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CHANCES FOR MilLiNERN.-One OF the nnest
chances offered to the dy portion Of the Publo n now
presented BY LIcTESsTE No. ~ Bowery Of Hester
g. fer the purchase Of Ribbons Millinery Goods Dross Trim
unrs &C. prices far below tho customary rates Of similar
snaies This estalhnent announces that 10 has Just
eighty thousand dollars worth Of choice goods in
is lire business and the goods arrive At too late
for the disposal wholesale, they viii be re;acd the
raordnary reasonable The assortment l. said
anything OF tho kind witnessed before IN this
country All cOoT shades Of co)rs may be found
impossible, therefore, for the most asdious 70 fail
selecting article to please every taste however exacng
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Sherry and Kinney, seamen OF the ship Mercury,
charged by the with attempt reyol,
amrcd II appears that d Guilty occurred the vessel
was coming port and threats made, and sherry n er
he ship got 10 Quarantine was put for snort time IA irons
They were discharged.
Two Of the p Rappahsunoek CHARGED with lirceny
taking clothing kc from the p4ssens - iAry
xvcre MKT
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coURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.


SUPERIOR COURr-NOs. 1872, 40 nOf, I43, 3D. 2so!,
es TO- 6l7 76i ~ S3j 7os ~ T. ll9 s5l, zoo ~ 80
40 ~ a. fo5 9le go s2 go 81 81 ij $40, s sai
S73 80 ~ CSC, 90, 5b, a2i, s2j ~, % 10 lsS8
SUPrEME COURT-General Ierm.-NOs y, p, 235,
95 &C. T., 90. 70, n. 90. s. GO. H. 100, l0i.
USHED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-Nos. %, -, II,
49, S. 50, IS, =, q, 90, CO.
CmcCIT CouRT.-Same as yesterday.
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BuRGLARIEs.-In Jersey City. on Saturday might
the reience Of George Csrl IN South Thrd-s entered
ard gold watch and quantity OF iewy and sverwa-e
taken away.
The house Of Daniel Betser IN Grove Psvolssv.,
entered the night and robbed Of quantity Of
y and clothing.
The harness store Of r. A. Randall in Mont oey-.
robbed Saturday, night O. harness and silver ounngs sr
harucss.
The dwelling q f. c. BrlInhan az Clarenoat, miles
from Jersey City entered Friday uign is but the
thief frightened away consequence Of having disturbed
the family, an. carried nothing with bin.
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SUPREME COURT-MaY ss-Iy CH.asERs-Befre Jui.s
ROOSEVELT.
HABFAs CORPUS.


Michael Gleason was brought no on application Of
hs WIFE Jane Gleason for discharge. The wife her
affidavit hat her husband said Mchse g., has enlisted
der the United States Army, but she 'llol
ana belief that his enlistment ieentot her Husband
unconscious Of his conduct ani actions al ca he ened e
was drinking spree and incauahe from the eiect OF
Of moving what be doing when he so cnlis'ed
Il stated that they have three LIZZIE children. The wife
aTTeared court having them her arms Gleason
be stated the Judge that be nroxoated a. the
time of being enlisted lie discharged payment Of costs
and returning his Iniit, y clio hing
DECISIONS.
Solomon b. Wilson AT. John Mus-Mo.ion substitute
Mr. Har0n m defendant 10 the st (which il in relation
machinery, and 81. II. the only who osasl 10
ton granted.
fr.al denied.
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SECOND EoAKp.
Sale. OF s.oeSs at Phuaaelphl..
My

fRopo--ed t5E THE \. Y. TKIsvxE, ~ r z B. FzYl
fTf BoaTd-7tci >usf C-r q. CO. foo A-es Co. IS
sf-o Ee1irc Railroad g., - e.. ico Pelns s. So; g0W-
nston RaFosl 6s. CT 81 L-hish e.. 10 d i, +. nsl
Haroad 20, ~ PcrSa. Earoed ft ie0 Lehifh Zinc p,
Union Canal Q; 20 Morrs CGual, il 30 Resus Railroad
f rec 60. cash. Al Csdsn lni ABBY Ra-ro. 1851. j.
I.rtl- <chnvl hallrosd 81 Mfchsrl-si csrk "a ~
fe.rees BoaFls-l0 Readirs R-R. bJxu AZ; y Lehsh
Nav o..
RI Is IS ssi; SO Can. Az RR- c. o. days sIi; So
~ iasa8 r.. g.. 81; 80 NIlnnzl1a Z n egl 50
Tuioa Caasl o. -: eoo Cy RI G. SCI - 90 agt: y do
IN slii 2ttc DO, -, 81 100 90, RI SO; So d. 81
~ Urcn Csna Preferred s. s. H.. icc Schuy Kill Nav Pre-
srrsd scI elirs R r. ~ - Lehsh Nav Is Lsiirh
sp. 30; - Pels R. 2, 90 Bank Of Psu1 "a IL
Necharics' Y1rk. H.
s5ST soarS-2so City "a rl, o4i . Lshish senp ss-n,
s5, Penn K R. ~
MoSDAr, May 2s-P. n.
.o-.,,oaa "a nruscns fha sarna loadnc,
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ADVERTISEMENT
Hundreds Thousands and tens of thousands

hsve bcusht and used Dr. JouS Bulls S,esAPARLLA and
not one hos did DO them good Il is the goa remedy
rm ole Kentucky for all Spring aud Summer complaints arts
rom impure blood and The changes Of the weather such IS
izzness ushcs Of heat the skin headache tkne a. the
stomach loss Of appetite AID bilious affections Sold az Dr.
JoHv BULLS Ofsce No Glsey Building OF Broadway
and Coui taudphce ~, six bottles i1g $Jend GVIoAs
Bowery, corner of oTaud-st
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RIsHTON's NEW REMEDY FOR FEVER AND
AGUF.Ihs remedy embraces two TrcscrP'ions-a box OF
break the disease and b0eOi MIXTURE 20 effect
radical cure. the safest oeotual remedy
offered the public. BY its the system be projected
against the effects of niasma ia the most uc.f districts
RUsHToNs No 10 Asor House and 80. III Broadway,
per Of tana.si.
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Advancement /
AQNffLiftD'ut ]
Tur FIFTY THOUSAND READERS {

THE FIFTY THOUSAND READERS Of TIE NEW
YoRy TEiBUyE are Fifty Thoussnd wearers of
STOCKINGS AND Socks,
and can each find the Article suited his and profit
of6om ONE TO Three CENTS A PAIR
aver the isEt cost at JAMES Il. RAYS,
Fa1uIy Stocking Factory No. ice Bowery CTands'.
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Reee,pts OF Produce MAY %.

Pv North Rrer Boais-j0o0 hbls Flour, 30 pkas Ashes
BUSH Osrs Gg do Wheat, 2aoo do Corn, wv pAss-
Provisions 4-e bbls. Meal. 5S7 pkgs Whisky. .,
By Erie Rasod-s 40 bills tlour u pkgs ashes 100 90
WHISKY Pfovaus, 1900 sies Leather 900 HOGS o."
BAGS Oats so pigs Butter, $50 bales W DOL
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.~oxurn FArAL FALL.-Tbe dead body Of Richard
. .s Suad Yesterday IneTu8s lying the rear yard Of
= II, 3rsplses No i7s Cbambers where be wss sop
49, - fsse fseD from the sccoadory window during the
49, rnSer ~hat circumstances known. His skull
- ff.<,ursd Coroner Hilton beid inquest the body,
~ II that deceased Incorporate
nd hsd been k for time ~ couse4uence Of his dssps
10 II thought that be lsbaDg under delifin tle-
mos when he with the accident The Jury rented
verdict ofdsaih from fracture OF the skull from AL Tue de-
aIsd 81 yesrs Of are lie had been employed IN sus
Ssrar Refinery.
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IAGvertiserient.l
GAS! GAS New STYLES of Gas FIXTURES, for

the Spring Trade Of both modern and antique designs just
NhOlesle buyers particularly invited 70 call a he great
Manufacurins Depot OF ARCHER. WARNER 4 Co. No. SIC
Broadway Also the beet Portable Gas WORKS for Country
Dwellings, Churches and Factories In THE country.
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fAdvertissBeDtl
ToNrcur the gorgeous spectacle OF the FOuN-

1ONIGHI tnt gOIEtVuE . PCVIuO.o VI NJ ~
viii be repeated 90 the National Iheger IL
o. any beautiful and shonld Do witnessed by every play
aOer To.aoRr0 both afternoon and evening" the GREAT
fixcIr Tons CAEIx' Is 10 be performed with hitie COdea
Howard and tie Howard Fsmy Menager Purdys Benefit
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

HEETiSc OF TIRE BRooKLYS CESsUs MtRsHALs.-
Ameeting of the Census Marshals OF Brooklyn was held
last evening at Justice Smiths Courtroom. Owing
10 the short notice given but few lrshas pres
ent, bu, proceeded to organize by appointing J.
Blackmore, NJ. d. of the Sixth Ward, Chairman, and
J. p. Carey of the Fifth Weird, Secretary. A Com
mittee of three were appointed to call meeting at
same place on Thursday evening next.
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SUPERIOR corRT--N.v es-Before Jade DvrE.

. sVFkKIOK COURTNEY -S-Beiore Jaite Uttk
DANIEL Rooney First Sccorcsv. kAilso1d Cos
10 recover damages for personal IN ury By the car
not sopTsrs when PLAINTIFF wished get Of and Is sesed
on bis pat That be pushed By the conductor AID he e
three o. his toes bring crushed b the wheels b.; the
othsf sce conensd that he od negsenfly OF
fcr phiniG Of ss,cce.
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lAdver.iscmont-
DECORATIVE PAPER-HASGINGS.-

PaArT HARDENBEkGH Manufacturers aud Importers No 56t
Broadway between Leonard and fanknsts invite attention
10 their extensive stock which unsurpassed by any this
county Faithful accomplish cd women sent u
be city country shoK notice and their wors warranted
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United STATES CIRCUIT cOURT.

The charge OF the Court ia the ssit relative 70 Al
legged infringement q The patent 70 MoldsTorhs panns
machine given saturday AZ but pos poled 20
Monday IL then further postponed owing % ndpoon
Of the Judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

House. FURNISHING GoODS.-JANES, BEEBE *
Co NeS6 nrosdwayRch Ware TcaSsts, Trays,
Spoops Forks Casters Pitchers and Gobets Britannia Goods,
isp4nned Tea Trays ivory Table Cutlery, feather Busters,
Brushes &c Kitchen Furniture; Refgerato al the approved
kinds and Cooking Utensils for BEEBEs and ether Ranges
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MARRIED..

LoyesraFF-NoTT-On Monday. Nay p, by the Rev Asher
Moore, JoHS LesssTATf 70 Miss PhSE T. Norr OF ts cry
by the Rev Thomas Gaaudet, J. TEos. NfrrEEFLL. %
SUSAN g. daughter Of the late Hammond Wallis, all OF this
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advert ementJ
Examinations with charts and

fifitENOioOf- WIN '""-'' ""'
write descriptions OF character daily By Prof fowler,
nj the chronological Cabinet No 58 Broadway two blocks
above the Park Private rooms for Gentlemen and LeGe
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THr Hrxr BOTANICAL GARDrN.-The brush upon

THE HuNT BOTANICAL GARDEN.-lhe brush upon
the ground aonated BY Thomas un ESD TO the Hunt Boiaai-
cal Garden las been partially cleared Cd and gang
OF aboros srsy the buildings Necessary 70 be
erected BY hreak rs goura The heraS Of NJ t-t VI g
Garden upon the 4ih July and the a'm9nai ms o.
hS DAY The opcars Of Ibis garden vii not b. tAe lea II %
Ds or hot which viii have The smallest upon the fre
Of BROOKLYN.
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fAdvert.senent.I
tisa "a easy az rolling OFF log to say Best

pbotoerspbs IN the word usde here y but II such IL the fact
wis 20 csrefully avoid ugseing comparison Nov
poor No as broadway says: COMPARE his PnOr0GHAPHs
Win ny OF Ill Others yourself which the best"
That tells the
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NEKJERSEY IZE.HS.

MILITARY PAEADE.-The Fist Regiment OF the
USp R1ads uraaea Yesterday under the command Of Col
shalcr This regiment j. composed 81 tue iOooken military
oompans having marched through ne streets ho1okea
ciyed tv resGer General Wright after which they retained
,oU obokeu nd we dn.9s.d
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A NoyrLTy.---

A NOVELTY. COMPLETE CASHMERE SUITS
sorhese really beautiful suits made from descrp
o hue wooden goods Of ch delicate shades About
100 of them od daily EvANss Clothing Warehouse,
Nos- &C and 90 FutOnst.
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~
TooTHACHE CURED

TOoTHACUE CURED IN FIVE MINUTES by DR.
TOBIAS wonderful VENETIAN LyIMUvT. paybesdache
half Sold by all Druggists and StoTekeeper Depo
No GO CoItan Z. ST. Nowlork
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IAdverfiscmentl

Bi.AKE's PATENT FmE-PRoOF PANT, No. ll9
Pearls---see under head Of Paints
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IAdvnrisernentI

WfNnOW-SfiADES AT WHOLESALE FOR thSii, by
woopFoRp 4 WEMPLE, No. SO Catharne-st., Howfors
Manufacturers Of Shades and Table OCoycTs which
they offer at prices TO sut the times
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s,ve their names ,s John Recan and George Merdwe Jus
Cornov be<orp WHOM taken the Lower Poloe
Court courtted each IN default Of 800 bail the
ckarse
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FxTEssIVE ROBBERY AND BCRGLAHY.-Betweon
urSav evening sunday morning he boot aud shosore
al N d. ORezaD. 1876 Wiiams. broken open, aud
gac Nv h the amount Of 20 stolen theeir0n A Jet 10
en- 10 he perpetrators has been ciscovereo-
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CRAtex OF ATTEMPTING HIGHWAY RoBBERr.--
On aResha Of No 81 Hudson-av Brooklyn, passing
fb-ush Front-s his 60 the terry late on sunday night
xben he BY Of whom sad: want your
sfrh.n ana a. the time jerked y ten his vest 0AesAs
4. slarrn whf roashf Ocsr spert Of the Fourth Ward
hs srrsod ~. rehbe and tech them 10 the saen They
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SERIOUS AccIDENr.-Yos;erlay a small boy named
MAGE whese parents reside In rynouh.st, set With
serious secdeu While playing with hoy-outtins machine lis
brother serlcvha, older than himself lurcd the cruk while
be FED the machine and setting h baud aader the kn three
Of his hngeTs were severed the knuckie Joints lie
fsken the drug corner Of Baxc and Yrks whore
he was attended sy pr. Otta-son.
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Markets CAREFULLY RrponrED FOR rHz TRIsgsz.

NEwY)RK May p. 1852. NJ
ASIrs-The market i firm for Pots with f~f demand al
4575 Pearls dull aEG heavyat SO 49, ssrratu - firm at
&C. cash
BRiCKs-The market is steady notice sales Of hasd
North River n - T50 - p
CEAiE Nr-The market Is inactive sales st ~ ~ y bbL
CDTrON-Ihere been c1ns cradle speculative inquiry
TO-DAY az u 1rces demand l spinning has rot bsen bfl
TIE es are estueted about 90 bales We continue
former quotations a. which holders are very hrm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

ARREST or JUVENILES FOR ROBBERY.-Ihree boys,
william Desge William Beatty, aud Charles Nelson against
dv n SAFEST yes-erday and just aferwsrd he med her
oorte containing M The boys arrested t0sen
tefore Judge Osborne, and committed TO answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

s. 8. FITCH, author Of tie "SiI Lectures on
onsu1Btonr Ofiee No IA Broadway. Open from until
Treats Consumption IsiAsG Dieses Of tie Heqt AID all
Chronic diseases Of and oales Consultation free.
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r.,, F.1e.-Henry Plock, German 81 years OF
ofs. - COS os fourth o widow :. NO. so, ~
Ga >"r ~. open shutter Coroner Wilhelm held
So 80 80 X 6odr Verdict. accidental death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

IxQursr.-Coroaer Rodding held an inquest yostcr-
cry ppoa the body OF eocsed wosasa named Margaret Stone
~o Wa eshumec amer beng baTcd or several DAYS IL ap
D. ar the he died uttered without the knowledge
Der fere who apIrehensye that al right, AID
thy had the body da,erfed The Coroner examined Into the
and found that her dsash caused BY apo
urxy: Ia accordance with which verdict rendered
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Before judge OAKLEY.


Wood and others Az Or-er
To recover value Of printed goods seized on attach
IN tie hsEi Of commission hr IN this City, already
ferrTed To- Verdict for plaintiff, $3.50 81.
ALLEGED wRCsGFUL LEVY.
william T. lnsrLham John Orcr, saen5 AID JasPeF ?.
Cro1sey.
To recover value Of furniture levied upon, alo-ci 70
levied uVon affesetnen. azrias NJ. ~ld1 ysrdt fl
plaintiff, 80 a. beng FoL Paala NJ Dyett Fs-
defendant Mcss-S Hal brown, and fauderp0e.
SUIT ~ THE CITY.
City Of Nev-i ork agt. Arthur Nooty.
To recover 1852 for street manure and ashes furnished
70 dencalt per load for former ard cents se
Niufh " ard Ia Nay 1854 II defence said NJ
u. did the quantity ,ezed AID la- tie
% he who hsued four o. tTe t-kets s1li1s fr
tnge load instead e ticket. This denied. vcriic
or plaintiff Fos paiaai NJ D. l"rencs j. Tor teisnlint
Messfs Johnson and CopVnzer.
Before Jutre CAMPBELL.
JUDGMENT AGAlE5T COZ. KINNEY.
psvb, Brooks Go. as, Henry = Kinney and Daniel J.
L0Vlsneld.
Action for goods sold 70 defendants several years
ago. The defase IL the 81 limitations ~ By both
aefen6auts snG --schsrgs under the b-nkup. lw By
The defndarts a. the time Of contracting the debs we're ca
ring business Peru Illinois. Defendant Kinney -h
the rurchss the goods into tie Stse Of
EeSFork til the time Of the Of tlis sui.
About 1910 Towushend into the STATE and after residing
oE sbout eighteen months discharged under tie Bankrupt
ct
The Court does not consider unie- such state o. fact the
Stature Of ui-s ions 4 bar o. the recovery 1 efnt4nt
Kinney. judgment FOR plaintiff sfl9 81. being amo1a,
ssreed ~ the event d defendant being liable. For plain
IF. AT. ]. '. BalesfisTi f. defendant. Ar. Reed
SUIT TOR PIAsoFOnrE.
James H. GT0YeSceu esr James Housh.
Plaintiff says that himself and VIM. TrusloR hired
20 the Erefor Of the Prescott H0gss rosewood uoFoe
worth $40 be placed in the aides plror s11
psoed that subsequently eefcnllnt pu-ched the furniture u
aid house and took possession Of sd pisnoore. The ia-r
Isneher Eager or defendant Messr. Tons0n and W c.
Carpenter.
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cHAHLEsTON-AIr. MsJ ~ slelalsdq soaihafaff E~sa,
frlm hsys.lora
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DRuSKEvNyss. &c.--rhe Police OF the Consol;.
dated City made thty-sx On saturday And Suuav
nights last for drunkenness, Sighting and ysgrsney
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- Il, - non would further the ends Of ysssiee ~
-. - - VIII ofcer Farley az the Ch'efs obce
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F00TiSGs.
Totri arcrnt II Carit May @ 20
Teal average OF Circulation Msy l3........ 7O
Tctll " 1oti Nay 49,. T5i Ns
Tofa lmcunt Of Crrula.o1, May b.. 7f9f1
Tctdl average Ct r,s May = 5s 40
The Bsnks named below the Atlantic couaec-
tea WITH he C.c-ri-g H1rse.
cLEAEIxC-HoUsE TRANSACTIONS.
Frrh1nrcf for the week errg NAY 10 frf
Erchsrses for the ~e-k eucns May 40 80
hslarces May 3t7't2
Balances MAY 19Ai .lo
ID. Sykes IT., ESQ. has been chosen Weep esi-
dent Of the Hudson River Railroad Company t. fn
the vacancy Occasioned by the resignation of Mr..
Hurd, who has accepted the Presidency Of the Har-
an Company.
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MoNDAT, Nay PIP. u.
The market continues to present the same leading
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lir. f. {. Halliday win sell at auction tomorrow
leeh at the Merchants Exchange, $4,000 o. Cali
ornia state Seven Per Cent Bonds. We invite atten-
ton to his advertisement in another column.
A correspondent Of TIE -. Lonis Repr5heaa fur
nishos the following statement o. the condition Of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. The sum Of s25oooo
is now wanted to compete tho road to Vincenncs
Tho completion Of this work is considered As vitality
=. IL. ~
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foOIlNos.
Total q Capital May 80 go 900
Iota average amt 81 L0sns az Discounts Nay -. yh5
Tota ant 81 specie Nav l1<l1i
Total amt Ct Loaus snd Discounts, Nay 9lli
Ioa aycTase siIt o. specie Nay ........... l15i5%
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Ire onOtlt OF noles ~ cifculltoi - --'fio'f t'',
being decrease Of t.9l25o, aad the stock Of buI-
lion IN both departments il Si5.sl9, 2l9, showing IN
increase Of ell9,slO, when compared with the pre-
coding return.
ARer the adjournment Of the Board the following
sales OF Bonds and Stocks were made by Albert II.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-21
s RALEIGH. N G. SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1855.
nREPARATIoN FOE THE EAhh ASP

<Z III WINTER CAMPAIGN 1854-'55 ATs The sCIO-
THING BAZAAR. Having completed the extensive aau7
contract past have the pleasure or
cling that both the lower and upper rooms OF tins a
moth th1aq Establishment we'll filled with the largest
assortment seaSonabe and fashionable Oohtg ever ois
PLAYED at the time in the Old Dominion line nrin
invite especial attention the quality, Workmanship
style and of their clothing believing that IN all re
specs it has unrivaled claims the at tenon OF In
Wholesale purchaser Especial attenIon is gwen at
times the selection Of Sizes that the purchaser OF
small only those sizes which fit the maor-
customers and leaving them with clean STOCK NJ tne
close of the
Our stock comprises every thing properly belonging to
the Ready made Clothing and Gentlemens FURNISHING pus
mess, in part follows: 80 -
EncIsb 90. " IA to 20
An7eican and German {" 6 to Is
Fancy and rock coats of every desirable Color
Cloth Cashmere Tweed and Beaver Sacks, half Sacks,
dollars. -..
Over Goats of every suitable style of goods in market
from the lowest to the finest grade:
Cloaks, Ca!edonians, Julien and Taima
styles suit all black Cashmere and French Zoe
Skn aso French English and American fancy ana soo
. colors. ....
VEsTs-Rich Plush, Velvet Grenedne Florentlne and
Baraha Six Cashmere, Imitation Cashmere Blue ana an;
cy Clofh Black and Fancy Satin Farmers Satin, with
large assortment of party and wedding vests not suPseo
by any establishment.
Furnishing Establishment is we'll supplied with eve
rvthing pertaining that branch of the business as Gloves
Shirts Collars, black and fancy Cravats, Stocks Scars
Drawers, Mo- Belts Dressing Gowns, &C. &C. Our prices
will be uniform and low goods Of the same quality can
be purchased in the Northern cities. $50
To the cash and pr0pt tyng purchaser we SOLICIT Gail
to examine stock before making their purchases
Clothing Bazaar, Syc. and DacA ST.
d., ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-04-21

SLAS BURNS, PROPRIETOR BUILDER OF
NJ NJ STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST.5
ne above establ hent has been successful operation
aogt one year and has turned best STEAM
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have ever operated in this
or any other State. as aTS7ss =
Orders solicited for Steam Engines Saw Mills Mill
Gearng and Machinery of DESCRIPTION be completed
during the Summer and Fall The improved condition of
the Raleigh and Castor Rail Road will enable me fill
July. .7Slfs sSrsEs --2 -sss-Tr -
following certificate viii show the character of the
work executed at the above Works.: $50
- "AUBRY, Cumberland, May Is, 1852
). M Mr. s5LAs Our Engine and Mills made
fully meet expectations The ENG1z as to FINISH and
sTRENGTH PERFoRiiAScE and inferior
IN the State OF the class made elsewhere The
MILLS run with smoothness and speed truly astonishing
IN ordinary saving we cut in sized log foot
@ seconds or l6 feet per minute. We have run however
through an Is feet log in 50 seconds
per minute by running to the top speed fully believe
can cut 40 feet per minute. The only objection have
heard urged is takes many hands haul up logs
carry away lumber. Yours &C..
- JONES BARBEE,,
June 9, 1852 { ,- 59-