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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arr,vsd-Ro,t, Horton EDsAH W. Avg Az 20
land Wn sch9s He.
fss VIZ
sepha for Ssntgskes ga Susan Russell Nantucket for
Brig Calcutta came Of aosS Without damage
o,Is !,
chip Lizzie Hawai- Parker LverpSo bark Elm Taylor
YORK Gussesburg. Hill. ao HEATH. Putnam. Pisiou
oedpssa
cii.i.; :ssf g5Sz' smith T$ssi:,
astt., eaHsyens Bridges Olivia Fairbanks Peerless
Rndso dssoc
Darling ,. BfTsss iB.sRSr BlScmsr km.n Boston
densci Baseonb corson, RoxOuryi chas Lock- Hem
CleaIed.BaSk Gov Paris, York. Boston; brgs Tuscan
star SSs ST. .:r eYFsnsSFs M
Salem Resogter Gem BGst1pi sThsompsoe Fshs New
Ssson sspr kf aas. % %
New Haven; Lucy Ann Haley, Westpoint; Sawyer Has
miscellaneous.
STEAMSHIP ALnATRoss, from Boston via Quebec, while
got light in the 6srsor; she '; was p ee
2usss where
ss's s,s Sm he. ss I
S JAILED hs s caqns oS css %Ss At Of tie
rate OF six miles Per hour and each vessel comsg head and
asP sns III
gps her ns water ships
mites with eys5yhn her except the
Toe 'a captain on of
1n sn o art S bis but had them to SAVE himself ons
sad stem causing her 70 leak badly and bark
and Destroyed number Or sails he bark had On board
'I s,s, 9i s sg qs.s,o.n,,r.. A.,
sSip Mary Merrill from Boston April g. for Francisco
cosses. i Of Of the vessel seen June H BY Capt
Mary Merrill large S Ss but
days Afterwards, to confirm ts presumption
sSsH s:ss K :.
s s gsrs A 5n: ss e y. worth
s $4,000 Il: s'Ss s ss
cause Of the c.sastroph not known The drss in.ims.
n yf BY had
sas
cSe On h Sss Z, si The nss also los: al but me
moved AFR The danger Ssr cloth
..d wsi god GRAZ. register .ssssr. . and
win DO total she burnt to tho edge '''s'
BnIs Gs ssS TYnx at Philsdspha from Be.ton whilst
sysn, osr1 HfG avs. sSSs NED
s o., fore .sss ard s.oys .soyt Ave feet q
60 have received little or injury she made Of
soTn E.,L, w..y.n. bound to ssy.nn.h IRON rhIsd.l
Ii: I'm Who three days espssSTs rssess;
Nowbern, NJ, on friday last
LIVERPOOL Aug GA vessel Of about 800 bottom up
laden with lumber bottom painted white was passed July
20, IatT N, Ion 30. by the Recorder from Calcutta.
ABERDEEN, Aug IA largo quantity Of cotton. partly
Ioose pavty In bales, which had gre; also nssy
pieces Of chsrred wood. we're passed July Ion ri
by the Albion arr here upposd part Of ofship
prcoity before reportsdJ.
WhalemeMs
CID az New Bedford Esd inst chip Abigail. Drew Indian
Ocssu.
spopr rscbr Lcuiss tof Pro vim ccown) Ausler a.
Lon ~ O5, 3 mos out 40 bbis 81 Oh; al we'll. "
Sp@hews
lat 40, lon So -
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year, months and days.
The Relatives and aoqsantsnces OF the family are res
pectfuny invited to attend bic funeral this wednesday,
afternoon at O'Clock from SS Livingston street. Brook
lyn, to Crossword Cemetery
On Tuesday. August "a ELIZA vouLor wife Of William
" rouion aged 20 years 4 months and "a days
Her Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tena tins funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at 8
o'clock from No IL Rivington street.
On Tuesday. August "a. Susan, wife of William j. Gel
ston aged 26 years months and 20 days.
Inc relatives and friends of the family and the
bers OF Harmony Lodge No a. I. O. Of 0. r., aud the
department are respectfully invited TO attend her
funeral tomorrow (Thurrday) afternoon. at o'clock
rom her late residence No $50 East ~enty fourth
street Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for in
teyment
On Tuesday, August "a WILLIAM WALLasE, son Of
VIM. w. Walsh
The relatives and friends also this friends Of his grand
father John Marsh, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of hs father No. 92 Myr
tie avenue Brooklyn Thursday afternoon at o'clock
without further invitation.
On Tuesday morning, August "a, LoyIsE JAooT eldest
daughter Of Charles Edward Jacot Of the firm Of Jaco
Courvoisier Co., aged4 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of her
parents No Union place HobokeA N J. this (Wednes
day. afternoon. at o'clock.
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Theatrical and Musical.

BowrRr THEATRE Mr. Hamblin always anxious Il
promote legitimate business in the production Of Shak
pearean and other pieces announces an excee enter
ainment for this evening The selections the tragedy
Of Romeo and Juliet with Mr.. II. Eddy fine actor
ms Romeo, and Miss Heron a Juliet The concluding
piece will be the drama Of the Dream at Sea- with
Mr.. Stevens in leading character.
NrBLois GARpES-This evening Is set apart for the
benefit Of Mrs Drew when bill Of uncommon a.trac-
ton will be presented for the of the visiters
and patrons OF Nibo's successful establishment Mr..
and Mrs Drew Mrs Seton Mrs Vernon and other emf
Match in the DARK Valet dc Sham and are Grand
advertisement by the unriyalled French aud Spanish
dnncers.
Burrows THEAmE-This favorite resort although
closed for some time was visited Monday and last
evening by an immense audience many being Obliged to
return to their homes who could not gain admi sion
The pieces selected for this evening are Buckstones
comedy of the Breach Of Promise1 the Etoo Bow ;,
and the " Mummy" The cast Of these pieces will en-
brace all the leading artists Of the establishment
NATIONAL THrAIRE-The great variety OF the enter
tainments given nightly at this establishment been
the means Of calling together large ooncourse OF the
patrons of the drama The elegant drama called Uncle
Toms Cabin" continues to be successful 1t is put upon
the stage in very creditabe manner Added TO this
attraction the performances OF the great rome dancer
Herr Cline, and the nmitae negro deneations of Mr.
T. d Rice who appears in the Mummy
CASTLE GARpEN,-The beautiful opera Of Tampa -
the music of which is delightful and which drew down
the most enthusiastic cheering Monday evening will
Fleury jolly Camilla. and NJ Dguet as Tampa, should
embrace the present opportunity Of doing So as the
engagement Of the company will shortly terminate Mad
Flemy Jolly will repeat the aria OF lie Preaux Cerss
in the commencement Of the third act
AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The entertainments which ar,
given daily at this establishment are OF such light
diversified and amusing character that hundreds are
drawn TO them both In the afternoon and evening
Whites scrensders chaunt their negro ars to the de-
light Of the vsters.
CHRsTr's OPrRA Housy,-The new and piaintive melo-
dies sung by this band continue 10 be means Of crowd
ing Mechanics Hall nightly The programme for this
evening cannot fail to give satisfaction
WOODS MrnsIRELs-The negro melodies instrumental
performances, and dancing which comes Of nightly are
well batroDized The selections happy and the au-
dience generally give testimony Of their pleasure
Madame Anna Bishop IL In Philadelphia for the pur-
pose Of purchasing a house Her director, Bocbsa, Is
also in Philadelphia experimenting the forthcoming pub
cation Of work, called Gamma Bishop In Mexi:oT
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Cleared,


Steamship Africa Orb Harrison, Liverpool Cuaard.
Ship Arsa5o tAus sscuVwiOh, Trieste via City Psint.
Ship Hermann Rooster tNorw name altered from Maria
SssS as PGs.s. TFa'
Bari L,S,s csFslias ssvsR Lisbon Isss%.s G;
Bark Johan Carl (Brem) Jabsrg' st Jass, Duasoomb
Bark Excelsior whittesey, Barbados II Trowbridgs &
Bark Thales. Gardner. Turks Islands. Nesmh g. Sons
Bark Hudson Beaman. Norfolk, master.
Brs Co.
BBs s hsnsy
Bril- Smyrna sprague Boston, master
sohS Richard Golden. Morrison, 81 John NIB Whit
sshr Alfalfa. wstmSre ApsIssehisola. Post
steamer TslesFsph caypSs; Baltimore, Thompson.
s,eamshp Gy Of Norfolk, Post Charleston 7S hours
H.stsI:s WIN Perm hence for Norssn
81 :lssss;:
s S1i m Ss's ~
q & hsns:
With
aP STS red y n
80 saw ship supposed the xUra:nrs s at a. lon q. e.
banks in lat water warm saw no oe but great number
Ship Agnes SBrcm Sol er Bremen 4s days, with mdss
and passengers, to Oelriehs s. Co
Bark Johann George lBrem) Vessels Bremen AZ days
nsdRDs
Bark jasper Bennett Charleston days. with cotton to
Jousers Rochelle 81 days. with brandy
9th inst. With sugar. to Mathews, Finegan & Go.
Brig susan Randall Aaehias days. with LUMBER 70
Brig oisnda Dunbar. Lubec. days. with plaster. to
Brig CREOLE TrswSrsy, Ellsworth 10 days. with lumber to
Brig Citizen, Brown, Calais l6 days. with lumber to
sehr vietsris; Wright, M.tsnz.s via Norfolk. days,
soSr Spec MeKsy Ba.Surss with grind
stsns, End s wht1sy Ge %
soSr Ann Maria, conokn. Nswbern. NC days. with ma
schr Frances Robinson, Newbern NC days. with naval
schr Mary. Smith. Washington. NC. days. with naval
schr Perry, Thorne. Beaufort NC, days. with naval
sebr Rio Lane, oSrasoke NC days With naval stores.
schr Nor mouth. Bushee. Virginia for Wyatt RI.
schr fremont, summer Lubeo, 8 days.
se ehr Eliza ia Jane Maiden: Roeii.na d.ys
sehr Governor, Watson, Blushiii, 8 days.
schr Franccna' Hooper, BiueniI' days
Below,
One ship, and one brig unknown.
Sailed.
Bsrks Ellere tBrl. Harvey Quebec; CarSlsn (greml,
vas tsSj PA Psrisr w.iton rs; Aass lBrI Hacdsssd
s Wind curing the the day SsS' rom Sc tos.
The packet ship Fox, for Havre. hiss anchored at
The ships Devonshe for London and Australia for Liv-
erpool, went to sea this morning from the 8 Spit
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nInrrlesl.

On Thursday, August IL by the Rev. D. P. J. Van
pet, G. w. BLOOMFIELD TO Miss MATILDA daughter of
the late Charles Coo Eco. all Of this city.
At Brooklyn, Tuesday, August "a. by the Rev r..
Taylor, Mr.. THos. ID. kAyAvo of New York, to KATE,
youngest daughter Of Mrs NJ. A 0'Hara Of Brooklyn.
On Tuesday, August "a in Brooklyn, by the Rev Mr..
Sneller WILLIAM DAILY, Of Pittsburg to JANE seventh
daughter Of the late Thomas Butterfly, Esq, Midtown,
County Louth Ireland
On Thursday, August 10. at st AIMS Church, by the
Rev Father Jaustin MIR. WILLIAM A. RoARKE, formerly
of East Cambridge Mass to MARIA daughter OF the late
DR. Medium, of Sligo. Ireland.
Boston, Mass and Sligo Ireland papers please copy.
On Monday, August 90 by the Rev. George HIATT, Mr.
EDWARD WRIGHT to Miss LOUISA A. LEFFERT all Of this
city. -
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FIRE IN CARBONDALE.-We learn from the Lack
Citizen, that on Monday Of last week there
ere in that place. which destroyed the following proper
ty Mr. James David. cabinet shop furniture, lumber
tools &c., 81 3e0--no insurance Messrs Lawrence &
Holt of New York, tannery building S1000-no insur
Mr. Isaac Decker buildings and furniture 81 400
insured ST geo Mr. John Lewis, damage to buildings
wagons, and other property, sSoO-small Insurance.
There were other sufferers to smaller amounts
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RENOVALS.

UyHE OFFICE or THE NATIONAL LOAN rUNn
Life Assurance Company, Of London, 10 removed from
Me- Grand street to Washington street. Of Nor
street. Jersey City whore life DO sdeoA
Cd Medical ecers attend daily ct p n California risk
taken Pamphlets containing rates and other
and printed California rules, furnished application
J. LEANDKR STARR, General AGENT
r. H0,AoT; = D-} Hsdiaal ExamiasrsL
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Tele graphic Reports.

ALBANY, August "a, 1862
The receipts of the past twenty four hours have been
anpexed:-Flour, SIS bbls wheat 1000 bushels
corn AGO bushels; wool 50 694 lbs Small sales Of
Gcncsoe wheat reported at 81 12 for lots arrive
81 10 is demanded Corn 600 bushels sold at 90 30
for Western mixed. Oats arc at As 45 &c.
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Passengers Arrived.

CHARLEsToN-Steamsnp City OF Norfolk-Mrs Owens,
nelilysr Miss Schiller Louis lady and child David
Mrs Benjamin, w Z Mumford, J Dauforth. Il Mend |.
helm. Amber. A Baker. Lsysr:e.; P.rnsr Mrs A
lady Sohesinser AdansJ Hsrberson-7 In the steer
ago.
dy Mrs Schritzberg Meyers, MoKenney. Ed wards
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SHIPPING.


FOR LIyERFooL~gNIrID sTATEs NAIL STEAM
M s.sss. s
aes0mm0dsiiSn n for slsssncs ana so%f:rt, agPL
and sail September l8sh
Fer SOUTHAMPTON AsD HAyEE-rHn ysIrED
states Ma. 'stssm'hP Jsmss W0sson
to land the mails passcnaers Saturday August 18th
Wit b in ss
tesnss 81 On per cent An surgeon h a.
viii rsssass on alter
Hok4I.Ek Iy1Nas 1si Agents. q sisssrsy
r lpyoTIoN IN FARES BETWEEN rnnAprI-
aSo ot,r s.r and
ioiiOV':- no. ,u,.n,,.-'.
Cisy Of Hsnebsstsr. Saturday, Sept
c,,x =, u.,o,...r RoH LIVERPOOL; j.. :,
Gi.y Of Of Wsdns.s:y ssss
Rates Of Passage from fhiisdcphis :--ssisos In after
ss nS;nP :,s go n 9s sas
For f S6s y pssssg; 9RRyss
limited number third eiss: win % !.ls,
viz Uro sss n'd'PA'' and >" ZION ''s'''''u''
Eop Nrv opIr.Nc n1prcr rur NrW nounIp
e.n.Ss
Teal CS%n.ndsr will leave pier Nc nss river for the
3
THoMAsi. STANTON, ss South street; or I, Z. LIN
UVas CO. 10 Pearl street shfeishs on ns.us:%sn
supply thsp:s,.: With n: steamer, bill. Of I.aps ss no
ssy on board freight received iadns sisn.d
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TELEG GRAPHIC,

ANOTHER WEBSTER PAPER
SAVANNAH, Aug %, 1852
The Republican Of this morning hoists the names Of
Daniel Webster and Charles j. jenkins for the Offices Of
President and Vice President of the United States
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Tclecraphic nIarino Rev.rts,

BOSTON,, Aug "a.
Arrived-ship John Jarvis Lyerpoo bark Maryland.
Baltimore; schrs Ariel, Norfolk BragAnxa philadelphia
steamer City Of New York. do.
CearedShip Celestial (new Of NYork) st john ND. to
load for Lverpoo bark Rowland Malaga; brig Anna Mar
gsretta st Ubes brgs Henrietta st Domingo Marine Jack
sonvls; schrs Mary Eliza Cages Hudson, Albany
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~ .r rSs@ vsSsPoSt .sv dseasreing under sas.
send permits On board. and ss.snd 20 reees q th
TTNIr' s1A .,s ~ NAIL sF.A..aIr Co.eAs.
c.isss. ana ssssss. y: s
ri =. s:Ss; ssS:s
U.s. N, semnsadsr " u :aI on Mo- Ms.dsy sspssak9 {
:. ..s ss. ss. IT,. So .ss
ssS;,s s.. qaS %:
s sas s e u ssss @
L.aiss ssl:sn stat. room $685. lover a,s .aa
fss.ss s Win BE- tie rsrssa wlsTf !.
pens. 'f sssS.ias ' - G.:
sssss mail steamers from New RoIa have =
Of sre from to San Fsncsco the Avosass
at he se. & the scmp.nios NJ West ssres
corner Of Warren. TT.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP ooaPANY.
CITY d Porter H.
Ssr s ~. aa ass% ~ Pier s Fl s
e s: Hs ssr .s s.4ss
ssssrsss gsThs ss5 spsois only taken rsis % g.
4 =
ss e isd,s mi :Issss sss the ship
passage ''' III West c. q Msr..
THnoUca TO san, FRANCISCO. ar EEDyCHD
r.. ss and spo YSis Ss S sr1H
Ton: ssrsasSi Berry Conf VA take asr dsp.;S,ss
-sH ~ toms sss :s.:
ss my % NJ
.ss sss :: s:'
tepou tho Isbmus this having failed to
:.sss s.
General Aso TOMS = s s yoa ;NssssSsSsr
y. ws,s s,sss. + Liberty :ssss
hs take tho
ss. sa s ' r Es
9, e
Ane new double engine steamship oortes."
VANpERBILT. LINE-FoR SAN FRANolsoo-rm
III. ssspss sss
ss Me- ::s s
Saturday September for San Juan dol dissas s.s
:'
miles Of land transportation This route psrss
going @
assi .'
A UsTRALIA. AUSTRALIA DOLPHIN cLIPPHR
sntisss clipper BOZ
Ths III: =:
ssd the Of families .s
Rfs
gaging elsewhere Apply board pier No H. North river,
srto BUTLER BROTHERS, 165 and llS South street.
Tor CHARLESTON: s. C-sTEAMsHIP LINK-FoR
passage only. Cabin passage and found, $40. To sa0
Friday Aug a. at o'clock p NJ The splendid steam
ship CITY OF NORFOLK, Jas Post commander will leave
Is above This vessel has fine
and every has been made with Wow
the comfort and safety Of passengers For passage apply
MAILER L Ord, 10S Wall street.
Steerage passaxe For Savannah passengers will be "a
ken through NJ SIS, and steerage at s.,
EOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
- The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L.
Parrish, commander. will leave pier Is North river,
Saturday August 25th. at p. N. Bills Of lAding agneQ
emily boars For freight Apply board; aaa fer
NOR ADVANTAGEOUS LINE or PACKETS
sailing monthly for Port Philip and Sydney The .shle
Somss, six months old, with AL the modern
and ut all the underwriters will succeed tA6
Epaminondas the third ship Of this line, And s Nh
September The ships Of this Line require Pufag sAy
tsemeats Tho acoommodations &c., Of II I've ships Re-
venue and already dsspstohsd ar: geanaa
determined TO make them superior to other ma
ul clipper ship Nightingale, built for exhibition 81 NJ
worlds Fair. win DO dispatched let November.
ToMN E oabEH lls Wan stessa
The Ocean Eagle has capacity for 800 pasengrs bu1
has been to limit the number TO rs only VIM
view OF giving abundance Of The ship will al poS
lively a. advertised.
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CompAnion.-By DR.. A. N. Mauriccau, Professor 81
Diseases Of Womea-Twentieth edition Is mo- pp ia
Price ST. Years suffering Of physical and mental anguish
TO ahec wife, and pecunary dioultes -
the husband might have been spared timely possession
Of this work IL Is intended for the married,
secrets, which should be known them particusriy
Here, ALSO every femae-the wfe-the mothsr-ths enc
either budding into womanhood the other In the decline
OF years-in whom nature contemplated an imporoane
change discover the Causes mptoms and the most
remedies most certan node Of cure In every
Extract letter from gentleman IN Dayton, 0Mo1
Dr. A. M MounIcyAu, No. I2s Liberty street . ''''
NV DEAR SR-My wife has been pcrceptiby sinkne for
gush suffering months before and durns her oon
hnementevory successive and ore debitsUns
and prostratinR her., putting her life in immnsnt
and which was ON the last OCCASION despaired Of
posed this state Of things inevitable and resigned ny
self 20 meet the worst. At this time (now about two
some matters reaching On Ia receipt and porsss
eannoe express to you the relief affords my dstresssl
ming mi ana ths Joy i pages impaired my wife, on learn
ng thht me great discovery Of M NJ DcsomeAux
remedy ~ opened prospect to which little cen
eved was possible But for this another year would
nave passed over my head, In all human probability my
lcgf. -
II i OF course imprastcabe to convey more fully tbs
serious subjects treated Of they strictly
irten sed Tor the married. or those Maria re-
Fer sslo 222 Broadway Astcr Rouse asd AZ the pub
Albany; Joseph Tucker. Mobile Alabama T. Pstsrsen
70 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. On the receipt Of 81
copy vii be transmitted BY mail free OF rostsge suy
part OF the United States all letters Addressed
poet paid 10 DIR. A, MAURtCEAU, box ae Neg Yeyk
Poss Ohoe. onoe l29 Liberty street.
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THE TURF.

RE ED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND TROTTING.-A
~ Of 25 will be given, to como of Thursday, the
26h mile heats best three fve under saddle
Entries to close at the above house
on Wednesday evening, by seven o'clock.
L. LJFF. Proprietor.
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u A r. uTI n H I'm II II L L I = " . Ne
ALMANAC rrw-voRK-rHs
RIsus. ..........6 81 MOON :. 80
SYN SETS. Al M9n wArER.... .morn "
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUGUST "a, 1852
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NOTICE TO cONSICN gEs.- STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
~ fEs@ y.ssspoSL .sv dissasreing undss s.s.
send permits board. and receipt 81 tkr
Z. K cOhIlIN6 CO.
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E0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHx0ND.-
The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, L.
Parrish, commander will leave pier Is North veg,
Saturday: August 2th at p. NJ Bills Of ladins asnc1
sage. TO LUDLOW PLEASANT. s. Front street. neax
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IHOR CHARLESTON. s, C--STEAMSHIP LINE-F0R
passage only Cabin passage and found, $40. To SAL
Friday Aug: q. at o'clock NJ The splendid steam
ship CITY OF NORFOLK, Jas Post mander will leave
above This vessel has fine stateroom
and been made with
the comfort and safety Of passengers For apply
On board at pier g. E. r.. or TO
Storage PASSAGE So For Savannah passengers will beta
ken through NJ SIS, and steerage at IS,
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Lf0R LIYERP00L-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC. Captain James West-This steam
ship will depart with the United States ais for Europe
positively on Saturday September 4h. at u o'clock
from her berth at the foot Canal street. No berth secured
till paid for. For freight passage. having unequasd
accommodations for elegance and comfort apply to
EW'D. X. COLLINS & CO, No. SO Wall street.
The steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC
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Quarantine.
The ships Devonshre for London and Australia for Liv
erpool, went to this morning from the W Spit.
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uyEITED STATES NAIL SfEAM4HIP UUHPANY.
- Fer New orlesns: via Hayann. Thasplsndid steam
ship CRESCENT CITY d. d. Porter. U. s. n. oomnan-
DER viii sail from this pier At foot Of Warren street.
o. Friday, Augast 27th o'clock r. M precisely RAte
OF passage 60 Havana and Now OrleAns-New AHAa9e-
nsnt-LiSss saloon Bertha 500 After Saloon BerthS go
bteersge Berths $ Specie only taken freight to IA
vans Freight tskop to New Oean. ~ 80 GENTS cubs
teo Shippers Of requested to supply themselves
with the Cemuasy's BILLS Of l2ding which may hsd on
application At tho Office No other will signed Ne
passage. Appfy to n. 0. ROBERTS,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-08-26
JAMES W. LYON,
PLU UMBER, BEASS FOUNDER AND cor.
PER SMITH,
No. 226 Thames Stdoot,
Nuwport. X !.

HAS constantly on hand variety of Force mud
IL Iif Pumps, oi hs own muuuiicturc which he
warrants equal, "a not superior To any hciurc Offered
~ this market.
Also, Water Closets Wash Bowls ,uinn aud Go
chitute Faucets aud ,NrrN drscfiuiiun of PInmhinr
Materials NJ varonS qualities d pticcs ns cheap NJ
TAN be bought elsewhere.
Also, Pure hh"ct rin Pipe, WAR IantcI not ~ miurr
the water IN an way ami dtol Ia "a, best style "a
Pumps aud ~ other Purp"-,N
Iiuyinr procured the services oi nm experienced
Pumhr, ac Is prepared 10 execute all uucfs la this
ltnr with neatpcss aud despatch
.ad Pipe ,m sheet lrad of yaripus sizes on hnnd
also. al kinds ~ Brass aud tompusion Clsttnes
m,d, H. order. ship Castings ot an kI,ds hand
and made tr order NJ short ruti'c.
JAMES " LYON,
Having hcrn appointed agent ct the Ilud.uu Guttn
Pgrcht MANUFACTURING 10. - NOW ptcpHftd ~ iif.
aish INV gunutit, ni GuttH f'fcsa pipV, aud sheet
de- this pipe can bc nticd to auN oi The nscs ~
whi,h lead ht- been applied, iof 'unvr, tr cold WI.
srr pussg-st. man, tlyanugr> uytr head ~ q 4. not
AFFECTED by an, ~ the aifls or Hlktes 10 " cntrr,
ia.telrss pc~ rot aHci yn, kiud u water. viii MOI
rot aud cauuut he bprst D., hosi. The sheet mn, he
Applied ~ tny usc ~ whnh sheet leHd may BE- sp
piicA aud IL peculiarly adapted ~ hains water tanks
and reservoirs and also ior water clustt wotk
GraLbh iuf past lyvrS hc huprs bV ritrt auen.
ron to his bnsincss 30 mrrt The appreciation ol m
cnsioners. Al wpik wauaBtci not - ltI until
worn out asu