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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-07

The Last Days of Winter.

Anc Last lays VI w mIci.
Winter still reigns upon the mountainheight.
The glacier sparkes, as the setting sun
Gilds with his beams the sombre vel of night
Or when the moon her journey has begun.
But soon the season Of his reign must close,
Natures hyemal rest will soon be Ger;
To bring again her beauties from repose,
When salient waters lave the vcrdant shore.
But though our hills are deckcd with snowy
plumcs,
And with fierce blast the hypcrborcan gale
Sweeps through the skies, there's beauty that
illumes
The mountain scenery and the lowly valr.
Green Mountain Home! thy soul. inspiring
power
Sends far the echo Of thy charming name,
To light thy alien childrcn's dark est hour,
And cheer their spirits with lucid fame:
ID. r. BAssETr.
Mddlebury, Feb l6 1852.
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Female Portrait, by Emerson.

To read Emerson, on this kind of SUBJ
iect, is interesting, for his intellect has
hitherto conveyed an impression that it
was what Huber, the naturalist, de-
scribes, as simply the working bee, Of
neither gender" The following sketch
of woman, however, and most gifted
and lamented one, is life-like, genial and
em;nen,y readable. The subject is
Margaret Fuller, the Marchioness Osso-
Ii, who was los, in the ship Enterprise,
on the coast OF Long Island, and in
whose memoirs il occurs. We shall say
more Of the volume hereafter but, for
the present, here is Emerson's portrait
ure Home Journal
MARGARET FULLER AT CONCORD.
became acquainted with Margaret
in 1885. Perhaps it was year earlier
that Henry Hedge, who had long been
her friend, told me of her genius and
studies; and loaned me her manuscript
translation Of Goeihe's Tasso. ] was
afterwards still more interested in her,
by the warm praises of Harriet Martin
eau, who had become acquainted with
her at Cambridge, and who finding Mar
garels fancy for seeing me. took gen.
erous interest in bringing us together. |
remember, during a week in the winter
Of 1856, in which Miss Martneau
was my guest, she returned again aud
again to the topic OF Margaret's excell-
ing genius and conversation, and enjoT>
ed il on me to seek her acquaintance !;
which | willingly promised. | am not
sure that it was not in Miss Martineau's IS
company, little earlier, that | frs, saw
her. And find memorandum in her
own journal. Of a visit. made by my
brother Charles and myselfio Miss Mars
tineau, at Mrs Farrar's. 1t was not,
however. till the next July, after little
diplomatizing in billets by the ladies,
that her first visit 10 our house was ar
ranged. and she came to spend a fort
night with my wife. still remember
the first half hour OF Margarets conver-
sa,ion. She was then twenty-sx years
old. She had face and frame that
would indicate lulness aud tenaciiy OF
life. She was rather under The middle
height; her complexion was fair, with
strong fair hair. She was then, as al
ways. carefully aud becomlngly dressed.
and Of ladylike self,possession. For
the rest, her appearance had nothing
prepossessing. Her extreme plainness
"a trick of necessarily opening and
shutting her eyelids - the nasal tone
Of her voice--all repelled and said
to myself, we shall never ge, far. 1t is
TO be said. that Margaret made a
disagreeable 6rst impression on most
persons, including those who became
afterwards her best friends. to such all
extreme that they did not wish to be in
the same room with Ter, This was
partly the effect Of her manners. which
expressed an overweening sense Of pow.
er, and slight esteem of others. and part
| ly the prejudice Of her fame. She had
dangerous reputation for satire. in ad-
dition to her great scholarship. The
men thought she carried too many guns,
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Groceries.

PRIME SYRUP selling at 40c per Gallopl
Sugars at very low prices, at the Masonic Ha
Store Z. BECKWITH g. Co.
March i6, 1852.
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OFFICE IN DREwsrERs rLocK, ON AAIS-sr.
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Spear, Cleveland, McLain, Mrs. Burnett, Walsh,
Mathews Miss Gilmore and two sisters2S In stssrage.
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On FRIDAY evening, July ~, Of consumption Mrs
months. % - 'e.'' @1
The relatives and friends Of the family also tte mann,
befs OF Perseverance Lodge No H. L o. OF O r. are
respectfully invited toatcnd her funeral this Sunday
afternoon the 18th inst at O'Clock from her late 80;
dence NO ls9 Seventh corner of Twenty third
street Her remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cema
terry for interment o''"'
On Saturday. Judy "a. JAMES d.. youngest son al sam
p. and Elizabeth Adams ~
The friends and acqusntances respectfully iny;td
70 attend also the members Of Getty Lodge No IL o.
90 r., and tho sailmakers In general Hts funeral viii
take place at three O'Clock this afternoon from tho
deDoe Of his father Of Little and United States
streets, Brooklyn. l. H.
On Friday morning July a. in the Oath vsar NJ nj.
age. WILLIAM d. DorLE =
His friends tbose Of the family Of his brothsr ph,li,
and OF bis bothern-law Thomas Lecare alro tina mann
bers OF the Empire Club and the shipwrghts and osur
crs are respectfully invited TO attend his fuper. tbs
Sunday afternoon at az O'Clock from the reedeuoc al
his mother No $50 Fourth street 80
On Saturday morning, July "a THEopoo,ous KIN ann Of
l. g. and Bary II. UnderbilL aged months ana q dave
The friends OF tho family respectfully requested 70
attend the funeral from the residence Of bis father No
124 Avenue D. st 10 O'Clock. this day.
On easurday, July "a. LEwrs W. con Of LOWS w. and
Louisa Gorbsm sgcd months and ~ days
The funeral will take place this afternoon at the rss
dence 81 his parents, No 10 First street
Bridgeport (CoDn papers please copy
On Saturday July "a suddenly, Joss MoCAsv aged "a
yesrs
Tho fricnds Of the family siso the members OF Hos
Compspy No, 20 and the Fire Department In general
are invited 20 attend the funeral thle afternoon al
p4o03. = No. LOO BUffNk ntxoek,
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY. July 49, M
ASHES continued quiet SO bbls only realizing 81 rs for
pots and S. ASK for pearls, per 100 lbs
BREApsrurrs-Flour appeared depressed tho traasac-
tions having only reached 10 $50 bills: ordinary to
straight State superfnc Canadian and mixed Western
at 81 81 12 choice State fair Western and favorite
81 3l14; and common to good Southern at 81 3Ik a
81 OF q. per Dbl Rye -four and corn meal wore
and firm There were 5000 bushels new white Southern
wheat bought at 81 o. 500 Ohio red do at $50 and
$4,000 bur hels at 81 &c for nmsrchantsbc 81
CD for round yellow, and 90 20. for mixed Western
tho former quotations Domestic oats were In brisk re-
Corron-The market continues steady, with sales to-
day Of 500 bales at yesterday prices
CorrEE About 800 bags rio changed hands day at
DC. a sac per h. Marsc. frm
FIsn tended upwards 200 quintals Western Bank
cod fetched So o. So 10; and 800 boxes scaled her.
ring sac
FnulT wc heard Of 500 boxes Malaga rsisins having
found buyers at 50 O5-an advance.
FREcHTs 'Chsnge thiny attended. many ner-
chants being absent in tho country while business in
fieghts was light Another steamer of the Collins line
being nearly due dsncned shippers to forward produce
till the receipt Of later To Liverpool -four at
Cd. 10d. offered and 12A asked some lots fill up
were reported at I'd. l0d.; cotton was I'D and grain
at I'D asked. To London the navel shipped yes
terday were at De- vessel chartered to load at
Southern port for tho Brazls at 81. There was NO
change to notice In rates to other ports
HAY y ivor was moro abundant, and obtainable for
shipment at rs SOC per lOO1bs., cash
IRoN-Tbere have been $50 tons Scotch pig taken At
LEAD was less plentiful, and Galsna could not be
purchased ut 81 10, cash, per 100 lbs.
LIME.-Somc 500 bbts. common Rocklsnd were sold
at 90c.. an improvement.
OILs-There were SCOo gallons insesd bought at &C.
per gallon cash; and rs baskets olive at So each,
months.
favored factors sales having been made Of
900 bbs prime and mess with clear pork ut ST.
Sleh $40 Boa and SCI; IS hhds dry salted hams at
eAc; 800 beas ordinary to prime lard, At II ll1c.
per b with 200 bbls prime and beef at So 50.
and SIS SIS.
SPIRITS TuHprsrrSr-sales Of 200 bbls. ELECTED,
at Csc per gallon, cash.
srRITs We noticed sales Of $50 bbs. Ohio and Prison
whskey at 21k 221s and &c cash, per gallon
SUGARS did not vary much 800 hhds. Muscovado
having been disposed Of at Az sac. per ID.
TALLow;-But $500 lbs prime were taken at So .
sac per h. cash.
WEES Sales made of 20 quarter casks sweet Ma
laga at 45c 20 Sherry at 60 $780, Is Port at OF Il
81 12H.; and 10 Burgundy, at as a Al &c,
REcEIPrs PRopuor
By NORTH RIVER RAiLRoAD.-S,555 bbls. -four; 81 do.
ashes $50 do whiskcy; % $40 bushels corn 1924
wheat s bbls provisions s2 pkgs cheese 81 do butter
and A. do. wool.
By ERiS RAmHoAD.17o pkgs butter, and Ill bales OF
wool.
Br NV HAVEN RaunoAD 80 sides leather. and sa3
pkgs. cheese
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s.Isss: y - - e zAs.e.a - =. e .!sA
as) Iss1esea ss.la isa1I a sos.s hasl.sss spas.
ri.g TAa1as:a Gakss -. = WINS. bss he blsw
=. :s.. nv Nv =, ss =. sss :.:: s I.
$500 lCssss x = s.s si.. 1ss.s.osr5 c-aiys
Theapeea. Tho@Psca delivers TIVE heavy hows whioh
teR WINS dsdgss nd takes thea - his ls1s 10.
soa oeiivss Nishs tsp on wiiiss .oss both spar
minuts, and wnib receives severe blow oa the chin
and aasshr o. tho len eye, which maAs I'm siak
piastsi : Tremendous blow on wllks mouth, which
made hn fall on his knees with his hands up
and $40 we're .ss Thonsss1 would ns
so.Ssas sSrshss Of oonequs.oe occurred during thl.
ruDd further than that willis exhibited mouse In his
Isft eye.
After some spaIring Thompson delivered powerful
body blow. which took Willis aback Before Willis could
recover, ThoDpeoa allowed up his advantage aad de
h,ss s.oshsr on BIZ opponent forehead follows up With
1hompoas friends again claim tho fight and appeal to
ced that whichever party again left his positi with
out his being knocked Gown. unless the round
finished, would be declared q having lost the eight.
RoUrp.
On time being called the ocmbatants resume their
posrtiops Willis good deal bloody and showing signs
OF puniebment in the mouth Thomp-oo . usual led
ef and two OF his blown were stopped BY Whlis At
kpeih 1bcmp4on delivered terrible blow on willis's
mouth which brought him to the ground This round
lastd but twenty Eve seconds
FIFTH ROUND.
Thompson delivers blow ON Willis m0uth-they
olinch, and both 60 down.
ROUND.
Thompson plants another blow Willis mouth. Will
H. tights shy and evinces e1haustion Two exchanges
made-both onch Thompson hits hard, and falls
down from the rccoslng effect Of his own blow.
ROUND.
Willis first up, and apparently rallied somewhat
Thompson again administers powerful blow on Willis
chin aud another on his body Wills leans back, and
falls down with his hands open
ROUND.
The parties again meet, Thompson showing wound
on the eye from which blood o,sed After some spar
ring they onch and Willis Is thrown his hands and
knees.
ROUND.
Willis leads of and succeeds In planting . blow
Thomp%on's right cheek Thompson then charges Willis
and plants two heavy blows Willis which knock him
iDltDsiblc. On time being cslled, Willis unable
to make his appearance and Thompson declared the
victor
Thus ended this brutal exhibition. Willis remained
ntnsibe for some minutes-the bets adjusted and
the crowd disp4red In various directions horse
back, como in vehicles Of different kinds. and
foot The fight lasted exactly nineteen minutes and 1t
. matter Of wondernent to all that Willis should
have encountered such superior Antagonist
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ArriysdnBsE5 yictSry Esfso. Gardsnas sohrs Mary
Ss. Ssss s heas. .@
Je.sup Fisher Clifford Boston, briss Hnprs,
: r. 1ii
New Bedford; steamer Delaware Seymour, NYork.
Miscellaneous.
%usss o. 'ufs ~. Robert
ss s, DESPATCH dated Charleston ysy -
sG s%s q tie
ass a TAsf said 10 b an ''F
to-. s u steamer ys arrived Psrls.d from E..s
uesday morning As nv ~
b.. sS S, .Ans "a T before uod
DurcH BARK KING WILLIAM III whore from or bouad net
. .ns sst was burnt burnt April in la
sesmen shipped board tho Sea Fox Wsstport w6ser
B ,ns Grand
18th, and towed to Seal Cove.
NEW BRIG "YAvrIc," Hill. Of and from Calais for -
t f Sysr ~ Az. :s IN fog
ceeded on her passage.
sorn LIZ. rsAsc.. Capt VIZ WALL sailed from c..
her safety nothing has been since heard Of her.
Spoken.
~ AZ 81 .ss a days from har'ce' for FYorh July
Bari Imma Chase. from Portland for Cuba, July DO lat
Brig Caroline from Mobile Boston, July TO- OF Memory
koen' All hands sick except the mate, was supplied with
sehr sRoford, from NYork for Nssaserds, July 49,
Whaleaea.
sa Co. syr ssss ;s
"a. s: sg : " qss'
crew Of Dutch she kins William ii burnt sea- would
sfo.rTIygns so s,% Cook q Proyses.sv, 80 bbls
,1'i 8an w os.p
ay e. sgsg ss%s s.z 20, % s Pr'''a
Foreign PorSs.
CApIn. June 1D-Brie Athena, wymsa, for Newbury.
GAaPEsA; July Brs Russian Gerry NY..k or
snf s sr ns. .ise Pss sSpS.s'd sid m Sid h
G,smsrAs nigh. q June P assd ship. sssrlias Row
aonsrs Gurus oS n.s.s for so sss%
Gos Spy FG% dsssorn 5.f d.
Arcade hillien' for hYorL 90.
days d css PP snS.s .n wA s sr ~
sssa;isy oIs.s;I asrS DO rig Be- 81 sss s'
s'is;s isS $. v1u - s.sa.
NY ,s big Ais.i, as;.s cas.as.l NYsrt Bark
Per; s.. s per sss
is ?s.S Sss S v%ssrs. non sS S ~ Ss.ss.
A..sAsnIo July BRIG Heras,e fer Doss.n 10 dsys.
IN I.ssss. ' ssy s. vie.o. WRIGHT VIC and
.ts,s rsport.a OsS cid ssh, bark Maria hsry Davis.
SioTI io,h big Br..%s Trsssrss. Sorssa' 18th, BRIG
dsy via ossps Hir.mioi csariotssssws Ps.eu and
sAcgA. July Ie-sa bsrk O " Hoss.s Packard, WORK;
trss Civilian, Webber, Boston; ixsh, Mchain Young,
NYork.
Tsrsrr, July Ship Nedsos. Mustard fer NYorh lag
otlt Am vessel
s Gala. s. 'i SCI .r,s;s. T:s
Juan Carlo (Fior) Sabvrg 90.
TAAp co July s--sohrs ii bsrsard, Stone, and Oregon
Matters, for NOrleans
0Dns Rorss.
ALBArr July 2,-cld .shrs Desreis ssd Oregon, Bee
BALTIMORE, July 2t-Arv schr " r Buohnsm. gmith
Fsstport. Below bark supposed the May Queen fron
rd,es I'D chips Post sren Trevirsnss Bssmen; Dun
pnrtos Carlton Pbiiaool ,hiA Maria
md Justice story RIDER Boston e,is 0smersaa P.rkss
eerpsn bu mkt; schrs Corssr fBr) vssssy Bermu
uA Anderson, Watson, savaDpabi Iran amish, -.
Hehton eo bsrhs Helen Hia Bowos sst Justice stsry
nydrr Boston.
BOSTON. July 2s-Arr SHE scv.etum, Creotcr, Csd,s
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York for ~ s.i ca chips ws:tsr. sssr Ka:v!ss
= s:s: < =:
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YORK Sid ships westers star, and BiEksahesd bark
BiIYXsT. Juiz ls-A!. soirs $ 4 SAITH. sns Henry.
Irashh.. New rerk, isth. brig Geors1aaA Gichrist
CHxSIEsroN. July is-ss brig G.l.ars. Phillips west
si.t-sslp yshs Har.sra Andres. Eewpe.H u sp bark
S.~s Ns: ssr: tus.. ssa cssrs. a.
ysss CID stesnsr Naa nsses. Key West and Havana
SiaHToN, jay s"xrr soir Iss@ias. c.rss,. PhIi.-
RxsTPoRr. July Is-Ua .Aap essa-i.. nsl.ss. Ilysr-
ss::ls Is:. o.; ii sbsI cs:l; sa.sa jsl.s;s:
s.Is.i :Ss e: s s;
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s:lI. AZ; I'm h5ss 0iao SINAI. M:sh:.is s.s:n: q:
Wss 40; iSsi sriss Bon.psrsc Foster; Florence
NEW SktEAEs. y.ly r-Ar steamship. s.., Er.at!i.,
saiS KY ws.. I'd .s.SSe
h YiDs .s
c e ss M .sD
Tvsd y 4.h inst sarks sypads and Cora brig Con-
oEoSTosK. jsy q Arr brig Brew. 1s%ra.a (.
Brshsn.n: Nsyges. I. as..s.n Rs:d: io:a.a bark
All ss X: ssi "
0 Sc1s l gSs Iv Ts1 50.
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and Eopsersy cnrti: psswars City S.'' i''' 1''
!:s Srss "a e &C.. . phi
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Sssr NoixsS for NY SYsrs. Sid I'd so:p New London
SsSFos! July ,s-4,, brig T.yi:. Shut: Ware.
:.' Ti f. ..,'
III, I; .. ;sh s:. DIV: ., y'rS ,.:
BssoIlys: JUL: Olivia A...y SD :saI
81 sss xss;
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a. s
sisS iis:s ,ss i. 5 ' S. At:'s ;s
and Buena Vista Potter, PhnadelYhAs Empro JOIN
Albany; Usited HaIlock Albany via Newport Thsts
Annel, do do; Cstharine Wilcox Linrc dc do; Frances
Decker Ravens Rondout. Below. fore and an schrs.
Cid bg EsiRs Arthur kstsa,ss SD sshss John Bow
WIN Dayton, Dougase and Mount Vernen Matthew'S
PhsdslphiA; sloops John Parker MasS, Albany Anna
P0R1LAsD July 2sArr b.rks Ranger Frost hstn..ss
Penpell PhllAdepa schrs Fava. Taylor: Norfolk; koh-
mend, Pitcher PhiladephA; Willard Wntar9, dol z!9s
sohrs Citizen, Poor Nsrolk Julia Newell, CushtnS PlA
.sAvxNNAH. July ss-Arr steamer Jenny Lind. Hsas.
Mobile.
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Stock Sales.

PnrLApnLrHrA. july 24.tReported BY Barker Brothers
o:l1,a Bcard7stSe Moyamesssing e. b. so 200
ease6, ~ es 5000 cash. es ZOO do sa 10 06 Penn.
sylvania 5r 9s 20C0 County 6 10 101 6sharos PENN
sylvia Railroad cash AZ do, ~; IS Mccbsnics Bank
3l3s 40 do, slx q Schuylk Navigation. Ia i Camden
700 schnyli Naygstion Preferrsa ss 2If 5odo, days
Island "a 90 schuylkill Navigation Preferred, b5wn. "
2Bsrrisburg Railroad 49, 10 Lch,gh Navigation fs. Sc
vi %s ,a M"yus%sHsiDg s. cap 90 200 P.sturg 6s 49,
Railroad t0 100 sohuyiin Navigation Preferred b5 2i
2Phadelphia and Trontop Rail- lf5 100 Long Ipsnd
Railroad 81 Hfer Bonrd-I00 shares Long Island RAIL
read. %; 81 600 Reading G's, 10, b. SAL. $500
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pAssyNorRs nv THE RALrIC.

Smith McCauley, Consul General for Egypt, Miss No
Cauey Master ACsulcy Smith. Co nsuI Bsyreut Mrs
den, Ropes Up AyIes, hosa@eG. nss ,v..ee
Prof Gammel and lady, chur and lady. Sells
and lsty, Curtis 3 Buliisy, DR. Swami and lady
children and servant waldo s'd lady. W Waldo. W
Wimerding a Wimerding, @ A Ward Mr. Appols, Mr.
Mr. Pepper W W Leman X Patrick and lady T Shaw aad
friend Mrs Morbes. Mr. Lund Mr. andrew. NJ. Janet,
BoDsaI Mr. Jsrder Mr. Landen M Dettelbach Mr Thars
M z;nn NJ Brssiey M Poj1och M Rnm.e,. Wsrd NJ
Carzipa and friend Hunter Lieut. Baird Us Mr.
dy three children apdservsnt Mr. LYNCH lady child and
seryast 0iyphant, Mr. Roosen, Mr. si@m. NJ Norton
Garnett, Mr. Sperry.
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IINITEp srArEs NAIL STEAMSHIP coNPAEI.

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ connsotisg with the Paofc all Com
0ny through United States mail line for Caforsis ~
S4rsfSs' via AsrnTs AID sslsadd asv a
tens Surthen nssquaIles in her aooommeds.,oaA IS
Thursday, August 9th. at ool. Ok r. prsetsly,
from tho pier foot Of Warren street, North rvsr Pa
IENMEssiE win Ls In resans" e Pansna g te,siS
No efforts will be spared the part Of the psniss .
SEND their passengers through with expedition and
lower az and forverd saloon d. $ss esa
docs stesrase $50 Passengers viii he landed -
81 the passenger expense Peress securing through
fersses Of bosrd Pacific nail sses
Rates Of fare from Panama to Saa Fraacscs ~
most favorable terms For freight passage apply
e----- ~. - CHARLkS A. wfftTNnv,
Warren street. sE - =
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The new ss:.naip Gcis1 81 VIII ply bsix:sn sss rrs-
esco and porte 1. Oregon awaiting . The sorn pors ~
Ing without delay gtsA ths na4,s s.a passsas s -
qsseaEe BY The United Ssatss nall gssanss kvE nev
York have prsfsrsaos Of hoard u -
PaciAe mail steamers Rates 81 fare on Panama - -
!ssns:oo q ne e ps.: s'ssss: sss.. s:ssi.s y:
and transient psssengsrs between PAnsma esd Saa vs
eiscs One Of ths above steao Win kssv Up tAs
ssnssr e silowsA 80 sssscy re 70. :ssss
Chagres 70 cents per foot and iron Panama % SaB ~
esss n tbs rate q $ios Per Zen FOR freight OF
Oompaaiss MT West eesak Of Waexsn. Nev Ysek
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Telegraghlc Reports.

- ALBANY July "a 1862.
Receipts Of -four 400 bbls wheat IL zoo bushels:
corn 700 do; oats, $500 do Flour il dull Wheat
ser gee for Ohio Ia 600 bushels Western corn sold
at ooc Tor unsound. and 5Vc for sound 5000 bushels
oats changed hands at 40 a 43Lo
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VANDnRBlLf LINE. ron SAN TRANcrsco-rHK

VANDERBILf LINZ, FOR SAN FRANCISCO-fHK
hortsss and chsapsst ROUTE and only line giving tsk-
sts for cruising the lsthmus The Avortc sngns
stcamsbip PH0METHEUS, l0 Will leave frsm Pier
day Angu 9Th for San Juan del Norse drec sonasosas
with the Pacific steamer The Nicaragua transit
having but IL mcs of laAd These
have unsurpassed with superior yeata-
Isces teancr being In waiting and the last crossing iron
virgin ssy seeppyins only one day This ros "asss s
Tho only one BY which passengers arc always under t
much moro healthy ane comfortable than BY any othse
ior Information At the lowest rates apply
D. B. ALLEN. AgsnA-
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viii ssnart Nth the ynt I'd statss nas Sr Enrane
lively an sSturdav Angust al 10 o'olocI fron hsr
berth Al the foot ~ Canal tret No hath sa,nred tii
nsid for FOR Freight A. ha Wing aiIcd
nodstions for elegance And comfort amply TO
EDW ( COLLINS CO.. No. 90 Wall street.
sanAsgussl
IC0R sOuTHANPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
sAstas nall stssnshir UUHROiDT n Lnss COR.
naadsr win leave for Havrs toushing II 70
me ,,nsI r" n;s MAN rys
passage nIss cabin, siN 90. 90. second do sIO Lug
3he day before saillng marked 1BeIow A. B.-Ne msr
:h.ns:s will 3 received on board sssr Thur.dsy Jsly
freight q gsssaes s.PPy = Z, o.roY -. :, n-...
anhIlnLh LltlNoslOn. A&one, ~ proseHAy.
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follows -
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City Of Glasgow. Saturday, Jos
LIVERPOOL.
City OF GIasgsw. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wednesday, Jply 81
City Of Manchester ............ WEDNESDAY,, Aug
City OF Glasgcw. ............W "Wednesday, Sept
Cty Of nanebss.sr "Wednesday, Sept %
state rooms 500 n ;dship late poom. ss Ia forward
state rooms b5-ncudna provisions and fses
For freight or passage Rpp2ytc
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place. N. r.,
srNo: Walnut street, Philadslphia