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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-14

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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-14

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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-08-14

Why arc women and editors alike Be
cause generally speaking, they are noted for
their modesty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25
ST. GEORGES. Aas il-Arr schrs P.Aae,. wsynostA

ST GEORGE. Aug it-Au schrs EAaei. wsysnerik !.
'h IcaJcs besfon SD i3th. ScAr >sg0A Aaa tsaraer
Phtsdel Ira it.h. ig Ia .euge. leag, R.canold.
SarFN srr I-AV r. trcs SINUS. N'Dnassi
Nsiiaut Srslii .it. Bsag. Phia isi lhta. schrs ~
Nash snail 20 frcu1. Ha.i,i 60, Essien S'ar. Co..
nan. Aucr>,l. Icrss Pierce RhoRlfs. Rfe vcr. roha
Fr.fer.c Wheeler Sc asst Ri.iov. " ueheabsca VA
dohlrs Aug gl-A hrs Chss Thomas. rasAan
Mllhrlge lor Nev-Nors RtAsf BuSa, MabrSlg. kS
>CN lors
SWIM tf. Aug i9-Arr l : VI steamship Vlor,da.
Lyon. Nea-h rrk scl. \ tic per. Peter ~ Phte.-
rha Ga Bag Ag--s- s >'trr Newton Weai = -.
ous Auens'a. 5000. Ncv-Yofk 1a'h. Cd bark Mara
NNts. fll. .cv. New \ * s-hr irclaia, S,llirr.
" liu siou I5rss Srfh. N.c.rls. W.'aa-.on. y
Went 'o sea fars Nara Nr-fnn BnlSlev. Ne~-losk .
schr Jrra> Srr.ia. >thsls Wilmington. y q
81 MAINS Aux l--->,l oaEk li~el,l n. l.>>sl7n. V
Nofk
IHONASTON. srx lt-Nrr hrs Cla-.sa. Roaa.r.
New BEDFORD. sehr ln.s. ~ e,t. N>'ou isth hr<
ifGa lanA4m. See i.tfc g.. sclr kessY RsomSoa. a..
Sd. 1871. 1T1 fro.s fVgtac. small -- scaE Elra-
ltfh. NtrUl cter. Nnff. Is.
NTON.Aus esd s,h-s rab.'As HAnlaA. and
CorrN'. rbLa.
WARFWkNI Au- t-Arr. scars raaa, NtcAsu.
- Nsw-Ncrk Al ..antc NJ tSa. Pm 'scei, pa. ieh
brig W. 4 Drew Rrtrufc. tI.t >chr Nnli~r,r. Drla
sare CIV - Is D.. ~-hr> frSnNnn. Quincy Ne-Na-k
Fiwf frlrA Do. tHurrkr A.rNknia, lofh, Ann. Larlt.
me-. A.A,ssi. REESE Notr> D,.ano. AcStnief n riSh
and >l,o. Pfuttnf Howard. New NofN
MI stlNCrON. Aus lN-Att sclr>. Palestine An
Jrsvs R4ltnorc Z. l. r. =. Horton, Nv. fots
NRTCl{r'S POkf. >OHfh kin<>toNn.l Aug ? 81
.~hr Nar. \ Sueae To- New Work
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&Dokpu. NC.

Aug D. lat g y y. lon a.. seen ship washington
Alsion I'm Calcutta f1r Boston.
Aug 3. lat 10 40 y, Ion a. ship Leland, Han I'm Cal
cu',a or Boston.
Aug 49, La, 81 S. Ion 90 s.. bark solomon Piper from
Camden for savannah
july lat So on 80 So brig Wilson, lBr) from LIyerp oil
for Montreal
Aug 10 LAT a g. Ion a b. Am brig stand
ing showing a b0ue s.gnal with " hlte half moon IN u
Aux H. lat r.. Ion %. snip tlordh nom 81
s. John u for Liverpool
Aug 49, lat co. Ion II a., sem Joy Ina Boston i'f JACK
sunvle
FIR Tomastrn al hands scN Nh yellow fever except I'e
Ca.tan-,,ls supplied with medicines.
Aus s. lat e. &c. lon &c. was seen ship CHESAPEAKE rom
Liverpool for Baltimore 60,
y York Tor Smithvllle. y G. with g. :. trools
Aug ". q % Ion o. 10, brig Persia R'o4ins if'.h
Aos H. la, Is 20 lon ~ schr Seeoochet, fm Pensacola
fur NAVY Bay 49,,
Orleans for Liverpool.
Aug o. lat a. Ion. ~. was passed shp Ilcohdefosi'
Bowie I'm Mobile Tor Liverpool =,
Aug 10. Lar g. Ion - 49, bug A.da FAles' In y i'i"
june at. q o. lon BE bark orpheus' 80 days
SUE TO- LAT % IS $ lon % 10 e. ship Lady Arabea' I'm
Jsy Y at 10 ) Ion p 25 bark Sarasossi 80 aays
IN y York for Banis .. -...f,
I'm Calcutta tor YORK =, $780,
Aug l. iat. Sc, hus hNiu- >oil' IN h' "' '''''i
A. la "a Y Ion g. - " ship Franc, from New
Orleans for Antwerp. 10 is ouf-nl Nel,
Aug u.s. on Gun keF, stl) AdnAfc, IRAN Nt"-Oi''
for Bordeaux, y IL. CUT
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DIED.

August q, FLORENCE only daughter If Mlry Ann
and Nm + wheaton. AGED year aud "A DAYS
The relatives AID friends II The Emis respectfully
invited 60 attend the fure from 3Sths first door west
Of ith av On Monday. 18th INST az o'clock = NJ
Al stanford, Conn August 2i after a short aud severe
illness. ALEXANDER CUNNINGHAM, Of New YORK
IN the 10Th wear % his
The entS 0f the family, and those II his uucles Thorn
as Geo James and William Campbell are respect fully
invite To attend lbs funeral tins day Monday a o'clock
from ms mother residence, Nc "a Madlsons St odd Ne
l9)l without further invitation.
On Sunday, August p. OF internal hogaorrhage " AR
Rlkl MATILDA. daughter Of the late James Clements
The relatives and freScS ~ the family invited
tcrd the funeral Monday afternoon n O'Clock. from
the residence OF her brother, J. G Clements. NJ u
M. ~ Analyst
ON saturday afternoon, Angus, 3, CHARLES c VII
llAN>, IN tie 6ylh year Of H. age
Ihe relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 at
tend funeral 40 In late residence. NJ 80 HICKS s.
BfoOhbn On Monday al crnoon al o'clock. without fur
the invitation
On SATURDAY morning August g. az NJ d Laisht-St
Hudson 81 are, JANET MILhE>, ftl.rt 81 the late
Charles Wilkes. astd 81 Years.
he sc,J> and relatives OF thg family are united with
oGi iWthrI ruNct. l. attend the funeral A. : johns
Church. a. , O'Clock precisely. 90 NJ an,as. 2th
On SATIN Caf morning, August 3 Hon CE, II A.
Veit ana Harriet l. SortAmayd. aged months aud DAYS
tefneTt
Al West Charlton. Saratoga CO antv y Y August ls
~ sumner complaint. l>RAELIA. so.n.est daughter II
months and DAYS
On sunday evening. Angus, a. 20 minutes 10 9 oclo,N
Ms NAM Ann, " e Il Isaac Binas. % = llascrIng
!ALv>> aged ~ years, month, and dan
he Intends ol he family respectfully iuyi,e = a.
ttht Ger rune a. N TUESDAY altefnocn a. o'clock from
her lae residence Nc So9 Hudsonsi without farther M
NIiatiou.
August p ANDREW. son II James ard Ian. Cp,,,,--
ham. AGED 10 yeArs AMI ~ davS
The relatives and friends Oi the ilg axe re<~stfll
invited g. attend his slerAl Mouday 4 gu,r 81 ar
O'Clock. from the resldS hls fsihs NJ IS lsrk
ClIufr leNngton-aN
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Commencement of Madison University.
s rciai CouespDnLence u Iht y. ! IIIDuI'U' -
HAMILTON, Wednesday, Aug ~ 1871.

HAMILTON, Wednesday, Aug o. ls5l.
The Baptist Education Society hrst
founded school here for the education of young
men for the Uniye sy about thiriy-four years ago,
and It was not till the year 1876 that collegiate de-
partment was added to il they are no" welded
together, and have become prosperous and useful,
having property in all fneariy S2Oo01O.
The snnual Commencement, that closes to-day
and the exercises usually attending them, nave
been thronged wth people from all parts OF the
State a deep interest was manifested n them, ano
they have .eit lasting impre ssion:
On SUNDAY evening. Rev. DR.. Do.' LlEG OF Ne"-
York preached the Annual Sermon before the 90
cicfy Of Inquiry ms subject was " Masonry Ia
ouirvp which he treated N statistical, ie rned ana
el0suCnt manner. slO"Ug the rise. progress ann,
and, through God probable result OF me missionary
cause.
Monday evening, WV. TRACY, Esq Of Utica. adj
dressed tie TWO Literary societies On q" The keSp0n-
sIblitIcs OF Men Literally Educated - the Age ~
which they live" II was We'll written ana appr0-
Iriato End listened to with attention.
On the same evening he was followed by W. ii.
BuELEiGH. Esq. e Syracuse, N poem 81 great
purity briilancy and su5limlty OF thought IL was
enchanting, the test Of the KIND. 1t was admitted oy
all, they ever heard his subject was : me t'oldeh
Age" | hope IT viii De published. Rev ROBERT
TUHNBULL, OF Hartford, Ct, preached on uesday
morning the annual sermon before the Education
Society. and IN the evening Rev. :. ID. BCRcHARD,
Of New OTk, addressed the Alumni 1hey were
profound and instructive As usual, ana were h0noIel
with the title OF ID. d, aS was Rev Mr.. lodge
OF Brooklyn The graduating class VAS not large ;,
their CrailoHs. however, showed much talent ana
convinced us that they had not mlSSpent their time,
nor been poorly instructed. large number I"-
ce.yod The degree of 4. VI. The address of Prof.
Eaion was uch IL cloqUencc and thought, and now
ana then brought out the meaning tear.
Respectfully. T. G. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25


ASHFS-TAe market - firm with a far demand, and
sales Of lto bb at - ~ - 49, 0r pts and s. so r
COITON-The loarke active and bupy.nt. about
co bales sold TO day at full previous prices Both ship
pTs aud spniors are buying Lo" grades especially are
FLOUR and aIEAL-Tbcre IS les, doins in Western
fair uord FIR the East and the Provinces, and with
far pts Tie market closed heavy and inactive Cana
Dome i &c reach 1000 bhs - jaS4 for Michigan aud
Indiana - G7l for State g 9idSi ff Ohio SidSi ~ for
pure GCnesee Southern qulet and heacy sales OF
800 htls os a. SiaS 49, for common TO good brands and
81 75a 3 for Fancy k'e flonr quiet sales OF 100
hbs az 3 a Com Meal steady aud IN FAR request.
sales of 2O bls at s. 9ias3 foo Jersey and = p Tor
thny attended, and there Wa. bt Little disposition to
f ,s@ Of zoo S' Az ana oat s are n WITH
a far dculaI fr Prime sales # southern AT i0c i2.c
the SUPPLY 81 found is limited and moderate
the East and the home trade and shippers out of mar
for Western VI ,cd, and SIC for Round yellow, White Is
held al 1Gc for Round and Gle for Flat
WHISKY The market quiet and heavy, with more
offering at PIE for ONO, and Elc Tor Prison Drudge
TPFONISiONs There's only a TINTED demand for Pork
and lhe ma Ae unsettled, and Prices nominal the home
trado all lots Sales II 2j0 hbs AZ IS 81 f,I
Tim Mes SIG for Mess, aud 3 tor PRIME Old IS held
above the of huyes and no sales trans pred the high
prices restrict the consumption materially Beef very
81 7aSn for Mess $50 50 for Prime Beef Hams are firm
SN Cut Meats ROW nearly ont OF market and prces
nominal Lard Is steady hut very met sales II 1870
hhls 0ge9c Butter TAR demand at ea2c for Ohio
aud aac for State Cheese Is quiet at tat.c little
dong for export
HEAP sale to-day # IS bales dressed American at
Il 20. ) 4 cent of for cash
TOBACCO-We notice sale of leo hhds. Kentucky a.
Sc in one lot f1r shipment
OiLS-A sale Of 500 gallons Winter LAM on at 5aioc
months which shows improved state If the market
which stll tending upward Lnseed quiet and pnccs
steady
HlDES-Thc ma ke' Is active hut bare Of desirable hides,
and the arce stock of0 aim 81 oui Of the market 1000
English slaughter sold at blc ale 1000 Rarcelonas. 20
Ms He, zoo Bueuos Ayrcs p rs az tc 900 Buenos
AyIcS. horse. SO hs az :
NAVAL SiORES-1hc market Is steady. 300 bh's
Ruu.h rurpontlne sold At - 81 1850 hhls RESIN sold az
81 cast 40 Tor common Wilmington, and 81 50 for New
leru 2OC0 hhls fine sold at so 81 IS this af
eInoon of o0o hhls North County Common Resin sold a.
81 25 Z ttl
RICE j, duh 300 ties sold at s. Sass TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

n prs,: . W y Wool. 4 II Coo. Goo y Hlssins =
roFrr ate G. Ms Moore and 70 srls ads1
:. $ !. 3 Ssieok. r CAMPBELL, J. " C.n.in, c Z.
MS NJ " II h1foy. Mra. D11-hcT-Y Mrs. % Rsiiiy
T u Casven 4 FrsdcrcE. Geo. y t. -. Cs.rl.s
sr.rcs- Mss Ro,i-e.s. Mss { g. Sc4lscS, Mss VI =
G..,rr v Tru--u. q. Hewitt. '. v. "a wei. J v
t'co,sr Chzs Ho.k.rs II :. iacsso1 J. Brown, ,
MuIrny aid . ~ tne stce, age
IN srerrs.s Er ci1f fre- Mr. for-' for ffrrf Il
g. b@sqr-cr Mr. ard NJ Alfaro ~, c.nldren and
t..o.e "a rs J Is ds "a r s'a iaf ssvlui : Ta9n.s
Ttens. 4 Vsr-s ard nfrs F1rri.. Ne.g Orleans. NJ
tfnss.-v phiaIel ,h.a- 1fs and Mrs Fisrlic "a adj
NJ Y - c u.r.iues and Nl,s Curninsr I'D VEL ait,
~ me r. Trc,7rt Wn A Cor Fay, Nex-prlea1s
Irerc-,c0 Care san. Fraucsoo Fossi. senezlelA
Master Mel. NeV-York Ms Nicholson %; AniIe~
p,- Ve.r t,rlo.rs. I0u,s Alien, do hss NJ my
Csrrfa. Mrs Dar e Hasana Ms = Lezrlnf -.
Mr Prsen New ars Thomas se. % G,liIaaal N
So NJ mi =. 4 Parker hlv-e. Joseph R-har q
-, " ork. Henry Chs.lee. G v Br'wn.j Ia;'sfsI
Total 81
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Disasters. Gc.

The SHIP CATHARINE. Hesselton. from Dublin isF Nrv
York With 300 passengers and salt and went lA-c
Saturday morning, fne I'd INST Fast Hampton Beach
A. last accounts the ship lay easy broade over ne
outer bar The cargo was destined for - Johns Inc
steam Achilles and Cant Boardman. With he wreck
schrs RnGgoli and Martha Stewart. Win cables an
chors. pun. >pached o. her lSsis lnce
The schr. Clihauue II Brown, from New-horN nf a
southern port, cs.Zed u Long Beach on lhur>iN AZ.
noon last The v.Id was blowing heavy, AMI a slual
striking her she tene manageable The crew sN IN 'm
Der saved
Steamer Com stockton. Baker for San Francisco before
reIorfcd TO have t into Panama distress. now >ia
have sprung ea, after proceeding $50 miles onl. AMI
e. hfye returned the 2d ms An effort was making o.
secure Joan # 5000 90 $1,000 bocmr, or thc rp-
pose Il repairing her
Psrnambuco dates 10 DIST pt state thai The b. sch
RIVAL where from or bound stated ashore
the mouth Of The haropr. and went o. pieces
4 big was fallen with on the 18th INST oil Hatter
1876 miles + ef Cape Henry. hy lhe steamer Bother
jonathan with hey Tax 90 half mast lad one man on does,
the he m. who hailed the steamer flr Doctor and mel
cine on the doctor hoasisg her. al the crew. I'VE ia
number were found SICK with the yello| fever AMI me
vessel full of water Her hot mentioned. DIT tue
report says size l3 dlrS out from DEcn Gcl .ilea
vl pitch pine Medicines were suppl ed 4 ma The steam
er The account says hat ID refused O. three
volunteers from the wrecked steamer Unon and that She
left With the wind blowing fresh from the " ~th
high sea.
BARk TELEGRAPH. tof RocSsndl. Yina a, Havana, for
Ne-York, loading sprung leak and was compelled o.
discharge
BR BRIG WoNusR, Hunter, from Clrthagena bound g.
Liverpool nut Charleston the 10Th n>i Tor repl
the foremost having been strucN by lightning and disabled
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-..-..--AUGUSI
{ IrarCd.


Stemers-Aabama. Ludla~, Savann an, !. NtcheI e
Marion. B. II. Charleston. spof9ri. Iies,on Co
Shi1,-Jessore. Cobb Nes-OrleIns, Eagle y dlzaW q
NeN-York. HUI. Charleston G. Balsiey C2ns tn..he'
Brnfilg Liverpool Gunneu bnturn = CO : + Alst,,''
NJ s. Galveston, J II. Brewer Co. ksnerAiii, u
Nanus Liverpool. G.. s. Sfoslc ls9n, Amencin L'-'e'
Chadwick. London. John Grsy0d c.
Barg-Peirea. Brown. savaunah. Demlll c. Ihe'S-
m Bariard. Glasgow Pos. Benz Adams. Gross. T.
Mobile. ] W Elweu, Golden Era, Bartlett, 81 Jonn y
r r " Trundy
Rrrs-Folo (SCl CaSfi'laun Malaga. Francia. 6 1lez
s Co. D X AZ u. BAKER. Pn.adephia. J " AlcNee ',
Sauveur. fFr Bone. Hare, Boyd n Hncsen. Kan 'f.
Rchardson. r. sed Island ! ". Elwell' / Hmpere U.
rer.Co-ma Pb.nnev Washington. Jas Hand
Henando1 C.rtez. Napoh, RIO Jlnelro. Cham3oriaa q,
Robinson Y Co.. W. IT.. smith, Charleston, ' l., NC
Cready X O. hoady Daniels. Philadelphia. las HAM
Richmond Teby Richmoud G Il Person J + Lo5ird'
Chapman. Mofagorda. y l. McCready CO Ana Hlri-
ner lIosos Richmond {. II Pors0n. Em.Clty, Ffs1 b,
New Haven muster. Plymouth Rock Lacy, Boston, Jlf-
ton X Snracuc Ruggod, Mott, Norfolk, Sturge>s r.
man Co.. Maid % Erin tBr Cimp bell = 4i- y IS
s whitney X Co b r HAWKS, Flfhen wash ngton,
{ Il Bioss0m Bow. icn saunders Bangor. PIlisluiy
& sanford: senator. Krhy. Alexandra, &c, Davidson,
Dr,colf. Richmond. Ylatt Siaeht.
SlDor-Tlomas Hull, Miller. Providence
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To Mariners.

Tho following oua7an ne notices addressed IN the
PRIV Council for Trade Whitehall and appear u Lom
LIST Of the IN II August - ...
Instructions have been issued by the Ministry OF 1 m
melce Instructions aud Public WORKS. % the elect tnat
an captaus and masters Of foreign IS hch may mere
after enter the azaretos Of Mahon and Nso 20 perform
quarantine Will be obgedtO present the manifesto ~ sl
goods or articles on which sanitary duties are levied IN the
Spanish language instead Of dong So rs hitherto ~ inc
language ol their respective nations. go
ON adopting this measure has been borne mad thlt,
The vessels bound 70 exhibit another more
detailed manifesto drawn up la spanish 90 the Admins
taton II the Custom house VIII be great trouble %
them to make reduced copy Of he letter thereby
aordng greater facility the officer Of the Board ot
Health Tor calculation Of the duties which are
- be- levied. tSigned) III MARQUIS Do MfRAtLOREs.
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PaSSenger> Sailed

10 81 Gtsslp AlabG-S for Sataanfh -Wm Dun-su lon
h " White. Jacob Pnter. " : Wiley. "A sullivan n
" Beoman. George Whitfield Hughes : y Blck.
man. T. >etTo. ) Root, TToutmSn and iady Jane,
Reed, John q. Gum. LADY and cAild Capt Ha-adow.
lady and child. X II rh9Tn L. I Napser ( stewart.
I. l. Napier, n CeafeS b I Smith 4 DCnyoa and LADY
n HON, y {. Na.lsv. Mrs c PlAut, II Mead 7.
Holt, IA J Cook. Wnl- II. Racey. Joseph BloCk. g 4
Michel n = NelStllle John II Ehrchs. Henry
Neghaud. George Rankman, Mss EEma Lloid. Mss
VI Welsh. MISS { johnson. Jas : VII ANS Jas Qu4a-
toCk Chss Halfway. Nm a Aacey. 4 J. Il ar. Co..
Mlchlil, aud a. steefa-s
p s1oE0sr NaooE Ter C'lri,sioe + a, Blum. l..
Jones ii 4 MauSanlt ard Lac, II Mo- " Cup
tsl. Ma Green, MIS- Brown ard ibid. Q = BAILEY n
N9ecAsNllsh, J. {. " brraal. JAMES N-nlaA.s. [.
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ato,,,d by uc vessels Of tie Coas. Survey aad 20,
CO peraiicn.f Prof Agassz. The results Oh is'
vefe interesting and yaiga1ie l shan ~ 20 OMAN
the paTer for publication. ,,s.
on motion of Prot. ". 2. ROGELs, IoIhiii'.C
Was appointed by the President - sNafsihs ~
CLAIMS Of Mr. Cnas. A. Spencer, OF Canasio'a y /
the well known microscope raker,-to &c ,Ialn ia
rrovemens IN the manufacture OF that n-eiai ms.
Ineut the microscope. The committee con- ~
PROS Bailey. Torey J. Lawrence smith, III '" J.
Burnett and Prof. CLARK, OF NeH ofs.
Atthe CONCLUSION Of these proceeirlg' a 70, 49,.
was served % under the hail where tne COi
sat and the yiants disappeared Win HAi' S'io-' 80
pidty. ,,,~.- n, Rrv,v. Of
TOWN 2 few remarks suitable 10 i1e occaslohi
A; in.ciock A sDe,ls Il train Of Hudson RIVER KAN
ROAD cars was provided and *e ie 10y 1Hl re-
cursion TIE bet feeling prevailed throughout
among visitors and entertainers. and the arrange
rents were most excel.ently adapted 10 the comfort
OF the guests -. 81. - i.
bosr.table mansion OF Ezra p. Prentice, Esq. a.
Noun. Hope, two miles out OF the az bu' Oh
Tins and other matters hereafter
Yours 4 A-
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l,Y BANGS. BROTHER x CO.

- MONDAY, EVENING, Aug. p, a. y O'Clock =
VALUABLE STANDARD BooKs-Beng an EXTENSIVE col
lection Of choice standard works the various bfanchss-
embracing many thar are elegantly illustrated and M
GLIDING CoDcus Memoir IT The Canals illustrated with
Engnylngs PortIu.s and Autograph Letters Ito, hall
calf Dr. Bimfs Chronology and History Of the World
Illustrated n Do Gil eIaycd tables and maps, folio cali
Hntons History 81 the IHsd states, lnstrtcd vols
40. calf Encyciopedia Americana. "a vols ayo, Lihy
IWDgs WORKS complete 4 vols ,cft-an elegant copy
Knights liaf Houfs uIfh hest Authors, I vols, CALI
Jtutsou's ChafAcri. of Women co'prnd plates Hch
ly bound ~ Turkey Pearls N American Poetry, printed
gold and cuiofs. Bristol board 60. Turkey Bur
tom Anatomy II Melancholy $40, Turkey hictplVs
History OF England. 2,os $40, half calf The WoIs1
Thomas Middleton. vols, London. LAMBS WORKS =
vols DE Quucys Writings Hume History Of England !,
vols Lily Aibot's Histories, lfy0ls Hannah M0ofes
complete Works vols 8ye. Losing Field Boos 81
he Revolution $50 liarpcr's Magazine gols W..
ShaksIearo pt'c Works. illustrated, 8go Bllstns
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Also eleraniy illustrated copies of the standard Poetli
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Also a. assortment pf school and Class cal Booss ~
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Sales bn Aurtlcn.

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Sale gegtnqlory pr particulars see Coarcr eHi kngs-
80 apd ra, -af' ~ t.rrtrrf AUS lt'
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SPOKEN. Aug 10. OH MontauS. ship Gratitude, Cro"eil
I'm New Bedford OATH for PacIic ocean.
Sid from New London Aug q. ship New England, fea-
dcf0n. North Pacific Ocean. VIA Indian Ocean
Sro1on-Ju u.s. lat % 80 lon p 30, bark A. r FucSor
BAILEY, of Dartmouth cruising
ship Cambria I'm New Bedford for North Pacific before
repored ashore was 81 of Yesterday afternoon, and an
ehored below Palmcrs Island Her bottom VIII he exam
med by divers ascertain the extent ~ the damage Wch
SD I'm New -Beaford 2l,' ship VIM Nye, Nor.h Pa
rIfa Ncpnn
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r & kENF. Arctureer
nIA\O. EnhEES III NICIlO\ r.

j e. KEMP VIII ,cf a. anciou To MORROW. Ties
dar1 - lo O'Clock " 8, Ni>iust nea. Fulton II
hiteen rosewood b.. and f-ncfaHc Piano tores trus
VARIOUS makers cash advances.
These Fanok cc> constructed IN the most sunstan-
tal manner. and unsurpassed tr the rchu">s depth
and lnlnrcr 81 tone. irlcscy 81 touch and >uNcror
flush Thrt warranted to stand tnc act'oa ~ any c
mate. and written .aHtce a.Comrs ni.S them, the
same when sold al private sale. aud particularly
worthy of attention The above instruments NAY ~
ahmed the the ia, before she ale Purchasers
wlshug o. have f.cr scL Olt of he c ean have
them boxed aud ,hprcd 20 reasonable chtrrr aul3u
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Rccejpts of Produce

B. the N0rfi Rrer BOats-Ns iar}qt, Aeo SSH bhls
Flour, O. bals Ashes, l5S hhls Wh>key, Al hos Pork
AZ pAsS Meal 2t3 dy VOL "a do Butter 35i do Cheese
DO. Oat Meal 1850 bush Oats, do 7ijl do Wheat
>96ls do Com. li72 do. Rye.
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NVIIWN1 4 -IIIl0nttf
URNITURE.-large sale of rich

4 HOT SEHOLD FURNITURE PIANO, Sc-Ou
Tt ESDAi Avg -, ~ l o'clock. at the Auction Rooms,
No % Bcckman-st Nil be sold very large and esttn
of rich rosewood and mahogany furniture,
If All qualities and description. embracing carved maho
eany French tedsteui ard chars marble top center tables.
sofa DO rosewood and mohogany elegant SATIN dsmss
and brocaelle rosewood tstc-atetcs also conches and
lounges covered with the material beautiful sotts IN
plush and HAIR cloth, mahogany and marble top dress hu'
eaus black walnut aud mahogany book cases and score
fares mahogany wardruhss dress tables dsahs Mahogany
and rosewood Noitar- chairs rocking do four very large
er glasses together Nth n cloths carpets. 20 hatr ms
tfasses feather hsts Office desks pa'ont ant plan bel
sieais chamber furniture "a suit SC Aisp
wood % octave fnIte made ~ Gher II Boston
B-Snle Viii he premptory without regard 20 weather
Catalogues early the morning Of sale Goods can b
nae kfd on the rreuifsrs N required aus ~
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MARRIED.

In Alabama Now-lork. August p, by Rev Mr. Fergu-
son Mr. ALhEk SIZER. 81 BATAVIA. y, 10 Mis-
ElIIADElH TAYLOR, Of the former place
A. New ct, ~ Aug 30 Nh GEORGE HODGE,
J, I'm " IhlattS