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ito shares F,e nngon IN D. Copper Co........... 50
so.ll0 share Michigan Central klroec 10
The New-ycrk, Albany and Buffalo Electric Tee-
ssaph Company has declared semi-annual dividend
of y cent, payable on the 18th inst
The East River Fire Insurance Company, a semi
snnua divida0d Ct cent payable on the 4h inst
The business of the Clearing House was si5,673,e75
Messrs. Duncan Sherman x Co. have paid s25, 900
v,f the Bonds OF the old Auburn and Syracuse Rail-
yosd which mat, red to-day.
Tho business or the Chicago and Milwaukee Rail-
road since its opening has exceeded the expectations
Of the Managers. The presen. equipage of the Com
pauy is j1slfhcou Cor the trsic offering, the num-
her of passengers already reaching 600 daily. The
boats wiih were running between those places have
pv>,R ;skey %, and row run noythwsrdly frem Nil
waskee.
Tne Star Of the West with California dates 10 May
snrised and brings the expected news Of the
's,-.sssson of Messrs. Page, Bacon Co. AS far as
80 can judge from the newspaper accounts the fail
sve caused less excitement than was anticipated
and did not produce the commercial disasters n other
quarters which some feared the result of second
lal suspension. We give from The Ss'pping
sss 'he annexed full article upon this subject Our
mia correspondent also gives some particulars
m rsard to this failure. The San Francisco rrpcrs
generally ascribe this disaster well that of Adams
Co 10 their Eastern connections which in the lat.
Der oase Is a simple absurdity. The Skipping Last
eaye:
Of coune the great event of the week in the fnsn
cal world OF San Francisco has been the second fail
ure OF the house OF Page, Bacon Il Goa failure
anhnisey worse in many respects than the one which
was announced in our issue of Feb. 49, The moment
o,H event took place on the morning of the "a inst
Apd our readers viii readily US if we devote the
greater part Of the space TO which Money review
limited TO an examination of the facts of the case
e position of the hoIse the course pursued by the
''ers thereof, and tie prospects of the Banks and
oankt~ of San Francisco henca'orward
HE steamer Sonora arrived here on the afternoon
o. the LIST inst, bringing the of the second sus-
PeaAAon on the house of Page Il Bacon and of the
protests OF the drafts of Page, Bacon 4 Co. The in
seansence reached us sfer banking hours but IL was
% once admitted that the house was gone and num-
or OF attachments irnediatcly sued ont
amounting IN the aggregate with those taken out next
morning to nearly $4,000. Ofcourse the greatest
Ansety was felt 10 know the details of III, case net
only by those who had accepted the time CERTIFICATES
nnd par exchange Of the house and by those |
wno had mdorsed for il. but by those who had |
purchased exchange and deposited funds since had
eopened Tor business. In fact the whole community
.ns exened to degree and rumor after rumor sped
e1g zoe street. many of them the most contradictory
nsI character. II was generally admitted however
~ ne bouss must 80 into liquidation Of once.
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NREAT NORTHERN and WESTERN ROUTE
" TO CHICAGO AND sAULT ST. MARY,
HROU @ III CAN ID A.,

VIA ONTARIO, SlMNOh AND hON hAiLnOAD.
Passengers leaving NeYork The mornings OF Tuesday,
Thuuday and saturday by Express Trains OF and
Fe Syacuse end BiDfhanon by Hudson River and New
YORK Central Raoad- Syracuse AMI thence 20 Osweso by
Railroad will reach Toronto by steamers Champion or May
Flower carly morning and proceed immediately wa no
Ontario Simeon and Huron Railway TO Coinswood on LIKE
Huron when they win tke passage at noon on the
on enc of the ccnt owpressure steamers toN
STATE. LADY ELGik, NIAGARA, QUEEN CITY, or
LOUISIANA which forms the tfiweekly connection with
Chicaco and principal Lake Michigan Forts eruv-
ing at Chicago than eighty hours amer leaving New
York This route presents unequad facilities and attractions
10 Travellers night travel tho entire line being Performed
on steamboats, uxuriousy funhed and the daylight passed
beautiful Of the Great Lakes embracing the
Straits Of Mackiuaw the saut ST. Mare, and the Ooehe
Mountains ard Million Islands OF the Georgian Bay.
The rates firstc Fare embrace meals and berhs on
heard the Lske Ontario and Lake Huron and
Niebern end travellers will fnd the route far less fstisnns,
more expeditions, cheaper than any other.~
Passer saut St. Mary and points on Lake Superior
will lave NewYork the mornings Of Monday, "Wednesday
ard Friday proceed before mentioned TO
when they will take for sut 81 Mary reaching that
also proceed by Of Buffalo, Rochester and Suspension
by Cape Vincent Toronto and then as dessnaed
herein. ~
For through Tickets apply the several Offices OF the New
York and Erie Railroad the present. Other arrangements
for poeung through Tickets will be announced In lew days
Distance Bay Macknaw and Sau ST. Mary several
than other route and four 20 h'e aoas
cheaper bh1Srf;;bhi r..,.
The attention OF Shippers OF Freight invited 90 ths roaIe
uniting economy with expedition FOR intrmauoh s''
t. Freghts, apply 20 .,, MONS, n, ,nop.a..
A. No. Broai-sf-
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Passengers Arrived

IN stedasp Star 81 The Wesf from Psnar Ayenas-,e Rev
j. v Hind Rev j. W. Douglass Commissioner 70 Paris ri.
bitten; Judge d. Devine Wells Fargo Co.'S Messenger; Dr.
C. NJ Hitchcock, Dr. Nsweonb, LADY and son Mr Dr. lille.
braid End sog: Dr p Leland, Dr. o. II. Bogsrt Mr. r. NJ
TsfsoId Wm La Roche and Lady Capt H. Hseksd and lady
Cspt J. B kdwsrts Capt r. {. Baxter Capt O. w ZONES
Csp, Napoleon smith r. Psskam L Corey and LADY, John
Jones, lazy and ehildren Mrs T. Berry A. Oetins T. J..
7. d. Rodgers. A. Horton, Mr. Gbson Asa Kinney, d. C.
Brceis Bnchs and lady, 0ids, j. LssdsbsIser Mis-
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1.rertsd fsr rrE y. Y. rslrvxs, By J n Ia. 3. Fsrl

EesrG-2rt0 Penba g., s7i; % do, q; so do, s7s;
css. Am RI &C. ~, 6; go DO, s5i &C c,i Ions
c2Pr is on, 8, gil AGO CITY ? &, q SP ipt q
Z, s iFo W. s % s ia haH;l IN do =
44 ics do, IS al Do "a; 30 3D. 4t leo d. s'w " az,
Meadow r. R. 55i; North Pesns RR- soIi Penns z
81, Lehsh E.v s esa <.s GET 45 Li.e Ssany n H.
earh Sl3; Is Union Cs.nsl Ire g. u; q GeTd bank IL
Bsscees IUord-6s Union Canal Prefd &C.. ssn ~ - as
H. 30 sekay NAY Pefd s4 100 Relying r. ~ ,, ~ -
40 4sss &c Do b. ~; 90 do. IA; Mechsn'oS Sank &c
Seed BoorG i25 5. NV. Boat Loan, s0i 80 & ~, re- a'
do &C; Oo Apeg Co g. 75i coo keu'ucky Ss - a ~
ac 4dayA IS; Ldo- %; so Besy Need IT, r. ~ IN
so, ION icuna. - 3ol 40 North bis Hs a H.. III
brr. X r. 81 Ne hanics' Bank, ~; ~ O|-"N s'
3 Eank a Jenna. d. III -.
After E<Qyd-,rsf eading X. H., 4ss
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Excursions.

TOR the FISHING BANKS-FARE FIFTY
IL CENTs.-rhe and splendid stesmbost MERCURY,
Cspt. RICH'D YATES, viii maze daily Tip 10 the FShng
Bar stopping Fort Hamilton each Sundays sseepfedO
Throughout the eAvins follows: Foot Of Jsckssue
Market r r. oclsck A. Nj Peek alp, sf n oclocki
foot Il spnngst, n r. az O'clock Per No 4, n r. a Il
o'ccck
NB-On SATURDAYS the Nercury viii make landing ..
CEnard Wharf Jersey City, &. q O'Clock A. NJ.
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a. ,osx-, ont IN Reading Is still the prominent
ssre of "a street, and that Stock undefsoes violent
axc,ua,;orr II has ranged to-day from ssI to sst.
Asck 10 g. and closing at s99 showing improve
u,ept Of y cent on yesterdays closing prices TIC
,r.nsaes ops of the day reach nearly 5000 shares
The me- 5emenis Of the hast few days bIve puzzled re
perasrs considerably, the leading bears and bells
having apparently changed grouPi suddenly more
4bn once during that tine. II is now stated thef OF
she,uchsses of fheyoek 5,3Oos ares have bee' Tor
s,;on account but of the truth of the statement we
have NO knowledge. Erie was ieavy at the second
Hoard at ls}04s3 partly in consequence rf the
prs0oerated reports of the loss by fro hre
,.t Port Jesvis Tho building consumed was the
naIIest of three wood-sheds at that place. and the
Soss cennot be large. The receipts Of Ma. exceed
$500 OO0 bat the Earnings cannot be known for sev-
sral DAYS Central was 93s, showing strcry market.
The business of May has been very large Hudson
River, harlem, &C., were firm. Panama was IN de-
mand and improved TO lol4 Cleveland ind Toledo,
20. Gs,9eua lend Chicago, go; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, lo7; Michigan Southern, lO2, &C.,
.howr e strong market. For the Michigan Southern
dividend to be declared in few days, Al y cent was
bid on !, 900 shares. Ohio Trust again advanced q
cent ceiling at o.. Cumberland was firm to-day and
vent to es1 In Railroad Bonds the transactions were
moderate about 1000, at fuii prices linols CeS-
srai improved to 7s1; Fries 1885, SO; 1875, s83 Ia
mama, loll, &c. In State Stocks not much was dono
but quotations firm. Indiana Sc, s54; Tennessee
81; Eerth Carolina, $685.
The business in Exchange for the steamer 10 NOR
row has been moderate. Quotations are without
change Sterling 81 a lOs for best signatures; sl5@
s.s2. forFrancs. The supply of outside bills is sal
LINKED.
InFreighs we hear of to Liverpool, 500 bales Cotton
lab-32d; 80 tuns Camwood, 1916; 200 bbls. Sperm
Oil, loj; $50 do. Spirits Turpentine, 81 $500 bush.
Corn, 3D., in ships bags. To London 600 tcs Beet,
2j3I; 300 bbs. Rosin, 1I7l. To Glasgow, 15e tcs
Reef, 2Is To Antwerp 5000 bags Coffee, a-lsc
A brig 275 tuns from Port-aIPnnce, Logwood, So
A bark $50 tuns, at Philadelphia from Cape Hsytien
Logwo e.. Two brgs, about $50 tuns each, from
st. Jago, Cuba, Sugars, 4oc. 100 ID.
The business at the Sub-Treasury was light to-day
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Receipts OF Produce

~ NORTH hirer Boa's 81 bills Flour - kegs Whisky $50
LIZ Ashes iV do Lard, l65 Proyions; Is ~ bush Corn
BY Ere kcIrOnd for two days)-a.c74 bbs Flour III
prs Ahe lou do Butter IL eco sides Leather, 90 pkgs
Whisky, 20 do. Provisions, go Hogs
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ICCOs STEAMBOAT LINE;-LeaVe, Cha@osss-s,S
Pier daily ercep Sr6ay) az II o'clock A. NJ and clock
p 81 Leave 81 A. NJ and r. NJ. landing each
way Permont (Nyack Oak Hin Cemetery aud kocklsnd
Lake Steamer j. p SMITH Capt r. T. Banch and steamer
ARROW ant. A. A LYdacker
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rs. LITTLEJOHN, No. 100 Brosd-st.
CLARK A. ROBE, No. ii5 Broad-st-
T.. HARVEY, No. III Broad-st
!. GILBERT, No. IL Coenties Slip.

FLUSHING RAILROAD.-On and after April
H. 1854 the cars over the Flushing Railroad esye Flushing
at and 10 A. NJ and at $50 NJ connecting with the
steamer Island City Hunter. Point The steamer Island Cy
leaves from Fulton Market slip ct g. and 10 A. NJ,
and ct l. aud $50 r. NJ connecting with the cars az Hunters
Point WIN NJ SMITH, Superintendent
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rc7.L Cxp AND NEw PoRg-Clesr. Belfast month 49,
Ii venr "a Eess, 929-sss month, lSbe2-l4st year,
Is 5 Thn Mess sS2-ast month. 5f7-lss year 69 Prime
Mess se-sst month, l6s-last year, IS Flank S-ast
10th sast ve.r ISL Prime 2s5clast month, l,lS-.as-
Tesr $50 R1mp~ 26-ast month 2i5-lat year 292 Re-
80 NJ, sCSat mcuh l5-ast SIC. Refuse Prime
S5st month I67-Ias year 80 Other Refuse, i.z2-list
month e-last year no Uanspec.ed, II 4o-ast laoa.h
so2ast year 7oa Totals SSi'9-Ass month"; q f-iast
year, 7,lH
VI Iorf rrfxki
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u,,e copnyx Of Plymouth recently WRECKED ~ Tshssse.
We .psured sor SAGE at the oid 'S'"' '"e' ~
sEIr Cosrrs Kennsrd from Havsna for Trieste, bsf,re
reported 'Tsken IN dis'ress, was 'e'S" 0H"A ~ 49,
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Among the payments to-day was the interest on
;se5 Geo of Government Skies belonging to the estate
of Madame Sontag-tbe Secretary of the Treasury
having decided that theetters of administration were
IN proper form; previous decision of the Attorney
General had been to the contrary effect.
Mr. William b. Draper has rendered his resignation
as Treasurer of the New-York and Harlem Railroad
Company.
The Dry Goods Imports of the week continue to
show decline the corresponding week of last year.
being s62 ,s74 against 81 22l ,55s. The details
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WHALTBONE-The arrivals In prospect small, and hold
era show ales Of Ochotsk a. 4 and North
west Coast at nc. cash.
WHIsKY-Ths market Is lower and unsestled sales OF
bbs 56!c for Ohio and Prison Drudge Is nominal
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HIDEsA decided decline hs, taken place. and the demand
selections $50 .ated California IS ib &C.; 2si dry
saed southern l2e mos 76 dry saed Sandwich Island
Slaughter &c. cash aud 5 dry California 25 ms
we could not Learn stock about 80 Oco.
lhON-A moderate demand Scotch Pig 0rthe local trade
sale Of 100 Grs at 81 59a-6 IS months, IN lots.
sIIhe market is active; 800 coo elansd hands
LIMBERThe market very dull at sl3G sl4 for Spruce
LlMETbere have been no arrivals Rocsani
l. va Tsn ast! at Ooc; and and Lump e II.
last week 50 900 sides aud 1875 ses ihe stocks have
slightly increased with s. go sides of the former remaining
hthd ana zoo sdes Of the latter Prices show
market still inariate and prices buyers,
sses Of - un son Mexican sc cash TAe yesterday
MoLAssEs-Hoder. continue very firm; til. demand Is
COS. NswOIeans s 2sH3le end 50 hhi Texas ON pyat
rS0 n11 rs Cabs siusOvso. s3
Nw-OIesas, bbs .-.s,iS2 Texas bbls...... .... iCa
NAVAL sToREs-spirits Turpeutine is quiet today and
ss are ere sass1 c,as sss of IS bis cash ms
here Common Ron quite steady and the dem,nd /;
s. d s en- 10 S. ., mI asson It p ess So
re- % 20 SiV 10 and loe No II - 81 , go n In yard
81 Ibs ron .oa a. - IS in S a- 1Id P.ee' are eaer
hre Is but little Engi Linseed ring and prices
Parcels It se aid considerable from ore az u s
ii5 IIos n-ae not aeve the advanced Professions of
loie At re eI fair quality Refined very nm with sales OF
sInng a. 40 a. end Winter ct CSC crud9 s,sr hsj
Lriy st 81 81 ~ @; h. a. of no sA- Hrnfc,arsf
without ehsnre the supply l. fair a. 2O5a oi,r
ssa inter- urbeeehed and blesched Lard oil Z .te.iv oJ
DDS sold ~ 30 We, time. Red Is qaet At &c
good demand and poor upp,v Of Blue
81 1891 81 !" an 'esu-'' -
PROVISIONS The market is sr..av far ola p. ,i.h
H'ey &C rsnai Dew neglected and plenty T- ,,ct a.
made up today shows but ssht ncrease since the sr M
there being oily abon, half the stock here Is tie se.5aas
.s In 1 yeai Ihs aggregate stock only as bbls All
"a oa Mes ery os bols which ess than rs.ay anfie
pa ea me fres are etc bbs- sic 7Idal7 fT III Me-
y 50 fsr nsw Mes sI4 s2SesH ssf for DO. PIne srd
81 1SG SO for FIue Mes Beef held All l. sool
canc for ne made and The Eats sales ~ 500 Lhls At So
ss75 Er Country Prince $40 S4si2D fr 90 Me-: si56
fl5 h H. packed Western and sl6 sCdss75 sr exr, IA
prime Msss nqrie ed after AM firm sales Of ls s
Clsxesnd az SCI Secf Hams heavy; Of 60 lh. AZ
&I6dfB for State. English Bacon is scarce a. al io.
WereIn Is frn sales Of 60 bids siaslc Cur Msss ere
without chense the demu fair sales Of 800 hAd sai tea
Prime no, plenty and in good en.ns SALE Of So bs 1879
md common IL dali Of sste lSa24 and ekis a.
fltGTe Cheese svery dull Of ellie.
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IMMATURE ALNASkc.......rHis DAY.
suNR,s.s so Sets .......7:25 MocS-Rises 10 l.
wArER...............rHi TINS DAY. =. .
Sandy Hook. S. Gov Island. 3: % He'll Gaie.lV; =
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The following sales OF Bonds and Stocks were maze
al auction by Simeon Draper:
$500 Ohio and Mississippi r. I'd Mort added. 5
acco share. Conrad Hill Copper CO... 10
40 shares Ft mington IN ~ Copper Co.......... %
sQ.ll0 shere Michigan Central kiroeG., 70
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1000. ALBANY, landing tesos way, 1000.
sysck Grsy Point, West Point Sewbursh, Poashke~p-
SIC, Rhneheek, Caiska Hudson, and co,ssSse Meas
served board The favorife ARMENIA, Capt
n. b. Cochran, wil on Tuesday May I, commence her
regular trps Albany leaving NcwNok from fot Of Mar
rays. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
att O'Clock, A. ~ n BA Bsfgase-Mssie will accompany
the Steamer each way check BagAge free For particulars,
inquire Newiork and Erie Railrosd Office, Chanbersst
wharf
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TOTAL STOCK OLD AND NEW BgEr-City Mess, 4o-.ast
month Gz-ast year. Oh City Prime, Ss9ast month"; 3Il-
wear sle4 Rerseked Chicgo Mess 6572-last 65is-
ies year $50 Railroad Beef l66-sst month lS-ias, year
Sat Refuse Mes 5z2lazt month, 6I6sst 65 Refuse
Prime, 2last mouth, s7-las year lJs Other Refuse 2s
last month 59-ast year. l(3. Tierces Mess, last month
Is-lat year Tierces Prime Mess, 24la-ast month
lsel-sst year. 246. Country Mes 4-ast month lSoo-
LAST year 2eSl Country Prime 36-las month GA st year.
76 Unexpected 8-ls month, 1904; last year 8Il To-
tails, &c 6g7-lsst month, 435-last year 2 "a
RICE-No features present Themselves The demand
to-day has been very modeafe the usual sales to the trade
casks have been sold At SEQ SO az strictly Prime
commands The stock stands still increase The i'm
port in May $50 erce 10 halt do from Charleston, s. c.
and l53 cm Savannah Ga The saes for the week are
tc mostly on speculation and remain in this market tor
reseliDg and
sKINS-Domestic Deer rner; sales Of 5000 10 Detroit
at2c; 4Sc0 n Indiana SIC, and 800 Florida az 2>c
Foreign are scarce Goat steady at od5 for Curacao
SALT-The firm former rates; 100 SACKS Ash
toms and 2o(0 ground.
sUGARS-Are very firm with upward tendency and a
coed demand mostly for renng the sales inc ude i8 hhd
Cuba Musoovsdo $50 boxes Havana at dosc aud
IS hd Texas private The Is the compars
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Wfean Gteamers, &r.

E r. f. f. NJ A N e. G. O's
CALIFORNIA EMPRESS,
(successors Adams Co..
Offce No. SO Broad
Our next Express for California will leave TUESDAY,
June e5 per steamer GEORGE LAW via Panama, closing
ragua closing Of O'Clock r. N. -.
u pi, .A 49, sssS n,ices FREEMAN e. Ca.
'i's" - Projectors.
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BY Telegraph.

NEw-BEDFORD-An May 81, ship George Washington,
Edwards Ochotk Ssa Spoke May OF Cape 81 Rogue shp
Game Cock, 0sSood 81 d. I'm. NswYpgk f0r Sec Sfaaera
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Total Pots and PearE. ...:.. ..;.'.., % -
COTTON-The market has egsin advanced G'c WIZ an &c
five demsnd The sales are reported 500 bae Among
tbe sales hear of 1900 bales in snu at poht OF ~
tale and lot of 20 bales Midling of l2c e 10 Inc
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A1rw work. and SAN FRANCIsCO EMPRESS.

NEW. YORK and SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS.
IN HAYES & Co., Office No. ~ Broedwy-J n. 4
70 will dispatch their next EXPRESS for SAN fkANCiSCO,
n charge Of through Messenger per u Msii sieamshps
GEORGE LAW, via Panama aud STAR OF THE WEST, via
Nicaragua on TUESDAY, June
Letters Enclosed in Government enseopes) aud ANAL PARCELS
JOHN W. CARRINGTON, Agent, No. 10 Broadway,
Under Panama Railroad Once.
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r. s MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Wis

TT S. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, Wis
u AsPINWALL and PANAbiA-caS,rnians arc -.
formed that the Railroad is completed and the annf
Of the lsthmus will be made BY RAILROAD, from Ocean V
Ocean. No more Mule Trayel-No River Boating
On TUESDAY June g. at o'clock p NJ from pier at foot
Warrens North River will be dispatched fect steamship
GEORGE LAW, Capt q. v Fox, u >. N,
To connect al Panama with the and superior steamship
JOHN l.. STEPHENS.
spare always kept Panama, TO prevent detention
case of accident 49,
No freight rccei .ed after O'Clock the sailing day
For passage apply at the Coapanys once No. ~. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

The propeller Arctic and bark Release Ct Kane Exped
don Quarantine in consequence Of the unyor
able state Of the weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDAmSEMIsr.
IL WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LiS W d.
magnificent new end steamer m
Colnmspder will leave Pier No 4Nosth River ON
June 2 st4 O'Clock Z. NJ, precisely. For Freight Syy
board where al bills ofadns viii b gaed and or q p,as
tue offoe Of sroFFORD, TlLEsTON 70, TO ,svss
S3i; 10 Pisfks rs. The sOUrHERNEh WI sneees'
leave on WEDNESDAY, Nay G.
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Markets.-CARrruLLY REPORTED FOR The TnrsgSE.

AsHEs-The market is without change the demand IL fair
ssles Of Us bids IS rs for Pos and SO for Pearls
WEEKLY STATEMENT BY LESTER, PALMLRASo
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TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For
" HAVANA and NEW-0RLEANs-On SATuhDAr,
lime st2P NJ from pier foot of Wsrrens n r ~ the
e and elegant steamship EMPIRE CITY Capt H. W ndie
Passage can be secured at the Companys Once
Freir6t 10 New Orleans, 80 cents per cubic loot
Shippers will supplied with blank bills OF ad.ns OF Hs
,, ned by the COMPANY on application their office Ne
other forms signed and no bills Of adns viii be ssnsd ssr
the hour of sailing. ~. c..,-
For freight passage, apply at the ONCE OF sS
No In Westst., corner OF warren NJ W. hNDhssN-D-
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Total o5f5 -J51lJJJ IJt'17-1
The exports Of merchandise as compared with April
show an increase Of about Million and of specie two
millions The imports as compared with April have
increased about two and half millions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-02

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
O-For BREMEN via SIMULTANEOUSLY Untsed
s.,,s Mai stesushp WASHINGTON, p. Cayendy, Comma
der vii sal for BREMEN touching at SOUTHAMPTON %
land mails and passengers for England and France on sAdUh
DAY June 49, al Il o'clock, M from Pier No North kva'
PIee of Pss.gs from NewYork to Southampton or Bremen
IL fret cabin, main saloon.
In fTst cabin lower saloon. ...........,...s. iy
In second CABIN. $500. '"
An experienced surgeon attached 20 each steamer s
delivered HsyIe London. All letters must pass move
the PoetOfice. Fer Passage Freight, eppy % , -
G. II. SAND Agent, No. II South w f.s1, ~ ~
The steamer HERMANN, win succeed the WAsHiSoi"S
and ssi July IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-08

Nov ~ should Ike - know 4 road shlsh hAs ~
e nafurai and creuaahs errors of
10 early anegers ~ he progress = ihn requiring
- hphianad material mschnety, inelncd planes, cir
cuitou route heavy grabs old fshionsd engines, car.
ae. 6c. ~ alive Iaee = NV and improved ones been
complsd - incftase - cafiial one hundred per
cent; and then sgaln ~ ~ own voluntary act and In
violation - e painest rules ~ en- tense Increases
S. esplsl ,eesbd time hundred ~ cent, should
ia 70 krov ~ ~ saeh rad has any gsss right
exrsc, fsnuneraii,e PROFITS M ihfes hundred rsf
cent capital 100 asiaai lnd 100 vastsiJ A. 4 stands
- day Ana hi, 20. Vt y D. remembered When ths
MA composition l. Ierfse'iy free sti oprn T. ths
uorN IL oar !uegInsni NJ isss i uafss,0nsbie
nataral, Ahfgfd.