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Hudson River Market Boats.

CfF w l. jansen Of the barge Newbursh rum Newburgl,
arrive Worrensf. Tuesday, May p reports tle
following articles by the tip 10 Bceves 49, Veal Caye ~
sheep Lamis Horse 80 Veal Mutton do ~
Pork do 20 Fovs Turkeys Ducks IS bbs Esss 900 ubs
Butter ave -gng 50 r. trks do averaging % o. > bales
Hsy 10 rrils ~ . 100 sides Leather, 100 bxs. soap
Cart Chas : lockwood 4 the barge Nakil, from New
burgh arrived the whafoo of Warenst Iufstly May p
rcpcrs following articles by the tp; MIX Cows 10 veal
Calscr sheep aid Lambs Hores 70 Veal clrctsses p
Mutton Co. Lamb Do 100 Fowls u bois Egg - u5s But.
avtrasing So N 60 ba Hay, 81 DO straw 70 ho Ae
bales q, 6 cases h0ding@
CaFt Chaa Hs,icad Of The barge Miank, from New1ursh
auiycd tn wLef fct Of Narfcn Monday, May 81, re-
ports the follow articles by the trip; lio Veal ve sheep
Lambs Horse, 10 PORK carcasses, io Fowls Turkey
boxes Leather 90 bundles Paper 2 bales OF Goods 59 sides
Leather 81 boxes Sap 81 bales Laupwk, boxes Tobacco,
do. Goocs ~ cans Mik-cj0 galcns
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT May ss-Beiore
Judge NELSON.

APPEAL ADMIRALTY.
hn ''fs 40 sS S4S .Ss S 1 ac :, s snip Rh"'n
NELSON, This libel was filed in the Court below
10 the value proceeds Of several hundred
ship Riohmond whaling fom Cod Spring Long Island
engaged IN the whale hshenes in the North Pacific Ocean
other American the
rursu Of bales penetrated Behring's ana passed into
the Seas; aud AFTER being nearly hed having between
StcO and 100 barrels Of oil on board AID corresponding guam
a. nee og upon Of rocks the AsAtc coast which
the hands unable to extcse her aad where she b gcd
and became the rocks The officers and ed
sboe In the boats CARY with them the necessary provisions
Of shelter The coast unnhAoitcd except by
SAVAGE but who were friendly and assisted in their dis
fress The ship abandoned wreck, and the
inclined wang only for opportunity % be taken OF e coast
by Of the whaling vessels that were t ensaged "a taking
whales the Straits. This the "a Of August lS2
The frst vessel that appeared in ssht the Firth
Of sss Hsrbo belonging % Post sherry ard other claimants
IN this Another the Panama Of the same acc be-
Jcnsns TO n G. Howell ard Others, also claimants and
shird the Junior The Captain II the Richmond proposed %
The masters Of these vessels complete their al with
rocks 20 that they might immediately her home
aud take with them his This Injected by the
master Of the Elizabeth Firth suggesting TIE time that
the Captain had give the proosed that
The OIL and hone Should be Pot MP for sale ancoa and be
struck OF 70 the highest bidders This agreed BY the
socordipey for the next day. Is arranged between
thrse masters the Elizabeth Firth the and the jan
the inst bid urcn the ell dollar per barrel for such guam
iy IS was necessary TO 81 his ship and the other should
each DC seventy eeuts per barrel tr such quantity they
had agreed hss purchase should inc e
ns yspeos ofshe whabone which proportion sppesrs 70
On the day Of the master Of tho T. Fifth bid ~ Der hs
rel and teok cut Of he ship so barrels OIL ana with Il
sbcut geo pounds Of vhsebne and the Panama
hid rs per barrel took cut ahou the s qaarfv OF
oil ard Ste pounds Of bone Tho precise quantity Of
eher very clear om the evidence. The Of the
cal the qasuty Of whaeboue DOT sa,ca nor : material a.
sbs portion 81 The 81 aDd bsne net 10 esn1essy this suit
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The transactions at the Stock Boerd to-day were
again large, and in most descriptions at improved
rates. Reading stock advanced to SGT; Erie Convert
ible Bonds Of II improved / 2 cent; Erie Bonds 0
50 l. Panama Bonds, second ISSUE /; Iinoi, Central
Railroad Bonds i; do. FFeeland Bonds /; New-York
Central Railroad Bonds Il Chicago and Rock Island
Bonds /; Cleveland and Toledo Bonds !; Continental
Bank l. Canton Company I; Pennsylvania Coal
Company !; Cumberland Coal Company 4; New
York Central Railroad Company J.; New-York and
Erie !; Harlem Reading /; Panama l, and Ceve-
land and Toledo l. The following have declined: In
diana State IS Missouri 6 /; North Indiana Cen
tral Railroad & Illinois Central Railroad /; and Chi
eago and Rock Island l.
There Is no new feature in the Money market. The
transactcn are getting less daily Rates are low,
and the amount Of money available is far be
yond the small wants of trade and speculation
Bills for discount scarce. Canvassing is active for
opportunities TO place money.
In Freights we notice the following: To LIVERPOOL
SEQ bales Cotton at sad; 1000 barrels Tar a. I;
20 tuns Oil Cake at loI and 5000 buahek Com on
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Tie recent report 81 the ONO ana Mssls,lppl itas-
road Company is seriously complained of at st. LOUIS
where its Stocks and Bonds are chiefly held. TIE S.,
Louis Republican says:
at would seem as if from the very start every
movement that made, every contract signed
every account settled, sure 10 involve the Com
pany in JecuniaIy oss. In this way the original con
trectpTce 10000 or 100000 has been increased
until over 600 have been expended, and another
million will be required before The Road is completely
finished. Ii the charges stated by the President wth
so much posiyeuess be true It exhibits want OF e.
fciency in the managers of the Road and fathlcss
the part of some OF its Officers which IS really
wonderful We do not intend 10 prejddge this case,
but TO call attention TO the Report. The City OF II.
Louis has half million Of dollars invested IN the
Road ard tie country two hundred thousand dollars
more. Individuals by original subscriptions OF stock,
and others by a recent arrangement with one OF our
bauL houses have become largely interested IN this
Road; and thus, Whatever may have been its past
msmanaeemeni and wastefulness there Is an absolute
necessity for the immediate completion of the work.
We understand the President saying that the
of $3.50 900 is wanted 10 put the road IN condition
for 10 Nnconnos. With this sum in hand, the roai
and will be finished in six or eight weeks anu the
only question for consideration - how shall the money
be raised II will not do to think of abandoning the
road TO the holders Of the mortgage bonds, for that
would be TO lose every dollar OF city county and ndi-
vidual subscriptions, constituting probably hye limes
as much as the amount now asked for. II legal el-
ihorty existed in the city county to subscribe this
sum- we should advise this course; but IN the absence
OF such authority, some o-her plan must be devised
and that speedily. The semi-annual interest on the
fret az second mortgage bonds becomes due on the
LIT July. Unless this interest be provided Tor the
road is likely 70 be sold and very little grace wl be
allowed after this has happened. 1t viii be TOO good
bargain for bondholdeTs not TO take the most summary
method TO get possession of It. The City Council, then,
as the largest stockholder must devise some plan and
promptly and literally in this matter and this example
viii be followed by many of our citizens. They must
DO II oir interest," in the road. This is beyond
dispute
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private terms. To London, 100 tercc- Rice a, 1871
coo boxes Cheese at Is (.

COO boxes Cheese at Isl
In Foreign Exchange the narke, remains steady
TIE bankers supplying their customers readily a, the
msrke rates chiefly ct llol for Sterling, and Francs
at 81 lsl London Ii0Gliol; Paris, ST. 10 ST. y J.
Mr. J Thompson vii sell at the Merchants tx.
change, 81 II O'Clock tomorrow, Wednesday, Viz
einis State g. North Csrolina6s Tennessee cents
Sacramento Bonds, Lake Erie, Wabash aud ST. Louis
Railroad Bends Great Western Bonds, &c. See ad-
yerrifement IN another column.
The Panama Railroad Company have disposed Of
slaso 600 Of their 2 cent Uncouyeribe Bonds in
ENGLAND at 90 p cent. which l. nearly equal % par
in this Civ This will enable the Company 10 pay OF
tier floating debt and to meet The future demands FOR
their rolling stock
The amount of specie to be shipped to-moTrC1 viii
be about 81 $50, 00O and may reach 8, 10000
We published week or two since a note Of the
sales Of lands by the Illinois Central RAILROAD Co.
amounting to sI,27s, $50 %. The sales this month
exceed tie estimate TO the 25th inst. s3ss. sos IS
worth have sold at full prices. The Company will
soon have large sinking fund for the redemption Of
their bonds, which accounts for the rapid advance the
past week.
The receipts at the sub-Treasury today were
sol ,22O Paid, ss7 $50 81 Balance, s3,249,l los A..
Paid from Assay Office, s255, 81 80. Paid on Dis
buIsng Checks, s33,o2l 56.
Tie following summary VIII show the condition Of
the Banks Of New-Orleans for the week ending May
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ALBANY, Nay 2-l2 M.-FLouR unchanged; sales goo bhls
WHEAr-saies $50 bushels Canadian White Wheat at ~ %
anoar mr Westeru rnNrd aud 81 9 sales
bushels. KYE-SaeI 7tcQ bushels 81 81 for
Wisconsin. OATS sold TO arrive Isl d6c. weight; WHISKY,
Sec.
BUFFALO MAY 9-Flour in falr request to-day aud the
market shade easier for Upper Lekei other descriptions are
unchanged. sales 500 bbs 70 a3) 81 for the range of
good fancy Wisconsin,; 50 IS for choice nno SO for
Michigan and 30 so for fsyorte Indiana WHEAT Is
quef-saes 400 BUSH Upper Lake Spring 81 9 and 800
bush red Wisconsin a. - 10 CoRS-DGll ani quiet sales
tC0 bush. &c. closing with buyers below this lggre
inquiry Sales co. bush the spot at 6 d5lc
and Is 100 arrive 62c. CANAL FREicHrs unchanged
Receipts the q hours ending a. today 49i5 bis
Flour. WHEAr-l59i3 bush. CokN--oj,oo5 bush. OATS
II 1Co bush. -.
OswFco Nav % IG-FLouR-Total sa'es to-day 800 bbis
al ~ Q 80 IS for straight ate end $40 IS for choice hTant
WsrAr-saes to-day OF 1900 bushels Canadian at ~ 90
CoRH-Sses Of u oc0 bushels at 81 o5QtI o.
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NEW.1OHh
Bsfore ysase CAxY,ELl.

SUIT FOR PERSONAL PROPERTY or WIFE.
Stephen 5. Pen ard AdeEe NJ Pei, hls wife, art Dwight
Bishop.
To recover the value OF quantity Of household fur
which had been levied upon and sod lrachsnt
isue against walter Moor s5coudaE debtor Nr
Pe whs keers believe boarding house csns . have
owned std furniture IN her - In stated
that Cl6 Moore borghs he furniture qseol from the
til and dd pay r The whole u T. AID thai pai1-f
justified in taking NJ Ter the a.fachnsut-
IL so alleged that the Wil- csd LOT he ffr
tie being ftcof that had been her BY person
Other than her husband The Iuze sad shown that sbs
possession 81 the furniture md N eran tha there
any fraud her part; ssd thssvge the uoneg parral
furniture from Moore hsd tee gwen % her ~ her hlsbsui
she wcad have rgh hoi The furniture sSzi1T Der
bend though rin-t be erors and II the money
properly been bona f8c . her - cher than
her husband sfe would bold ll al te world In seuv l.
she could bod pr1lcry bought vi m'-ey given
her by her husband esit c hei q re husband Ile
decided. Verdict for glinls iS icing For plan
tHs Mr. A. X. Dyeit; for d. ientAn's Mr. j. Moody
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NEN-JERSEY ITEMS.

Osr HUNDRED EELs Az OSE HAUL.-The subject
Of stocking waters with fish being Of increasing interest at
Incident occurred yesterday which
adaptation Of Croon for the growth of cells Capt
Wooey Superintendent Of the Jerey City Ferry, draw
ms Gun OF fcn the CrofOn pipe In the ferry
house the NewNork side when upon turning the faucet,
hundred GELS discharged into the The
pacy cup quart and the ees mostly
nom half OF inch inch in length but slender One
them three inches long Ha Of dozen Of them could
walowcd impeToepby. Capt. Wooey took his
haul" his office IN the feyhoase 10 Jeey City and
them globe full of PaSsac for exhibition, but
many Of them died. They appear thrive only in CfOsOn.
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Philadelphia Markets. TUESDAY. May %.

CorroS still remains quiet account OF the rmnes Of hold
ers indifferent about selling present current rates
FLoUp rscye standard brands aud hrm as pl but
10 demand export RYE FLOUR sells at ~ 81 aud CokS
MEAL - with sil receipts. WHEAT sells az h26V r<Ot
for and - 65d Go Tor white CORS "a active ssies Of
4cCC bushels Southern yellow 81 10 a0st RYE Il IN steady
demand sales 3oC0 bushels price not public OATS are
ale. Of Pennsylyana at 7ce arc qet eH
cert ecuaiye movement in Coffee Of which considerable
sss have made public Provisions buoysnt
moderate business Va Cut Meats and Bacon a. full
Mes Pork held +l6 90 Lard scarce and rn some
and for CLOVER sEED, but little 0terns prime y worth
s676 WHISKY dull and nominal al &C. for bills and os Tor
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MARRIED..

Dsy-LlspLFT-In Dudley Worcester Comfy Ma Non
day, May e. by the Rev Henry Pratt JoaS p.T - Pointed
Poet NY, 70 Mis- ABsY W. LISDLEy Of the D1dcy.
UuEYET-MAEsToN-Ou "wednesday evening. May 3, the
Reformed Dutch Church Of MARKET and Henry BY
the Rev Thee Cuyler. Mr. ISAAC DUsYEE Of N-nsburgh
to Mis- Am. MsRsToS Cf this city.
LooE-SsxDkEs-At CoIlnsvlle Madison County H.,
Sunday Mas g. by the Rev Joseph L. Dlrow, NJ Is Ac
NEwIOs LOOK s CsTH.RIsE SAsDEss, al Of that place
H0WELL-SwaEIwooD-In Starkey, Yates County, Iues
MAY o. BY the Rev. VI. Fraser, Mr.. sIOsET b. How
hi of Painted Post Miss ISABEL sw,Rrwooo Of tie
former place.
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tuaieIles, 5ewelrr, &e.

COID WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
" WARE together with rsh assortment u DIAMONDS
and al ki1ds Of fue Gold Jewe.fy. -.
GOLD JULES JUBGENsEN WArCHEs......Sioot to s.,o
GOID ROBERT ROSkELL NArCHES....... 100 TO 10
GOLD DETACHED LENERS.................... y 70 -
Real Abaia Ware Forks Spoons Cake Baskets Tea Sets re-
ycry low TrSes .,
SOtIRE, LANDER & Co, No. ~ Fulton It,, " n,
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SUPREME COuRT-Msy 2-Sl EcIAL TERs-Bsfors
JUDGE ROOSEVELT

Miller az. Schuyler and he Illinois Central Railroai.
To recover value OF bonus on a right OF plaintiff,
according certificate he held Of 500 shares % rata sab
scption OF secured million stock Of the company, bat
which certificate got from b BY Mr. SehnyieE and
ether certificate of equal humber Of shares returned but
without the Endorsement The Count considers that Mr. Miller
was entitled 70 the right and ths; the Company vel Mr.
selnyer u babe they knew from the Endorsement the
eetheste that he entitled Jrdxmen fr plaintiff
speprt, keinS, 1t wee nod abcp, $l7eop.
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rurnsr. Lerctrss,, yIrs MA. wood.

Sckr. J. Tanner, Lcrgsfreef, Nkx ma woe
sckr V. " Fssemsn, -, portland, Ct, store
sehr reshaw Piteher. Calss u IA lumber 10 Jed frye
schr Vine Brl Terry Cfscoa - Ia salt 10 >. H. Brsne
sckr. isseclia f1sslrl Be- IN.
schr. frttrlzn Niekerson. Iosicn.
Schr frrro, Cark NscAils lumber 20 fnfslt.
Schr = NcSsrscn. Nickerflu. Cha'hsr.
schr. 0lIcie Gardner, i.-ibes 10 }. Weed.
NINp-rurins ,ho cay SSr
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COrRT cALENDAR-THrs Dai

SUPIRIOR COURr-NOs. l75, 3i5, %, 10, 6l7 776i,
n SIS p 10 7c6 nc a. oj, 9ls go %, f0S, 9ci ~ 6
Sc g.e go n ESQ., 80 70 9o5 6ij- ~
CEcUIT CoURT.-Aos. l707, l,74 l., 20, 81, p,
sos. 2 70 81
SUPREME CoURr-General Torm.-Nos. p %. %,
80 S. &C. % s. TO- n S. s. GO, "A, Ioo l0 - GO, o.
UNITED STATES DirIGIcT COURT.-NOs ., -, Il,
2 n e.
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.BROOKL wv .II,E'1MS.

GAS FOR THE EASTERN DIsTRicT.-The Common
Council at Its last meeting took up the report Of the special
Con mee the subject Of supplying the Allh, AlVtb,
XVIII and XVIII Wards with An agreement between the
United with the report and its adoption recommended The
Of the that the Company shall provide the
1s s:t ysnusn M he psBs b Is sse ss S as the LIST
the control of the Common Council TO be furnished
sreets be furnished with for 800 nghts 1000
per year for 3eet burners al 5 30 each; 3fee burners
t f9 80 each; 6feet burners Of 80 30 each and efeet
go Qeach The to have specific gravity on9t
c~5 The price to be charged private parties shall
the OF &30 coo cubic feet for the fret five
years Of the contract and thereafter not 20 exceed 80 per 600
cubic feet The Company eNpeud 5000 annually, II
by the Common Council In laying mains In such
streets as may designated The adopted by
vote Of n ayes to 9 nays.
An UEKEowN MAS FoUSD DRowgED.-The body
Of apparently about 40 Of picked the
st ofVan Brunt st. yesterday morning by Patrick Halpn
hisb He about eight inches in hi Con-
Kedding held inquest and rendered yer IN accord
with the facts The body was 20 much n,o.ed hat
could not be identified.
SHoP IhFTIyo.-Oficer Hanavet oe tho r;-st Ma
fiet Police arrested Mary Magyar for e.ing calico
sssop and boots from various along fuons, She was
~, s,.nnan SuIsowSED.-A Watchman, named
re sstey Ar tio employed about the docks, fell into
ne v.s on Jayst. on Monday night Il appears
eevered lighter and he fell overboaEL Ills BODY no' re-
.oS1ILsIoN AT THE Lone ISLAND RAILROAD DE-
Eyeserday morning after the arrival Of the train from the
the cars and sent in advance
aer them and coming In collision the en- Of one OF the
smashed in and the which came IN contact
aware that collision inevitable Of the Of
ger and consequently no person was injured
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lAdveriiselnent.1


Whom everything becomes, 70 chide TO laugh
To weep; whose every passion fully strives
To make iself in thee fair and admired
There was not shade Of expression in the fair
face Of that have been caught and fixed for
had such PHoToGRAPHY that done daily by Roof been
known In her day. For real life Pictures instinct with rnc
expresion, 60 20 No. 800 Broadway.
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LONELY MAN OF tn
ICEAN.-NeW Piece lust

LONELY MAN OF THE OCEAE.-New Piece Just
nom London and very interesting presented at BsRNyNs Mt
SCUM this afternoon end evening Greatest curiosity Ia tho
world therethe Bearded Infant with It's mother the
Swiss Bearded Lady the Giantess Mermaid &C. all there
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ADVERTISEMENT
"ITECIE TONS CABIN" with little COrdelis

Howard and her parents Mr. and Mrs. g. c. Howard will be
percrrne National Thoater both TINS AFTERNOON and
EvrSxG Testimonial 20 Manager a. II. PURDY What q
treat this will be TO the ladies.
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Internationally
Summer Under. Garments and Hosiery of every

description and the very lowest price, will be found
RAKHIN's OLD STAND, No. l0t BoWERY
SPECIAL attention y invited ~ this season 70 tie
ZEPHyR MERINo UsDER-NEsrs,
originally introduced etabahnert several years since,
and which have been universally approved for their htr
A. HASKIS q Co., No. 1o4 Bowery.
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IkdvcrtiseDenfJ
BrAKE's PATENT FIRE-PRoOF PAINT, No. 119
pear-st.-see under head Of Paints
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Markets.-CARrFuLLr REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE

TUESDAY. May 70. 1854
ASHFS-The market is heavy and rather lower for Pearls
a.es q +6d +6 I2!. Pots are firm al IS -.
COTTONThe market gradually strengthens and Il degree
more buoy demand been rather active the sales
etmsted a. SCCO bales the following the quotations.
which {Qt c. higher than cur las:
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By Telegraph.

NEw-BF DFORD-Arr snip cleope Sher,nan O boess Sea,
with ths, Oh and y hne sent b ne en- he Wv
sse So bhs VI cal and 5,c,o n bone.
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TAdvortiseuens.1
advertisement
Gas FITTING AND FXTUREs.-Stores, Dwell.

ss Factories and Public Buildings promptly fitted with Gas
pipes and Fixtures cheaper than other house splendid
Of Chandeliers Pendants Brackets &C. Of the latest
designs the wholesale and retail Gas Fixture Mandatory OF
# RrnadpxaY.
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Internationally
q. G. Fucu. author of the ASH Lect


comsupison Ofce No. ia Broadway Open from until
Treats Consumption, AaLaa, Dseases Of The Heart, and all
Chronic diseases Of males and females Consultation free
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Before Judge BoswoRTA


Louis Marx 81. the Grant, Insurance Co.
Plaintiff SAWS he was insured $50 on a stock of
second hand clothing ard furniture OF
Grand William burrh h-iu. No
s which burned and totally lost the night the 9th
Avs, 1854 lie bzns suit q recover the amount In the
COMPANY ucknswledgc that the
nisn Ied lat deny al the ciher allegations Testimony
taken Verdict for plaintiff $50. Fer plaintiff Mr. +. l.
Josthimssen. kor deeuoart Nessrs. Steven & Hoxis.
SUIT FOR ALLEGED LIBEL.
Emery Matthews agt Moses Beach and Alfred T. Beach
Suit for alleged libel growing out Of controversy
IN Broadway between plaintiff and party pa senesr
ticket The has been ted before but TIA allowed
To be continued.
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fAdvertisement.l
r ISLAND BELLE for GREENPoKr and



SAC HARBoR will change her hour of leaving
A. M on SATURDAY, the I'd Of June See advertisement
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DFDUCED PBICEs-wATCHEs, JEl

Az ELRl. DIAMONDS ard lLNth-WAt'r"
The undersigned the last eighteen well Known
peser ard Importer sale all Goods ia bis line, al
oser prices ot the quality than any other house. IA
NesYoIk Philadelphia any other city, and VII send By
'D'' " WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C,
d, All rar Of the Intod states free Of chsrge All uoots
warranted rcprcsenej Orders BY mall postpaid iaileI
81
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paper h1arsbonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE.-J. T. DERRICK
i SON Co.. No. 30 BeeknaAn, offer for 'se OF me oH
yVrtIDs Papers English French and American.
News Paper, III sizes. weights and qualtie+
Book Pepper al sizes, weights and q1aiiue-
Tgsne Pspef f.ney eoors and whie, o. the be-. gnsy
Hargng Paper white and eoored ei1ersnt WHO
Cloth PAPER. 1sx30 aud toxss. :. $780,,
Fnssh Hardware Paper large assoftSN '~s' A1h'ea'
Stealing Paper, Of the best quality M
y'uupne Paper. Straw, Rag and SAilie'
Tea Perer Of different sizes. r. III
Tar Roofing Paper, suitable .. Ioo--- % W.
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Reccfpts Of Prod nee

by North Rey Boats SO bbls. Flour, 50 pkg. Aahes
2lCo d. Poyiicns 57s do Lard, II ~ bushels Corn sh do
Wheat.
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SUPERIOR ooURT-MAy as-Bsfsre Judge OAKLEY.


Stephen CIswod li Jerome French Eas,us C. Ssndcrsu
and Charles johnson
Suit which tired before, wien the Jury could
Plaintiff ycung physician He alleges tia. be
had crossed Bletcker-st Ia his
the northwest when omnibus Of
Line owned By def ndauts suddenly TUNED from ecker
Canine and the POE II the Omnibus the Gpseg
that and the horne, and throwing Dr. g. oa BY winch h
broken ard sustained Oher injuries md for
weeks He 900 damages In defense
Is aid there AMT the part Of the driver Of the
nbus who capable, careful II had
b hers also fault The par the paurT and de-
.tnctut not liable. To b. coufuued Fer plaintiff Ny
Shsrer fos defendants, Nessrs. and lockwood
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Forks Ice-eream Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives chn
dreus Sets viz Knife Fork and SPOON silver cups nApkn
Rngs &c. 80,
Watches Clocks AMI Jewcy repaired It eas than the usual
prices Watches and Jowolry taken IN exchange
GEO. &. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry Wholesale aud Retail
No. II Wasf, (second hoorD
near Broadway New York.