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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-13
THURSDAY, June l2-P. u.

The Sto k Market has been very dull during the
dav but strong There is disposition TO sell short
and but little disposition to buy. The leading fancles
are well held, and Ere, Readicg, &c, are scirce-
especially Erie, which lent to the shorts to consider
able extent without interest. The features OF the
market are much as before, with increased Grnness.
Erie closed at SCI 957-which is = cent better than
Yesterday Reading, 9ls. Central, OF. Cleveland and
Toledo, 75s, &c. Nicaragua sold as low as lol, but
closed at lOI The sales to-day understood to be
of stock belonging 70 the estate OF the late Nelson
Robinson. Negotiations going on, We understand,
which nay result in establishment Of the line via
Nicaragua by the Transit Company. The principal
difficulty s to find some one 70 negotiate with who Is
authorized to bind the Nicaraguan Government. The
sales TO day show remarkably email difference be-
tween cash and time-t being no. over IA e cent
for 60 days. Railroad Bonds firm, bat n u active.
OF State Stocks II e sales 5000 Mt full prces-
iIcldding CAS- 900 Missouri &c at ssl.
To-day is the anniversary OF the great pane ~ sochs
on the 18th June 1874, when price, Tell Oh 20 -
cen, IN day with not cloud IN he hnanfla ky anu
,nopexa. q cent Values, however were vastly
more initiate than now, and the stocks generally dealt
in much s. sound Such fall could hardly occur in
the present state of the market. The current prices
on the nth of June, lsi4 were: Long Island so
Norwich, CO; Canton, so Harlem, so, &c We an
mex comparative figures showing the decline al that
period within ter or fifteen days:
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AILEN-JOHN

AILFN-JOHNSON-A Lover Sank, v. J., on Thursday,
Juue Edmond NJ Allen of Minnesota 20 Miss Margaret
Am Johpsun Of Lower Sank, n }.
BELL-BROWN-At Baltimore on Tuesday, June 10, Mr.
JOIN Bel Of Winchester Va 10 Miss Made Il daughter Of
j. Hsrman Brown Of Baltimore.
CAMERON-FARLIN-On Wednesday, June II, Mr.. John
G Cameron Ct spuyeu Duyvel ~ y, 70 Miss Cynthia VI
Failin Of WNrensburEh, y. Y
COSrA-MORRlLL-At Boston, Tuesday, Jnne TO- Capt
Joseph NJ Costa Of 81 Michael, TO Mia Jane Morrill, OF
Boston.
DAWSON-TERRELL-At Sparta, Ga, On Wednesday, Jane
4 Fdgar Da~son esq. Of Columbus Ga aud Mise Luce,
only oau sht-r Of the iste Hon " III. Terrell, NJ y.
pAyIS-N ALTERS-At Brooklyb, Tuesday, June 10,
Mr. William & Davis 70 Miss MARY Jane Walters
HOVSTON-PLEEr-On Tuesday, June 10, Thomas Hoas.
tor OF New Aasruia T. daughter Of Samuel Fleet
OF Brooklyn.
LEwls-SHiPPEN-At Philadelphia, On Tuesday lue 10
Robert NJ Lewis j. TO Alba p daughter OF Richard Sn9'
pen, esq all Of this ciiy
sHEPARD-MAGEE-At Paterson N j., on wednesday,
Inn :. n hy the Rev Dr. Wisg's Chafes " shepard ESD
of avere, Tosa County v Y 10 Miss Mary, daughter OF
The late Dr. Wm Msgee OF Patersna-
sPRAGUE-BENFDrCT-inA Albany on Monday, June ?, ~
The Rev DR. SpIasue, Wa. B. sPrseHe, ~, aud snAn H.
Bspedct. DAUGHTER vi Le~is Boue iet, al of Assuy
TRlPP-sMIrH-At PecriA. Mich on "Wednesday, NAY p,
by Prof Nc EIdowisy William Trip, NJ D. 81 ono TO Mss
Sarah NJ Smith Of che former P4sc-
TURNBULL- ANpERSON- On "Wednesday, Sa-e IL NJ
George ". TurnbSl TO Miss josephine Andersen
WRloHT-DOE-At Portlsrd Me-, Monday. June ? Mr.
John Wright to Mrs Mel'ss n De. eoia Of tfa1sior-
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,;.... collection Of no. and greenhouse plants en-

collection Of no. and greenhouse plants ex-
hibi,ed by George Hanlyn, gardentr' among which
was the Pitcher plant, the l1ora coccinea' the Anan-
d,a ner;folia, and the Ciusus decolor.
The second best exhibition was by Martin Co'opy,
gardener for II. Prentiss. Among his collection
were the following: Raupelia grata, Banana plant,
Dracsena robs Ardisa creDulata, RhyncosPermum
issn noides al d Pimetia decupate.
A Gordon, gardener for E. Hoyt, Astoria exhibited
the four best specimens Of plants in bloom, viz; l1ora
coccinea, Roupella grata Erici virdifors Ronde-
lea and also the best single specimen plant the Erica
VeItricosa bothwelliana.
Mr. Henry Tanner exhibited the six best Fuchsias.
In the center Of the room table covered with
magnoas basket hand and parlor bouquets strawber-
res and grapes of dollhouse growth and very large.
The display Of cut roses fine a. last year,
owing to the backw ardness Of the The colec
ton of vegetables embraced quite variety.
The Exhibition was visited during the two days by
nearly four thousand people.
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Shxybv TAYLOR Lima. Ohio, has assigned.

George j. Anderson, sanda-ky, Ohio sold out ana
made assignment /, " SAID WIN ne"y Pay ~ I'm
Box & Berry, Elmore, Ohio, have made an as<ign'
ment. -
f. l.. & j. NJ Grisby, GAINESVILLE, Oao' have mshe
an assignment to Alfred Menicks propose to settle ~
37I 2 cent, at 6, and IL months, assignee as en-
dorer.
Alexander Mckee. Rock Island, ILL.,, failed.
Dieck & Franks, Camden. S. C., assigned.
A correspondent writing from JanssvilIe WISCONSIN,
says: .h.
4 Times are hard, and more goods have been bought
here than can be sold and paid for promptly. II New
York merchants send more goods st they must III axe
III their minds TO wait for their pay
An, Their correspondent writes from j het ILLINOIS,:
.Tmes are very hard so far as money IL concerned.
Corn only % cents. Farmers viii not sell at that
prce. and consequently DO not pay their accounts
which OF course cramps the merchants
Another in Western city states:
"Mopeyi is tighter than have ever known it, and
can be loaned out here on good rt mortgage OF real
estate at = cent a month great deal OF properly
Is advertised by the sheriff. Look out for squaAy
times"
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riod within ter or fifteen days:

After this great decline, the maIke' recovered S.
most a. suddenly but never resumed the ial! buoy.
aney which had previously obtained.
There is not much doing IN Exchange, AID ra.es ere
as before poted Sterling sd9i y cen. Francs,
.5.lsis5l6l.
In Fr,ishts the market IS scarcely 20 firm. To LIZ
erpcol 20 eco bush. Grain, 81. I'd, n ships -;
100 tuns Fustic, los 500 bales Cotton, l6d 800
bills Pork part yesterday al - I'D e2s Cd 5000
bhls Flour, Is. AID =. sd 500 boxes Tea 25s.;
2sooo Is Whalebone, 49,. 1000 bbls. Rosn, .. %.
To Antwerp, 900 bbls Resin at - 3D. 1900 bush.
Rye. co and 100 TINS LogwoOd, POS. sd.
The business of the Sub-Treasl ry was Pad si3s,-
SOS a. including $4,000 sept to Philadelphia. Re-
eeved, suo,69O Balance, s6,9si 347 60 Paid for
ASA, Office. sos - Pad on disbarsing checks
$50 sss ~
The supply Of Money offered on call oontinles 70 IN
crease. while the demand is moderate. The curTen;
rate Of call loans is az cent but occasional trans-
sctiors are made at and even q cent lhe Banks
a,c dscountng nicely aud are pressing lcahs Gu me
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or Embellishments 1,
Cleared.

Stesm,hps-sophs, Greene Phlsdephia w. II. Thonpss,
Black Warrior Smith Havana, Livingston, Crocheron Co
Shire Eliza, StIout Bnenos Ayros, w. '" Dro.
rest Co AeIandrne, Cooper, 81. John, B. C. c. Dzn
can Co
BsssAI telope, Duntse Barbsdoe. A. Trowbise'. sons
S Monkey, Parker, Mobile. Eagle Ha,srd Car. "nisc
Button st Kits Beck & Gresyes; Raleigh HAM, HeIts
burg W r. schmidt Co Jno Howe, Moore, CsItenss
II. d. BIockmsn 4 Co.
Hancock ODER, Union Island, Thompson Hunter Wsppoo
York Msnzanis. Walsh, Carver Chase.
Schooners-Sory Wise, Crockett, Newbuyport, Mecalf
Duncan; C. B. Kudson, Booth. Key West Benner Deake
c. NJ Isvery, Dowdy, Camp PiptIey,ES Po~ell ha1ali
s.hr sop Baieman RIdder0w; Josephine, Smith, Rio
Jaueiro johnson Lo sden b. rlanner, APpesit Whining
ton ] r. Gilmore Co L. C. Felter, Arnold, CbArieson,
Scranton Tsmsn Ann Elizabeth, Hampton, Phrade phis,
II. d. BrookmaE Co.
sioop-WMren STANDARD New.Haven, master.
Barrel O. Cannon Ipserso Philadelphia, j. y. BrseS
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported Tor THE NEw-YoRX TRIBUNE BY JOHN EeroH'
WEDNESDAY, June II, 1856
AtmaIe IS Cstte-sbout i52 Beeyes and 81 Stores coz
ssgg of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves feang ana
wears old ~. ,o "a
WARKEr BEEF-E4tra p cwt, 80; first quality, 80 5oi
second quality 80; third quality. 81 ordinary, 81 Hides
= cwt 81 TulIow a. 81 SEA So Pelts, 81 to 50 Caf
Skins lSdl4c p ID. Veal Calves 81 -, 80. oi2a the
market. -. -. .,,o c--.
sToREs-Workipg Oxen, $50 rs. s65 s2l2 Cows and
Calves si2 s+5, SO, $50 $50, t52 80, sSt Three
Years Old So a. S45 Sf8, $50 S54, t57' go to ti
SHEEP LANBs-l4h5 at market Extra, -, ~ HIo,
4l2 By lot, so So IS rs ST.. IS So 81 !" to 81 49,
swISE-Whoe.sle soft Hogs 5ic hard corn fed, bic D.
Sales quick
REMARKs-Sses slow AMI prices contesed owing to large
Cattle expected at Brighton fofnofro~
Sheer and in little more freely now ha
bearug uetty much The IS sheep from ST. Lawrence
CouLty Y were sbsared They were owned 6y Chas
nrCsT,v esq The Carads Cattle sl owned by Col
Nudk The weather to-day severely warm ana retards
sales but has n nuch effect Oh prices.
the ritchburg RAILROAD W over
the Boston and Lowell Raosi 10 the Extension and 10
the Western loaded with Cattle Sheep swine,
sariL olw
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SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TERM-JUyE l2-BefoIe Judge
CLERKE.
Mary A Weeks ct al. ast Thomas $. Weeks.
judgment of divorce granted
Mary f. McNearby &c sgt. Lewis D. McNear
Marriage contract declared void.

SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TEsM-JUSE l2-3efore the
Hon. Justice WOODRUFF
L. Jones ard Lydia Jones ag George f. Beiche aud
Elisha Belcher. -
The defendants charged with malpractice. MIS-.
ZONES one Of PLAINTIFF the 8th Ut DECEMBER ooi
cor and George f. Be'char Of the defendants 10
his scton called end her IL proved 10 be st
,ry ard after being carried through she was
attacked by the gruieI form OF pueTPerA fever
alton Of tie veins utorne ph ebetis Most uufOru
na.y MIS- Jones was by this combination OF disease rendered
40 n valid for yeas is only able to hobbe ABOUT
on curches Under these circumstances Mr. Jones thought
that she had ssfuy treated aud he accordingly DIS
charged d. Belcher and subsequently sued h and MS faheI
for m practice lay ing his damages fDUR: 80
On the trial the 9TH called by the pIanun
who testified that orceps used and express II as their
opinion sklfly conducted For the de-
Tense Dr. fisha Becbr called, Who testified that he
was called IN consulting physician: that patient attacked as
Mrs Jones uualy died and pat en vas as kely TO DC
after an easy labor Dr. Parker TESTIFIED
that ndau stood high his profession as az accou;eu
and that from gaon Of the he was satisfied ht
the force dse relieved BY Dr. belcher ba
thst abc,sses and gathered the hp Jont but
he remarked medical skill could have prevented ~ Dis
Clark Wts Gilman and Nichols testified essentially 10 the
ftc,s 49,
Verdict for the defendants. For plaintiffs, K. Oyo and
c. D. Wefmore defer dants, w. 4. WemoIe and j. v"
Gerard
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WhaIers.

H..
Arr at Bedford oth ship Rambler wL oeao'a .sss
HoI oluu Dec rs Pernsm buco May with 30 to ~ 800
the resseee) 27e0 VIII oil, and loop IDS =. o ~
home voyage 56 bbls obJ 10. wa on 40 IN
bone lbs boz ffsn sAp ihiLos se -
80 bills oil from ship ~ dia Sep',,s ~
O. lat 81 g g. l7s "a W., sho VIM T. rye gu a
rs bill. 50 oil siuoe Leaving SsLc~ l.Dds; ith az d
5 Ion III w, bark Awosbonss, Tobey, Pal 80 81 o.n
Sailed 0th bsrks rhsmes Pope, Paeinc hsfs IhdlA -
sfoieD-Msy g. lat - D. Ioh o. OaA oei'' VI ~ -
Ar A. New? seoford II,b ship Polar Star Bailey lae bs
levi Ochok ses Ho1 oalu Nov - VIA New ZEALAND Pefa.n
May l5 ~h 100 bbls s2 ~ taken 90 passage ~
do b. and % % bone Sent home the yotis. 9 POI.
81 So .p VII oil ard 72j n bone Has on freight VI e
Al VII oil iom ship fobus, New Bedford "a oia 80
from Florida 81 do from Cornelius Howard; n 90 IT,
Onward do; 81 DO from Cora DO. 50 do fr1n PsIes' -
rom Henry Rneesrd DO keIos' SPOKE Jan % az
srnch Rock shrs Maria There's DAVIS, do no,nns 20
eayDs Sandwich haLcs Ld-Atfd Gibos Heno1s ~ =, ,o
p ard lCo VII jlh-Hope Gaord, do ~ .p s1Sa yf.a
visions and let him have month. supflFi 2lr-oa
leys Island MARI Of New Bsofori co. bois na9 Sv
Co,te Young named Daniel Bart a rsb
beir, dowe four day, preyious the boa 10 ~h,on ' hs
hsviIg been stove by whale the rsmsins tour o. - -
boat picked up by snip Mara Inefe-a s-D ''
Mary helm the s'oyen boat - hoSi GINA. Atlantic
Cd. Al 10 18th, bark solon (oh West r0"'
" Loudon 9Th inst .hi9 corIibsn hose s! 49,.
uol Island 500 e6s w9 o. Oh der Mare their ~sy
none Left, GATE, ship LAafeN''
l-oo obls. VIII OIL.
,D, :, and Capt. J. H. Cornell Of New bsp
a I r,,acted with Messrs heg Cannon o. Ia
1u 81, budrg u ship Of so tun', y De ca
Ifet,, 10 uuder the comlizld Of Capt Cornel
ne ~ p tuns has been purchases
Gtsr.e Ha..ey esq Of that city Sic Will be continues
s rs.vsp Of Fall River $50 tuns, -d az as "a
,s.S 20 " "a o Brcwnel Of New Bedford, fer 81 w. "
III te sot uued in the whaling business ,or, 10
BAH 5 Goodell Of 80 fun. lister euili 81
rte a heb had been ashore last Winter. sof tf
New York lob net, BY Greeuouga ba'det'
= SO, cash
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Court OF GENERAL SEssIoSs.-In this Court, yes
t,rsy before Judge Morris aid associates Noah b. Brown
convicted petit aeeny being the second ofense was sen
erced TO the State Prison or the Of Two years James
Cuan boy convicted Of burglary in the third degree was
entenced the House OF Refuge. Mary Tce inflicted for
saId larceny pleaded guilty petit larceny Sentence re-
erved John Wheean convicted OF Assault AID battery
ON Ar Duff sentence reserved Samuel Nathan tired for
sauns Th0rnss Bray wi k e, AID unng hun severely
be decision at the rising OF the Court
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sales Of stocks mt Philadelphia JUNE -

IR.ported for THE N Y. TRIBUNE: by J. r. b. rRft,
49,, Ie,d 200 CITY 6s ana p. 89i eco Pen S. o!i
400 do ca 1900 Psnp RR g. "a mort III 9 Hsw
50 Union Canal Pref l4 l51 DO cash "a 70 "
Penn ER II; $40 Long sal RR Isl l7o schqyl Nav o.
o. Is Gsrd Bank Ia; 20 Farmers and Nee BANK oo{ ~
Betrees scard-IOo Long Island r. b. 49, GiIad Bank
III. ... ID a.sppp .s,
I,beb Nav b5 7ft; 10 Besv. Need RR b 81 Litue
SchuyI r. 1: lSs Farm Mecb Bank, oSt Mechanics
Bs.k al; so Philadelphia Bask 49, 40 . -, O., ,
After BodrG-5e Reading RR, b. 4ti Al L''.e sc-'J'
RR., ASH
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DAB D.

ApAMs-At Cornwall orsrge County, Wednesday, noe
N Frances wife Of Nathaniel Adams esd 10 lie oth yea
Il her
He, encs invited 10 attend her funeral nom her ate resi-
dence, on Friosy, 18th met a. Z
BAkTOS-i. William sbars6 o. ~ednesisy Jups II, Of
SUMPTION J Aues Barton IN the '4th year II his sse
The friend md scquAucs respectfully Invited 70 attend
the funeral At o'oloek T. frtaY 1881, from his late
ls,ide CO. No. iSs south six h-stIest, Pnlamsbnrth
b0RCck'n Thu stay, June - Frances Pheoe boIak' IN
ths tsth year q her
s vla'ives aud ssds OF the fanny respectfully invited
Wshd her funeral from her ll'e reside &C. No "a Wet
on: on tlsee Saturday uorng o. . oeloSk, with
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NusBERFRoaEAc STATE.
PHILADELPHIA Markets. .JUSE 70.

small sale Quereitron 50 CoTroS quiet hold
ers tru FLoUR-fIoder firm AMI Gales Ieutly
trctsd ~ g. which uniform asking pnce fo standard
braTds; 30 % estern extra al 20 o. aud hddnEs
81 +5t2 RYE FLOUR dull a. rs So Co2s NEAL 10
ar request for Coultry, and sac Il Baaiywiue AZ
& NEEAT without alteration in price demand; sales
100 tu,h A. 30q IS lfe'ior prime Red aud 3
? S. Ter White prime lots are scarcs and wan'sd RYE
eco bush 72c fox Pennsylvania CoRS dali
and 6rootuE b oCO bush zoo Southern SIC. and
900 fair Yellow f5d4sc OATS in oemsnd 81
sc PRIME Southern GkocEKIEs and Provisions
charged with small business DONG WHISKY
eoutiI L, dull IL &c. hhds aud .. eitc for bills
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Passen gers Ar,;xs

n Z. s. W. .hGrship Teans.,,e f,o, p.
ReoMr. 5: Psroo and lady Mr. Love o. W s%A va Pep
Mr. Ca ysd.ll. Mrs. Rosario Egus Dr. LeA. IA and ny
lady Mr. Carlos, Arm strong ard family Mr. nsns1 ana
lsdy Mesus Carlos. Reyus, Hummer, Krbee, Tua and
bride Mr. KEW I. 5 Cos, Mr.. Raven, p Rre. hs bsn-
family C. : Walker, sado, T. James "a f.,,"a sad
b.. Ten and family Mr. HNsouse Mr. Perbxnys M or,
head Don Jose Hsngert, +. Dickms1, Mr. Qaabe,o 'e'
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIONs-JUSE l2-Before Judge
CAPRON.

Thomas Burns was placed on trial on an indictment
242 Water street .abbIg bin with knife. He was found
guilty assault battery only and remrndet for sentence
Edward Joyce one of the smart young men who
were in the habit visiting houses last Winter under preens-
Of repairing the roof but reality TO steal was ei He wHs
CHARGED with seau2 egery, 10 the value OF $3.50 from
the house Tu eighth street by the tin roof
dde The officer had toun' the stolen 3Sds IN MS possession
Louis DerriI burgh was tried on charge of grand
lacely in stealing various times from Mr. Philips his
poy and msl Ing entries hide his iona There
extraordinary effort 10 prosecute by the complains
petty proved the Jury found the
prison guilty Of petty larceny only Sentenced 30 Peuen-
thar onths
The CO. ad ioufned 10 Friday.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS

HORTICULTURAL ExHIEutos-rhe June rx,,.,
lion of the Brooklyn Horticultural Society ,ool ,"
Yesterday and the day before a, the Athenaun. Tho
Hsnlav of plants, flowers and vegetables was verv
e,s lint the collection was not large as las.
,sar Among the most noticeable articles e,hibi.
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TIE LATE ACCIDENT ~ FULTON AvENUE.-Cor-
orer Hsnord yesterday engaged 81 investigating The cir
attending the death Of the boy joseph A. Young
who was killed on the Fulton Railroad opposite Jay
street Several witnesses examined aid the Jury found
that he came hs cath by being accidentally run over By
railroad car No. 80 the 18th ins md recommend that the
Brootyn City Railroad Conpe impress upon her employees
necessity Of using the utmos; rTecauon in diving OF coz
dre the
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TAdver,isement.l
SAVE YOUR FRUIT.

BRooKLYS May H. 1855.
The undersigned purchased three doSeu Of the Mesrs rAS
HoDGKTrss CANS for the preserving OF Fruits ana u'od
the same in the Summer of 1855 for that purpose
find n en- in perfect order, no leakage or Ge
being manifest In any and recommend them 10 the
public respect Gale uIsed to give VI pe'
erel Q O any other used by me- WiLLIAM ME5Ns'
To Nessrs TAYLOR HoDGETTs, No 60 BeekmAns, N. Y.
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COURT CALENDAn-rHIs DAY.

SUPERIOR COURT-Nos. 3O2 453, 454 33s, 5i7, COS,
COS ST. o7S 49S sci 81 o0 AS, -, 22 3D. 93, 67 $50 j
OF Al, $50, $50 $50, SEQ, 1866 $50, 259 l56
S62 $685. 1871 1855 26l6 SS 1867 1912, 3l 1914 1888, = o.
SC6s ScS2, 3l56 u37, $50, PAR, 1851 2974 - 49,
sPEcIAL TERNNos 66, IS TO- lo4, 49, -, A, 75 H. l6
ia 1871. ls4. Al l25
CoMMos PLEAs.-Pa L. Nos. 52l, 633, 763, 76f
SIS 79e 7ss, els, sol. so4 265 PART IL
MOI. sSs SAC inclusive $40. SAY $50 $751; $50 as $50
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Fouyn DRowyED.-The body OF 90 unkno IN man,

FoUSD DRowSED.-The body Of 40 unknown man,
about a. wears of age ound yesterday in the cock at pie
No g. Fast River inquest held upon by CoIone
Perry Deceased about feet isches IN hight and was
d,e.d sailor or oDgshoreman The Jury rendered veI
diet CT death by drowning.
The body of Bridget Lynch a woman 80 years OF
ne was found Thursday the dock foot OF James street
She had been ABOUT twenty four hours and being IN
t,mteats in habits supposed 20 have fallen overheard
While iIc xcated Her occupation peddng oranges, &C.
about the docks Gamble held inquest upon the
h,5y an a verdict Of accidental drowning rendered
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Advertisement
Tho mn q gniicenfly finished PHOTOGRAPHS, for

which widely celebrated, as durable "a me De-
oil paintings Photographs aud Dsguerreoypes are the ody
pictures sken by the which can he depended ulL
Pet et pctures taken any Of the weather notice
Of sass pictures times called Ambr0ypes Will be folnd
under "Amusements" 6r.t page ROOFS GAe'y' NO
SS3 Broadway, corner Of FIanklinsi
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~ ne Novh R'ssr Reas a.d Rax... ose AL. "
7tNc eu'Hs. "sesi $40 a. Com s7oo do Os,s 10 ~
h, "a T,,e Raa,os@~ SO 90 Ashes. 80 d. wh.isy
100 90. Provisions ~"' " Pays "hsty,
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ADVERTISEMENT
MORE OF THE KNOCKING.-A gentleman walk

ing late the other night beard mysterious
lnock IL in the shape Of drunken rshman, by hs
and ked the gentlemen fiat founder; but timely
application Of Russia took the pain sud buise OF the
blow and ted serious rnis Saye
the bes, remedy in the FOR Sores sclds Cuts Pies
Cons Chblains letters &c 25 box Sold by RED.
Co No State Boston and by al Druggists at Is
cents, 50 cents, and 81 per box
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lAdvertisemeutl
Il TO THOSE TROUBLED WITH uCMORS.

Owing to the great demsrd for ScRoTvLovs OINTMENT IN
the City of New York shall be At No Plymoh doase from
9Th lith from a. IN. 10 Al those troubled win
BamOrs respectfully hyi'ea TO call AdvSe IN az eSss'
traits roNALD KSVNEDY Proprietor Of
Kernedy's Medical Discovery, Roxbury Mass
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IAdyertisementl

Young Lawyers would find it greatly to their adj
VANTAGE to have careful Analysis Of their PHRsNoLoGeAL
DEVELOPMENTS EXAMINATIONS, with CHASrs AID III" WIN
ten descriptions Of character, given DAILY ey fi'
No BROADWAY
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Advancement
Ut RoCKET AND DOWN LIKE THE

CUP LIKE A ROCKET AND DOWN LIKE THE
s-,cv The pretended Of the Brittle glass Picture
Known the AmbrOype, great mistake Ihey are easily
broken easily spoiled by the atmosphere, as every one mus
know who of the showcases along Broadway
for the pa.t months RoOT's Gallery No S3 Broadway,
conner Of Frsnkln.st.
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To Nessra TAYLOR d HoDGrTTs,
IAdver'isement
SAVE YOUR FRUIT.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, April 4, 1856.
Ipurchaed 200 of Messrs. TAYLOR HoD6ETs "lnfalhe
Fruit Cans purpose different kinds OF fruits
The result that found Messrs. TAYLOR HoDGETr's Cans
10 answer every purpose desired found the sealing
perfect and infaible if sodered by timer.
JOHN TAYLOR,
TaylOrs Saloon, Broadway, ". Y.
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yoryG observation-disclosures Y,-lne i. ..
,.re. sf Mr. WIN Pslvermuer No III Columbia d bv
surssrouy entered Wednesday evening two youns
W. N.w,on and Charles Johnson ~" NC hr.ns., of
me- well known Police And sac H., sisrv vas com.
horse esasns ara et from home returning soon after
-s,S he d.coverei Burglars "a hs IA ..ewsd he
nso - hs aeor 10 admirable coniuson oh ICING n
contents .i. fed int the street. where one OF tneih 80
detected tns of the Seventh Ward The other Ned
caught ~ n"nins nearly mile captured by Oficer
49, ae ~ The Eleventh Patrol District On s;4fcaing
.,. Ss4 No goi and bills, silver watch ba aozen
spoons s0d other property which tasy had oen
a. Pnlv,fmper found In their poss' tion They
@ he, before Justice Wood and locked up for exam sion
skson KEYS and other implements OF osuery were ioani
opoo them.