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Philadelphia Markets. .rvrsDIr, Jane Il

PaKK sf-z IS per tun aOr 70 oaeisou CorreS Is ssa
srv mt ths ..~ssre Ire F0rK market aQfe 2a-
49,, are IN M tier Of 500 DDS good hfsI
~ u ! bbl the unto eknz ra- aud so-le i1f Al
- dllyev Al "a lie supply the r-tA ana
ssers itsd iornef quotsi0ns II M ros
uofhllg o.
- ctsnd; saes 500 bushs Fne PelnsS salis ss ~
81 TdSI 10 . bushe Red 81 u ~ aioa vAeh - .saaes
81 hi asuud dslg AID farther o. 50 bushes srre
sle a. Sc and wanted ss o; soain-Ea leoS
,ftc sfar "a snail oi OF Nh.f n sue a. &c OAfs a. az
ebsnfed: sbuf aeo Pe-sy cd -4fV ol1ls-
srce . orr incurred aer ccns1ate a-s Of l1la "eFe
NJ. n ,.esdy rfce WHisEY of obs q -
q A.
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U. s. COMMISSIONING OFFICE

CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
Seaman Of the ship Washington named John 2 lnr
was examined on charge of striking another seaman
named Hancock, over the head with Delaying pin lie
was held to bail IN $500.
COURT or GENERAL sEssIONs-Bere Judge BEEsE and AID
PECE.
man 40 wears of age named Peter Foot who kept an
oyster stand and lived No Pearl 81 pleaded guilty 70
an attempt 10 violate the person Of Emma Whitaker girl
ten wears Of age whose parents ree al No 40 CedArt
The outrage was committed the 25th Of April last aod
was Of very aggravated nature His plea was accepted
by the COu and he then placed on ria tor sin',
ak wears Of age whose mother lived IN tn same house
with him. The evidence Of his guilt positive, and he
was convicted and sentenced 10 the State Prison at nara
labor for 10 wears Foot Is hardened and despesteio)k
ing fellow He is native Of Ireland
A Young man named Geo A. Walker was tried anc con
yicted Of grand larceny In having the 18th u s9ea
eos 10 coin and six silver spoons, the property OF feA
Zeigman lie was sentenced 20 the State Prison Tor two
No other business being ready the Court adjourned for
the day.
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BOSTON June tan tarks syph and Aon Batmore Laeo-
A. Phi celphs; Leopold Prlssanl Blenos Ares
Aida Rotterdam; bns Ouoco CsTdenas Geo Was1ns,on W"
nnsfon sd Hary FzaT, Baltimore samuel small add
PHILADELPHIA sarah Nose, Mltanras B. Prescott Dtyes
ton Black SIus ard W Gffdy Ae1tntut leit@
Rehmola. J. X Randall Bowes Thomas Feuarf stag
hound and Bray Philadelphia Amanda Highlander OegOn ald
Iearder Albany Moico Iva J. o. Adams add Louisa Negfof
CID hips Auranih Lady Frnta NsWfork bak' Lady Con-
stance. Nev-Zcalsrd; Uudile, River Platte . . -
kEW.BFDFORD June I3-Ar. dip Adeiue from the Pac-c
Oesn loo bbs OIL aud 70 600 Its " bone
NTWORLEANS. June i5Ar.. bark Nananisset', heFiork
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r Boa,d-21o Sch Nav Pref, S so doN %. So do Sii D
Ithish Nsv 7l ZSoo Penn - ~ 81 50 sch Nav o. * s's
500 Alls,b,pv Co 96i Mneh r. us 10 do - -
III u DO sciip IS 80 Morris, ll &C. Aqb Rk ~. 10
thsh f. 10 s9 Com b. COS Penn Bank 81 do 49, !
Fo,Yc. CITY N, 10 North Bk, Ky IFS Mech Bank - 49,
Read MTG Co. IS a loto Read X es 20 ~ oV Rehm'na ps
ssorn a. IA l. IsaDd lSl Il Guard Bk, ltt - - -,
S,sS Beari 63 Read r. to go sch Nav IS ~ y. nae
- ne ta 10 Morris Pref - leo Morris Canal 2 LOCO Ane'
- ~ lo ice sch Nav Pref SEQ Chester Valley Rk lo3
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Passengers Arrived

IN so..ip Hasso frou LirecL-Mf James Coos liSy 81
In I'd vsrrCcl; " Joh- i1rrdl. -dy Eli ta1E---f Ms
l. Hsryty cli-l--l AZ s--v-1i O. res-l--k
Ia ae,s sss Caar Cassa Jrsl L-1ii-s Il. McFu.and al
f,.v Mo- And so. NJ Amy. liy nd elllrsl, NJ
Bscof d. Nsrhan BArkel A Loy A. -aash-eT, Asea
Pei AID = Il . Cain
n ais ller sn sasasaz-N- {. Tl NJ. Nslsr Mss,ia-
Ter tnt Nss Alller.
IN t,,s Ge>as, JYsz cerSeas'-sir Vs-asr Of Albany.
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Whaler..

Ca., New.Bedord lh Inst ship Q-e Oak) MEatououi Gle
rltrs Pacific Ocesn. =,
s.r f Nr Feru ocsr Ofshp YoanE Hero. Of Nantnet
e ros Ter Mach IS loa 81 W with Loo o5 sp bound
s-wculd tou-h q IslclhuaDO eaIly 10 NAV
Table Bay March II, Minerva smyta o. y D. % er1ss
spoken-Msrch at = oa q T. bark Winthrop o. flraa'en
Il ouB had done Well--ol not reported
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CHaEIrsroS June lAOur CorToN qui.s ~ s47d-
st.. fae q - tldsy e1ceecL1s -el t.-1s.
Ju1e lhe Pscc came 20 hand tns
~ ty Las 10 effect upon CoTTeS To days
lev teen hslss preyo4s Ins tbs ' =
- ~ no a. IoBkcC0-7Co 6eel 10
List rrt sterl1g kXcHASsE cg FAEisaIs . LfefP9.
sre Lotto Al e. q =. flr CoTICS.
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Receipts OF Proanee

3 Nos Fisr Bail0 5ashes What - OBS porSi y @
D. Rs.,5e9-lSe bis rsesivedl
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To,.l...slllr0 el5sL5l el77H4 sll772 eL550D s5lsj

I0'7IsIIzIl0 EI57l5Z - -zl-7Iz F-7'5 = II
Tie Market Bank has declared dividend Of Y cent
The Bank Of Savannah and the Central Railroad Banking
Company cent for the past III months. The Marine
and Fire Company Of Savannah have declared
sem annual dividend Of = cent
Considerable indignation is expressed in the street a the
manner in which the change Of Presidency was made IN
the Muiusi Life Insurance Company. This matter will
probably either be reversed az the next election or the
friends Of Mr Collins will make new Company Tor him.
The receipts Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
are larger than anticipated by the Company The fol
lowing are the receipts for days from the ls inst
Tie total is s5l7l 90 or s73s 60 per day which nearly
50 cent in advance Of the estimates Of the Company
stated in their last circular.
PsissDgeB .
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t4ONcSdQ4f
Fro the region very ltle coalh has reached
tie Hudson SO far this The strikes among the of
rept classes 81 wOrkmen have delayed business greatly
Ii no more strikes occur the amount carried forward vii
equal that OF last year Il vii require an increase OF $500
per week for the ensuing nine weeks g. make up The
Deficiency from the Schuylki region which leaves but
sixteen weeks CT the season and al increase OF 5000
Per week the shipments 81 last yea- would only give
an increase OF lss0OO tans from the ,haylk The Le
fennsyv wanna aud LSckawRnna may increase say 1900
tnns winch IS al they claim, uader existing circunssances
his would give an increase from the three principal
gons OF only $4,000 tuDs and about half OF the whole
increase from the Lehgh win be required on the line Of the
works short Of tide The shipments by the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company and the Pennsylvania Coal Com
many 10 May 80, as follows:
Delaware and Hrdson coupany. sg3 taus
PeunsyvsnA CeA Company ............ IS 81 tan.
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The above prodac; of gold weighed rs taas, 10 cwt
or lbs o. and is exclusive OF the quantity in the
hands Of dggers and in irnstu The
in coin al Melbourne mostly shipments from Grea Britain,
during the year amounted to 42,5oo,00o.
At Philadelphia money matters have sbsen gradually
working easier during the week and ersi class short paper
now passes readily Al cent For second class the
rates 9dlOl Al these rates the supply OF capital 5
fully equal to the demand.
In relation to the Coal trade The Pka2ep4il Lfysr
has the annexed remarks;
There is q very decided advance in Reading Railroad
shares probably in consequence % the fact which ! daily
more apparent that Navigation viii close before full sup
plv Of Coal delivered in market In this whatever
i hort will have 90 be procured Overihs Reading Railroad
7lf Aiaers JoHre OF saturday SAYS The trade j. be
ginning assume serious aspect There remains but p
= nm 70 the first OF December Snd the supply from al
,hs eps behind the quantity furnished the same
s ast year and from The three principal regions II Is
hort about 100000 tuns The deficiency IRON the Schuv
Escu The una
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tsv tbe Sandy How Masn.tie r,I.srsph.I


THE HIGHLANDS. June IA. 1855 % "
So,lns q sht except the sh Newly ork up the Bay
Mind l.slt from The south-Neaihsr haty
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lFrsm oar c o,r.esPo,nld.s.nlis. J

KEY WEST Wednesday June ;, 1888
Jud Marvin Court has ed his the
Bars OTean snd a~ns the hsnts
rer cent proportion G. the ekpela AQPaegs value the
vet lies a. the wharf
The cargo including sales OF damaged, st........5a'
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ALNASac.--...rHis pAr
srx-R,-...4 = SEA .....-7 - HOoS-Se1s 81
EATEk......fHs DAY.
SG1dJ Hooi.....l Ism Gov. IkEzd - 90 Eel Osse.5
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

s,esu,ki,-Aratia CBrl yadk1Ds Lvs-poaL z. curAsa
Buas-s kebtEs DseA, 6bs-i1z, MASTER seog ELL pye
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Besides this tie Banks have rea estate 81 2520sO a
loans on stock g. 394965 90 loans mortgages s3i3
g42 A. and other assets making total in movement aud
deadwegbt Of liabilities exclusive Of capital s3.9i 302 20
and assets, si3,35j,i32 g..
Gross earnings fhe Fall River Road for the six months
70 May 81 were sll4922 49, gain OF % per cent over
those Of the corresponding period of last year After pay
ing a smiaD1ua dividend Of per cent the surplus fund
will be sisss7 Every sort of expenditure has been
charged to expense account Net earnings OF the SIX win
ter months, s45,7O7 O5.
The entirsissue of 100000 OF the Wilmington and IN
CHESTER Railroad Seven Per Cent Second Mortgage Bonds
has been negotiated through Mr. Aonzo j. White OF
Charleston.
The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Company Offer
for pIoposas on the 25h inst 100000 OF their First Mort
gage Bonds Sealed bids to be received at the Office Of
Wsdsworth 4 Shelton. This Company have heretofore
authorized the issue Of 100000 Seven Per Cent Bonds
The Bonds now offered q additional amount making
N all q eco 600 all Of which secured by first aad
only mortgage of the entire property of the Company 10
George s. Robbins and julius Wadsworh, of the City Of
New-lork
The length of road which viii be in complete operation
ON tie ls Of August next is about 40 miles and the
tire cost fully equipped will possibly an short Of sesOO
ooo or less than $4,000 per mile.
The capital STOCK raid in round ubers about sz2M0o
Outaroing Bondssss o'''N
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COIVMBTs and XFNIA ABROAD COMPANY.

y DIVIDEND NOTfCErhe Board u Directors have dscnNs
Dividend FIVE CENT the Capital stock Of tns Cons
for mouths ending Nay 81 payable 10 STOCK p" I" ee
option Il the holder. -. a..
III sioethode residing IBIS City and vicinity n.msd -
nshed the Company viii receye their Dividends 90 .na ~
ths 18th instant Application ~ cor of.e q, ,,vv.
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NOTICE An Annual Meeting of the Stockholders IL
Y he ALLEGHANY MINING COMPANY vii te bald on wEn
NFSpAY orb "a, o. July uett 81 n O'Clock VI a. the ole
De COMPANY No Bcavsrst- Ne~NJfk, 20 elect officers ~
ru. ysr A. 70 az upon amendment hs Charter ss
bu,lne,, v hich msy before the meeting -
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Making aleu-, 200 miles Of road costing in $4,000

The stock Of The road IS salable IN market 81 80 The
dividends have been sbou, IS per cent per annum
VIM Raymond Lee has been elected President OF the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad Mr. Lee already ac.
inc President Of the Vermont Central Road.
The last advices England inform US Of the gold dig
ripgs for the year ls52
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Entire E1Psnal,uIes......................s1s o.

The proposed issue of 5000 900 for the purpose Of aid
inc in the construction Of air line branch Of the road
connect the road with the Mississippi River at Savannah
and also by the way Of Dixon at Fulton and Albany aud
for this purpose the Company have authorized increase
Of e5 cent Of the stock OF the road 10 be taken pro
rata by the present stockholders which amount with the
loan of sCo0O0O is believed will be sufficient TO
ple,e the connection with the Mississippi River by the
Dixon and Fulton line by the middle Of January next Tse
affairs OF the road will then stand 81 follows
Amount Of stock paid in about. s1ee0
Rond. a.cureA hN I.0Un
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OFFICE oF rHs LONG ISLAM WATEs W9sNs CoNe.Tl
-nTICE Il hnrehy ciren thai the Boob. of Slhscrfn

~ r 70 the cspa fhs under the 1usss
10 ~. chrer ~ which capital d he q fArss
hous Of Dollars viii Dc op,noi he Cv Of New iorA ~
a.. of Simeon prsrer; the of Rrokyn the Office q ~
Fucn Ere nsuspce Coursn No CouIs, rd in ne Cus
Wsnshunh AZ Cfttrs bank WEDNESDAY
TIE CD Say Of july nex the houu Of 70 ock A. " adj
o'clock r. A. .,
O. subscription. {. W uetNhtoNi Ffrsae1L
TouN Has
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Gneucial.

NOTICE The Offices Of the Lake Erie, Wabash
Wallet EDW WHITEHOUS 81, Treasurer.
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NOTICE to cOYTRACToRs.-MARIETIA sna

NOTICE to CONTRACT0RS.-NEW
~ SPRINGS RAlLROADsssIed gropOas vii = s'ss ~ =
the Frgreers ofce in NeW-Lebsron Columbia Co.
I'm cav of June for the Frsdns ard masonry Of that s
Lebanon spnnGs RGIroed extending from Chatham
dtstance Of shout twenty ulea
~ xork viii divided Of about ~
Of which there Will be heavy work worthy NC -
exrorienced Contractors. =. -. 80
Plaza Profss &c Of the vcTk Be a. the EnsAe~
n Sev-LeLaron ca aud after the 10Th Of June -.>x
"'S" MARTIN GREEN Chief ZasS'@
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SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received m. Office Of WADSWORIH SHELDON
g Ms,t in the City Of Newiors until u o'clock 81
IRDAY, the Ssth day Of JUICE, 1858. the purchase
=
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ARREST ON THE CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETESCEs-Yeste Officer Duoa and C0nsts.
bic Hvde arrested a named Alexander Fletcher in
New York on A warrant issued by Justice Blachey Of
this city, wherein he stands charged with obtaining money
from Dir Henry Cooper under fraudulent misrepresena
tions Fletcher it is alleged eeced quito number Of
Iarkns but has until now, escaped detection. He was
committed TO jail to await an examination.
THE CRY COURT-Bya recent amendment of the act
organizing the City Court of Brooklyn il is alo we'd
10 hold civil terms every month instead Of alternate months
sshere;Oore This Court has become very important To
the city Il pOses of great of civil business snd
the opportunity of still further dispatch will be Of great
benefit 10 suitorS.
TIE MEcHANIcs BASK-Tbe following gentlemen hav 3
been elected Officers Of the Institution for the ensuing year
President-C onkln Brush Directors-Danel Chauncey,
Abraham b. Bsyis g. b. Lamar, j. G. Johnson Isaac
CarbaIt j. j. Studwen s. W. Slocum, Ballard. Stephen
Sloan G. W Bergen, Joseph Spr'gue lnspectors-Sin'
uel Smith John Hssey Crawford e. Smith.
MIssIvG Man FoUND DRowSEN.-The body of William
Sheridan who was drowned BY falling from the dock at the
foot of Gold ST. some weeks since picked up at
Yellow Hook on Monday and taken TO the residence of the
deceased brother in Eighteenth ST. Gowanus, whore
Inquest was held by Coroner Ball Verdict in accordance
with the facts.
SABBATH School Pic Nc.-The Seventh Annual Pic
Me Exemson of the Sabbath School attached to the First
Congregational Methodist Church of this city takes place
to day They start from the foot of Catharnes in the
steamboat Island City, for st. Romans Well Flushing
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEA1n-On Monday, about 10 o'clock, a
baker named Henry Isd doing business in Sixth ST. near
North Seventh ST. while about the bake house fell down
ard expired almost instantly. lie Recently afflicted
with inhlrn natory rheumatism, and it thought this dis
ease had struck to the heart
CHURCH RoBnERY-A few nights since the new Pres
bvttrian Church at Brownsville was broken open by
some hardered sinners who took up the capeng from the
a.sles and pulpit and carried it away.
MILITARY ExcURsIoN.-On Monday forenoon, the Cledo-
MA Scotch Fusleers Of New York. Capt. Mckenzie, ac-
con panied by Sheons Band passed through Williams
bnrgh on an excursion to Sned hers They turned out
abe ut forty strong and their beautiful Scotch uniform at
uacted general attention
A woman named Catharne Martin, residing in Second
st. was on Monday arrested by Officer Sterrc and locked
up Oh charge threatening 10 set fire 10 the house which
is also occupied by number of other families
COMNOS CoCNCIL.-At the meeting Of the Common
Council on Monday evening resolutions were offered by
AID Wilmarth obecDg to the consolidation OF Brooklyn,
Williamsburg and Bushwck and also requesting Mr..
Brien Member of Assembly 70 use his exertlOn, against
the consolidation OF the above places.
Committee Of three were appointed to make arrange
ments for the celebration Of the Fourth Of July.
1he Independent Press and Times were appointed Cor
ne Esn
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Advertisement

DAGUERREOTYPEs IN COLoRs AT LAsF.-The public
GURSEys Daguereoype Gallery No $40 Broadway
sud those beautiful specimens Of Coored Dasuerfeoyp
new in the which he hiss recently produced
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IAdverssementl

To TIE LADns-UBsDELL, PEIRsOS Il LAKE invite
he attention Of their patrons to the opening OF "
rich plaid Silks Bsrcges Jsconets last received
abs embracing novelties which are nov ready
scion No All Broadway between Grand and bromes
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PO,rrr,r Arcrro, SaIn OF BEAUrrUt Lors.-w

POSITIVE AUCTION SALE OF BEAUTIFUL loIs'-N o
remind readers that ALBERr Moot will sell on Wed
nsdsy Sub O'Clock the premises 100 beautiful Lots IA
village Mevina the and Fu.hing Plank Rod
within Il miles Of the Peckp Ferry Stagesesve all the Williams
burgh Ferries spd the psce 6een minutes We refer 20
ad,s Of The snetioneer in another column.
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DEATH IN TIE CrrT PRisos Patrick Murphy va,
grsnt nearly 90 years Of age was una IN 40
cord'ion in the street Yesterday morning Ana aSeh a. e
City Prison where be cisd few hours aier~Srd An IN
quest held upon the body and the jury rendered
dict Of death from iniomperance and exposure
YoUNe PIcKPooEErs-Y Yesterday afternoon. young
lazy nsued Trainer was walking up Broadway near
Washington place, when one Of gang OF juvenile unexss
snatched her purse containing $40 and ran on lis vas
purued by two Policemen Of the Fifteenth Ware but
finally made his escape with the money
Corr De SoIEm-A nan whose name could rot be as
ceraned struck while in the Bowery on MONDAY
afternoon, and taken to drug store where he soon re-
covertd sufficiently to be sent TO his homo
FAIL IRON C.Rr-Dennis McPhddn. brick csrnsu
accidentally fell from his vehicle to the pavement in Woos
terst, yesterday and dangerously injured lie
taken 10 the New ork Hospital
[Advertssnsutl
"KNOw THYsELF."-That is to say-Obtain a correct
plTenolozcA description Of your character Ascertain in
pursuit or calling you would succeed your Del
eeDeies ard pointed sat Then correct eu
tivse the faculties and those excessively developed
other sde touching health habits oecuoaon and the
means of selfcutur and Improvement cali tbs PhrenOo
Cabinet in Clinton Isl Nssssut where hess FowLERs
AND WELLS in constant attendance.
TAd,eri.emeutI
Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, No. 4?l
Broadway for the Boots Shoes snd Caters comprising tho
D., Pss es f ,sd sImnc or No. iaI BrO.
[Advsrs,s-m-ntl
POSITIVE AUcrIos SALE OF BEAUTIFUL Lors.-We
remind reader. that ALsEEr Moot viii sell Wed
he vsss q Mens !Ss Flushing P%s Rod
Peckslp Stageslesve all the Williams
Spish Ferries. sSd Fss. p.ee every
Advertisement OF the auconeer in another column.
ADVERTISEMENT
D.GUERREorYPEs IN COLoRs AT LAsF.-rhe public
GURSEYs Daguerreotype Gallery No $40 Broadway
sud those beautiful specimens Of Coored Daguereoype
new feature in the which he hiss recently produced
ADVERTISEMENT
To ruu IInIHx-lTRsDrII PKIRsOy & LAKE invite
Of their hs opening OF large
sompt plaid Silks Bsr-ees Jsconets ss received ~
Aabs embracing many novelnes which ready
nsp No All Broadway between Grand and Brome'
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Office at which any select officers OF reputed
standing ard experience for any vessel he may have out
ward bound and eventually School for the education Of
orphans OF deceased members.
SERIOUS DISTURBANCE iNoSG FIRENEs-Two MEN
STABBED-On Monday night ~ Engine Company NO |
and Hook ana Ladder Company No returning from
an alarm Of fire in the Fifth District alteration took
place between several Of the the ropes while pass
ing the corner Of Eighth and Thirtyseventhst In
slight scufie which ersued. two men, named Wm Issue
and Philip Harkins stabbed
Leslie received severe stab under the fifth rb, and Her
kins was stabbed through the m arm cutting the arteries
so As to endaDger his life Lieut. Dunn and Officer Mooney
followed the companies for distance, but in con-
sequence Of the great excitement the person persons
who Inflicted the injuries succeeded in eectng their es
cape.
The wounded men conveyed into a drug store,
where their wounds dressed after which they were
conveyed st late hour Of the night to the NswYork Hos
pal Capt flanagan of the Twentieth Ward says these
Companies in the habit OF creating false alarms every
evening and Of running to fires GU. OF their District.
CHAMBER OF CONsERcE-The regular monthly meet
ing held yesterday afternoon at the Merchants Bank was
largely attended. Several were proposed for
membership Mr. n L. Macready duly elected. Capt
John Curran was elected one Of the Committee Arbrs
tion The Committee appointed to confer with the Secre
tary Treasury in relation the establishment OF Assay
Office in this City have not yet prepared full report
The following are among the arrivals the
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fAdvertisalnsutl
Advertisement.

Worlds Fair and Crystal Palace Depot, No. 42l
Rrosd,v for the ,e Of Boot. Shoes and Caters comprising
largest assortment offered fifty per cent below the asl, retail
prices Please call and examine at JoSEss NO III boadwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

Corr DE SoIEn-A man whose name could rot he a
oertained sun struck while in the BOwery Monda
afternoon. snd taken 10 drug store where he soon r.
covered sufficiently to be sent 70 his homo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

FlLL IRON CsRT.-Dennis McPhiddn. brick csrnsn
accidentally f from his vehicle the pavement in Woes
terst, yesterday, and dangerously injured lie was
taken 10 the New York Hospital