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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-23

A laughable story is told Of an old mlser'
who, being at the point of death, resolved 70
o;ve ali his money to nephew, at whose hands
Sa baJ exner;enoed SONS little kindness,
4Sam said he-for that was his sephew's
name" Sam, am about to leave the world
and to leave you all my money. You wih then
have s5o,ooo-only think |! Yes, I feel weaker
and weaker. think shall die in two hours.
Oh, YES, Sam, Pm going give me two per cent
and you may take the money nosv !"
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-23

CULTURE OF THE ToMAro.-This most excel
lent vegetable is fast becoming an indispensable
article Of diet with the rich and the poor and it
is fortunate that it is so-for with its peculiar
1ayor raw, and the innumerable ways in which
it can be cooked it ranks high in the catalogue
of dainties, and is, withal, one of the very best
vermifuges that can be taken into the stomach.
Negroes and children should have free access to
the Tomato vines. Who would not prefer ta-
king Tomatoes, nicely sliced, with little pep
per, salt and vinegar over them, to Calomel
or even who would not prefer them stewed, with
little sugar, butter, and some created bread,
to blue pill Tomatoes are exceedingly easy
of culture-growing in almost any soil but
like almost every other plant, are immensely i'm
proved when cultivated in rich soil Tomatoes,
to be grown in their greatest perfection, should
not be allowed to npen their fruit on the ground.
The fruit is inclined to rot, and even the sound
ones have an earthly taste. When the plant Is
six inches high, it should be trained to bushes |;
or what is better still, make frame work Of
laths, placing the laths some six inches apart,
and place the frame each side of the vines with
leaves or straw, and they will grow five feet
high, loading each side the lathe with their beauti
full fruit, and sfording every facility to the pick
er. Vines cultivated in this way, VIII continue
bearing until frost Young Tomato plants are
easily transplanted. They may be set out any
time when the ground is moderately moist, by
shading the plants from the sun for a few days.
Soil Of the South.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-23

The prettiest design we ever saw on the tomb
stone Of child was lark soaring upward with
a rosebud in its mouth. What could be more
sweetly emblematic of innocence winging its
way to heaven under the care Of its guardian an
gell
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-23

In marriage, prefer the person before wealth
'virtue'b before beauty, and the mind before the
face; then you have friend and companion.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-23

The old darkey's definition of perseverance
was not bad one, and will do for life motto.
Here it is "Catch hold-hold fast-and neb-
Der let gow
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-04-23

To make man happy all that is required 'S'
pretty little wife and a big plantation,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Arrived.

Ship George Green of New Ohssns Redmond Liverpool July
a. udse and paserFe w J T. Taprott Co. Aug
TO- lat 49, S. Edward Fletcher ,o Boston, bound
West the los Of bowspr foremost and main opsas
had boat assistance. Aus IL, Geo Kos
site the Mate, oed Of fevef.
Ship Talbot Goodhue. Maeles July mde TO Dutih Co
Has had sht winds and Gains Of the July
90 30 lon Al 49, spoke whaling bark Drome from Boston, 80
oil 25 lt0 miles east Of Sandy Hook, ship
Devonshre. fer Lor don. and Australia for Liverpool
Ship kcsrd Asop smih Antwerp July 20 and Flushing 22d
mdse 3i2 passengers, 10 Z ID. Huhbut a. Co. -
Barb Cuemer, of Oregon Territory Corning II d. I'M New
castle Enc COIL Manhattan Gas Co. Aug IT, lat - l5 lon
&c. b. ship J. De Wolfe, (of ST John,
bah Harriet Quebec No date, lat 40 As, lon
40 spoke brig Cordelia, Of and FOR Boston.
Salem, Salem Collier - de fn Rio de Janeo coffee,
&C. P. NJ 100 m les S. by =. Of Sandy Hook,
fornis. ~ho supplied us with vegetables.
Bari Elise, Hsm tanner, 20 De- fm Hamburg mde and 1855
passenger To w. Won Sent
Brig Porto Rico. wyman. New Haven for Phila.
Bng Montauk Durand. New Haven, ballast.
schr Appleton, Nckerson, d. n Boston, ndse to L. H.
Henick.
sebr Nary Eiza Hochis de- I'm. swansboro, ~ C, naval
stores, TO X. NJ Blackwell
sebf. Clarendon. Wells 4 ds I'm. Rockland, lime.
sohr Wn. NJ. Baird stubb- Portland Conn, stone
schr GreCiau, King Sew Haven ballast
schr Arno, -. New HAYES, ballast.
Schr. Meridian, Hart, Rockland, lime.
sChr Isabella Abecam Boston, mdse 20 Dayton Spfage
schr Henry Frarkin Smith Portsmouth, flour.
schr Peru. Hart, Rockand, lime.
schr. Hampton, Lons. Bridgeport, ballast
schr Stephen D. Horton Pierce, Rockland, granite.
sohr. Marblebeao, Cutler, Rockland, hme
schr. Tonsaa -, Greenwich, Conn, for kondout.
sAIEDsteamshp Crescent City, Porter for New Orleans
propeller City Of Norfolk Post, Charleston.
wIED-Durins the day. calm with dense fog; at Sunset, W.
and light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
paiutina, Sc.


ZINC Warranted pure
IL The NEW-JERsEY ZINC co, Warehouse No Is
Deyst are prepared to supply their Zne Psins the bl
Lowing prices:
No. w,hite, ground in oil, &c. per pound.
No 2White, ground ia oil &c. per pound
No 8 White, ground In oil, 7c. per pound
Brown and Black ground In oil, sc. per pound
Dry White OF Zinc, &c. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough test In Europe and ths United States hss
been found to retain ia beauty and protective qualities
than any other paint Eor whenep and bnfsney Il u
unnysrd; It is free from all posOno1 90 Common
and oar erous IN other psments will ooysrequs weight
on ~ TO 100 per lead and tasr,
fore much cheaper 10 the customer As INSIDE paint II
will turn yellow, when exposed to the phsrous
yAses Of coal fires the foul air of ships Ths White
Zinc ground in vansh produces the porcelain finish Their
SHOWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN few hours form hard and solid metallic costing upo~
wood BRICK aud other metallic surfaces remarkable
for their properties They specially adapted
for marine purposes having been found 10 resist the cood
ing action Of salt water - destructive 10 other pans Deal
eTs supplied on liberia terms by
MANNING L SQUIER, Agents No. - pey'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Disasters &c.

BEe MeM4N, bound Kits burned Monday last i.
nearly total loss small quantity OF with her cables,
ChOrs and sails, have been bTOusht TO this
hoBIkT burned OF Wall
by the boom derrick and freed BY pumps
swed Brooklyn yesterday Apparently
beveeen decks principally confined the att
sell bat the be until
charged, which will be commenced without delay
RE CRuTTAN, PuTJ from Dgy Boston,
about 10 miles w from matncus fishing Harriet
OF Portland The Chlsftain lsded Ia about
che filled with aud abandoned the getting
board the Harriet nohuf, and taken Portland
g4h. The Harriet somewhat Injured.
fIsHSG EIriNoK Woodward OF Cohaset and Metamo
Higgins Got in contact of Sesun Light few days when
The MstaHOa sunk 10 with 10 bbs mackere having
been cut down the waters edge Crew saved with only
they Tie Eleanor sustained material damage
scHK OpD PILLOW WIN sunk of Masoihy sa,gr
collision with the SOrth Carolina,
Monday evening sed by Capt Ge Jury, Bat
sed 1t viii take 81 repair her Capt
Brown o't his book and besides all clothes except
the suit he At the time The total loss
SRH LtoDE Boston from Tmpaui July
gale sprung leak oil 700 strokes hour AID in bad weather
creased 10 1900
BaK vIIIN from Boston for PHILADELPHIA before reported
Ashore Lo'e Island has been of and
BHG ALyhrD E1tL az savannah from New York, split her
topssil OF Cape Hattrrs
Down Asg lo-A shps head board with the "w. G.
Lewis Gilt letters, picked the 18th July By the Eva
Phbtook, arrived of here which left ST. John, B. 18th
W Lewis, Giles sailed from Boston June 7ih for Rio Gran
and has undoubtedly lost her head boards consequence
neglect IN not taxing them in when leaving port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures n.
Cleared,

s,eamships-Frank Walton, Havre W. Livingston Crescent
Civ Porter Orleans o. Bobefs City Of Norfolk, Post,
Charleston, Mailer Lord
Hindoo Miller Calcutta F. Barrett Co; QUEEN OF the
West Hslet LIVERPOOL Gnnnel, Mnturn Co Ilndnstre,
(sw Jansen Punch Msnokej Helene, Dernckson,
Charleston, n. l. McCresdy g. Co.
Bafks-Texas Hall. Savannah Durham Dmonj Grace Chk
Crosby Turls Island, Nesmth & Sons.
Brss-J Hincsey Conner Jacksonville, Brett; Vose h Co
Brazilian Br Crouch Calais Me Msyhew Talbot Co J. w
Iv.lI Johnson ct Augustine. w. El~ell Co Lesnona
Brern GeeTkep, Frankfort Ne Oenchs Co.. Clinton Mich
ell, Charleston, Geo. Bulklsy
FntIre Wainwright. Richmond. C. n. Person Victor,
Cuw.U Boston master; Echo, Holder. ST. John, B. Pck
ard Honesta (Br) Andrews, ST. John, r NJ NJ koits'
Chase. Boston Foster Nckerson; Intended BIZ Rive, An
chat Ieary; Grey Hound johnson Bamore master Alys,
Ham Y Ahrens Baltimore, Payensiadt Schumacher.
soops-Wm H. Bowen, Kenney Providence Charles, Rhodes
PIovdenCs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
FofeiRn Ports.

ga a. L,sfpesl Aef H. FansuiI Hall Sears New.York
Webster Horafa aa i ian sbanT o s DO s.s
,r Som.s, 90 .Uh Europa. Lott, for New ior.
s'Is sSn.r sa'ei Do i Western Fubsr Do 10Th;
,psas' ohs.s DO sihi Winchester Busss do. ls,h Hu
G Ss c1 % rneSs'on Russell do slst Chaos Dunon.
10 aH, 'ol Su,ts .h.l West Point Allen and Leyatbaa
Cape Coo h.P.ns d. seh isaac WsSS TIrSe and John Stu
a., rsif,; 90 sep, u =, Chandler, DO 3d Guy Manoenns
With d'pa,Cl wemorend Deola for Pssd.ph i,,h in. TO-
90 ssPt l. Isasela Hayden Tor Baltimore Iik
for Charleston lbh, Jan. Gsden Howrs T S
18th NORTH Atlantic cooi DO ish MoSn,ee g' Eob,Son AZ
goh carnaue De'ereuI sept l5 C.rsai R,o 00n 40
,hew' Tor rq Philip .ls INST, Sarah SANDS. a. Tsosps.n do
Sept TO- Ja, Bro~ss CHILD for Geesns sisp.eh w.
lSnsonELs'essS .gw.rss Aos H. ralm, Ps.iS. Quebec
feIer,eus Mcclellan Calcutta i:th Durham Kidd sa,an
nab Ga lob kuP6ems Fensey, Nespo aud Jamac.s ilS
dph. Iosdon H,bsd New Yo isih Hsdse Soul" sa do A
Wh.Hs for New forE dE Margaret Evans Pratt co ferb
Ps,ni H.sy Hubbard do lie IndePendeuee Condos. and
r,dsyta wa.hnsiou Ir,ns, Jones, Tor Port PaIp
Fs. ~.'s. a ssf1s 81 LGnd 1892 I s~so s.:
o@ a.os o. osrds Hsrmoue Howard iron Do oi s,i
Bsy, W Tsis,, Stove, iron do } or Bosioa
90 hsssis ioh, nereass vensmsn from Newcastle for Bos
t.~port-cle ioh, william. Hal, Portland Me-
cs,ew-sS iztL, Pnmfoss, P,ry, New TorI.
10 We oyes .ei, Lay u tho LAls, for BOsos cAaeass
CO ilhi Alssstssf, Johasoh, Lsndserona"
bsD-s IOL, Afst. Dslsns. ss-c.shs, Esa
Fs.se sssso sh hHons, Ryder 20 rom Boston FOR
koFfis, BsiuaoTs
80 Go@ ofoH,,se AS Asui.. Newell New Yort Isdla,
HAL, hsdefsJ ffl, Josephisss bof1boia, bostsa
ODtisLbsfs~ Ar fth, fHas Can, Hsds, bas,oa
E'sas1ts'.s-h ssA, Dsas Stem, Me- Ossns Iessd Cob
dsl, Bsnsii LylsSa.
c.Esyss- 81 "a, PsEssstaI ws..,s,. hs~. Yon.
s.s,s.y- "a, ia, s.ags' ,L,s.' s,s@.@
bs'n ss sL, Ltsn, Issbsayi Me- fsh-iln. Asion,
BIssG, deg OyBpss, N shos, hss 0fssHs
'ass W wksrea, ss"~U, D'nse, iss.s Hail. 0so,ss
Bshtst hifof5 she osmsHi., ~ kss bs Isssss 4s.ss
CsDgUsh Oh EesaEd sDd AtIss, f sss osss, CseLA 10
sss tsssasoo.
Pen ysssIss-sb ss cls5otis wyss fssmsf sf Me- You
ca AZ ss'sssss Ass 10, ssL,s G' hsa fssss Pslas h,
% si1s@sss 81 essasssg lsf hss Tsa
4. \ ns<s" Js o'sss, ttsss bsssw ls,1 w. ssl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
T AUCTION.-The subscriber will

n offer at Public Sac, on TUESDAY, Aus. 81, at u
DEFp BILDf.llI LOTS The property is beautifully sit
uaed on Rstsn Bay commanding hne vie OF south 4nd
Perth Ambsy Princes Bay staten Island and Foft hsmil'
ton The Lots situated the desirable Tor no
e bosoDg houses rIvats residences or for stores a. the
beach for docking privileges very desirable. rhsy will DO
~ld ~ dock other privileges The Plank Road from
Freehold being completed also the Kevpor snd Flor
ence Paok Road being constructed witch will open
direct icatit with New York and Philadelphia
Ke,port eerated for the health ofits locs y. lie
easy communication the city its churches ana good
schools make IL desirable residence for eiiiLens The
steamer WILSON SMALL plssda'ly 10 New Yosk-leuss
KeypOu ~ o'clock every morning ard leaves New YORK,
foot " MuTIay-s, at O'Clock. 81 Also the steamer
JOHN HART leaves New. York at % O'Clock A NJ and
Keyp0it at o'clock. M Also Tow Bnst Line leaves
Key port for ewYork every evening The Boats leave
New-York foot OF Murray ST.
Persons shiug TO view Keyport will call on WILSON
BROWN. at Report the sub4orIber No. Nassau ST.,
kevYok, where Maps can be seen and every Information
siven l.. NEWELL 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

FRIDAY. Aug p.
AsHEsaThs market i. steady and quiet; price.
changed 90 bbs sold at IS SCI for Pearls and 81 $50
cOfION-Ths market is dull; 500 bales changed hands
flour AND MEAL-Th. market is rather easier
Holders have had submit buy views The demand
moderate for both export the home trade 1000 ibs
cid on shipsos,d freight at &c 40 fo' common
Tor in so he sss Of Dom Domestic reach 500
bels u S7tasi so for common State 81 6Aasi IS for
.vs snc sosS.Sa ., o 0s Ohio
15e bbs at - dS4 62 for mixed to good brands
iSSs 81 for Fancy Rye Flour scarce ssS %sn.s ana "a
IS tt Corn NJ al dull Sales OF Brandy wine at 80 IS
GRAIN Wheat Is in fair demand for export. and for
milling The sales include $500 Southern Red at 81 OF "a
zIo bite Ohio 10 1900 Red do on private terms:
State ard Western at 4tdt6c Rye is scarce and pomna
ct SGS2a Corn hrmer and In rood dem.n
Sales of ~ 600 bushels 69d6alc for upsound 7e07c
for sound Western Mixed, and 7la9ic. for Whne Barry
WHiSKY-The market /, shade easier. TOO bbls Ohio
and Prison 2oc Drudge is In good demand at 25c,
PROvIsloNs-our Pork market is quiet the demand is
moderate ssles OF Mess at s 87 aud Prime at Sl7 Is
riot. no der are yer a, % . ao m NE 70
G for Mess. and ssa 3 for s Old ' and Nsa P%s
Cot Meats firm with r demand and rather better n-
quiy SECS Of Hem. lOl eleic and shoulders 81
Lard tim At III Gllc IN bbls and lll6i2c in legs
ltc-snd Ohio !Sal6e. Cheese Is in moderate request
TtbACCO- there 10 less dong Ia Ky Leaf and prices
firm $50 bbds sold at 5tQsi do. Macon County a.
~ 100 Connecticut and State Leaf ct 49l Sc SO
bales Kentucky stems a. 10 l5 bales Havana Sac 100
80 ysso III, and 70 Mexoaa Soa
HIDES aye quiet IRON want u stock 0t0 Buenos Ayres
sold u i7ic. ooths; O0O DO, 2i 10 arrive at nc In
bend SEQ ssvsDils I'm. a. Re months, zoe BARGE
lopss 1@. Of l24c, sod 900 African priysts terms
LEATHER 10 steady Ia prise, with very quick dema ad
Supply 10 heb
fish |. quiet 1000 quint,ls Dry Cod sold a, 81 1913
and Sc bb bsetereL new. ~ SO 50 tor No l. 81 30 for
No zsrS " IS sor No g. New MsetereI eones 10 slowly
OJLs-Linssed hss again rseD and very aetiye ~ go
esons cold In whole parcels 9. Tie and nc sssed
10 o from fore 6oOe gallons soid 7fd7se. The eos
NAVAL sroREs-Sphis Of Tsrpentias have risen IL.
<Sv Dds sod as f5e cash aud f}c time.
are dsii 1 bags Pepper sold II i6.ei 70 bbls
eesses hu'ssess sold ~ &c aoosLs and Loo
COFFEE s active: Al .actisn Yesterday 500 bag. Rio
soid II 73nsc 500 bag psssts sails "a 9c DO 90 sts
Ssw iotalVse 30 bags old Government al I0t Gle
sgeAEs are steady, Isso hhss ns.vo.soes .oIa Al a
HsvaDa at &c - |'~ "A's Sis"h
a. but Arm 90 tissss cold ct sSoSs &ie all
n, hoLAssrs are ds, 100 bids Cubs Musesysdo .oa a,
70 sne loo Clayed Cubas lre
steady 100 bales dswotfsd American AZ AIN
ois.S - isoo baiss Manila ct &c., which 10 d,
~~se'A-ss'ss Of 600 mats % private sssma
aaxkets.. Rspsvfd bv Td>evosA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
A,r,u vopr DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUGUST &c. 1861.

81. SD June o. Columbia, Hreih. (sO~ cAeut'a')
Aos ss, port about June 20, Ars'hs's, Gs and
s,s,.T In port April Alph. Lee, AMI Cadet .ae;
CO I,,s ,or San francl'co; Harmony Hyde, Tor DO mny
nd gle, N Lean and Helen Pa,e Church for Melbourne
D.se sat, DO Daniel webster Ph.p.
A. a,r.' July ,p ooosoa As, r
10 Do. o. Hayes Bssurais, fos New fot 18Th hdr
k,gp,se Op Roon s,y 81 via aontedeo Juy Alma tLa
b.sI1 B,amssdi tor ora Robt Wing Ifos-n
ohI. John psud.n u1c. Johsnna Hanov-an Han-eid for
Neu Yok e days SD. IRON DO june" oNs nAn'o' 'H"'
a; Genoa 9TH INST Trenton. Rich; Oregon Patterson Sea
Ln wilmer wnd'or Fay DAVIS. al ~is' 1ne barn ias'
T..s. nden from Boston 4th for Maasa ,s
A. Conantnop'e 99h VII barb What Cheer bahe TOT 'nS'
Az GLASGOW 18th inst ship I'ermae for New York
TN from Gr.eno Sept 81 Dr. bns kebeccA ana hafhe "
Ast Thomss 7.h inst, trs Dr. ROGERS for Salem n-I, day.
A. gtL barb Guard, from Ne" fot dssi ORG
sssus i'm net, barb. Mary. G.ny for New Yorl day'i
yopsns Les,ns ford o. 'ehr Susan Cannon f"'oe' Tor
A. sssnza. 18th inst. bark. Prospect, Snow for Baltimore d.
no, for New York Kob noirs, for Philadelphia days bns
Ats, Prrre Ma 7b inst Palm Gill; from Boston, DISC;
AT at AssI 90 INST, steamer Niagara, ston. Bo'to1 IS
hour; land sfa 70; e'p90 s0 s' prs ton Ia Pole
lo' Portland CD 18Th, sohrs Herald Baltimore 2l Emmy
Arr Yam uh ~ 18th int 'chrs. o.er, Porter, Boston
18th s,ns stanu 0, do. 18th, Brilliant, Purdy DO
3D. g6h chs. Tscah Elder Hsespont, Ewe Tor Boston
2s bari Gen Tay o Mitchell LrspOoi sehr MARI Jane Eh
Ir at DO 2gd chip Gonda Cole, char..ton bark: Rhine
Barnes Boston bns HaImooy Panel New f S i
Penbfose 2rh Fame Cocker from New YORK CD 3l-t
don ,eb Julia Andersen Bedford 94h ship rrre Elliot,
Liverpool; bsh Hyperion, DAVIS, GLASGOW 49,.
Arr st shedae 2th iDst' bns HUDSON nc MONACO view
aa's, eeo,se n 4ih inst brig Cro1dale, Graham, from
Boston I9n s6r Uuca Maonsy, DO 18Th bark Henry
Warren, Rairden New yo 10TH ,sht GP;ey Ands,son Bath
Holm Cfoc Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Whalers.

Nantucket 25h, sch Hamlton Patterson, the
Shoals, with 40 bills bumphack oil absent "a days
SD from HaIbor 2ih, bark Gentleman Cartwright,
Pacific
letter from Capt Nco Of bark Noble Of H. dated % july
reports her the Carroll ground ST. Helena, with 40 bills
sperm oil and 100 bbs. whale OIL
letter from Capt D.sin, Of ship Memac. OF New London,
reports her mansAnu n H. Jan 10 with go bD VIII
o Tie ship had been there 10 days had recruited and bound
Rorsouga from thence the Ochotak
the letter says. most OF the shps wil be
$40 hom Hobart Town March 20 Laa Rookh, GariEer Of NB
for MAIqussas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

PHtp ELrHrA, Aug T.-The sales Of Rio Coffee during
the past week Rave b. en- 1900 bags oil sld elc'
Albany. Aug 1.-THE receipts by ihe Canal dorns ,e
las, "a hours have beep-FLouR, 48f0 barrels WIZ
A.7R bush CoRs 1900 DO BARLEY. .3lOC do IA 90;
5000 t6s Wool II, SO Sales were made 70 "a -
1000 bush. Nav Genese WHEAT at lt4c lLVr 49, W.
Westei Mixed Corn at 100 Oats are at ~ ~,oc W
the we.f the ,ales Of Wool have been IoVVo os- es
froun 92l015r m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28

bor freight or passage apply to
EDW'D K COLLfNS4 CO, No. % Wat~,h Il
BROWN, SHTPLEY, l. CO, Liverpool
E.G; ROBERTS CO, No. IL kins' Afns is~
JOHN MUNROE L CO, No Rue Nosss DANE -
Vistoires, PARA or GEO II. DRAPEk HsuSi .
fhe owner Of these ships will not be aoooonssss ~ 49,
silver bullion specie jewey precious stones or msa1
lees bills OF ladins are Gsned therefore and ths vass ~
oftherein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
INITEn STATEA MALL RTEAMERS.-Theeh ile

composing this line are the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIriC,c Capt rye
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, Baltic, Csps con0sss
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been built by cont set expressly M Gov
eminent service Every care has been ksn In their esq
rction a. also in their Engines insars strength M
speed and their accommodations for passenger arc ans
qualed for elegance and comfort Price o. escase ~
New York 70 Liverpool in first clsss cabin SlD In $500
do $40 exclusive Of extra are state 'ooms yS no
Liverpool to New York ESQ and $40 An sxpsrsnssa cae
s'0' PROPOSED BATES or SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Spoken. &c.

Aus on the Bants, bTs PsnsmssgAn from Bristol Ne, for
Pensacola "
About Aus g. oG Falmouth Ersnd ship MARY Croker (of
ReoAbnd,l Butler, from Havfs for New Yort
Pool for Baltimore '
Avs ~ lat - o. lon 10, ship supposed the Par
saha, loi bOstsnil lfon feN OfIsans for LiverpooL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-28
Nv Telf9raph.


BOSTON Aus Q7Au ship Arcadia, Liverpool; barks Justice
Story DO Laura and Mars Philadelphia bss Coriela rnh
dad Frederick Bamor JARVIS Wallace and Sagmans Pha
deph Lyra. Times, aud Pauna, DO. Xenophon, Lve,poo
Cousin, Philadelphia, shr. Chesapeake, New York
ship Shirley Liverpool
CID hp Monsoon, San Francisco Henry, New 0fesns barks
Panama. Rio Janeo Kate Heath New Ysk schT Richard Law
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug 27-Arriued-Schrs Samuel Bolton
Msnhjn Providence; Henry Crosby Nye Sag Harbor
CitGrtd-Schs samuel Bolton Mershon, Boston H. Crosby
Nye, Bangor Alsr, Hail. Boston O. c. Gibbs, New Bed
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EXECUrRIX' SALE--ATLANTIC

IL HOUSE, NEWPORT, r. I, at AUCTlON-That
we'll known and pleasantly situated Hotel known as the
Atlantic House, will sold At Public AuJton
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of September, at u o'clock
NJ on the premises.
The hou,e is ary new, conveniently arranged very
airy snd in good order will accommodate two hundred and
twenty guests hundred and forty eight rooms, WIKI
very large piazza entirely around three siaes Il it
The lot is 100 feet on South rouro st. and $40 feet on re
an exceeding ely desirable location ard well worthy the at
tsntion Of capitalists and hotel keeper
Possession given the first day OF February next when
FIVE years lease expires
OIehsf of the purchae money may remain on mortgage
for . tenn of wears By order Of the Exscuirix,
SAMUEL A. PARKER, Auctioneer.
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