gay night Officer Curry Of the Fir District Poce dsoov-
which with the AID OF the ooospsnts be succeeded
tntushns On examining the premises Il appeared that
places The bseGept which has been uaoocused scd
Cd ire The frst floor IL occupied store .nd Lnsur
x. sa 70, osp Sr, %m
colored Suspicion Of having committed the oHsnse
be tbs hons- the evening BY the
giri He was committed for examination on the ehvse.
SEsTEscEs IN THE Court OF SEssIoys.-In
tn. Court yesterday. George wshl srr.Ened IN
dictment FOR carypF sunz shot, 20 which be pleaded
guilty and enoed 70 the State Prison for the
Of two years and DAYS The prisoner had Previously
bureh about year ago but tbe Jury were unss 70 agree
and be rsmsnded for Trial the s,coDd indictment
Adam Cook ax.d about 40 years tined inaict
men charging him with attempting the life Of bis wife BY
, -, her v,.s pse or ne ss o. 1.nqsry . from
clearly proved that he attempted to take her fs
and the Jury found him ray. BE W. .enteoesd to ths
State Prison tor years and months ct hard labor
THEFT FROM An EXPRESS Wasos.-Yester-
day evening parcel valued At &c. stolen from TX
press wagon standing in Atsntic-t while the driver
delivering goods The thief made bis escape
REscUED.-Oficers Hsnlon and Murphy, of
the Third Police, rescued named Patrick Leay from
drsSnDg Tuesday evening, having tumbled over the
dock foot Of AmitySt.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Ball was notified,
Yesterday, to hold inquest . named VIM Ne
Gnne, who died very suddenly the night previous De-
ceased resided OF No. liz Hudsonsv.
The CRY HALL RooF-A report was made
10 the Common Council, last evening in relation the
condition Of the roof Of the City Hail. which has been much
complained Of for about past The Committee sp
peteDt architects and carpenters who made the necessary
examination and have concluded that the ceilng per.
cty 70 far the timber and Turing is CONCERNED
The only defect they find s in the metal roof which leaks
in many places and las injured the plaseing. They
nailed and tin roof put Also, that the futtsrs be
lined with psnished copper The report W. accepted
INCREASE OF SALARY. The Finance Com
mee reported in favor Of increasing ths salary Of the
Mayors Messenger from ESQ to 500 per The
port adopted
WAsHIsGTos PARK.-The Street Committee
Of the Common Council whom the subject had been
ieUed recommended that the Commissioners OF Repairs
and Supplies be aut6O rzed 10 advertise for estimates TO
close WaskngtoDpsrk with wooden fence and 20
the grounds with trees The matter referred to
n same Committee
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DIED.

EuTTTRETLp- s-o-s,-. J,c.-s~ c.. aa-eh u. wsat
cBySEI-at Clsrr.ss o ssrrA - ~, Psay CS-,-,. -
- - yesr So u.H-e = ss- HsEVAr- ~ as sea
coEs-. asSsrs z. s.r-A =. M, r--p-r.ac- L. 80
'fI6,Sss, ecs@ ss-t = y-.r- '.ss. - = az
nd H-srus I- slr1h Tr@--i !. TsauasF csr,- aset
ne s-sgs ne f.-r I'D tso-- -r fAe- s.pA-s ssa-
rs-rrturY -rd sess s-r frn~r,i ron - rssa's
CsusoA. % urs4y 81, nst nsP y -'sss-s artA-r ~
coI-os se Hsrs.s srss- sa,s s.reA Cos u
--'-,r-- efH-a-sa E.ss-
"a :, ". s -. 80 a 49, a.,
sear Breat-,y. -ssui turtles uvtoG H r-sa' oil - "a
D.BoLI-At pss,s.vre. F,-as-r,. sA-roa Co. Va.
EVAss-In M.T.--,I q Nsrrh ~ Jas- 49, SSNr n ~
Rs-J o. E.a 1sa-s q the So7ao10's csss Of hsF'
FoRE-M cs.e.znss o MucA - Mr. l. B Yors. q, n. 18th
HALLE, F.rhgrrA s,r-s l. "a ssA ,-.r Ofs''s-,
Jstn 8 'i5esi o Hoe Wr Hsle
BAscE-O- =o-a.nx xs-rh. saer ka<eraa n
n ere- Of ~ fsy. 80 hc-, q he ou' Es--r R'brt
ae Az Hlser az - -e'' s';ed 20 $50 NJ
soot frAer aviation The Esin al - tAer % sArev,Sa
JISEs-Or w.sr--dsy M,-rh n u Coasurp.Oo Mr. W v.
r A. Jase- 4 re 81, cfhis
so1 ~. .erras !, Ss frn tss -.i~sce a h.. .S-r
He I'll b AIsu 70 coNsask,
JoSEG-os wedas..y N-reh 10 Eu,ise -e o. JoAs Jos-.
H-- sS. sd sossarisr-. s-- respectful,
ses p-r, FrSs, April loet Won be- s'r r-Si-nes
LANStSG-in tbs h- is'A Ns-rh NJ Frsnc Eh-sheh
% John T. su4 iaah~fh tsnsns great gaad
d.ufAter of,he ste Rev Jchn usAsr n Bristol X.
H~s reu.ln. conveyed - Bristol
"Thers brsnCh-- q, thrrr sr-~use.s.
B-nken af n as hsht
sURRAT-At Troy O. Feh. a. HsA-rt Murrsy N. sftA
P---.yvans -unfrNtd Ohto 1914
-hich hved Troy z1~i,t- vsnaty
NcEi6Nf Tse-S-y Asch 81 ssns- hekEny - The fsh
year Of hs
ne fr.nd- f.y II Uaed stA,.s Los
No q Y ard FhGriI Assembly No r q Of bs--ans
respectfully rv~ sti-nt 30 fnse-s hrrsdsv aAsrnoos
AZ o'cioes. from h. late r--d~rc. ss ~ s,ron -
OTls-Judss o;s, Of Barry Co Mh, reoenJ titled b. ne
hn-rG ~ f-ee % him
PFARCE-At wspoe M,sS. March y. hrs ssrAh. vie o
Ssdsch dsusht- ohs ste Rooer; hshsa Esd
Ashford. Essi ca. Ens md. ssed 81 ve.rs.
etn-@day Mach Mary Ana, etesi iaufhef o.
He--y : ard EhrA feck
ne u the f,niy respectfully iavted 70
n~rs from ID. -d~rc- o. h-s shes No ~ Pie o,
at3k ecoct p NJ Friday April -tkou further nv ,suon
PONDIn MofA, Coan Narrh "a nsfsa- eldest daashef o.
Lssut Gov-rpoS Poad sgd - years -
sASDyORDAt Bristol Rhode Island Mr. sally rehct o. NJ
Fuery ssn4s.rd EH-sh-ta Lsn.ns. 81 n.
ste ~. John Usher and grad d,afhter II M
B.hop Uher. sr.t Epoop- Psster from hnssnd TO Rhode
Island, sfeS - years.
sEwLRD-At s,ss aArch 30 Mr. Henry seward ,ret
A.
SLAUGHTTR Isaos-r o March %. Mrs. s.r,h r-iet o.
Robert Sszhi-r ate teeNsed eoTn IN Beiisfi
Prnn hgch r. D.. 1872 and removed 10 Ohio N <l
wiLL-M cvuihssh, Ky March y, sn william "N
ed 81
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The Commonwealth tseply interested IN nearly Ill u
,hose WORK, TIE Tnes ssys asd hss ie4iE pee 1ni
.y AID 70 them ui.h EoeraI haad
The Dry Goods Trade from first hands has
been Eu:ted Sc, with air sraognt Oi rrsn..e=o.s,
phne tie jcbbers and 1stribgsnE houses have been
exceedingly active, selling 70 wssrern dealers (~ho
are sush Of uoE-yI a-geiJ f5r cash AZ the .ob6ers
Rave been selling freely and osyiay s2srB;iy me
tUrr to e.sy state q me money marxes vii odas
them MO the mark; sgzE 81 buyers. Heavy 3r9Sa
SsestiBgs set.Ee mostly O,h-r xiGd, az &C
eurHu,s-.g Il he hands Of ras commission hO1.es
Tke,e . NJ c5sDge 4 yrices BlesShed Goefs AZ
stssdy bUt he supply appears be yUning Ga tse ie
nsbd. Dris ye, scsrrc arr WsL,ed q; ;nii price
Browns ~ 9c Blues & 2; s9ic, ssd Ble.ra-f - ~
Deusus are scs.Jy with a rnoderste ae-hASA O'ai
b1Igs n L~Ster stDe< o-E' IN 5>1sa1 = nSs q,
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Thesggregste exceeds that Of the dividend Ia Octo
Der last, g. 800 increase Of p cent in the State
and Trader, Banks and falling of OF y cent in the
divide nd Of the Bank Of North America. The whole
amcun; Of dividend money q s35i so, a capital Of
100000
The DarsnpOyt Iowa Gazette contains an
official OF the organization Of the Mississippi
Railroad Company, In conformity with the p'oVsions
oi the code Of Iowa" The capital Of the Company
g. C0QO0O and the intention is 20 unite at point on
The Missouri IN PottswatOmie Coanty near Council
Bluff, with .he Mississippi st Davenport. The Legs
l-tuTe Of Illinois has passed bill ehAIterinz company
to construct bridge across the Msi.sippi Rock 10
land, which will connect the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad wiki the above proposed road
The Richmond Times has prepared the fol.
loving stssment showing the Number Of miles Of rail
wsy now completed or suthorI.d y Iaw % be bst IA
al. ltnte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-31
WEpNr,pAr. March d.. ".


The market to day was no. very active, but
prices generally were well sustained excepting Coal
stocks which. having advanced TOO rapidly fell OF.
The Railroads finn and rather active Erie was in
fair request; and improved to Isl a 5i. Harlem
slso IL demand y g. Norwich went 10 SO, Reading
ssl, &c Mead faa advanced TO 3li In the Coal
stock. there was a decline OF about PER cent in Par
ker Vein, Il per cent in Cumberland, per cent 10
Phoenix New Greek and Llangollen were arm Land
Stocks were inactive but firm. Cary adyaAced per
eeu- NewJersey Zinc hrn. In the premium
stocks there was no marked change. The Railroads
were hrm, and Albany and Schenectady improved ?
per cent. Bonds and State and Government Stocks
continue unchanged and in moderate request Az the
Second Board generally The feeling wAs strong
In Exchange there is not much doing, bat
quotations are stiff Sterling 5asi-she latter asAed
for fAvorite signatures The demand for Saturday Is
yet moderate. There eight or nine New orisans
malls due, witch viii bring considerable amour; OF
bins
Freghts are dull. at a64e. for Gram, q Tor
Flour to Liverpool Engagements 90 or 2.oOo bbls
Flour, go bales Cotton q, 32d for cOmpressed. To
London, Flour, 2f9d2 l0i 400 bbl. Lard, p -
runs Oh Cake ard 20 bxs. Bacon 90 y tuns Maple.
g and - k.gs Tobacco, } O. To Glasgow. 81
tUns Loewood, - aDi 70 Bristol Eng, so bbs.
Flosr 9 To Hayre tn packet b.; i nearly iul q.
O: q cent for Cotton. To Rotterdam, l100D gallons
Honey, SIC. To HAnbarg !, 800 bags Code on pri-
ysfe terms. 10 Australia, a quar:-,y o; Whre PIae
Lumber was tsken ., So To san Francisco there
i stlli large sucuIf u pr0vi.ions, AMI some Dry
G0S6s, &c, going forward BARK engaged cargo
q sugar tron Havana 70 Coves and market, 8; as
Eh The usugl sid fions-a schooner fr0ra Jacksonville
te Bos,on engaged Plank Ell and .ooriag sIo-an1
che frcrs Pensacola 70 Nswkork. Flooring a. s..
The amour; OF tsrnA.e IN p0r uEsngaged Is seaaI,
especially sceh a. are suitable .or the Wes, lnta
trade nd seVersl yes-els proceeding 20 Havana
IN bansEi for Sugar fre.gh-s-
The amount received ~ the Sub Tressury
was sl4i57 Payments, s3iss5 Bs,aoee e. 2IO,s75.
There conrnaes 10 be increased facility in
IaAkirg 0egotAsous for money oo.A on cal and for
paper b1t noree 70 cAans= II r&,ss.
Tie receipts OF Cotton AZ the ya-iOas ports
have reached a. follows