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Alafbinsrr, 81.

FIRST-CLASS FURNACE-Warranted
"A superior 70 ssy hester IN he msse' It hos more
dfgsiys 10 the Of the Lr, clsmber AID fewer
Joints htn any Fulnsce made. This csn Ne rovei oy
acir invite who wish -
pa. .hase good article For sac Who'll, and re Al. oy
JOHN LiDDLE, No & Brosd-sy, " \.
MACHINERY, OLD IRON, AC.-For Sale,
WI The following remains Of TIE SAW MIL a tie conner u
Canal AID EIn
/ Steam Ena. Of l9..rch bore. feet s'roks.
Ste.n. sngine oi l0.iEch bore, AID SliDch stsote
Cylinder Boilers &C fee. long eaA S0acs diameter.
70 CicEl- \ Tvs, nom 10 feet.
50cCO be OF Gas: Iron Shss Wheels, guleys, &c.
5000 lbs. Wrought Iron Shafts &C.
eco lbs OF Cast Steel Shafts &c.
go h. Of Bssss Boxes
A large Iron HotN .ter Tam
Apply to GEORGE Bruce, 40 IS Chao befs-.t.
DIRE NUNS fer FIRE ENGINES. The large
Colo Media. will be awarded 'or tao oest STEAM FIRE
ENOINE GDG fr the FIRE ENGINE, be operated
hant power exhibited at The Fa Of the American Institute
tbs FGll by order Of lie MAragsrA
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DARThER WANTED The advertiser, who

I owns Gtb.e IHtMTOAL NANI FII TOEf, Tee
jebt b.s ced IT'D h:r OF me best Practical
Chen ss living desus Of meeting vita thorough business
tW 10 80 600 capital or the puTPo,e Of extend
which very lucrative. Couinu cations cont.
d, isl. Address Box 2 $50 PostOtic
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THos. VEIrcH Auctioueer, store No 10 81 uee =
I WILL expose to Sale at Public Auction, on
i WEDNESDAY Auz 49, 1856. at II Q in No l5i
West 37t st. PRESSES and LArHES AID cher hACbiN-
cry FOR carrying on a STEEL FEN MANUfACrokt' nc
0'UNIS MORRELL, Auctioneer - Extensive
STICK of HAVANA CIGARS will be sold THIS (Ssturisy)
AFTERNOON, o'clock, by order Of the importer Cats.
be had by calling place Of sale No ~ SsAu 81
They 5e closed. Dealers will be prompt, u tan 70
ipecia aid rare occurrence
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BERGIER respectfully informs her

VI friend. and tb~ pnbc n general, tina hsf ooAaD'o
al Day SCHOOL for young LsG'es vii ee reorenel on
WEDNESDAY September 10 Circulars GAG Dc oo'a'ne1 ~
bsr re.serce Nc. 1872 hstisoL Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-09

i one # the drsirahe NEW SPAPtR ard JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS IN this - te oisre, iof
sole able Tie Otics supYe1 with
Leis,Cy Hoe Pres Gard and Hand PTes,, srss as
pc and Fixtures; Newspaper Type hroush
tn3 AL complete order; Gas sni ataT tiS'uss Sc
For parus, as 10 business Sc ieren NAV be bad -
". FOWLER, esq, No. - Broadway ;. +. CALLAHAN.
W 1lJ Na.saust 10 ANDREW MIND No. l@i Nassau Il
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U ~sVFVOs Fof SAIL NHkAF- the StOIh Of =
li0TsE- Fl RhlsHIN ~ STORE. toGsthsr with a FLUID
ROUTE worth 81 0oo P,i year profit sd ,nb.sns son
SO 10 SO csps6e 4 te,s co4sdersby Il.
crosses. ApI.s 70 .. . .
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wi sTITtrTE No 2s 4hst OF MscdOngs vii reopen
nb,r g 1876 Puos from years OF sgs and up~1s
as u,red m the Jul ior Middle snd Senior Departments
" CLARKE K TANNING, PrIci P&s
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DRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for SALE

MILLS for SALE CHEAP.--Two Run
WI FRENCH BURR STONES, VISTA Oesrns compete.
Apply AZ 20. l. 9 W ster 4.
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Il
IL WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL, 81 this pse- can AXE the
Saeogs sLd Whitehsi Railroad Noresu . ui 80 IRON
Cosehes "a miles 70 tbs Lax. the Panffosd
through 6len's fsls
The 90, Of Jonn lay ony saeet the trtyel
through axe George Ti-orc and the upper Lakes
Any urhsr d.sed IS 20 L Hotel or the Laf'
b. % 81, q u EDWARD P CLARK No le5 SrosdSsy'
~ .Inlk
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T'O CAPITALISTS and rHILAYTHROPIS g

WANTkD-From $4,000 TO ST., Ot0 on I'M
w proved City Pcperty worth more tasa iouN. t4s
suouIt. Address B. n Tribune Ohce
&IOM WANTED two energetic Bust
W VsVOVs meas Men with sbo AZ 81 40 or = pol
each, TO Pt RCHAsE al INTEREST AID TAKE CHARGE
Of a large MANUFACTURIN BUSINESS uo.tl, f,uc,
Iron One for factory and Sai.v liberal Bu,.
second 20 Address with real mans IRON B. 81
NESS Ua.onsQGaEs Post Ofce.
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IVA who be applied pur hsse interest
OusIry Of Bu oiI Marble Dock sc Sing
Obtain liable alton the wtnout charge
Ivy addressing note TO 4. Door, Box No $50 Post cihes
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FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for city property,
Gonses TO Get.

CTEAM POWER to LET-A Brick two-stOr
~ bUILDiNG loc feet by 80 81 slizsbethpor j. Apply
A. BAIZ ~ R-ra.v,v ~ 70 . ROLsrDS shxsbsthpor'
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

A FEW desirable ROOMS. with full or partla
"A BOARD csr now IA had in the modern built brown st,n
Houses Mo- l aHd ia Ess: hh'L opposite the Academy
hugs
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN uno.e ,,ed, Of
TAMFS WATSON If JAMES WATSON, son

- OF the Thors, wa,son ofash AL sc.l.by Carlisle;
hs si.ers pg sn1 sivins ,5crss, tc b. "hi
b.sr o. scne'hnr considerably 20 his sdV.n,se heisvet
that tie ssd James Watson .Gs.tsd Nes York 10 or IL
II bis de.h say person s7Dg information
thereof vii -oufer Should 'he sad James sson hsvs
81 s.vnI ssnd and have ls issue, sep cAaoa
u az De maze without deisy address e s N. NAI5eh,
HI,h HI. SealAhr Car .ls FrRA.t
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MI X, BTNVTffAN 90 I1'TOI1 10 to
VI SIC.L GYMNAsiUM-Bibe Heuse Astor p.sce, thi,,'
sv.nuA eutrsrce-The will begin on m'NUAi'
the Gr Of september. NumteT limited 70 twenty WIN
Primary Depsftnept.
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T. Z L o IS EN- OIL. &
IA Nor EXPLOSIVE
SECJ RED BY PATENTS
KEROSENE lLLUJINATIyG MI

II proved process OF anufscturs prepared odsr
thet BITE OXiD Of ZINC, superior In wki,snss .nz
h oD,b g. AirkFNS Co As,nS
No los WsshiDgtcoT
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ARGANIST- We nted, Situation BY cOmpe
" tent ORGANlST, ethsr ia this adjoining cities Ad
dre,s ORGANISE, TiibuIe Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-15
8 Albany Beef" Along the Hudson The
Sturgeon Trade.

From the Albany Statesman, June 81
not think It stands alone in this respect W. viii not
stop to discuss this question, but merely call " mind
the fact that smong the many spi.he bestowed upon
proud, when spoken OF . nultltudinous pecuiarity
with rsspsct to the latter. We refer to the epthst
ties, having emerat.d from sturgsondom,n or are
"sturgeonites," that they have been brough. mp on
Now it's ofthis albany beef that W propose TO speak
in de all that outsiders those "not to the
bonn can II they choose, snigh'en themselves some
what with regard to this luxury with which the people
residing the banks Of the Hudson do regale
from year to year.
In looking over the natural history Of this great State
We find there recorded a fact that there are dis
tinct and sepa1a'e kinds of surgeons. VIZ -
One called the lake sturgeon, which measures from
tsio E,le well in all the upper lakes and the
other the sharp sturgeon which is m,sty found in
,he waters OF the Hudson though some OF the species
are occasionally caught as far East as Maine.
The sharp noeed sturgeon as caught 10 the Hudson
from f9Sr % eight zee. in Length and varies 10 weight
seen IN Albany was caught some Ave years ago and
weighed 4S6 lbs.
But object in writing this article WAS and is simply
TO show how much Albany is annually benefited by the
catch and Of this ashland TO show that tn peo-
pie Of city stand little ridcus subject that
brings money to their purse
rse catch usually commences about the middle Of
April and continues until nearly the LIST of Septem
stctcns from Troy to New York bay BIT the Localities
that yield he greatest number are Hyde PARK and
Low Point. little below Newburg, on tbs opposite eide.
The number disposed Of in Albany ana vicinity, daily,
ssy from April is TO June /, is about 90 From that
time until the midcle Of August the number disposed of
in the city and vicinity will average $50 weekly,
duIrgtre whole SEASON $500. These at an average
weigh; OF $50 los. gross will amount TO e25,060 lbs.
gross Allow that half of this weight is offa, and
you have az 900 bs which retails on average at
cents per h., which makes the total amount realized
$ls,750
This ia not all. There Is yearly extracted from the
os If ihss- FISH, oil TO the amount Of nearly 100 bbls.
Az Newburg last year, the fshermsn extracted the
Ams pnt OF 500 barrels 1t lis good any oil
for the purposes Of light, and is highly esteemed by
many curative agent for cuts. bruises, b., This Oh
sells by The barrel for Is PER gallon Thus it Will be
perceived that the sturgeon Yields to those engaged
The tiade and belong to this CITY 1t least $40 900
nually, of which over $l2 900 is clear profit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-15
Gun Boats and Troops for Canada,


The gun boat feet is to be immetistey tied With
Asfs end snd made ready for voy sgs the
Atlantic rnde- sail Their desoAtion is the Canadian
lakes.
large addition to the SIX regiments ordered to Cana
do cntempAsd at the SAILING OF tbs last steamer
and The Jews Of the dismissal OF the British Auisr to
the lEted States and the acknowledgment Of Walkers
government by the latter after solemn of lis
eAvows Of the expedition and desire to cooperate with
England to put IT down, will the British forces 10
Canada to DO put en- the war footing.
The plenipott s1es who will most speedily AID per-
msneny settle all exiting and probable causes of eis
pute WITH the United States fleets, gunboats and
soldiers, and Lord Pamers ION Is jus. the man wno
ders'ards the ligot way of orr ging the American
govern ment to reason.
large lumber of heavy guns and mortas Of the Cri
mean siege tram, and the reserve ammunition from
BshklAvia ordered for shi omept to CApada-
The regiments the way and those under oyders,
brig With them all their wagons and camp equ,psge
Another battery of artillery, Mr. Gilmour, of Gilmour
Co.. Captain, and Nj Kyle Lieutenant is now form
ing Four others are also spoken of.
We are surprised that Of military cttizsus
have Dot thought of organizing troop Of mounted rifle
men, the most valuable force for the country.
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DEsrRucr1yE FIRE AND LOSS OF L1rE.-The New

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-The New
PORT Fla, Wskua Tunes OF the Attn inst rays No are
panied have record the entire destruction by re
Friday last, of the oil works and turpentne still OF
Mr. T. c. Htlbrook OF this place, with the loss OF
life of Mr.. Patrick Collins formerly Of Brooklyn N Y,
but for the last six months industrious and vaua Die
citfzen Of town Mr.. Collins, who employed to
tuperiniend the works at about ten O'Clock that
morDiDg, engaged in making bright varpisb and while
mixing nsp,ha with hot rosin, the ignied causrg
report similar To he e'cspe Of steam from The aety
valve o. boiler The Games spread ALMOST ns anty
TO every part OF the building (eghty by ono hundred
eet), which vas en- trsy destroyed, with al the
binery, tgether with all hs outouilongs the pre-
mises, and hundred bsrres oil ready matured
and large quantity Of msters Mr. Csltns covered
with flames for the river, some two hundred feet
distant, and plugged in The unfo tuna,e taken
the carried h,ms, where he agsred about
thirty hours he excruciating pain. IL thought
that he NUT have inbalei the aaoae Mr.. Collins has
eff wife ard Eve children to mourn his death. The
usl less by this Gre ia fifteen thousand dollars
bat this oirect loss to town and surrounding coun
ny can hardly be estimated 4 is public calamity
the At business which has visited our to Va
sinee is settlement 1913 Many of citizens were
directly ina eety interested in the prosperity this
establishment for the Ina,ufscture Of tsrpentine and
resin oil iro I'm the crude article.
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city Intelligence.

The PUBIC CARTMKy's UNITED BENEVOLENT Pro
rEcTvE SOCIETY held meeting at No. 76 Prince stree.
Wednesday evening last to preparations for their
annual procession The first Monday CT this month being
The day in which they generally turn out having passed
by the soosy to the conclusion turn on
4,h of Jay next The different committees appointed
to carry out the measure Mr.. John McGrath recoa.
noenced such measures be thought would secure
them the reputation and good which they acquired
On former occssions. After other business being
transacted the society adjourned to Wednesday evening
next order to finish their arrangements and select the
srsbaIs, &s
ExHIwTloS IN WARD SCHOOL No. 5.-A large and re-
spectacle audience assembled Friday in Ward school
No. S, to witness exhibition of the pupils The
ercises consisted OF Rotations and singing by the
cboisrs. and tae performance Of piece representing
erhensment Of the Queen Il May This pisce WAS got
% with admirable taste, and suc oessfuly car
Ii,d out Then there the humorous dialogue called
Fanny Grey in which the part Of tbs ,ruant lover
was given with an expression by Master ODonnlL that
provoked repeated laughter Addresses made BY
mr. Nelson Mr.. Green and Mr.. Boess, at the close Of
the exercises The school house will be closed as,es to-
cay II 10 to uLdergo considerable alterations and I'm
provereIts. 1t will however, be reopeasd in the tall
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SINGULAR CAsE.-SUPPosED CLUE TO MUIR
l849.-n will be recollected that the an Of
March succeeding the Inauguration OF Predeot Taylor
the dead body OF ound the towp4th OF the
ALEXANDRA Canal Arlington, and inq uest held
the OCCASION resulted in the verdict that thu
his death toe incting of two on tbs
hy knife degger in the hands Of person or
pers6ps unknown The deceased Q apparently
SO 40 OF age light compl. xion, brown hair and
bad on drsb facK coat and dark pAn'soons- Thrust
In bis bosom large knife stained with blood bu.
Soon aer a arrival here tire body REQ gnizsi ~
relative who tainted eeng the corpse) that OF
T. W. Hove, OF Nottingham Nd Notice scot to the
amfly Mr. Hoye and teiegra phto despatch re armed
as tLowe;-s'Mr. Allen has just ;urned from Not.
tngAam and finds Mr. Hoye at hone AMI yell.u
Shortly afterwards is recognized the BODY
OF an Obioan, bat |. turned that h. u
had arrived homs cafe Amid the numbers who
came on to atte1d the Inauguration il At last
su pposed that some obscure In 1vidusl had met "a
untfmely fa.e and altar many unancce-sfu ia
quiIies-no missing man being heard OF auY Th-rs-
Mr.. J. Grnbb TOOK accurate csg aereotyoe OF ths
bocy and The deceased inferred on psloy IL where
he bss slums ered for seven years. o. Monday
search OF Information OF Chrutan Hershey who ists
Manor township Lancaster county Pa TO attend tbs n
sugurauon Of taylor. and not been heard OF
SAio Hershsy about 81 OF age aud Of in'e n
pera,e hsoa bu. wha. strongly connects the murdered
with the missing the ia;t that bis brother,
Who acct mpanies Mr.. Hsrbecket, Ia almost Identical in
feaufep vi the BODY found. Al estate baa been le of
which he missing Ia her ebciary spd the search
t)r BIN has thus thrown some light an mystery which
further igatiou may 10 unfold clearly
4hzondrtd IVA Sennnt
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The CANALs-FIBsT ARRIVAL FROM BUFFALO,
The canal boat Seneca reached ths city O'Clock last
evening Unusual demonstration manifested on the
occasion When the Seneca reached West Troy she Was
met by party who obtained band to accompany her
this city. On her way down the canal while the band
oiscoursing music, the party engaged IN
ing the boat with dags and srsamers Her arrival
was announced BY the booming OF Cannon and the firing
vas kept until the boat was safely moored at the
phyeo YANKEE Doodle, which caused largo gather
ing Of boatmen and sailors the boat Cheers upon
cheers given, and after hearty copgra .ustion
with the captain, the party retired 1t singular fact,
but true that the same boat and the same
captain Game through last and the first
reseh this city from Buffalo. This followed by
further demonstration today in which forwardes,
mission houses and the trade generally par icipAted.
The shipping in harbor presented very handsome
sppsArance-coors flying at masthead upon nearly
every vessel at the docks and PIERS from the South ferry
10 the extreme end Of the Lumber district. It was .
gala day. and that viii long be remembered for the
Seneca WAS just month in coming from Buffalo to this
city.-Albdny Journal June IL.
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SUICIDE IN NEWPORT, *. Coroner Vanzandt
held inquest, yesterday, tas BODY OF Wiliam Bur.
click, which was found hangirs i, beam in barn In
william street, a,out tep o'A <. The deceased Vas
aen Of the late Elder Burdck - this city, was about
'hirty.two years old, and q by trade. From
appearances, ne probably $40 d whseibarrow ana,
having adjusted, swung inse Of On the tip OF his
too cnsst which stood LeAr by, too following writ
ten vi h chalk
Life has 10 charm. have not slept t'r ten nights
csnt-crszJ par'ly. brought on by 10 neglect my
when have coed job. Poor mother. ret.
He leaves . wife, but children. rle last seen OF
biG TUESDAY night, about hal asst nine o'clock
Duripg Tuesday ne complained OF bel very nervous
and said that he had taken opium enoueb TO KIN ten
m,h. He could not have been ranging ~ the body
warm When found, but Me was OK iact.-Neqypot
E3cs, ysg< IL.
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Tho Turf.
WRNTV0gv

LEXINGTON TRorUSG CLUB-kRsT DAY, June 4--Purss
$lfo, mile heats best three in Eve, In harness. tor
horses tn never beat three minutes In public
VIM. NJ Yates 6. G. Van Pearo6. ............. l ] ]
T.. Skeilipg's Oh g. Billy MoCrscken. ..........
Time. s:09-258x-259
SECOND DAY-Aach for 5000 mile beats best three in
five, In hsrness Track to be dry and Van Pearcs to
carry 25 los ezra.
VIM n. Ystes 6. G. Van Pesrce. reed f,rfeit.
j. b. Clay b. Tom Thumb .......... paid forfeit.
ZANE DAY.-Match, mite beats, to GO - they please
l.. HerI's CHI. T. Ellen Swrt, under saddle .....
J. b. Gays br. 9. Tom Thumb, in harness. 2dr.
Tine, 26lk The winner carrying I25 lbs
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Personal IntoIlasrnocs

Mr. and Mrs Dallas and M. Philip Dallas s.tsndsi at
the Queens Craving room Mrs Rowland Shaw, of Bss-
ton, was presented" BY Mrs. Dalss and Mr.. Rowland
shaw and Arthur Lyman, OF B~ton by Mr.. Dallas.
hArcole'A departs by the steamer Of the 18th the
Nsaara for London Paris and Madrid. his frsnos
ment Of that Sae His AmiAble and acc pushed Lady
will accompany him
Tbs A,be Coquereau has been summoned to Bordeaux
TO await the arrival Of the Legate who is to bold the
Imperial PrI CO ~ The font. Ths Able u the
accompanied the Prince do Joinvis to st. Helena to
bring home the remains of Napoleon l.
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As compared with the previous the gross sarn,
iDgs Tell oil 1872 312 A. and the expenses were redu ,e4
So 1856 81. sh3vipg gain In net incoms OF 2lbI8 "
The road and equipment represented 20 DO good
rider throughout This resuit IA certainly ouegng
tho wing upon diminished gross earnings
income equal to the entire interest Fl rst Mortgage
bonds ana than two psr cent the Second hrr-
sge.
The Boston Traveller gives the following facts reativs
to the sugar and molaases trace Of that city
This city the largest moasses and sugar
kets in the Ucon. New York may excel B,ston 10 the
latter artee and particularly in tbs sale OF hgshssA
sugar, but In bcx and beg sugars and molassss Boa
ton has the superiority Besides direct imports Of
lana and Gloucester finds its way hithsr for dstiuos
purposes. 1t is cent here from Bristol and New
port, Rhote Island Our usual import until last year,
Of molasses il about 70 600 hhds: Of sugar. 90 oct
hhds 80 boxes and 100 900 bags, comprising about
$50 cargoeS each year. This vsst quantity taken By
market fol retailing and manufacturing. Boston has
the most exteE sve oistilation OF in the United
States and its sugar re6neres require great supplies Of
Lesned augsrs very large, nearly approaching New
York In Importance. The Chiian ana California markets
own domestic trade requires ten times much refined
sugars II did few years With these great
calls which constantly Increasing for sugar AID
lassea receipts have fallen eli alnce 1854 enormously
Small the quantity Of moasses received ut this port
last thus far this have only received
halt much There seems to be great scarcity ct
all the Cuba and other West India ports Of fair quality:
Melasses il worth 40 cents per gallon in thus market
high common grades being worth cents and refined 10
to Il cents The prospects are now favorable for still
advanced price for both and moaases a. the quan
tty coming to Boston is known to Do very smLl
Tho annexed statement exhibits the quantities lin
pound) cotton ported from the United States to thu
principal commercial countries of the world, and the
nuai average amount thereof for period Of Ave years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-15

The company paid IS for passengers and freight
between New York and Newark to the New Jersey Rail
road ConpAnH0
comparsDA Of the footings Of the weekly hank
statement of the Boston banks with those Of tbs state
asnt for the previous week. exhibits the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-15

Ei st Gibson S.eu county oegfng % Jcnn Clio.
son Of A'b,ty vss burnsi do tas Sta Inst Loss
about S3b 90 No insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-15
AND COMMERCIAL.
M ON EY MARK EFT.
SATURDAY, June l4-6 p.

SATURDAY, June If--b 2. NJ
There rather blue stock market at the first board
to-day. With little more activity than we have noticed
for days. lower prices ruled throughout Illinois
Central Bonds fell off 4 per cent; Canton Company 4,
Cumberland, u New York Central Railroad, a Eric, *
Reading, 81 Chicago and Rock Island a. Michigan Cen
trail Railroad, Il; Michigan Southern, y: Cleveland and
Toledo, r. Cleveland and Pittsburg, q. Wisconsin Lake
Shore Railroad advanced u per cent. After the board
the market was very dull, and a further decline
realized.
At the second board the market touched lower points.
Erie declined 4 per cent; Cumberland, Il; Canton Com
pany, "a Cleveland and Toledo, u; Panama Il Milwau-
kie and Mississippi * Harlem, 4. New York Central
Railrnad closed al the naornnp,s nrices.