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Free sell R.tiac o. lion Meeting at Bsstss.
SENATOR HALE's AccEpfAS-gE OF TIE EoMxAr,ex
FOR pRE.sDENT.

Bosros, August q, 1862.
The Free Soil ratification meeting In Faneua Hall tAs
evening largely attended and nue. enthusiasm pro-
vailed.
Tho Hon. John g. Palfrey Of Cambridge, psssided ~
sisted by eighteen Vice Presidents.
On taking the Chair Mr. Palfrey said he had Just axr-
rived in the city after wcarisome journey but he could
not refrain from meeting his fellow citizens in fsneuf
Hall upon cheering occasion. John P Hale, hS
said, accepts the Pittsburg nomination. (Chesrs Hs
then eulogizod Mr.. Halos ability, patriotism and his
firm and eloquent advocacy OF free soil principles. He
also alluded to the Hon George w. Julien in terms e
the highest praise for his the slavery question
in Congress; and complimented Mr.. Summers recsnt
speech in the Senate He said the free soil senators and
representatives cannot be sienced put down He
spoke OF the rapid growth Of tho party which, he said,
the would be interpreted as our foreSathe
intended, and not before.
At the conclusion of Mr. pafeys speech three cheees
were given for Hale Julian and Sumner.
The following resolutions were passed unanimously,
amidst enthusiastic chceripg:-
Resolved That the free democracy OF Suffolk. Ia
Psnsp Hall do here sad rsty tho donss q u. ,.s
orm and intend to them before The people, VIA
al ssrt fsas snd .rs p Snn rs.s nS sss thing a.
that IN n this Ssany Al questions - Of public IN
constitution 40 no revision and amendment.
nesoSsa rhat no man on this earth can own snssasr
ssroyss TIA. .hs fastiss fass' slave s sss
state ought TO be oe..
she for everywhere that should always
eide of the weak against tho strongte slave aAnat the
tyraDt-the people against the despot.
Resolved That have full confidence In the Hon. Chas
sumner from Boston Senator from the STATE Of
Massachusetts, confdentn his ddcy to principles and
his devotion to We consider him Of
the most profound convictions Massachusetts, great
question Of personal rights
Resolved, That In the Hon. John Hale, OF New Hsmp
iss n in rs divine s tex
step backwardthat his c arion voice
always heard and @ In the hottest Of the battle for the
rights ofmanthat his ulsbrnkns courage and untarssA-
that he Is pillar OF state fixed strong tho granite
out the world Is made and that present him =
fellow citizens of emnently worthy oc
their sufrages for the hehest Office Of che republic
Resolved, That the Hon. Geo. w. Julien Of Indiana, ~
his lofty personal his marked abilities for high
ecuve Office hs adherence to human freedom
Of doulty and peril has enshrnsA
his for the hearts OF tho the
nation and that will support him for Vice President q
the United States
After the adoption Of the resolutions Gen. HENRv W-
delegate Mt large to the Pittsburg Conyentsn,
gave history of that convention.
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A. Il. ROLLINS. }
VIM. II. FREEMAN, Inspectors.
GEORGE WHITE.

T,HIRTEENTH WARD-NEW YORK. AUGU ST n, 1882
The uhdcrsigned, inspectors Of the primary eioasn
spponsed by The psmoorato Republican General Commit
By certify that tho following ticket duly Gle ,ted in the
Thirteenth WSrd the evening Of August 2 z at tho
houee of L. witherali 43o Grand street.
Mcbride.
For Couuty-Wm W Fream. VIM. Cannon, John Brown.
John Barrett, Farrell Logan.
Cty-O Aleu Edward Mcconnell, Barnard Clark, Chss
Doty, T. Withsrkll.
Congress,onaI-Aexander H. Stewart. Alexander Ward
s Strickland. Wm. Mccormick Alfred Farmer, Thos
Culiom, EdwaTd W. Jacobs.
Judiciary Alex Steward, John Dimon, II. O. Downing
Syracvss-Martin G. Bryant.
Aiterpate-Stephen Doty.
Assembiy-Jnmes n. Ciarry, Edward Sweeny Edward
Warden, Pat Brogan, +. Yeager.
Chsrter-KObert Douglass L. Wthing gton John Gerrsh.
Edward Ryan Cooper Pat Hyiand Pat Clark
Gooderson M Carreh. N. Busw Jas Wells Chas NJ
Smith, NJ. Eismap, H. Archibald. Fred. Coop.
WIN. W. FREAM,e r....
Is. +. CLARK, I Ahspeesors'
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From Washington.

THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MESsRs. POLK AND CUL-
LoM-GENERAI SCOTT AND THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS
PARTY.
WAsHISoToN, August q, 1852.
An error occurred in the House report Of Tuesday,
owing to verbal omission. When Messrs. Polk and
Culom had their colloquy Tuesday the former said
IN substance, to tho latter, say you liarscnd
friend to me The correction is deemed necessary
- n would seem that Mr.. Polk called upon q friend to
sone to his assistance when such not the fact.
The Jngenc says that Gen. Scott replied to tho let
ter Of the Alabama Southern Rights Central Committee
but declined giving specific answers to the
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POLIrYCAL.

ELEvESTH wARD.-Ar A PRIMARY RLECrI0N
held August &C. 1852 at LII Colunba street. II pur-
susDcc to the call Of the Democratic Republican
Committee Of August the folio wsg
the hgbcst pumher Of votes declared dvIy
Northern II aEls Ticket = ~
For Msyor-Jsoeb A. Westerveft.
May RJcralty-Wesley Smith, WIN. ID. Craft A. n RoiIna
For Coroper-A. Is. Rollins.
County-Robert Earle Jackson vermyea Francis Clark.
Seth Duncan. John Mosber.
Fer Comniseicner streets-ysnes Fury.
City Convention BGrpsrd Kelly, John Fielks VIM, p
Brepr an, John MCGUIRE Richsrd II. Blshop.
judge Of Msrire Ccurt-Knbert Audre vs..
denberg.
CopRreseon sl-Jchn II. Baxter Gilbert Weeks Charles
Leviness WIN. Cornell David Baxter Inward Cassay,
Michael Bishe.
,,Assephly-John Ray. Michael wymer rioholas Fisher.
VIM. ID. Wines Joseph Conway.
Charter simeon Becker George Elliott John PHILLIPS
Joseph p Morris John Skidmsre, Tunis White Jasss
Mcfarland Samuel Acker John Bsusher WIN. Cook Abrs
VAIL Alexander Robb Frkncs Thomas, Isaac Rtnsr
Resmar
Delegate to State Convention George White Alternas
Francis j. a Boole.
S1s sah Il, ht?HsisssiAr ! ?5sHsasSiss1ssiAAr. 1sA. }r..p.s..r..
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From PhiIndeIphia .

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANcHEsrER--RAPE-
SUDDEN DEATH.
PnLADrLPurA, August 27, 1852
The steamship City Of Manchester from Liverpool on
the l1th Of August, passed tho Brcakwater at ten
o'clock this morning and will reach her wharf about
eight O'Clock this evening.
Owen Gallagher aged forty convicted In the crim
nal court today Of rape upon Mary Little aged seven
years.
John c. Waplee Superintendent Of the Sailors Home
In this city died very suddenly last evening was at
prayer meeting In the Sailors Home and had lust con-
cluded prayer, when he fell down and died In ten
minutes
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BALrMoRE August 81 1852.
No mail south Of Richmond has been received to-
night
man By the name Of Cunley was recently shot dead
near Gaston. N c., by o man named Garrett. Thcmur-
der grew out Of quarrel over card table. The mur-
derer has been arrested.
The shp Levi woodbury., arrived at New Orleans
porte bark name not known loaded with sugar ashore
on Csrysfoot reef
The first cotton Of this years growth received at
Mobile the 21st inst, and sold ct 10 cents per b.
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Navigation OF the OHIO.

FfrTsbURd, August y, 1867
further rise has taken place in the river which now
measures six feet SIX inches in the channel and "a sti
rising. The large packets preparing to 20 out
Frcights to Cincinnati are at 25o. per cwt to Louis
vile, 35c. to ST. Louis 75c.
LOUISVILLE, August %, 1859
There is three feet OF water on the falls and the
liver Is iiens The steamer Lexington will leave tef
Acw Qdcaps neat Tucsdsy,
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NJ ATRIMoNy MADE EASY, on HOW TO WIN 4
Lover.Professcr Lavton, Boston, formerly OF Ion.
- plain directions 70 enable ladies or gentlemen 70 win
ssrts mry desire The process q simple, but oaptL
waiting thai all be married irrespective Of appear
Acs position; and last though not least can Do
Aagsd with such and dencacy that detection 10 In
4essibe Address Professor Lawsea. Boston, Mass No
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The Cholera mt Rochester.

ROCHESTER, August q, ls52
The Board Of Health report six deaths by cholera for
the two days ending at O'Clock this afternoon.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES by AUCTION.

A UCTIcN NoTICE-AMEklcAn WINDOW GLASS
asss SIaS s ss s,sa 1 e Ssas Ss , :.
70 sf s sss .S wS Gs
ress WnSo~ Glass Of esrsns nSG
full assort naent Of skies. Catalogues now ready
A UCTloN NOTICE THOMAS BELL. AUCTIoNEER-
sss.iss soS@s, IS spruce street sale % choice
cutery 30 boxes sssas and other nsrshsndo The ss"
sosa robbed TIE store few nights ef Dry
voice. Wv
A UGrI2N NOTICE WIN. y, .oNEs AUCTIoNEER.-
Ions a. 3 oaask s' M 90 rs ns W sc on
rect al furniture large sontesi boarding house,
psrlor, chamber. and kitchen furnisnre
"A will m this day, at Ols ooiocs. in the sales room, No.
~ Nosth William street new and socSnd hand Furniture,
Gases and counter scales sugar mill segars tum
SELL
EIs6:1ss Tsrai New jsrssy TSs Farm
miles lI.% LasSstatcya, midway and sas
c
budngs Iavm houses carriage and ice house.
u9ssF So.a sia,e oscq.y9tion: pareuI.rs inquire
II COLON, ,AUCTIoNEER,-LARGE SALE OF FUR
ntuso beth Iew o and second haed This day satur,
Bsslmsa a9@ % Ann Ssrsets large and
ana Mahogany Aso every Description q
s.s So lssls
saes @ M aso MarSe Tap Tansnss Ass
TtsSsS Aiso French Street Organ
IL enptory sale Of HcuseSoid Furniture eonsag Of as
this Of and ss
M ss's T M ssy 10 $ ss
saSsr with sSd suites and
tsts, S Msos soss and Chairs Tct
sSa 81
Wsasoi oaI table Cutlery plated spoo6s and
q sale Goods & day Se1s sas
JoEN FisTskATT; VI, (. TT. JOHN FISH
aerTrites OF the Soth Day e August at 3oclock.
z: ssssy Abe E:
laying asoss poeE igsush East Sse core Se
Street Or JOHN
an ss;s u TIE SELL
.p 1 and osi T Ts5s
Das TsSs: Chairs
70 " o e SS Ao % baskets Hod'k Cham
sI sas sAMgE. nJsd Agc
AAssu;s sas.s rs 10 nnssl s In s.ds. q
the eligible lot Of land as tho Stone Mill lot
Said lot beautifully located four streets the hill
the vicinity Of the large and
ns y,sM q tho h,r6or and island; and
able for cottages &C. The lots Touro suitable
is1 isss sns Or S ali
the front st Terms s cent q the purchase
mortgage for Eve years. at ak Maps Of
ehe estate will be ready for previous to the SALE
WILLIAM W. SHIRLEY, AUCTIONEER-25 CRATES
w Crocktry, 20 Crates Best Rockngham Jugs and
srittoons 100 Boxes Glass TamSlsrs Gebets. Dishes,
D9s n ~ cIock With
cut reserve In Lots from the Shelves and 10 Packages
WILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER.-THIS DAY
at o'clock at $50 Houston street, general assort
hooaers p.hossny and other Chars SinDg and
tfesees, BEDDING. &C.; Bureaus Washtands WardroSes
Kitchen Furniture &C. Three largo Rooms et
Peoples Canal street, % feet front by l20 Deep Passes
sionimmed:stely.
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The Markets.

BaLTMonE August u, 1867
our -four market to day has been variable; early this
morning sales made at 81 &C. but afterwards So
bbls sold at - 80.
PmL.DELPfrA, August q, 1852.
The sales OF Rio cece during the past week have beeS
1900 bags at slS otfc.
ALBANY, August 27, 1859.
The receipts per canal, during the past tweny-four
10 coo dol barley 300 do; lard 80 900 lbs wool
1888 do Sales made to-day of 1000 bushels now
6encsee wheat ut 114c; 10000 do Western mixed cor
at roc. oats at IS y dc During the sales
Of wool have been 10000 lbs ranging from 32h 45c
II,
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

CAADEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR rHIgA.
hoS.' .Iass, Art c.s' ss 'ssona si;.. iby Is:
( 4 l:,s. rh'd'DA loot 'fw.u'
EoR PHILADELPHIA. DIREcT-U. s. NAIL AND
"a E.Rres. lines through p four hours New Jersey
ssIsy
:s:s:,r y:
NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
N Summer Arrangement-On and after wednesday.
ASss m M
stepping at AZ saiGns @ I Espress TEan for su
q with The sss%So.s railroad line. ssoninssen,
sNss fsndSn :.sPpiss II stations: IssS: New LON.
.ssS % T,n EsST... S r,s NsS ssr nsys vgs
isneocut River GuiI,era and Ne Haven -Passongess
sEsss as fss nsEs1
ssn. TSs Express HIRAM Es
s Nav Y'5 .sa N ss $ M s
c 1o The rg d NSS HsS ,s S .s q
NV YORK T TIsn. as W. and lis ' BY
sST es siT
fsSs NEW Msv ss%s 'x'as1s xasas H. 5 Hioh sup
A LBANY, TROY, AND LEBANON spRINas.-rHA
"A Of tho Rev Ksrk and Harlem Railroad leave the
Nss train foSi
sonnsci with the western Railroad FOR Albany and
s ss.ss' fIs'sess si isPI's.s sas ssS:s IN
s'qF 1 ss I
"a 'ss s:u
skIPpY, w i:.vs is:s jay sss:s, Albany svs.s
.s.: S ns. Il:
e. . Boat "" E1s
further Agent. lss rro.. M
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NOTICE THE DELEGATES TO THE STATE CON-
IN venton of the Second ward will No. 1856 Full
ton street, (Dunlaps Hotel Saturday evening August
2s at eight o'clock BY order OF
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A UGUST y. 1s52-MR. EDIToR:-I HAVE READ
"A with attention the remarks you avo
ing the strife Of political parties in the city county
New York endorse opinions. have also
account Of proeeedngs Of what termed the Primary
Elections Of the 18th instant and than
determined to offer mysef candidate to the indepcn
dent electors Of the city and county for Sheriff Full pavi
independent candidate will appear in future circulars
HENRY G.. ATWOOD.
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DIAN0s.-EvERY AGE, SOMETHING NEW IN EVERY
art. Bassord kuck have patented new action for
yuperior other In Those who wish
Sne cases Of rosewood, plain or ornanAaSsd
IA IN Brooklyn clear and powerful Voice, good ntona-
tlon. Hrmness In the time and ability 20 road hueny
oiGht, Apply 1T S7 Clinton
street, South Brooklyn, after 10 A. N.
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DRY GOODS.

Novelties from Psris-The subscriber having Just rc-
visit 70 the various Ruropean
prepared TO submit 10 the nspecton Merchants and
Wholesale buyers from every section Of the Union magn
offers ON tho most liberal terms. dEO BULPIN,
Closk ard pAatlllA Eppogipp, 2el psoAdwsy
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Political Intelligence.

NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
ALBANY, August q, 1852
James r. Fonda last evening chosen delegate to te
Democratic State Convention from the first Assembly
district Rensselaer, county with instructions to vote fer
Mathcr for Governor. The convention will meet at
Syracuse next Wednesday.
THE BALTIMORE MAyoGALTy CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE, August q, 1859.
The wings Of Baltimore have called convention fer
next Thursday night, to nominate candidate for the
nsyoralty.
The augusta (Gcorga) Chronicle has como out in vcx
of Webster and Jenkins.
CITY CONVENTIONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PmLADELrIA, August q, 1852.
The Democratic City and County Convention has ad-
iourned till Monday After the thirty seventh ballot 70
Sheriff Messrs. Kline and Peters stood at "a eaoh-lao
Icing necessary for a choice.
The Whig City and County Convention has had six
balottings for Sheriff, without nomination. 6sausa
Allen bad 40 votes and Mr. Colday 306s being requkes
for a choice.
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LOUISVILLE, August 70, IB6E
Seven negroes, belonging to L. & j. Arterburn raa
away on Tuesday night.
man named Hill. killed his mate named Bent.
ley, by accident, at Lexington, on Tuesday last.
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

NRAMERCY HOUSE. CORNER OF TWENTIETH
" street and Broadway, New York. is open to tho
public II contains hundred and fifty rooms furnished
N tbe elegant syle with possible convenience.
II win be kept the Amerioas and EuIopsan plsns eom-
among 'Ae oe''i""i'' "''s'' - Wv DoNADI co.
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sUyHE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROBES
in Singing, signora Eliza Valentino, teaches sing
ng piano. thorough bass and paninen She BE-
seen $50 Fourth street. Mercer from
10 O'clock M till o'clock PM She II wonderfully
sssul her teaching, and viii present TO The public mex!
winter four professional pupils OF the most remarkable
veice and talent.
\ on PIANOFORTES.-T. GILBERT g. CO.'S NEW
lOO York Warsrooms, SS broadway, corner Of An
shopy street. opposite Broadway Bank and Theatre
where he argss assortment Of Pianos with and without
which the Metallic Frame, asd are warranted 70
stand any climate and ve entire easaeon and will be
sold ersAt bargains BY experiences Of eight years.
Sung IN many Important improvements the Eolean has
been brought perfection attained Others Nearly
LOCO oieaps have been applied and The demand rapidly
6ereAsng Elegant Boudor Cottage Pianos enent
lor small rooms 7. @. Co.'S Planes are admitted 70 be
superior al othors owing 90 their nrmnes and long
etaading In tune. Prices semo as NJ the manufactory
Dealers suppliod at LIBERAL discounts Wadcs and
3he entire Boston catalogue Of music and instruction
Sooks, fp,n ,nishsd at this store st wholesale oil
HORACE WATERS, Sele Agent
Ccnsssnti on hand extensive assortment Of second
hAnd Pianos In rosewood and mahogany VARYING In
Hrsss fcm $50 to $lso Second hand olean Pianos from
IVY 70 ST9 Grand Pianos from $500 TO $780, Prince
Guitars from $40 TO e76 &c., 20.
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CANDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHIDA.
~ fs'pSsrks pS,ss rx: y sti.nsoss J9HN PSTTES Pi:z
hours Iass first GLASS, $3 second eass (by az n Mae
street, ct A. N. and 2 p. N.
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EXCURSIONS,

EXCURSIONS TO CONEY ISLAND-LANDING AT
- Fert Hamilton each way. Fare, twelve and half
cents The and splendid steamer May Queen, Captain
Mcneil will leave as follows, vzFoot Of Spring street.
VS. M l2h and 81 =. II. pier North river 10 A. NJ,
and Nj leaving the island, last trip, at 6P.M. n b.
No half price for children.
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n COTTON. .AUcTIoNEER.-LARGE SALE OF FUR
- niture both aud second hand. This day Saur-
day. August asth at l0 O'CLOCK at the auction
Hickman 70 Ann streets large and
sortment o household furniture prtsng every descp
no. Of paror Dining Room and Bsdroom Furniture in
niture from family breaking up aud the goods little
used con pfisng the usual assortment. Also Tapestry
and ingram Carpets, Oil Cloths, air Mattresses Also
Refrigersters, Safes &c. Also Marble Top Furniture
Kitchen DO Also Orr amental French Street Organ
plays I0.unes. Sale peremptory.
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A DELIGHTFUL SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW
"A Rochelle and Glen Cove. Fare % cents each way.
August 2ath the newly fitted steamer KING PHILIP
s A. Nj Grand street o. Tenth street Ga, and Twenty
sixth street g Returning from Glen Cove at p M and
New Rochelle at 81 This is by far tho cheapest most
whole and attractive trip from the city, aordng
der and other refreshments board. Good fishing and
bathin & at other place
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RRUCF A. Chiffon, AUCu0NEER, WILL SELL,
- on ednesday, sept ut II O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange, Farm in New Jers.y The Farm known the
sLooe Baae Farm" at the Wheatshesf two and half
main roao from Ezabe.htown to Railway contains abut
40 Thc bouee is 50x0 with wag adjoining aud
NC Lsre orchard Of Harrison apples and other fruit all
Of H. H. LanD. No. 66 Pearl street, or Of the
No. o Vail street.
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NEwP0RT, August II, 1859.
meeting held this morning at the Ocean Houss
The room was crowded. Among other things 1t
solved to have fancy dress ball Thursday the seosaA
of September at the Ocean House The hotels being wo
filled, the prospects are fine for a splendid ball.
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A UCrION NOTICE wM B ZONES AUCrIoNEER.-
BY H. Seanlsn store 2I5 CANAL street: VIII sell on
Monday 70 o'clock. ut Varick stret, Canal
rect all the furniture large gentee1 boarding house,
parlor, CHAMBER, and kitchen furnitnre.
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cUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEW ROCHELLE AND
~ Glen Govo.-Landing each way at Whtcstone-The
SANTA CLAUS will leave the foot Of Spring
N osloek Peek slip "a Gonvorneur street Delaney
street at o'clock for the above places morning
the 18th August Fare % cents each Returning, viii
leave Glen Cove at oelock and arrive IN the city at 5
o'clock, J.. M.
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SUNDAY YEXCURSlON.-rHE SPLENDID FAST
Osteamboat CATHARINE Capt. H Van Ostr will make
an fsion Union Port sundsy August stopping
ga Cabar!no street. at ss; Broome street, at aud
Twenty sixth street. at 9 A. II. Returning will leavc
Union Port at S% r. N. Fare I21s cents each way.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL, BRoApWAx;EsIHn ~ M
MA ropoltan will be completed and opened fof sns re-
epton Of company September s Price OF board - peg
day. SIMEON LELAND CO., fropriesore
DORT WARRINGTON PAVILION HOTEL sHREwS-
i bury River, Monmouth County, N. 1.-THE Prcpnesor
public for their be! patronage during the ana -
has pleasantly situated to
ON liberal tcrms Steamers Thomas Hunt Edwin Lewis
J. ". slamm. and Golden Cato ply daily 70 and fro
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A UCTIoN NOTICE III N. BUSH, AUCTIoNEER,
IA will e this day. at Oa ooiock in the sales No
~ North William street, and second hand Furniture
&C. Also the contents of Grocery store counter,
cases. platform and scales sugar MILL segars
bers. glas swhre, &c. sc.
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.JoHN FisHgLATI. .AUcysoNEER-BY JOHN FISH
blaH-Wu be soldat Auction, account of the I'm
deryriters, the 30th day q August at clock. PM
At the Atlantic Dock, Broox the Iron Steamer Albe.
1SpEss ahs Engine is in s9od order all but lcost
seen atsp time laying the above Dock outh cor
1er Fer further particulars appy board JOHN
ElSHBLAqT, Auotioneer, No, 90 Pearl street.
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D0STPoNED.- GRAND AQUATIC AND PICNIC EX-
cursion, for the benefit Of religious community in
Little Rock Ark to Nyack the 3lst instant
Owing to tho unpleasant condition Of the ndrounds
consequent on the continued rain Of the day and night
yious tho excursion which to have taken place to
Mount Hermon Grove Thursday the 10Th instant Is
postponed till Tuesday the 3lt instant, when II will posi-
lively take place. The tickets steamer barges bands and
other arrangements will be the the 2h Instant
Tickets to be had at the places and OF the andings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

CUNDAY AFTERNOON BOAT FOR POUGHKEEPsIE
y and Newburg. landing at Yonkers, Rockland Lake,
Caldweis, Vcrplanks Point. West Point Cold Spring,
Cornwals New Hamburg, and Mton.-Fare 80 cents to
rougkeepae,To at Hammond steamboa,
MAZEPPA, Capt Ezra l. Hunter. will leave Pier foot
of Jay street, (thrd pier above Chabers Sunday
afternoon. at o'clock, for the above places This boat
leaves Poughkeepss New York Sunday morning
at o'clock making the above landings For particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-28

EyXCURSI0NS TO THE FISHING BANKS, EVERY
u day. except Saturday-Tho sea steamer BUFFALO,
Captain Hancox will leave Hammond street at ~ o'clock;
Spring street 7sl Grand street ST Peck slip ss; Pier
No. B. A. NJ; returning by r. NJ Dinner fishing tackle,
and bait provided. Fare 70 eents each way.