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q Scholars, the Of
BROTHERS THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS, BAY ST. Louis
the st OF September nXtThis
all the Christian the
solid instruction
There need esraatng the sAluby the
the tneiN that place afforded
by Of magnificent aud well kuown
which, building, The "Co will day rips in
October next.
The greatest attention will be paid 10 the physical we'll
being the ehildren and truly patena vigilance will times be
extended to them,
The Instruction will comprise the elementary and all the
higher ra4ces Of an ordinary education English and
French Reading Wrug Grammar Mathematics Geography History
and Natural aud Mental Philosophy.
hGa per nnnl including tuition in all brauss bed
payable quarterly
will be charged sparately. -
Of November 10 the last Of Sept mher - "
quarter. 49, -f - ~
Each boarler have his tedlnat least two win
ter and two summer clothing and sucency Of uen u houg
exactei
a Board including tuition above, per month advance
me a Borers will class O'Clock the
dinner and lunch in the establishment be let O'Clock
Day Scholars, per month in advance
S. BUTEu&, for the Brothers.
% Payment in advance invariably and strictly required
EACHANGE ON LONDON-At sight or on
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meeting will be hell WEDNESDAY EVENING August 49, at
o'clock their Hall Commercial St. Charles and
Perddo streets All persons favorable SCOTT and
GRAHAM requested to
an23 3t BY Order, W. EMERSON, Secretary.
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FIEIDs VARIETIES Field was to re-cpsn his Theatre
(he yareties in ST. Louis the night of the l4th Inst
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ANEcpo1E OF THE CONTINENTAL WAR. - Between the
Frussans and the French the luminosity prevailed
and often difficult to keep parties of them from
daggers drawing when they encountered each other in
public. At of the tables at verrys three foreign Off
GERS had dined and SLIPPING their wine. when three
French gentlemen arrived. and seated themselves at the
adjoining table 1t evident from the expression OF
their countenanoes that there must have been some pre-
ceaing tend and that they had to the place with no
complimentary civil intentions In short. they had
hardly called for bottle of wine when of them ad
dressing his companions, and holding up several ecora
tons on his breast observed, in the most sneerng tone
and malignant manner . This received for Jena this
got for Austerlitz and this for Borolino. Aha No
notice taken of this brayado aside and the chagrred
hero of so many distinctions caring to Offend the
military police under which Paris governed. by
direct insult called for his bill ard with his
friends to depart. 10 my astonShucut observed of
the foreigners who CRASHED his teeth and flashed fury
from his eyes start up aud rush to the bar where having
placed himself he waited the eress Of the party ana
soon the speaker came within arms length struck i'm
violent blow the check with his open hand excluil,-
ing, That's for jena J" Il second blow followed the
other cheek and that for Auserlitz " accompanied the
stroke third, and that for Borodno finished the
assault which did not occupy ten seconds A duel i'm
mediately ensued and the hapless Frenchman run
through the body
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ne The regular weekly packet steamer
FRANK LYON Capt, Stone will FRICTION THIS DAY.
and EVERY FRIDAY thereafter. Shippers may the F. L.
timing in tho trade during sea.ou.
eu2o apn sTRoTiER BROS, Agents As POydtAa street
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Henry B. Stanton, Says the NewYork Star,
long known prominent abolition lecturer and more
recently as a NewYork Barnburuer has out like
John Van Buren, in favor W Pierce for President
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ar PASS CHarsrIaN. - The Regatta at Pass
X on Saturday last. was exciting affair and a
sbls amount Of money changed hands on the
The race WAS handicap race difference in
tiAe hng allowed for difference in measurement The
entered the Laura Elephant Picayune Edith
Ayiph Charm. Secret and Eagle According to
ment sylph allowed the Laura As M Is s. Elephant
s. a Rcayune, 4oln. IS Edith. IS M "
Charm, Secret 81 M 81; Eagle 22m, 4415s 8, The
6yph came in first and the Edith second but, owing to
Allowance which they had to give the Elephant this
boat NJ declared the winner Of the handicap and the
DseFst won the entrance money. The time was
Mlephant. So 50 Sylph. "a AZ
1dith. 3 3D. "A Secret 3 40 20
rsNtssa Eagle. i. Il. AZ 90. tFt t
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nS- SCOTT AND GRAHAM CI.ul

rs BooK-K EEPING.-New Glasses begin this
weel, al DoLBEAR's ACADEMY 5s Canal street. auqa lep
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News THE CANApA-We take from the Charleston
Courier the following Geographic summary of the news
brought by the steamer Canada
England-A rumor prevails in London that France was
about to call meeting of the marine powers to protest
against what terms the aggressons of the United States
on Mexico
The advces received in London from Australia are
the most favorable description The yield Of gold contin
ues steadily the increase and the weekly production
estimated at f1OOOoO sterling
France--The Paris Monitieur has published ordi-
narce emauatng from the French Minister of Police,
which has for its object the efectual suppression
clandestine publications
The Conference with Belgium had been resumed.
BtiumThe States General had resolved to reject the
Commercial Treaty with France.
PussiaThe Cholera raging dreadfully in this
try.
Ra,basy is reported that the French feet had bonn
harded and captured Tripoli. Hin the month of June
last it appears that differences had arisen between
the French Consul NJ Pelisser and the Pasha One was
in consequence Of the Algerne Jew possessing French
thrown into prison. where he suffered much i-usage
Pelissier claimed him. but the Pasha refused give him
up, on the ground that he was Trpotan subject. NJ
Pelisser then sent in strong protest the subject
Another cause of difference related to two French desert
who had entered the Pashas cavalry veterinary
surgeons. AS they most harshy treated conse-
quence of their being Giaours they refused any
longer hut the authorities refused let them leave the
army and they were obliged to apply to the Consul
redress As however they dcserters he could not
do anything unless they agreed to deliver themselves up
to him to be sent to France They preferred doing this
TO remaining and openly announced their intention of
DOING SO, Both OF them were seized and thrown into
prison. whence NJ Pessier unable to obtain their
liberation He considered it his duty under the crcum-
Stances to Immediately send in fresh protest which, we
presume, together with the first met with attention
and hence it is probable the bombardment cap
ture of the cty.l Eos. Courier.
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LAND OFFICE OFF LOUISIANA, August 90 81.
yhNO ALL WHO ARE INTERESTED: The

N Register Of tile Land Office is the officer appointed by law TO
receive Mmoncys son to him for Tho purpose Of purchasing
u Whore certificates OfdepOs drafts 10 The ircns
urers enclosed objection to being made the medium
Of pnrch will pleasure attend such requests hut
that o sending
bank office have written many private
letters this tic evil rather than diminish
ing, have deemed to give this public notice that must
10 this office by
purchase of ni moments reflection will satisfy my
friends of This and strangers oNgh rrcolect that
his pocket five thousand
dollars designed for the State Treasury.
u,rol w. ii. GRENSlIAW, lister
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ETIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Will eoq
IA be paid for the recovery ola GOLD LEVER WATCH YIN
marked @ Johnson, Church Ne. sa5" which lsa ~
stolen The Faith ous, Mnrcellne's (orn,erly Dan
ikok Lake cud OF the Shell Road August ~ N1v
nj the Crescent Dliae nurai II
NNTANTED TO RENT from LIST October 1ssa
Wv DWELLING HOUSE containing Parlor, Dining Ll..M
Room four Bed Rooms, Servant Room Kitchen,
penant situation and within fifteen
Office Address VI Mt this office, stating locality terms which must
be II,
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est0n yesterday and brought one Of the best trips
at arrived from the Missouri for several weeks The
oest report tho river FILLING slowly All the boats
bound np we're met getting along well'
reported that the steamer Badger State has been
sod 70 the owners Of the Ben Campbell and will during
thebalance Of the low water season. between Gaena
and sts Paul.
The upper mississippi from dalena to St Paul is
ming nearly dry Even the Martha No 2 the Dr. Frank
lin and the little West Newton all light draught boats
40 compelled to tie up for the present From aasna to
y q tgnt squeezing with any thing like
casgo Vn Inc rapids inches are re-
md acant four feet On the principal bars below
enapnei nenco 70 oairo mas seven 10 seven ana
IAN ~ Waser. n
ID; ans Times sa q 1ne latn, says
III ri IRON aa.ena, pound down Is reported
frsahtsd XXI Gae M 'o
than Keokuk He cargo win 60 forward, proba-
BY - the 1icKee'or Danube Y
"a IS, I,.,,,.,. Il. : = l,i,;au
puoins neary as large Us
s. /. ~ s,,t ~ a s.a ,,'
trohundre aldtonal celia for conyics This add,tion
j. H. Z 49,, -
a IN -
' ssA's - -. 9 - - -= ====
There was rimor in Baton Rouge Saturday, that
the Laud Oce in Greensburg La, had been burned down
Nothing definite was known,
===
Qu4ArEaise on THE EsEMY.-The Baton Rouge Comet
rsisrftng 70 The democratic barbecue at Bayou Goue
tells the following story The man that got on at the
vas one Of the peculiar geniases Of the coast lie
hailed the boat and she landed for him, for not OF
ths true blues should be neglected The man from thu
Point was peculiar looking specimen He had red
striped boots with short unmentionabes, to show the
q ne leathera small sprtouta kind Of Palte
tnas came midway his rotundity and terminated in deel
neck-oloth was blue and his hat bell
La Convention reprend la c6nsffefa nat
Particle "a don't ellie soccupait lors de son aic,'
nement, hier, ainsi que du substitute preses
par M. Hatch.
NJ Lobdell propose, CONNIE amendment
substitute, dinserer apres les mots ''sur prop,
te' les mots suivants spar 10 produit de
vente des terres 'ecoles dams les differences i,
roisses.
Sur motion, Pamendement est depose SUI,
bureau.
La question Giant alors sur ladoption du
Htitut, IS
Sur la motion de le dsposer sur lie bureaus
NJ Hatch demande l'appel nominal, aui den
10 resultat suivant b
MN. Akenhead, Avery, Andrews, Andera
de Carroll, Addison, Benjamin, Bernard, Bey
Boudousquie, Boyer, Billiard, Castellanos, Ct
ter, Campbell, Cotton, Conrad, Dalferes, Della,
Douglass, Dugu6, Edwards, diOrleans. Edws
do Washington Eggleston Eustis, Farm
Mulon, Hatch, Harris, Hargis, Heron, Heb
St.Land, King, de Jackson, Leefe, LeBle .
L0DQell. LYLE. Mctlhennv McAiil1an Mo
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MARmns REronrss2J. Bssteel No. 60 Camp street. has
for se most excellent edition Of Martins Reports to
which " could call the attention Of ths legal profession
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There was rumor in Baton Rouge Saturday, that
Laud Office In Greensburg La had been burned down
Nothing definite was known.
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Board of Health,

LIST OF INTERMENTs IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
For the Week ending August ~ 1852:
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LOUISIANA PEs,rEsrAnY building, nearly large as
the main the Baton Rouge Comet says being erect
at thu south side Of the Pententiary and will contain
ohundred additional cells for conyicts This addition
TO the institution is being made in compliance with
4 Of the Legislature. s4 .gs IA
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edlscoL III The CHRIsriAN BRoTaERs-We would call
e citizens to the advertisement Of the
s6icok tho Christian Brothers. at Bay ST. Louis The
rothet have met with the most fatterng success in
NeAtleAns they are most excellent teachers, and the
fon Il the Bay Is one Of the most saubrious in the
country. .5S an IA
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3soats Isasil,a aap,f Al. nan.

For Lonvic the splendid packet Chancellor Captain
lhcon strotKsr 4 Bros, Agents
For Cincinnati and intermediate ports the Swamp Fox,
Capt. Cadwalledef- -Msrsh Ranlett & Co, Agents.
lE Louhylle the regular packet Dove, Capt. Smith
nsrother Bros, Agents. "a 4l..ss :
vi vioksbug Princeton etc the regular packet Prtn,
tsea No. s-D. r. Carroll, Agent.
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FOREIGN Ports.

Honolulu. June 20 t. S. nsats ST. Lawrence Duansy
ship Astoria Leland San Bs,, and Sid
3D. bark Walter Caxton Lake,
CID 18th brig Peersbugh Pie Lahana 2st, schr kles He~ss
Tahiti
Al RIO Janero July 70 ships Caons Packet Gardner from
New 10Th April san Francisco damages
during gale encountered June 20 Edgar, Mitchell
New YOrs, loading sail IN days MARIA
arrived day before Old Hickory Haskell for New loading
sal weeks; Alice Tarlton Lawton from California for
New York loading; Maryland, Klein, from Baltimore es Yir
GINA Bahia w. d. C. Wright from BALTIMORE Sen
Feuhsgu, New YORK, waiting, and Creole from Monte
vso, discharelug preparatory loading for NewYork. Ie
bak May Queen, Watson, BALTIMORE sailed RIO Janero
July 10.
No Am Palermo Sd INST Bark Harvard Goodwin for
New Yok had sailed previously.
At Genoa 7,h ship Fay DAVIS for Leghon load
for New York.
Sailed IN Marseles inst, bark Hiua Merrill New York
At Gotte burg sth inst barb Tenaro Bsrow for Boston
Sailed GTaesesd 18th nst ship Ophea. Mason
lead coal for Calcutta and thence Great Britain
At Newcastle, f 18th us ship Ossipee Merrill for Boston.
At Liverpool 4th ship George w Bourze for
Arr at Panama about th Oregon San
Sailed from Aspnwa 18th nst ONO, from New Yors,
the California mails.
At Arsbo, p r. 18th scbr Elizabeth, Orr, PhIsde
phIa ay--Ouly Am. vessel.
Port Spain Trinidad, 10Th u, seh Charles Edmondsop,
johnson, Plymouth n. {.
Trinidad 80 INST bark Mandarin, Campbell York
10 days
At sssual6h bark Mopang esegang New York days
schr. Susan Cannon Fusbee, from Philadelphia
Quebec 10Th ust ship Forest Queen, Cooper
at t. john " b. 25h nst bnsgs George. AeIan-
Nassau Belle, Abbott NeYork brig Masonic Hack
Boston schr Martha Gfeeno Robbins Oraoo Fusom,
Salem Challenge Colson searspor CD 2h, shr London
ply, New YORK; Cuba, Cayanash, Boston,
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bbl. o. sla si r common e goo STAT s,T, d. and
a y7ias4 80 for mixed - good brands mlensah a." =,
I,dsos southern Flour 10 scace ana lns.i sa'os nv
A. s7Ids4 sI for mixed TO good 'ualsnt oanns, ~
Flour uncbansd Corn Meal 10 very scarce sae' VI '
sew at o. s7l, IN arrive =. ,. ,,s... Nm, hpvers
- ~, ;ins 70 come TO their terms The snly sales We
49, -, nots are 1000 bush White michisan at w snn
|eo ssmaSed Southern at 7Oc. White ONO ~ heIa ~
"a to@xi IL Il Os is offered Rye Is hrn sales OF oUV
hnsb Al Sic Oas firm bat In moderate telues o.
Ss6sec for Western and State Corn has itnp,oveu IN
n,;ce sales Of 100 hush at 7D7ltc Tor sound
kixed; 75c toi Prime White, and Zoe for unsound basJ
pROyi SIONS-There IL change TO note In our PORK
r.tLst. the demand il limited Sales 100 bbs sl9 o't
~, Mos S7 rs for Prime Beef s dull Sales OF Mess
AZ SIads7 aud Prime old and new at ~ ds9 Cut mess
are very auiet and prices have not varied Saes Of snou
Ssr, AT 81 Gslc and Hams at lMc. Lard ~ more active
sales 500 bbs and tics II !c and KEGS at II 70
Butter IL in mod, rate request at 2 dl6c for Oho li0sc
fr state and SALE TOR Orange Co. Cheese Is selling at
Gd6ic. . ,,o,,,. ,.z,,t. r.. MI.
and 21lc for Prison though 2s for Ohio, and lc for
Prison is generally asked. Drudge ia dull at 25' time and
interest
inward especially of low WOos which are scarce ana
much wanted In the last three days 10000 10 Domestic
Fleece have been sold at i0dfSc Pulled Wool has al
vanced 2a5c ~ 10, and selling 10 arrive very freely
10 eco 10 washed South American sold al &c The recep
are OF large OF Domestic
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Spoken, &c.

Aug g. lat II 20 lon 10 ship Kate swanon, from
NewYors for New Orleans
Aug H. Grand Banks, bark Leonne, from Bremen for
New York.
Aut at A. NJ, miles Of Pernambuco seen large
steamship, lying at anchor 10 the Roads, with steam
Aur sat A. NJ lat % y, Ion. 43 o. bark Perote, from RIO
Grande for Baltimore rs d.. out.
July 70 lat IS TO- Ion. 49, bark Savannah from Newport Ent
for New York
July s. lat NJ lon lis 20 W. passed under the Of
ship loaded with passengers Francisco could
not New York her stsrn-(oy
ship Antelope, arr. al San FRANCISCO July j0.)
IS lat a. lon 49, barb julia from Consadt for Boston.
Aug g. lat 80 80 lon u 90 ship standing s. show
usa blue and red sg with white ball it-tprobaby ship t.
uoleen, from Boston for New Orleans.)
Aus ~ lat 26, Ion. o5h, bark stambOu Rusman, from Bos
ton for harsoies
No date 81 4O lon IS Is, ship Sarah Purnon, Mecher,
from New YORK FOR New Orleans(was oil Hattsras Aug H.,
No date lat 49, lon IN bns Oxford from Boston for Matan1as.
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PASSENGERS Sailed

Ia 'hV Nm ofhirgtG9t for Port Phihp, futra',a C f.
Robert Jas S Rogers, Jno II. Strong Geo w Phelps Henry
Paddon Mrs H. Pardon, Hector McCsey Mrs H. McCawley
Henry Wilson EdwArd Mubiod, Ms lnjrd, Mr. Watt Mr.
Cranon Fred bedrock C r. Hensch Jno T. Hensc, Thomas
ChlCe, W. S. sader DAVID Booth, 1hos Will Jas. Wooia
sss Thomas jos. Fudge John D. Black Andrew Black Samuel
Wood Ihora5 Pool France. Wolfe. Jane- CsmIben Wan Fow
Patrick Maoney, WIN Jones Benz Hart Mr. Watt ard family OF
John Thompson John John Dixon John SandeTsOn Geo.
Allen Bailey Thomas Blackburn, George klburn, A T. Hail.
ID. Dunbsna, D. Porter Moreethe l. Lsaudere j. Charthe
Mr. GiIacey Mr. Acker Mr. Craig Jas Eliot, Alex. Cameron,
Wm. Bray Clss Peck, Ssm Whl Jno Heve Andw Patrick,
Nm Hodges Jas Haley, VIM Dmond, t. Kburn, Geo Cowan,
A BarfeJ. Bos.eau, p Defarne. T. Bar'eo Mr. Nedet j.
Miller Dsusad Hunter Jas Parker Pat Haley Rob Laycock
Benz BuHuand JOB Adler, 1hos. Turner Sd A Barnes A. T.
Kirby. Mr. Somer,e, Mr. Edgar, \. Rardan, j. Sheridan. j.
Woods d. CsndernHg Geo Hoy, +. Riley {. Merau Mr. Mac
esboy, r. Henderson os feusrsy Mss Henderson George
Taylor, Ctss Hardrg Mr. souers aud lady. j. NJ kirkpatrick,
" hism Krewan, J. Summers. Mr. Grui-n, J. Lamont,
David H. Hail. Jno d. Hnssng Jas Campbell Jr, Jno Mcnnes,
Benj Peleshe, Chss Hgdee Mrs hcHsr6y Wm. H. Howard.
Jon Daron Jas Campbell ST. Allen Cameron Jas Jones, Henry
Locker Ms Huddel Mat McHardy Abram Mcintyre, james
Neal And Nadde H. NJ lines, A. wlsou Jno Dagena sands
Harme Rsyrer Jas. Savage Jno Baxter j. Hayes T. Hays
2. o Bnen Mr. OBren, L. MonshAn Mrs Monakam, WIN. Gae,
Mrs Gale, VIM. Robinson, wm. Harry, Mrs. Harvey,
= HowI', william fefsnsn, Mrs. Ferguson, william
D. Campbell A. Fraser. Patterson, Juo. Dixon
Jno sedemsn, WIN P,kerins Pekenns Jno Elard Jno'
Van Harn.J H. DunanJ w. Yandeyeer. Nathan Gnss A.
Hal, =. mcMeuman, w ID. Jukar VIM. Smith and family g..
W. Lghtman WIN TIL, Jpo. Burns r. Jones. WIN H. Perry,
Jno. Gillespie Aohlo Fu J. l. IIvins,ey, VIM Me;eAf and
ismiy, Jas Linden Pscheal Macarthur, Cha' Napier H..
w Vason, Peter Dnur and wife, H. moerhausrr, Chas Stem
NJ. b. Monroe Peter Schneck Mary Burns, WIN. Coravs
X. Wheeler, Fra=cis Brown, Doctor Dngan surgeon.
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Nrw.vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 81. 1854.

s,h, A H..ton rhomA.e De. FIN. wniuson, ". C., naval
store ma ter. A.,
srr vohni, Osborn, d. IN. oso'seoNn' nose 70 NO"
Bsden . AL. ,,,t.,
schr Yrudisn v GOD. n Dc. I'm Dlne Hi snnlta
s,br l. = smith, sioltr. De I'm Wilmins,on, y. I;
fcb, May Powell Hodser-.G D. I'M. Wilmington N e
sshr Mary Howard, marhall. d. I'm Wilmington, ~ T.
sehr Ira Br.wstsr, - d.. I'm. Wilmington " I.
s,hr H.nn.t Hanss. Denns lumber To Bre,t 'ose Co
s,hrs Bellows, Clak, ds i'm. Baltimore, umoe 'oAhd 10
Coruecrcut River
echr A.,iia. Rice. DE- I'm Alexandria coal
s,hr Julien. snow I'm Rocs ADD hme.
g CoNle, - ~ iin. Rjcsland, lun"
srir Gsl-lle. wii,her. IL. in. Kockand hns
e, br Effort HirEins. d. I'm. KocAland, hme
schr Robert Smith. Wilder, Portland Conn store
SIR. ! sdine, P-ufsd Portland, Conn stone
sshr Wulow, IeN-, d. m Boston, nd-e 10 master -,
sbr T. p L.e. Berry, 4 10. i'm Portland, mtse., 70 g. W.
Lewis nit, ,.,..i
shr Unity tBr } Henderson II De m FHnce EDWARD ~ho
jumper lumber. 10 }. Hunter Co.
BELOW-Bak A. J. Hawthorn, I'm. carth; Br bts SWORD
T-h. soney, c. u coal .Lp OWeso, - d. IN L's'o
with ioreop gallant sp Ahburon, loi PfoYdencs
fm Cadz and bark and bng.
WIsD-sunhse, n. w. Meridian, do; Sunset IN. Z.
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Arrived.

.i.sHshP Fromsheg', Churchill I'm sss Juan Aug n with 100
passengers, 10 ID. b. Alen ~
Ship s,sios, Bnion I'm Liverpool July a. nd.e and ,s p,
stusers, 20 Slate. care ner Co. -
Ship Matilda, kennsy ~ d. I'm CardA railroad iron 20 n
S. Gr.vod. - - -
shp paetstl wssisrr W0rle. Moses. 81 d. IN L,.rpool
Hdse and bSs 10 d. Kussand Al. a. Ia
~ a. lon. Is So OF Conss steamship from S..
for Liverpool Same DAY. ship showing .sns With the
J. l. h. bound Esst AuG 81 % I.ans as p,ek
ship queen Of the Wet from New Yok for Liverpool
Ship (pscket k.hbur;on McNilsm., - ds m Lvsrpool
rld,e and 40+ pa,setssfs, 20 Gnsnsn, MiniurE Co.
ship ssbra.ia Bears. u Liverpool July s. Esse and IS pa
seBsep 10 ChGmbeThn a Phelps.
shp sano.st, of wi'cA.sst) Chapman . Dc. i'm Newport,
Wales, railroad order Aug -, lat. 50, on
passed ships mast, which appeared be fast The
very large Some OF the wood rork
most new, and had consderabs GIT vork on u
Ship paeket Bavaria Anthony Jr I'm HAVE 9Th July mde
and 2If stesrsgs Passengers, 70 VIM Whtlock.
Ship Jse Goth, ~ ds i'm. Liverpool ndse. and % passsn
sers, TO Eagle Hazard.
Bsrt Sarah B) COoi IS d. f cair lead, TO master Aug
az " ~ lon 81 81 spoke whale sekf. German, Of Dorchester
Had lost overheard
bfs EhIabsh Pits M Para % llst and tie RIVER 9Th ns
moe, TO X. X Corning Co.
Abc vIns q Desisy, "
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Nev.York Cattle niarket-AuGrsr 50.

IIep0rod Nf The TTIb me.
For Beeves at the Washington Drove Yard, corner OF
4h av and S4th st, and Chsmb rlin's Huison RIVER
Bulls II cad, foot Of Robinson For Cows aud Calves
Sheep and Lambs at Brownngs in 6thst near Sd av and
also at ChambeTan's 49,
AT WASHINGTON DROVE YARD-Ohered, 2,5OO BssVes,
e. 900 Southern and Wsstern, the remainder this state
The o'nngs larger than they have been for sone
weeks past but with brisk demand the MARKET toward
the close olesby well cleared not more than about
100 head remaining undisposed Of The prices for better
qualities little better, the range being now from 10
cents n 10. an $780,
AT BRowNISG's-( Lower Bull, Head-Ofered, 81 Cows
and Caves Demand fair. All sold Prices ranged at from
the former at from 81 so to sid$5 the later 81 SO to
S. 90 200 unsod. . or
AT CHAMBEsLMNs-( Hudson River Bulls Head)-Of-
fred 900 Beef Cattle sales at from bt to &c. Cows and
Calves-5O ofered sales from $00$j0 TO SO Sheep
ass: and Lambs at hom 81 to 81 25dS3 ..