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DAFT le fusiI au timonier lorsqu'une nou--
veIle bale yint casser lel bras de celni~ci,
ct au meme moment nous vines Sc eldeta-
cher du riyage deux ou trois embarca-
tions qui etaieht restees jusque.la en-
embuseade a l'abri du feuillage pendant
des. eocotiers ct d'autfes arbres.
Reginald montra alors son caractsre.
Prenez la barre, SINE dit-il, ct lorsqnc
i'eus rempIac6 le pauyre timonier blesse,
mon ami, visant 10 vieux negre que nous
entcndions encore arire de son exploit,
vengea ampIcment le schooner Ct lc
tiInonier. aeEaHl As p9E 81 49fs4
-. Allons naintenant, dit Reginald, a
la maneuvre, mes braYcs!" Quand les
pirates ne farent plus qua h distance
de quelquesa conps de ran,es, mon ami,
dune main aussi ferme que sill ei1t slgne
une invitation a diner, decouvrit le pier
rier, prit nne meche a!lnmee,fit un slgne.
ct Ie charpentier, dun coup dc hache,
| fit santer Ie rebord de la galerie qui
l.masauaitle asuseau de bronze do Long
1Aomas. n II cut IN momentde conf''.
sion .parmi les pirates. Je'erois voir en-,
core renfois ise peindre sur ces atroces
t.visages, ie croias entendre leurs impfeca
:tions, lesbruit de ieurs rafnes tide Ieuf'
cabless lorsqu'iis~ essayefent. des.nod'
l9echappcr. Dependant Reginald, aVes
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FRANCE.
CuRoNlQUE GENEALE.

Paris 26 Eprs'er.


= On salt que lc gouvcrnementa fait
donner a M. i.aplage. Barris, president
de Ia chambrc a la cour de cessation, ct
en- meme temps executcur testamentaire
du roi Louis-Philippc, lsayis d.ayoir a
opter immediatement entire ces deux
fonctions, sill ne voulait pas Sc voir rob-
Jet de measures rigoureuses. M. LaPlagnc
ct connaftre scs colleagues dc Ia cour la
communication qui lui etait fate ct leur
demanda leur avis, ayant d'adresscr au-
cune reponse Pintin,ation du gouver-
nement. La cour cntiere ayant opine
pour quill refusal d'optemperer a Pin
iionction qui lui etait fatie, M. Laplagnc
ecriyit an garde .des-sceaux quill ne Sc
reconnaissait, EN- matiere disciplinaire,
justiciable que de la cour de cessation,
ct que tant que cette cour lie lui aurait
pas enioint d.ayoir a decliner le nandat
d'execateur testamentaire du roi Louis.
Philippe,il persisterait a le conscrver.
D Mais M. Abattucci nsayent pas, nal
gre tout, abandonne le projet dc. vaincre
Ia resistance de M. Laplagne- Barris, le
fit mander an ministere, ct insist;i par
tons les moyens possibles afin gull dom
nat sa demission d'executeur testanen-
taire. :Je me deshonnerais, lui repon-
ditle digne president, car tous mes col
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LES COSTUMES OFFICIEIS.
nryAL1re DE DEux TALL LLEuRs.- -vicToI-
RE pu' DRAp SUR LIE yELoURs.-LA
TENUE DIES AvocATs. szasaee


4aApres Ia facon don't le Monste"r an
,o,,.c il, composition des costumes idu
ssnat ct du GonseiI dEtat, i nsy.a plus
!. douter. In premiere fois, en eflet,
aae i journal oiliciel avait decrit. css
costumes, Ie nom da President h'avait
ma ete mis- en- ayant CONNIE aujourd' hui.
oaoiqu'il en soit, ccsnouyeaax habits de
ssi,ateurs let de consei!lers dsEtat sont
mieux accueiliis que leurs devaneiers.--- :
Cenx des scnateurs rappellcnt tout-a.fa't
l,aniforne des Pairs de France sous L.
Philippe ;etsi nos nouvea.,x consel'leis
d'Etat' t'ayaient i leurs habits "a broderle
d'arpent au lieu de Ia broderie d'or,slis
ACKNOWLEDGMENT aux deputies de IL Res
tturation. 49, la
Il est dependant ane chose don't le pr
bite s'inquiete. -. 81.
Que won't faire de leura habits de ye,
lonrss IL u r,afcurs qni les slvaiont sde]d
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.

E I'M. e. Eude, Passage
sNLLE-O ORLEANS ~. de la Bourse, No 35
- .asys.G encoignure Cont.
ASCENSION NM Richard g. Templet
Rty1ERE-NEuvE. M. Firmin Duplessis.
sIBERvILI.E NJ j. Breau.
Sr-JAcoUEs ... M. Auguste Theriot.
ST-JEAN BAPTIsTE, Mt Ed,axa parret.
ST. CHARLES *.
J PoNT-BREAux, At. Edmond BqIlard.
TurRopAux M. Adolphe Blanchard.
HoUMA ... NJ i. uagne.
SrE-MARIE M. Etenne Penisson.
ssassoMpr1oN G. Rodriguez. Cafe Siar
RpIJr RIvIERE M. Pierre Theriot.
pa,ncoInTv1ILE.s M. G.. E. Gauther,
n Dams les paroisses on nous navons pas
romme d gents, nous prions les Maitres de Posta
IA vouloir Sc charger ae lagence de notre teuile
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IE PtONNIER DE- L'ASSOMPTION.
4nm Asa Eas PUBLIC PAR sE ssa,s4 b
EUGENE SUPERVIELLE.
) 7DIMANCHE, % MARS 1862.
Conditions aJtt 1oltragag :

HC01vDtft01tS aJtt lb0tlratsss.
ADJOURNMENT IL 'abonnementes est paya
bic p'AvANcE. ss s3k f-tss Atitss fsN4s
POUR uN AN ::zz::ss::s zz::ss::s::.::ss:s:::i:;: $5 90 @
s#a POUR SIX MoIs -: :.:s::s:::::f 3 90 s
Tout abonne qui voudra suspendre son abon-
aement, devra sprevcnir, par ecrit les editeurs,
auinze' iours au mofns, avant Respiration du
trimestre. i
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, ,annonces
avis, ETC., ETC., les conditions sont les s'livantes-
ParDIx LIGsEs, pour Ia lereinsertion 81 90
Pour les insertions suivantes -: SO 4
On execute 4 l'imprimere du P1oNNIER, et ce
ARK prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou
yrares typographiques, (Jo6s,) tells que, cARTEs
r,eTUREs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs. ETC, ETC. sl
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lsgues, NJ. Portalis compris, ont vote
funanimite atm que je conservasse lc
mandat que je dois la confance du roi
Louis Philippe. :" IS 8n
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COPARTNEIlsfIIP NOTICES.

I United PARTNERSHIP NOTIC1-THR SUBSCRT-
IL hers have entered into limited partnership. under
the terms Of the act OF Assembly Of March 81 entitled
IAN Act relative to limited partnership" Tho said
srncrfhp 10 to be conducted under the nams drn OF
Parrish Dunnipg Mear This nature OF the bust
The partners interested 10 said firm Charles D.
Parrish, Biclard OB. Dunnng and Henry ID. Msars,
general partners and Ambrose w. Thompon, special
Der said parties all residing In the oily OF Phade
mon stock Sf said arm the sum of shy hous.sd do.rs
cash aotusly paid The partnership to the
thirty day July A. b. 1852 70 terminate
thirty first dav Of July, A. d. 1867.
SsSY S5SH4sB 5 SS .Ssssssfso. General Partners.
AMBROSE W. THOMPSON. Special Partner.
N.B-hessrs. Psrrsh, DunniBg Mears have purchased
and will business At their late stand No. 80 North
Fourth street, Philadelphia.
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CORPORATION NOTICEs.


TAXES OF l852.-OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF
Taxes, No. New City Hsll, Park.-Rate 9s 20 100
Notice hereby given that tho tag books Of the
and that T then be prepared receive the axes
shereon All persons paying taxes previous the
ofNovember hext will receive deduction Of interest at
seven per cent per Annum from the time
uen. to the lstof December aeIt One per cent will Sc
Hours fer receiving taxes-froS A. n. to p NJ Bank
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes
N B-Persons have their bills by applying at this
scc and requested to give descriptions Of their
property aad also to for their any
New York, July %. 1852
CORPORATION SALE PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY
- given that sale win take place at the Pnolic
Monday the 9th inst of such goods been
from the wharves streets and Of the city Encum
srances and that have ain In the yard the
day OF July last Sale the yard foot OF
street, at M and at the yard In Jane street, between
Greenwich and Washington at I2 o'clock NJ BY order
GEORGE WHITE. Supt OF StreetaA
rTN0 CONTRACTORS-PUBLTC NOTICE is HEREBY
gven that the proposals received by this
for the following to wit: Vsndewater street
Frankfort TO Pearl street, Nassau street. from Ann
Beekman street, Henry street. from Jefferson Clinton
street, Troy street from Greenwich North river
and Chatham street. from Mott street TO and Through the
Bowery Walker street. will be opened Monday August
9th at IL o'clock A. NJ All persons Interested In the above
NICHOLAS DEAN. President.
crc.on Aqusdust Department. August 1852
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CHOLERA IN BUFFALO The exaggerated rumors
existing out Of the city well as In OF the
OF cholera here have induced us TO examine the books o1
the Board Of Health for the purpose VI scera'ns ~"
number OF cases well as the number ot ueatn,
cd to the Board. The first report made 70 lIl9 ~ % ~
the 4th Of August ON that day thrre Neio -
report ed ct the Cholera Hospital A. having oocus,eu " "a
2bn Juiy TO the 4th August. The NUMBER OF dats At
tbe not reported Sncs tho August tnesant,
regular reports haze been mad and - follows Au-
gust 4h Il cases deaths y" cases; aesthi o.A
FFtgap
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|M ORIG GAGEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE, PIANO
VI frtes sc. On Tuesday next at 10 o'clock at S5 Mas
"a street near Fulton r. G. Kemp viii se a. AUCTION.
bove by order OF the all Of large
ell furnished house, and removed for the convenience
ale consisting rosewood grand action Pianoorte
ith the seoAn attachment by r. Gilbert Co.. and
ost $500 French plate Pier Glasses Brussels three ply
nd other Carrots Rosewood Pariar Furasure suire
In French satin damask Mahogany Sfas Tete-a
Eesy Chairs Spring seat Parlor Chairs superior So
" bed, Wardrobe Bookcases several fne Oil Paintings
ted Cottage Furniture Rosewood and Mahogany
log Bureaus and Washstands with marble taps Mahogany
and other Bedstesds best cured Hair Mattresses
ste sion and other Dining and Tea Tables marble
and Pier Tables, China and Glass Table
all Of which is well worthy the attention of housekeprs
DEALERS Also at 12 oeock two superior wood So
etavo Paprtes of excellent tone and finish; TO be sold
,hout to pay advances Catalogues the morn
ug Of sale.
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
i,oREIGN LANGUAGEs.-A GENTLEMAN FROM EU.
rope who give the most guishsd references for
character and capacity desires TO employ few leAvs
hours in giving Instruction TO ladies gentenon, eshsr
In the French German Spanish Ealan Portuguese Ian
guages. Address "Stas," at this Office.
GPANISH LANGUAGE.-A. DE p. BAEZ WILL AD
y mis- few scholars to join ths slasses already conl
meaesd New classes for beginners (sdiss aud gtntle-
separately constantly forming Private lessons
syen Mt his ooe in part of the city Trans
performed Colleges and schools ate ndsa
On moderate terms. Address 2ss Broadway, room No.
first floor.
CIvIL ENGYNEERINa scaooL-pIRECTED BY
" Victor Beaumont G. E. graduate Of the School OF Arts
.pd Mspnsturss Of Paris Of lectures and
will begin the drs of September neIt For par
eulsrs snd references spply at the school, $50 Houston
street., near Wooster street.
HUNGARIAN AND GERMAN.-A GENTLEMAN
qualified to instruct in both these languages desires
70 hr j respectable Family Boarding House. In which
Instruction in either both Of them would be taken in
mont lin whole party of his board Satisfactory refer
will be given as to personal character Address NJ
H.. at this Office.
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DARTNEn WANTED "A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS
tho roughly bred to business and
captsl Of $40 COO $50 0 desrous
burmese with Of experience and
ar cunt of Would prefer engaging In Shipping
Commsion, Grocery Brokerage business. Unexpepon-
able references given and required. All
will be regarded CONFIDENTIAL and receive prompt and
IMMEDIATE attention II Il requested that tha ADVERTISE
M M will only eet OF those possessing
qusite cans and qualifications. Address, post paid,
Partnership, Box 2,3tS, Post ofhcc.
DAhTNER whNTED-IN PR0FlTABLE BUs!-
ness just established with S5vVo or W WV Inc sd-
IN the trade and requires
aid pmoupt to incrohse The business 70
dress g. NJ J Bernd Office with real name, which will be
strictly conhdential.
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BRoA4p6wAI1 Bo46. 49,. TasEAIEE.E s A; aARsaALL LESSEE.
Monde. Ess sUGoEss RALLELEp.
Perform lis sfSss
NIBLO's aARDEN.-MANAGER, MRJoHN SETON
sansss aug 'lsS'is Tss pspS.S
Spanish Danseuse and French Arts,e
sfMGkP5A MzGEs PdUeaUp s3ro'
Lsedsr and Mons. Msss Mrs Drew. Mrs. John ssf
ton Messrs Whiting and Reynolds, In favore piece Az
LADIES BEWARE
After which dancing by the popular and attractive French
N1BLo's GARpEN.-MoNDAY, AUGUsT9-FRENcH
and Spanish Dancers Mlc POugaud senorita Soto
ISpEs sE%k a wss saa as9s ass
.ppes nfss' nisss but oa %
ToobHEs snd tbe SM NM Barton who will repeat tho
CASTLE eARDEN.-FRENcH OPERA COMIC, vAU.
saser Of the Opera j. Rousses Manager Of the Ballet
nTTiEas 81 Tsh nl se P
the Rousset Family. '''A'A' y
MAD. ANNETTE sTEPHANI RESPECTFULLY AN
Az nounces Grand Concert to be svep AZ ia naioa
Tog x Ssa asa sssSissi .sS Mr. M M
vile, Pianist. See programmes.
BROADWAY HEATRE-UNPARALLELEDs SUCCESS.
tho q i moas THAN IL, Great
s WSndsT sso nightly r0Tssd b the the sss.
ss;s s; =; IL
snndes Of applause Failure marks the path Of mitator
and transcendental Wizard. John Herr Anderson.
T EA'S PALACE OF BEAUTY, NO. SO BowERY. d.
reety opposite the Bowery Theatre Tho above elegant
establishment evening" and and
Sa.araay afternoons At 3oclosk Novel and
entirely Of ladies' under the direction Of
Mile Louise Jerome. will appear in variety of ssngs bal
sds duets &C. Also several new Bloomer waltze polkas
the ms 81 dazzling and brilliant magnabe
sonating some Of tho greatest pictures Of ancient
great variety OF entertain will be
he seen A no other place Of In New York.
missoD-Seats in private bexs 30 Orchestra Seas
57}s cents Boxes 25 cents Parquet, l21S cents.
MAD. ANNETTE sTEPHANI RESPECTFULLY AN
1 nounces Grand Concert to be given at the Pavilion
Hotel. Long Branch N. j., Thursday evening" August
assisted by Mrs Boyce Mr. N Z. Mathews and Mr. Mel
vile. Pianist Particulars in programmes.
CHARLESTON THEATRE LADIES AND GENTLE
~ Of ackno wledged talent derous of engaeemeuts
tor the season. at Charleston about 18th
October will pleaee address the subscriber,
JOHN SLOMAN, Manager. Post ONCE New York.
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TRAVELLEISs- GUIDE.

> = = = : = : :
Y7HE STEAMBOAT REINDEER WILL LEAVE TIE
foot OF Murray street. for Albany, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, al o'clock A. NJ, making the usps
time and lace the opposite days Monday, Wednesday
and PSidav.
TONEY ISLAND AND FORT Hs MILToN--TaE NEW
~ and splendid steamer MAY QUEEN, osptaia
McNe leaves folovsFe stof Spring street, 6A .ad
gh O'Clock, AN l2A and SH o'clock, PMi Pier three
n r., 6s4 and 10 O'clock 4, and 6A sclock. PM.
leaving the Island last trip. at o'clock Pr Fare, ~
sents each way. NB-No half price yof obhdrsA
(rAMDBN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHIDA-
" delphia.-Leaves by steamboat JOIN POTTER Pier
No. Nerth river, at NJ and r. NJ. through In AZ
hours Fare. first class So; second class (by 2p se
ony) So Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut
street, at A. NJ. and 2 r. NJ
A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGS.-THH
n Of the New ADrk and Harlem Railroad leave the
City Hail station New York daily (Sundays excepted
connecting with the Westcrn Railroad Tor Albany and
Troy Lebanon Springs Pttsfeld Sprin and other In
termediste stations. At o'clock p. MAccommodation
train t. Chatham -Four Corners cornectUg with western
ksirohd going cast Passengers FOR Lebanon Springs viii
take the 10 o'clock A. NJ train TO Chatham Western Rail-
road to Canaan and stage TO Lebanon arrvng early the
osme afternoon. Fare through, 50 NJ SLOAT. Supt.
EoR PHILADELPHIA DIKECT.-U. s. MAIL AND
Rarosd via Jersey City; leaving New York at NJ foot
fCortlandt street, and 5 NJ Liberty street Fare,
SO for first class and 81 10 for second class In and
heturn Mt and A. M, aHd 5s p. N. Baltimore: Wash
Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold In the
above lines and through baggage carried in the A. NJ and
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RowxRY THKATRE.-Dooss orEN 7,., SOBER
sslosa a.. aGs & s.as. sS Ssy.s. r Il.
.enday evening. Aug o Maoailistsr the great Wizard
TWO DREAMS IN Tbs ENCHANTED PALACE.
ATIoNAL THEATRE. cRATRAn sTREEr-pooRs
nG August 9. will be performed
ofessor Honsyand will execute their wonderful per-
'An'a KESysET Efhs around the World
oWERY YMTHEATRE..NEARLY tn 40 COO PEOPLE HAVE
sought cut 1.-THE great Wizard of the Age Maoaister
hg saS past Two weeks In bis obscurity and 1th
enthusiasm oheered him Tbs universal sun
nilin faces AZ the 81 very Theatre
.rSw Come onel ALI 'Noss the day si and noWs
ARNUhs AMERICAN sEuM.-ADMlssIoN. 25
comic s'Ss ,r.
NINA Leslie the vocalist. and Ia Pents Tasloa will ap
le living ssrpenss. Ostrich Orsns- -6usans 20 '''SA
,HRIsrYs OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL NO.
~ M Mnroaaway above Grand street Open aish.
tile "oorps Of Talented and experienced psrformers
have ses0 rssessd
th favor BY highly respectable and audiences
ar
sno sssarday sIterooon concerts are discontinued
VooD's .INsTRELs. "A BROADWAY ABovs
smen H. Wood whose eonssrss and ds
a e..
wy ventilated and ice water ain erected in the
shssn q aus1 q in S
ioe Doors open at concert commences st 8 O'clock
B-The Wednesday and Saturday afturn eon concerts
|:e discontinued until further notice.
MADAME KAZIA LOyARNYg TIE POPULAR vO-
W calist will give Concert Vocal aud In
rpnsnts Music At Cold Spring 9th, Pougkeepsee
instants assisted by Herr Stoepe the original per-
rmer the wood and 1ment Concertna aud
|ianoorte. W. HESS. agent, late Of Gulns and the
Hednesday Concerts, London.
~ HORN, OF WOODS MINsrRELs; 444 BROAD
way, the greatest deneator Of the
|orid takes benefit Wednesday eveang next August
tb. See programme.
Door UNCLE TOM-UNCLE TOMS CABIN-WOOD'S
Mnstres 90 Broadway) yield to the solicitations Of
he admirers OF ibis and bea lful song the
Of those who have made the request that
ley Will sing Poor Uncle Tom every evening this week
|,nmencing Monday, Aug. 9th.
|CRANKLIN MUSEUM, l76 CHATHAM SQUARE
|. George Lea, ProprietorThe above sstnblishment 10
pen every afternoon O'Clock and in the evening at
the purpose Of Clae~ic Aud Original Of
living StatuAry BY Nile CABINETS Troupe Of Model Ar
sts, together with variety Of beautiful performaacea
oT fall particulars, bills ofeach day AdmsonSsats
lvate boxes 50 cents stage seats with cushioned arm
aass. SIS cents; boxes 25 oents gallery, l2k cents
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LSXCURsiOES TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
Il day except Saturis ys-fare % cents each way-rhe
steamer BUFFALO, Csptsin Hapcox will leaye Ham.
N ~ o'clock; Spring street at 7s; Peck slip
atSL; pier No at9 A. NJ; returning by O'Clock T. NJ
Dancr is and fishing tackle provided. baud Of music
will onb
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I5XCURsIoNs TO KEyPoRT. AROUND STATEN
II Island Tho steamer JOHN HART VIII leave Murray
pier daily, (Saturosys aud Sundays excepted at
half past o'clock A. Ian ding Mt ChsGea refts dock
Rosvle Beutleys and Perth amsoy each way returning
Key clock p NJ Parties desirous Of quiet
pleasant Excursion will ind IL in the above route the
scenery through the Found beautiful Also good bots
bst and fishing at Kryp Fare % each
Arrans win be made to land parties at Biddles
Grove,
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A GREAT OPENING FOR BUSINESS MAN, WITH
IA from 50 GOO TO $1,000 ~ purchase an iatersst In
house msiing from $1,000 30 $40 900 per TIE bust
Is all cash. Call address Merchant Loyejoys
Hotel from II 20 O'clock
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ICxCURsIoNs TO THE FISHING BANKS-FARE FOR
II the whole excursiOn 30 ceDksThe large au6 splendid
steamer CATALINA, Captain r. L. Hohmire. will make
an excursion above Monday 9th aud day
this week exosPt satprdsy leaving Delaney street at
IA o'clock A. M; Tenth street., r. r., 71a South Eighth
street, williamsburg Bridge atreet Brooklyn S4: Peck
clip N. s5Sj pier No. o'clock roturuing but
bP NJ Iipner furnished board; also
ines bait The National Brass ands Cotilon Band will
rcconpar tha boat.
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EXCURSIONS,

|I ONG ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAIN
II On Wednesday, August lth, 1852, from Brooklyn to
5reepport ana return same day. Leave Brooklyn at
o'clock, NJ, and arrive at Greenport at 1880 p NJ Re.
urnng, lssve at same day and arrive At
Brooklyn at $50 This train will slop all regular
ions each way Tickets for the excursion dollar and
will be good for the regular trains the 18th
Instant No baggage taken by tho train.
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oALNsS BY AUCVlUN,


n UCT1ON NOTICE.-THOMAS BELL AUCTIONEER-
BY w. l.. Van Zandt-Tuesday, l01s O'Clock. in tho
rooms IL Spruce street. sses valuable
ture OF MI descriptions. by virtue OF mortgage. Also
Icy goods clothing, and rich fancy goods.
NROCERIES AND STORE FIXTUREs.-TUEsDAY
August 10 at lO ooeek, at No. 81 Dey street.
tGreonwich street, let Of shelving Counters Fixtures
o. removed from store in Fourth avenue together with
assortment Of Groceries Salt Dried Fish, Herrngs Pre-
rvess Pickles, Liquors Champagne, Brandy Gin Segars
10. WELLINGTON A CARTER, Auctioneer.
ENRY T LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tors sale Of FurnisTre Pianoforfes; Mirrors &eon
srs street. near Broadway-Helry T. Leeds will sell as
oove by order OF morgagee and oshers and
e assortment Of Rose wood aud Mahogany Furniture,
rsnch Plate Oval Mirror suite OF Chamber Furniture
rge vnety viz Three sutes OF Rose Pacor Furni
Ire cr ID In rich brocatelle; carved Mahogany Sofas
,IinF Paror Chairs, Rockers. oAns seat Cottage
haU ssmber Suites. with and without marble tops;
ed "a, Book Cases, Wardrohes, Patent Bsdsteads Mat
~ Feather Beds. SO. Catalogues the morning Of
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STEAMBUAT
making daily excursions has been engaged in the
business during which time she has regularly
trips without the sgptest accident aud tho
proprietor takes this occasion to the public that
racing strife with other boat will be permitted; but
shall the regular landings at tho appointed tme
have been engaged in the steamboat bosess for twenty
and have made regular excursions the banks
since iSf0 shall pve the business personal
enticn trust that tire Buffalo will reputa-
tion of being q safe aud suocsssful boat
j. W. HANCOX, Master and Owner.
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The Markets.
MBssns. BROWN sHIPLEY & cos CIRCULAf

MBssns. BROWN sHIPLEY cos CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, July "a, ls52
There has been large business In cson since the date
Of our last dvices, advance OF - Ad per 10 N
tie lew and mido auaos Of American, And of
Ib in the higher classes sales for the three days fzu
bsle with I5 OO 10 speculaors and exporters Mddng
Or ans So; Uplands and Mobiles o1d. per b Tho corn
market quiet, without change In prices
MR. JAMES MCHENRY's CIRCULAR.
LIvrR POOL, Tuesday, July q, 1852.
There 10 no change any article Of breadssuns. Flour
OF rood aualty il santed, and Wheat
taiide Bacon OF steadily. Beef
An very shouderN
remsning Lard not ehcs There is cheese here
Flour lys6d 2; do PhilAdelphiA l9s8d ss
19s6d zoe; do ST. Louis Ohio 2fs AIS;
CANADIAN 9s6d 2ls do Sour and hsate ls 9s Wheat
70bs 5ssd A5sSd; do white do 5sld 6s do mixed
do 5sd s5sl0d Indian cofn white, $50 lbs 6d s;
do mixed do, Sis a3l6d yellow do Ss s3ls6d Indian
Meal, white per bDl, do yellow do, Bacon
long mdoss sos 52s do short DO nons do Cum
berland cut do 45s 46e; Beef terce los lt
cheese hne. Fer cwt, do ordinary do do afe
ror do none shoulders per cws 29s a3ls Pork ptime
mess per bbl Cos 90s, do Lard In bh 69s
atOs do Bsncros 2ds 52sA 5s; pure 5s co. Bsdderas
In size and purity, DE 62s.
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CHARLESTON THEATRE E-LADIES AND GENTLE
men Of acknowledged talent desrous Of ensagements
October, will peaee address the subscriber,
JOHN SLOMAN. Manager Post Office. New York.
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MAD. ANNETTE STEPHANI RESPECTFULLY AN
N1 nounces Grand Concert to be given the Pavilion
Hotel Long Branch. N j.. Thursday evening" August
assisted by Mrs. Boyce Mr. e. Mathews and Mr. Mel
vile, Pianist. Particulars in programmes