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may reach what Washington reached He may
contribute 10 raise high The public prosperity. TO
help to gill up the measure Of his country's glory
and renown; and he may he able to find a rich re-
ward in the thankfnlness of the people.
And read his history in nations eyes''
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Fifth District Court of New Orleans
BOUTLN. GHLLY 4. co ~. rHEIn ~. - - 4

Fifth District Court of New Orleans,
SoO11"' 9aAhH 4oas s cS; Sos;i7sT r THEIR cxEDE
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of the
9 show ca. isu1 within ten day.
G distribution presented By their sy9dc should homo
syaa aud h. security II Ssna1Rsd
ffG% IN al ALI, isrss ~ su 9s and sey @ in the semss
s s 0'us' OIL the Court OF this Ut Of LMiy s c..
Cinquteme Cour de District de Ia Non.
velle Orleans.
soO11" 9aALYS No. c2i & i,s g. A0ur' c'sa"eisrs..
A Wis est par lie present donne aux Creanciers des
.'ss: sn s:a D.
publication, les rasons pour squees s tabeau final
creaneiers appronve Il homoosue, les fon
:. "a " az %
s1 o1dis Ia aa'ss &C. 81 M s uensu
ie2 P. L.BLANC. Gr.ffier.
The Public are hereby informed that
HAIR d MS ExPR 4 SIS,
A& sg@c - 4Es
FOR racxaoS Ns sSGGs1s 81 G.mp :.se.; sesc1E etc., leaves
For NEW YORK. BOSTON and all other
NORTHERN and EASTEN CITIES,
Regularly every Week.
An Express to MOBILE every alternate day.
AGENCY OF
AhBOOiN, MA EFT n CO. COGNAC.
II
for the old established house of Arbouin. Marett &
f s Ss mo, S hs q
an, pnAn, 70 any ~ f.I FRas g ca%S .s%sas %
EMIGRANTs TO CALIFORNIA
A RE invited to call and see the PORTABLE
4 BEDS AND BEDSTEADS which shut up like an
sba1ss na,ns Thsy .s GS only % t5 Come and
ents n0ns ia0v W5Sb psT fyGRav 50 Magazine
SUNDRIES-
Tobaeco-7O0 boxes manufactured Hobsons choce. I'll
s o"s@ 5neyknsy an Other spproved brands
Ps1. Pned F,ai7So a 6hs. Dried Apples and Peaches
M Lemon syrap-5O cases I.eavi,t's;
Phiadelphi Sta ch-75 boxes:
raperIioOo rsams Hardware, Envelope and Shoe Paper
lea Ell. HART ~ co. 70 Tohoupoula. ct,
RARELLl Il Co, 81 Co.nmon street, offer for
K Madeira ss rFs asG o
God Liver Oil; Saltpelre;
asna,s ;senSss Of serssmot Lemon Orange and Rose;
St Julien Medoc Caret. in boxs.. myis
GLASS LAMPS AND LANTERNS
g packages GASfskksAsN c1Afs kkANrs; ..,, of.,s,,,
sas %ss f IS %
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA-A sup
@ Ply direct from the factory landing :hs Jeors and
mys4 corner Camp m D. and %tSs@s' Glssei street.
CEMENT-1OOO bbls Newark and Rosendale,
Ss'dns WI hs%4r 'Pf S;. 'sG TOR ..s by
A MONTILLADO sHERRY-In four dozen
ny& &gi's's''' for sale YIonN rooLE. IS Bank Place.
GOSHEN BUTTER-2O0 trkms in store, and
for 'as lH~ f's's s's''sH"ss' sy "a on
MARBLE DUST and WHITING-3OO bbls
NV %ss j. store 'ea +; s's HOLDEN IS m.s,,,,.
pLAsTERlNG HAIR-2O, 900 bush, in hhds
myg q" ' nhTIsSs s nor.nEN. ~ M,,.,r. :.
STAR CANDLES-5OO boxes best Cincinnati
ans 'N- 4 n' 'es:aikFF & CO ss 20 oa.d q Old ,.,s-.
T .ARD-75 bbls and kegs No. /. for sale hv
~ LW. ARTHUR q co. u and " new Isyes
SOAP-200 boxes Olien Oxide, for sale by
~ LW. ARTHUR Y CO. u and y New Lsvss
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House of Refuge, Municipality No. Two,

II ICE-30 tierces prime Carolina, for sale by
~ l.. w. ARTHUR y co. u and " New Lsvss.
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SADDLERY, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK warehouse.
9 ROBB Il CO. No. 60 Gravier street. are con-
Ne stan,ly receivng from Philadelphia and NTM
"a England Goods ~ their line. &A&k
~oi all descriptions. SADDLKRY
HARDWARE, Harness, LKArHkx. M rkRiALs
TRUNKS, etc. etc.
Also "A fine assortment of BUFFALO RoBEs.
II Planters and beaers invited to cal. ia5
SADDLERY STORE-SMITH u BRoTHKR,
~ 50 and 81 Common street, New Orleans, -
Good. in their line in the Southern country. COM
SAbDL LES-More than 500 varieties Of Enatsh Amen.
can, Columbian, Spanish, Mexican and Side Saddles.
n BridIes Birdie Filings. N MaringaIs. Girhs Suiun.
Flss. snnnp Leather, Extra, keins, Hnch Rsins.
&1s "fsls fasEsgss-coach, III Gig and Buggy H.,,..
al qualities; Wagon and Dray Harnes, compse psrn;
Golan, Dray and Wagon Saddles flames. Bhnd Bsss and
TkUNkS-packns Trunks, Travelling tt$
Trunks: Vaiisss and Carpet Bags, all styles
.,SApDLERy HARDWARE, sADDIEks, HAR.
LEATHE En- and skiNs-skilunr. iisrns.. Brah. seIs
and band Leather; Un Top Slider and iihles Enamsisd
Sides and hdes Pate ,lAalhess Of all quass and
Bas Hides snd Sides. i.oSkns; Wcol skins, Hos skns;
SSa su and sheep Morocco; Calf Skins; Lining sad Msh
Lace leather Buffalo Robes, eic.
~ 3 D. are Agents Tor the ssis o. ne raient ndle
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Ao, the Pss. su:tchsd
ss Bands saw Mn Bssds; snds Ases a. n t
hand Rives, Lace and Band l.saihsss etc etc
d1u SMITH 4 RRUrHtR n. " and ~ Commnn 81
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HOTTIE REp HEADS AND GRAY.

last INDIA BAix DYE eolor. s Hair asd .si - 81.
Whssrs dsrS Psrieatiy hasa Thu Dys
essors sl Cnemis pf SoCstJNA ssner -
coor hs Han, inuns i<as d unhsn ssAnne
ths sLtn II = acid IN hsi enis
mhii Son J. WRIGHT L co. lM CAAsps 4.
THE undersigned continue to make liberal cash
sdvances upon approved c0nssnmsns % thsr iipsas =
Richmond, Bslnmoss, pha phia, New xosA and hssua
issi 4 fERD. kENNErT 4 tO. 81 nsrasiss q
EOX'S STARCH-aUU boxes in store, Ior sals
+ By A. D. GRlERk CO. s, y "a Y ola Lsvsa,
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Mayoralty Of NevvOrlsans, June 8, s51.
COUNCIL MUNICIPALITY No. Two .
Sitting OF June 3, 1851.
p ESOLVED, That the Mayor is hereby author
~ lied and requested after giving len DAYS Does in the
official journal Of th Municipality, sell at public auction
the contract Tor furnishing the Municipality with amount
OF Hose as may be required for from ming
OF The ,Ont'act sad Hose be furnished in accordance
with the iicaton To be given by the Surveyor aud
published with said notice. and in such NAV be
required from time tn time. Passed Jun 3 1851
'igned1 JAMES II. CALDWELL President
Approved June q. 1851.
~ igned] A. d. CROSsMAN, Mayor.
True coy: II. BIER. clerk. '''''
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, June 6, 1851.
OJiCE is hereby given, in virtue OF the above
resolution that viii SELL at my office, on MONDAY
hs 10th day OF June nst at IL o'clock NJ TO the loves,
bidder The contract tor furnishing such amount OF Hose AS
may be required by Municipality No Two for one wear from
tne ming OF the contract in accordance with
to be furnished by the Mayor.
a. D. CROssMAN, Mayor.
House of Refuge, Municipality No. Two.
ME undersigned is authorized to receive Pro-
posas or oilers for the purchase of TRACT OF
LAM In ~ near the Of and OF
u a House ot Refuge. j. A MAYBlN,
President Board Of Commss toner's, 81 Common st.
New Orleans, Juneb 1851 JED l2t
r ICE-3O tierces prime Carolina, for sale by
f. ~ n A..-.u n
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NOW, gentlemen, patriot President, acting from
the impulses of this high and honorable purpose,
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BOARDING,

ROARDlNG-Single Genssemen or Families
l ce.e0es q ostnning comfortable u IL q md -
| Lodeihg In private iamhy, on reasonohAn terrus
| can be accommodated go amp St rrI a..s
! pRlVATE BOARDlNG-A few geafl.1sSn
can be accommodated with Board ON -.
az ~ Common 5et st. John ST Peier ia mhs S..
MI RS. w. Z. BROWN informs ne1 fr,en,I. ~
" the PUBLIC that, having opened and hosoushv "~
fehovai ed the WAVERLY HOUSE No, p C.snai 4
81 Satey as occupied BY Mr Shall now prepared
70 ,nef every accommodation, both traneien esd Nv
. -eose semoof D, iono. sl4 lyos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

The steamer ST Ange arrived yesterday
noon with a large amount OF robes. iurs, DC, Tor l.
Cbouteau Jr & Co She left Fort Union on the ljth
inst There is no news by her OF importance The
Indians were quiet and generally healthy, WIN inc
exception OF the smallpox. which Sn prcvaileu 10
some extent among the different trloes. me 81
Apge assembled forty or fory-fye miles above the
yellow Stone but from the low stage OF the river,
there being less than two feet water on the bars she
was compelled to return, not getting within some
fifteen or twenty miles OF the point attained by the
m Paso las, season The steamer Robert Campbell
was met on her way up, short distance ABOVE or
Pierre apparently getting on hnely thefe haa Oeeh
little sickness. and but one death on board up 10
that point. Ii was thought she would be aole 10
make Fort Union about the 23th or 26h OF the present
month
The ST. Ange left this city on the IN Of June, and
wa out going aud returning Just % days longer
than she performed the same voyage last season
From the commencement to the close almost oil the
upper trip. II raned necessarily, winch, togcthef
with wind and sickness on board, detained the boar
al least ten or fifteen days At one time there were
more than half ihc yoyageurs down with cholera ana
other diseases. A passenger informs rs tnat s.Nlt
strewed the cabin floor once, and OF this great at
fiction there were but fourteen deaths. Eleven Voy-
agours the fourth engineer, ssenger by the name
OF Wilcox and the Rev Father iockin, all, or nearly
all, died Of cholera in lis worst form.
The voy ageuIs and others were buried at different
points along the river, bat Rev. Father Hockln was
preserved and brought to II. Charles Yesterday, on
board the ST. Ange, for lniement al FlorSanl'
The officers report the rivor falling all the way
with from ?, TO 1 fee, in the channel from Yellow
stone to Counci Bluffs and thence down 1. to feet
on all the bars.
The Rev Father De Smct AMI Dr.. Evan. l. :.
Ceoiogist, who went up passengers, were letl ~
Fort Mon forty ave miles above the mouth OF me
yellow stone. Father De Smei would FIRST visit the
Crow Indians, and then repair 10 me lhulhi tolht
Al Fort Laramie where he would be most likely Ia
NEE, the head men of many OF the tribes ne designed
visiting.
pr Ivan haj already made preparations to start
for Fori Benton Al the falls az the Missouri
whence he would proceed Immediately TO Oregon
accompanied by Owen Mex cnzie and another half
breed. as guides lie designed making The trip WIN
no other escort than Two men, who are SAID To ne
the best hunters and trustworthy n ANY IN nc
mountains =; Louis lLtcll genccr. July u.
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Passengers sailed.

H. seg1sh'p Af'eafic Tor Lfrsrpavf-Edwa-iRag,. y IS
nneG States CoaiuSslonsr o. the Industrial E,h,,t,a
LoGcoa. q bOs;oa Jules Benedict and ,e-1ant T,nds
Clos mn b tii. Italy, " n Bah,; bearer of De-
ie The Court q s. James. George Colyef New-Yrs
Fthlai-n. Mir AID NTs Charles Howard Nex-Cr.a...
LIS - aseii ann London. Juan Reroada Sasua IN ;rn@
Snh1 tedfode u Lasira. Tamlco. Gaxrlwav I,nisa.
John DcRGtter yr, NfcTk. Sanchez juan S..nc,g r.
MIC >AsnE Geo Branna- T. a'ellla. Robert CrInneI y
fors Pstnck McLoskey. 81 SIe -svt NOrleaaS- Nc
r.he'd Baltimore Waiter WOOD. Mss Chari1sfe No
Nfork Juan Or Amuneiegn. X 1nou yaIde, srr-s-
ieern Meianz@s Eiberi Anderson NYork M c,oy~s-
sen children and nurse. HsnDurgh: c SchaiI Nyo-
~ ~ SWAIN. Ms v S~snh, Mrs. Bel ami servant;
rhl.21e. thsA- Augustus Wlsoa, PhilaisIDhis "a
ssIs N9sieo5 am Ns.,Yocs Fl Lord Kins' G;eorsta
thTes Deneohe. NJ McDefmotr. Saa.a Crnz. = Ne
Sna ssnuaI tmenca Master " IN II Rigs Ssx-yo-s-
sw,ft, New Bedford, DR. Wes.ey c Sorxsel
SSAe>oerry, I, John hampsen. New E,her- r.
Ihonp,en Jamaica. /. Ms Moves. 4 ckiiJr~n III
nurse, 6aI,aofe Nm Lountes. Lady. chlliTer 49, ,
,ensS Cubai Leon DominSues. ana LADY Jan,sc, " I
tsInsr and lady New-orieaas; James WiII.a-r. aud
lsdy, Mobile; Andrew Luxe NOrleaas. A a i.-a.x W
Total. u. "iii' ~ Laes-
IN si,omsA,s feIcoR. IRON Ner-Or IL, ~ 10
CaScrss-P scsas u BaTley anal laly Msssn So,
and two children, GOber ard LADY M 49,. "a
Magaire lady and child, Mrs Gerard w a. 49,, -
mrs Brooks, N Lamors, G.lly. j y ptsr NJ ~
sehgton and ehIdrs1, Duyall Lesssde e p ~
s Mslene, Madam jacob and child Mrs Am p,oms =
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Foreign Ports.

An Il Hon. Kong M %. bark Geo webs'er Cottng.
i'm san Fr.nt 60 va Honolulu. April a.
~ Cldad Bolivar il;h ny, brg Granada, Farr1r I'm aud
tor NcwYcra - is. sch y Brown. WooSde I'm and or
DO.
A. Bermuda e.h NJ. brig Times. Berry IN Boston. arr
I'd sii hcI return with tue cargo ct hnz
P-.e.ol fra Honduras before reported toWod m &c.
Pieou 2srh va org Promrosc Boston, 96th, Mary
Sal,,r. NYors Brilliant. Boston, Do1sa-s Proy,dcnc'
urcs Marcarcf Ncv-lofk, Eliza Mcrrhes, Pembroke.
2J,n ReaGy Rhilo, Newly ork, Chan do 10Th, Sea Bird
Boston Cssth do scS Good latent, and Napoleon New
York. Three Bro.here 8oSton, Arothnsa Nawbnrrror,
29h. Ia Weymouth Total coal shipped for ia" wet', 1850
chais. ,,
AR a. ilah.> 81 ,a,i, brs Boston, Layhod BoNen ca
e8h us schs British Cu'rl, Pye New-horA SO,h tnasa
AIS Ann B.y JAM july 26 brig Susan, Bray Cor
iork. .,
Arr 1t Moa'eso BAY Daln) July p. brig Emma Hughes
fip E1ilc1r
Al KweS'cr lamlj uy % bArks Edward. Dearborn, u
Eaiiincis trrtHu, Sayanulh brig Angus, Nauw, I'm
NYork. Sroau Canon, D.shie,d i Bstn'rr, tlg or
NfarH
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DIED,

On Wednesday Aug 9Th a. Newark. y. ate q sd
but severe illness, CHARLES BALDN y, of tins Cay
IN The sd 'eal ui his age.
Tie eu1s ard relatives oi The family. and ais u has
iaih6r -n2w, John VI. Dewey, and The members OF ia ~
Presbyterian Church, are respectfully invited T. aiteni
iureia nom the residence of his father 90 MaISci i
corner ~ Lawrence ST. Newark. y. J., on Friday the IN
ms, AZ O'Clock, NJ. CHE Newark tram leaves -
ocl"Ss r Nj itoh Jersey Cty) New-forS, Aug o. losl
On "Wednesday Aug 9th Mr., RACHEL CADMts n
the ss; yeoT OF her are
Her relatives aud friends aud those of her son, Uzll
Ward arc scfuly invited o. atehd heC funeral. from
the residence ot her daughter tirs MARY DAVIS. a. Mann
Toneck, NcSCAe>er Co. t. gl3rTJA morning. (Frldaf 81
INST 1T 10 O'clock New-HUea cars leave C1nal< ~
4 NJ rc;lrn.Eg al II o'clock.
A; Nantucket. on SATURDAY. Aug ID. MARY ANN. wifr
oi Jane { Mitchell and daughter OF The LAKE Gofaah'
Coin OF that place
an jamestown n, Chautausue Co. and California paper
please COY.
l'A Astoria, On "Wednesday m,rllg, Aug 9Th. Eliza.
vile II JACOB Y Cooper, the 3'th II her age
The relatives atd frcr.> family are r.Sncctfls
invited O. q. lend the fgnera b day the 81 INST a.
O'Clock. A NJ from lrr late residence. Ca.ra-es VIII b.
"a attendance g. meet the Astoria boa that Leave. NeN
York 90 O'Clock
Al Ph.laGe Pho Aus 5th. IN ihe 9ih yea II ms az
Hon. MICHAEL RYAN. Of Illinois
Col Il au lad tiled various stations ILLINOIS, Of lic
Lt was cizen before he came . reside PENIS
having served with distinction IA Senate AMI M
the rrfat loan ioI thai STATE Ea-laAd
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men, e,csgS this, that n IS the firm DETERMINATION oi
many ofthe native, as well as foreign potnl.uoh'
Rot to allow soldier 20 enter the gates OF Panaha1
for the purpose OF attempting 20 execsie 'he oohoA
sous decree
The following information has been coma ; %,
Gated TO TIE Star by Mr.. CorwIn. u ) Cons1l a.
mama He is in receip' Of dispatches ron nI s. ,oi
league a. Paysa by which he j informed INA, LIN
kez, 10 Peru IS no, port Of entry, ana ,ha 80 a.
vessels. excepting wka'ers, arriving mere ~,
foreign ports anc pretending 20 unload, or oHiy
on hos,d ,roducts az The country are by the Jaws OF
Penn. subject 10 condemnation and conlscatlon.
Recently The American trig Annan; CaP.a 1, t for
Erskine, Jr, has been detaIi,ec d. W., se;9ed
and her master taken TO Paya, with we 70 W.
,mnositon Of fine upon him Of 81 OOo, not"i'h ant
ing vessel anchored there 10 olstIess-'ici az
Leing down with the scuryy -, ...
n IL deemed advisable, IN view OF the above iAts
that vessels in that quarter, recurring POI, ~
tor the tort Of Payta which can be reachei IN ior
splt hours
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kpiAN TRrArY.-Thc KaacetAc Qoya)


Gaarden. OF the 9th ut, says
Having learned, few days ago, that the Omaha
Chefs were al their village, we sent for them TO
come and see MS They came under tho protection
of Francis j. Wheeling. Esq, whose prompt and
cfhcien, services were worthy the admiration OF the
Indians and also of the whites. Their interpreter
came with them.
We held Counclla At knncs,lile Some hundreds
OF people attended. The cannon or howitZcr from
Fort LCavCLWorih was Also at the council, and
spoke with An c'oquence and power that made the
chiefs rather quail His Honor, Judge Biocchus en-
route 10 Salt Lake, was present The CHEFS donet
any hostile ntions-proicsscd themselves ready
to do anything that Ne wanted, and promised 10 re-
strain their Young men from committing any depre-
datiOnS upon The em grants 80 far Is they could.
And We promised, Al they did behave. ana no. modest
The cmigranlS, make hem some presents after the
emigration was over.
We do know, from reliable authority, thii they
did design evil against the emIgrants but Whenthey
saw our determination 70 chastIse them, II they did
interfere with the trains. they changed their lnten-
tons and denied them. Judge Br0cchuS spoke hand
somoly 10 them, and 10 the point All things went
of amcabv under The fire of three guns. We ted
The Indians If they interrupted the emlgrans, all the
powder and lead we gave them would ho 3D. tha; oig
gun and IN smaller arms.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FONT cF NEw-YogK.....AUGUSr O.


NIcIlf1,
Shs-GuCtL z 80 Wes Falic- IAvcTlC1'. fTf anf u.
Nn-trn & C, Wm y scrvan- lnrS Liverpool. n Byc
Co Sea, nauTan, Warren. master; Continent, Dr1r T.
Liverpool " J x + Tap~coit
Barks-Susaa Ind Lacy. Nor. i, Iraniy; =
IA Binbn Demerars Rivera BihivIn; Regatia Grscl,
Iotssco NesmIih Sons Foster. Brl Hunter. MgaiqG>1.
n \ = Meyer, Thomas Prince Couant, bcneci "
Elwell. HLay.a, fBr Campbell .Qutoec master; Ecio-
y. Dutch. Jansen. Rotterdam. B0O-man johnson g.
BnCs-PAIlGra. Thatcher. Sa-annlh d mhan Oun1E-
Estate Ia. tB-cnen) Ho-Crnan B-cnen \ J Brock T.
man. Lady sale or Flint. Yarmouth. Midi exon C;
Arve. Mailman, CGr-co. Bconcn Graves Co Rlsa!c,
tBl Holmes. CORVALLIS master, Ncc-y. b Rcg1-dsoA.
Dalholsle. master Martin Frederic kr1t. kotef ia-.
Funch NeInckc
Schconers- Blooming Youth. Collins, Pal.lmore \
Rri-~s " Mailer Pnce, Baltimore Mailer = / lri,
Acadia. fBr Barnes. AmaeTSt. rs master. Drego. Pc
tnall Boston, Thomps HpDter Globe. Small, Salcn
" Roaes. Odd Fellow. Oliver. Bath, s. master. c D
Fll.s Horton. " ilmmg.1nN L VI Greatly c. Ba Safe,
R,ier. Boston. Dayton q Spyl-ue.
sioors-Rho,le island. Sturgcss, Providence, Md.
WarCcll, do.
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MARRIED.

AtSt Stephens Church. by Rev. Dr : II. Pncc. Mr
JOSEPH ; TAYLOR tn Miss OPHEiit r MERCER,
eldes, daughter Of the late Edwin Mercer ESD AL Of
this CIV
On Tuesday. August ), By Rev Thomas Arm.tasc, Mss
ELEN0R CROPSEY, second dau shter Of Harmon Crop
scy, ESQ. 10 WAI. a BAILEY al of tins Cty.
On Tuesday Aug 5th IN the South Dutch Church cor q
Fri-aye and Twenty rst-s, hy Rev. j. VI Macanley.
MI JAMES STEPHENS 10 Miss MARY JANE LA-
COUR, ali OF THIS City.
In Ridgefed Conn, August 9th b, Rev c Clark, Ed
WARD TROM BRIDGE. OF New Haven, Coma - 81
RAH A daughter Of Harvey Smith Esq, OF the former
place
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WEDNESDAY, August ..

Stocks advanced al the First Board and
closed arm. further advance in several desSTip-
items was realized al the Second Board. New,Jer-
scy Mining Company advanced Il, L. ;. SKIES o:
lscs :, Morris Canal s, Canton p, Ere Stock h.
Convertibes Il, Incomes :. Hudson River Railroad
declined z cent. and Reading l.
In Foreign Exchange. the market closed
wi,heu, change We quote as follows On London.
elalo. Pans, 90 days. als. a5flls, and short
s,sAi. So a 800 Amsterdam, Il AIT Hamburg,
SCI a 80 Bremen, 7siaTe.
The steamer Atlantic took out about
100000 in American gold.
There was no material change to-day in
the prce for Money, but there was more disposition
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By telegraph.

BANGOR. Aug S-Au brg Elizabeth. Havana, scar
Madeira. Ne~-York. .ih, Ellen Herbert. do. CD bark
TiyOl3. Guayamas
BALTIMORE, Aug6-AH ship WichelhsUsen, Bse'aen,
bng Falcon. " adf1rc
CHARLESTON Aug sid CJTnen. NswYOrk
NEW-BEDFORD, Aug AR h-rs Neraoa- Siork,
schr Yankee. do.
SALEM Aug Cid prig Elizabeth Felion- Para
BOSTON, Aug e-Arr bark Manchester, Loa.ioa, June
% hriss Three nrothers Glasgow. June 20, Vesa, Gal
weston: sch s A Appleton New-York- Cid. bark MeFr-
mar BALTIMORE briss Chocray. Cape de Verbs Pear.
Philadephia; Hamburg sch ElIzs, Londn scs c0rnels
and c L, Nesy-Yorx
RICHMOND, Aag 5-An sch Cicero, Boston
WILMINGTON. Aug AAn 5ars immigrant, sch Alamo,
Ne~-Yssk. On, All tsrt Prospect, NswYors
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jul ~ "A The Caaopcr barb Eolus, Llbhen OF lnd in
Bremen for Baltimore.
Juy "a lat q SO, Ion u, Shp Tnmountan. ks, ~ aHt
i'm Boston n dS. for NOreans
Jolly 80. Ia q a, lon -. was seen ship stocsn. T.
showing . blue fiaS with white half moon nl.
NJ da.s lat 5o Ion ol, (aot before Sh,p Cromwell
Bastr I'm IIyerpHol for R0ston.
No dl.e la H. Ion q 40. bark William Elizabeth IN
NOricanS for liverpool
Juy A. lat A. Ion 81, brig South Esk tBr from wila'ns-
ton. NC. for Liverpool.
Aug m Bug1sri', Bay. sch Yankee. Kelly. i'm A'iaas
for <Bsditru
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Disasters. sc.

70 Fer io>s 81 sap Joseph Badger hy 6re, 80 news
C0lumns
BRIG VENUS. Or from New York which was ashore n
vineyard Sound = h. below a. Bath 4th ust lawn
20; al. ~ donbi Nlthog. material # Ruy DAMAGE
TIE fishing schooner reDored the Florence nun down
Higgins. master
ycsscl tcpne sou-h supposed Am PINK stern schs,
l.de- ,1S aiSt ait. arOu. \ VI OF. Calsc Say,
~ Br AIavfeer Townsend. NJ sydney. CB. I'm Hal
fax The lCrs mad light over te bow ami ca,C
to- he M. as,rr hein hrs latter Sunier
sio. Inn and strange vessel strrc> TIE Guar
ter The helmsman Nr Lean either fell overheard o.
clnur ~ the Other vessel The peools hoarl her enc
out nat hey sns aud Capt encavOred tn b0nc
his vessel To- ut h % ard sal having been carried aNay
his man tom ushipqcd aud the topping HIS 5rksn. h.s
vessel gnmana cable, and gaa before the wid az IT,
rte Of knots.
Tie tore ard ct Schr that sSho-c NlTaganset.
beach was ihe Eagle Rhodes. from Ronlou for B1S,ot
she g., oa sunday afternoon and put iato Newport;
having rcccived cg: triiing damage.
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Whalers.

Clta New H,dt lI ila, ships Zc'ayr Gaitiner. Pr '
Ocean, rhciv. Fellows North Pacific Ocean. Sid b1tE
Martha. Nntih Parlrr.
Arrat s., u,rs'on 81 ehn Newark. Dickens Arctic Seas
TacahuGl Feb 10 with soc bis VIII - do sn o o board
sent home % co ils bone on the VOYAGE
Spokcn-Inly =. lat II So v. lon y 20 ", bark willis
Busss Malta goi,s.i 30 tnlS ul
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PHI NuFf FHtA. 'us r--sr-crl-sf1-s = r. 80 =
Fa.f-ar prxce Nay Fsrcs, ere. lr,nrli 's -
Mar Ann Meas Sci RIVER, hsEceaiNs NJ -
n sally C.1l- Boston. " e lenk'n>: 80 ~
Trof al Fiene %, CaflsSs Bu4d IA !. rs
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rin.l SSal. R.ch1 nd. SID Beatrice. Ens',' - ~
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Al ns Rcs-cn. fr-s Nal Baker. %, WAIST nm
s7n Do. N-IcC,lus N0r'on 90. Cana. N1llcY. - -
.egcc Emery. g.. Marietta T .Tr Nee l,n', ~, -
schs Narv George Hh.tnrSt. Bosom. AoctI. tal.. :
EEkA S,ewar. | o,. -er. NNork. tlaTissn H'ti SaA1
Paw -ucsc.. Marietta Be-r. Nrscr'a Boston. anif'-
nun Hcn.cf sn r-nhf dgs1orf, Hpis1n ttafet, 40
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