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Arrived,

Snip Northumberland. pit Lord London July 10, mise
and Gnswod Mogas The y expensnced
westerly winds and Gains duras whole passage.
slip AseutnA cgper Pepper Boston days, 5aast, TO VIM
7. Dugsn.
Bari Rhodes. Mar days fn Liverpool with mdse and 70
Passenger 20 Dem q Co. July Is. HenN Dpperman,
native of hnden Pra lot overheard. GIL inst, 81 D.
lon 81 49, on the Grand Banks passed through Gee Of % sail Of
hsling sclooners.
Barl Linden En- Gn, 4oday. I'm slso N bala.; and pas
senger- % Gruuel. MIutum x Go.
Brs Mei.ss Ann. Hall, Ro,kaud days. lime
bns ssnede Port Lee O9orio, a days with wac &c 10
j. &. LesL
Bus Enc BIZ Dousass, Pc,ou, 10 day. l.
Iuckerpan
Bng PacGc Yates Eev.Ha,-n days, in ballast.
scr e. H. Kog-r-, of Ph Stutman, fiardo 7. r. ID days
NTH ,usAr 20 Moler, SANDS & Rera vessel 70 master.
>chr h. c. Mead Harck, Negbern c, with naval stores
AIs a. II A. NJ, large bng ashore Sguam Beach
vessel hard with all sail tie fore
SAL WIND q could discern her had coors
distress
schr s. Powell Waits, Wilmington, n c. days. With naval
schr. Hume. Godfrey Sandwich, day.,
schr. Fruitful Vine, Perry. sandwih. days.
schr Charles Henry Appl-by. Port Even Fall RIVER
schr. hepubbe, HOdsdOa. salem, days.
Schr. Mary, Cot u. ProvIncetown, 8 days.
schr. ElEa Jane, Howes, Proyincetowu, days
sehr. Eliza Lswou, Robinson Harsieh, days
sehr. mann, KslL y. Har~ich J days.
schr. EiIabeth kendrck. Orleans, 3 days.
schr. Potomac, Miller, ElssoTth days.
schr. Mary Ann Grant Ellsworth, days,
schr. Roanoke, Lord, Nlbndse, stJs
schr j. Cooley Co, yder Boston days. ndse 10 Akin,
60.
schr. susan, GRAHAM, Portland, days mds. 10 p,.t.,
schr Coral Staples, Roeklaad, days km-
sehr, Gsn feavy LoVsloy, EastpOrt, days bunker
sctr. ko~~uth, Matthews, Eastpor, Q asys. !, ub.I
sshr T.Ian russsr. Esstpo1, y aays, hIH.n@r
s'hr or7si ns,psss Es~'pov, ssays, hrtsy
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Passengers sailed

IN amsp Pactfc, for Lirerpooi-c. +. Pond Hartford
Captain w II Wilson, Boston; j. Mehan, Ireland John Don
Sacramento City California NJ Benny Cuba; T. T. and Iie
Cue'a Cuba Georne Wells L. n j. G. Csrdesse OF meuco
G. Jaques Hamburger John Wood, Nav YORK Mrs Martin and
child, New York l. Brockemann, New YORK; Mrs Beatty and
oh d. ILL.,; Two Misses Ph adepha Mr. aud Mrs NJ DAVIS, Pha
W H. Paul. London Mrs c. Dawson, MISS Jane Dawson, ard
Ms Martha Prsolesm, WIN A. Dawson, Dr. r. + Smith ST.
LOUIS EDWARD q. Fae New York A. B-ssard Honduras H. T.
Gray, L. NJ James Bradford Cincinnati +. SOntag A. NJ Az
NewYork; Mrs P. ID. Heron Norfolk, Va; j. n Behan,
Norfolk Va. Mr. Rao, Brazil J. p Coffin David Tweede n "
John Osborne Prussia T. Fandn, n Y; Jas r. Wesminn,
three children and nurse Cap, Buchanan n; s.
Cauey L. : Consul Alexandria Esyp and nss McCauey,
do; Madame Masaen, Washington D. c. Mrs Edwd cachan
isrt and n " Mrs sumson j.; l. Atterbury Jr NJ
Moore w C. Aren W. Edgar Rowland, Esq, A. Petzer H. L.
de Ronse, Cha Fairbanks and lady n " Mr. and Mrs Evans
New Bedford Abah Keith, Vt; Felipe Abce Cuba Mrs and
Ms McLev Washington, r. CT Hungenord NY; Mrs Booth.
Buffalo; A Lyons. Liverpool; j. Lawrence, shwartz
France Jas o. Brown Pedro Maro France A. Cox Caj Jas
Spencer. Alabama A Bush Csai J. H. Casl ST. Louis; W.
Dien r. Montague Grennler France; j. Ryan, L George
Era j. schad TENN G. Martin, France; ~ Dayocch,
John Cipro and ant, Austria Total, 20.
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

SCHooLs.-TO-dayth the schools of the First
and Third Wards ofthe city will open again tbs teachers
andpupls having eDoye the leisure of month vac
In the absence Of the members of the schools the
Board OF Education have been improving the time In
Approving and cleansing the different school houses
10. One has been considerably altered. Under the
direction OF Mr. Broach, two additional class rooms
have been made In the female department and Dor
ton q the main room parted of by sliding doors and
similar Improvement has been made in the primary
department Someimprovements have also been made In
The new school house No Four Ii has also been deter
mined oy the Board OF Education TO establish another
primary school 10 the First Ward and another also in
the Third Ward, In both OF which Wards the large
number OF scholars renders add ions primary schools
necessary Seven thousand and six hundred scholars
ere admitted 10 the advantages of the schools of WI
nsmsourgh during the year ISL The rapid increase
~ ene cry Will soon REQUIRE vet additional accouoda
A' ''' me proper training OF the rising generation.
nL MILK BUsINEss.-On First-street,
o o~nce north Of Grand street IL large estsb.
.nnosS "nefe some twelve hundred cnvs are
~ ssoies partially fed on distillerv will ana
mnAeo 9sny W supply city customers Just before the
preah oi 1sy, aggregation of milk warsons NAV be
seen IN Ens' suIet, some distance north of Grsndst
about this extensive COW boardpghonsa n..,, sssS
supplies for their cussomers Sir csn,, gesang IneI
paid for the boarding and lodging Of the CO., .sS
well, % long they live, and thew Give g. Icx OF
twelve quarts Of milk per day. The onh,,. o on 70
supplied with about 900 quarts Of mill ~ anu. anu
Which, properly wstersd would measure abort o. ~
quans. All of the milk consumed In Nev.Yo,S 80
adjoining cities does not come from Orange Counts
nor farms on Long Island, or In NewJersey Nis in
a.ssssd b. early rsess, and good judges a MN thss
sDtAe O7snee Csvusy nak % tess sO'd fr psh, Doe
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SATURDAY, August 2l-P. NJ.

The Stock market has been a very active
one today Opening under feeling Of heayiness cor
responding TO the tone of yesterday 1t gradually be-
came stronger and at the Second Board prices recoy
cred portion of the decline The sale of three shares
of Nicaragua Canal rights at the low price Of $50
the most striking They were successfully offered at
$1,000 81, 800, $1,000 and $780, fading no sceeptor
but at the Last named price. Subsequently eier of
81 900 was made but there no more for sale The
Transit shares also receded to 3ll9 but again
in the afternoon to %, which is decline of one
per cent. from last evenings prices. Erie stock
was active the sales being 80 shares at q decline,
at the close, of 81 Harlem remained firm, though
some sales In the morning were made At y de-
clinet l7J0 shares sed. Hudson River stock fell
= and rose y, with small sales. Cansn, which was
heavy in the forenoon, became buoyant In the after
noon, there being difference Of over one per cent on
the thine sales Cumberland Coal stock was less
active today, but fell to 6714, rising again to 20
at theclosipg hour. Norwich and Worcester closed
very firmly The sales were few. At the morn.
ing Board II slightly sympathized with the general
feeling but above il again In the afternoon.
Long Island was firm Jersey Zinc was steady at the
close. Stonlnston receded liz In the morning, with
sales of 400 shares, but rmer, without sales at the
afternoon Board. Dsuphin declined u Pennsylvania
Coal, n Delaware and Hudson, Il but Reading amid
al the gloom rose S. The prospects Of this road have
much improved. We observe TA< Philadelphia Ledger
states tia, the Company will raise the price of coal toll
ten cents on the ID Septsmber. Forencs and Keypsn
decbpsS n Gc,srADsos s,ses Of lsf7 foil Of 10 The
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WhRlers.

Coast. - "A-ca v W
ss'let fr-n New London is'h 'nst ship Perggs.
Of D-soitton schr Eu@. Bat ~ DO Nas,a iskss.
CO al New Bsdorl ifth, stp sanau- Rob.r.... -
Wsslbufn, fAGfc D ssa. - " flfktYst
SIoksn-Juy -. Ia g4tS lon. 81 g. Ia, "a. M.
Of Nantucket, With n hhls. ~ iyssg,
leter received - Hoiuss. Hole 18th ~. v, "a, -
from Caft. Nofb, o. r9 fns~l C.bb.. % fsAr
Es-nl reports her Of Base- Issss, With 100 . ss
loaf whales nssas, ast reg9f,sd Elscs ~
100 spu.) 49, ~ =, IA.
BrsSr oA, AuE ie-Aneucan whaling rsI.-.p
1surs asi ron ChafestoSu ground AMI ioar -, e,sl
ynceioWu, VIII 10 Do > sperm sni bbs. bAs - III ~
- Georges want oi po'sioe- g. o. A.. - 81
one csPnred a'e whales ans allied several ob.r. ~.
uine not - y more hsn mics from our halt l,.
blow rs on he share. iie Captain OBJ set 70
"heh be- had captured ihe i've and Pot OF his s...i x
s,A 10 81 from the ani before nht be wOua
aty a. be satsd Nhsute first wla's. th- - a.
> w, y mile Distant The l. b. sailed ih- AN, ~
Vlysge S1sf
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From our Correspondent.

PHILAD ELPHlA Aug 23-frrtred steamship Penobsc 81
Whitaker, New forA ship Joseph Holmes. Adams Liverpool
banks A. T. Jenbess Horton Leshorn Homer Carlisle Boos
Nashua Clifford DO buss William Pc. oar Pernambgco Jn,
II H. Natl ews Deve-aux, Boston Heen Mara PsArce
Il l. scbrs Honesty Appleton, DERBY; Moran Mason
Nsroh nadag..csr Sears, Weymouth Nckerson Prov
dence kedron Lake Ronsoaj - ss.lnsn, Chester sob,
Point Ashland, Nelson YORK j. Leamins Godrey Prov
dsnce Banner, Dame. Portsmouth Bay State Cark Calais
NJ Mallory Coron Charleston Eugene, Loyee Boston Aa,
DO Iton, DO IhOma. Ireland, soers VIM Ge0rse JACK
Martin Cape May
Ctared-steamshp y ofNsw York Baxter Boston nsor
shp James Pencil Badger San Juan cel SD Forrest Iny Co
haks Cordes DUNG Barhsdo John r. Rue; Horace, Tucker
Boston,; Holer. Carlisle Boston; Vct0ns. (Br) Hal
Nsss.u. P Florence. Hopku-, Boston, OnnOeo Lewis co.
Helen Mara, Pierce. WA MEG livery H;chburn, do.
MaJ Lousa Adams, Charleston JOAN Cashier, CSthsa. No
bile; Ayaraco Tton, Boston n Ssepan Chester, Grass
Point Typbena Lewis Washington d. c. Thos Heland Somers
Providence j. Moreau Mason Stony Point Ashland Nelson
Dsnvsr Leamsg Godfrey, Providence Kedron. LAKE, Nor
walk Madssascs Bansey Boston Honesty Appleton, Hartford
Echo, Lswden New York.
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DIED.
and Mary N. Boy ee,

the init, MARY daughter Of n and Mary ~ Bosee,
AGED months
The friends relatives OF the family invited To attend the
funeral at the Of her parents oxford between Full
and Atlantic Brookon Monday 2Sd inst a4 O'Clock
Pm. -
At Rochelle Friday Goth inst, JONATHAN only Of
jonathan Thompson Of New York. aged 10 months and -
days
On Friday Aug 90 residence No % Market in this
City apop1y MARY wife Of Gnn Green the 5h OF
her age
taken Pleasant Valley, Duchess Co.. for
inieTment
On Sunday morning. p, EMMA, eldest daughter Of John F.
and Mary X. Cunningham, AGED years and days.
Tie friends and relatives the family requested TO attend her
funeral this day Monday O'Clock in the afternoon the
eence OF her parents No. 49, West 10th st. first house east Of
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK......Augus
Cleared.


Steanshps-Aabama, Ludum sas annah. 8 L. Mitchell Roam
oke Parrish Norfolk, &c., Ludlum PleasAnts
Shps-Sea WITCH Frazer Francisco Rowland Apnwan
Vaucuse, Anderson, ST. John, y B., J. w Elsell & Co.
Earks-Ahred, (Brem) Pund Bremen Pope & Co Norma
r en- HoTsiman, Bremen, Pope Co.; Robert Mills Baxter
Ga,e,ton Hu-sey Murray Conolan, (Brem Wui, Bremen
Ponpe Col Auararh, Probst, Bremen Baltimore, Meyer &
Sfrcksn
Brgs-Buena Vista, Wines, Wilmington, \. c. f. S Powell
Alert, Nor) Olsen Quebec. Funche 81 Msnke; Ambro-us
swed Olsen Por. Wahan funche Menke Heens ters, Br
Hays Johns. \. b. master; Ina, b. Swan, HALIFAX, Hamilton
Brothers Calico, sard.l Solar, Narcotics, wilson Brown
z. Crosse Brem) Weshame. Bremen Psppe Co.; Rainbow
Cochran, 81 John, \. b. J. 5. Whitney Acturus b.
andersen, Parsboro n s., A. Leary q Co.
shoouers- Margaret, b. Wool Halifax s Kelly, smbsrs
Mckay; New R.gulus Dickinson, Petersburg Van Brent q
sayh; Peerless, Green Philadelphia. j. ". Mckee; DRAMA
Dodge Richmond, C. II. PeroH Caroline Reed. Rogers Rich
mold II. Person Eliza Ann, Krale Washington, NC MASTER
Mot Bede osborne Alexandria Bede Caroline Reed, Rogers
Richmond C. H. Per-On Ashland Birch, Norfolk, Surs-s Clear
maa Co; Marsare Wogan Petersburs James Hunter Co.
Plymouth Rock, Lacey. Boston. Dayton spraIue.
s.eamers-OnarO, Chase, Wilmington, Mailer Lord F. A.
Stevens, Csndlss Baltimore, W. H. Thompson Novelty, Bell Phil
'pha W. n. Thompou
Soop-Y giant, Wells Bristol Sarah, Lincoln Taunton.
BHse-Grampus, Drake Philadelphia, J. W. Bua-.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET--Saturday,

AUG 2The CoIroN market quiet and the sales are
limited without change in prices The market is bare OF
QUERcITRoS BARK, and it is wanted small lot OF No
sold at S25 50 y tun which is further advance The
FLOUR market has unde change sSaes OF 300 bos
fresh around at a 25d4 81 Dbl the latter for select
brands including some, delivery oil. There Is moderate
inquiry for city consumption, at our former quotations.
There no RYE FLOUR here Corn MEAL Is scarce add
in demand Sales 4Ooa5OO bbls nsylyana at SIG
3 80 y Dbl
WHEAT is in good demand and it is taken on arrival
Sales of bush Southern Red part to sye at 92c
T. bush and superior Of White ct &c No further
sales Of RYE reported Corn is in demand and has further
log some White 1t 70c OATS UNCHANGED; 5000 bush
Southern Yellow sold at Sc T. bush. WHISKY is scarce
ard holdeu n,w demand advance upon our last quo
tafions
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SECOND BOARD.


1g 2l-Fs Boardb5 Sch. Nav. pref 247s do, Is 5000
o.6s s. ION 40 Gsrd ls 10 Lehsh Nav, SO u Ne haS'
80 $500 Penn IS, q 100 sch Nav. a.. sas ches Del
Canal 6s o. %; ~ OO Read Mu G -, 900 81 ooo
Sch U.s. SO 7th Lehsh Nav. 5lls 81 Moru ISL $40
Union CAM, S. pref 49l 100 Lone leland Bank $40 Sch
Nav g. So 7G $500 susq Canal bonds, TO-, Penn BIZ
4s my Bk.4E 81 Union Canal, 1914.
AJtersl0 OQ Cam. Amb. -. Oi 500 ken.lnston w. W.
o. 80 Sch Nav. pref FAX 80 Long slsud BIZ, N T.
Seond Board20 Hsrusbuu RR, a.; Phil Exchange ~
"a Penn 1873 Lehgh Int ~ 400 Lehs Nav ~
7tO DO s4a 10 Penn Bank ll5 On Reading 40 loo Grard
Bank l37s $500 Sch Nav. Mtse. &c, -.
fher B0drdf-Sbn0 Sch. Nav. 81 76t $1,000 DO.
$50 Reading 46s $1,000 City RR c. a. iot 200 Sch Nav
Pref. IA u Sch. Nav, lbA..
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS,

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREGBoLDERs.-Ar
sd,orrred ,,ee,,ng of this Board was holden at the
CONT Uou.e ON the Goth inst at 10 o'clock Ia the fore
noon The Committee on Public Buildings reported q
pisn for the enlarg of the County jail, and reso
luton unanimously adopting the plan, agreed To-
The following resolutions discussed and adopted
aTbat the Committee Public Buildings be empowered
N construct the addition to the JAIL according TO the psr
accepted and employ suitable peron to upentend the
work, and that 1t be done BY dsys work"
THAT, sher due examination, II is the opinion OF th
Board that the locks of the prison cells cannot be picked BY
the prisoners themselvs stated in the public papers
"Tha deprecate the practice Of the prisoners being
their tuInkeys"
"Thst the Sheriff be requested 10 investigate the matter
in relation to the escape Of the prisoner In cell No and
70 guard against like results"
Adjourned 10 meet first w ednesday in october.
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Disasters, &c.

Sens P,sc.,, (of Yarmouh) White Gardiner for Fall
River before r.posd which Ne. eo on edae'
day afternoon after having been ashore on ser
bottom OF the PAM appear - be
.aurey will discharged and taken upon the railway
for repairs.
SER HuSsl.ns OF NewYor, which vent ashore at Grand
henan and towed TO Portland where she
discharged cargo Tor purpose Of being repaired vas taken
CAps Elizabeth Railway the ltth inst hsf ses,
wssk espSs6 ras sssh asd she Dow be- 70 fNbef ess
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MARRIED..

Thursday 10Th inst by Rev Dr. Van Pet. G. w. BLOOM
FIELD and Mics MATILDA daughter Of the late Charles Coe both
Of this City.
On Monday morning July &c, by Rev. Dr. b. T. WEIGH Mr. E.
PRUDEN TO Miss MARY L. daughter OF Capt Abrsm Bancker all
OF Brooklyn.
In this City Aug 81 by Rev DR. Hatfield. Mr. +. GLENN
Miss FANNY II. JONES. both Of Gswsy,NY
IA Albany papers pease
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Rerejptr of Produce. AUGUST q.

By he North Rirer Boats $40 bbs Flour 90 do Ashes
2i DO Provisions SIS DO Whisky, 26i pkgs. Butter, 8 Us
bush Barley 24oO do Corn 1850 do Wheat, and 900 do
Oats
by the Erie Railroads.&c. pkes Butter IS DO Cheese, SO
bales W COL and 4. 9O7 sides Leather.
BY the NeL0- Haren Rdlroad-5O pkgs Butter. and 2i6
do Cheese.
Receipts far the Week ending dug 81 by The Nec YorEdnd
do Calves 2286 do Sheep ~ live Hogs $40 lbs Mutton
ard Beef 81 pkgs Poultry y do EgRs 85 do Butter AZ
do Sundres, 2O9 bbls Lime, so tuns Iron.
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ADDITION TO THE CRY HALL.-Propo-
sals for IN, erection of the contemplated additions 10
the civ Hall, have been advertised for by the Street
Conmissioner and on Wednesday next all such propo-
sails are TO be In The building will be erected on
Fourth street, adjoining the one In which the "Arbor
IL situated and will be ~ the Dimensions as that
building On the first hoor will be an office tor the
Collector and one for the Treasurer. On the SECOND,
the Mayor will have rooms. The Comptroller ana tns s
Counsellor WILL Also each have an Office on the sec.au
soor The third floor will be In one room, and VIII
probably be appropriated to the use Of the ffe DePai'
ment
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Markets,..Re poyted BY Telegraph.

PROVIDENCE August 2COTToN sales for the week about
2oOO bales large portion of which was for immediate con-
su nption, the market closing firm at quotations
WooI.-Thee has been coed demand. The inner grades
are most in request Prices are hrm aud advancing The
sales of the week $4,000 pounds. PRINTING CLoTHs-
There is quoabe change in prices since last and the
market firm, with little disposition to SELL The sales for
the week are "a 30 pieces
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spoken. &c.

Liverpool ~.s h
Ags ~ la. IS 81, Ion. q 81 ship Fernsre Fr)
bIld for Havte - ~. -
My IS s 70 oS s, lon .5,'b Ms.ta croee,. m c.s,.
does. ~
Aus TO- lat IS So, lon - TO- srs julia FORD ron s.,,s
haus. NsN
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markets....CAREruLLr REPo.rEp 20, pr, ,,

.surs ..,..es SATURDAY, Aug q.
OF % bes 75Gs - 81 foi Pots and IS ji for Pe.r
CiIoN-Ihe sale: today are only 500 bsss, and pics.
new crop are heavy, and Affect the maket S VI
BLoUH AND MEAL-Our na,kst asan better 20, N.
Nv Psees Of State and Wsstsyp Flow The reeeots A.,
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To Mariners.

DrPiErHTsT OF srArE, Washington, Asa ~. 50 =
Information has been received Department. roa
Ell Smith, Esq., ned States Consul Grand Turt Ius
Of the erection al that place OF lighthouse 70 Do oo"Ss
and 10 eperat on BY the ist Of October merit
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.

Ata Sailed iTOm LIyeTpOOI New YORK August Il
SAILS from Southampton for New Yors August 3D.
America Sails from Liverpool for Boston, Augusta.
Sails from Liverpool. for New York. Augusta
Sails from Liverpool. for New York August 80
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BY TeIegraph.

BOSTON, Aug 12-Arr bugs Flora Mobile for ygo-put in on
account the sickness OF both and eamen Who are
eng LEM Philadelphia schr George Edwards DO Below
bark kiIby, from New Orleans
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Ocean steamers.

Area From York Aug rs For Liverpool
jane From York Aug Is For Charleston.
Union ~ York Aug So. For Charleston
Franklin From York Aug IS. For Hayre &c.
FLORIDA. n Aug IS. For Savannah
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 90. 1852.

sehr sss Yot geAon Rcbuon5 g. ndse % u. Piesoa
sehr u'sna, Love, Gones-tsr, day, hsh.
sehf. DAVID HaGfaf5 Pbilhp-, Brdgspofi.
seer. John w. spahOfd ionEsireei, Va, , dys wool
Schr. Pavilion Lougsirss Lousstrer Va, isi7, wood
Schf CaurssIof. Frank. FIsNorh, days hunter
>'hr. Laura Jane sherman. View Bedford , days, oiL
sloop Asei & Isais. Boston days, md-e % order
schf J. De tios.ett. FarnAn, days from nnStpn y -
with naval
scbr Faaas. speneer Gag. m wilmington y C., IL naval
stores
schr Ebta iavion. Robinson. B,rsirb. Day, ISL
schr My, C1ien Pro- inre'0Nn, isJs hsh
Scbr Mars. Keller Har~ich. 8 days. h.h
sslr. Elizabeth. k-nfrrk Oriesas, DAYS. fsh.
SshT. Ehla Srns. Hows-. Protirc-toWn DAYS. f.h.
sFhr u Hart. k0sy. Calais. 10 day. i1mhefto Mr. Fry
Steamer k-nncbsc. Cara, Phlj-ea Aug Il, % A. " s~
m ussrd shore. - miles north oi Bafuega llgt fOn
appearance had been on bot short tine.
sAlLED-s'eam.hip- P,c6c Liverpool; Ahbap Laosy,
Savannah Roanoke Par', Norfolk sui Roh 'ond Ship Aus
aLa EDWARDS Tor Liverpool lowed dovu the bay
ia Ajax. and probably anchored a. The 5. ". sat
Ship Chauncey Jerome J, Coue, Yesterday from Hags
port July -, at q o. lon 81 TO- fe.s-s lover
brsn % 'he deck With snt attached fes miles
further westward passed. ri o ships li Mt. a'
passed a show I'D swallow tai, with A
the bad -iers her skys
supro-ei lat r ~ -, passed Ast 81
jacob Nesteye heuce Liverpool with s'f be'zr from
~ day lat 20 o. lon ~ 2S EXCHANGED signals rth
slip Arbea Pormouli hence Tor BIC 7ih. houtsuk bear
ns ~ b. ~ me-, boarded By plot boat Neiue No lt
tolk "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

MILITIA LAVA supplement to the
Militia law passed at the last session Of the Legis
ature which requires the 10 prepare ana for
ward to the Adjutant General schedule of all Write
male inhabitants In each city town and ward. The
assessors have performed that duty and exhibit the fol-
lowing schedule: list Ward. 1909; lid Ward, $50; lilo
Ward, 1920; WITH Ward, 1el-tota, 1896.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

RThe Sunday Ordinance in regard to
the sale of liquors was with but two or three excep
Hons universally observed throughout the city yester
day. Very little drunkenness prevailed and but few
arrests were made for dlsorderly conduct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

BADLY INJURED.-A man named Pat
rick Dawson was violently assaulted at dance house.
at q place called Tinkerville In South Brooklyn,
Thursdsy plight last and badly Injured that HE
City Hospital and two men, named Robert Mcmahon
and John McCanness, were arrested and locked up In
the THIRD District stson.house the charge of COM
hitting the assault