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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

ITO INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS AN ThE
only authorized to licenses for the Of
the Chahee patent and using that with
out my written consent, will be prosecuted
WILLIAM JUDSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

NOOWNERS OF HORSESHOE TOBIAyS vENETIl
Linment is the only remedy that will Immediately OF
over heated horse. 1t also collie in few minut
and warranted superior to anything else for collie
swellirgs brHises. &o., pay. Depot $40 Gresnw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

r MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DB
81 at 10 O'clock at 173 Chatham street. large
of new and second hand furniture, among which is
suite copsstir Of bureaus besteads and chairs enolo
wasbstand table DO Also bedding blankets linen shce
counterpanes fancy glassware and large assortment
various other goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

UCTION NOTICE-LARGE SALK THIS DAY,
n X. w. FROST Aaciioneer. store No. 10 Spruce str
at l0h o'clock furniture OF all kinds; also the bAla1
stock Of liquors ao boxes segars marble'op tables.
sofas and sofa BEDS carpets, bags. window shades.
hair 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12


LBERT Fl. NICOLAY, AUCTlONEER.-A. II. Md
"A LAY will sell at auction THURSDAY, July l4th1
2ocloeh T. on the ground 70 desirable building u
depot churches academies, schools convenient. Til
wishing residences where they enjoy tho health Of
Terms easy title perfect. The will leave the foot
AtsHtio street. Brooklyn, the day Of sale at "
precisely. For maps 30. call the auotionser
Wslletreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

"A byW S. IngraLam this day. at lOh O'clock al
cond furntprs Of All knds Father he'd, ,ttrS s
carpets &C.. Also fancy gun mniatus ship rife, pai
ger at - Spruce street. but will be happy to his frt
&C. above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

MULINERY-FOK SALE, BUSINESS OF THIS
M description, and store to let In Of the best
tions ont 81 and near BROADWAY stock lis be sold
immediately the proprietor has other which re-
dnires his whole att ntion dress three DAYS
paid. s. A. NJ, II raid office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

Any PERSON HAVING AN UNTURNIsHED HOUSE,
"a will ind person who will furnish IL ard board With
them They ascertain the particulars BY calling s'72
Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

VrO BUILDERS, MACHINIsTs, AND OTHERS.JT}
I EnbirS City Toupdry 3N West Thirteenth sire
between Ninth AID Tenth Avenues has been re- opened
EZEKIEL DONNELL, where be Is prepared TO furnish
descry tops Of casting square and round column: Of
Sizes girders lntes, corncss sash weights, machine
ratings. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

BILLIARDS IN BROOKLYN.-THe M0NTAGl
ID Hall billiard rooms ntainisg ten tables the
able amusement All admirers Of billiards should visit
eeunl not superior TO ANYTHING Of the kidd ia New Yo
These tables rolr the manufactory of Griffith Deck
30 Ann street New York which is sufficient guarantee
their superiority. THOMAS TOYNBEE, proprie Tor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

ITO LET-THE OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER SALOON.
corner of Mulberry and Broome streets. Rent, S275
per In 4uire in the liquor store Of j. H. Hitler
\ taa oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

n UA-BROTHRRS OF INDEPENDENCEC CHAPTER
". 49, you hereby requetAd attend at regular
meeting Friday 10Th instant IS the G. Of the State
of New York will be present business Of vital impor
lance Co all brothers interested in this chapter
Nor OF Broadway and Lispensrd street.
JOHN G. GARNSEY, C. Of the C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
MARRIED.
AECHIRAJD-SWAN

ACCOMPLISHMENTS s. Joseph Mo- April TO- Mr. Jane.
Archibald ard Miss Elizabeth Swank engran from Ohio Oregon
CONDRl-HlLL.-On Thursday evening. April o. BY Rev Dr.
John NJ Macsuley Joseph H. Cowdy Van SonSen dag
ter OF the ale Lawrence Hull ESQ., all Of this city
CAMPBELI- ASH-At Providence r. L. April p, M John
Campbell snd Miss sarah Arm Ash Of North Providence
HAMBERLAYNE- IOHNsON-At Ithaca. ". Y April p, Dr.
n Chambersyne Of CazenoVa Frances ghter Arthur
johnson
DECKERT-HOFFMANN-A Get, sburg, Pa, April 81 p. s
Deckert ESQ., Of The Valley Spirit Chambersburg Pa
Margaret secod daughter OF Samuel w Hoffman, oAdams Co.
DE SANDONAL-TUNNELLY.-At st. Joseph Mo. April 3.
Don Antonio De Sandoya OF Mexico and Miss Rachael Tunny
Jackson Co.
HULL-sKINNER-at Siin6en Montgomery Co " Y, April H.
William Hn Of The Telegraph Miss Elizabeth
daughter Levi b. Skinner. ~ d.
HALL-SMITHAt Ian gburgh ~ Y, April 20 Mr. Theo A.
Hall. of Troy tn Miss Della ST. Smith Of PHILADELPHIA
A. Howard of Toledo, Miss Sarah NJ Willard of New York
JOHNSON-CAHOON-On Thur-day April p by Rev Dr. Knox.
Richard Jobnon Sarah Gibbs daughter Of the late Rev William
CahOon. Jr. all Of this city.
King of NewYo Julia T. daughter OF the late John Tharp
Lawrence. Of the Island Of Jamaica.
LFX-JONFS Thusday April p 1888 by Rev Dr.
Mr. Lex of Philadelphia Miss Eenor L. Jones, OF
this city ~ Pbiladephis papers please copy. 49, - 49,
MFIGS-SMYTH at Albany n T. Apnl n. VIM d. Meg. Of
Miss Jane A. daughter Of Charles Snyth
McFADDEN-WELLS.-At Madison. Wis, April 20, Mr. Alfred
The Freeport ) Journal TO Miss Eliza Wells
MURPHY-RAYNOR-At Jamaica L l., April H. MI James
Murphy Rockawsy Mis- susan Raynor OF Raynort9wn
D. Co. Pa 10 Nina Crater OF Suttgard Germa1y
sPEES-MINER-Ir the Obern Church, Ohio Aprl IA BY Pre-
dept g. Fnne Missionary at Cas- Late MIN
nesotn Miss Ssrsh J. Miner. OF Danvi Iowa . -,
SPAULDTNG-ELLIS-A Onondaga Hill, N Il, hprl TO- WIN
A. Spanding Chicago H. Mis- Jane Ann Ellis Of onOndisa
sTIRGFS-sUTTON- At Springfield H. April IS Dr. William
Sturrts of Burlington, and Miss Mary Louisa Sutton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

IEMPErAScE-The Grand Worthy Patriarch. A. C..
ranagan ESQ., and the other officers of the Grand Dvis
ion pad an Official visit to Brooklyn Division on Thursday
evening last Addresses delivered by Messrs Fana
gan, Greaves Hagner, Palmer Leslie and Edgerlev Tho
meeting was largely attended, and determined shirt wa.
evnced on the part of those present not to cease their Of
forts until the liquor traffic extermnated from the land
Alter the exercises upon invitation of the Division the
company repaired Temperance Saloon and nar.ook M
sumptuous repas 1t pleasing sight to see 30 many
assembled for the purpose of warning again nemperauce
the giant evil of our time.
The JUSTICES CoURTsIn accordance with resolution
Of the Common Council adopted Jan TO- on and after
Monday next the Justices Court of the First District viii
be held and permanently located in the Third Police Dis
trct Station House in Court ST. near Butler and the Court
of the Second District will likewise be located in the Fourth
Police District Station House of Myrtle and Van
derbltavs. The Police Courts to remain where il now is
in the basement of the City Hall The Justices who com.
meDce duty Monday as follows Police Magistrate
Daniel Smith Civil Magistrates First District Jacob G.
Blsckley Second District Henry p. Curtis These Courts
Hall. ivy
ACQUITTED.-James McGrah the Policeman on trial the
past two days in the Court Of Oyer and Termner an
indecent assault upon female yesterday acquitted by
the jury.
Held TO observation-disclosures IIanlan and Murpbv were
yesterday held in $500 bail each indictment found by
the last Grand jury charging them with disorderly and
unocerlke conduct at public house in Courtst James
Mcqueen and John Conner, upon like complaint were
held to answer i'll similar amount
Ia The May term of the Brooklyn City Court com
mences on Monday before Judge Greenwood There are
IL cases on the Calendar.
NTw PLANK ROAD.--1he Flatbush Plank Road Com
pany organized Thursday by the election of Tunis
j. Bergen Presidents Philip 5. CrOoke Secretary; j. J.
johnson, Treasurer; w. w Storey A. H. Hubbard. j. "
Schoonmaker and John Leers Associate Managers and
Directors The stock has all been subscribed for and it is
expected that the Road will be complete by the first of o.
tober next II will interect the Eleventh av or the old
Flatbmh Turnpike and through Fatbush to the Iote
of j. Bergen at Fatlands
BURGIARr-SOme time Wednesday night the house
occupied by Jacob Duryea, No. 1902 Sacket ST.. elo
nouy entered and robbed of 90 in godand al ar
cIas of clo+bin,
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The albany Journal Of Friday learns that four or FIVE
.ons breaks have occurred the Erie Canal by the
owing WAY Of the aqueduct at ore, the lock Mon
tszums the cuvert East Syracuse and cavein atthe
Albion cuyert the effect of which Will be- It IS feared
check upon navigation for week that another break has
80 occurred in the Oswego Canal the extent of which is
IL yet fully known
The Railroads and Canals OF Pennsylvania show in
in their receipts equal to that of the roads OF this
State and the West The Ledger says;
tn. rcerts on the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal for
ID currnt wear TO the 18th inst, were s97-l3 against
eco to the time last year showing an increase Of
ssI2a There and half months yet 10 the end of
The fiscal wear which will probably swell the annual in
crease 10 $4,000 The Susquehanna Canal shows in
crease correspondngy great The business on the Norris
town Railroad Is also steadily growing each month show
inc large increase ofreceps the months
last wear The shares and loans Of all these companies
command prices corresponding with the increased produc
tveuess The freight and passenger business OF the Read
ING Railroad Company has also largely increased showing
on essent amount Of coal tunnage an excess Of cash re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
DIED

ALLEN-At Rochester n Y April 25 John Allen, in the esd
ysESSETTu csus y April M James Bennett aged
BosWoRTH-n Pittstown Rensselaer, Co. Y Aprl s. Nathl
Boswern in the ssth year Of his age 49,, William R.,ron
native Ireland who h. county about the year 1879
'1 c faT 81 seSensSiady AansOn
Cbitt. in the seth wear OF formerly Of Schohsris
CLAIR. AT Philadelphia Pa April p? Willis Gaylord Clark IN
the LA FRIDAY morning. April p iad year his
rSrsnd Csk con Of the late Alexander CLARK
The funeral ;e'Tes T t 'Ge and dend the family
and those Of ehA, Alfred H. and Charles C. CLARK are
FoRD"In Clay n y April Is Wallace Crawford in the
ekamTR"fa Bristol Conn, APr James CEsT.I .sd a.
bethany oogn Ap n IN ~. parish enos town
Bethany having held ;.sF Gss Of ,s5 5 Continued aa S
Il practice nfrmties Of age Obliged hun to renqun dis
cofT-At LONDON Conn April p Mr. John Cost IL the S''n
spicKSENAt Nd Az nj ls pr Louis Dek,sn 81
FRAzIER-Ar ROekbrdse Alum Springs Va APrl 10 MI '0hn
GRTsWoIp-Ir Msrden March So Ashbel GriswOld ESQ.,
'sfd Sacramento M LAdd sssd 10 yey, Of M9s
Me19 3. si. md Sc ynf
Rochester Y APn d Christopher N'''n "0'cs'
' Fk Non .is MI A 7 Gs;sS Fy Z: sssd
Ea9is snd born , n IN Pia' NJ, S Mar Ray
.J E.I ssSs Y:S ese,iR G.S s9s
eI SsGt lem Friday morning. seh~. as.d Is
and days .1 . sns 'P ssssay i oOet
seree corner A and 6h' Friends and r''s' are
iHyi,sd 70 1s,pd Providence l. April n Mr JOn,haa slsu
The Sis year 81 II: 4 Eb. shebOys.n Wis M EI,
. 81 A. - 80 ru. mother Of }. ID spadns
sPaWSFRNApri a. Mn, Harriet North wife OF Col An s.
yer formerly Of Rochester ~ IL ~ e -
w1.M E .;:e Ag; Is Co W% ss@%so.
native OF Revolutionary and settled IN mai
from The where the subject OF thus
notice born u H April 81 Meren stoas ased a.
spppSSFFRM Psoris m April Rev Len spsneT ,fs 49,
sfENoI, pi.;nsed Oeso Co. n l. on the Syn jay nt-
yesh torn p.a of the Peoria Congregational Church ior the
Lac, four ieAs reep. Cb,nansO Co, y April n Elijah Scott
ased 60 .,r..uo Iowa r. n Slaughter. in Viz
sLAUob N isas and sraiei TO Iowa since
Frsakiort NY April " Cap' faom~ t'a u n'
,5sa y,sr ,f bssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

AsHFs-The market unchansedtbe demand fair Sales
bbls a. IS Tor and - 81 for Pearls
COTTON very active 1880 bales sold previous prices
NEAL-Thsre increased buoyaney
for and four The arrivals limited from the Canal
and there The
r with tar inquiry brands Of Ohio for exports. part
m he Lendon The inferior grades
rnroved prices Canadian bot tnn u IS The
sales western Canal HOO bb s4ss 2i for fine q IS
a l or u az 0sf 6s for straight
STATE L. IS for mixed fancy Michigan and Indiana
NOR 20 1000 Ono Is IS for Michigan Ohio
and As d ss eoabe Genesee s7for
Patent ,Rsns southern quite baoysp The demand good
Export and the trade Sales Of In" be ct Is oece5 Is for
and IS for Fancy br.nds Rye Flour better ceiling
az d F. fine Corn Meal 10 trim bat quiet eafor Jerssy
GRAIS-There fair demand for Wheat but
Prime holders
in Fesha No sales have been made that could learn Rye 10
ssee oil 90 bush ct fc asost Barley quiet
a64dfo Os,s much lower and very plenty aes e4 for
Jersey for stsie and Western Com
improved sales ba:h II eoeelfc tor Unsound
New Oresns 6dSc fer White Southern jersey Yeov
ana sss c67 for Southern Yellow.
HEAP-The market frm 100 bales DewIettcd cold n AIS
aeiN and 50 do Dressed Q, els5dS<l2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
Irnnnrtafi -. N fhe Meek enninn ANAL %.

IIupOrtauUu5 IUT IDt Ntth tlluIh2 -
81 2O39 bales 100 P.n4n BARR, 3 Coal
29 tass 81 bb Coffee bbs sos pcs 81 b1s 10 bds
Copper bs Cheese Indigo $3.50 lbs LOggood, " bbs
hsbbs AIrowToot So Soda Ash ~ u
Cream Tartar bx Essential OIL 81 Dry Goods
Orlando Nicholas Yorktown Alloy Blan
chad per Humboldt 69 Cornthan $ Weiand go Co
mub % Oneida IN Caroline 50 nphere-totl
267g coo bIs Fire Crackers 33 bxs 50 half do 5 do Rans
I4o bk F bxs Almonds Is bgs 3 bb Nuts $3.50 Cocoa
Grease Dol IS Honey 1913 Hides Cd. Skins o Sheep
India Rubber CAB bds
1871 rails bundles Sheet Ion 40 plates a bundles Hoop
Iron 2lls Pig Iron bales Leather SO Pigs Lead Lea
bbds 81 terce 3 MoeSses 29 . baskets
Dol. White line Whiting 1870 do Color 80 DO Bsrytes
bags bills and Ss boxes Cigar u punch WHISKY
Brandy,
bags Aniseed do Pento bales and 40 pigs asia
652 boz and 3052
10 ia pI Tea m bales and Pkg Tobacco 70 Tomstoes Esd
10 Tn Pate, 10 logs Mahogany pieces Palm Wood hhds
III bbs lo< nxteenths s oo1es and 30 bsx
Chsru.Rre . bales Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORl
Cleared.

Cleared.
stearr.hps-Arctc Luee Liverpool f. X Collin, Co Ns.,,u
Peruv) TraheP, cslao Tbos Galway
&, Fs &c" %,I G;I,s s. JSlD Duncan
BSs: S cousins: hiSSss1a May. Co., MAJ.
%.e sls r %o s..b sp:s Enter Bss
;mlih Son w5eimne yBem 6dst Bremen " BsSlss s'
'S WsSSsSs bsa:sm D:%. a::
20 Rsino1S Fos a a:r kss. o
sf S9 u D; S Tss%p Il:
rnd .el tHs sss;s5 cs
Bgsss.. P9ItsT0q,b Hatch Lsysoy. ~. '"'''~
denus Motto Bssse PISyssss I!if s
Arrived.
a., mp 5swe LONDON and Poos dsy ma.
long steamship Wsshinsoa hence or B sn .a al ~
g miles from Sandy HOOK packet ,p sheridan hsoss 4
shP0psds lot New Bedod crsey sh.nsh.s, rads; p.-sd
java hs'S Jan y Cspe Of Good Hope March and i
shp chsIeIss.s of Thom..ton Singer H.yre March na
Snip VIM Cooper, scans Cardiff n railroad on 70 osss..
.fsaa 81. Ice T. ' ssisS a:;
ns Ss.S ' s y
sssist, and bore up for Fsys arrived 2 March -
S. D Antwerp OI New YS,t day. spoke sA
Ship Heni.phers Bray Liverpool March a. "A Meosw
sSS e s sST rs.; e e.1s CO. S.
shlp Leopold h tBes) GeIbedns Antwerp Feb 10 nAs ~
F B:s fIPs. ysssa. B, Of Lonaoa Hgy, Ans -
on t D. was run into by the bis Eoisn, hence fos Opss
the wsteh on tosrd the D. being asleep q
Brodi- Pettss
Bari Sarah Niesss tof searspotD -, dsys sugar.
B.s NsI.m.ss ef osnd Lanphsr sssu. Grsnds. days
BAH Odessa OBI Aherdof Glasgow days. iron 10 Bsresyk
Livingston.
Bark Caroline Brem sticke Bremen 20 days mds and pss
srse TO Psyeraot scbumscker ita inst lst 80 loas 1A
saw B snip England bound East I'd inst lat q 90 long "a
an American sesn ship boaDd East
Barb Churchill Prospect) ehbcrn Csrdeaas ssh inst -
gar. 20 K p. Bsck 4 Co.
Bnl W. cu.hns (rOmsson,) Anni. ss<uA GrsnSs d.y
70 master. ~
sns Ysy u.l Bsaess Trinidad de cuha, u days. ~s.s ..
Bhs Gen Taylor to lssns Sparrow, Cienasso days sus.
to Roberts sparrow:
schr W. Swain Townsend Attakspss "A dxys olansss 70 n
l.. MeCsdy Co 18th lat 81 long 81 spohs bns Zephyr fetes
e I'm. Palermo for New-Oriesna
sch Three Brother (Br Nesns Halifax days. Sh to Kelly
L SnitheIa
seh tof fremont Holden Tampoo "A dsyu dina se b
Htmh Son. nth Of Double Heed Shot Ksys spsks chr Ess
Pertna In. Mstznxss for Portland, day out
seh M.vns CnbtIes FsUde. r. days. sugar and moass
Lookout ItOSD Phi.dephi day.. powder &c. fos tie
scir May Cr.mer G.skin Philadelphia, day. coal
schr Reindeer Jsvs Philadelphia dsyS coal bond 10 New.
s.hr J. H. Rsy, Brown, Philadelphia days. coal bound I.
L. Packer Smith PAl.d.pAis Gay. coz. bound 70 Now
Haven.
Shr T. c. GbbA (of Dsby Gbbs Askaps 20 daya szsu .al
olssssa Ssurses Co. 18th lat - o. lous o. spoks vSA
brig Asxies, Of Wsspsr-hsd taken whales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

VAN yECHTENA Albany, April ~ Catharne Csyisf VII, Of
Teunis ' N NechteD. IN the tith year OF her go
WRGHT-At Nb-eo Choctax Nation March 81 Re- Alfred
Wht who instruments to TIE Chetiw people VIZ
n language, End Of irausng the New Testament AID some
poTfns q the Cd n their native re
tn Cereal Assembly 0fhe Presbyterian Church which NAV
WADSWOBTHAtB Boston Mas Apul - Mrs Catherine wsis
worth. aged IS years
WEMPLE-At Troy, T. April p the SD ysA-Of his age
james Vi. Wemrie.
WILD RsadnE pa- April p Trmes Wild Of WAkeied York
shire, Finland, a. year
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sECoSD BOARD.

FRIDAY Aprl 90 Fyrf Boayd2O L. Island 1871 lS3 Penn RR
81 se Amb 10 s9s $500 do 'S3 ssi 50 Wilmington
r 32l $500 Reading 10 89t 5000 Reading 45 20 Ham
burg 49, s6oO sch Nav Pref S5l 5000 reading Mort 6s
~ S. i Penn Bk 6 100 GiriId Bk IL so Nicks5ur; BIZ
pst Coupon g. 9i Penn Ins Co. a s2o Lehsh IS 70 ss
$500 C. ard Del Canal 6s SO 98t 20 Union i 5000 susl
C. 6s co. 50 Susq Canal 10 50 Norrown R. R. So $500 North
Liberty G. 10, lCi; 100 Sch. Nav, 90.
Rord3fO Island - Chester Valley RR 10; 50
DO l SO DO el 81 do. l9 7o sch Nav Pref 81 S7 Bely
Meadow RR 81; II Che and Del Cen 1872 y Penns Blk n
$4,000 Sch Nav Is 49, s5 200 Ncksburs RI 10 80 Sch Nav 6
u Read RR ~; 81 .el Read Mt 6s ~. gu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
FnIpAY. ArEm up. ii.

N.
The Money Market continues abundantly supplied at
= cent on call, AID for paper of short date
At the Stock Market in the forenoon prices hardly
sustained Nicaragua rose !. Hudson River t. Canton
and Florence and keyport and Norwich aud Worcester
Railroad l. No change in Erie and Harlem, Morris Canal
and Crystal Palace Cumberland Stonington and Sixth
Railro DIS declined l. the latter being affected by the
rumor of Injunction Sales Of Rochester and Syracuse
Railroad at so Rome and Waerrown at lO5. Newlayen
and Hartford l25 Sarstog and Washington at 3d. Penn
sylvania Coal Company at 49, and Dauphn Coal at 81
In Bonds moderate business United States IS of 81 at
lial California - 81 Indiana State 50 o. and Indiana
2Is at 3d. Sales of Erie Income at 99i COnverbles OF
at ga do of 1862 1901, Hudson River First Mortgage
lO Michigan Southern RR at and Northern Indiana
Railroad lO2.
After the adjournment of the Board, the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Nopr pocyrT.pIcKIEG-The light fingered gentry con.
tnnc their operaons at the railroad dpots Jersey City
Two pocketbooks taken yesterday from passengers
When the train was about start the passengers were
ated # bev had lost anything but loss discover
3D. Two passengers autographed back from Paterson that
they had lost their pocketbooks
osT.OrFIcE CHANGE-The new Postmaster 3 NJ
Chambers ESQ., is 10 take possession OF his office to-day
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WAII.ST FERRY STAGks.-its rumored that the Wall ST.
Ferry Company have a movement foot to establish
line Of stages in connection with their boats from
the foot Of MOntagues st TO point in the City of vii
ams burg in which they intend to convey commuters both
in the stages and the ferry for $40 year. An
rangement this kind would be satisfactory large
number of citizens residing in Williamsburg and along the
proposed line whose business may call them the lower
parts of NewYOr
APPoINrMESTsThef follow ing named persons have been
apponted Policemen by the Aldermen of the lid Ward
to take effect the LIST Of May: John Raddgan, VIM
Bradley Hugh O'Nei, Bernard McElrov. John Sterrit
Chas Van Dyke James Galadt, Peter Bennett, Henry
Walsh James Calhoun, Martin Brennan, and Robert
Murphy.
New CATHOLIC CHURCH.-FOur lots have recently been
purchased the of Remsen and Leonard SITS, IN
The lid Ward on which church edce is to be erected
abon the same size as st Peters and st Paus Church
second The style Of architecture has not yet been
determined Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin, of GowanuS, Brook
lyD, is to be the Pastor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-30

1890 % HfAsD LtRcTm-An Irish girl eigh cen
- ag, named Teresa Casey was vest day arrested.
e ss WIN s'eaing gold watch and chain vlued at
rom me I0om Of Mr Anthony Doughert7 at No $50
III 81 mr ~ after discovering that his watch had been
49, gave information to officer Kaycny Of the Sixth
""u VINO arrested the accused with the property in her
Postssn She confessed her guilt and was locked ~ by
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IAdvertisernent.l
Gas, GAS. GAs-Tu

uAs OAs, GAs-THE YANKEES BEAT.-ARcHEE WAR
are RECEIVING orders the State.
OF Name New Ham shre Connecnt w. bs,a
ample evidence of and low pces
r hose splendid styles Modern and Anoue Paf,n, r
the great Manufacturing Depot, No SIG Broadway ~
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Y IT u with conf lence that We recommend tbe
wn.L lace by Ny BEEJ GoN7ERrs having used them tor
brt 49, b arc they have not only stood through
TINE as Tree rom mdew rs. mt Y eb IS 1855
pHoOhs BROTHERS, ca A G. PoLLON,
II,ostIH AGATE, BALDWIN STsoSG
In"IN =. bkooHS BEkNErO Mcguire,
TUrIhIChssTER, NJ a J. DEYLIN.
"a n LlcIESsrEIN JAMES II
GEoRF HaED, P MAcUIRs
WATERBURY
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@, ELEGANT SHAwLs AND SILKs-Rich India Grape
pam and Brocsde Chameleons plaid spe Silk. Barge
bareges Chsl Frenh aconets Lawns other Dress
b ou csh De obtained at Columbian Hall No l rsnd per
hsn any other house Also, rich Lace Window Recess,
OF tne most beautiful together
eosve assortment OF ch Lace Dapey by the piece
HAL, NO 23l Grand ST. this week - -' "
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"A CHEAP CRocKERY STORES. d. GoRu.y No
70 Csns is selling hest Frerch China Dinner Tea and Breakfast
OF M pieces for 81; best white do d. OF l5t pees
So blue brown and mulberry do pieces and ali other goods
give HIM call ~ - -"' '"7 "ouia oo "eH "
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AN hAHiBirIoS AS IS AN ENHIBITIoy- exhibition of
we are takes precedent Of all Shows Exhibitions
VISITED by the hTst Ladies the City, Gentlemen and chdren
are gre atty dehted We advise you to 20 and see IL be seen
az CosTARs Rat Cockroach Bedbug Exena,or D-n No
4iS Broadway, (back room) - '' D'P'