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Disasters, &c.

IrrrE lpnrt..ID to Mes.rs jones Johnson dated
Beach, Mr. John s Foman Comml--oner oil " fecNs
IN Al ci.fnot he boarded brig, IN
hoard She lsy Squsn Beach, tie with the
II Al She had been abandoned Tie appeared
10 he marble vines, wool, mds &c. Mr. Fornau, at last
~ was on board sending p'r Of her habit aud
SAIL, eanne decks &c.. expected weather puntn) 70
commerce sending portion OF the 20 New fork tie next
day. Ihe hre makes bat Eii'r water.
She ano.e suI ssei TO be the Fortunate, from
Genoa touud 20 this port. .
ssir insured in tie Aston Mutual Insurance
One Of New lork, stated
Mr.rL Azosvs July ga large dsmas;ed American b1g,
timber laden wa seen 9th Marys, South side. Noper
sors board.
Srp onSLr CSrrnAt 10 day preparations were max ne
20 re bull of hp Robert Center. The steam was
OF It's dernck aud two agr
rers Sic AID the extent OF the damage 20 TIE
hun sscefarr3 The K. {. A No. hip Of ~
.r t AZ Svsnz.y Mas in lao, ed here and IN BosIa.
VII. quarter tie vessel insured IhsSe are lnsuran
on vessel wal the extent Of S2is0O-yz s2O
Narnr Insurance. and 5000 FIRE 10 She had board
Ia e tk $500 assorted goods, which there
,ursr,e n Waist smOunngto $1,000. but large portion
.u~d Tie valued $4,000, and the at about
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PnrLADELpHIAM ARKET-Monday, Aug.

2S-The CorToN market has undergone change and the
limited without change prices The foreign sdvlces
have caused an increased demand for BnEADsTUFFs FLOOR
held firmly and the stock sale is materially reduced
Sales OF 800 barrels fresh ground for shipment atSi ~
per barrel for fair and good brands ana Western al 81 p
The sales for city consumption fair extent within
the range "a 25d So The market IS bare Of RYE FLOUR
and the re coming in. CORS MEAL Is scarce aud IN
demand Sales Of go barrels PennsJ vaa al - 90 per
barrel, which Is a further advance
and ia good demand Sales of3 500 sash
prime Southern White at 81 a bush aAoat including
OLD White at 81 u.s. and Red 81 price TO be fixed No
further sales Of RYE CORN Is in demand and pncss have
further advanced c T. BUSH Sales Of 2OOJ bu,h Southern
Yellow at 72c aoa and lot of 5000 bush White Tic
Oars continue to arrive slowly 1000 bush Southern
sold at SSe and small lot at S5d35c bush. BARK is
in demand and has further advanced Soc p Holders
now ask So q tun. WHISKY Is scarce, and holders de-
psnd Be for bbls. Hhds sso held higher.
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New.york Cattle Markell ucusr q.

ItltlOrttd ior Inc Intuns.J
For Eeeves It TIE Washington Drove faid corner a
tthsv and 4tAft- and al ChsInbeTlan's HUDSON Rvoi
Burs Hesd foot of Robinson-st For Cows and Calves
Sheep and lamb at Brownuss In eths, ava and
also al Chamberlain
At WASHINGTON DRovs YARD-Ohered s, 800 Beeves,
u0O0 Southern and Western the remainder this State
Market quite dull toward the close Prices ranged at from
s. cents y b. as in qusty About 80 head left over
AT BRowkING's-(LogeI Bulls deadJ-Ohered 10 Cows
and Calves Demand fair All sold. Pncesranged at from
So 80 TO SO Sheep snd Lambs 600 sale Pnees oil
Is Sass. goo unSod. -
AT Communications River Bulps Headl-ut
ered, $50 Beef Cattle sses at from 81 70 80 % lei.
over Market dull Cow, aud C.ives-5s offered usles 81
ron tl8dSg8 70 $40 ~ left over. Sheep and LAMBS,
offered $40 Sales Of Sheep at 81 80 TO u x56s4; 400
Lamb al from 81 Is TO S2aS3 Market dull 700 unsod
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In, more than kept psce with the additional calls
arising from larger payments aud business mo'emsn.'
oaIa,ory to the opening Of the autumn trade. A
quotation for the best offerings in the Streets cent
I'm, the minimum rate ranges down to 5lt The Bsnks
with few exception, insist upon full rates but Oh 10
occasionally submitted to In discounts to regular Gus
toners"
Importations of Dry Goods for the week
ending Aug. 10, 1859:
Consumption.
MANUFACTURES OF wool.
woosn. SoI packages, slbl44 Cloth y do s5Ai Casa
~ @ SG ale Ss'1.. - sos s1 s oo 49, do S
wor,d, so2 do 2Q977 Merno' L. o. seSS DE
ssSi Coves do, s5.i73; Banie e. DO Seams Hoe,
NJ do ss ti so cS 81 10 sa. G and Bniia
Yarn 10 do s4o; carpens. Il do s ~ oh-r 5 ~
Of WOO, 80 10, So lo!' Total l'''i p"''''
'1''AS MANUFACTURES OF COTTON. .,o.,,-
Cotons AS PACKAGE slo5OS2; Coiofed 90 ~ o.
Prints Do 9Oi G5sh.' 81 so y ,Is 81 sui o ,SS
sees5; EmbIodsr.d Do y DO ~ DO st6i5 Goe, d.
ss,5far,nrs. of cotton q $1,000 Total 2o Pae1ass''h
usd at ssa7n. MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
ell, go .,l,ses, ~; Ribbons $50 DO, sio95 sattn.,
SINS ~ "a lace. s3l9i; Embtodery' 10, sam;
yel.s j. sq: d. ssis7i Handkerchief, >4o Ca
sg.S Sa $40 95O SIN and woed, us Do s5@Q; sA and
sStsa Gloye' 10 DO 49, Sc s9s s so Of
|
'o e0' MANUFACTURES or LINEN.
linen -, packages. el3s4; Linen and Cotton, 70 Do ss7al
t11s 80 4 Tsi. $40 20 ad Eli sa He...n. %
do $685. Yarn IS do .lts Other mspa"eias' L"'
| d. sl45Cs. Total packages o., valued at ssi3io'
MIscELLANEoUs -
Straw Goo5. IL packas.s s29s37 Feathers and Flowers % d.
49, Mhner II do seCIg; Robes, do, $3.50; shaws
DO s42os Plush, do ssrs Gloves, do, sIl.s; kd 90
d. $500 Leather % d. sss ! sI.Dspd' s SOL
Mating d. '7'' r''j w, st.s,sss valued ''
woolen 30 packages. sl7A7 Cloth DO $40 Wor'ted
DO shsw Do s4a Biansets, 10 Co., 81 5s2 Brds
apd Bo9lui DO. ss.s Hose do s5I Yam Do sl"i
| MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
cotons 81 pigs s9gol cooed coi,on- - do G1s-
hams do s33 MusLRs d. sl!o6 Velvet do, 1858
sI7S shaws s7D Spool do, s27l Fringe, do, $3.50
| MANUFACTURES or SILK
Silks 90 pigs sI262s ssns do slls6; Plash do 1885
Sin AND COL shsw.7 do, 5000; Hdtts IS DO s25l Pom
| :. Co., se6o5. TOTAL. % pbss.; valued a, s54 s57.
| MANUFACTURES OF LINENS
Linens 20 pkss, S79if, Ln,as and Cotisn3 to sB7 Total
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Gloves 80 III Millinery d. 500; ShAwls
d. Sob straw do Total Is pigs valued sio,s
7 Wdreh0HseG
MANUFACTURES OF WOOL.
Coih' pt sS, m9' :, so s 49,. IOans co.
Yarn, DO s2747 Total II pls'., valued at s73oi.
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
COoDs 80 pkss s754o Prints 10 do 1854; Coored Cot
ton 90 s2759; Lsces, do. ss23 Plush, Do 1857 En-
bodery do 269; sbsw de-, $3.50; Spool, do. s76s
MANUFACTURES or SILK.
SHE pigs. 81 Ribbons. 10 d. 5000 Handkerchief
and DO ss2J9 OIL sh,l do $32 Gimps &c. 10.
ssu Raw 30 do 81 65Oi Grapes do s6S Total 3s2 pigs
!. MANUFACTURES OF FLAX.
Linens, pls $50 Linens and Cotton d. s2ss Total
= MISCELLANEOUS.
|. Straw Goods, 70 pkg, valued at $500
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MARINE JOURNAL.
POET OF NEw.YoRk......Auruss 70


shHs-Columbin, siaij New orleans hh. "a" go =
"a, nsworth Have A. Livingston Richard morse fs'v' Lon
don, Dunhsn DImon. ,,.,-,-,-A.. u y Ri a. Co
p,rt,s onon Piper ycCailey. IlladelphIa u o o. q
T.rs,1nn Pepd.to Great inssw r. Sue y" ",
tBr Gilhn, q ehcc, Or SneH' hiD'u'' =" WI ''
bio Esse Hsrad - n o..., n co . p,rbo. Yuhl.
. ~ = g.te,o I " Carer A c. Buffalo, (Br N-l-"n
Wins, Co Bell, Br Broo.man. Sydney, CB q A. L.
ni.-isrI T.rpo Retry. Jact sonvlUe }. Grc. =.
stsor-r.-ssmI Hadiock Hat'ocs. Aauforbeti Nes "a
s,o. Jones A-lsndns. stuisess, Chairman Cos nm "
h,.s, Trrrsu Bsrnor- Mailer Lord NrU.' if-nsna
cisrles,on l.. McCready Man.a Bake ffane1h' -
Hsrfb. Post Post Mobile. T. ID. hurhut 4 GO Ehhs-
Scyrttn Wilmington n l.. McCrsady Co Pa,neH henry
Epusor, Charleston, Durham q Dinon-
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lTrom orr Correspondents. !

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2}fired-Bark Jessnp Fisher, Boz
ton brss Omus heed, Bedford Enc BRter, Boston Hr
bnse hoyi John, NIB Sc. Belle, Herman Boston Trieste
Iampler York Gen Boyd Gpatnck, New Bedford Roam
err Nichols Boston C. Ellen, French, do Lawrence Crose
do Grand Turk Mcclure, DO; schrs p r. Burton Lnso New
York Globe Sears Boston Kate Aubrey Sears dol Pana1ud
Upton Eastpor; orlando Hal. New YORK hdamas.a Sears
Boston; Rous Ready Matthias, Eastpor Oregon Lewis Nor
@ Kensngon. Poster Boston Jew Hoyt, Newbufypor Bat
e Tbb-tt, Providence; Frend Haett. Salem Luther Child
Crowe Bo.,on; Sophia 6shsy Williams, Prodence H. b. Glib
Miller, New YORK.
CcareI-steAm Kennebec Whitney New York. barks Oak,
RYDER Rogers White Boston; bgs Sea Belle Herman
Marbeesd Boyd CT patrick saco Emene, Staples Boston,
ChcOpee. hmOry dol Clara Ellen French, DO
Newell Boardmaf schs Hayward NJ Dougan Charleston;
Republic Baler Boston, Boston Corson Providence Reeves
SHAW satton Nesicott, fewbug Geo Luh, ElhnfwOl
Boston H. Tron Robbins, Troy; H. CiarS VIM, Lynn Cape
MAY Ross Newport Sophia Goefey, Williams Providence GLOBE,
Scar last CambTdse May Ellen, Co1gham Deep Greek
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WIlnlers.

spok.n-Juy H. lat 80 &c. ~ lon % w BAH Georss Washing
ton of Bedford and last from Western Islands
where shr PIT 90 % hand 40 bbs. ~ OIL.
Arr New Bedford 2Ots ship Gay Head, new MPoeii 10
Il , whsIrg.
Arr A. S. Michael azores e0h MI; Congress a. Hathaway
(ol and SD d cruise; Ocean ChadWck (oi sand"sll
And "A cruise. Both touched ior provisions.
Sfokrn-Juy % af. A. - lon. a, Ian Lakeman to
\ cean-by barb A. Everett al New Yo, which took rom
two seamsn whom Richard PeckEam Of Providence
K / sucs ed n consumption.
spoten-Juv a. no lat g. fby big Clark Windsor, the
49, eD- L. CAPE Hayeu Has Neal of Proyacetowa) 80
Nh. - OIL bound into Bermuda 10 land the cook.
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Arrived.

Slip stph.n Austin CsrI Galveston, 10 days with cotton &c
10 J. n. Blower & Co. ~, 81
Ran Anm.rand iOderbas) Adick, . Days I'm Brenen with
d,e and pas@ns fogp- Go. Io0k puo1 hu N"' D.
k.fie 2hO nlle- T. from sandy Hob, -. -,
Btg HansA HanbuIs MARTINS s. days nom no gAhe'o' ~
cole. 10 A ss-i COMPANY Win u Sea ST. "'
Baruore and third lat 20 u 80 SPOKE me-
Brs Af@cio PortugueeJ De huga ~ lays IRON OPoO' win
VIII. 10 ). G Legal & Co ,,,,. : Iii
plaster Ia master
Prs " acssa Powell Cara. CuD n DAYS, with sugar mons
A.. and honey 10 rnaso Etusnc vessel 10 Coz andersoa %
Bn, Islam oi Wiley Santa Cruz ~ days, with mahogany
ard c,oar 10 T. Owen Son.
setr IinGed Br Bo,ar, ST. JohFs, lsdsys, lenter.
scIf Fmr,ah Gram Calsis. : dsys, lumber.
shr M-rrian Hart RockIand. dsJs lime
Scbr star Nrham. Rockand, days lime
schr samson Dean. Uimef. k0' kand, > days ims
srbr Paw tuct Il. Brown. Rocksni, day-. hme.
sebr GAnuett Chandler, Rocklaud 3 days, lime.
sebr jasper Sears Salem, days stone
sthr HtunetA Hartman, fransiort, daJs' spars
srtr Lnhsc. Han.on. Rod land 2 Gays. lime.
s.hr Fupa Briggs. Philadelphia 'of Isghtnn
sebr Founiain. BuctHn, kocs land 3 dag, hme.
Pierce. Ruek fnt, days ms
Sehr seDstr kobins. Rocksnd 8 DAYS, hue
SIR Bohsa,. Robinson. Ros klaui, Gays. hne.
SIR Ophr. sp.ats, Rocs and. 3 iays. lime.
schr Fsnconia Hooper from Buri, -rar 20 master
shr MAbjA lot New Haven't PArme- 10 days HON 81 Cro
~ w. J with sugar 10 master. ,. .
sel A. simpson MachAs, 10 days, lumber to snpzon
Msylevs & Go. -,
s,hr Harriet Chandler. Lynch, IN days, lumber.
s,Lr New Eusland. q eersw, 10 daJs. lumber
schr FrancoriuA, Hooper, Blue Hill, IA day',spar.
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For freight or passage apply To - -
EDW'D K COLLfNS& co, No 80 Wal-st, N T.
BROWN. SHiPLEY, CO. Liverpool.
EG ROBERTS CO. No. 10 Kings Arms Ysso.
London
JOHN MUNROE L co, No Rue Notrs Dame ~
Nistoires, Paris. or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsua
The ownen of these ships will not be accountable Tor so
less bills adne signed therefore, and the value hs-
oftheren expressed.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-Thssh m

composing this line are the folio wing:
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comseo<k
These ships have been built BY contract expressly Tor Co.
erpmen. service Every caro- has been taken In their
sruction - also IN their Engines to insure strength ~
speed and their accommodations for passengers are NJ
ausled for elegance and comfort Prce o. rsease no9
SswYork TO LIVERPOOL ia frstcs cabin, $40 sessA
do $40 exclusive OF extra me state rooms 500 huD
Liverpool to New-York ESQ and 20. An experienced 90
seon attached 20 each ship No berth secured until Paid ~
~ PROPOSED bATRa OF SAILIN0.
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THOR AUSTRALIA-DO LP H IN

II CLIPPER LINE-For Port Philip and Sydney direct
the entirely clipper DOLPHIN 1000 tuns ourthen
George Trundy commander Will sail on ner nnt Voy1e
modstons in this beautiful vessel unequaed fer elegance
and fitted up entirely for the comfort Of families or single
beving large and small state As this IL the
opy clipper now up for ths port It Is confidently expected
,te will make the shortest passage record For eteh. Oh
passage early application will DO necessary on ooad fie
No ri North River, foot OF Csrise-st or 10
BUTLER BROTHERS, Nos l6S and llo south-st
B. copy OF the Australian Tariff, on all description Of
goods can be at the Office Of the subscribers Capt.
Trundy will be happy receive consisnmens and car
give reference TO some of the first houses Ia the city
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runrkcts....Re porfed

NKwORLEANs, Aug. 20-CoTroN-Ssles to-day Joe. aud
for the week, 1900 bales; middling 9ld9lc lair he
Stock $500 bales Accounts from the interior very IA
yoTsble for COTTON and SUGAR crops Markets all dull.
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Receipts of PRODUCER. AueUsr 3.

BY TIE North Rtrr BOdts-l3,42i bills Flour, 5t5 DO
Whisky 81 DO Provisions 1856 DO Ashe 200 pigs hard Lard
9G42 bush Wheat, IA go do Corn, and 81 bales Wool
~ ~ ErS railroads.&c. pkss Butter, 20 bales Wool and
1896 sdes Leather
by ne Nss-Iiafm Rnlrsad-7e pkss Butter. and 100
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ID ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IL vi I 1 A " Z EO- THSShCHO'
III BOWMAN, GRINNELL 4 co, No 50 Soe!be,
New York sole and only authorized Agents for the swan
LOW-TAIL LINES or PACKET SHIPS.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS efSay
and 2st Of every month. alternate ThurstaI
LIVERPOOL, LONDON,
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. PEEL
NV WORLD, CORNELIUS GRlNhLLAs
QUEEN OF THE WEST, INDEPENDENCE ss
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGhSN
ALBERT GALLATIN PRINCE ALBERT,
AsHBURTON, YORKTOWN
NEW SHIP. PATRICK HENRI.
Person, wishing 10 send for their friends and deoo0
informed that MessIs BOWMAN GRINnELL Co.es
the only Agents for the above ships 10 thu city
They also issue Drafts from 3 and upvsrd, wne 49,
payable at sisht in any town through Ireland ana ~.
Britain For further information apply ~ ~ e,,e
to BOWMAN. GRiNNELL Tvs
So soutb-st, New-York and Resents Road nvs n ~
Liverpool Packets leave New.fork 9th And 81" u
month ,.. ...-aus.
London Packets leave New York every alternate Ihas
For passage apply 80 above
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Rts Im Wiley Santa Cruz (cuba) cn days. With MAHOGANY
~ ce5at 10 Oeen 2}i nsi at i ooct NJ passeo
de oT sandy Hook hull Of merchant ship, IN tow
ou tu samson then tai the WRECK ashore on the
Hook Also tug towing wreckng schooner IN
he direction at the wreck Tie vessel burned 20 within loot
of ih water fore al Did know her name but she
appeared 10 them. the dstance, 10 se pretty snshy h
s va euereius the hus but could not then see much
S II cruer ,hp Sea m the lower bay alive, a
,bousb be NAV have Some OF the steam
tuss |. hourly expected from bsow
The brs MeMan Young hence for ST. Kits, while Jns
anchor At the w Spit took fire yesterday morning. at CLOCK
and burned TO the edge The steam ,s Samson had bee,
ps,J in towing ashore and succeeded setting her Sandy
Hool and is now employed in getting her anchors
The shin Devonshire London. and Australia for Liver
noo are m Al anchor w Spit also several other
.s,d vesse- outward bound, detained by adverse winds
The ship Fonda Lyons went down the Bay ys'iy on
t, sNeT t,g been thoroughly oyerhasled painted She
belong 10 Savannah packets and will sail for that port on SAT
uday next.
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Nv Telearaph.

BOSTON, Aug. 23-Au bark Kby, Se~ Orleans. CD bark
Kesab. 81. Jago; sChr ID. Webster, Albany.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 3OArr ships Lew Woodbury. aud Ken
tuely, Rosion; Memphis, and Nictsburs, New York.
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ME BRlTiss} snd NJ. a AMER.
c.n rnv.I 49,. g --.l.as Not-

'ItHE BRtrts.s} srd NJ. "a ANRRL
! CAN ROYAL MALI ST.. SHIPS 80.
EEW.yORK and LIVERPOOL. direct; soJ 49,
BOSTON and LIVERPOOL-Ths Bos;on ship, orIys.I
s 81 Halifax to land and receive mails and gss.es.ss
PFssiA. eft EFT EuRoPx s q q gss
AsiA. c. Il. +. JUdsn. NIAGARA. J. s,oss
AMERICA N. Shannon CANADA, Lag,
CAMBRIA, J. Lsitch.
These vessels carry clear white light a. head sss>
on ,tstNosId bow, red on corr bow
AFRICA, Harrison I'm SEw.YO2K. "Wednesday, Ana &
CANADA, Lang, from BOSTON. Wednos dag. SEPT l.
ASIA, Jpdsins from Ew-YORR, Wedns sasy, Septs
AMERICA, shaDnon, fm BOSTON, Wednesr az, Sent IA
EUROPA, Lott, from NEW.YORK Wednesday, Sect ri
NIAGARA, Stone, frou, BOSTON, "Wednesday. Sept ~
AFRICA, HarrDon, fun NEw-YORK, "Wednesday Oct c.
ASIA, Judkins fl, IN NETWORK Weoneedsy Der 70
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Oct q.
EUROPA, Lott from nEWfORK, Wednesday, Nov. 3. =
NIAGARA. Stone, from BOSTON. Wednesday, Nov ~
CANADA, Lana from BOSTON, " ednesdsy, Nov. ~
ARABIA, -, from NETWORK, "wednesday, Dec. l.
AMERICA, shannon. nom BOSTON Wednesday, Dec L
ASIA, Judhins from NFW YORK, "Wednesday, Dec IS
Passage from New.Yors Boston TO Liverpooi-Ftz>
cabin, 3 20; second cabin, so.
Berhs not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount 10
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on board.
~ All letters and newspapers must PES through the
Po.t Ofice. For freight or passage apply TO
h. CUNARD No Bowling Green.
r. French German and other Foreign Goods received
and brought in common with British Gooos Through bib
OF lsdins given la Hsvre lor New foIk
WATcHEs.-By order VI tho British Treasury watches
tregn manufacture bearing TIE masks OF EnsA
manufacturers will be here ser admitted IN England 10 xs
stu for the United States aud other countries In oocse
quence of which French ard Swiss watches may be shpp
at Hsvre for or Boston via Liverpool ~itnoats'
curing the rsk heretofore Of being seized BY the EnshA
Custom.House. I
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BrrtAfvss
evp-Ness... IL ~ hseR-sss
- -, Dsa vASss-.-...Ssn pAI
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THOR the AUSTRALIAN GOLD

MlNEs-Clipper Lins-The Splendid new Clipper
ship WIN FROTHlNGHAM, will sail on the 18th instant,
Ard has nsgncent for lst and "a Cabin
If applied for Immediately 70 W T. DuGAN,
No IS Frontst, RUSSELL NORTON, No. 81 OldsUp,
or ELLIOT ARKELL 4 co, No. l46 Pearlst.
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PussepRers Arrived

brig Hsaa, Jrs@ Gssa-iass ssnehes SAINT E.gua Of
Cuta; Ygaso de vady ST. kspu, Of Cuba; Auihouy Die
Gowsn, Of New Yerh.
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to SAN FRANCISCO at
III III Nnrx San Eran.

REDUCED RATES-New-York and San Fian,
cisro Steamship Line-The steamship UNITED
STATES VIM C. Berry, Commander, Will tsser he5 de'
nar,ure for Aspinwa Navy Bay, on VIZ DNEsDAf, sept
/ ar 3 p M connecting Panama with ths new double
engnse steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2lOo tuns burden
George A. Cole Commander, which steamer awaits the
arrival of passengers Panama by the nited States
from New York and Immediately thereafter proceeds to
San Francisco direct without stopoing a. intermediate
ports. ,, IT,. - 49,. -
passed by any this route and an experienced surgeon "a
attached TO the vessel
Books now open, and through tickets for sale. On
Appyto DAVIS bhSOh no n ~.
JONES Il JOHNSON,
No l04 West st corner OF LbeTty-st.
Passengers per United States will dsembark alongside the
wharf al Aspinwsl and take the Panama Railroad, now
open nearly Gorgona thus avoiding the risk attendant
upon landing in boats at Chages and the river navigation
to Gorgons. - - :,
r7s The UNITED STATES will leave New.York
again on THURSDAY the 2Sd September to connect at
Panama with the hne double-engn steamer Cores"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Passase only.-The superior fast sailing ship AVE
LAIDE Cobb. Master will be despatched for the above
port ON the September For passage only s her eshs
being engaged having very fine accommodations Tor fan
lies and others, apply to sPOFFORD, TILEsIoN ~ oH
No. IS SOuth-st.
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HAIIEAY STEAMER, for HAZE

JIALIFAX STEAMER, tor Hall.
ray NOVA sCOTIA-The new and pie
.tssm,bip Sir JOHN HARVEY, built expressly ~ -
line and furnished in elegant style for the ,Sou,1S o
Or H.IfsI every SATURDAY, at S oe9es a. 80, -
leave Halifax for Boston, every rUEsD.sY, 49,.
p. d. Fsre-Fist Csbin udng meas :, $50. =.
o1y 70 CLARK. JONEsk co, Boston; b VII ,.I. n
GO Halifax or the Captain, on eosrd'-s0''n' '"'
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DlSPATCH LINE for AUSTRALIA.
1.-THE fast sailing ship LADY ARBELLA will have
disp.tch for Port Philip and Sidney direct Passengers TO-
the above ports are respectfully invited TO visit and exs
inc the very nortable arrangements OF this vessel FOR
freight or passage sppy on board pier No North River
10 B. SUTTON, No 81 Wallst
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Goal.
COAL.-The Pennsylyanie

DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsymsus..s.
Coal COMPANY 10 prepared 70 deliver 70 49, g.
say part sf tSs city, Brooklyn and willi.asSaiaa,s
Canal Boats and several yards the ss s,,s sor $3.50
~ AnnIv AZ the yards corner Of ltih-st sas ~
Ws.t1 Morton :. the SSs Of sss
kivei; ISGs ~ Or 81 he ofSos Of tho Company g. =
Sroc.Svsy and Wallet The Coal ytn 3 dsny ~ss IL
~ TN. Of Loo lbs nom the Cansi Bees, 49,
sf,spVi fVm tbsysEdk
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Drp GOODS.
elk and FANCY GOODS.
THE PEOPLE'S RIBBON STORE

Ribbons silks, velvets feathers and millinery soodsi
rbbon, sdspted for dress and msns trimmings also ior
bonnet, meek ribbons wrets bows for hair s.shess OF
the at quality and design and largest variety ever ex
hSted in This country For tale very cheap at Whoe'e
or retail az No 80 Bowery, corner OF Hester-st m H.
IICHTENSTEIN.
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STATES MAIL STEAM

NTIEU STATES MAIL - CAtI-
" SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-Only through U. 5;
Mail Line for CA LIFORNIA and OREGON, via Aspnwdl
ard PanamaThs splendid new and double engine U.S'
+ 8 N. Commander will sail On MONDAY, Sept. g. at
2ococE p M precisely from pier at foot OF Warren st.,
North River The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys mag
n,ceot steamer PANAMA will be In readiness at Panama
20 receive the Ohios ma and passengers and sail mmed
atey for San Francisco No efforts will be spared on the
part of the their passengers through with
expedition and comfort.
RATES OF FARE TO AsPINwALL 49,
Ladies' Saloon State Room
Lower AT and Forward Saloon, do.........."... %
Second Cabin Standees. 40
Stee
will be landed the Railroad wharf, Aspin'
wall free Transit of the lsthmus at the passensers ex
reps Persons securing through passage by the United
sate, Mail Steamers NewYork, have preference OF
sccon modstion on board Of the Pacific Mail steamera
Rates Of fare from Psnsms to San francisco on the mos
favorable terms. For freight or passage apply 10
CHARLEs A. WHITNEY, at the Office OF the Cos
- No III West st., corner of Warren. N. Y.