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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-08
DOBERTS 81 CO..
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DOBERTS 81 CO..
N ROANOKE SQUARE,,
Are now prepared with a large and complete
assortment of Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church
and Factory Stoves, for Wood and Coal
comprising over thirty different patterns,
many of them entirely new, to which they
solicit the attention Of buyers, as they will
find it the best selected stock it has yet been
their pleasure to offer to the public and upon
terms that will give satisfaction.
Tin, Copper, Brass, Japaned and Hollow
Ware, Tin Roofing, Cutters and Copper
Works of all kinds done in superior man
nef, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Sheet Zinc, Wire,
Nc.
Pumps of all the most approved patterns,
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, &C., ETHEREAL Oil by
the Dbl, and at retail, An examination Of
their stock is respectfully solicited which
they are determined to offer to cash or
prompt paying customers on the most liberal
terms.
no 26 VIM. D. ROBERTS, Jr. q co.
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Auction Sales.
NT,s SALE.

d. virtue of sundry executions in my
h h,3d as. Wa Nesev, ] shall sell atpub-
lie Auction on FRIDAY the 18th day of De
in " arehouse No. 8, on Campbells wharf, to
satisfy said executions. Sale to commence at
l0h O'Clock
TrRus cash in Bankable funds before the
delivery Of the goods. ...-,..,-
d slot Sergeant.
"A 4 n Cnnv
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Masonic The Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons of this State will
hold their grand communication in Rich
noud On Monday next. District Deputy
Grand Master, t. Z. Owens, has been re-
commended by the various Lodges of this
Masonic district for reelection. The fol-
lowing gentlemen have been appointed
delegates to the Grand Lodge, from this
city and Portsmouth, Atlantic lodge
Membership 70, d. d. Grand Master T,
T. Owens. Lodge No. l, Membership,
104, Worshipful Master w. d. Rey-
nods. Portsmouth Naval Lodge, Mem
bership 1871, Passed Master, l.. G. p.
Cowper Mount Vernon Lodge, (tndcr
dspcnsation,) Membership 10, Worship
fll Master, Arthur Wilson.
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BLOODGOOD IL co.
COPPER AND STOVE DEPC
No. 6, Union Street.

WE would respectfully inform our ~,
w friends and the public generally I'D
that we have taken the Store No. 6, 't-|zAS
Union Street, and have ON hand large and
complete assortment of all goods in our line,
such as plain and ,Japanned Tin Ware,
Brittania and Planished Ware, side and sus-
pending Camphine Lamps, Glass and Brit
tania Fluid Lamps, Fluid and Camphne
Wicks, Plain and Fancy Coal Holds, Also
Stoves of every variety, of which we keep
constantly on hand large assortment for
cooking or Warming purposes, which we
purchase Of the best manufacturers in the
Country, and warrant to sell on as good
terms as any house in the State. Come and
Judge for yourselves.
Roofing Cutters and Pipes for buildings
and Job Work of all kinds done in the most
substantial manner.
Copper Work for Steamboats,, Mills &c,
attended to with dispatch. Look out for
kEEFE u STORl'S,
Tin Copper and Stove Depot,
no IL No 6 Union Street
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OUR MARKET REPoRTs.-Our readers
may rely upon the correctness Of onrre-
ports. We give prices from actual sales
We intend to pay particular attention to
the markets.
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Now is the time to buy your Winter Cloth
ing, and you can get them far below cost, in
order to close business. Call at N. HAM
BURGERS No. "a, Market Square.
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A In our issue of yesterday we
called the attention of the Inspector to
the condition Of that part Of Queen st,
between Catharine and Cumberland
Streets, and also to the nuisance which
had been an eye sore to the inhabitants
of that ncishborhood for two or three days
past. In justice to the Inspector, we
must state that as soon as his attention
was called to our remarks, he had the
nuisance removed and the street put in
the proper order. We are well aware
that our cold" friend Capps, will use
every eNertion to do his duty faithfully,
and obIigo all those who call upon him
for his services.
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"Bum or 1000 FGowEEs"- Contrary to our
habit we take pleasure in recommending the
above excellent cosmetic for the Teeth, Com
pleXion and Shaving. Try it! =
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Norfolk OYSTERS.
5Vhe Best Fresh Oysters.

TIC BtSt FTtSH OySCtTS,
Theoretically Sealed, Spiced and Fried, put
up in Cans, that the Norfolk market can pro-
duce, Spiced upon an improved plan, impart-
ing to the Oyster the most delicate flavor,
and insuring their preservation in any eli
mate for a reasonable period in their first ex-
cellence in every respect. Also, Fresh Oys-
ters put in Cans, and in Kegs of to IL gal
Ions.
Having had abundant experience in the
business, and perfected his plan with the ut
most success, he submits his enterprise to
the public, with confidence in his ability to
satisfy the most tastidious taste.
Orders from all parts of the county res
pectfully solicited and pre- mptly attended to.
Terms Cash. Address,
HENRY FITZGERALD,
no l9--lm# Norfolk, Va.
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INCORPORATION MEETING. Agreeable
to public notice, a meeting of the citizens
Of Portsmouth took place at the Town
Hall on last evening to take into consid-
GRAFTON the propriety of petitioning the
the Legislature for an act Of incorpora-
ton. On motion of Stephen ,Cowley,
Esq, his Honor MayorJ. G. Hodges, was
called to the chair, and G. w. Murdaugh
Esq, was appointed secretary.
The Mayor on taking the chair, stated
in few remarks that the object of the
meeting was to consider the propriety of
petitioning the Legislature for an act Of
incorporation, the establishing Ports
mouth city, and the extention of its
limits.
Mr.. S. Cowley, moved as there were 50
few of the citizens present, shat when the
meeting adjourned, that it adjourn ON
Wednesday evening next to meet at Ok
ford Hall, and that committee of five be
appointed by the chair to adopt resolutions
for the consideration Of the meeting.
The following gentlemen We're appoin-
ted by the chair
Stephen Cowley, Esq, Capt. Samuel
Watts, G. Henderson, ESQ, Geo Balm,
and II. j. Phillips, Esq.
On motion of Geo w. Grice, Esq, the
committee be requested to procure Oxford
Hall for the meeting on Wednesday even
ing, and they have placards printed and
posted in the town, giving notice Of said
meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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THE LEoTURE,-Comt Street Bap-
fist Church was filled to overlooking last
night. to hear the last lecture of ex-Elder
Hyde, on "Mormonism." We We're
much pleased to see present, the Minis
tiers attached to the different churches of
the town. After the lecture ended, q
Committee was appointed, and waited
upon ex-Elder, thanking him for the lee
ture he had given, and wishing him all
success in his future endeavours for his
cause.
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NOTICE.

NN THURSDAY, the 10th of Deem
~ Der, inst, | shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder by public auction, at the late
dwelling Of H. Harry Cone decd in the coun.
ty of Norfolk. and 4 miles from the city of
Norfolk, on the road from the city Of Nor
folk, to Kempsville, all my crops Of corn,
fodder, oats, and hay, consisting of about go
barrels corn, several stacks Of oats and hay,
and the usual quantity of blade fodder, two
horses. and a cart and harness, and all my
farming implements, Ploughs, HarroWs,
hoes, &c, and all of manure.
And at the same time ] shall offer for rent
the house and Plantation belonging to the
estate of Hillary Cone, decd, for the next
year. Bond and security will be required to
keep the house and Farm in as good condition
as it is at present.
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"
J. &. POLLARD, Auctioneer.
At the same time and place of the above.
| shall offer for hire for the next year, negro
man Jim and woman Mary, belonging to the
estate of Hillary Cone, dec'd-bond and Sc
curty for the hire, will be requied with con-
dition to supply each with good blanket.
del J. r. HUBBARD, Admir-.
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Di.asfcrs. Nr.

HALIFAX NAV 2-The ship Robert L. Lane is in Shebourne
out of danger; reduced 20 six inches below keel,o
The steamer Eastern State Ladd Hall agents leaves Boston
fr Yarmouth Halifax early the morning OF the Zftn
IBy telegraph TO ElwOod Walter, esq
ScHR SALLY BADGER, hence for Gardiner Me- ran ssho,
near New London Harbor-and aerwsrd put into that port
h inst leaking badly Since discharged and mas gone Oh the
B.KE PRoMPr Robbins for Baltimore, sunk in Mobile Bay
had on board $40 bales cotton aud boxes tobacco.
DISTRICT OF FERNASDNA-ShPowners and chaIterers en-
rased In the Florida trade should remember that all tue pays
Irts Rivers and within the County OF Nassau are y
recent act Of Congress embraced in collection District
called the the District OF Fernandina TINS Includes Tue
Fords ,de Of the Marys River and Of course all the NH
on that embraced in the new DISTINCT and AL 'esn oOau
10 those landings at Fernandns instead Oh
- Mary as heretofore Felix Livingston, esq the Coec-
tor Of the District. ,o, ii,
ing loss Of hip ANDREW Foster the ship TuscaEoa mas arrived
here and landed her P.senser sss !; ogs sn @
THr sHP LlsARK Capt McGour ST days from Rio arrived
AZ 18th leaking ct the rate OF about ten inches
per hour and compelled 10 keep pumps ID action al inc e
SeHR d W SAUNDERS from Beaufort " c.. bound TO this
port ashore mile. south of Bsrnegat She's me center
bad vessel Of 59 tun-Sut Beaufort N c. in 1879 rating
and worth probably 1000 She is believed a. be insured
south She hac cargo of naval stores valued al sbout s
which partially covered By inIahee IN wan street ashore At
SINNERS Hesd in that harbor during the gale Of Tuesday
ught. and became total wreck o.,
RRiG JF,>y LIMP from Phiedephs for Bostoo with coal
went ashore on Chatham Bsfs night Of the Sd portion Of
her discharged .fn and she viii probably Dc GOT
ScHR WILLIAM JAMES Munsey, went ashore on the roc
ID Nor~sk 18Th inst during the severe gaze "ncn ,
al that time Several Efforts made to get he ON put
without Wednesday sst STE "ehl 10 PEE
The W j. was good vessel and was owned by Benedict
Co of New Haven VIII had no insurance;
BIG AUGUSTA It New YORK has been pure nssed
by Messr. W g. IL. cooper, Of SAG HaTbor She VIII De
rieged into bark and fitted for whaling -.t...s No.
BEIc Excl SIS tuns New York has been purchased O
Oliver r. Wade Harbor. and viii b. employed III ne
whaling business. She viii sl.o be risgrd into bark
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IL. funeral Without further notice. a. Christ Chureh Man
ks,set ct Al q m, THURSDAY, the 18th fnst-
LOssEE-At Geensbursh, We'tchester CsDy Thursday,
May s O lessee, aged 81 years
MAcy-lu Brehyn on MONDAY, May y, Mary ostsmAnn.
vie u DR. g. C. Macy. aged 80 years.
tn frsnds Of The family respectfully - attend
her funeral "Wednesday the 9th inst, At O'Clock az No
IS Court street
NURPHY-On Wednesday. May d At Jouesvife, Mich
only of VIM w. aud Ellen b. Murphy, aged years.
months and days
pueblo, Monday May as Of congestion Of the eTsn
Samuel second 81 Dr. John Purcell Of No. l'z hau'
street aEei II years. 10 months and Is dayst 49,,
RAHDELL-In this city, Sunday May ~ Da,'d r. Rsa
Rsnden youngest Of Thomas Francis ana Oeth''"' w.
dell aFsd year 10 months and u days . $500.
RANSCM-On sunday evening May Is at NO NJ, mia Of
Jers,y City. Nathaniel Baker Ramon, yo1nse'' ~
VIZ II. aud Amanda y. Ramon. =. go. ,,,,nscs.
sTALY-A, HayerstrAw on Friday, NAV q hin' ,non III
n,ild OF William and Leti;is Sesy, aged D year,
and IL days -, ,o, Fannie
srRGEANT-on Monday Nay g. Of typhoid s'e'' r@""''
A. wife Of Jas. w. Sergeant -. - NJ.
srAGG-At her residence stspeton ststep ,bse vidow
a. Nav d sfter short but severe Illness "a a.
Of The late Cornelius Stag, aged 70 year., ~,
sysERIn this CITY on Saturday M.y q o. MI
John syser aged - years, native OF SP~Asi"e' A'
England s...- NJ. % Iobr
ILLIAMs-In Rdeefeld Conn on Ss,g,aay NAY q s
O1by only child Of the Rev WIN H. "li'"'' AteN J''
months and 20 days
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........
Cleared.

steam.hips-oueen Of the South. Beas Bremen Z Gu
nsrd: Asis, Lott, Liverpool T. Cunsrd ?, D., =.
Ship.-J. W. FAnnng Briggs, Galveston, j. n browst
Co Brtanni. Patten, Sagurnsy River j. o. Baker 20.
American Baldwin st. John Grinnen Minturu Go sSuan
DO Jordan Quebec Snow Burgess; Donan; Meyer nam
burg z. Beck KunhAdt C. Davenport, Kelly Quebec =
C. Duncan ~
Bsrks- william. Heath, Turks leland C. 2 J. Peter
Houqus Cartwright Hong Kong, A. A Low Bro 81 Al
drew Rickney, Quebec. Funch Meinoke: .
Brie,-J. O. Anderson. Soyes. ST. Marks smsllwood "a
d@rson Co Adams, Turks Island Mecaf :
Duncan Zeno Allen. Bathurst, J. A. Msehado Co Mont
somery Mcntyre Philadelphia Yate. Prterneldi Mate
Foster Bngs Ssgua Grsnde. N Del Kid Pirarro stuf
gee Mobile D. L. s,urges, T. Butter, Atwood Bangor brr,
Son Co Ida D. Raynes. Taylor, jacksonville ndsrhii
Har Co Stella Maria Dutehl Leepery, Rotterdam W.
Schmidt; Bloomer (Brl HAwkn'on, Weymouth T. D III
mond 90, r r 7
schooners-Oive Branch Moore. Jacksonville; e.. r. j.
Peters Only Daughter Rogers, Wilmington McCr,ady Mot'
Co. Southerner Simmons Newbern. Davis Holmes; En
y Dorian Arichst D. r. De Wolfe Tanner Horton ChaIie
ton Dolser Potter; Neptune's Bride. Glet Cnare.on
McCready Mott Co; Wonder French, Providence HAI
Hart Ayr h1ntss9 Bay %, r. or1 4 e. wi
stesmers-Csledonis LayfrlS Baltimore, H. B. Cromwell
Bo,ton Sellev Philadelphia n. !. L Phil Nav %.
Barge Comet, Dayton Philadelphia
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Philadelvbia Markets. MAY %.

In oUERcIrRos B.kK netting doing for wsn' r. cSss
COTTON firm, and held above the views OF ouyers:
SEED is taken on arrival ST. and scarce fLoTS con
nues in very limited demand but holders are sIe G En-
prices on account OF tie light stock; the only sac %
Exchange reported so bb City Mills - d. "nc s
the asking pc for straight lots NJ "a ~. staI
in market very light WHEAT 10 in limited M
sales Of 5000 bush. at 81 so for white a1oa au ~
Pepnsyysnia red Of good quality. RYE does nor ~ m
advance firmly. and buyers Offering less ts II, n 80
without sales Corn steady. with sales oil A'u' %
al soc for yellow ahoa OATS steEdy ~ eo--
crsEs are firm and he rigdy for sales o. sy
Provisions are more n-tiye with the upward
tnpips Mes, PORK held At sA 50; sae OF 500 cask.
Bacon and Green Meat, lsGl4e for Bacon , Nos! m
Is AID l6l Icc fr Hams Sides and Shonlaers WHISKY
!. scsrce and command S5c for ands and Soc Tor Dds
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Hatrhes. Jemelrp, Sc.
WATCH HE'S and JEW LR Y

WATCHES and JE W y
GOLD WATCHES AND STERLING SlLVER-WARE,
together assortment Of DIAMONDS and al knds
OF ZINE GOLD JEWELRY. &c. &c -
Gold Hunting Geneva full lsweled Lever Watches from .
70 sig. ~ ~ ~ "a
Gold Hunting njeveled English Lever Watches from 80
~ S5N.
W. have al kinds Of Watches and will tell customers
c.ndy what they viii keep and the quality Of the gold
nod kind Of movement. -. 90.
We import kind Of movement that we think viii keep
better time thar any other Watches in ths market
W. will ease I'd Watches TO suit customers.
Also the be quality and Arge stock Of ALBATA PLATE
WARE. ,,,,,u,,-
We will sell WATCHES, JEWELRY and sILVERWARE
~ '"' wy SQUIRE 4 LANDER No 81 Futon-'t
IN sor,Rr T. d. LANDER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27

from dispatch from Miles United States Consul st Cal
L., Peru dated April 9, 1857 . v-..I.
hsv. honor inform the DepSr .ns
Ia. baep erected on the hill the north end OF the Island Of
San Ion1o az that entrance into this port and ~ now hSnted
ever, pight with steady light Tue hsht unry II
of I3I cents pr tun register 80, -, l., .. ,-s,A
No Is given that .take gh. will he p'c"d 10 range VIZ
b s.,eru beacon the clf NANTUCKET Tor crossing he i
:, The eastern marks FIVE feet Of water a. 20" vac.
~ 4. rs f.. high painted black the Illuminating
M lantern for the stake and lamp and - inca ~
sr,o Tor the beacon They will b. exhibited on 'se nj
Of Iune and thereafter In coming in BRING Bran rum
- nth and run for II until the stake ana oescons are 10
,.nre Run Ia on thi. until the b"soonent a. he
~ he b,,bor Is nearly IN but open ttle 20 WV
- - r., Point Lnht; then in on tins range sfSdu
sIv cpernr the beacon 20 the esst~sra untu ~ "
bsbind The farmhouse then south INTO the HAV0'
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Launched. sold. &c.

schr Lyda Gibbs f Providence, about us uns, built
Pathosue Long Island Eve years IN the most thorough
manper well found sails, rigging, &C., aud now ~ Pow
den has been purchased BY Capt Thomas Watson Of Charles
Ton c al $3.50 She is 20 b. engaged in the tTsde b.
w Chareon and Havana under the command Ut Capt
Watson -,
beautiful bark Ct so tuus owned by Benz West
Of salem and called the Arabia .nnched yesterday from
the ward Of the budr Mr. Edward = Miller in South Salem
TIE following lat Of vessels building at Mystic some Of
which ready 20 sulch: $500 $500
Al the ward MA,an Fish Co. beautiful ship Of 80
TINS for the feghtng business and fine brig u 500 uns for
tie Southern trsde.
AZ the yard Of Irons Grnne two sloops for house in
Kew West
A. the ward Of M Mr.. Mallory. ship Of 100 tuns in.
tended for tn freghtns business aud fine ship Of 400
which Ia. purchased 6y firm in Nantucket for the ~h,
ing business -,
The ward q Mr. G. Gre-nmsn ship Of 1850 tuns for the
freishtinE business; and sloop Of 100 tuns
sboS there kas been built there within the last
ave Yeas 50. 600 trJss u sh Pfng.
schr Leah so1e the mouth Of stonipgton hsbor
70 D. so at auction Wednesday She remains in the
situation bsed and m Of water but can be repaired without
great deal Of expense. She Is about lie bufdeu.
Baltimore 18th inE from the yard Of Cooper
Butler On bark for Capt VIM Hubbard and Me.srs. Bail
Louey city. She is Us feet length deck has n
n BEAM and Ii Il 10 depth q bold She is called the
ImperedOr fassed aud 10 des.asd for the South Amen
can trade.
To Mariaer.
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Leaving the net earnings OF the year........

Leaving the net earnings OF the oVff IL
Mr. Josiah Quincy of Rumney, the President of the
Road stated that the total amount subscribed to pay
the floating debt was but about S96 OOO-whereas the
debt amounts to 1854 5S5 o. The President said that
if the Stockholders did not come forward and take up
the bonds the road must fail. The bills against the
road would be presented in day or two, and they
must be met at some rate or other.
We learn by telegraph that the lands donated by
Congress to Minnesota to aid in building railroads have
been granted by the Legislature to the Minnesota and
Pacific, Root River Valley Southern Minnesota, and
the Minneapolis and Cedar Valley Railroads.
The Easton PA. Express states that the contracts
for the construction of the East Pennsylvania Rail
road commonly known as the Allentown and Reading
Road, will be let in few days, and the route put
through without delay.
The following is statement of the movements OF
Cotton for the past week and since LIST September
last compared with the four preceding years 1t will
be seen that the decrease in receipts compared with
last year, now amounts to 100000 and compared
with 1923, to 2S3, 600 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
Total bars and mats.

kEnARESTbe public sale Of 90 bsss Rio, 2lst instant
well attended and passed of with good spirit fully sustaining
previous quotations. 2S70 bags disposed Of l0 an
averaging 10 w. Privately sales have been very limited and
the market Influenced BY the ge receipts close amey
Our stock has been refused above by the export of 40
bags Europe ST. Domingo has been IN request for export
and sales II 800 bags have been made al II 6c whk
improvement.
lNPoRTsST RAILROAD MovEMESTs.-We learn that
the contract executed las. September between the La
Crosse aud Milwaukee railroad Company and the
Water'own and Madison 2ailroad Company, provd-
ing for the Constellation Of bose Companies has been
finally concluded. BY this arrangement the entire
business oi those Important railroad interests has been
consolidated The plan OF this COmpaay's operation.
we regard as now perfect They have their road COM
pefed and In successful operation from Milwaukee TO
Portage City, aud pushing il with an energy peculi
Mississippi River. They have also the road built and
known as the Milwaukee and Watertown Railroad.
BY the late arrangement they secure the Waiertown
and Madison Railrood-two-thirds graded-the iron
5oy the epts road being now % hand; end the entire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
Markets. Reported by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS May &-CoTToS-Saes iodsy -VCH oas 20
sitter quotsbly higher sales for ihe .' ~ 80 @ ~
present time compared with those OF lat .h moi
g OOO bales receipt. all the Southern port
OF last wear are 522 bales stock l6o ono rLo.
81 IS; ~ rs. Corn Sc ST. Pokk hfli OH' S''''e
generally unchanged LA. I a,o all. 49,
Osw ESo MAY 6-FLouR-demAnd good ssle, a. oo'
50 for common and = y spr co' ih S5I
CoRSfrm and scarce; sales 80 bush at saso - ~
What l2c TO New.York Lake hPokIs tou.y -, H.
80, .1 IN Wbsa. 600 u.h Corn 200 bush Rye
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SECOND BOARD
s.,es of stocks ut philadelphia. MAY %.

Reported for The Y TRIBUNE 6y j. H. H. b. n Fry mn
sy.g 900 Fem s. one cent 49, 80 Reading ds II
Penn r. r. 46t; 81 do. &c Is L. Schuy r. 4Q3 osch1y
Nav Prefd "a 10 Beav Meadow r. r, So 80 Long Island
r. r. cash 13; 20 Lehigh Nav 81 harrisburg II IT, oo4
Eonistown r. 81 8 Mechanics Bank, 2Ss - -,
goo civ Coupon c. go 10 Harrisburg R 5 ITO Readns
RI s $50 DO bS ssi 70 Lehssh Nay lot; 81 IL! 80 q
Camden Amboy RR III; do, lloii 200 Catawissa Kh'
b5 ~; Minehll RR, O5t :. -, =.
after Board60O City RR Us, 9l4; lOo keadlDB hh so"n'
50; IL Heutburg RI, 55l.
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Whaiers.

A. .,N.wps3E,ra I'd ship Henry Kneeland Whaicn' y.
Pacific ocsan Honolulu Nov n MuRs1pS A. - ola a. and
with $50 bbl. sp took IS coming home ~ 90 III nJ 30
lbs hone Sold n bbi. VII oil Reports to-day s"hA'e
ship hesdins into Vineyard Sound. 81 ,.l.,.,.
Ar at Provincstown sd bris Lewis Bruce, Cook A'on.c
Ocear with COO bbs So ard so do blackhsh OIL 'car o'
Clark Martyr. do with 100 bbls humpbsck OIL - , ,.,
A, strong. Island Oct Minerva a. swsin B. $50 'P'
all well bound 20 New Zealand.
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Ras.enssr Arrived.

Ia .Aip gepssa< re~ Lsreypcol-Mry Ann Brown Mary
Brown Letta A. Brown. Jssse Brown, Arthur Brown Am
bro.e Brown Julia Brown Of Manchester Eng Frank WI
liam. aud lady Of Charleston. ; C. .
In th,p EallzdIoo onS 1rcro'saH-Ar Jones and lady
" brig Black Hark from hiHg'toA Jd~-Oeo raiiora'
lady and family Miss 2. Lyle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-27
read viii be completed az early as the month Of Ocs0

road WI be cOtnpettd bs tHfIy ~ lns n'ou'" OF
Der Of THE year.
They have the Land Grant Road, commencing ~
Madi,op via Portage CITY now in the course OF con-
struction. Thus it will be seen that this Railroad
Company by its management has secured ior i's -
and for it, great and terminus, Milwaukee, ne
Friendship influence and business Of the most yauSoIs
1or ion Of our highly favored State-ncudIng the iH-
porant inland cities of Madison, WATERFOWL, Beaver
Dam and Portage City. ,,
[Areu. and Democrat, Madison We