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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

CARD,-Th- undersigned will coniiur a. here
IA tofurc the GROCERY, CosAIssIns L fnRwAHplN d
business snd tlso, the manufacturing IF l"hs'rn--
Grateful fer former fuvor. they pledge hrr he eN"r
tions . rit their continuance
opl9 A MCDANIEL HURT g. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
WATCEI & JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT
Main St Lynchburg Va

;" hIO@ q JbWELRY ESTABLISEMENT,
Main St, Lynchburg, Va.
r. N"haEr Jus received. in nd tItinn To our FORMER
C. stock ol Watches sand jew lry. fresh supply of
sSaHS s,y fpr gold and -lver lever Watches from the
mu.t approved makers. A-u i4rge !. Il well elected
stock ul Grnllrmeu' Fob and Vest Chnin, r.autifu,
article ani ni ntest rnttrras, ladi., Br,apIns Ea,
ungs. Finger rings, Bra cets BLtiru.. Goii and Ss,r
Pencils Nc. with all Other articles usually kept in
establishments, To which rc,pecituI hvttc tie
iertiou Of all wanting good Watches ami j. very.
Persons visiting Lsnrhburg mn desiring any ac
in line, respectfully solicited T., ch .S "a
ne stock, ar" an,iau, Ia eNhlh thrs, 9al-
md equally anxious 10 sell them, colsequcs} 9s
pcllbrresits.
Observation-Disclosures Jewelry and IA | nlllc Is OF so
aud s,lvti required >hut uoIice.
nov l3I~ II SILVER HORN a 70
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QUILTING MATERIALS "a, COST.

1NS w \ II "A Is SoS
ID Havrng ttirrn re.I T., sl,se >ter> Cnprn.
:rr,' Hardwa eard Building Material. Including
ensve assert mt Il l,ch,, Hinges, screws. Nindoe
Glass, &c sc. the whni- stock il now If red at
Those wishing any thing i, that lin" would r''u-
.n their Interests by giving call bel, tca, iu1
.lsew here. mn lis a SiNSTON.
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats
AZ rVV il,N IYNCHBURG Il RICHMOND

WTH UOMiNIUN EIHC VdNII BUM
BE rW.iEN LYNCHBURG & RICHMOND
Al Fac HANDISE a.. irum lhe North ySEu1EInTIIIuk
VI consigned L. and tnhaceo, pa ssAAa.<Sn~
,uee, g., shipped b. thus inr from LynchbnrG. f'r
Vulded Zee i C0n,Hns.op. Our bouts leave i%nsh
bufs and Richmond every U;dncsiov and Satnr'ioV-
Our Lunhcr-Iouso - FIRE PRODt building On IT,"
bA,n,in Richmond, aud prepared torcceiv" -"
auco, tobacco he.. storngr, ut the mot mndrHtr
charge Merchandise ~ : subject To only one duy
r an RchmosI Fri 1t caucd nj customary rutes
EISrACE 4 APPLEYARD,
JNO. ROSSER As'l nj l.yncburg, office NJ Mr. H.
Sackctt Lumber llousc. on the Bnsin
IppI 1q-d1V
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MISCELLANEOUS,
10 TnELADIEs ofLYNCmn,r,.a

u l. Oh II hss
j just ore cd beautiful assortment Of Fashion
siie Bunn.ts aid Ribbons ut half the Usual pfic.. -
Please cHl and luuk at thcm. Also q bssutiful lot OF
SUMNER SILKS NJ so cents per yard with a mag.
hceut selection nf Lawns nd figure Jaronet. of rich
sylr. md last coiors AID Lace yeil.. of entire rev
slyes, at - et.. and the bnndsoncsI lot of Need.
Nors 81 evrts description, at luw rters nd Gloves OF
rvy rulor snd ai tn" be-i .u ty. IS per pair.
Mil. long nui short - duzrn Clock 30 cts per
m, worth es.. With lhc usuAl OF SHOES.
lint. JOHN ABRAHANs.
NEW LAW BOOKS -rayne Il Chr tim
y lave received III" isllosing new Law Books
History Oh sun Equity by II Sands, pra. ~
LomHs's Drrsi. vol 1T %
Also
Sociology Tor the S south. ly Geoig. ffrhugh.
knuz Sacred Hi.tory.
Lewis American Spert'uHp.
sermon. tie peorIr bs r II Stockton.
Rate Alrsftd. ) .. J. Peterson.
Wan .itnes IN Gof.ica by Il Aufri.
English Lle,atur.. by Hetr, Reed
The Better Land h, 4. c. Ibomp."n,
Florence Egrrton on Sunshne and Shallow.
h Shire of he Lamp.
May and December. tale 81 married life.
The Wife, Victory. by Mr. Susihworth.
AntobiortHph, al Ch... Caldwell. VI. ID.
History OF Broddooh's Expedition.
Nelly Broekrn.
NJ rondn Ecnt
Oat Doo,s al Idle Wilde by n +. Willis.
lie lde.horc. Lille oi Mennethon.
nnitr
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GARDENER WANTED. ui,h 10 HI
Something Superior.

NcCORKLE g. JONES vii, have in N lew days,
vi % cases that celebrated #. G.. SIicl Lir tic.
20 do do. " Muss do,
To which they l. vie the attention of manufacturers.
may 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

y ING hn undersigned has Jus received from
the northern cities splendid and well selected Stock of
the above hing, md
GENrLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
and f,tering himselft they cannot br surpassed in
bennty and style by 81 lnr establishment in this
e1y' he caves ii to the public and hi. friends TO
Judge tor themselves lrcs Them thu, he will sell
seat haigaIts aiterhg strictly the MOTTO: Quick
sales and -nhlI profts' Comn one and all.
raf"u-3n NJ GUGGEN HEIMER,
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Pump and Fire Engine.
IL. =. WHITTEMOkE Il BRO.


NItuLD rr-pe, tiuliy nIin,urcr L.. he cttzens of
w Lynchbu-g and vicinity. thai they manufac-
,urnF. NJ Their Agricultural Works The Basin, X
HlrCIiELS PUMP Il FIRE ENGt\ combined
which the INST perfect article ct the Kind offer
4 IA he public (dc-g n-d for Factory ire and Gar
81 ne aud i, peculiarly aiapled to private dwell
rogs. ofolding tham ii Fire Engine under thrr direct
.unmand, capable Of 70 cling water over two -tor,
twriIng
All orders promptly attended t. and Pumps put il Ia
Wells ur Spring. AT the Usual and w.rruhted
perform we'll for ono year.
We ara. The exclusive agents n the counties Camp
tell, inherit, Bedford ond App"maltox.
sop lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

4 CARD.-rn- irn ef RossER " GAwrHns ii
n the Nnrvel Iiousn. dis-uvrd o. tie isr I
February by Capt. Rns-er- .ne 1T his interest in
sain firm > Mr. Wm Moore. OF Campbell.
Can't. ROSSER has asaia connected himself viii,
the No,vc House. whre lie wi, Be glad IL SO hi.
former friends and Appropriateness. IN 4r3 ats
Rep.copy, tersburg Express AMI Richnord Exami.
copy ill ppp' a'd fprv IrI this SHE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

IN HATS HATS HATS *
- SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. -
SrlrXER will introdncr the Spring style Dress Hat.
- the first SATURDAY in March, or The inspection OF his
customers and the public generally; Mh CHI will be found
-nrpn.s my HAT, this market in beauty, st>le,
quality mud finish Ala, "a ol al beautiful style
sol, Hats for y,unG Gents. All .ihu4e dcsnins hnc
Dress Hats. Ia eclipse MY thug in This mar,e,, viii
plrn.n call 1t the ,gn oi tie liLur IlAr.
All kinds II Il. made ordc with nen'ne.s and
d. l,tteh. Customer Hats dressed over usuai.
maf3t. WI SITTER.
,f,-., FOR KENT-from the 1T MAY, the
Ai,; com'uolru4 STORE mt present occupied by tie
EAmL snb.crb,rs This Is the central AMI ON
OF the desirable" business slands it, the city. Also
several ,nvrnirnr offices On Main street. Enquire at
lie ClothinE Bazaar
npI2 IL BURROUGHS SHAFRR Il co.
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inn SITS
OUND suOILDE,,sANU NAn-

OUND SHOULDERS AND NAN
IL ROW CHESTS We hav,, r. ,t,e an imptavrt
SHOULDER BRACE for thns,' vino havt contrie, ed
the habit of STORING the result of sedenary hs
Produced by weak chests.
The liace is easy and pleasant, be worn Ivy the
smallest child
Mohe = will find this Brace Just the thing needed
for girls While attending sch 'ol4. Sold
j. II. THOMPSON &CO'S
mav3.ts New Doug Starr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

PLAID. Blccched and Brown Domestic, Cnlicu, Linen
Drill Bed Cords aud Plough Lin,s, Win low Glass and
Puuy, Corperas, Aut, Madder and Indigo, Pepper,
i"g"r ind Sp Spades. Shoyrl., Trace and Iiater
CHAINS, Manure aud Hay Folks Boots Shoe. and Hats
For s"le, or exchange for country Producr"n
lnlimg TOWNS. lnn 2l.l IOuN uNILINS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08
cnO BOXES FRENCH WINDOW GLAs,

cnh B,AES FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
OOO from by 10 to 9 by So, oil superior quality
and in fret rate order; casks Pntt rho closet
tise. hook and plate L"cks. large sock and great
variety; Hinges and Screw., Of every descriit o";
finishing floor, fence. wrought and Nail.
of every and OF best quayirdeed, every article
use by Housebuilders, which offer emp as The
sane art Giles be bought in this State Please cx
anime before purchasing.
apl2 T. GREGORY Il ROlAlJ.
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LIAR OILS.-Burry's Triropheruus, Lyons
Il Il hsrhair"', Phalon's InvRorator best o al the
bsif Ills, Bsndoline for putting hair, Pommades. &C,
- Fos ssIs BY LsPil9,s Z. STABLER e. 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-08

4 cruyed t,,sh lot 1t HurbWe. = =H.. ptfs4
Peaches and Appe- 400 f"H a. ~ t..'-s. '.re
h, rurticnilv "a pd P.ret,.- >a=. a43 beet Htef
tongues. Ludf,h. NJ. 10y s#.,I ..lr.e- -4# IT,. to
anllr- ton nuuefs-- L. .=........
na,l.i. I SOLOMON
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DIED.

hpporr-On Sunday afternoon May 49, DEBORAH NJ ABBOTT
The Trends Of d. fwiv and Of her sons Robert and William
d. Abbott, invited TO attend the fonen from her ,,e
CoswAY-On Sunday May 49, CATHARSE, wife Of John Con
The friends and relatives Of the family invited attend
funeral from her lste residence No. 55 lOths on Tuesday
the 18th inst at O'clock = NJ r. ,u.r,.,
STEAD wife Of Capt hlngon L. Carpenter IN the 18th year
DrxrMASeon Monday morning. May II, MARY HOFFMAN
DrgEMAs, daughter If w H. aud Julia Dkemsn, aged p
Her funeral will attended Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, the Me Church in Mulberryst, near Bleecke
The friends sheconaey invited TO attend without further
EyISsx the residence Of his father 2lssi on Monday
May H. Of consumption, JoN hENEY, second son OF John
The fiends and relatives Of bis aud his Wits fmes
specially invited attend the funeral from St Thomas
Ghuoh corner Of and Broadway, At o'clock
m1iI< v n be taken 70 Greenwood for nterment
HARkIs--Iu Brooklyn Monday morning, May H. Capt
The roatve and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral services Tuesday afternoon O'Clock
lis late residence No. Mouroep ace without further IN,
vtsfion Tho remains viii he conveyed q Cypes hhis Tor
JEsNISos-On sunday, May 10, CfcsLn T. {. JESSiSos,
The house Of r. Merhesou ner 81 Illness d no day aged
Ksi6nr-On Monday morning MAY a. after lingering illness
az, $500 80 he eni are snectfuy invited 10 attend the
funeral this ateinoon at o'clock fiom her lac residence
No SO Merces-st. -
MATHrws-On Tuesday. May s, RoDElT A. MATHEWS at No
is0 Bridget, Brooklyn. -.
The were inferred the Cemetery of Eyereeens
PAmE-on Monday morning Msy H. MARY wife OF john
Paine, at the age Of o. years
The relatives friends he family respectfully invited to
stterd her funeral "Wednesday at O'Clock NJ, at her
lrtc residerce No 40 5ihav. without further notice.
PfNcKSfY-On Monday MAY IA after lingering illness, AM
ELIZA, wife Of Thompson Pnckuey, sged - years 80
The friends the family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs Valentine No
90 East lsh.st., Wednesday afternoon 10Th inst, al y
T.yLoR-ln Brooklyn SUNDAY evening, May s, after
short and painful illness WILLIAM TAYLoK, aged %
The relatives and friends Of the family and the members OF
washin gtoDav. Baptist Church o which he was beloved
and invited 70 attend the funeral from
his late residence In Huuterst. Gses-av At o'clock
this (Tueiday) afternoon
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60 A - TO- q S. spose ship Troy Of and from Boston r
Philadelphia l4dsys cut May la. 8 So loo - 30 sp1Ss
shp and Of NewYok 10 days from Boston for New
. Orleans. ..
Bra c Brooks. ,Of Bo-,onl Drseo, Trinidad. cebs Apr
II &c 20 q. : S-ephensGn vessel % bre Son CO
EXPERIENCED hesyy v Ard p sAe Been days north Of Hat
App 3 let q q spoke schT. Amelia Of AID for Jntcs
ton Bsv n Honaurss n d. out Supplied har proy ms
eosle ,9swood Sc 20 l. A Wti-,n. m. ,.-,---
Apsi. uolssses 20 Gooihue 4 Co.
Brig ttua, Kay. s.. John, B., d., lumber 70 P Ne
yips & sons.
70 d Glmarrin- Had westerly weather most Of the
Trs Emma Pis Para % g.. iud,rubber and hides TO Cor
ring Eenro Co III inst st 81 lon = 81 spoke chr Alice
Move OF Passport. from Baltimore fer Porto Rico.
Sohr w smith, smith, savannah ds, cotton 70 MoCreiig
Sehr John Gather Bennett Savannah 10 d. cotton &C 20
Scranton 4 Islmau.
schT Mss Warren, Palsb4ry Va, 2d'., corn.
s,hr Sea Foam, lof Nwbetlordl Chase " mugton, v C..
d.. naval stores 20 B. Blossom sons.
sehr Blue Nose tBrl Mccoy, Halifax d. fsh % Kelly
schr : J. wsr.ne Nea Ssvannah d. cotton % master
Schr Connecticut. Day Norfolk corn m,ser.
sehr Arlington Birch, Norfolk, mdse 70 surses Cesman
Schr Co. sstsry sseton Charleston, cotton Sc Ne.
CrcaGv Mott Co.
sebr B. \. Fox Turner. Berlin, corn to B. y. Fox.
Schr. II. Ravens Fisher Berlin. u. Haveus
Sctr Rachel, Lynch, Berlin. corn % II. haycls
S,hr. Perry, Jones, Berlin, corn 20 master.
Sehr C. Perkins, White, Georgetown cotton 20 Brown
Schr VI J. warins Knapp savannah, cotton TO Mccsaiy
Mort Co
Schr Evelue Tuner, Virginia, pine wood
Propeller Arctic -, PhladelPhisto compLt OUTFIT f'T
Kane Expedition.
BELow-Marian. (Itai.) Fatina, from Palermo.
SAILED-Ships A. Chandler for Livrpooi; OT,so So
v,ns for Apaachco'a bark Robert Mills, McNar f0 Gal
weston.
wIND-Sunrise sw.; meridian, : sunset NJ. ani hight,
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales Of Stocks Mt PHILADELPHIA

sResoted for The n. Y. Tribune, by J. r. H. b. FKYl
fsf Beoydl GO Sus9 Canal g. eS 500 Long lsud RR
e. do rs 7si So Sohuy Nav. 6 81 7q City
g. n ?. RR sla lS0 Penna. S. 81 s6i - Lehgh Mort O.
H eco Cam. Amboy r. r. G. 'S, u.s. So; 50 SchuyL Nav
preferred ST. 10 do SCi 400 do 81 loo Reading r r hjvn
~ eo do rs si 50 do. 80 4Ood bS 49,; 10 Lehgh Scrip
~ - Do S - do ts; IA Reay Mead r. So Norrsfown
~ =. 81 iee Long Island RR b. l6 Penn X. r. s5wn 81
r. L,tis sehry X. r. 81 1855 DO 5i 40 North Penn
G n.rS t; do 81 30 Sehuy Nav. old ~ Mechsn-
f-f,-.~, =. - Strsrd Bank p; 20 DO. l2i.
~ - schUyl Nav PrefA Sil. $50 Scbsvkiu
rs 4Sis ~ a. = Nav. Boat oen Ss2; SEQ easiug K
Sssess BaSd ee esss tsa Sonso~r R. r. SD
aud An R. g. 80 sal, 1900 Gu, soe loan sg tso Ca
50 do : G So do l isS Mssasw r. r. IN lots bS,so
ss = a. s = seaSy Nay fSsfa 's Il e DO p
Psnns R. r. DAYS S Is Rsnh Of q in lois So % Norh
fffer boerd.-teeo Reading r. r. a. IA a.,
nav es . ~ :" Reading Z h bS sS.i a. q sehnyL
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To Mariners.

LIGHT Al FoRr M,cov BEAUFORT HARsoR. y. ca fixed
sht Of the natural color will be exhibited for the hs-
the evening OF MAY 20 1852 on tower recently erected apo
be fourth order Fresne Eliminating about ll0' % the
horizon The owers Of red brick The iron lantern and sur
the can level If he and from elevation OF 10 feet above
the water viii be visible from 20 IS nautical miles, On me
9re ~ ming will BE- exhibited for the time beacon ght
near the beach one-iuarer OF mile the above
rrs.har tearing il' - f. magnetic. The beacon built
Of wood painted white feet square base and feet sluar
Al top The beaconght will BE- ~ above the eye the
sea and will be visible the direction Of fhe Bar about 10
cal miles The light viii be directed toward rhs Bar iumn
afng on ere OF llo 3C either side OF the range line Tie
position OF Fort Macon hagstaf determined by the Coast
SURVEY Is a 81 o. 50 north lon l5l 40 OF Greenwich
By order of the Light House Board,
D. P WOODBURY., Captain Of Engineers
Mumirs.ou y. &. Aprii l5. 1850
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IL ARINE 10 Nal
PORT or NETWORK
leared.

sirs-Devoushire Lord, London, Morgsn Wiley; Oregon
O'yllherty, Quebec Barclay s Lyn.-oni Ho.ms 6nffh
SeV-Orie.ls ". Nelson s. Son
BarE-Eract Sanders, Savannah, stUrges C.es-ln Co.
Csder. Guide Belize. J. Ier-
Brss-Judith s.mers Bartlett, Jscksouyls walh Crsvsr
Chase n : Ccuseus Park Philsde pkls r. p Buck Co
Marsha Ssy Lila, Lisbon J. ". Elwsl a Co; Stranger
lBrl Fowler Huecu,he, y B., 5 DeAy; s G. Bass Win.
chester. Bsltirl0re. master.
schooner-E Aik1s. Harding Fozo, " T., G. :. Hatch;
d 2 Warner, HsEuCu Charlesrcn, McCready, Mott Co
Lily, Jones. Wilmington, AcRsady Moif s Co. Louisa
Chase Bo-to : ". Lewsi Citizen Wallace Portland Rus
eel Ninns kelfse Gos.ee Sss.nnsh Scranton Tai man
y. Davds1r, Hardy, BaTAeoa Meschsm Stowe, Tribune
Hufchns .sdelrhA, }. w. McKee, Unes Joe Cark Der.
by. J. II Hrvers.
slooPsFushon BlydeEburs- Providence master; Mount
HoFc. Fhllys, Izurton,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

The Dauphn Railroad built by the Dauphin Coal
Company. earned $4,000 in April over its expenses
from local business.
The receipts of the Ohio and Indiana Railroad for
April were ESQ 0OO against $50 900 for the month Of
March This is very large for this of the year.
with the last grain crop nearly out of the interior aud
Yields ahandsome return on the cost of the road.
The Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, which con-
meets the Ohio and Indiana road with Chicago now
under active construction, and the connection with
Chicago will be effected this year.
The business at the Clearing House was SEQ, $4,000.
The deposits of gold by the Illinois at the Assay
Office to-day reached abou; s4jO,O0o Of which more
than the usual proportion was in dsst and consider
able portion was from passengers and did not appear
on the manifest There were also drafts on the
Ssb-Treasury, Of which $4,000 were paid to-day.
With the amount in the hands OF passengers We esii-
mate the aggregate by this steamer at about 81 ooo
Tie letters from san Francisco speak Of very de-
pressed state of business but state tina, the miners
were never doing well and that the amount d gold
dust ia the interior larger. The letters pre-
diet further mercantile failures in San Francisco but
believe that the country at large abundantly able
to pay It's debts strong competition for business was
cosg on among the bankers and some appeared 20 DO
operating without profit.
The old officers of the Board of Brokers were r.
elected to-day, excepting the SECRETARY, M b. Han,
who on account OF his age, 20 years retired on PEN
sion Of 81, 900 y annum. Mr.. Hart, We believe, has
been Secretary Of the Board far back as the oldest
'nhabitart can remember. Mr.. Geo. II. Broadhead,
VINO has been MISUNDERSTANDING, was advanced 10
voc vacancy. The officers now are: Charles X. Mar
o'n' Presidents NJ. A. Wheeloek, Vice-President;
''0 H. Sroadhead, Secretary John Aonro, Assist
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COURT OF GENERAL sKssIONs-MAy ll-Before
Recorder SMITH

Geo. A. Wood, a youth Of l6 years, indicted for
sorsipg the Of Jas : Thsyer bank check f 30
PLEADED guilty forgery in the 4h degree The plea
sepied and the Court suspended judgment.
VIM Shelby indicted for burglary in the 81 degree,
and John G. Erben indicted grand larceny each tined
and acquitted.
Hugh Lynch was tried on a charge of having felo-
niousy stolen BY his wife from Jacob Harrison
tu; Jury unable upon ayerdict and he
renandsd for ne TRIAL
WIN. Patterson was tried and convicted Of attempt
Mt burglary IN Sd degree the Drugstore Of VIM Joan
He was reInnndcd FOR sentence.
Cornelius Parsons, indicted for burglary in the Sd
decree and John Williams indicted for grand larceny, each
pleaded guilty petit larceny aud reanded for seotence
ihe Court then adjourned for the day.
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ME OCEAN INSURANCE. COMPANY h..
Donntn fano h1arrants.

TINTED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCY
" TO Army and Navy Ofcers Soldiers both Resusss ana
Volunteers ssors, Nsrues Fotss Meo Musieiius Wagon
Masters Teansers Indians aud al persons have served
dJs Of the Wars Of the uited state. .iuc-
year 1890 The lac Of 1855 you One Hxadled anl SIT,
ds BosAfy Lad! We areTreyared % promptly prosecute
ell iiSe sAs noa<y ~ at oHseaPpaSo scfi0ss
asd blGa< Jorzs y. X. COBB L Co.
No y Williams New-York.
RETEssscFs-Bsrk Of he Commoowelib; Ohio Life ana
TJur Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15

The business at the Stock Board was not lar,e a.,
morning and prices wers without change of inport.
anse but generally well sustained. In Reading there
wac considerable buoysncy. At the Second Board the
kelng was steady and Reading again improved, clos
ing at s7i, an Improvement Of ' cent. The eircua-
ton Of the large ssSnngs t0T April bed favorable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-15
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPERIOR COURT-NOs. 345, 800, 90l, 909, 90, 9ll,
si2 9i7 "a 3I SIG 81 $40 76j 29 s5 776 m s3 8J2
"a as, 81, 99l 4o6l, 757 81, 81, 595 AS SSo 49,
CoNMON PLHAs-Part Nos 4l6, 573, j6j, $50
10 54 596 5g7 58 Part 2Noz 5j2, 81 5j, 53l 30 500
GO 6lo4. t0l 20 67. -
a, IS, 50, O. 70 IS.
CIRcUIT CoURT-Adioumed 10 Friday, when causes
ordered in Special Calendar only will be heard.
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We annex the monthly statement CT the business Of
thoReading Railroad for the month OF April compared
with the corresponding month last year. also, the net
profits for the first five months of the current year,
compared with same time last year. The net profits
for the month continue to show large increase on the
increased gross receipts The gross receipts exhibit an
increase Of about 45 q cent while the net profits
show an increase Of Sc cent The net profits for five
months amount to s7ll, 81 San increase Of 90 3
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BY Photography.

BOSTON-Arr May a. ship Masonic New Oreansi bark j.
II uuyal srd Che Ter. Bali uore briss Amos Lapsreace
Nashr gton. " C.. r. g. Sampson Jackonsilei Foer fni
adj rhis.
CONFESSIONAL. May =, steamship Sou'heEner Even
s1yASNAH-Arr. May =, steamship Alabama. schelok
fran N y
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11apcr tuarebouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
son Co.. No 90 Beekman-st, of.r for sale on mo ios
terms:
Writing Parer. English French anil American.
News Parer a'i sizes weights snd qualities
Book Paper 90 sizes, weights and qualities.
Tissue Parer fan coIors end white OF the best quality.
uargrg Pausr. hite and colorei. different widths
Haffcrs' Paper. tim and OF the best quality.
Cloth PAPER. Dixf0 fnd foNf8.
Fugsh fHrdwnre Paper large assortnent Jnst arrived
Sheaihing PaVer OF the best quality.
Wrapping Paper Straw. Rag and Mlnilie.
Tea Psnsr OF different sizes
Tar Rsohns Paper. suitable for roof. 10 rolls.
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But the earnings for the current year will be
greater than that amount for several reasons. One
that their business is gradually augmentng, and the
amount on deposit j. increasing; they have obtained
several reccvershs of nsoveut banks have accepted
sccrci,s for the transfer OF stocks Of other companies,
and have had committed 70 them several large and i'm
rortani trusts 30 that even making due allowance for
the abundance Of money and the consequent reduction
In tho mGkei rate of interest and also for the increased
expense growing out Of al increase Of business II Is
quite apparent that dividend OF y cent for the
year may be relied UPON
Che amount invested in bonds and mortgages Is.
January is5j, was s752 Al. The amount Of deposit
was snO,l34 20. The loans were $685. % on
bonds, &c, and s56.62l 80 OF discounted paper.
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MARRIED..

foopEsoUoH-LoBDELLOn Sunday evening May 49, by the
Rev. Thomas Mscfarlsnd Mr. SAMUEL Il. GooDEsouGH 70
Hss ANNA AUGUSTA daughter Of Nathsn LobdeI, Esq oil
of this city
P0ughkcepsie papers please copy. .
ToURkIER-ShiTB-On Monday, May H. AZ 81 IhOma's
Church, by the Rev. T. Neville, d., II. ToURSER and
FILA