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Foreign Ports.

Masayuez Is, rst Nsuvita. Gra for Cayense "a a,
Acenf.scs ,7th uh barb. Midas Jordsa 1. epa, d.
Franlln, Gibbs Tor Boston Cordoba Johns BsssO-s arr
22d Louis Eaton, Shields from Por and - coadova
Dutch, from Philadelphia, slst. diss.
Arr at Liverpool Ava l. ship Moneruma. De cOarcey. New
foik Sid st ships DE Wit Chn,os, Funk, New Lady
Frsnhhn feaou. do.
SO Gu Hayr. A0s ship Zurich, Rich, New yot. July IS.
Uttered inward at LONDON Aus :, DIVA spsn shadc,s B.,
ATT. at BRISTOL AuE 3, Chsmpsn. woodward. Havana
sS 10. rortSnoah Joy ~ trnob.m slater, New York
SID I'm. Londonderry July -, May Flower Croker, Pba
SO I'm. Helvoct Aus. South Carolina Stewart New Yoa
SD im Sunderland July g. Iodine Mills New foh
SD I'm Greenock July 81, slip Thomas Church Martin,
At Para July SO brig Elizabeth Pitts York, uuconly An
At Maranham July 10, bark Republic, Brown. m Yo or
GOenburs, 10th ut, bark GObe wh,noe FOR YORK;
swansea, Wales, aoth a bark Rover, Cole Cieueso.
Al ST. Jsso Cuba aih ut, barb A. s,urs.. Avery from
New York, bnes Denaraa, Merhew, for d. 49, Olive
for Philadelphia and others before reposted
Arr chsro,e,own p T. l.. i,h ns sehr Mary Am, Ander
Arr Ptou 9th inst, brig Name, Boadro Bo.,oa land eh
M cahsnre crear Boston, s,h Bril- Pace o. s.
bark sophia, Freeman do CID 3D. barb Dency Avsr Fail Rv
son bns Eliza M.r,hsw, Gnfin Weymouth 5t, ROdsnes
Forbs Be son Cyrene Crc.cup Salem schrs Mary Ann For
George lie Bsnc do Ere, Douglas, New York shrs A.
Heath Putnam, Philadelphia Anto,neie, Broxn waeaan Ma
brig superb Pson Boston sc6r. Harriet, Boudro, Rose
Gse'S. .nS s." :aa Do ss
AM masters name not esen Tor Pnoce Edward ssni Total
Halifax p M by telegraph steamer
Canada. from Liverpool 7h inst for Boston.
Ar ST. Jshn, b. 18th iost ship FLORIDA, Sctesop. from
Stephen, n B.. so,h uIt ship Bulsnh.ad Bsnns, n
CD st. 6eors. "a INST shp John Hancoek Burgess. Liver.
pool oh j. Roger Herbest London schr kosuth. McCary.
Arr ns. Andrews 9th ult schr Utica. Msoney, Boston.
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Domestic Ports.

s s:s :s' S. 9 e,s s.
usans, BostO. Albany Hodge, DO Oliver FULLER, P.nss
InUabsm, Proydencei flmira Rogers spsman, DO MOn,as
sa.stt BoaD. Se~B.do1d ' Grace cafo.at Kelley Pow.
o.ne. i p1 R rs,ens so.es 'psn shmas CAN
VIZ Lsss'' Lss',t' W1'h .Is d C. s,, a,
boston Aus Is-Ars ship: wa. JARVIS, JARVIS. Liverpool,
sns. Paul Jones' Percya konsSers Bidss a. Pores
p pSS E fsr. s. S. oS
wsshnstou, g. Sea Breeze. of New Yor. Hartman Bali,
Saas Mae, ytfI; New YcIt Ioey BIs,s. HAYES. sa
oa As yrs s ssI ; as, s%.
s sS, d. s chi, Golden Piece a Sa Lon not yes.
eresy Bss Rambler Forest Lion, r. Hassn' Aeons ami
0'bt HfIa Aa s.'I s"s'sm ship.
aadi.y Kent d.; John H. Duys Seserson dol Mod.n. Ea
ridge Gsors.Ra keyHos 90 S.e. 'eoIs h-m' G a1
Heehe kaehsa Bremen ,chrs Oxford hosana r r,,
ss%.s c1a1 .s f cs.ns s,.sy c, %
Yo Cohsse Tcbey, Cobssset Tenenes Yates Boston, Nag
a f Boston Sss D. s,ra": cait H.lrd Jo Ms's R
New York Mara Cole, Do John shnver Can Dshtou Mas
s, NJ a aslSoi 5f.D T." VOTE ' WI" N''''n '
sAsSG s A %. %s Han, Ass TVs fS
su ID. DO, Elmer, Harlow, cor.on rOten, Pn1e- Boston
J. Ss CONAN AZ slo, s WY f-'"- '0''''
RI f s s Ss & CO. .e p.
New YCt Il f.nnsI yaa Glider, Boston Liberty, VILLAIN.
Philadelphia l. L. d. Nsiss Lite do Ieesou,s syoi, W.
pGaToS Iag ia~Air shrs l. Audepred cOrsoa and Jas.
n Deputy, Lndice fhadeIhn iS'hs. senr "ehoi .i
s.o% hi aS. down The Se b, came of sesi Lob wsis
without damage anS pr2.ssees i'AA '"OP '" ~ "i''N'
East GRETNWiCH, Aug AR. sclr. E. Townsend Matthias.
Az oA. s, Susan s.s L.s.s w.d e.
Durse, Albany SID 'ehr Virginia. wnshtnhon. PhIa
SEoRGEIo%s AZ tass 'c ,,.. E%.', s,s.' Be-.
,en ooT ,d 10 W Ros, s,, 1oms.e r1,'0 aos
wIls1. NJ. foh a., w.. pou... y.x, Mn VILLA,
40 CEN PeaV., Loy-oy DO lgbhtr seLr Tr mont, sumner
Ne" 4G,t "a bark l.. oIo|sI nefsdesa "naof' 80
MMpWLRk a., isnApr sb,s r Cas.sJy To- .L,s, Pill.
h..h, Hss nsa &c. l. @'e''' run
depna oan,ue' LuIhey; noc~ah1'
ds; fIsria Mann New orea,'. a., r NJ, Nj.
New You; ,r,, NJ, VI.
va p.se o.aS .ors com.a Youns s.
R Ro. o''.' '0"'' N''''' ''''- ''' '"' ''D'''"'
NJ" IA, o. aSs Dff hI,Gn, y.sa
d ;s, h6ss ss. ss.s S' NJ %o Ellen IcS o%s
w1oTki soops Ne" ION, Chapman, 90 Lazy
Wright, New f9IA 90 Slf D. ~ foS' james h'e'i NAY
Eliza S9;i New fO,s phiadsphia, -, p,.o.l Ro,,s.
kANIvckET Ava l&.Arf sohf. Jacob Raymond DOa'"e'
f.sSs Is ny ' ~ 's,. Richmond Hels from
Ne. Yors for Portland Aida DaIoy yorwe P.d.
Tha - . $500 I"v ' 10, sa,sb. :. ,op Aarors Fsen from
W cr Narsi"b sd .clr Henry B. 6il son. Penu- Pha
~ , 20, Ssutn,, New Yor. diner syds
o n,D ~ '''P' "@'"''' '"'
MN oRIF ANS As q-Cd. bark. Lucy, Rsddas, Boston;
, sS, .s Ss.' mary sr'' sea c. T,@po ss H.''n
Toup.n. Pensseols. 81, - nj =
Ia ~, Nv Yok ,oop New Yor. Gsb., Rontous Arr lth
selrs SnsSa W. sssoH' :. Jsts c Wells. Becswh do
~ ~ yo,s. Loon Te.o 81 Barnsabie or New fofs-
Arr i5-Bns condeaes. Ba>, Hsyssaj sehi m Ds.J
Nye and Janes Depuiy' .tsiJ .loops KE
pba james Hand rafTs so@s' NO of ~, So r io
eel, Wilson, New ora Or brs'"i hisa',
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PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-- Tuesday,

August l7Busnes' continues y.ry quiet The stock OF
CerTos materially reduced. There is little vport
demand for FLOUR and 1000 bbs fresh ground cold at 81
~ rs Dbl, including SOME exrasS So The sales for
city consumption limited within the range OF the
quotations RYE FLOUR and COss MEAL are scarce and
sales Of either have been reported The recsrts Of WHEAT
continue quite small There is fsr demand; small sales
Of fair and prime new Delaware and Maryland red 81 So to
20 cents per bushe, aloat.
lot Of Southern RyE sold at 10 cents CoRSis in de-
mard bur there very little arriving 500 bush yellow sod
at cents and lot at II cent. Oats are in fair request
sales OF 1000 TO 1900 bush Southern at SO bushel
There Inquiry for SUGAR and 500 hhds sold AZ
full rates MoLassEs is dull WHISKY IL scarce and held
firmly at % cents IN both bids. and barrels
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SECOND BOARD.
PHrLAprLpHI. SALrs OF srocKs-Tuesda;

AuG Flint Board-S3OO Pennylsania -. ~ all -! do
Morris Canal ls g Peua. X r.. 81, 100 T. Bsnk
A. % d. SO Sch Nay; Prei'r'e1. - 10 KsIin' hH
Mech Bank o. $40 100 Sch Ma, Mort 80. So 20; 20 susl
Canal RoIds, II. Penn. Bank liz.
,cOnd Bedd--O Sch Nav. Preferred 2j.; 2O5 do 80 %
Morris Canal isi 5000 Sci. Mort a. s. 1oA s257j Do
DO, ~ 20 su.q Canal. 900 DO, 56 loo 4.
B,nk. ~ si@O City II. X - -, lc'i - Lehsh late
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UNKNOWN MAN DRowNED.-While t
nfARRIFn.

Tuesday morning. Aug II, by Rev. w A. MuLenbur d.
p. CHASE COFFIN 10 FANNY PRICE, all Of this City
On Tuesday. Aug II. by Dr. KnoI, Mr. JOSEPH BAT
Jersey TO DIANA, daughter Of the late Thss. Bower.
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ALBANY. Aug l7Ree sipts per Cans FLOUR, 5et5 bb.;
Com - 903 bushels; OARS 5000 DO Wheat 10 Us do
sales were made to day Of 5000 bushels new Genesee
WHEAr l08c CeRN, 500 bushels yellow round old a. 6c
Western mixed also cold ~ &c. OATS are az a. 6tI
ROCHESTER, Aug I7-New WHEAT ZONES in WY aud
prices 9ic for prime at which pce 1900 bushels
sold to day.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. l6-CorToS Saturday
were 400 bales and today they have been 800 Middog
quoted at &C. WHISKY has advanced 70 lec. Prime LARD
sellsat i2c
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From our Correspondent. ]

PHILADELPHIA, Aug I7-drrIrcd-steanship City Of New
Baxter Boston brss America, Hatch do Warren Brown
Bartlett Newbuypot S. Merrill Mesra, New York schrs n r.
Hessan Hussbe Providence Margaret Ann, Haen New York
Denmark Woodbury. do A. j. sppe Goldman, do Geo. Wash
rsion, Camp Fall River North Pacific, Hewitt Providence
toga, Simple, DO
Beog-Barss Kingston Foulker Demerara Cordeha, Johns
Cepiuesos Parns Smith. West Indes; buss Rs. Jones'
Cuba CAPT Tom smsey ceniuegos Star Br) Smith
St. Jssode Cuba Russian, dol Hymer. do.
Ca Steamship kennebec, Clark, New York bark Gov
Bnss Halhck wsck brss Denmark, Wooibury Boston War
Brown Bartlett Newbury port Rebecca and Frances Bodfs
Boston, Conrad Smack Rio de Jarso schs sas f. Hand
Kelly East Cambridge r. Heassn, Hussnor, Boston Aman
da Clifford Smith, Salem Saratoga SIMPLE Bridgeport North Pace
hc Hewitt Boston.
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CHuRCu RoBBERIrs.-The {

CHURCH RoBBERIEs.-The Catholics of
Willamsbureh have been unfortunate In having their
Churches robbed ST. Mays Church. which stood In
Firstst between North Seventh and North Eighth sts
was robbed of s valusbles shortly before taken
down. The Church of St Peter and St Paul In
Secondst between South Second and South Third sts
has been robbed twice. and now the German Catholic
Church has been stripped of its sacred vslusbles
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A FERoCIoUs DoG.-A colored lad was
attacked and badly bitten by savage dog yesterday
morning, in q grocery in North Second-st The fesh
was considerably torn from his right arm and thigh
The same dog soon after attacked woman and Bit her
In the throat.
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Receipts Of Produce.... AUe. II.

do. Whisky $500 bush Oats, s8f9 do. Wheat, 1870 do.
Corn, and 81 bales Wool
BY Erie RalyOad- $50 sides Leather and l2 packages
Butter
ny NerHareu RailrOad-7l pigs. Cheese, and "a pigs
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BOSTON Aus l7Arr. Mnooche, from GayestOn Aug - OF
South sbosl large ship under mast brss Chkaaw
Bahia Blanca June Aus H. OF South SOa bark ioh
from NewYork for ST. John, ~ Camira aud A. King
Philadelphia.
CD ships Cccora ST. Petersburg Rhine ST. John n B. 70 load
for Liverpool Bell Rock New Orleans Abby Pratt, New York
schr Copy, DO.
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

CRICKET MATCH.-The return match
between the Utica Club and the New York Club com.
n.enced yesterday morning on the Cricket ground OF
the latter club, known Tea HILL near the Village OF
Hoboken The first match, played at Utica last month,
was won by the New.York Club. Yesterday, at the
inning, the NewYork Club scored So and the Utica
Club a. The second inning to finish this match will
be play ed to-day Many spectators were present among
whom we're q number of ladies' At the conclusion OF
the match the parties will dine at the Washington
House
UNKNOWN MAN DRowNED.-While the
ferry boat, which left Hoboken at o'clock yesterday
morning. was near York, and just the pilot had
Stacked speed who had been partially asleep at
The bow Of the boat fell overheard at the moment
observed by any one. lie missed Immediately and
search made, but nothing except his cap found.
IT is supposed that be struck by the wheel and sunk
Immediately From the fact that large number of
Germans were on board 1t 10 thought that he of
that nation. His cap which 10 of checked cloth, with
black leather 'front.' can be seen at the ferry house at
Hobokepl
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II Michael Gorham. while intoxicated
on Monday afternoon, jumped into the river from a
soop at the foot OF South Ninihst and wac rescued
with difficulty. lie was committed to the celia for the
night.
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ufHrArunn
euH-Risss..... 10 Sets..-. 50 Moos-Sets
Sandy Hook To- Ala Gov. Island. 3ls He'll Gate. I'm
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE SYRACUSE Loco-FoCO CoNvEN-
TON The Loco Assembly District Conventions for
Kings County held last evening, and the following
gentlemen selected to represent the Second and
Third Districts John Rice delegate, and r. c. Brain
ard substitute, for the Second and Charles Hooper,
delegate and Jesse M Folk, substitute for the Third
The result In the First Disric compring the County
towns was not ascertaned last evening.
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WrxIr RsrssT DfATn the City OF Brooklyn, for the week
ending August IA, 1852
Dptases-Burned Cancer, Cholera, Cholera lnntum
Congestion OF Brain. Congestion Of Lungs Consumption
CcnvulsIops 3; Colocholosis, Debility, Diarhea
Dropy, Dropsy OF the Chest, Dropsy Of the Head, 81
Drowned Dysentey IA Fever Nervous, Heart Disease,
Hoopus Cough Inflammation of the Bowels Inflammation
the stomach ~ Marssmus Measles - Premature Birth
Small fox, /; sui born, l..
Males IS, Feina-s 81 Adults u Children, b7-To'al.7a
Oeee of he Board Of Heagh. wrSprLI, Heath OhcS.
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BY telegraph.

az The ship Talyand Capt, Williams, arrived Motday, wi
from IeghOrn.
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Pic NIc.-The Thistle Benevolent As
sociation proceeded to Eyack on Monday Pic Mic
excu, sion, accompanied by Sheton's Band. They
numbered about 800, and enjoyed fine time.
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DIscHARGED.--The two Spaniards ar
their boarding house. have bcen discharged from
dy. The magistrate became saas6ed that they did not
eater II withburslsrious intent but being In liquor mis-
sook Tor thsif boarding house.
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u A man named Thomas Clemens fell
from the top Of stage of Kipp g. Browns llne 10 Hod
sonst, near Gsnsevoo,, on Monday evening, and had
several Tbs broben and ives otherwise Injured.
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II A little girl was run over by Il stage,
on Tuesday evening, of Broadway and JohnAts
Her hand was badly bruised, one OF her limbs
below the knee She was taken to the Hospital In an
inscnsble condition.
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payment on purchasing OF us four times tb'
mount Of their bill. Jan.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-24
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE. COM
PANY,

n THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Office No. u
l. Wall street.-This Company, possessing a
Is paid in and invested in the public stocks OF the
United States and the State of New York, makes
insurance on the lives of individuals and grants
annuities.
pate in the profits of all the business transacted by
the Company. Persons may il they prefer. in
sure at very low rates without participating in the
profits.
A married woman may insure the life of her
husband, which will inure to her sole benefit
and that of her children, free from the claims OF
creditors.
clergyman. and many gratifying instances are
recorded of the happy effects which have resulted
thcrefrom.
The premiums upon policies may be paid annu-
ally, semi annually, quarterly, at the option Of
the assured.