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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

Business has very quiet to-day CoTroS led firmly
sbont q ba Upland New leans within the 0tdI
per ID on In BARK there isntpg dong Tire FLOUR
du barrels band sold 81 jQSf 81 barrel
some will the former figure The Inspections this
about 1900 barrels being material
and bakers quotations RYE FLOUR
OF
m AT 87ldS3 cot and 500 barrels latter - 10
The small 2O00 bushels prime
yaua sold Il 49, and Red ~ - buss ao
RYE worth CORN steady inquiry and 2OO
els Yellow sold aoG and White 57d 80
steady at B and Provisions there
bus without change WfskY-jO barrels sold
AT a3i cents, hhds. al =! q q cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Markets. Reported By T
NEw.ORLEAEs. April q.

April CorToN has been heavy day sales
barely reaching 1900 bales
OrLEAN Apnl 22CoTToN-Sas to-day 220 balls and for
Prices have been the
Arels news without quOsble decline The
receipts port the last lj}OO
bales and Southern ports 100000 The Exports to-day
reached 20 bales leaving the stock han $4,000 bales
denng the quotation to Liverpool being 7l6
100 sold c WHISKY at
I80l8lc. 49, -
prices ranging from 7Gllc The market shows decline,
yarously estimated at idic.
NFwRLEANs April q NoonThere has been brisk
the sales already amounting to fully 5000 balo We
strict qualities
the Aaa advices but the finer grades
FRFIGHTs declining Cotton to HAVE J to &C.
NEw-ORLEAss April q p. MIhe demand for CoTToy today
was quite aDnatcS the sales reaching H. 600 bales mostly Mobile
account quote mddng l0 and the lower qualities decline
of Ic The exports to-day nearly 1890 lales.
NoBuE Apr The sales Of COTToS the week have
1000 bales. Receipts 500 Exports 1900 Stock 1900 bales
Mddlir g Is quoted &c
PRovDEscE Apnl CoTToSIhe mart has been steady du
mig the week, with moderate sales WooL.The market Is tm with
rtie better price pulled sales 5C0 lbs PRINTING
Tie active prices have improved very light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Foreign Ports.

9Th inst bark Ithona LecEe load for Boston
sd I'm LegEorn 18th u, ships Iowa Blake, Philadelphia 30h
Genoa, Kelley, New York.
ships Nathan Hanau Holmes for Liverpool dg;
ltsska, Pomroy, for New York ldg
Guayama 9th brig VIM Nichols Leighton for New York,
loading
Al Barbados 22d ut bark Maraval Wolton FIN NewYork
Johns, p r. 9Th brs VI NJ Freeman Glover tm. New
York. Just Eliza Pierce, for do next day 49,
Sid Cuba about 9Th nst brig Taratne Wyman Bo
Ar Pcou sch Elizabeth Joyce Archa the first
this Tie have commenced running from the loading
grounds o the mines
AT at Halifax 18th Everthope Gddon I'm Shields 80 days
for NewYork put in for supplies -,
Al do 18Th steamer Long Boston ~ hours land sid
dsy for Liverpool 18TH brig Nova Scotia NewYok days
ca at St jain b. April 49, ship Adirondack Taylor Glasgow;
scrs Brunswick Lyon, Cahsny Lubec 10TH snr On McAuen
Philadelphia go. 80
No Am Bermuda April 6. Arr 9Th brig Ton,do
McCa rty I'm. wYork, with loss OF seven cattle
Arr March5 Br brig Isle of Wight Craig San Fran
Peon do nth Amigos Vandersi brig John
Petty Brode Gutyaqu Pus schr Expedition Muller San Fran
cisco. go
fm Bangor Francisco; bars Oph Smith Judith Robinson
ard schr. Honolulu Stevenson.
Sid m DO 7th bark Packet Lewis Calao 9th CHI ship
Francisco Oh bark f. b. Hooper Boston
Clare Clark San Francisco; 10Th Br barr Emily Lugo do
brig Independence Sanore 90; lth b. schr Amedes
Graham do; 18th, bark Seal, Stowe, do.
ATT at Caao March H. Br bark Ino Harris San Francisco; Eth
hips Louis Philippe Bryant Chnca Islands; john Br Hunt
Francisco IL Lech Chrca Islands brig Conquer
ing Moreton San Francisco 10TH bark Hsrkaway Cool
Idle chr Independence Allen do; I'D ship ChAes
Ward, Mctarlane. San francisco. $500
sid b bark Chepango Snow Hampton Roads for orders 1911
bark ROYAL Campbell Chimes sands ship Louis Philippe
Bryant Hampton Roads for orders Br bark Elizabeth Grange Plum
do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
WhaIers.

SAC HARBoR L. L. April PA letter from Capt Tabor of ship VIM
Tell o this port received by last mall dated Jan
1853 lat 20 N Ion l61 that ship with 1880 bb
oil board had previously shipped 10000 lbs bone Thomas
Tabor few days made Pleasant Island
tye of to Us their bringing white merchant
Island with them who had been the Island
and stated that the natives had about weeks before
New Bedford aud killed the captain all Of
man." whose
NothiIg Is SAID as 10 the fate of the brig
We published OF the Of the of this
in Fridays paper.
April p bark smhfed Colt South Atlantic Ocean,
with AS bbls sperm oil.
below Newedford April p ship Lagoda Tobey f North Pa.
last reported with 80 bbs sp 2iO0 do whale oil
sid I'm Pro l9h bark Spartan Cook, Atlantic Ocean;
schr II. N. Williams, Fisher, do.
Thomas March 49, Sacramento Sowe of Westpo.
bbs
Arr bark Tenedos Middleton
Ocean, with about eco bbls VIII oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, April 2Arr chrs s E Parfer Rogers. New
NewYOr Matilda Ann Thompson Ireland Hartford bng
BOSTON April 22-Arr ship Vancouver Lun NewYok; baks
Fla f rB FS Lf #cSos the B ss paTfs WSs
den dO brig yeonq Robinson GSrs vineyard fS'eE
Burton Bartlett Norfolk Thomas Hooper CO,,oa Pslsdsphis
ss st. JOHN Florence Porte? do Lowell Lore Noble
s s' GGBy S SSP Mes
B 5g Aeon c5 AsT Havana E Wizard
Norfolk Queen Brown Phsdepha Meay Hodges Albany A.
DutOq Carlisle DO Sid ships John Land I'm t9w Palmyra baTs
Mary Judge Whitman and from the Roads brig Adams
I'd MAT bark Elm Taylcr Phiadelpha brig Tanne Wy
man Remedies schs Julete Baker Richmond; Mary +. Gage
De9 K j. G ser Ro. sg Par sDso Ro
Gaads Xix SeTYSt WO% DYES do va SGsS s6s p
LveTpOOi Baltimore B brig rusket Az.
Sc wO SS %nw Rd c K1on % Mar. e.
e f St0yf S u.s. May Aashy
CrCucher, Halifax Clare Van NoIdea St John B. coaw'e
Ncker,on Nckeron do hrs Elijah sms Savannah Lille Saand
f fy, do g. SMITH, Gould FrsdecS,us chs HaocG bay.
Philadelphia Thoma, Fenne Nckerson do Gazette Cro~e do
BALr1IoRE Apal AT 6sk Hadlsy KEN Boston; BIZ 9s
Penguin Dill Bermuda Hebron skan Windsor MS chs Jacob
Raymond bourne NewYo; Golden Rule Malcolm do; Adelaide
Portland Gen Worth Phelps POta Nd Sarah Moores Mstan
Ah$e keds chs h CID :ch P Fair Gett NeYg
eina 18th bark Geo. sm0u Winchenbach cSand for Calves
BRvFRiY April s-sld schr Susan Chase Chase NewYork
BRISTOL Apl -Arr. brig Aeenus Shaw, Fall River,
the railway SD schr Science, Gaddlng Albany
BATH April 2Arr schr Corene Nckerson Rondout y Cd
ship Favon Thompson ST. John b. Below I'D
ship Charlotte Reed, Elwen. Liverpool via FayaL
CHARLESTON Apul 2-Ar. bTgs Delta. Mahan, Bordeaux;
Warren Brown Cienuego j. Gutenburg Moore Boston
Span poace Adrano Oliver Gbl Cuba Span schr ecio Mars
fancy do CID George Hopey Pierce Hayre bark Wood
Br) WOOD Liverpool brig Enoch Benner (Br Norton WI
miugon Br ships Lady Hobert Clark Liverpool Cal
ornia Johnson ch f. B Souce Chase Philadelphia D. b.
Warner Harmon, HewYork; Eli Townsend Northern port
Ken.ngton Swain, Philadelphia ZePhyT Byers West Indies
2s-Ar schr NJ w. Smith. Smith. New York Cid schr d. b.
Warner aan NewYork Went sea-Bark Isabella Humphrey
W Dugan Collins NewYorG; schrs Fountain Da.
Wis Fsaie do Helene Griffin N York
Palmetto Jackson, Baltimore,
18Th INST schrs Mary Louisa Adams Philadelphia 10th instant
Charles Edward Pierce Providence, 18th Sid for Charles
ton-Bark Blake York. Boston 18th Ldg for Charles
ton-Bark Leone Leslie Liverpool ID inst Up tor Charleston-
Columbia NewYork 10th inst The ship Roger
Herbert of this port NewYork entered for loading at Liverpool
I'd inst.
Sid sch Roscus Cook New-York Mt Hope, Philips aud
w d. Mangum tall n Taunton 2lst sid schr Co
leste,-. Troy.
Mnston New-York for Portsmouth hchmond "o'd no. TOT
Nahant H.. NJ. Val. sstra.
Prime baltimore Sid 18Th Lni, Leman baltimore
EDGARTOWN April ?Arr schrs Clarendon, Manton rha'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

BOSTON Apn 2t ir bug ~ urses IN San Juin nbh ilth
Left bark heHn o NewYork in u as kaven o1.a snj
Caone and brig Azores for d. Aho n Pno ,o'
bafks Bore; So0mo Eaton MattntaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Spoken, &c.

April lat q f long &C. brig KeoSa from MtaDas for Boston
April TO- lat . H. long 1871 bark Sol mon Piper FIN Matanzas for
Boston
April H. lat 50 so long IS So brig os Matanzas Portland
Apnl } off Block Island bark Appleton from Boston for Bl
April 81 off Block Island hr Union, from Providence for Bait,
April 6 lat % TO- long IS bark Byron from Providence for Ma
April H. lat 40 90 long II TO- ship Arab, lying under
three tOpsa wind bio heavy from e Probably
ship Arab, Thurston from Calcutta Jan. II, for Boston
March TO- lat 80 s. long so 20 chr > B. Brown, Mayhem from
NeW-lork, Jan. p for San Francisco.
March & lat % 30 NJ long 50 bark Peytona jenkins from New
York, Eel. o Australie.
April lat % 80 long 50 S. brig Globe Of and from Boston for
Trinidad.
April lat 90 long g. brig L. P Snow (of Orrngton Snow
Haven for West Indies
April TO- lat 40 long. IS e. brig J. W. johnson from NewYork
for 81. Jsgo
April TO- St. Johns Fla light Sw so miles shr Sea Bird from
New for Nassau River, t.. F.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

NJ -criidReous
7pscksres Straw Goods ss do Shaw sG2i III do Mating
sl,2t Total packages hi amounting 10 s2'-B
UdrcIOuscd
NJ ccHaHfOns.

ID.
sl'A4 Totalpackssc' 8i, amounting 10 sAas
o Il Do Q s SSo s. do woed $3.50,
40 Ba. sia5 d. Yarn s95s To.a pc.ai. 5s '
MANUFACTURES or corroS
s. sS, 's;' s'' " do Web ''' Total l' packages va"
%, s,suT.cTgEE.s OF SIX Me-. 80, -. c..
inGs sTc IL do Row s7 Total y psss valued At slos25
epsss Lr,rs soIea 90 LIEN and s25 Total pkss
valued at ss166
pig: 30 a cos s % DC i a S ,al, ~ th oJ@ Do
Mating Sl7gol Total fclf valued At 81 $50
Imports, other than Dry Goods for the week ending
April ~ 1888:
2Ecphent, ea9o Horses go orebe, $500 5PSr. BASKET,
si9fo u do read sat- 80 do Books 277 do Bn.e. sso
sS no @s ~ II g. 49, 5sc - 80 a. d. CO. chm. -
2SS SnFonoeif. ~, % d' CssT. a. CO. as - 49,
pufuerr,o;yue Plates sli do Argo s6j 81 d mise on
20 BaS Soda s5e SEQ d. Bone :i5s 10 DO Box
mora 81 ~ les d. Castor OIL s5aGa % do C6of Po, sg
DO Crc led geo a DO e C 20 s.8i = 40 C[a9 rTar
sa2 Is DO Gere s75 10 Do Gun 9he sl663 f5l DO Gam
Igecac 20 &c DO Jal9e o. lie Dy SO 80 10 Lc're
, d a ~ 10 GI IL 40 SS sg na ~ d.
Zinc s27t5 90 do Peruvian Bark 81 DO Phophorns 10
d. sfeiac sa2 100 DO Soda Ash sioS DO Snsr nd 73
yemhen $50 do Other Drugs 500 o92 Do Wood s7
ns g. d FAM eco E Fire 8? ~ Ento
fch cDs @ O do erioT S 80 o S % o. 3
fiO ~ 100 Sfos Pneapps l37 do Pr NJ
81 ice 10 90 Preserved S7i1 nO do PUus ssF0 90 10 Rtns
s6q us DO Wanuts Sl76 II Furnore g ~ lif d. FMS
$50 2 3li6 DO G gu 1915 2 DO Ware sG ldo Ginist1nes
SAB Hair. Sl363 DO Hair Manufacture sI5 10 ,
sa27 2t65do s3tf ~ do Honey - 2do lodi
s768 Y DO Musical uuens sl'f do surgical, $50
sO357 81 do JeVey Sl67fi Lea.he 40
Shoes s7 89do Dressed Skins slt69 do
SAO Patent Leatte - $50 90 DO Lthogaphic
s 52 DO Ale 81 $50 rs do Bady IN % DO B-i.s Nul
s t s g. d. pus f Se cSf s o 70 g. G
HOOP &c 6 SO tus Pig do 1891 81 ba Rtoad 81 on
Scrap do S22S 67i pkPs Sheet 10 81
sq4ii lo3 DO Cutlery siL8 g DO Guns 81 1872 lido sin
Needles Sl70l % DO Sadd s. 81 SD d. Wiz. ii5
do Lad SIS 600 Old Metal S276 297 Steel 81 2f5 To-
Tin -5sG o4 co. Machinery lig8 - 10 Moase' SlGt 2H
do Mustard el0cj 81 DO Lnseed oil $500 do Div. Oh
81 $50 81 Pauts S3gi do Paintings 400 1876 10 Pp
Port Mones q S3i co do PGtaoes $ 9sl DO Placer SLIPS
do Seeds $50 400 do Coverseed 5000 Grien
seed $40 - do Shells 81 O do soap - 35 1850 do Cassia
$500 do Susar s8 80 OG do Tea 500 49, 81 Tys 3 Iei
do Tobacco f9 50 do Watches 81 6l8 Wax hulk ISL an
rkgs Wines sn< 4S3 do Champagne 2 o 3iado Ebony sls
rs do Mahosasfsf0 500 do Woo S7.5G 40 n7
As HudwaN 6i3 % do imporaons uded above
81. Total value, S2l08,fS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Nv TeleRrnph.

Spoke buk George Washington
cruise. New Bedford iul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25


Earnings for one sl72O0 "A
The road trunk to Freepor and branch to Belo wilt
be completed and fully equipped by the LIST of Aug 1883
EaThe Mississippi and Rock River junction Railroad, Of
which the bonds have recently appeared in this market is
link of forty miles in the chain of roads called the MSis
sippi and Rock Rrer junction and Lyons Ira Central
Rairoad connecting at Chicago wthhe Michigan Central
and running an air line due west striking the Mississippi
at Fulton thence crossing by bridge in straghlne Iowa
CITY thence OH to Council Bluffs the Missouri The
fire eastern portion of this line from the Mississippi to
Cbcagois under contract and will be finished before
next May and fully equipped The Rock River junction por
on of the road connects with the Illinois Central at Dixon
on Rock River and runs distance of forty miles to Fulton
The Junction Road is under contract to be built and fully
equipped for ssOOOOO and paid for oneha cash and
half bonds the bonds secured by mortgage of the
entire road executed to Geo Robbins in trust they have
ten years and are convertible into stock any time
within that period the coupons payable at the Amer
can Exchange Bank Newly ok st of Augusand February
Tpon the opening of the subscription books and within
short time so35OOO subscribed, which is S535OOO
more than wanted Of this amount the Michigan Central
Road who are the full owners of the entire balance Of
the line from Dixon to Chicago subscribed 100000 and
offered to ndorse the bonds of the company and shoulder
the whole road.
AT meeting of the Stockholders of the Harlem Railroad
held on Friday, the acceptance of the Act increasing the
Capital Stock to eight Millions unanimously voted
g. Geo shares of Stock being voted upon The increase
was for the purpose of converting the remainder of the
Extension Certificates about S640O00, into Stock. The
cepts upon the Extension had increased from SOL 600
durin the first six months to $4,000 during the second
six months which considerably exceeded the running
penses Mr. Schuyler in his address spoke of the
l operations of the Harlem Road and predicted continued
announcement in its condition and traffic Probably another
million of dollars will be expended before the constructive
account can be considered full.
The Chatham Bank of this City has declared semi annual
dividend of four per cent
The export specie for the week and for the year
follows
Brie Robt Wing Buenos Ayres douboons SIP. s3s774 50
Schr Mary Clark, Jeremie, St Dom. Am. gold 500 90
Brig Eliza Waite Neuvtas dOubloon 200 Sp. 3,4l6 90
steamer Europa Liverpool specie. POI, 200 90
Steamer Washington, Bremen, Am gold and
silver Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
Steamer Washington Bremen, Am gold and
silver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2j,474 90
Steamer w Washington, Bremen, francs. $500 -
Total April l6 to April %. S3O3,l74 OF
Previously reported -5,Os6,I' 10
The CITY of Manchester, which left Philadelphia today
for LIVERPOOL took out $1,000 in specie
Importatons of Dry Goods for the week ending April 81
1s53:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25
Passengers Arrived.

hp Parma from BHenos Ayrrs-J Bail Mrs Louise Bailey,
Msn d. Fredees b. H. Skinner, Menyielle Ludwig C.
LAbeyre, Luis fiuerge, ID. Huerge.
In brig Jenny 81 a0o de CHbaJohn Fitzgerald Thos.
Marshall Joseph A.. Sterling
REINDEER, from Bermuda-Mr secoinson lady
children.
In bark Lvya HardnaJ Marshall John Indat Ignaus
res, Mrs A. Torres Miss O. Torres Philippe Torres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

sys-Ri.s. h'sATunE ALMANAC. .....THIs
'''''''' o sets. g 80 Moos-Iises. o goa
ylooh. N
- - Wv iHAna''''.v Aim 0ate. 10 52m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25


SATURDAY, Apri' D. 1873
ASITFSThe market very firm with demand s. for Pots
COTTON is dull Only sold oday Holders are
ready preceding quotations but there
Atlantic Ports Florida Other Gulf Pr,
Low 10 good ordinary 81 ~ 8ld 81 81 a Q,
N MiSd IL GSf I %'ds 4 ii Ii ii Is u y
Total SINCE Export from st 18th ADi 'z'' bales
c.. halo. 1893 sss; 1852,
Export from the United States
Since s September bales 7s3 93
flour ATD MEHHoders of Western ard State Fonq NAM
rmness the reahs the Canal and the diminished stick
lots have changed hands at Atlantic Dock at 81 IT, Cand
steady of Leo Bis fair lrnd - IS in bond The
Michigan and Indna and Ohio
Southern Flou dull and heavy the supply the grades p
Baltimore Alexandria and Georgetown s. ds Is
fnce Rye Flour not plenty at = for fine, and l2i
CRAM moderate demand for Whe't for milling well
prime White Gense 81 p in complete scsgo Rye
srd nal G Oats good demand sales OF State
pecay Prime sales of l5eo bush Prime two owed ut i.
White Beans plenty and dull a. 81 l0sl 81 Canadian
miyed GaGic fo- White Southern CSC for Yellow do and c
COPPER heavy The quotation. a-e-Yelov
Metal c Bolts aud Blziers' Copper Sc cash. and Acc.
WHsKY-The supply light and he sales lot. in all
leo ibis &c o. high proof State ~ dc for Ohio 81 nc
BE- Rson Drudge "0y'Hf sales OF . Hn'' at ' and no" held at
fRovIsoNs-A dull and rather easier nlet o- PORK the locl
demand The 20 b. SD 75for
les ana sig gqS3 50 lor Prime Beef Ietr and IN
@ COUNTY, Mess ard SIS for reoacSed Chcaso 81
do PINE Mess quiet s94s2 Beef AaTs dal at sl3
ana tcs at for shoulders &C. Hams Lard is steady
active Sales Of $40 bills at ac for prime.
oS Ss 81 EGGe e ~ o' o0 'nd for State
SEEDSA duh and heavy ke for Glover Sales SllI9sl2
ga q 3Il fos sc lbs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

Consumption.
4s psckags Wooens S22 3 1893 do Cloths s7 50 do Worst
eds SIS II do STUFF 81 los l do Cotton and Wo ed $780,
S 6o DeIanes 1856 10 do Bareges S3 do. Bmbodenes
IN a do Shawl s229 800 do Blankets 80 2do Lssngs
sa7 70 do Hose S2t06 q do Bads and Binding 1885, DO
Yarn o. OH 6 Carpetng S5 Is do he Manufactures OF
Wool 81 Total ,G28 packages valued at S11o,9SO
MANUFACTURES
III Coons 8O4 So Colorrd do S7S 81 do Prints ST.
s Do (nsbas 1884, % do. Musns Sc 1853 SO do Embrod
DO yelye g. 5s do iaces sS5gl lOi do Hose
500 IN qdo Gloves o. IS do Spool 0B % do other Manu
ofCoton sI4 49, Total 2O5 pkgs valued at s2S6,sS2
MANUFACTURES OF SILK
98 Silks Se32i SO do Ribbons SO $50 do Satns e5o
5So Cmpes 81 4 81 s3f5 II vesngs SS do.
yeyets "a 6s y Shawl s. S9 II do Cayats s29 do Pom
sse lea DO Sk Linen SILL IS do Hose s. 1854 % do Gloves
md Mtteus Buttons 8 IS do Gmps and Fnnges
eg 40 and Bindings so G do Servings LA l8d).
Raw 81 do Other Manui OF Silk s5 Total 7S3 pkgs
valued at S5C825l -. .
7s sl2 8 80 Linen and Cotton 1888 do La
ces 8 20 Handkechets 81 $50 Al do Thread s46 IS do
Msnnsc,urr of Flax s8O Total $50 pkg. valued Sl67
lle pkgs $4 III do Embrodenes s. o2 81 do
Feather s557 do Collars Cuffs &c s563 do Mil
siss IS do Leather Gloves st3I Gloves 81 or edo
WearpE Apparel $751; $50 do Mating $500 Total ss5 pks val
ned at el5ll%.
g., ~ 49,. Whhdyarai'
sts Goods esi DO wor.teds s5 Blankets s75a Total
sos or sS Cotton. .s m,u
1 Of Cotton $3.50 a' ra a 81 pi
AcTusss or ait. aea Z" slsoi7
spLs, sins s2s4 Ribbons Ssss / do PIMA, s,,, q.
Gloves ss o' fosis is 49, 90
valued at e57,e3i. ....a~... -. .,
7packages Linens s2 do Hsndkerches s7B Total psets-
.es ID amounting 10 SS,S5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

[By the Sandy Hook Magnetic Telegraph


There IA nothing in OF the Highlands with no signal
Wind from the East.-weather clear
The B bark Diana Thursday last; has
buwark split long boat and galley having
nothing but heavy gaes from W. 70 ~ W. Apn lat Al
81 long 81 a. spoke brig Fanny of Halifax hence for port
The Br brig Pacific from Nassau brings the captain mate ana SIX
home om the wrecked bng Martha jane OF ey
The folio the Capt orste ihomas
Coomls C. Sullivan G. Smith, W. W. Higgins
WIN. Wright Geo f. Howde.
The Mary Cathane NE 81 reports yesterday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-25

INLAND and Whitehall Imp Scrip, with guarantee Of
~ dividend By Saratoga and Washington hs1~
Stock In the Western Vermont Railroad "a mpany
Stock in the NJ ID River Railroad Company. 49,
Sock in the Buffalo, Corning and Newiork Raihoss'v
stock in the Junction Railroad Of Ono.
Stock in the Little Miami Railroad
Stocs in the Galena aud Chicago Railroad.
stock ia the Toledo, Noiwslk and Cleveland hsnu
stock In the Mansfield and ssndusky Railroad Co"P~'
Stock in the Southern Bank OF Kentucky -. Cos
stock ip the New-York and Virginia Mall StesLns"s y
% i divde
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-13
James Hovav & Cornnanv

MO 81 MIR street, have justreceiye Niagara
IN 10 cases Of English, French and German Fancy
Goods, selected personally by Mr.. Hoyey, while in
Europe. fisua " tsal ~ -
(Button Hole seq; SO DO Wax Dolls (ive sis-s); $50
DO ReLicues, (w styes); together with Gents Dres-
sing Gases, Ladies' Housewives &c
French Goods, viz: $50 dozen Portemonnaies Lcath-
or. Pearl and J) 800 do. Buffalo Combs new styles)
800 do Bracelets, new and various paiterns) rs do.
Retcues, beautiful styles Also Ladies' Travelling
Bags, French Work Boxes, Pearl Studs silk Guards,
Gilt Brooches, &c.
German Goods, viz 100 dozen Rocco Boxes, com
prsing Gent's Dressing Cases, Ladies' Work Boxes,
Nests of Boxes various sizes.
ver Also, FER AMERICA.
$50 dozen Jet Bracelets (rea JeD; 100 do Coral
Necklaces, &c, with large variety OF goods suitable
for christmas and New Years sales. For sale to the
trade only. deodm ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-13

BOOKS, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-13
Shall Labor 60 Unrewarded?

VNILL you buy half made Trunk, or Valise, when
w you can buy good one. or have one made TO or
der, at FROST a. LOCKS Trunk Valise, and Carpet
Bag Manu- actory 1888 Main Street, up stairs % diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-13
PENMAESHIP.
n. Hine's Writing Academy

j. III. Hines Writing Academy
HAS been removed to Harrington Corner, 4th story,
Il Il Room No IL. In consequence OF the former
room not being large enough 10 accommodate the mum
per Of scholars this Academy has been removed 10
more commodious quarters
The proprietor OF this Academy is prepared TO teach
Ladies and Children, and about forming classes for
their especial benefit.
Ladies' and Misses-TUesday and Thursday evenings.
Gentlemen--M onday, WEDNESDAY, Friday, and sattr-
day evenings.
TERMz-s2 for course of "a lessons, including
lights and stationery. .-..f
10 Hours from 70 eo'clock, P. NJ.
.decl3 TuThH Salty
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-13
COElsIlaaRptIOn cam Ne GWred,

MRS. a. M. CHAFFIN, No 81 fremont street,
vi near Pleasant street, Boston, speedily and perma-
neuty cures consumption, bronchitis, hma, chronic
cough rheumatism, gout, spinal complaints tic dolo-
reanx, neuralgia
Mrs G. has long practced in various paris of New
England, with great sue having in
restored to health huse no had been given bv med.
ical men as incurable She would saw to the invalid,
cease not IL hope; and would respectfully invite such
aboTing under chronic diseases, complaints
Of long standing, to call on her her Office where she
may he found at ali tmes and she will refer Them
those in the city apd vicinity whom she mas cured
Those who may desire to with her their in
rmites, do so, free of CHARGE Her medicines can
be ol ~arded to all parts ofthe country, Office hours
from A. NJ to 9 P. M.