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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-17
CABINET AND CHAIR SHOP.

ID EM,,vAL.-T. G. DOdson has removed his
EG Cabinet ard Chair shop rom Connell's Row, TO
The Room on Broad Street, South Of John Lyons
Grocery and formerly occupied by d. Ffshci,
where he will continue manufacture all articles in
his line as heretofore ~ So 5'- :
CofIins an hand at all times with good hearse to
attend funerals in any part Of the county, at reduced
rates Thankful for past favors, he respectfully SO,
Iicts a cont uance Of public patronage. He will
labor to give general satacon both as regards price
and quality of his work, ..'H..
Lancaster. April 8, 1852 -.... -l .. 6mi9
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CEORGE SMITH has removed his Chair and Bed.
w stead Factory from the corner Of Wheeling end
Columbus streets. 10 StaHberyS Building on Main
street. t1oo doors Fast Of the Hooking Haley Bank
nnddirccy opposite me Checkcrcd Store lie has on,
LIN larged his businessand intends keeping on
TN hand the largest and best assortment Of
lpV CHAIRS and BEDSTEADS
NssAso ever before kept in this place; consisting
.Tn in part, of Cane scat, Cottage, Bustl ,
wv French, Scroll top, Village. common and
Chidrens Chairs, Sociables and Settees.
All descriptions ol BEDSTEADS manufactured ol
either Cherry. Walnut. Maple or Sugar.
His work viii all be made Of the very best mnteriP
BY good wormen and of the latest and most approved
patterns 1t will he inferior to none manufactured
elsewhere snd will be sold at the very lowest prices
Acontinua,iou Of the very liberal patronage OF the
public is respectfully solicited is the intention OF
the subscriber to keepa full and general assortment
at all tines so that he will be enabledto accomrc
dOte both old and new customers with anything in hi
line. In connection with his establishment is Mr. q
L. Eckert's Cabinet Ware Room, that customers cal
be accommodated with all articles requisite to com
pete full assortment of Household Furniture. Cal
| and sec ..t.,t GEORGE SMITH
Lancaster, November /. 1850. 26
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Tirc, Firr, Eirc, Fire, Fire.

TTNHE undersigned as Agent of the CITY INSU-
/ RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-
pared to insure property Of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinity. Office Main Street Fosters Building.
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster. December 81. l849 dl2tf
QUEENSWARE.
A Fine assortment now unpacking at WlSE'S
IN Lancaster. nov x lShn, 81
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Etna INSURANCE. Company,

i pany for Lancaster and vicinity This 10 the
oldest company Of HaItford Connecticut, and is hs
solvent sndrespOnsble any company tpths s wSie6
States. ...alN, i. sSsOir ". MAN Ia
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$4,000 Reward,

t $4,000 Reward. as
NEVER sincethe science o Medicine dawned upon
~ the world has any thing been found so good tor
cough aud colds AZ RowE's COUCH CANDY. 2OOO pack
Raes received this day nv II. d. SL0CUM,
f'A Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio,
Sole Agent for Fairfield county. Nov 50
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gbf ll)erhlg Gazsttf.
CITY OF LANCASTER:


--i - q 80 -. - --====-
TaThat momcntous period, so long a
waited, has at length arrived, fraught with
the most astonishing results.-Eagie
Vest the mighty minds and valorous Patri-
ots bold, Of this most blessed land of earth's
vast orb, in deafning conclOye sat, within
the city's crowded marti whenwell earned
deeds of endless fame with conscious worth
combined; when heroes doiied their noddng
plumes and legislators grave, the cares OF
State laid by;when too the patient tillerofthe
soil and him wellskilled in arts mechanical
resolved some mind more gifted than the rest
to choose, the highest councils Of the State
to FILL The thunders roared and Androscog
gins frozen bed grew hot and Rio Grande dit
friz. Scylla screamed and ChIrybdis mute
did horrid grin. ,ay.
Democracy, God-like, sat enthroned, furi
Gus as Mars, as Hector brave. The game
Olympic were again restored and races run
then furious words rose high and bloodles
swords were drawn and deeds before unseer
unheard performed, till the Quixotic her
OF unnumbered wars, the banner bore away
upon whose waving folds, in golden letter
cleaned, .s
1.-THE mountain aborel and brought forth mouse"
-----------------
100. F.-A Lodge of the TndePenden
Order Of Odd Fellows, was instituted at Bal
timore, in this county, last evening, by T
G. NJ. Alex. E. Glenn OF Columbus, acting
as special Deputy Grand Master, assisted By
Grand Treasurer Slater Of Urbann, and p
G's Reed, Reinmund, Rainry, Weaver ant
Cook of Lancaster, and P. G.. Cupp Of Pleas
an.yille, and large number of Brothers from
Lancaster, Columbus, Pleasantvile ant
Thornvile. We understand the ceremone
were very interesting, and that all enjoyed
themselves in the highest degree. Th'
Lodge commences under the most favorable
auspices, and promises to be good auxiliary
in the promotion of Friendship, Love an,
Truth, the chief motto Of the Order.
The Lodge is named Baltimore Lodge, No
2O2. The officers are Rev. Jesse Schlosser
N. c., A. l.. Simmons, V. g., w. J. Smart
Secretary, VIM. schopp, Treasurer. TIL
regular meetings are to be Tuesday night q
each week.
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PLAsTER OFPAIRlg. &c

z Barrels Calcined Plaster, 5O,lO Water Lime, 80 do
- ground Plaster, for sale BY ED. sLocuM.;
Lancaster, june o. 9
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ff-t WAIT A MOMENTI
M name is neither Abraham, Isasc nor Jacob. and
lvl sell an article forfwhat il is; give call.
Lane aster. Ma %. JAMES GATES
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rIlWNIIUNE! FUHNI1URE

O stand on Muin street, in Stanberrys Buildipg
itrO doors East Of The Horktng Valley Bank, whore
viii DO found as usual general assortment Of CABI.
NET FURNITURE, which is admitted by all to be
tho largest and cheapest ever before kept In this place
.,,,.,srrx,ss from The plaipcst 10 The fn- Srr.np
S.sx%sAaR est, consisting OF 6
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Interesting from the south

LATE From TExAs--oUTBREAK AMONG sETrLERS--
RoBByRY--MARITIAE ITENs--pEATH OF TIE IN
JURED FIREMAN, ETC,
B.LrrMoaE. August IL, 1884,
The Southern mail has arrived ~ithG svesor papers {,
the 7tA inst, from which condense the following
paragraphs -
Major Oakley notices in his despatch that settlers In
the nsighborhood OF Fort Graham have come on Tor
protection. which he has Afforded them
TIE daicultea grow pg out Of land titles In Peters
Colony have at lsngth rpsned sinto opsuidisordor.
large number Of citizens had proceeded TO ths ONCE OF
the agent Of Peters company and taken possession Of
the books and papers warned the agent TO leave sae
colony -
The Lone Star reports that President Fillmore has
authorized Governor Dell TO call out five hundred
gers TO serve the frontier.
The bark Lucy Hale, from Liverpool for this port sup
possi have been lost has just been reported below
The bark Swan with adyices from Rio Janero to July
5th, arrived thsimorning
The Dutcl brig Mary Elizabeth, from Bremen aso ar
rived ut this port this morning
The jewelIy store OF James Jones' at Savannah 20.
was robbed Wednesday night last Of $1,000 worth q
watches sc -. -
General Cass will address the democrats Of this CITY
In Monument square the 3lst inst -, ~,
John Gregory. who horribly wounned va ss,s
more on Sunday by Owen Shields, died to-uaJ oi MS
irjures--slIcids Ia In jail. ,,..,,
over 600 Garmsn emsrants have arrived mere WITHIN
tba laat three
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yIIRTY SECOND CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


WAsHISoroN August IL, 1852.
1RY COAST suRyry---cALrFoRsIA AND THE ADJOINING
ISLANDS
The CHAR laid before the Senate a communication
from the Treasury Department in reply to the resolu-
ton OF the Senate calling for estimate for extending
the coast survey service to California apd adjoining
Islands
I~cpr,sIvc ssLAR,Es--THE woRKMrr
Messrs. WALKEs and PRATT presented memorials from
the wormen government buildings in this city sta
ting that tho arguments Of increasing the salaries
Of clerks. apply equally In their favor.
sANDwicH ISLANDS AND UNITED sTATEs-PREs'-
DENTS arssAon-cosNIsnosER TO PE SENT 10 KING Sa-
MrHkMsHA,
message was received from the President in reply TO
Mr. sewords resolution requesting the President TO n-
form the Senate If not incompatible with public interest,"
whett er any proposition has been made to the United
States by the King OF the Sandwich slsnds TO transfer
the sovereignty those islands TO the United states The
President staes that about the 18th june last he
received similar resolution adopted in executive session
by the Senate to which he replied that 1t would not
in his opinion be advantageous to the public interest 10
disclose whether such proposition had been maze OF
not since that time nothing had occurred 10 change ns
opinion He therefore declined to answer the inquiry
Mr. SEWARD mevcd that the message be referred TO the
Committee Foreign Relations, and he desired TO oer
the following resolution, which he wished should take
the same referepce:--
60 sena shs sr S tho ssadscS
be instructed TO inquire ino the expsaienoy OF
The CHAIR said the resolution was not nov in order.
MIR. WALKER said he had offered the resolution In ex-
had given notice that he would offer IL in open session,
and he mrwhat surprised that the Senator nom
New York fhoud have anticipated him.
Mr. PApGrR-He took your thunder.
MIR NEILsR sad he desired TO discuss this motion to
refer snd moved that it be laid on the table.
Mr. BApers said he also should have something to say
on the subject.
The motion to lay the matter on the table agreed
to.
THE CREDITORS TEXAS.
Mr. PrAscE reported oil for the payment OF Texas
which authorzes the Secretary cf tho Treasury
under the direction Of tho President TO have pared
ard issued certificates Of stock redeensolo at the
pleasure the United States after twenty years bearing
inter at the rate OF three rer cent rom January 100
payabiy semi annuaythe whole amount ot sa'o SOCK
not exceed $3.50 COO and none to De issueu ios
fractional part OF 6iOo The Secretary u 70 aoette
such az may be preecribed by the President Nen
classes and 20 What soupt OF the debt ot lexs - wv
psybcpt OF which priEoipat aud tptereat we're psnso
the duties imports and whom 50 ssceratned " ~ ~
Just pay The With thus stock ~ ~ Per V@oe
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The Union Convention Of Georgia.

MACON, Ga. August IL, 1852
The delegates to the Union Convention assembled at
the Concert Hall this morning at 10 O'Clock.
George Stapeton, Esq, vas called to the chair and
James NJ Nesbet and z. W. Alexander requested to
act Secretaries
Upon call Of the counties 146 delegates appeared from
forty counties.
The following were chosen permanent officers of the
convention:-
Fresileni-Edmond II. worrel Of Talbot.
Tice-P Presidents-Gen Il. H. Rutherford, Of Bbb and
Col Ii V. Cumming, of Richmond.
sec,stafcs--Jam.s T. Nisbet, Of Bibb and James NJ.
Mobly. Of Harris
T w. Alexander, of Chatham. declined ieact as one
Of the permanent officers Of the convention.
W. G. CoLLINo Of Wilkes, moved the following resolu
Resolved That in tho future proceedings Of this conven.
ton ls aeesstes from each county be entitled 20 cast
county, in the General Assembly.
Espss That ,s three from each
tor pTelsr for tho .e.iOa Of q. .oRyess,Gn n "a.
esysgtIoa q portion Of on. p.litiss, friends to meet in
whoby the harmony party may bo secured in thscn-
resolved That be desired TO communicate
s Hsh Il the 3, Of sa' e.
sen,b!s ta.morrow
The resolutions adopted and the Convention ad
jorrned to three p nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following reported the committee Of twenty
four under MIR. TrtppeS rcsouton:--
First Dstrict-P w. Alexander H. NJ. BouRt, T. V.
Blackspear
stcopd District. G. Sullivan William c. Perkins,
Richard Sims.
Third District--R. l.. Trippe 4 G. Bethel George Os-
borne.
Fourth Distrct--M Ferreu, ". D, Luckie, S G. Elan.
Fifth Dst-ict-E T. Richardson, H. q. Cole, B. L. Nor.
gan.
Sixth District--w L. Mitchell S Bell 2. J Anderson.
Seventh District-Augustus Reese, II. Nj. orme, *. A
Ward
Eighth District-T. II. Pcrbull, II II. Cummings, W.
W Anderson. =
On motion the President of the Convention added
to he committee.
The Convention then adjourned to o'clock, tomorrow
THE SCOTT CONVENTION
Meets tomorrow At half.past nine o'clock A. NJ
The Demec rattle Mass Meeting at IXliisboro',
N. II.
IMMEN ALTERING ANTICIPATED-LAGGE STOCK
OF PROVISIONS, Erc.
CoycorD August IL, 1852.
Many strangers already arriving to attend the de-
mocrltic meeting at Hilsboro' twenty -four miles dis
tant on Thursday With fair weather, the prospect is
that as many people will be there can procure con-
yeyances wright's mammoth tent has been erected
Twelve thousand pounds of good Hisboro county beer
and mutton besides five tons OF bread are now making
collation. free Besides the speakers already announced
Colonel German, Of Indiana, will attend
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RAILROAD FnTIGHT,

ID ATEs OF FREIGHT REDUCED BELOW ANr
N other Route Determinsd TO retain tse trade Pha
dephiA In its accustomed ehanne reduced our
yates Puharg 70 20 cents per 100 lbs. olnss
goods aud 60 ccnts leo lbs second ssss goods While
from the city 20 Cinonnsti st less than 100 lbs
Should the Ohir he low prepared by Arrange
mont With The Psburg asd Cleveland Columbus snd Gin
onna Rairosd Comprnies to forward goods tho SoI
spg rates yig-To Gin s Srst class, 81 90 sscopd
esss 81 10 TO coiumba trst eisss ~ 80 scood olsss
81 TO- aud 20 other points the line OF the Ohio
roads at equally Tho ovst by .hs
and the time thsn BY any other th
tDuuh. Huua CO. rear OF III MARKET
Ha,rt Leach s and VI South Third etrost lie ie Rat
yer Ds ksxkst streets Rnshsm pook 1 Market strs,s.
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'aptain Marcy and his Men.
CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.


New ORLEANS, Aug. Is, 1852.
letter from Fort Smith, dated the first August reports
that nothing further had been heard there respecting
the alleged massacre Of Captain Marcy and his COM
mand, and it was feared tue report was too true.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. II, 1852.
We have just received despatch with the information
that Captain Marcy aud his party arc safo at Fort
Arbuckle. -
BALrlMoRr, August IT. 1852.
The SouR Western .9rerican speaking OF the reported
massacre Of Captain Marcys command says We are
informed that Gen Harvey has received express from
Major sibey stating that they In possession OF in
formation st Fort Graham which renders morally Ger
tain that the reports relative to Captain Marcy are 1T
terly unfounded.
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y,eteero,oxsouI Observations,
Nv Moagr'e LI1E, no. 2 WALL svRFFT.
TuEsnAH. August IL, 1

=. z
TuEsDAs August IT 18S4
BuErALo, A. M.--Gsrotaeter % 81. rhsrmouskse
Y Wind northeast Clest plensaut morning.
8 8P. barometer % SO. Thermometer 80 Wind
northeast. A clear, fine evening
RocHEusa, o A. H-elear and cool Wind north
west Thermometer So.
s p. M.--CIesr, beautiful night Wind northwest.
Thermometer T8
AUnUsr, "a. M-Ciear and pleasant morning Wind
southwest Thermometer rs.
s r. M-CIoudlcss sky Cool and pleasant evening
Wind north. Therm ,meter 81.
syRAcusE, A. Delightful morning Wind ~porth
east Thermometer co
SP. Cloudy and cool, but not unpleasant. Wind
north. Thermometer 55.
Urea, o A. M.--Cesr ine morning Wind west. ThsrL
moneter II.
SP. MA clear and very pleasant evening. Wind
west Thermometer 10.
ALBANY, "a. MA cloudy but not unpleasant mor.-
ing Wind south. Tbotmomoter so. Bsromster 3oIoo
Mercury CO.
SP. MA ane, clear evening Wind south Thsr-
nmometer II. Barometer 80 Mercury so.
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From RuHalo.
'uE HARTMAN MrrRpyR-ExrENsIyE ROBBERY.

HAETMAN NUKDEK-ExTEFsIFB
BUFFALO, August IL, 1852
Tho murderers of Mr. Hartman arc still at laue, and
the police JET have clue to aid them in the disco
very Of the assassins.
An extensive robbery was committed last at at the
iewelry store of d. b. Castles which was Entered by
Of the key which loft in the inside of the lock
the lock being turned the outside by t<c aid OF in
struments About eight thousand dollars worth of jew
elry stolen.
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N Il w s BY LEG IL A = III !.
>>>AN>.yN-o|o>~>c>>>cO~>
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Fishery DiSpuie---RstaIiation C0ntsmpalsa.
~~>~~~~>o~~r~o>>~o~~~~>~
PROCEEDINGS m CONGRESS.
>>>~e~>~@~~~~~.~~~o~~~~
political WRiyGLE I'M BOTH HOUSES.
~o,>~~o>~c~>~->o>~>~~y~~~
Senat0rs Engaged upon the Presidential Contest.
>~~~->~~oo~>cr>c>>sN>~
Set-to between Horace Mann and Colonel
Polk about Slavery.
THE GEORGIA UNION CONVENTION.
-~>e~-~~~>o~~>l>>S>>~<~e~>~
LsRGE NUMBER OF DELEGATES PRESENT.
>re~>|>oo~r>~~~<I>~>~-s>e@N
Late from Texas and Mexico.
~~s~s~~S~~><>C~~~>>~>~~
The Probable Fate Of Captain Marcy,
&0., kC.s SO.
From Washington,

VvoShM&VOms
THE FISHERY oUEsTI0N-DcUBTFyL POSITION or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MOVEMENT IN CONGRESS-.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS THE HERALD.
WAsHrcroS August II, 1852,
There s growing dissatisfaction at the indefinite ro-
sitionsumed by England in regard to the fishing mat
ter5 Congress desires to know whether the headland
construction Of the treaty to be enforced abandoned
There Of any kind that England docs not
intend may not At moment be induced to carry out
the views of the colonial Unless this point
is definitely settled before the end of next week reso
top viii be introduced into Congress- and undoubtedly
passed, imposing duty Of fifty per cent fish brought
into the country in foreign bottoms The laws Of Nova
Scotia stringent than has been imagined and il
persisted in and supported by the British government
will throw the whole fisheries into British hands.
X.Y.Z.
TIE POSTMASTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BORLAND
INDICTED.
FROM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WAsHI,oroN, August IL, 1852.
In The event of Postmaster Hall being confirmed to the
place Of Judge Conkn. it is believed that Lorenzo
Burrows of New York will accept the place Of Postmaster
General. which he previously declined.
The Hon. Scion Boriand, Senator from Arkansas, vas
indicted by the Grand Jury yesterday for assault
mitted weeks since upon Mr. Kennedy Of the Cen
sug Office.
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.TISd or TIE GRAND LODGE oF NoRrHE1E
ypHx

NEW YORK.
AuBuss, August IT. 1853
The Grand Lo.'ge Of Odd Fellows Of Northern Nsv
York met In thin city this morning There Ia . verY
large attendance Of member. Nothing Of mo meat hes
yet been donetbe greater portion Of ths day being
cuped In tho reception Of the credeusls OF reposota
tves and their sdmissxnthe oopser1ng Of the 0rsaA
Louge Degrees sc
The following elections were announced -
volpey Greer, Of Syracuse, Grand Mastsr.
A. q. @. Cocbrane of Buffalo, Deputy Grand Ma9tsr
Tracy r. Morgan of BnsbamptoD, Grand Warden
W III IT. PrsiI Of syracuse. Grand Secretary.
James r. Sanders, of Westchester Grand 1epresenta
tive 10 the Grand Lodge Of the United States
They will be inftaed To
The Grand Master, Dexter Gilmore, presenteu an sbfs
report which places the order this jurisdo ton In
very HourishDg condition The number Of sub ordinate
lodges IN working Is about 4a8
Reports from the Grand Secretary and Grand Trea.
surcr giso received.
The attendance embraces the ahest Of the order
in the urstetion and the utmost harmony prevaiis.
Tho Grand Encanpment meets this evening, but
nothing OF moment will transpire In time for report.
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The ro.s OF the stsnordsnire.

Fnrtber nd conrmatory intelligence relstivs 60 the
~ of tha sbtn st,ordshire has been received here.
Tue insurance somewhat larger than was stated yester-
DIV and tho total loss VIII reach $aOV,oVo
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Reported RevoYutsop 1 = Iex,eo.

New OsLEsrs, August IL, 1859
by the arrival Of the schooner Piza this port
frlm Vera Cruz learn that revolution had broScn
out Ia Tsmpico, Mszatan GuaIaiajara aud Vera Crna
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CLEVELAND. August IL, 1852.
Further returns from Iowa leave doubt Of the cleo
tion TO Congress the Second district OF Bernhardt
Ienn democrat The democrats have also carried their
state ticket by about $4,000 majority 1t Is thought
that the Legislature will likewise be strongly democratic.
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The Mississippi at Halifax.

HtLIFhh, August
The United States steam frigate Mississippi Commo
dore Perry. came into harbor this forenoon She
sauted the flag Of old England which compliment duly
acknowledged by return salute from the citadel and
the flag ship Cumberland. The Mississippi was visited
this afternoon by the principal officers OF the garrison
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BOST0Nl NUBusI IT, IoO-.
st. John IN. b. papers of yesterday are to hand:
They that the British cutter Motley has cleared
the bay OF Fupdy Of American fishermen.
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Shipping Intelligence.

Arr from NYork-suly Is. mpromse at Liverpoo 2Dth
Majestic, at Cantyro; 2h Meteor at Acant 2st. WASH
inetcn, ~ Bremerhavcn: Aug Susan, .. Marsees Cd,
ChieftsiD, as Bordeaux 4th Hugnnot Liverpool 5th
rtnceton a. do Patiok Henry at Gravesend; Heudrck
Hudson, at Deal Iyerrg 6. ut Marseilea.
Arrfrem Pbiiadephis-Ag3 City OF Manchester st Liv
erpoo
Arr from Chareston--F ri, ncss Alice, a. LiverpooL
Arr from FanSor-Aug ], Concord Mary, At Belfapt.
Arr from Wilnis ztop-Aue urPheus mt London; Rising
Sun. at Hull 9th, Eclipse, at Queenstown.
Arr from ssvannnhJuly ~ Suwarrov, at CadiE; Avg 2
Lady Of the Lake, at Greenoek.
Arr from hobileAug Eh2a Keith, and George Wash.
int ton at Liverpool.
Arr from NOrioang-Juy 10 Sea Licn. at Genss Aug D.
veB.n az Queensseyn 5th hagars a. GssEow T. Gonque-
Ns.hsn Hsna, Jane Henderson, at Lverpoc Herrann,
and Cariboo, at Marsees.
Arr from apalsohieola.Ans Danethers st Iiycrpoel
Sailed for NYork-Juy ~ ABhburton, from Csdiz Cab
eutts from Gibraltar, 3oth ssbes from Glass avg
Nord Am egikan, from Hsmburg Sd Hudson from G,se-
gov. zurch from Havre; Tempegt. from Cardiff Ben amin
Living Age, and Scotia from liverpool.
Sid for Boston-July 20 Il mining from Cadx Goth.
Pcterhoa from Cronstadt; Eta, from Antwerpj Aug
SwaR, from Queenstown.
gid pha-Aug g. Thsrents and Stephen Bald
win from Liverpool.
Richard Golden, from London.
Sid for San Fran ncisco-Aug2 g Hsmmet from Bordeaux
3D. Lockwood from Queenstown; 5th Friend from Liver
pool. - 49, :.
3d. Landroot, NYork for Rotterdam Sir Robert Peel;
EYork for Hamburg.
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King Mallory, Mason, Merr;wether. Morton, Norris,
Souie and Toucey-l9
Nsys-Nessrs Badger. Bell Borland Bright Cs.s
Chase ClarSe Dodge Of Wiscoair Dodge Iowa Doug
las FeIch III VI Geyer Hale, James Jone Of Iowa Jon
Of Tenpeeeee Pratt Sebastian seward. Shields Smith
spruance SumnNs, Underwood, Wade and walker
The Senate adjourned al half past four O'Clock.
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COPARTXEnsH NOTICES.

hIesOLUTIoN.-Tn CoPARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore eSittng under the Arm OF Nm gelmsnn Braokei
has seen dissolved by mutual consent Mwhnt August
a. looz jon. u. ENGELMANN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-18
The steamer U,.,on al Chnrlsston.

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