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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
limited STATES EXPRESS CoNPANY-oahce

suSstR " sTArss EXPRESS
CONPAsY ss- rort aad Ere s.a1 saso 70 rswS
81 f..1s .: ss' Ny "a n Via g g.. q
N.sss F.. svsi.s4 s.asss1y ooia@tas tenaal io''
TaE TKLIGTAFH EMPRESS LINE mal7s :go19oI' S',
sosntc. ibiss.h EEp.ea F.lss-s II ,,-eis
slS psiy ysT.r.sss ~ cisrA Caeiha.t SheAso I'D -
L1i R.iurnrr VII leave a.. the s5ve named sits es5
aerrsrsd Nv seal ssnss aEEssins a. Ns~ioFk 81 r u
ts 1sn.se Of Mshsrs Bsnier, na eth c1 ts,s city snd
'hs W., s; s;:-{ 'S..se 10 x.x ~Miy issi
Tor BOSTON via NENrO and ALL XIV LH-
The rien1d ,Ee FuFesi-r s,zss BAf srArs s1p n.y "a
sy1 ea7ea ssS 1ors svey ,iPiRf ,rE c.p Bea.nn
.ISs ss every II EsD1Y rHuRSD aaa sAr
Tsht to Bessou ;hiezsh with great asoiA y %
VI BoKpEs AGENT. sos 70 .na II wsss st
DFGULAR MAIL LINE via Sr0NINGrON for
II BOSTON PROVIDENCE, SEW-BEDFoRO snd TAUN-
1ONEsn Route. change of eSs or de'en'on carrying
lie .;ssae. { VANDERBILT Capt Joel s9ne aad COMO
DokE SsIi J'h3 q s.Fns n rSaas leaving New
ieIA day ,sGFe-y' s1ssg, is' fsI hs oeset
Pm the Ai'sl Of the hsi 'Eain When caves o "
Th..e steamer. are unurrss fr 9Th safety speed comfort
The officers experienced and attentive n
l os 2. 'H5 S, e S' % ' S Ss & s sS and eSpd
s.sd While a.:sss' aa say' y M rely n rss.
The COMMODORE, from New Yoik-MondAy Wednesday aha
r. C. vAsDERBILT from Yels-TSe-dsy rAaIa.y and
BPassrrets on syrs AZ - sion proceed Immediately
~ Providence, Taunton and Se~-betord OF
ly accommodation lra.us from st5uilS.on AZ An
Bggse Master paries the steamboat trains ~ ana 'n
Boston.
For Tssserse berhs freight sppeafors nay %
ade Pier No y R AZ the ofee NO 10 SatieyI-Ae
4 MEXICAN LAKE lORE LINE by the CLENE-
N LAND ard TOLEDO RAILROAD and is connections -Ps
e-s Afforded srcond % other 70 ~
ClIO - LOUIS. CINCISNAII INDiASAPOLl>, DAhIpN.
sPRISGFIELD BELLEFONTAINE. TIFfIS, FisDLEf, SAN
pUsKY. and the Nsst generally. - -, ., ,,,, avn
STA DAILY TRAINS FROM CLEVELAND -,
FIRsT-e Ezpress Train. oa G . and q X X M tor TIE
sTCOND-8 L. ~ MAJ Train, stopping a. al stafisns between
TT,R IS A. Il R1press lfon Ohio Cityl fr Ssndassv
Cenna Toledo and Chicago stopping A. Oned f-1 Eyra
Verriiou Huron Ssuda-sy, Fremont aid Eniore
TOURTH-l5oP NJ Express from station Of G l. ana L h ~
m Toledo and snd s. Louis stopping AZ O0en NoF"Ak
Nouroevie Be ievue. Clyde and Fremont
FIFTH-3 Nal frsin from Cfy for SAHdusky Ths
train >erdussy with rsrs OF sd River asd Lax TIC
r. read arvn Erdiey evening and stepping a. 81 sf
mediate siaiiCrz
sXTH-7l5 NJ EIrress from sutton Of c. c and c X
fer TOeds and Chicago r, .,,-s., saL
"a Lak Psb rsh trains for third snd nith
trains will iefurhcd ouitu tickets and tas . ONO J
Staten OF ehage upon aPgcaon y onnio
AgeIt the T. fhILLlfS' 91pe'in''u1l-'
Ofice c. and 7. K. n. Nav ), 81
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paper p)arehcuses.
DIAPER WAREHOUSE-J. T. DEkkiChooN
Co. No 81 BeeSnan-s: offer for sale on nc n"e'' 'e
Wriiu. PgTeTs. III rghsh French and AnieIhsh
N,ws Pspcf AL sizes weights and qnaltirs
Rc.A PaPtr. al fi1cs, weights and qualifes
T.sue TsI,r tatcy colos and white o: the best en,y
rsrsr. y lic and cciored different wlaths
Estg.r, PsJel itis and Of the best aaslity
and 4o1iS
Ffssh flnrdwa PsFer, large assortment Jast Hi'e~
Shesihpg paVer of the beet quality 80
Wrerrng Pere Straw, Ras, and ManiAa
TtS fsfer Of different sizes.
IT, Ro5frr suit able f. roofs IN rolls
nAIFR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 FLY has REMOVED 10 No. IS FULTONsr, between uod
.rd Cf. he cdeTs eli kinds Of PAPER II any qsnhy
desired. az n, ,snufscturtTs lowest priesA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

DuNNEIs 4 HERMANN. IsTHMrs Of PANA.

RVNNEIS a HEKMANN' TNIHHtc OF 4 , n.sa
III MA EAPEEss, for tn TRANSPORTATION Of RAs-ss-
GkBsud BAGGAGE ACROSS he ISTHNu,. . CONNECT VIE
~ sIEAlER a. fPANAAA-RUSSELs a hkRhAsS i.Vot'
ably kuc FORN AADkA> Hol ne l
r.fpecr.T rse public he Atl1nle .es
that they ID pElp: 1-rspo n q rls
ard Ap wall P.naE71. eniioyils ne
ISIfase frscAl IL .Ds -Ezr nsasr 81 = -
tie also he earl Eifo-4 IraiH lfl-
AsIiLwtn uton slTytl Il 5-a3 tHes WI
Gn upon ihs IshuUs the TrEnt - Pa =.
Si-cou0r; have established a. O- ~
ihs sale 0f iisr Transit Tck-s Ne d B0sdsay ssS io
where Mr. A L. sIINsOS is their sale Agent ,,,,-,-
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Krmopak.

Actn0unH.
EENRYS. SMITH 4 TOWNSEND have removed
- their New Stores Nos II and is Wsrens; fe" doom
Of Broadway
DEMOVAi.-N. L. COBB 4 Co. have removed
IL for No - Walls. &c No = WlLLlAM-Sf, between Er
,.s ard Benyesi wers they viii continue the business
- sfOfK COMMISSION BROKERS and NEGOTlATOks OF
LOANS and COMMERCIAL PAPER
nFNOVAIJ-Straw Goods, Hats, &c.-THOMP-
IL sOS RoESLER have removed to No Il M.ioen .Ane is
redistely opposite then iofias pace o = .,5 - ~
49, a. low uree, general Of STRAW GOODS HATS,
for cash or spFfuved paper
yI,IIF RFPIBLIC FIRE INSU URANCE COMPANY
n Iss " S,snS hS.V So 49, " w ROBT 5. HONE Prss't
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fcaal Notices.

A SSIGNEE's NOTICE-Notlce IL hereby gwen 20
~ IN cr.ditor. Of JAMES GREENFIELD and ROBERT
FNFIFLD lately trading under the name aud hrm OF a. n
orr ENFIFLD the Cry OF Camden in The County o. NSnhen
\ he must De
70 The subscriber their under OATH or affirmation On o be-
fre the fourth June being three monis rom
tie dsie OF he forever barred nom comm IN o
further noned
H. he claims egsnst the will be fled with he Cierk Of
h o OF Common Pleas the County Of Camden before the
eusu October Term OF said Court when exceptions theeto may
b., flsd BY al person intersed-Ms, "a 1891 ,,v .s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

RASGEMENT Trains leave Chsmber-st daily 10 Albany
and Troy on aud sfte MONDAY, Msy % lS1' the Trans
will a follow: - -, .....;.. 18Th
E1Ircss Train 4 NJ through N oar houf' oonn7''"s W."
Noithtru ard " ts,eTn Trans
Nal Train. A NJ. Through Way Trans, II VI eld n
Fxlssss Train. r " Accommodation Tram al d ~ r. NJ
FoI TtTTytOwn a II 2. VI. ~
from Csbr. Way Fre sht and Passenger Tram a. r m
(ntmheis-si.
For PeeI,sfs stloA ". .3F. VI. and $50 ~ ,,
The Tsrry,own Peek. and PoushkeeIse Trans stop AZ al he
Way safora a.. 80.
sNDAY NAIL TRAINS $40 p 81 from Csnr st. r Albany
et al Way stations
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
CFNTRAI RAIIROAD OF NEW-JERSEY- :

NENIKAI RAILROAD Or NEN -JL NIL T.
- NEW-YORK EASTON SOMERNILLE. &c
.PENc AEEANGENEST. cONNENctSs APRIL TO- lSi :.
Le.ve or Eeston. &e a. A. NJ Il NJ, ana = u
Leave new ork for SOM ~ he (Wayl 81 - VI
By t,ssmers RED JACKET snd WfONlN6 from per 70
rorr.ctirs A. with trains by New rsey Kali
rad r. m fcot OF Ccursrfst Returning will leave =,
ri Tsburs oppose Ea.cn 81 10 and iu'' A. NJ anu T. "
soueryis (wAy) ~ tsD A. VI
ELIZABEFHPORT AND NEW-fORh.
Le.7e Ssu.Yolk md TO- IS A NJ. y NJ, aud z NJ
Lac Eluabtthrot 745 ,nd 9 p A. VI 20 End = VI
GEORGE n pEGRAM erinten5snr
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

~ VA Below. Fails Rutisnd Nindsor he nyef
Mss RIVER Il Jshask1ry Sen;2s4 4sr ~. ~ S ~ a. ~
corner of Brcadssay Csus si snd - q and an
tv Ex1rcss Fraus A. NJ ard p n bAs.aie
roae bet~ Nes -k
ri Vcu.rss Frsish the Esy Haven rsSss
IN ASCIs HYDE, Geners Agent, No. ~ soass-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
NEw-loEK snd NEw-hAyEN RAILROAL:. :
y le4 SUMNER ARRASGEAEST, 49,

Csumepcing Bay -. Is1t
TR.tNS EorS Ne HayenAcco n,ucdator ~
7AMil A. y ard q; 40 aud 5l3 r. NJ tse IN u-,h s
10 .eLyicb Express ~, and IN Ine An
rsfu ots and BRIDGEPORT the IN al Stamotd
No.. III sud Bri sepert: 2 81 lEain a. STANFORD
Chcssr and S0rwA.kspeeiA aeon. -
Vi and M for Nor~ak and L'0 m AID ' Z d ''
Port bfsisT r-......t
Tos Bo.ro. Hartford Springfield and Woreser-k<Pfe'H a.
IAN and 4PM Dine and sup springfield; -,
For River Vermont Railroads and AonFes-EkP'S
NJ Dine s-rnghed - =, -. a..
fe d isiroad-At II 81 AN, and N
20 CarsI Rairoac-.Afg A NJ and ll.Jo 4 VI
"a New Haven London kaiosd-hrpre" a. a " &c
Nv Iou1ou Norwich. Gac Providence a-d r y 70
New London
" NsSss'T-s F-,Ire.f-FIpres. At Q AN aid P. "
For D. kur, sud Norwak Raroad-AecOIGnocsiOa and
A VI and Express 4l0 T. u.
TE.Ns 10 NV YORK-From New HassaAccouani 4ailon =
5 645 ,ft sam and 40 PM Express at s~o An and
lie. s. end l5 P. VI. -. -.
Prom No9ws Port Chester-specisi Aceomnod.ton sns
fem Norv la st6 M fum Pou Chester $50 NJ md 0e
Z NJ. ~.
Sec lar biz o sdvesenents the station House. and ioie
Iis-rre. AID supts Cfice No. 81 Csnalst, newton
sn-fl llrice HgnEe ~ Havcn.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

- PISVA ALL ard PANAHAPss-sc only 60 ire ists1i1s
ocss,d in six hours MONDAY ia A. 2oeoeS Z n I'm
pier q Warren North E..eT w b. dEpeed ne aees
ILLINOIS with The vel known
and suI.ficr steamship JOHN L sTEPHLNS
IhfoBgh ckets Is This Lire ured - t1e i1~1s
very ohesp sS. saloon bsTh, 1iiss HeseJs me
huu Transit Tcbe for -hp ship - Lover -aoo 49,
Reom berth including Hines-y. Tfsnst Iesrt a. shove So
seooId Csbn oTen berth 10 lower salon incl 1ess
Trsrsi 1ickf berth. nc!nd ne As
rose Ticket present within fs~ hours wax OK I's
70 Psrsns- SS.
The tcconnodsor. for the steamers q ne f
ard L. : Mail sesushp Con ps-es ulsurassed af -
about California invited call md examine Tor the
selves
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uy2Isvi0w Tu.
uy2 lswi0wIn' AIDlH-l % IDI D., 11.I-.-, =
1,I.pTINE l0IFRT JACOB SCHENCk sgains

CUPEEME COURT-JACOB sCHENCK against
- TBTNE7EE THAYER AdIanstrsOr Of samuel Wels de-
csas5 si,ne widow Wells sEd wife of John Doe,
ofIe called MARQUIS de "a Nsee, John Doe othsrwss
sff The Naroui. DE- Nte Samuel Wells Henry Homellas
MAJ, Rsdmsn James AID George Moner DEfENDAsI,
10 Adeiue row Otherwise ced the Marquis De
.X,s ard ds., ssuuei Wells lse Of the City
Of Paris Doe Ohers called the Marquis de
V,fte Wells ou are hereby suIinoned and Cd
rns-ve conpn, in IL s0n whh hied IN the Office
de Cerk CT the Ere the City Of Bat
M On he 2th day Of Nav copy If
70 the csurlsnf 0fiee No Browns Buildings
Isfo tin the Of M
xsvr Ofhe sucb ice; srf M 70 aosger tho aid
nt within the time Aforesaid as hereby required ne pam
IA rl lie fr rh Tef dcs adst N sad complaint
D..ed Ma G 1884 A. L. BAKER Buffalo New York.
,,.sg 1e,.Ir.Ta Pl.i4t fs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

NEW-lORk and EklE RAlLRoAD.-fassengef
~ Train. Pier foot Of DgaEe.t follows, yiz
Bufao NJ for Buffalo direct ~th01f Change o.
tsgEtEs or -
A Il. for DaD<k and bufsls and iniefnedse -
tons
Wsy Yxprea st laf5 p " for Dunsirs
Rcekls-a Passenger At NJ lom foot Of Ch.nssr'ss VA
fc- SGrern sAc intermediate stations
Wsv Psslaer p ~ CI Oiye arr interim date sii'ol
Ni.bs EzrTsss 81 ?. 81 for DGnkIk and Buffalo.
Enssisn al s P. VI.
On u; DAY only one Express Tain, q 6 P " 80.
TTairs Buffalo with spsndsa
Lake ports TIE Lake and AZ Dankrk
the Lake Shore Rsroad for CeseALa Cincinnati Toledo
' D. C. NcCALLUM. General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
Oeeaa Cleaners. &f.

NOTlCE.-The steamship CT Rl.kW, Will Nj MI
~ SAIL rum NcYok 20 snd s. IaoaiAs Ga 'aae
=, = a ..,bs a - ' I. CuNAAD
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

'r'' CHAs. A WHITNEY.


N EW-lUkh and tAIlIT UIsNIA y u " u u
IN LINZ va EiCARAUGA-The Accessory Transit Conps1,J
Sosrssus pEopris,or roush in :d'Atee Of me nsl ~
line svns ;hroErb tickets including the erohs is
double-engn stesrstip PRoMEIHEJs i2es" r9Hs
brrder) vl esve from per Nc North RIVER a. oecs -.
precisely r Pueu,. MONDAY June connecting Ss
the svOie steamship sIE ARA ny ADA t2o t1ns OaaenI
O SICARtUGA TRANSIT kOUIE. having put trei'e
miles Of sDsTo-iaton BY trtas. carriages iase
rnristd their ventilation and ACCOMMODATIONS f'
information epply only 70
CHARLES MORGAE. Aseu;. 10 Bowling Green
NB-Counsrcng l9;h july the days Of Ing viii q
cbGDsed 9th Of each month When lse des IA
sunday snip. viii leave the Saturday peEoa' " hereto
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

I ONC ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leaye Brooklyn at
IL loAf Tor GTeenrort; Freight 10 NJ fo HempsLead
/. NJ VI fof Fsmnsdss ~ for Jsnsiea N On W sd
All sat Fau usdae P II, returning M0Dt sd Ihurs 81
42j For Ysihsnk Saturday, at % d. Lea e
Mon Brookyn leave GfeenpOr AZ loA u
7AND FsruinsSale B. An 1885 Nj lIemgse.d I" a NJ
s5PV J.rs.s D. 7o3. IS A. NJ 2l5 542P r VI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
Carpeiinss. &e.
maifbes, Jcmelrp, &r.

GOLD and SILVER WATC II r s, ,
DIAMONDS JEWELRY and sILVERWARE-
subscriber wOu call the attention Of purchaser 10 hs large
sna well seeoted stok comprising IN the following which be
e than prices aad which wS be forwarded
parts Of the United States Csnsdss by snail express bee
of
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

NUFREME COURI.-SINEON BLBkE agalnH
- ELISHA WNTARY. SAMANTHA WHITLEY s,a ,li.e hns'
FY HUI KABOON TO ELISHA WHITNEY, sAhASIhA
WHTklY HENRY HUCkABOoh Dsi.9sa1n' ~ s5s
Le4ebv suroucd fhe complaint Of slaEOS nESbL
Tsinih scon reed sgapt you - ne LAR.
which corpf.nt fled u the once a the CieIH ~ ~ M
ana STATE Of EeYoIk the 9Th Gay o. NAY leS
sad to sere copy ssver on me 81 my fnc IN ys
III Gcwsrdu n the q CstaIanss ard s,sis o.
within days sf@r the se.vs q rus snn a. on -
v OF ts service: and take notiee fan 20 1Hef ne
I'D siu hereby reguiIed he plain AZ VII spp{ % ne
ort r The rnded IN the ssd complaint feb a.
laS4 '" "OODbC.ti rirln,In c.s- - 'Sy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
CUTRENE COURT. Kings COunty.-JOSEPH ~.
- SuEplED and EDWARD M BOUOHTOS sg,ra VIII

= sHEPAKD and EDWARD h BoCoHToS ss,ips, VII
liam NARsHALI-Sunrrons money detnsad on
1ce uot eerJ To WILLIAM MARSHALL dseSd.nt; 10" re
hereby .ur and required TO answer the 1av a.
scfi Uheh "a. Office OF the Clerk o. ne
Ks CRY Hall BroOsyn oa he ifA esI q =. ,ss cub
vv COW of your the said como am, % %
cile a. heir ofiee No. Adsntstreet, bioo
tYrpfy dsvs s..er ssrce of his ssnansts on
fail 20 an1~er ths
within ih Aforesaid he P..fs, IN ils s ~
three hunde sha 80 er
a. I'd bfty cent? With nn ne =. 2.e
thcusAld sisA haEdle9 I'D cry 'af pySfs q sPoy.P
Dead Nsy l5th, lx5i -''' oisi~.,s.s a,-,,--.-
uyf6 lsNsgTR' -'----- ---'rFl
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

il SAN FKANCIsCO-The ceiehr,ed .estashP NORTH sIAh
40 esye rora the foot North Rgr %
NONDAY Jsle s. ., o'clock NJ precisely, flr AsPlSHAL.
10 coruset with and gfealshp tASAEE
BLADE ATIly only 70 yAs ~ ChoSS- ..;
1peied that passenger, viii through II these .eF' n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

=
a.. oiy,uf lou hs Gebs pgrEeD he proyisons OF me
rb Of The hh chAPero OF the second par, OF
the Rcyissd Statutes:
fs4-Credior- appear bslo ios SAMUEL BkLDi>S a. ss
oace ia tie ylge efdsrl. Mon someD Coany " T. On
l7b dsy OF July seock u .. aternoor
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

A TTACHMENT- Notice is hereby given that
~ Writ OF basi issued Il the Circuit Court OF ts
luuy Of Hud.ou Newpssey against he ngh1s
and csdifs effects goods aud ch lands and ehe
rne, 81 JoHN ST. NORTHUP nonresident debtor, The snI
Of ERASIUs RANDALL aud MOVES = RANDALL "a an sc
on OF espass the OF three hundred dollars
'''u'-'''S "N1 r. GILCHRfST Clerk
ml9 lawI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate OF
County Of NewYoNctce hereby given to al persons
JONATHAN TAFT late Of the cy Of New
Y aecsased present with vouchers thereof to the
residence beoe Ann TAFT No lo stanton
OF before the hrst day OF December
r,xt Daies New York the twenty ninth day Of May lSoi
EySo law emo Tu' JAMES n inr sir Ess's.of. y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
CHipPERS' LINE for san FRANCISCO. The

- fIscless Hsfoipper Ship TORY. Lane Commander,
Pier No . r X board.
ceiv rmp DEL The well estashei reputation OF ih 'e'
eel or ned carrying capacity and The low rate OF feght
st hitf seaemtut can be made viii be nd1Cemear %
,lir Ters sloin Nc with. Apply EARLE WEED No l6
- co NJ :
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
"oTSATOVIC RAILROAD. SATURDAY

Il n L
EVENINGS train leaves Bds por; for Vande seH,is
,r the srrivn Of VI New York Returning leaves
,u.enye MONDAY MORNING connecting AZ BdeePoft al
-. - -. ~ -Nl.rL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
EOR CHARLESTON aud FLORIDA.-SEMI-
I0K YIkGlNIA. CAKOLINA. GEORGIA.. Sc
EOR LIVERPOOL.-Th Royal Mail Steans

lDIh fOf SAY ANNAh al oeltcA io' 'o' ~
follow:
FoR TIE IxrERoa-Two trains leave daily for Macon &c
moniug H. case delay IA hs afFA OF me steam
wl leave
TTFs ard SATURDAY aiie The srvs, st ocio,s NJ
taks Isensers Columbus the next msnns 81 oeoeh sna
into Minrouey the day a. "a o'clock r Mony % ho1is
sGylrnth MoutEoneIakng - hours ess ANA "Aei
than ty my oher route. ,o-,,., r.. -. p.
bon; s,sn,r WELAhA, CepL V KING snd WILLIAM oAS-
ION Cfrt Thomas shaw, regular ine connrcns
H. sesuirs leaving savannah every TUESDAY, IhC aDi
trd SATURDAY MORNINGS, st 10 oeock io fiStsa ot1a
t,urh AZ Deu and Marys Georgia; Jacksonville, Middle
luTa Pcoata Augustine Florida Thee bas haVns IN
accommodates foT plsengers and tssng th7 Au
route oher superior for nyaids and other.
For fTesht lpTy beard where al bills OF Adns Will Oe sno
sld ioT passage 10 - ,,,r1,,,,, a. - o-.s-.- y v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23

Sinking Fund, amount TO 81 7la 27-a well secured'
and averaging over SIX per cent per The public
lands In Name valued last year at have been
sold for 500 and the proceeds divided between the
Western Railroad Stock Sinking Fund and the School
Fund which last amounts new to 81, 244, 2Sa 06.
In addition to tho property already notcsi the Com
monwealth has claim upon the general government
for balance Of expenses during the last Of ssl ooo
and aso understood to have interest In the Back
Bay called, which, unless the Commissioners In rea
ton to the property much mistaken worth nearly
quite two millions Of collars after dsducng the cost
Of Improvements.
The annexed stAtsmen. exhibits the quantity and value
of certain articles other than foreign dry goods imported
into this port during the week ending and including Fri
day Jan. 20, 1854 -
Coxnnos THE PoRr OF NEW YoRK-WBKLy lhroRrs
Cuau Valu> Qalau. Value
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-23
CITY TRADE REpnRT.

SATURDAY, Jan 2l-dP.
sRKArrrFrs Flour Was essen tally unchanged. The
avs operations IN cluded l3,oo0 bbls susrSne M. 2
- 81 rs . ~ SIX ordinary to choice safe st ss .
- ISM; mixed TO fancy Western at IS O6x q % Is;
co nmon TO good Ohio ii - lay IS as; fancy do 81
- 20 IS 3Tk extra Western at ~ 81 \ IS s. Y
fancy Ger eses IS 37h IS 50 extr. OHIO s. so
- 2b and exrt Genssee 81 as so 50 rs, O~na6iAn has
not varied Some SOC bbls. Southern brought IS rs
IS 80 for mixed 10 strAieht IS 30 IS say for IA.
voritei ana ~ o1h 80 i2H for fancy, per
hbl, Rye flour was rare ard inactive About
SEQ bills Jersey corn meal changed hands at
- wheAt was held far above ers' limits and for this
reason was partially elected The days busine
sunhLed te 6oo bus n inferior choice Southern red
81 So a. aud b9e North rn i1sd ON private terms
rters b@en so IL Goo bu has rye Nj 81 IS 81 -
rom he railroad depot; 81 Il 81 ~ al At and 81 "a
deliyer.d Wa heard that a,O0 bushels mixed barley
reAiSrd poe oats we're unchanged Corn more
"a request he day. trsnss cous consisted OF al 600
oushes ~ $50 ss6c for damp Jersey eo. e2xs Tor ne
~snhern White Hnd yenw, Ole for Sou h-ru red 90
CSC. fer old Western DO AID e5l. far round yellow
lotion = hi cay ss-s smsr,c-d ISL b.i.s fol
'o-s:-- export, AZ ZONE 700. Snd on spsouls
son, go AsfketstssoJ
FbnGITs Rates without material oh nze in quo
'stoD, ard sRgsssms1ta ign 70 Liverpool 80,
ieo bales OF cotton rep rted y for compress
d; hour wAs So td astei; and o. 900 bnsNsls grain
~efe tngsse Ia bhp's bags, 1t lOa1 lid To Havrs,
sea ~efe gu e. a. sbs for iar, a5d 20 for
Tiers change notice In rktes for CAlfer .ia
.oich vsriso from Sbc . e5e
PRovnfoss Pork $40 mod-ra ely Inquired fm Toe
- movements n,Ae bed 47b bals at is Tor clear
tI rs for rev do SIS Is sl3 30 FOR Ok a, Sl2 70
er Few plin' sod 81 80 nr Ill 90 per bst S.l--
s.f- made Of lac pacnAsss picked shoulders sud
prime lard ~ exc los per 10 About $50 boIs beef
~ere disposed OF ~ yesterdays quostioos Batter
ineese sey taken At the advanced figures nou,sd
n our lAst
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Mines and Mimi r.

SUNDAY Jan. 22--6 P. n.
The tsp,aotions of the week have been very fair
Among the Boston stocks Ripley has been the most
tive at about L. Or 100 per cent premium. Northwest
is At IL, 80 per cent pre- MUM. rolteo, which
is in active demand, has sold high l2-rather more
than 400 per cent premium Among the New York
cold Hill has been the active ct rise OF about
dnrrg the week. We presume that SOM 5000 shares
must have changed hands since "Wednesday, at prices
ranging from 81 to 3k North CArolina has been sta
tonary during the seek at 5 to 6k with large sales
II would seem rs though 1t had reached the sur, nit
Conrad Hill has fallen since Monday and is not In large
demand. Ulster seems unable to maintain itself at the
point 1t reached previous to the election; the last sales
we're 81 q PhenJ Gold has sold moro largely than
usual during the week, at prices averaging y.
But little was done At Yesterdays board At the Stock
Exchange. Parker Vein sold At e1s 6%; Cumberland
Cc, At sax, Tor cash; Potomac 81 l; Gold HILL ~ 81
"a North c.rclus Copper, atbt. The bidding ut the
srrg Board WAS very spirited The folio wing bids for the
Boston copper stocks viii show tho estimation In which
they ,r' ee'--For Copper Falls h2K for NorthAmerl.
aan e6 FOR Ieitso TX for Dluglas Houghton AZ; or
Winthrop IN; for Isle Rosale, 1917; foy Dolly Hide x
The following New York stocks are held at the prices
mentoped;-iehigh Enc ~ Potomac IN; Carol, az;
North CAroloA, "a Folton Nuers, y Deap River,
sos; Lindsay, 7ec; Conrad Hl at u: american Mining
st22
Letters from Lake Superior announce the discovery
bon mpsny This .il add fresh vslus to their very
fine location Boh the Portage and I,s Royae veins
more than Qualifying he predictions that made Of
hem The Forest Mining company raised IL tons OF
copper last year. sent 90 tons ~ market and expects to
raise 100 tons during the present year Letters from
Seuvs Cubs tste Ii at the engine At WORK 23d
Dec land promises that by the 7h January the pumps
vuulo be In working order, tina, the wafer could be
immeciA ely drawn 81 The sup-rnea dent estimates he
yield OF the vein in February at so tons OF sulphure,
OF copper sversg ug from 20 to s6 per O mt,
MINING BOARD, JAN. Il.
800 shs Gold Ill.,. 81 400 SIS Ulster. .bS0 IL
$50 co.....,.s6o ~ eco do......... lx
loo Clnrad .......... TOO
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TIE principal items Of import during the week have
been follows -segars s3S ess coffee, $l92 mad
der, sS4bs3 sarthenwars, So III indigo, $s57 434
undressed skins, Sill, 992 brandy, e67o3o; copper
Shading sss 5ls iron $685. ISL railroad iron, $751;,
6e7 cutlery, s4e 7o6 hardware se7 275 lead ss7 ss2
steel, 500 1852 tin slls2le sugar $50 800 tea, sl7s,
2ss watches, Sb7,62s This enumeration shows much
longer list Of items Of great value than We have
corded for time past and the aggregate value
nearly great the importatons for the two previous
weeks The total for the month must be much larger
than usual It being nearly great ~ that for the
whole Of the corresponding month last year.
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TO BE SOLD AT AUCTIoN-BY A J. BLgRCKER,
Tuesdsy 2h tsy OF January, 1885, - she serch,ne
Lxehspte one tour story and bAscnsnt tenement brick
house ItuAed In Twenty th street. between Fret avenue
azd avenus A. Ne. Of house Ia
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oou,t where the business Of the Office will b.
transacted and tAres received - usual
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