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Disasters dc.

CORRESPONDENT Of The d. ButiH dating az Key West Aus
SAYS The winds have to-day commenced aad the
ca m weather number OF New Orleans and
Mobile wind bound the Guh The
runnns fearful rapy the eastward, and cannot be less
FIVE miles hour impossible to stem save vita good
Great numbers Of vessels bound West have been
drifting eastward"
wrecked az Matase and sold for account
Of the Underwrters been Of AID Quebec the
18th.
CLtrs svov soulLL, tof New York Bnrey, Honolulu
from Boston when three days out encountered gale which
continued 70 hours which she lost all her light sails ard
frars Usether her opmas Capt b. proceeded on
voyage and d-pte the crippled OF his vessel added to
continued head and bad weather accomplished the
in i37 ays PoyVesan her sailing qualities believed
great and under favorable circumstances she Will
them and enile herself bah rank the clipper feet.
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nIarkets Repo,ted bv Teleoraph.

NEw.ORLEANs, Aug. 2.-The sales OF CoTToN on Thurs
day wee coo bales and Friday so, mostly Of the new
crop Strict middlne fair s quoted loc The weeksre
ceps have been 90 bales including 800 new The stock
on hand 5000 bales The sales Of the week amount TO
1900 bales Prime LARD sell, at l2lGlSc Our markets all
continue very dull
ALBANY Aug 3The report Of receipts has been sent IN
bv The Collector FLOUR is dull WHEAT We have no
sales 20 report Corn s in light supply Saes9 600 bushels
a. zoe oi Western mixed OATS sell at 4ot Gi6c Prison
passed throush route for New York they appeared
good samples The Gales Of Wool for the las, few days have
been $50 zoo n common TO fine at range Of 32 05Oc.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 30.-Sales were made TO day OF NV
REEVES al S6d 81 80 net. 600 bbs FLOUR changed hands
a. 81 heinp Adecne Of Is cent?
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....August 90.


Ship Rhine, poaue, Hayre. Z. ID. HsrLut & Co.
jason, sehlns, Bremen, Pope Co Chi.italn Bel
.sy NIh2ua,h Barclay Livingston Samuel Tram. Wooster
Marsehe- J. b. eager Co; Liverpool
Punch heineisi Leo, Waller, Cain. WIN D.nni.on.
brs>-Are, Berry, Cursoa J. Fouke A Sons; Four SOM.
ham, Oporo, }. ". Elwsn & Co ''" -
son s-DsAlo, Hopkins, Pha jas Hand RebeccA Waslorn
Psrs0srs j. Hunter Go. Yeurosa Br Roberts Eleutb,
ktshs huichns Jonas Smith Tuner Wilmington n l. Ne
Crsady Co; Francs Robinson Newbern NJ Plat, Co RIO
Lane, Nashrs,on,N c. Baieuan Rudderov Charles A Hr
lntn, flasher, Frankfort Me- N. NJ freeman Co. gou,
tBI, siubss, s. Domnto City Blsecksr & Wiley.
soops-Warren sAnbsrj Nev.Haven; Essex CUMMING Yau
River; Pear, Wheeler, Providence
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eo...,,, I, Heart Disease g Hoophs Cossh, lnfamns
r,Sds, II Infammsuon Of Bran, 81 Inflammation OF
Ias Inaamnatsn Che.t Inflammation OF Luns+ ioi
ss..ns,.sn OF stomach, Inflammation OF Throat innsn
as,.cu 81 LIVER insanity. Killed OF Murdered L..
..,ss Mansmu. 81 Meases, O. Modification % Oh So,
Yshy /; Premature Birth, Peurisy Rhsuma.m, Ia
sh ! Smallpox, }; spfSe, 81 Suicide II Tee'hns' "
Anssn,3. - -. N . q "a TO- 25s
NO. 90 70 90 70 %, Ss % 10 20, 49, 20 TO 70 XVI
Place, Of Naf,rify-Unied States. 9o9 Ar, =,
o. ssosl.sd a, Germany al swrerlsnd h"ss"' - o"'
OF North u una Iayd
r,or, Eo-c;,al R.l.yae 9, Penisntaiy bnsNs go ~
Boopiusdale Asylum or Insane 80. I'M Col
80 tIonss weIs Island Colored home'fi wi
s,sS o,,S.n A.,un, colored Persons,
i.,o,.ss,,. - turnsd from Wards Island ~
insrnsn" A.. w. WsIrs, CITY Inspector.
"a. s,sssfsri QHss, Ava. as, 1858.
w,rts Rsrsur er DIns the City Of Brooklyn for the week
srdns August 81, 1883. -. D.,
Dss9ss-Ab,cess, Abdominal, Atrophy IL Bronchitis, u
Cancer Stomach, Chosra, Cholera insntqm TO- Choea
Morbus Congestion Of Brain, Copsesuon OF Lungs Coz
sumption, 81 coryuslons, O. Group DeoLty, Da5hea
Dropey the Abdomen, Dropsy IN the head
Dy.sp,eu loi Erysipeas, Fever B,hop' Fever; Con
se.uve Fever Puepera Fever Typhoid Fever lyphus,
D. Heart Disease, Bemorhase Of Lungs, lnhamman9n o.
me Bladder Inflammation Of the Bowels, 81 Inflammation Of tns
Lssss. Jaundes, Mansmus y Premature Birth - sinai
per sprus sueorn,4 4; Testsns, II Uceaiea inesuo'''
]; liberated hroatl. -, 49, r.,,,
(set Of hs Beard Of Health NJ WrsprIt Health ones''
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.ryAnyRs TO ARRryE rRon EUROPE

Washington Sailed Southampton, for New York August 49,
Sailed Liverpool for Boston, Augusta
Sailed from Liverpool, for New YORK AUGUSTA
EurooA from Liverpool for New York. AUGUST IS
HumbO Sal from Southampton New York Sept
Slafsn...... SAILS from Liverpool Boston. Sept
.-.....Sa- from Liverpool for New Yors. II.
Hermann. sals from Southampton i~ NewYork Sept -
Canada SAILS from Liverpool, for Boston, Sept Is
Atlantic sa's from Liverpool for New York Sept p
ASIA from Liverpool for New York Sept. -
Franklin Sails from for Southampton New Yok, Sept
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ryrom our CORRESPONDENT. !

PHILADELPHIA AuE 3)-Arrved -Stmr Delaware, seymour
New York packet ship Tonawanda Jnu lverpooli ban Lace
spa,e E,stpsrj schrs Wachie Wooster DO Thomas Potter
Clark New London; Bert English Hoffman, New Hayeni God
Hunter Bracket do Emma Hotchks DO Panama Terry Ne"
York; L. Hyde Bailey, Eastpor; D. mersnon sprass BIOS
ton; CT aots Connolly New Haven; Bloomsr Tucker Lubec
Me- Georgian, Pettnser Portsmouth. .
Ckayed-Bark En- Elirdge. Boston BRIG Empre CroweD New
York scbrs Esther 1atl BRIDGEPORT; BENZ Enshsh, hon
man Haven Gold Hunter. Backett Bndgspor Emms hos
ln- Harvey New Haven Panama, Terry bndseport o. ne
siou sprsgg Bedford E. Horton Candy New foA Cbar
lo,,e ComIy Rochelle Clarssa Budd Smith, Newport.
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WhnIers.

spoLen-June l. on the whaling ground barb H. Waterman,
Of VIII ships Natchez, Of New Bedford, VIII
Cavalier, Of StonngtoD, one VII.
Ship Constitution Of Nantucket launched Friday
ins the City Wharf Railway New Bedford where shs had
been hauled stop leak II found that spike los had
oyeoOked plank hsht water her sarboard
quartet She viii be ready for again lew days.
Talcahuano July chip Christopher Mitchell, Sullivan Nan
with eO bbls oil lifting for home, reported Dec. -
81 with 9,iOO sp)
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

Il IL Trains leave Chamberss station daily (sundays ez'
cepted) for Albany and Troy as follows
connect with trains res,hing Buffalo or Montreal al
O'clock same evening Mail TRAIN at A. M-WAYTRAfM
at and 7. M-ExPREss TRAINS at Z. NJ, and ACCOM-
NOTATION TRAIN at 730 M-PssseD gers taken at Cham
GERS st. Csnsst Chrstopherst, 18th St and 5ls s-sVS,
DAY Mail TRAIN a. 5 p VI from C,nalst-FAREs-Sl ID
to Albany-sl Sc to Troy-s5 50 to Montresl-sS 10 TO
Bufso SIT 10 to Chicago &cTicke and Baggage CD ,cks
for principal places West and North can be obtained st
Chambers -New-York. Aug 81. 1852
GEORGE STARK Superintendent.
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DEGULAR MORNING LINE f

7ocock A NJ daily (Sundsys exceped) making the usual
landing The fast and splendid steamer Aida, Capt
Pattersou. will leave New-York Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fsy and Albany at the hour each alternate day
The new and beautiful steamer REINDEEk Capt. C. W.
Farnham will leave NewYork, Tuesdays Thursdays aud
Saturday. and Albany each alternate day Meals served %
board N. B. Foi further information apply to
JAMES BISHOP L. Co, No Beaver-0-
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Receipts of Produce....Aue. 80.

Bv North Rirsr Boats-7ll4 bbls Flour los do. Ashes
AZ bush Wheat 673 bbs Whisky $50 BUSH Corn, ST.
pkes. Butter, l,l0O 10 Lard and III do. Wool 1850.
By Erie Raarodd-525 pigs Butter, q bales Wool, 1850
boxes Cheese and $40 sides Leather.
BY Ner.HGsen RairOad-46 pigs. Butter, and l25 do.
Cheeaa
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THE NEW and elegant steamer FRAN

Il CTS sKIDDY viii leave foot Of ysyst at Is minutes
before o'clock, for Albany, Fare so Cents, on MON.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, making the
following landings West Point Newbursh, Poushkeepae
nate days making the landings: This boat viii not
race pay attention TO any other boat but 60 reea
larry along arriving In good season The owners iee conn
Dent passengers her viii pronounce her the ie .ns
most comfortable boat the river Written instructions
been given to the Captain and b found hanging
up on board Of the boat by the side Of the Ce
Hcss This boat provided with frsncss Patent heaae
Life The public may depend on this In al Iespec
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Passengers Arrived.

In Tackf sp UefoH Werld, from Lircpoo-M P. Reuoks
N SHEPPARD s. Sheppard, SHEPPARD VI. Sheppard, C.
Dykes W. Howell, H. Little, c. Little
pseef ship BGrafia from Hsge-Leon Dreve I.adore Lee
due Dr. John Grsmmer Brotnae John Murray Madame
BOnyenturs Gustave BOnyeniua
In big Eh-abst, from Para-J Henderson, w Potter H.
HerOy
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IA sPRINGs-The cars Of the NETWORK and HAa.
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall Station, New York
Daily, Sundays excepted) at 10 O'clock NJ Mail Trai.
TO Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy, Lebanon SPRING. Ptsfed, Spring
field and other intermediate Stations.
Ats O'Clock, p. NJ Accommodation Train 10 Chatham
Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going Esn
n Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the ~
O'clock, A. NJ. Train to Chatham, Western Railroad y
Canaan and Stage TO Lebanon arriving early the same so'
n sLOAF, cupefin'enoeAs'
Eara fhrnnzh 20
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MICHIGAN SOUTH ER n ana
IvS NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoADs-onLnv

MICH g AN So VI n EN- ~ ~.
NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoADs;1SEFaL1Avf
MAIL ROUTE TO CHICAGO-On andtsnsf moND .,s,ss
May sl-untl further notice-pssenssr sssme" 'As
"ExPREsS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING VII
WARD-One of the fnt-csss steamers, ~ xupiRE
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or - a. q
STATE will leave Buffalo daily, Sundays sxeepssS- a
M and Dunkirk ct IL st night reschiof no IL 49,
P NJ the next day, and proeeedins 70 fo"'' S''
An express train will leave Monroe ct ~, o. % e.
ARRIVAL Of the boat daily, Mondays exceptso liz Srs
saxo the ssme evening and connecting CnicAsY - n.S
eIsss steamer for Milwaukee and ether porn Sc,
iean, and with Canal packets and kaiifosos
EXfREss TRAINS AND STEAMERS a9issSH L d.iIy.
WARD-Express trains will leave Chcason 81, rn,sn,ns
Ssturdsys excepted and roach Monroe o. % a.
An express steamer will leave Toledo ev~A 900 houa
seut Sunday and leave Monroe on arrival VIC hon,, ore.
Chicasosnd reach Dunkirb and Buh.o sevs ~. ~ Nv.
vious 10 the time for the 6rst EXPIRES usns es ""
York, Albany and Boston ali .,n,..t ssah 20
The steamers and trains Of Monroe VII eonnee' w.
"esCCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN 0OIno 49, 49,.
WARD-This train will leave Todeo GALL, Ses1 NJ ~
septed at A. M, connecting d Toledo w VI n N
stssmsr nom Cleveland and esndusky, e5d S'OA
he way stasioua will roach Chicago O. 81 s;I, orudaw
OOIN0 EAsTWARD-Lssvs Chieaso ~ arIvfsS
sresptaA Al "a A. NJ stopping at oil $780, - as,1r.sS
~ Toledo q p NJ connecting with aeen II - ,o,
md Cleveland, and sFz1vins there N ens !"
ins trnips from those places ~ q. - ws.~>
"a pssIss.Sosf Issvss TolsAe cts A. A. = u nSntns
I'd sosos On ths WshsGh Csssl I'VE =. sSSx
Ar, Ju1s ], iso TWENTY-FIVE
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN

kAILhoAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT M.
Of. and Broadway ~ SA'' "S3al'
AceoMsoDArIoS AND sPEcIlL.-At and IL SAM
iof tExpest 70 Greenwich and stopping st All sstors
beyond and 80 r. NJ through TO New fisyen.
Ats SOP NJ for Norwalk-at ESQ A. NJ and eSoPu
for Port Chester. Wv - -.
The llS0 A. NJ 10 connection with train fo,, y.
Canal road WV NO
Express Trains for NewEiaveu Hartford sUnrxs.la .ss
Boston, and by Connecticut River to osdsasbarsh Moo
treal. 49, ~S'-
The AM stopping at Stamford and Bridsepo sons.,
ing with Houstonic and Nausstuck Railroads at Bndssoo
and Cara Railroad at New Hsyen-and at ssoP M sto,
ping at Stamford, Norvak and Bridgeport oonnecrns v1t
Houstonic and Nausstuck Railroad AZ Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO NETWORK.
ACCOMMODATION AND SPEcIAL-At $50 and aS5A
NJ, and % p. NJ, through from New. Haven
Ats A. NJ: from Norwalk-at $50 A. a. and 3S5 NJ
from Port Chester.
The 9S5 A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield md
Hartford and Canal Railroad at New Haven The 40 NJ
receives Passengers from Hartford Springfield and Northern
Railroad.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE NEwHavEN, on ARRIVAL Of
trains from Boston at LIS and $50 2. NJ, (slopplnsx
Bridgeport Norwalk and Stamford)-esyins Boston Ct A.
NJ. and S45 Pm.
See large bill Of advertisement at the station house sri
principal hotels. GEO. w. WHISTLER JL Supt
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MINIATURE tiHANac......1BH
SrN-Htes.....5 20 Sets. 80 Mooz-Rses... IS
HicH WArEA.--...IHs
Sandy Hook. 3sm Gsv Island 10 Hell Gate. ora
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FLOUH AND MEALr-Thsre 10 very limited demand
but holders have conceded To buyeD and some small os
have psen nksn feI sxRen Canadian &c ace and nomi-
prfr "x9f 70 ns nlt pVusst% Jssss U,sos
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markets. ''CAsrFrLLY REPoRTED FOR TIE TRIEuNE.
.,,r. MONDAY, Aug So
ASHES-The market 1, finn s.I., ~ IL ~. - r.,
for Pearls and e. 1884 81 for Pots " ''" ." " "'
exceedingly dull The sales reported are opl,
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NJEW. Jersey RAILROAD.-NEW-

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct-U 8. MAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Through IN II hous-New.J ensy
Of Courtandt-st ga NJ and 81 p NJ. Libetyst- Lesy.
Philadelphia at ia and A. NJ and 81 7. N from foot
WaInutst Fare reduced 10 ~ for nrst-clss ana ~ !"
second class.
BALTIMORE WARRINGTON and CHARLEsf0N
through tickets cold In the above lines and through bsSo
carried In the A. NJ and 81 p. d. Lines nom NeW.Y0k
with through conductors,
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DITTSTON COAL.-Tho Pennsylvania
III Coal Company 10 prepared to deliver to families Ia
any part Of this city Brooklyn and Wiamsburgh from IL
Canal Boats and several yards. the various ..es Of ~
Pittston Coal which IL superior Anthracite for domestic
ose Apply at the yards Of 14th-st and 9Th
West.st, Morton at the foot Of Goyeneurst, Ess
River; foot of North lost, Wianaburgh; foot Of Gold
ST. Brooklyn, at the office Of the Company,
Broadway and Walst The Coal will DO delivered ct a
per tun Of 1000 lbs from the Canal soats and ct Is r.
sspeeped from the yafds
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

EOR WSBURY, HIGH.
IL LAND DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE, (Lons Branch
PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS
DOCK, (mddetown,l and RED BANK.-The popular
steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt j. p Corlies, will leave
Robinson st. Pier North River, az follows:
Eror Vork shnrv
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NOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

IL DOCK, ocean HOUSE, (Lons Branch) PORT
WASHINGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK,
(hiddletown,) and RED BANK-New and splendid steam.
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. Il assgerty, will leave
the New Hagen Pier Peck-slp, East River, a. foows:
FROM NoW-York From HhreWsbury
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NEw-HAvEN and NEW-LONDON

NJ EW-HAN EN- ana NEW-LN)NUON
IN RAILROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENr.-On
and after Wednesday, Aug ls 1852 Trains will fol.
lows
Leave New-Hsven at 7So A. NJ, Accommodation Train
for New London, stopping at ell staiona i25A NJ Ex.
press Train for Guiltod Connecticut River Lyme and New.
London connecting with the steamboat and railroad hnss
for Stoningop, Providence and Newport. SIS r n, AZ
commodation Train for New London, stopping q ell
tens.
Leave Nsw-LOndon ct 6 80 A. ~, Accommodation rn,a
for New Haven stopping a. all stations 1910 N, K.
press Train for Lyme Connecticut River Guord and New
Haven Passengers leaving Newport Providence and Soon.
inson In the morning. arriving at New London take this
train for NewYork. $50 P M, Accommodation Train sc
New. Haven. stopping at all stations
The IL Is M. Express Train leaves New Haven The
arrival Of the A. NJ. Express Train from New-York
The 655 p. NJ. Accommodation Train leaves New.Hsven q
the arrival of the 50 p M Express Trsn from NewYor
The Trains leaving New. London at 80 A. NJ and 100
A. NJ, connect st New-Hsven with Newly ork Trains st
9.S5 A. NJ. and LIS z. M.
Passengers BY the so p NJ Train from New London can
take the Express Trains at New-Hayen for Hartford srd
Springfield, for New-York the same evening
RICHARD ~ DOWD, supt.
New Haven, August IL, 1852.
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Connecting both Way at Rochester, With the rssuae
Trains on the A bany and Rochester Railroad
Passenger BY this Route leaving Albany o. me I'D II
Express Train, or the 7SO AM Express Train, viii a.
rive at Rochester In time for the Traits leaving for N.r
Falls at $50 M and will reach Niagara fsls ct sH n
Passenger leaving Albany BY the 1880 Express Trains
will arrive Rochester II p M where they can femais
night and proceed TO Niagara ab le1t morning " e~
or935, and reach there ct 9.C7 A. M or l2SP M
Passengers leaving Albany BY the 80 p M Express Tfss.
will arrive Rochester ct 63 the next morning. nave IN
hour for breakfast leave at 80 A. in Express Train too
Niagara rslls and arrive there ct 90 A. ~.
Passen gers leaving Albany In tho =. NJ Express RAE
will arrive A. Rochester ct 84 have 80 minutes for break
fast leave for Niagara Falls at s. A. N, aAd arrive there
ct II pm.
Returning Passenger leaving Niagara PALS By either Of
the Express Trains will reach Rochester In time for the Ex-
pres Trains East and arrive at Albany, New OF Boz
ton several hours sooner than by any other route.
Trains on this Road In direct connection md INTO
the same depot Rochester with the Rochester and Albany
Line The Road psses along the Erie Can w. through @e
most beautiful and highly cultivated portion Of Wesen
NewYork and through the large villages OF Bfoshpon AS
biop Medina and Lockport-
The cars are ell new and unsurpassed. LA
Passengers to Niagara Pss will take the Car % tse nsnt
sinhe Rochester Depot. WAkkLN CoLsoAN sV~
Rochester, July 81, 1881.
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On SUNDAYS the EDWIN LEWIS will run to KEY.
PORT touching at Fort Hamilton leaving the foot Of
Hammond-st ct 81 A. NJ and Robnsons st, lat A. M. Re-
turning leave Key Port at 8 Pm
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The stages for Squam will in connection with boat
Stages to convey passengers 10 all parts Of the country
All persons hid trusting the above boat the sssosnt
Of the owners.
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IVARE REDUCED to BOSTON-Via
TANDEM and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. |, North River,
foot Of Bsterypsce, by steamboat John Poter-Two line
daily; Morning Line leaves at A. n Afternoon Expreo
Line at p NJ, through TO Philadelphia 10 a hours Fare
Let class ears s3 I'd class line BY M only kstun:
2 Pm. Emgrsnt Line by steamboat Transport nom PIG
Ne. |, ct 5PM. Fare 81 so.
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Y EW-YORk and ERIE, and ELNIRI
v and CANANDAIGIrA RAIIpnAna HiNh

l. and CANANDAIGUA RAILROADS. INA
Pier foot Of Duane-.t a. follovs: esss
Day Express-At6 M for Csnandsisna Roehe.,s, an,
NAas FAILS arriving at the above named plsce. The -
evening Mall Trains, leave a3 NJ seppns over s,-ss
Night Expres-Lesyes at P. ~, srvins q, ca..oa.,.
qua at 7fo nsxt morning In tire 70 take the n tr.n e.
Rochester, Buffalo and Nlsgars Falls ~ "t
This the quickest cheapest and most n, ro,
10 Western New-Yorh and Canada West
CHARLES MiNoT. supt N Y andTRR
w g. LATHAM, supt c. and +. n. r
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CTEAMBOAT ARMENIA-For

JPoughk pale, New burfh Cou1zens, C5d Sprine. Co
Sai and Milton HON the loot Of yay every aAsssooa =
IN 4 osOsl, (svc2sys ssssStsS) hvsk Wvsa6 bsse
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TIME NEW STEAMBOAT GOLDEN

Il GATE, Capt Henry Conover, will leave New-YOrk
for SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE,
HIGHLAND DOCK, PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS
and BROWNS DOCK, (Middletown) a. follows:
aavas Rad Rank L,eavas Naw.York
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EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

~ -IrsIns Iesve pef foot Of Dnsne-st ~ ello.,.
EXPRESS Train ats A. NJ for DunsirS cosnsS,,s
nrst-eIass ste amoosts for Cleveland S.nSu.sv = ~ vn
Monroe, and railroads 10 Cincinnati ara Chi. 'es, ot
MAIL Train at A NJ. for all stA,i0n,
W W.y Ts.Is .sP ~ VI. rieruont for osl.vv.
ErcHT EXPRESS TRAIN at6PX ~ n,,ssss"@a
with Express Train for Chicago ~A correcting
LhIeRASr TEAM p NJ via P,srmo,,
CHAs MlSOT. sapsr,pt.nA...
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1872. 1881. 1850. 1919.

From which will be that the in receipts
amounts 20 6NO bales the increase in exports Great
Britain 2 600 bales France other foreign ports
"a 600. Total increase in exports, 452 GEO bslesD
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and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE TO MA
IN CARA TALLs-ROCHEsrER, LOCKPOR5 snl
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD.-On and after Monday.
August 2, 1882 Passenger Trains will run follows
GOING WEST.
LIT Train Express, Leaves Rochester ct e1 u
ID Mail. sS
ID Way Express, ..." t0Hh
RETURNING.
Ist frain-EIprs~ Mail, leaves NisSGs Falls st 10 ~
"a :. Accommodated, - ?Sof:N
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CHOOLEY,S MOrNTAN

~ best routs nom Hew.York n a. ~ Inc
swes ssy By Centrs Rsilrosd ~ New J.ney onises,
miles by stage and good road On and M, LEY -
as N, and IL NJ Fare ~ ~ Throosb IN aA
s ~ . er,h,r niofmsiion .pply Il HoPEs ~,
Hopes Express runs N sonp.srs" w.. ~, ooet
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LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

N. B-This Boat viii positively stop at the Ocean Hooss
And Highland Dock.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-07-14

PoLK's AID JAcKsoN's PRoPHEclEs.-Ata
late ratification meeting in Buffalo. N ".
Mr. Howard, Of Tennessee, made speech ia
which healeclarod, on the authority of Gen.
Armstrong, and J Knox Walker. Esq, that
at che time President Polk signed tie com.
mission Of franklin Pierce, appointing him 4
Brgadier General in the army for the Moxi.
can war, the President turned 10 those aonsle.
men and said, am nor commissioning
a man 'oh0 loih one day Be Prssidsnt.e
A. i also slated. on good authority. lhas
Gen. Jackson. while President. said 10 soma.
tor Hubbard, You hare yostno Con.
gresham from Nslo Hampshire, Frank /.
Iin Pierce. ieho ,gizz. IN a fs,o psors. h fke
l1qn for me Dcmoya~Yn