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Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Sierra Nevada. Wilson, Aspinwal, Howard
Bark Juno tNorl Huzen Marseles, Schmidt Bslchen.
rsGf Srsss rs Ssrfn bssS
Srs A@mirsbe Colombo tsard), Nalzarino. Lisbon,
BBIis T.srayigs Parker. Walton. MS, wsin., 9 Co.
wo s@.h ssn rSnsG S;.
s sIis Trieste Lanphsr Philadelphia. Hand w.
ssr fs1 Faa:pR.a a S.m::
tasSsh sm New Mynsv
sIoop Hawkins, Hawkins, Provdcnoe matter.
sloop Hector, Grifhng, Bridgeport
5teamshp Roanoke Parrish, Norfolk, 23lL bours ,,,h
sSin aI Sa nsssensers 70 Ludlam Peessnts
Fs IaiT yiSs.d n.v5s JSy sh
Ss 60 MY sss r ss.S g
high nv westerly winds and calm had pilot days deaths
Bark Print Hendrieh tDusch), Schmidt, Am,.srs.m 90
Bark 1sabelits Hyne Eggars. Rio Janeiro Jnixi Nth
exchanged Signals with bark Lancer Sy my
Aug 10 Lag y TO- lon a. saw clipper snip Samuel RUSSELL
sugar 70 Eseorsas Aug lat 0 Il d1s lay ylsh
esa az 80 & passed sehr Ale, Mitchell three
Key and had n 6hds q on ss ar
ss s vessei on making no water Aug aI2 lat s lon Is
day.. VIII fS sos sc ISSSSs S'hHsn Rio Jsne
Brig John Datton tof BOstonj Burles. csrdenas. Aue
Marcy Amber IS lat lon y' S ..r i1T sass nc ss
, and Az I'D ., manmsst OF by tho deo had fore
nrs Village Belle Bi) Dsvs St Jaso dc Cuba, a,dsys
nsis 0s,op %, osId.nl PsnsIstcn.. Bes.ir. N days.
Va isi " Ssnors esrdy Aug u LAT a. lon ~ speks
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QUE MADRID CORRESPONDENCE.

MADRID, July IS, 1852
Dtnoanceaent Of Newspapers at Madid-Sppresson Of the
Ba,ceones by Royal Order-Hnprisonmet of Some Of The
Deputies Of las Cotes-Repoted Government Conspiracy
for the Destruction Of CuJa-Dstcrminaton to hold the
Island in Bondage
About the coup detai they preparing by partial
The Barceiones denounced and submitted
to jury, who acquitted the editor notwithstanding
this the has suppressed by royal order of the
18th, its publication.
There is no guarantee for the deputies of the
CoTtes some Ct whom retained in prison for forty
eight hours and their papers and private correspondence
seized, without respect consideration.
Sonor Nazquez Queipo Director General of the Council
Of Ultramae is of opinion that the Cubans ought
complain for the acts Of the Captain General and
poyee Of the colonial when the Spaniards
under constitutional government, have to bear such
dealings, which. he says are practced everywhere.
hs"~i
0estines 0 Cuta state that Spain may lose the island
but the government will hsve the pleasure of seeing it
destroyed 10y the Of Hayti with which govern
ment negotiations are going to this effect that the
Spanish navy OF Cuba may for their transportation
and at The same time the emancipation Of the slaves in
Cuba will be decreed.
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IMPORTANT FROM BUENos AYREs -Adyices from
Montevideo 70 26th June have been received Political
matters were In bad condition at Buenos Ayres Gen
orquza had dissolved the Saa in consequence Of their op-
position 10 the treaty entered into by the governors of the
different provinces, and he had assumed the supreme
control, and placed the province under a military sub
lection II was thought by many that his reign would be
one as from his increasing tyranny he was max
ing many enemies -
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Married.

On Tuesday, August II. by the Rev. Samuel Wills.
Mr. GEORGE Ii. ScHRAiER. to Miss MARGARETTA j. daugh-
ter of William A. Burtis Esq, all of this city
On Wednesday, Anguish IS, in Brooklyn, by the Rev.
w. ]. Webbe, MIR. JOAN r. WINTHROP to Miss ELIZABETH
II. BRowS.
On Wednesday. August Is. by Oscar W. Sturtevant
Alderman Of the Third ward, Mr. PONCE MARIE to Miss
MARY ANN BRADY, all Of the city of New York.
AT the Spanish legation the 10th OF August by the
Right Rev. Mr. McGill, Bishop of Richmond, JOSH MARIA
aAeALLos Y CAMruzANo, Of Madrid, present by his
proxy the Spanish Minister to AGRrPrNA third daugh-
ter OF Alexander Norman Macleod, Esq late Of Harris
Scotland
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Marine Affairs.

The new pilot boat, built by Mr.. George Steers for
company Of Jersey Pilots, and named in honor Of the
builder was got under weigh yesterday morning the
first time at the foot of Twelfth street. t. r. She left
under command Of Mr. Steers, who, in company with a
few friends and acquaintance will 20 far as White
stone TO test the sailing qualities Of the vessel and for
pleasure excuI sion
STEAMSHIP SIERRA NEVADA, Captain Wilson. sailed
yesterday afternoon for Aspinwall
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EyOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES U. 8. MAI
= Aae.-The new and m magnificent Steamer JAS. ADGnx
on as %
For freight apply beard where all bills OF adng viii -
for e
South The steamer harion not being able TO aA
sss sSs vii sr us nSs regular % DAY.
LIMITED STATES NAIL BTEA nsHIP 0OnrAHY-
Only sSsossh O. Nan line fer California and 6rssos. u
A. T.a Win
for.ia and Oregon mails arc 70 be dsspaechsd On me -
S A OF Of s ~ .s E sS.:
Sunday the ,sins TO be postponed until the Monday FL
United States Es Steamship eompsny The soliowiss
Ohio: -. 5000 tons 0HEKOKEE !. LWe Ven
ssfiSs 6ifl. $500 toms tom: e bSaaDo =. -
Issy.s New 1:ii Tor 1ipip.. on the SiA and ssS 6;
She 7th I'D Of snd forming With the Pase
ports in &sxeo and oroson Passage from ss~
Orleans can DO secured from Armstrong, 6arrs Oer
TINE aATEs PROM NEW AL WILL N
For Ladies Saloon State Rooms. .................Ao
Second Cabin ssandees.
Passssssrs as landed al the railroad depot
usnns oss1 S. Il. from
sshtsen to twenty hoursie expense which vssss
iSor $40 to s2q 30 be borne BY shs passengers.
company steamers inspected and approved 3 Is
ssss
Immediately arrival of the Atlantic msi and Ban Fra
Acapulco reserve boat vhi b. kept oaoh end q
Tss e % Ss ssSa12: the :sI
on the Pacific one Of which will be always In pors 81 Go
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The now s.sxmsp Columbia viii PLY between San Hras
arrival Of ehe mails gsrs Panama andrst
ing without delay with the MALE and passengers for s
passage BY the United States mail steamers from Nov
York have preference Of decomposition board q -
Francisco che most favorable terms regular line g
propeIers will be kept for the transportation Of togha
snd transient between Panama aRd San Fran
osoo One of the above steamers will keep the oenAe
toD between Acapulco and other Mexican ports 1aoA
allowed $50 lbs free not sSsssS
Chagres at FOOT and from Panama TO San Fran
oisoo at the rate Of 500 Ger ton For freight Or
panes III West street. corner Of Warren. New YoE
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Topographic Marine Reports.

Arrved-Ship Ocean Queen Liverpool park Jeddo, Bal
timors, brig Xenophon. Pbiladelpbs.
Cleared-Brig Ann Maria, Charleston; schrs Indepen-
dence, Aux Cages Andrew Biour Albany.
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LIMITED STATES kAIL BTKAkSHIP UOnPAHX
~ connecting with tho Pacino Mail Steamship Cen psny
Only through United States Mail Line for California AHe
Oregon via Aspnw.n and Panama The splendid nsw an1
steamer in world GOO sons burthen H. T.
q. g. Navy. Commander will sail Friday August o. -
North river re PsoISs Mai Ste.nship Company. No..
receive the Illinois mails. and sail immediately sr saa
Francisco No eorts will be spared on the part q ths
comfort and safety Rates Of fsrs 70 Asphwal.Lsdisf
$751; second cabin stsndess S4 stserags $ Passonssss
viii 30 landed at the railroad wharf 81 Aspinweu iva
Transit Of the sthmus a the Persons
securing through passage by the United Mall oea
srs from New have preference Of RECOMMENDATION -
70 Ban Francisco the most favorable term Ior
passage apply to CHARLk8 A. WHITNEY,a ct tho On
Of 1T West stsest corner Of Warren trss
New York
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gaged 70 load With ncur fcr Cork ana maxkst e L. e.
Rates for London were also arm, With nstie doing.
nsse vas no change to noaoe n rates foe Havre or
HA,-Riyer was retailing at 81 l2xs 81 Is per 100
lbs. Stock light. and demand moderate
Hors-27 bales Eastern and Western have been OBJ
Iaosws heard that iso tons Scotch pig were taken,
at $2 t0 and 100 tons English bar at $40 per ton six
month"; Market firm.
LArps:-Eastern were in active demand, at s2a 50
LEAp-Nothing additional occurred in foreign. $500
pigs Galena found buyers at 81 rs 100 bsequd to
LquoRIcE PAsrEA sale of 1872 cases was made on pri
vate terms.
MoIAssEs-We heard Of no important sales, The sup
ply was fair, and demand limited at languid prices
ons-Upwards Of 5000 gallons of lnseed were disposed
Of at 64c. per gallon cash
Provisions moved to the extent of $50 bbs prime AMI
12c; 12O do picked shoulders and hams at Scsl. a
1ohc 800 bbls prime lard at IL 10 and $50 bbs city
prime and country with city mess at Ssa $los, and
RrcE-A limited business was transacted in prime
at So Csc. per 100lbs. cash.
soAP-Thero were 100 boxes CASTLE taken, at OK c.
per Id.
srRlTs.-Among the days operations, we noticed
$50 bis. Ohio and Prison whiskey, a. 23c 23R,.
suaAn-salcs were made Of 200 hhds Cuba at 42lc. q
&C. end $50 boxes brown Havana, at &c. 5Ac Market
TALIow-some $4,000 lbs. prime were purchased, at
PIC. ae1Ec per h., cash.
ToBAcco Since our last, 145 hhds Kentucky have
been sold at sac S4c and rs cases Connecticut at
4hc. axe 40 bales Yara, at Nc ; LOT Mayanee at
&c and 10 st. Jago, with % Baracoa, at 1870.
Market unchanged.
Stock Sales.
PHIIADELrmA. Aug IsReported BY Barker Brothers s
Sohuylkill Navigation 6s 81 b5 5es 1000 do 5es LOCO
6s 9A 800 shares Schuy kill Navigation Preferred
"A; go do zla 100 do b. 24{ 200 d. DO RAJ 80 DO IA
l5; $4,000 Schuykiil Navigation 6s s2. b5 ~ 600 WI
mngton Railroad 6s Pa; shares meohsnics Bank ga
100 Long Island Railroad, ll4 200 do. s5wn, liz 100 do
h5. ll; 200 Girard Bank 1875 $50 Lehgh Ga 49si 100
shares Susquebanna Canal So I; 200 Morris Canal b.
ls1i 5Girard Bsnk l59 sloc9 City ASS. 90 90 BE
tIeen Boards100 Long Island Railroad 1 100 do.
100 Union Canal e. 1881 2oo do ls7 80 Rsntucky Bank
snatop &c, 91 5000 schuylkll Mayigation 6s, 50 roy
bsan. 2al4 5000 susquehsnna Canal bonds 1886 100
shares Reading Railroad 46S $50 Lehsh Navigation s.
94s< 5000 Camden and Amboy Railroad 6s rs ds l0lA
1000 schuylki Navigaiion 6 49, b5 1876 $50 shsr
ssS sS City YEA Bank ssiS s9 iS
shares Schuylk Navigation Preferred 24; 100 Girard
Ban isz 600 snsSushanna Canal Bonds 7s AZ,
Navigation preorres g. 2 200 b5 24S $50 do s5gn
Morris Canal, S. 1ss 250 Reading Railroad 1876 200 do,
days 46 60 schuylkill Navigation Stock Interest 3d.
Mark et ste
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THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDIuAw
= Compatibility DR.. A. y. Maurioesu, Professor a
Diseases Of Womsn-rwsntieth edition; IS DID. -
Price g. r:sss q usrn Of physical and m.
Is;bsud. might have been spared By timely psssss
Of this work. IL intended especially for married
Secrets which should be known them parsiculariv
Here, also, every fsmale-the wo-ths notherfhs %
either buddne into womanhood che other in the dean
can discover the causes ,toms The most sssss
rsmsoss and most certain mode cure In every CON
(k.srscs Of letter from gentleman In Dayton ohIsy
NV DEAR sI-My wife has been psrcepsSly nins s.V
some three In OF hcr srss3
gush and suering some months bore and during sr en-
and prcstratns her, putting her life immnent dsnrs
and which WAS tho last oecAson, despaired of mr.
sfso meet the worst e shis time now sbous two mont
heard your book highly spoken Of some may
ters reaching my On IT'S receipt and perua canpeA
TO you the relief ~ affords my distressed ind sSS
sho oy it, pages impaired 70 my wife, lesrnns that ~
opened prospect to which little oonoeivsd was pssx
be But Tor this smother year would have passed over
my head. In all human probability my wife would have 49,
In her crave, and my children left motheress.
It's Of course, npraoeable 10 convoy mere fuy A.
serious subjects treated Of they nature stohiT
intend for the married those oontsmp atins nssr
risgo. For sale AZ 222 Broadway, No. Astor houss
Little CO. Albany Jo-erb Tucker Mobile AIabsms, ~
b. Phteraor, 90 Cbestnut street philadelphia o. Abe 70
ccpt ofs copy viii he trsBsmited BY mail FREQ OK pox
~. 70 rny part Of the Ls.sd Ssses al sss.ss ~ a.. -
snsrsessN, root psiS to'Dv A. n yAuRICuAU 6oH IRI
hsv rsrS sfU. onaA - Liberty skrosA.
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n OR SAVANNAH u. q. NAIL LIN or OCEAN
u steamships, every Saturday ct 4oeloek NJ. from
A.sust FLORIDA: capt ); Lyon: 18th August. thsnos
short time TO b eoppered and painted in
feet order and Will regularly above For freight
ply board, or for passage to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. 1874 Front street.
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MARITIME IKTELLIaEscr.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 10, 1854.

ALMANAC ron rEw-yoRK-rHn DAY.
IN RrsEs. ...........6 IL MOON SETS. .. morn
gN SETS. ............6 ~ HIGH 10 Oh
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRHCT.-THE NEW DOUBLE
Il Engine Steamship W Lillian PENN, winthrop Sears
commander will leave pier No East for the aboye
port Direct Friday August 2oth at four o'clock, r Il
This ship has eseant for passengers Pas
sage Cabin $ In stsersge SOS For freight passage
apply on board OF to TH0s STANT0N, s. South 81
Hasurement goods 25c cubic foot Shipper fe
qoesed to SIMPLY themselves with the steamers bulls -
adng las others will be signed which may be hsA On
application to tho clerk or Of e either q tn:
fading signed two o'clock the day OF sailing Tbs
steamehip Benz Kiln j. Teal ander, will slsceed
Aod Saturday September 18th. 1t four o'clock. Pm
yI>HRoUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO AT REDUURp
. rases-New York and San Francisco Steamship Line
The spd splendid steamship UNITED STATES. 1864
IONS DuIthen W c. Berry. Conn., will take her departure
JOE AspmwN navy Bay, ON Wednesday, September l. %
Steamship Son. with hs nsw dSsble snsn:
Cole Commsn der. which steamer awaits the arrival 81
PASSENGERS at Panama BY the Upitcdstate from New
York and thereafter Ban Frsn-
cisco Direct without stoppAge ports Teea
vessels In and safety are net
~ any on this route and experienced IL Attach
cd 70 each vessel Books and through tickets oR
sale AppH0 DAVIS, BROOKS CO.,
General Agents 2S Beaver street or
JONES JOHNSON,
IN " est street, corner Of liberty street..
By the United States dsembarf slonrds
the wh hxf at and take the
openea nearly Gorgona thus avoiding the risk
10 Gorgops - " 'A' h'of ss'ieAaoA
The United States will leave New York again on Tburs
sy the 25rd September to Panama with Che
me new double engine steamship 'Cortes."
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OAIPEIN0.

EoR LIvERPooL-UNITEp STATES NAIL STEAM
ssis ns I.rss:
on as At II SSlSSs M from nm hs. Ssra
e .ss 4Ss & 1ER 4 Hi
seed the PACIFIC. and sail September l.
NoTICETo Observation-Disclosures PER
steam ship Pacific for Liverpool will please b on
August 2lst a. eleven NJ sending board this day
nsss MARKED AST! all luggage nos ysHsfd IS IL &C.
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
i States Mail steamship FRANKLIN. James A. Wotton.
Pier
An
ii'rs r
10Th fSeIs Agents. Broadway
sn ssd
Steamship Company intend sailing tksr sssamahips
City Of Manchester Saturday Sent 4
=" :. o'-'s0" RIO. IIyrsrcoi Saturday o0s
S;,y 90 GG,ncoesser. Wednesdsy, Aug. II
Sj:z q
Rates Of Passage from PhiisicpbS ssiSoS IN ss,
IN nsSsnp s.: . ss.
For fHSs Il Pss;:fi n..s.a,.
~ lss
with provisions
TJNITED STATES MAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ship CITY Va sas. 1ee s,%
S SDr T 81. s1m The pier foot Warren
Bel5s &c.,
@ e cubic
Win Which ss
ss after SssF % sa n
apply III west ros S Co. H9s 81 W.1,sn
shortest and cheapest routeAoniy line sSinS ticket
for SrSssnS sRS PSy.rai double
s 1i1sr @ isn ". p1s ,:ssi S ss
sa soS
The transit route having but twelve lane
p P.ssssssss s no ,as
through without detention tho Pacific being
an than BY any route For nformacr
s. rates apply iH zfa hs
bsck soss. a' new Ss
reeh Mobile and viii sail for the above psrts
pier ss'iT'ls from ON
The 5
mission. Freight taken to Havana but specie.
Ts 81 h Aas s. aa f as
s sss MI ss received for or Mobile and o.
IIyiNSsioS, CRocHERoN CO., No. 81 Broadway
r must before
ixeisnss Reading and street letter oos
EoR .AUsTRALIA.-PloNEER LINE OF PACKETS
spp: S 5 Ssan e. R1 P and ydRsy
And s1.r,ntsd unasrsrsors, viii saosses sS
sS; ln' p sas av.
:ry
q isp;5ss e ss s.
will, Wiz BE- en for sShb0a At
S JOIN H 6apES sIs Wan street.
h SSsss n &c % ss e, 500
ys q .ayss :ssnd'a'' Of room The ship viii sal Do
FOR AUsTRALlA.-DoLPHIN CLIPPER LINE
clipper fSi PPah tnS ssy san
win sail on her arss voysss With immo
ssass s.s ss.,
snsf: sIy Tor the comfort Of families
r up so shs that Rsr and Hpsosd
'sSa sa', x OF g. 1sSSs For
sHia svs is G & s Sss
Foe ., GHA AI..l B. C.sTEAMsHIP LINE
GI$Y 81 p.snss a. .
above This ss
s.n m.s VIZ c " ::
isSz IL los H vi. % I.s..
sss:sr.se passage s.ysnnsS WI . t.hsg
s IT,: On S.
PHILADELPHIA AND sAvANEAH STEAM NAvI-
dHSSss.iSy;l s Iii sT%SE
':s :ss:s :ss s:,s: s:s an:
S mn e. PssdsSs.
s is'FS
e: s:sIi ssfs
tho pleasure river one sxth MAJ
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PHILADELpHTA AND SAVANNAH STEAM Nav

PHILADELPHIA AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAvI-
cation Company New Linz 81 M
thrst ship Of the line Captain John wAton
for ayaBnsh on the following Wednesdays Viz august
18TH September lst oth thi october is,h Ish Novem-
alternate wednesday, This snip has been built with ths
essential elegance and comfort espccslly in tho vents
ment Of which unparaed has proved herself 20
be Of the fastest Steamship ahos Passengers by her
enjoy the pleasure of river navigation sixth 81 the pas
sac. remaining only two nights At Cabin passage TO
savannah ITO Charleston, tya Savannahl $685. Storage
wbarveG In Savannah. PADELFORD ray h ca ~ -
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EOR AUSTRALlA.-DOLPHIN CLIPPER LIME
For Port Philip and Sydney direst-The on tirsv new
Al clipper DOLPHIN, LOCO tons burthsn, George A Trun
az VIII sail ON her hrst voyage, with imme
hi; sssutfu vessel are for elegance and atssd
having and small state This h The cny slime,
aoM up ior that port and II Is confidently expected sbc
VIII mske tne shortest passage record For freir or
pasgs early application will be necessary ON board
Eeven North river foot of Carlisle street or e.
nUILEk HkOTHERS. 163 and 11S South strast - " "
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HOE CHARLHsT0N, b. C.-sTEAMsHIP LINE
Capln passage and found, SIS. To SAIL Friday. 20tb
instant a. o,clcsk M. The splendid new ssesms1r
C irY ~ hlChMOND, -, oommandsr, VIII sail =
npove ms vessel mas fne state atons and
ever has been made with view the
% A1e SAFETY OF passengers For freight or passsf
rgpZ on board At pier East river. 10 MAILER
s.sre ,vs Wal street Freight taken - rates
through SIS and steerage 81 go The stsamship CITY
" N0hFoLk will succeed the above and san ON friday
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DOCKET COMPANION, OR INFORMATION NEVER
before Fublished25 cents copy, free of postage.
I'VE copies for ST. Sold BY Garrett Co.. % ANA strees
and by the author Larmont Physician and sureeon
consulted. - = 49," =
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VANDERBILT LIEE-FOR SAN FRANCIsCo-rHl
shortest and cheapest route.-0nly line giving ticket,
steamship NORTHERN LIGHT 1900 tons viii leave DO
pier No. North river ats o'clock, r M. precisely, Of
friday August 20 for San Juan del Norte drost
ts WITH tho iavorte steam ship PACIFIC, 800 toms
transportation These steamers in thol
accommodation and ventilation Passengers will now 4.
Through without detention tho Pacific being n
waiting sDd Of this season Of the much health
passage the rates apply only at the ooe NJ
Battery place, mp stairs. ID. u. ALLEN. Agent
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Fsr Nsw Orleans via Havana The splendid steam.
der will sail from the pier at foot Of Warren street. r.
on Friday, August 9th at o'clock M precisely Rate
SaSsn Bsrths 500 After Saloon Berths $50
Freight taken to New Orleans ~ rs cents per cubic
foot Shippers requested to supply
application at the Office No other form will be signed No
or passage, apply to N. o. ROBERTS,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-09-09
CrOckery, China, Glassware, &C., sc.

OF every variety and description, selected
" with great care from the best American and
European manufactures.
Also-Lamps, Girandoles, Candlesticks, Brit
ANNA Ware, Cutlery, Plated and German-Silver
Ware of every variety and style.
20 The above Goods offered on the most
reasonable terms
o. Purchasers will find it to their interest to
call and examine stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere, as we are prepared TO
sell goods at Northern prices and will, in all
SEES be pleased to duplicate bills made in New
York Boston or Philadelphia.
90 Our stock of every description of goods
in our line is large, new and well selected and
we can assure the public that we can afford bet
ter bargains to purchasers than any other house
in our line in the Southern country. Our direct
trade with Europe enables us to fulfil the promi-
ses put forth in the above.
MR. HUGH MASTERSON is now in Europe,
purchasing goods of the latest and most improv-
ed patterns, which constantly receiving.
LUKE MASTERSON & BRO.
No. 80 Waterstreet, Mobile.
January 1851 45-tf.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-09-09
To Planters, Merchants, &c.

ELGIN & co, corner OF
i Dauphln and Water streets. Mobile, solicit
n call fran Planters. Merchants and others visit
ing the city. Their stock of DRY GOODS con
ssts of every description of Staple and Fanny
Goods, and il as large and complete as at any
honse in the South.
Among their stock may be found colered and
white Mack nav Blankets: Duffil do; bath and
other bed ba nkets. of every size and quality: ne
gro kerseys: plain Osnaburgs hannels: linseys;
c ecks; stripes tickings; bleached and unbleach-
ed domestic.: Kentucky jeans tweeds; cassi-
meres; woollen Plaids for children's wear; Eng
lish nd American cacoes; NJ. Deaines: cash
mere, dress silks shawlS nantes; velvet cloaks
from SIS TO 500 each; Canton Grape. all colors
laces; hosiery: embroideries: gloves linen sheet
ings and shirtings: table diapers; napkins linen
towels and towelGngs: table and piano covers;
curtain muslins and daInasks; carpets; rugs oil
cloths. &c &c.
From the facilities they possess, for they inn
port argely.) the feel confident they can offer as
good bargains and as great inducements to the
purchaser of Dry Goods al anv house in the
south.
Mobile, January, 1850 IA