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NJ Ew GOODS! bargains for CASH .

:
In EITRAORDINaRY ATTRACTION!-
free Er1tt5Hioa of the most splendid assortment,
Of fall patterns, atthe Metropolitan Paper Hania
md Gt'ltolstery Warsrooms, No. S, Washington
Place, east side Of nh street, s doors south Of E
street. would mos, respectfully inform the citi-
zens OF Washington, Georgetown, and vicinity.
that have just received from the manufacturers
splendid assortment, of Paper Hangings, of the
richest designs and best finish. embracing all va
rieiies and kinds-viz: Cold Silver, Velvet, Satin,
and Ungazed Papers, al all prices, from 10 cents
10 So % cents per piece. Borders of the richest
patterns, ranging in price from l2i cents to So so
Tor nine yards. Window Shades from 371 cents
10 81, and upwards according to qualify
Paper hung by the best workmen. All work
warranted 10 give satisfaction. Designs for halls
and restibnles kept on exhibition. Staruary
and ornamental work done in an artistic manner
Churches and halls papered and decorated after
the Partisan and New York styles.
Upholstery work done in the best manner and
at short notice, by skilful workmen.
Particular attention is cailedto my IS cent Satin
Papers. My assormen, isunrvalled by any other
in this city. No trouble TO show goods. A call is
respectfully solicited Doors open till O'Clock in
the evening JOSEPH T. K PLANT
Sep 21--3rneod (m) -.
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To BLANK BOOK mANurAcrURERs.

by Isl COLLINS. BOVINE & co.
llth ST., six doors north OF Penn. avenue.
Branch Of Siatoners' Hall! ia and rs,
Pearl street, New York.
N. B--Orders received Tor book-binders maize
rails ml Oct. 11-tf.
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VIM. RUTHERFORD.
Tn + ST., bet. 18th and 18th.


Il ished on the northeas, corner of 7th stree, and
Louisiana avenue, in this city.
The frst floor has been constructed for a Bank
ing Establishment, of marble, with vaults &c. and
Two stores on 1th street, Tbs basement is con-
strucied 10 embrace NIL the modern conveniences
for a restaurant, in connexion with kitchen and
vaults for coal, oysters provisions DC The restau-
rani communicates, both from in and out doors, with
the second story, which is composed of four rooms
communicating through ample folding doors, for
the accommodation of either large small private
parties. Should the second story not be taken in
eeunexion with the restaurant. the rooms will be
rented for Offices. The third story embraces near
ly the whole extent of the building, and is well
adapted for a commodious bard-room for three
tables. The fourth story embraces the whole ex-
tent OF the building and is we'll adapted for a
printing room or amory, and if not rented, win be
reserved for meeting and exhibition ro.rn Gas
and water and all the modern improvements have
been introduced on each floor Of this building, and
It's position, situated in the very heart of the most
business portion of Washington, must ensure large
profits 10 competent leneRts.
Apply to or address s. C. BARNEY,
Sep 2l-tf T. trt end TT Sta Washington
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TAR. RALEIGH 4. BROW VIZ, late Of Vir-
IL ginia, having located in Washington, Offers
his professional services 10 the public.
Office and residence on PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
between Sd and A. streets, opposite Gadsbys and
the United States Hotels.
Dec 6-eolm
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steanl gabigatiun.
NEW YORK. BREMEN, and
/ <7fE Southampton United States Mail


New YORK. BkEmEN, and
S9f$ Southampton United States Mail
sSt Steamers-The ship comprising
ihi- llne are the WASHINGTON. Captain IS. nj
Fitch; n ERMANN. Capitals Z. Higgins "a
These steamers stop al Southampton, both going
and returning.
PROPOSED DATES or sAILMo--lS53.
FToDs Nsso Rork. Ffona Bremen.
Washington Saturday, Feb. 70. March 25
Hrrn,ans =. Saturday, March 20. April %.
Washington. Saturday, April % MAY 90.
Hermann -. Saturday, May 81 June II.
Washington. Saturday, June Is. july Is
Hermann 80. Saturday. July To- Aug. 70
Washington. Saturday, Aug. 10. Sent. 9.
Hermann :. Saturday. Sept. 10. Oct n
Washington. Saturday, Oct S. Nov.
Hermann ;. Saturday, Nov. 8. Dec 2
Washington. Saturday, Dec. 3. bec. 20
Hermann ....Saturday Dec. 81.
From Southampton 10 Mrsc Iohk.
Washington. March 80 Washington. .Sert. Ia
Hermann H Apr. Apr. e Hsr@F 80. oci. l2
Hermann. /. Juno % Hermann. II :. Dec. .
Washington. .Jniy 20 Washington Jan. d
Hermann. Aug. II
PRICE OF PASSAGE FROM NEW yoEK TO souTHAat>
Tos OK BREMEN
First cabin, main saloon. INSTRUMENTATION. $50
First cabin, lower saloon. I0s
Second cabin. ...................... GO
All letters and newspapers must pass through
the post Office. I
No bills Of hiding will be signed on the day 0.
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each
steamer. i&4
For freight or passage apply To
MOLLER, SAND IL RIERA
&c South street, N.
C. A. HEINCKEN 81 CO., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY & co,
Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELlN, Havre.
Sent 2l--3m x'se@ a s.sf.4.5 asv 7H .s.1sFs@
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~H-pa LExANDR.A AVE- ~ a..

rT-u@ ALEXANDRIA AND w A:sss-
rlzs ssassas: ineton Boat.--The WASHINGTON
will leave the regular steamboat wharf The bout
has fine comfortable saloons The coach leaves
the Capitol at s. 10, 10, ct, 4, and 81 O'Clock.
Leaves Alexandra at 8, 10, IL, q, 4, and 81
O'Clock. 4s IN
Leaves Washington at 81 II, IL, 8, AZ, and 81
o'clock. @ Fe 3 s.
The above Boat can be chartered for public r
select parties. JOB CORSON
Sen 2l-tf* ahH flE Cnpta;n
sT--SL For MOUNT VERNON AND
sEsssaeszEss Fort Washington--Fare, rcunJtrjp.
81. From Alexandra, rs cents.--A,ysr.ne tss
Washington at Q o'clock, p. M.-Thc Steamer
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make three trips
week, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
leaving Washington at and Alexandra a, "
o'clock, a. M.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the Boat at 81
o'clock, A. M. Coach fare 10 cents. Persons
wishing the coaches 10 call for them will leave
their names with Geo. IL Thomas Parker 81 Co
Refreshments 10 be had on board the boat
JOB CORSON,
Sep 2iN Capiairr
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
EsssEzgz=l TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
Leave daily, except Sunday, at and
) A. NJ. 81 and S p. M.
On Sunday al a.. M, and S p. M.
The Train al 5 +. M. is express, and stops only
al Annapolis Junction and Relay the others al all
way stations.
Trains at A. M. and 81 P. M, connect with
Annapolis.
Trains al A. NJ. and p NJ, connect West.
Trains al 6 and S A. NJ, and S p M, connect
East.
Fare from Washington to Baltimore. 81 IS
Do do do and return SO 4
DO do Annapolis. 49,. rs
DO do do and return ! so
The round trip tickets must, in all cases, be pro-
cured al the office, and good for the day upon
which they are issued T. H. PARSONS,
Sep Gifts Agent
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ADAMS AND HASKINS,
A re HIT r G rs.

Once on PsnnsyltaMia ar1nne, betneen l0th end
Heb STREETS, Washington d. c.
DLANS, SPECIFICATIONS Estimates,
IL and Contracts for new buildings prepared,
and their erection superintendent.
Old Buildings altered and moderniycd.
Dranghts and Specifications of Patents and
Drawings Of every description executed.
REFERENCES:
Hon John Wilson, Com General Land Office
Hon. B. b. French, Com. Public Buildings
Captain 3. 9. alexander. U. S. Army
Prof Charles G. Jeweit Smithsonian Institute.
Or. William T, Johnson. Dec 3-2md (m)
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T'oR RENT, the fsuilding now bcinr lin

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Eleventh street, ID door north Pa. avenue.
Dee io--sod. 2w
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0CoT"ps WEEKLY PAPER.--Tne pub

Dec 1916
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Sep cliffs General Sun-rin,endcn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

sHrOIrxrAL Fletcher from Foo chow foo f'f Ner tofA y"
rorieG &c prev. Msrcl 2 No P1riic-a'
Boston ca Phisierha ~t' n co AZ
18Th .stw With unknown schr ard losi Jibsesn
BtEg NssHVA before reported towet r;o Ne~fcf '.,
mai foYast Ihe shr Vermont ron . e'n p
y c, with Nhch co1.a ost 10
boom. The '. towed The Nashua INTO fcf.. , 81,
BasE Gov HNCkLET-A .-,.rr from ItcsIfns eAei Apl.
70 the tark GOV Hnckey. Wm Lorrz n-sef ~
csv. rom Orleans bound Bias INTO the BAY
vicente about e sou;h o. IscshHan. u Of
and remained the 7th lf h al hree s Guy
shore gale dl1t which ne a. 4ore
SewOr yellow ieVc oro.e oa,
nearly 81 o The see fl-n died And
CT made ara one .e
tie cgy until hut tlcc were len easoe O. cf,"
x on dee fr rs day, he wa, nsvsted 10 tbs and on
The sh A,h struck rock "a Sana MARIA en ne 3t ste
Bsy Vicente sni sri snhsred og onk unAos
the and the gale Increasing she dragged n
Of mile IT, breakels snd the lives or M - ou a
thew obliged the asts she "oad De lowed iAs
TtlcsluaEa ~ suitable wc.fhe- pe7r,s -. -
THos TEOwBRIDSE. OF New-ta'eu' oese esn''
judith has o. apparently yf1 l iniF
ard EEiE arrived beciort "a lls TOE
Of Frances Hett. sunk Or isnAil sei A1s
usperded op, present They ad -eeeed
,ins the chains sTeGk Wesd procure hs assistance o.
diyiug bell before fur her operations - ,,,,
scHE Rssrsss arrived Francisco l7th ut from HonouE
Hal and WsOn who pn Oh arr as p'oa
United Consul charged With setting a 20 Tue "aAn
tark Sarsh Sieaf New Bedford while lyias 0t Oahu
SrEAsfR MARTIN HOFFMAN Boston, returned 70 AerAuc
s4h inst Consequence OF defect IN her msehnery
NYEFs he schooner Iuogene, - Noble rom NeN
York rerorts having ovebcsd about occck VI on ts
sh INST .ny dsys out Mr. samuel Barrett Of Williams
tursh He after h. fell ana an sfiep was made
e ssve him tui he ssrk ard wss seen % more
FoRTYro ard taper cent had been awarded 81 NASSAU 1
ship r. / Lane previously renose - nav
z bse G shore a. The seuv Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
DIED.

BURToE-0n Tkursdsy 18th inst Charles Burton in he 4s
Of bic
Bis relatives friends and those fs;heblsw Fnes
Boz Efq respectful Invited attend his funeral from bis ate
resoenee No f5 Oreel~chtL al J.. O'CLOCK without turner NM
fsfiCn.
DAvIs-At New Rochelle Thursday 2h in ssau. DaTis,
n the 74b year Of bis
ssiives friends family respectfully invited
attend BIZ funere HI. residence New Rochelle
day afternoon A. ooock. without further notice
DI1GENOB Friday, Nay . John Henry D;seb, on Of John
and DOfcss Digen. sgea months and p days
The heBs respectfully invited attend he ~
residence Of his father Of South Fourth
Cole JeI'ey Cry al oeoek Sunday afternoon May p
without further Invitation
FLAGG-On Friday morning May Henry Tsss only
The ses AID friend. Of the family respectfully invited
ahend hs funers Sunday 18th Inst u NJ from the re
asnee Of his sheT No 3London Terrace West Twenty
without further invitation.
0ILLETT-.oD Thsrdsy, May 25. George w Gler aged 81
years. 10 months and Il days.
The sves and rienss family members OF Jesr
Lodge No % o. of r. respectfully invited 10 attend
Die fsnes Sunday afternoon O'clock from the residence Of
VIM H. Hssey No III Es Twenty sIihst His remains wall be
sslen 20 Greenwood for iniernent
JACESON-Ret bert Jackson. eyed 10 years.
HI remains will be inferred IN the Cemetery Of Evergeens
kIPPAt Hoboken, the 10Th inst Philip Kip, the 9Th
" his
relatives respectfully invited HE fs
sss MoBdsy morning h Inst AZ o'clock from his late resi-
Wahnson Secopdss HoSoken, without
further invitation.
sHITH-On Sixth Day morning, 18th inst; Lewis T. Saith in
The 18th ,esT Of biz sse
His M nd respectfully bis funeral A. O'Clock
NH hs late residence No l44 West Eshteenthst
will be inferred at the Fdend burynr ground at
Brooklyn.
WEsT-At Philadelphia Monday May D. after painful Ill
Caroline Greyson West, aged and months.
Her remains inferred al Rousdson Cemetery Phil
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Brown. shiplsy d Co.'s Circular.

Fcr fne-ic-l LivEKPooL. FRIDAY. NAY p ieS
The
ard .5-c-ef
art
heavily decline of H. Z The qualities below AiluE
ending "a ta-. spec
lssrs siius 80 exporter, 5t h.-es The 11S
BrkeIs caofstcus PAR Orleans SD. FEr M0b-s ed Pa
II .uds t.d MidS z Orleans SD MdtuE Mobiles slid
N4d.s sc iuilr 81 it1 OFda1ry l4ii Tss
imports he reach g ST Isles sli est
mated 80 go ties tgan., - GO L-a 9i Au-rcs.
&C - 90 ta-.s T-rioe - ~ yssr
Trade Hsrchsser tz F-y steady. buTess Of soth
GoOls ca1t.cuJ purchasing caly 3r
cdisf- and pressing
The Gem sise active advance q d 4 tEAel l.
WHEAT q barrel AID luiiar CrrE
hav.as hs foEaf
cuo,-c-.. Vt-e Nhc.f - Gis red D. al ( =
-; Wsfieu Ct1t F.1r s. 81 BAao-e Pha3-iya. 3
Ohio $ Csrsis s. 81 ass ID Sass bbi; -bts Com
ss ia - ID ar1 ye-9s - quarter.
y s1ss rtrcr. Tar I-p-ut-e t.l Sall ptrc-s
Petsrsturg clean Hemp have "a aEsd 80 = tn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Passengers Arrived

rio1-laS C-yr fr0s Thss-as Berz.s1-Nr say
dau.k-cr NJ T. HI1srDz-. lsiy Al en- rer
AssLl Ms Jiizzss Ard 2 REpsz ADV eklsru
Pence; lEcy All ctt A l B@Fse, 4 Ls.ng. L
love " Pisrchst q Esis. L : C9uz-l, Rev J P Ka5I
cAc az l. Lamb = A ea-rk- : : JAusur ". A
YoE-s, " s.sitan. r., X o. K,-y D z Hs~-sv. N..s@e
FrugE Lar Z VIA Pr-r-Es ". J qovtt
Hoior L Cs-bo. } K Genssr W. !. Do1sd &
rcrcs. J.
F-vz Eoy.sGr-NrI c Ssur.e- snd e,ush.sr Cs-.- W 4
Jsr,s Rev " Ds-Icl Ma Z Jsrs.. .ad G.ashrsr
Or " : s.zo76s sd chllrel-
!. p1essi sAP CoF-4si GrzasG jO@ Lisrlsr Ds's AID
+ ssss Isf,u.saas - Gla'77-Nrs J NA1Ees.n M. z.
+ 80, Corsss Jyo Cs a sfrs-s-Nr z
7 1rrs lsEy NJ K Il walker Hloa.ry fru RFsf
Gatoc.-
n "a, I.1aas5r - 81 Jls Rc,7< Fred Rer I.,e cf
..s.s.r Iss,s q As~icr; Ar T. Tsr-sree sas1ssf
Der L N Gor1sl.s q ,peir-
b. r,,arsSs Ciav scro.es.rr az PtE1Sp1a fro1 L-s-
] o.w.d Nh Os1sL Ars- OcdEl;er " Oof~ster N God
r.ssr JoLs HeCu1oEsh Va s-ih ! Ev.zs r Z A Cr1Aan
N suus p HiEr1s n Wrfhf N sraifa SEA- szith Ar1-
n snrh s=ish. szi-A. LsErs hsys- HEzsr-s G-oss
H..,er p Breectrsr kobt sscfse d ko~bok.zn.
J RsSr1A Uz- cou~,y M Ma Jss- Wa D. H0rra-oa,
6s.tseu NJ VIZ stGz<T, Va srin6o1- z S~-ctg-
sxtrdcr Cs-o1n- Br1sock Nay Gos0. Trss. Rost
J,rt. Csckshcft SrEh Co.sp A JeuEiass
A ElSss N Bencrt L1i~s Sesrs.s = bs4eT saxv Mr..
I..s Issi Esst TsrsssSs - fsGsrr = bssvs ks:eA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27

the mainly f- fs 'essei. ,ns M i o. y, ssH Va
s,b.y .sttie contract. r "a i.o ~ a., ss, - = ID P
eud.s n - az 80 bbs Nsis f9l As delivery = 90
ss y se casirT N sii - O.! f RrP.,ssd csiaAs'
s.e o.. W.. a. s.esdT: s--es of hhds AL
So ~ shr der, srd 7cse for fans Lard ,av- aas
gse Bser plenty sood demand y l6e OhS
and .9 It ~ - e.. To- sceh pi. .ad .se dsu.d mod
crate; sslts Of 100 tons a. - - ,, aonin .. =
SPANISH and GerHsn but firm ~ Gslen, 81
HAfA rood shFfns den and i fi'e' ~'ta .e' o. ' 0Ae
coFff eue but .e.dv s.e. Of $50 Rio 10. 7i'i
sro6Rs ar I'm bai %; yer ,s,e oaAy Sales Of 10 Ahis
Csi. a. Sc d. SewOre.ns 4. &C. Al ,actis3
is hid. E.wOrlesss ~. "a - -.
M s. hhds eysd aba &c. sad 81 hhds Cubs Muse
'n9 Cl ,..l tuinsss doing IN this .-tis. Sac. Of -
bal. a. Save 5r prime E-er1 snd Western eSP Of
ToBLCco-The dera,ri rnodsr.e AID tn. narke; - s
sses OF IS bids kentaeks q . as.ci - bse tsselA
"a lie; ssses Fsnus,lv.Bis l2e.
LAT s,s ssiia lower Sales 9ooe DUNG TIE Weet closing
LIsE-A rood demand for Rockaaa AID .-le. 5os
bhs have been including a. here AID go s5i Lump
PLASTER wanted C,ein,d ard 81 blue .ad
sKrN.Gssie. dups the week Too = Bolivia &C. .nd loo
HIDRS-Tfe deHsra i e,, active ard n ra.rksi aaraly
7ss Pai Is u a. lo rejecting - M4rA
e'.so = y - ~ a. .s H. s. - IS 60
{N P,sEssy @ u. supposed ic - East LOO Sierra
LEAThER-Ths market v.-7 bsoy.n H.uloet Sole aai
OAK and The supply s h and large 'ea are Akns oi
future delivery. go,
HFNP-The frln; have only 20 note ssles 81 100
bales private terms rough do ens
-z1fc -z25 -.
NAVAL sTOREs-Srins Turpenne i sssin oweri aes o. -
tbls Common Resin seady; sses q 81 ols Nlslos
Con s1. and - No ~ Fl ga = Tar e.It -
Cude Turenae quiet Al - cq - '5 oF WI
mncfon. P,ch $50
OH S-Errh Lnseed hss7y of5 o slls IN whole o.s
gagac ssfiy the l.fter sna 90 Pc from s,o-- ram
steady m - stc. cash Lsra grcalEee; sirs N
80 rs 5o 35c cash AID time for Western Ned-sae' o. -
bb.s n hic.
FsH-Dy Cod Gre dull ard f; sac GO qlnisis Grsad
Georges Bsnk IS 2d s5 ~ Msckere sre lover ant on
demand: sales 6 3 =s s. fcr large No tnt
40 % for Ne Smoked Herring dull; sales Loo boxes :.
81 d55o for scaled and S & for No Othef descriptions are
dul Al previous prices
TEAS-A sale to-day prices of Nouu- Hyons and
Oo0nss Teceded e the LATER about Sc from previous
FREIGHTS-To L,erroo 50 oco hush Corn G. a7i ee bae
Cotton mostly bb.S Lsrd To London. 80 bales
Jue ) $50 tbIs Flour. To Hsyre 20 taes Cotton, .
charter rsm Jamaica 10 Lordon, sugar 4A
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Riehartlson. Brothers & Co.'s Circular.

Per- .reria4l LIvrsFooL Sh No. IIth, 1884
The veahsf hs, become mild end vita continuance OF fine
lssi there has ben fm feeling 10 the trade and M
the s this aate consist Of 2o quarters
WHEAT o which 500 Is Egyptian 20 quarters OF OARS lIoI
qu.rs lSpS CoRS 81 loads Of NAL $50 sacks and ssis
barrels FLOUR. . - 80.
visited B., interior district vel
as m me 900 t~n w Sr nm ss Sc ia ,5r5 III B.ors n barrel
M weeIr Cans and Spanish s. = eek which e's'hes an
lbsF, Wa ao fair ba.nes. done in wnr,r At an Improvement
Of Id a ID ON good runs White ID a6d q 70 1
The q.au,ity sale small compared " n ha
arrivals the demand good White realized lo and yellow
OATMEAL without change with moderate inquiry
ImI OFT. this day week: wmAr 1850 quar
1SDrAS Cons - ESQ FLOUR $50 barrels aud 2so
Esror;: quarters quarters $40 barre.
This days quotations American Ccr,cs White wHIAr
llst I2s qusy toude figure for choice Pselsl Red
ftorR and ISD.s coRv quoted above sour, y as2
but ne BsnL o I Epssd aaya. a,S rses ,Ssi IT, anas
discount ras,d TO cent hs' hsd aam,sns eject
and the market closes dull ana al bar the b ssde' Of American
and the interior snd almost unstable and the mar
The sae - 800 hs Of which speeuao' and exporters
have leaving As tAe trade Import 50 l h.,s
Fair sd; Fair d Good Far 70 Fine "a 46id New Orleans a.
to 20 o,a 90 Sis sSs 20 b. % oi in Bee. o,
lo7 6ios Cumberland brands aud ~ is Hmans aud D for
pcuinck sale j. reported u $50 trces Of blrney
The French Government have been operating well
s dsnsud PoRx American Prime N boa,h 81
foE ordinary Western - = while r frsuh - has been re-
BscSS-Sss q sbOui ho1es Terotsd,s Tor
bulk; 81 70 IS for ordinary quality snd ' % = Tor nne-s
sood de1nsu5 foI England well A. Ireland
LAKn has oeen aePre by ae AItA. sne ne aes sssesd
nav M @ usea SH.sls & - iiS - '- ~ -A-s '- s
CLov1E and o.her Ers.s s,ds-Ths .s,soa s1rel7
HEMP quite neglected. 40 :: = Peef.sa clean 9ie'as
TALLo~ ,.so lower sad g an outside agure-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
~IsIsS BoAsD
Fanny. Nav 2C-P. NJ.

The Stock market active to-day but without i'm
pertant change excepting in Cumberland which con-
tnues be the feature of the market The transactions
in that stock reached 5000 5000 shares and after sew
sra fluctuations the market closed after the Second Board
81 bid advance of 2l e cent from yesterday. The
bulls freely predict 20 for this stock but we have known
such expectations in Wall-st. 10 be disappointed With
the present feeling however and the shape OF the
cash stock il is not unlikely that further considerable
advance may be experienced The present movement is
materially assisted by the prev ang opinion that the Com
pany is now doing very profitable business. Erie
the next most active stock but did sympathze in the
advance with Cumberland. The sales large, 1000
shares and twas understood that leading friend of the
stock sold 5000 shares 1t thought that this
stock being now distributed the market might improve.
The other fancy railroads do not show much change.
Reading was firm at ssl Nicaragua firm and touched
a. Canton improved to 25l Crystal Palace - bid 80
asked Panama is among the most buoyani Of the In
vestment Stocks and sold to-day high as 10. Michigan
Southern ll9; Michigan Central, l03! New-ersey l4i;
Delawa are us; New-lork Central 1854, sc. In Railroad
Bonds the business is moderate with rather improving
tendency. Erie Incomes are up TO 96i again. small
sale Of Government &C. 1867 was made 1885, and Ohio
ss, 1850, st l07.
In Exchange, the market is not seiive but firm. The
Rankers in consequence Of the advance in the rate OF
suranee gold have advanced the rate Of Exchange
i0I cent, but there have been but lew transactions
Sterling is sesl for good and frst-class signatures
Francs sic. a5lli. Other Continental bills are heavy
Grain freichis are more active To Liverpool, 10000
or 60 600 bushels at SID ID, both in bulk and bags
zoo bbs Flour. az 1000 bbls. Resin. 9 500 bbls Lard
.sJs 500 to 1900 bales Cotton, Id. To London s5o
bales Jr,o. ssi. To Havre, 500 bales Cotton, le.
The amour: received the ubIrcasury Is s2'o '0s.
Paid sls4Otl. Balance. ss,69o, SO.
The Collins steamer has S4ooooo in sold and silver en-
gagged for tomorrow.
The Insurance COmpsne. have raised the rsie Of nsa
rance on specie by Tie European steamers to onehah
cent in consequence OF which many OF the Bankers have
ordered insursnees On future shipments to 6e MADE IN
London.
The Imports Of Dry Goods for the week are about me
same as Cor the week last year The figures are
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
Hudson River Market Boats.
Freight LIT ef Cafae asd Fem Proirst' geaera-

Freight LIT g trflc d1G Fem Profrcfs g>1cr1-y
Rerored exclusively for The Sewlork Daily Tribune
America. from Hudson arrived A.
wharf ooi Of arr,ns srdsy Msy 9A i5 Iepous the fl
low ue articles the p VIZ: 30 Veal CA-ef 100 Sheep snd
LAMBS tubs Butter. 5 bbs Rye FouE v boxes theese ~
btls. Ale % bales Goods
Csr halge Newhurgh from SewburEh. arrived
of Fdly. NAY ., lc repr the FOL
os ~ the trip viz; Bceve ISL Nesi Cays ~ sheep
Lambs Veal l3 DO Posk li lhs dressed
Poultry III Fowls do Turkeys j. d. Ducss y IBIS kg-s 81
iuts Butter Go atins Butter M bales Hay IS bb Rye Flour
10 btis. Cider.
Capt kctcham the barge Utsr County from New P.lz
Landirr arrived the wharf NIrayt Thursday Nav
25 1854 reports he to~ins articles b. ii. TIP; y1; = Veal
Calves sheep and Lambs s drs ed Pom 2o DO Fowls
do Turkeys co Ducks it- Butter averaging
50 lbs. hrkus Butter 80 lbs bales Hay lndo
. ht I've Flour hsgs Corn Neal aud Feed. bb.s
Potatoes rolls Leather 10 bbs Saac. So consigned Empty
Barrels
Cars Mun.snk from Nwbu-h. arrived a.
tie Of W.ITen Thurs. Ny p 1851 reports The
following hy the beeFcs, MIX Cow 100
YEA Caves g Sheep ana Lemes liorses ccsscs veal 81
do Pors l9l dressed Fowls 10 DO Turkeys bill Es 90 tubs
Butter averaging M 3frkus Batter svensus 100 5 IS bas
Has a tl Rye For l. ts buckwhest 10 bols Potatoes, l6
fides L Gather. l5 bsss Woo S. bale Goods
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-27
offcrinc al the anotations
Ike report of the Controller Of the State Of Connecticut
has inst been published The New Haven Courier says

Tke report of the Controller Of the State Of Connecticut
has lust been published. The New Haven Courier says;
The striking feature in il II the great increase OF e1pen
dturts over any previous year Ire tota4 amounts 10
sl4o7l 9 being So eco more than the year before and
$40 goo more than The balance in the Treasury al
he CONNIE nee nens of the last fiscal year was ste75 a.
The receipts up 70 April lisa including the above balance
were sO3Ol H. and the balance ~ the Treasury on the
lst Of Apr last S5t 229 l3 The Grand LIST OF the
State October s53 amounts 20 = l 49, ~ an increase
Of 4ss44 over the list OF s52 and Of nearly 5000 0oo
over the list Of ls9 which the las! made under the o.d
law The Controller thinks Savings banks olgh. 10 be
taxed n other moneyed institutions. lie estma'es
the receipts Of tie for the year ss657 or
0ies than asi year and tie ~ or
s6 less than last year leaving estimated balance Of
ss37So l in the Treasury be appropriated % promot
ng the benevolent and Industrial projects IN which the
STATE Interested he proposes tax OF one half PEI cent
which Wi .Sise ss1,oo.' lne os.z uleilsh1' vii lag
raise So COO