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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-16

NEW GRAEFENBERG.-HYDROPA AND kline
spathio Establishment The subs :riber fatters him
sen That the success OF his institution is already rmy
end extensively known health insttu
uon In TINS country; and would simply dss-
rous Of knowing by writing will sent them
fSll report and az Of the particulars The instutoi
Address L. HOLLAND. n. D. Now Graefen here N. u.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND CUTiLLoN PARTY,
W on rasy evening, Juy1 II, with Monahang Brassard
Ctuon Band. Iickets % cents. admitting gentleman
ens lady Tie lsrfe trondia and ccmmodious steamer
sANl tLA Capt Gee. Oln6v will leave Grand street.
sst river Tenth street at7sf Montague ferry,
broc<Jp ats Hammond street North river ats Sp-ing
street at Ed ara Iier NO. 2, North river OF r. Tie
po1ror pledge themselves that the strotest order will
re antancd beard and determined that these
He shall " conducted 80 rs to give universal sssaoon
l boat can be chartered for cxerrfi0ns by applying
BkLGGs 4 CO. Asenls B. sonth atrnat
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CLOTHING.

{ VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
niture TO dispose can obtain fair price BY sending
Tor tic subscriber & his residence, or line tlrongh the
post VIII be promptly attended TO. Ladies attended py MIS-
Cohen. H. S. COHEN, o. Elm street.
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EXCURSIONS,


ltokJY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILToN.-YHENEW
~ and splendid steamer NAY QUEEN, Capt c. Nc Soil
leaves ts follows-Teot Of Spring street and OK A. Nj
~ and III T. n; PieFS, X, 5andlo ", ana
each way. n. B.-No half price FOR children.
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lGING SALoON.-ToR SALE TIE GOOD WILL
~ and fixtures OF House in cxceeut locality which
Is doing good business aud be EXTENDED The
dc ;lines for want of time to give il requisite attention
erms favorable Yer particulars apply co A. c. LEWIS,
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A FURNISHED COTTAGE TO RENT, AT FORT HAM
ton H. within minot swAik OF he stoa boz
wharf h me view Of the lower bay Staten Island aud
the any parties wishing residence now
have an opportunity OF Leasing for tao month"; the
obnged 70 Leave OF account OF busino Apply 70
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CL0THING BUSINESS FOR SALE, IN WILLIAMS
~ burgFor sale, the stock, fixtures and good will Of
one Of the bet clothing stores in the above city,
The stock is fresh and and well selected possible
comprising good assortment Of cloths casneres vstings
READY made clothing aud gcntlemens furnishing goods
The above offers ppotunty any wisiagto
safe ard profitable clothing business The anoun cspi
tel required will be inside of three thousand dollars
nrh particulars address, prepaid George Williamsburg
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ITO LIT AT ChIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, A LARGE
and beautiful Cottage The locate is ated well
shaded and within short distance Of the ferry win be
let for very low rent for the remainder Of the season
with tie privilege Of renting for neat Apply to Rev
7. TOWEL, Chestnut Grove. NB.-Wn he furnished ii
d esired.
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ITO let, AT WILLIAMSBURG - A FOUR STORY
brick Store ami Dwelling OF Fourth and South
Tenth first rate location for battery hardware
dry goods fancy store kind treestory brick
Dwelling modern finish aud msrhle mante!s the north
side Of Division avenue Fourth street; deghttul
residence First and third stories basement of one-
half Of the house adjoining the above let at reaonsbe
tsrms to good tenants. APPLY & THOS, DOYLE, No.
Fifth street; to ATWATEK & yANDERHAST, No. AZ
Sol SIEVE
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M0NEY.-MONJT MAY BE OBTAINED, IN SUNS
w to suit applicants, Watches Plate !owelry Dia
mords scgars Horses Carriages cthe pro perty at
the Iaohe General Agency Omce III Grand street corner
q Broadysy over the Pacific Bank The strctest
aence end hcnor may be relied upon. Panofortes Gold
watches, Chains Jewelfy sc, for sale cheap
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ITO RENT-IN PHILADELPHIA, ny A FAMILY
leaving for Europe large and convenient house ready
made through the Philadelphia Post Office f3 (psst
paic) addressed H. D. b. will receive prompt attention
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~ Ladies or having any clothiag furniture, or
jowory dpote OF can obtsn fair cash price, by send
"t n. sutoorLer at bis residence Or through the Post
l.. NJ. uuSsrLDURF.
LIT orr CLOTHES AND FURNITURE WANTED
ladies and gontcm.u obtain good price Tor the
above articles by sending through post Otherwise
THOMPSON, 81 Leonard street near Broadway.
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ITO RENT-A THREE STONY BRICK HOUSE, AT
Fort Hamilton, L. l. within three minutes walk Of tn,
steamboat landing There two gardens flower and
vegetable garden which produces largo quantity Of ruit
plenty Of vegetables 70 supply large family one year
The property Will be let the owner is about leaving
Europe Enquire Of HAWLEY D. CLAP, Hamilton
Rcusp, i /.
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v'o sPoRTsMEN.-oN SALE ONE or THE pEsr
bred setter Sluts imported into this coant.s.
re IS very handsome two years and hsrod, broken
aso sirgle Gun in mahogany case by Joe nsnton; and
dou lie Gun, BY kedfcrn, OF London r e above arc III
tered in consequence Of the bcnr able 10 snare
The time TO shoot. Address Y. T., Herald Office
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DENT S25e-To LET OR FOR SALE. SIX THREE
~ story brick Houses, at Csrmsnve seven miles from
the city Comm with the city hour
day. by railroad steamboat STAGES Inquire r. r.
CARhAN. 1,Ooe Broadway. at his ofhce, Carmanyie
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Two CAPlIAL1STS-FOR SALE. THE EXCLUSIVE
right OF one of the most valuable articles use,
paying large proht aud from which
tune cen be realized In few The article finds sale
In every family and Is much needed by such 1t
only been introduced IN this country about month"; and
hss already an extensive sale The proprietors being
81 ~ osrenJ branch Of business and having the
zane . size The it requires is their only
re on tpr cisposng of 1t. For further particulars
fWly TO CHARLES hopkins. Register Halls of Com.
msrce ~ Pire street n. B.-None need apply without
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RhMk foR SAVINGS IN TUE CITY OF NEW
- SorkAt meeting of the Trustees, held the OH

IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BiNK. NO. 81
II Chambers frect.The Trustees of this Institution
have directed that interest be nad to ell Gpcstor
" cd there to, for tie six months cadiug the sOb
follows On all Sums " $500 AID undcr o. the
per cc,t apnum and all exceeding 500 the
Iatt 90 cent payable and after Monday
18Th int. Interest called VIII DO carried 20 the
creeis Of depositors priacipel
GREGORY BILLION, President.
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ITO LET-THE WELL FINISHED AND CONVENIENT
basement house No. 1so East Twenty third street
Second avenue Gas and Croton water u Baths
water Closets Sc. Rent. Sf75 per Apply
VIM. Ii. JANSEN. So John street.
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FOR SALE.
&v h(M FOR SALE A MANUFACTURING BU-
RA1OUNe sness already established, PsyiuE larso
Fronts, Neh WIN DO sold reasonable terms Address
fActoy ner Ao ofhoe stating inerview
GREAT CHANCE.-FOR SALE, YEARS LEASE
OF ouse snd two stores; also, q shed 40 fees deep
Inc iot 10 - V situated sos Grand street, New York
seeohu pooA rom the ferry fine location for cery
anu sr or An oyster saloon The pre- misses will let
Teaehy ion eoV per year Rent $500 and taxes Price
lea.e ~ apply to WIN DAVIS, 6S Ludlow It,
A GOOD INcOME-SEwING MACHINE FOR SALE
or eachsnGe-will do much six to eight han
10 taior SHIRT makers, and Others DESTROYS Of obuing
an excellent living, this is chance. Men who use
them are making $oto $50 weekly Apply at s0Broadwy
A GREAT CHANCE rs NOW OFFERED TO BUTCH
"A ers ana Others Of New York and Fhiladelpha Tor
Sa-Ore OF the best Butchers Stands and Stalls
ing Country in the centre Of three This
one OF the best In the city for the beef aud
poultry and as stand for the sale of
United states II commands q large custom which
can be transferred to purchaser Applyto
FALCON MATTHEW'S.
Corner of Fulton street and Broadway
ClTY LOTS At PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF
all ut Harlem, the line Of the Eighth avenue
roadA few of those lots for sale at The low price OF
500 to close large sale lately made The lots
the best the island the right grade for building
from rock OF swamp title perfect terms easy Apply early
to MORGAN CO, 22l Pearistreet.
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CITY TRADE REPORT

THURSDAY, August 1876 PM.
AHEs-some $50 bbs. pots and pearls were sold at 81
7oa "a S1A and So 90 a So 56t per 100 lbs
bkfsEWAx.-Americany yellow scarce, and firm, at 81
a 2Ihc cash, per Id.
BRrApsrurIs.-Flou advanced trife the operations
comprising 1880 bbls-sour Canadian So 43a SO so;
superfne do at - 81 06; ordinary TO choice State
mixed TO fancy Western, and common to good Ohio at
~ OoA 20 with common TO good Southern at "a 81
- 50. Rye Hour and corn meal remained scarce and
nrh Inc transactions in wheat reached 40 600 bushels
western at VIC for red 96c for mixed and gs 81 for
white; 1000 Canadian mixed at &c 0oO inferior do
al 10c ana 1000 Upper Lake at 70c those in oats seve
raj parcels Western and Northern, at 43c As and
those In corn rs 900 bushels unmerchantabe with mixed
Western at Csc. &c. and 70c per Notwithstanding
buoyan grain market Rye scarce and held at from
7sc. q Soc.
corroS.The demand continues slack the sales to dav
being 800 bales Prices well maintained for the bet
Ter qualities.
,CofrEr.-About 40 bags Java changed hands at 1oy
s,oe 500 Rio, at So 0Sc; and 1920 do. (by auc.
u9n9 ~ "a a9c-ayerage s 3-5c. per lb
sos,s -cod and mackerel unaltered 200 boxes
tiyev ana NO. herring brought 60 and &c.,, respec-
besn our last 500 boxes bunch rasns have
az bslss ~ ~ rs 81 49, 300layer at So 80 SO BIZ;
Zsnte cnrra almonds at 1874 &c.,; and $50 casks
fnEIcHIs.-Thore eontinr,s 4. 4. -
49,, VI pIeaastuils for Liverpool and rates nt the
49, 49, sBab higher About 20 600 bushels wheat
a. =. "a ~ 9lad IN bulk for part and the remain.
ger AZ % bagged BY the vessel 600 mi. aour ,rar
49, =, o. sna 90 oo'l ~ lid Cotton was lasf
eaAen ~ u.s. VI. per bale A Eeapotao barS - a.
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Died,
Died,
On Wednesday morning, August is, of consumption,


On Wednesday morning August is, Of CONSUMPTION,
her sons In law, John Bohan Henry 0Donnel and John
hugan are invited to attend her funeral this (Friday)
afternoon from her late residence No II Monroe street.
On Wednesday, August Is, SopA ANGELA daughter Of
is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectflv
invited to attend her funeral this Frday) afternoon at
"a O'Clock, from the residence of her parents No 3O6
Madison street.
On Wednesday. August IS, NANCY, daughter of the
late Ebenezer Leggett aged So years
invited to attend her .n' tb Idm Arc
at O'Clock from Grace Church, West Farms
On "wednesday evening, August is, CHARLES Henry,
aged year and months.
The remains will be taken to Hackensack N j.. for
interment this morning. at O'Clock.
On Wednesday, August is, after long and painful
illness Mr. HuCH CUNNINGHAM aged 81 years native Of
the county Donegal and parish OF Kebeggs, Ireland
Ills friends respectfully invited to attend his funeral
rom the house ofPatrick Lynch, South Hampstead L.
this (Friday) morning at IL o'clock The friends and
acquaiDtances Of the late Hugh Cunningham res
pecfuy invited to meet his remains to be inferred at
Calvary Cemetery. at the head Of Grand street, VIII
lamsburg, this afternoon. ut Il o'clock.
On Wednesday, August IS Mrs. Ann, wife Of Patrick
Patton Of consumption in the 2sth year of her age
hs fsn so will take place this rday afternoon at
between Twentieth and Twenty first streets The friends
Of the family respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
Memphis. Tenn papers please copy.
At Brooklyn on Thursday. August 10, Capt Henry
ontn VI D'i huuh III ING ozu year OF ms age
His relatives and friends invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence No 265 Court street.
near Union at AZ o'clock this Friday) afternoon with
out further invitation. 80
On Thursday evening August 10, MARGARET MATILDA,
infant daue liter Of Thomas and Ann Cunningham aged
years. months and Is days.
The friends and relatives OF the family are requested to
attend her funeral this afternoon ut o'clock from
the residence Of her father No. 163 West Fifteenth
street Her remains will be taken to the New York Bay
Cemetery for interment
On Thursday August 10 from the effects Of fall from
the New York State Armory, EMS CoRY
His remains will be taken for interment from his late
residence No lie East Nineteenth street to Morrstown
N. j., on Saturday morning, at So o'clock.
At Baton Rouge, La, the Odd July. Mrs Man
MORGAN relict Of the late General John MORAN
formerly Of Morganza, Washington county Pa, in the
nth year Of her age.
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Theatrical and Musical

BowFnY THEATpr-1his evening Macallister the great
Magician taxes his benefit. when he will introduce all
bis extraordinary eas and being his last appearance
and considering that be is great favore there can be
little doubt but the Bowery will be crammed to overflow
ing.
BRohpwAY THEATRE-Anderson the great Wizard Of
the North who has been giving his wonderful feas Of ne
cronancy 70 crowded houses for the past four weeks will
conclude his engagement this evening" when a pro.
gIamme containing most Of his surprising performances
viii be presented Mr. Eytnge takes his benef. on Sa
tuTday evening.
NIBLo's GAEpEH-The entertainments at this prosper.
Gus establishment will with the one act come
beers OF the drmatc company will appear The conclu
org ure VIII be grand advertisement by the French
and Spanish dancers.
NATIONAL THEATRE The amusements given every
ming at this establishment give universal satisfaction
Coudcck actor Of great dramatic celebrity has been
performing round of his fayorite characters This
evening the entertainments consist of All that Glters
Mr. Couldock and Sir William Don will be the bright
particular stars.
Castle GARpENThe attractive feature Of this beauti
fu retreat is the vocazation of the French Ope
IA Company. Mad Fleury Jolly to q great IA
vore and every night recei we'd with enthusiasm She
appears this evening in the opera of Ne ToucheZ mas
Ia Refine which has been very much admired by the
musical diletGnR.
AMERICAN MrsEuM-white's serenaders continue as
popular as ever at this establishment They announ
very attractive programme for this afternoon aud
evening
CHRIsTy's OrEnA HOUSE, hrsty's Minstrels have
provided good selection Of Ethiopian amusements for
this evening
WooD's MrSsTRELs This popular company will re.
pat their new song Of Poor Uncle Tom" this evening
Their hall is crowded nightly.
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PnssanUars Sailed,

MISUNDERSTANDING Niagara from Boston-Msssrs w
Phillips Of Boston; Thos Chawi Salem Geo Prentiss
son. Jacob Burnell, A Pene. New York; REV Jne
Turnbul and wife: New Brunswck John Black and wife
Montreal: Oliver, Liverpso Edw Connsn Dubip; J
Barrett, Bland wife and ser vant chss Acyne Hon
Mr. Pete, Sir Pym, John Heughtnn. England; Jaeger
Germany; CA Kesler, France Jardin, Madeira Rame
~ Sierra Nevads-Benry Markus
ChsIes lady Wiiisn Raiser and friend Thomas
SWhite Samuel Hustled Henry Bsnedct, wm ST ssne.
dict, John Myer Schrarty Mycr Falter and David
solomon benjamin Cohn Henry Mohse Isaac Beper and
Layag, Morris Gemneck Joseph Cohon Lewis Fork. Lews
Levy, LosBy, W Voilum, Harvey Vollum. Mrs g
Hopkins Mrs Chas Fenwick and servant Iran Boris
John Crofton, Alfred Krant and lady Fanngton Price,
VIM w Cross, Jacob Morris and servant Julius Morris,
Morris Pollock bernhard Gustsyus Scott Lewis Gsltz
Charles When, Harris Markus, Roston, sam Wash.
saS ,
Frsnhn, C6as Riley Albert jacobs, Horace Riley, D
Jacob Moer. Jehn Book, W keenan,. John X. Dinsmore
John Wilson. lie wit Levitt, John Mortimore Lewis Ultt
schul. Kennedy Cooncher James McPleson. J,w
Adams Benz Moose II Moose, Gage Joseph M.gel-
pet, Ashinglew, retstecer, Howald. II Mscaire.
Geo Barnstead Charles L Key. Lewis schaaer, L vos-
ter Jos Gaioester. erosyeeir Henry Grosysisn and
friend Reuben Resnalt. Greaend Lawrence Fox Hugh
lady, Dora Fin gin lane, Herman Kohler Julius Kohl WIN
Knapp. Geo W Bart Henry Beers Geo Hyatt
EqSspPt Henry MusssSe Geo Ger MSnsss%ssy
Mrs F G Hirgin, Mrs VIM Rosap. Miss Il Rogan. James
Whigley; Whipley and LADY, Jos Robserssn Jos
Haynes and friend Randall
VIM Mason, Dudley Hale
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NsRroLK, &C. Steamship RoAnoke-H Edmonds, ID Ed
monds W illiamB w w Metoalfe, p Osborne. II q
Cannon, ii Taylor and son, Lockw God ButterhoId
pr r Robinson G CUNNINGHAM. J Echles II Dow,
Ritch'e, Hale Williams, lady and daugh
ter. w Psrisen. Heineken c stsnnard aud son.
Lyon. J Woodosck. o weisieer and lady Atwood,
Kellogg Jr lazy and child. smith and iaty Miss
Crane end lady Ethcredge and lady Mrs Logan and
child Mrs Brode three children and Miss Lively
Ert Torney, Mics McLaine, Mrs JOY Miss Hsine.
Miss Gleason Roscoe and lady. Capt Doughty USN,
CIngrsbsm Eis Foreman Miss 8 Fieber w kiddck and
lady. j Moore. M Williams VIM MoRea, j Smith, w
N Hamilton wesiek schu,trump. Ayres. Q A s.eia.
Ssbboyne. a Hipes w Douglas, II w Fisher, # o
Smith, Mason. and 20 in the steersge.
HAvRE-Sbip New York-Jane Hamer M Hamer. Nsw
York; Mrs West Miss West Anna Rg:hton, Noreans;
w Weith M Deith Mr. Ufszin, Joachim, France
SAGuA La GRANDE-Bark Edwin Johnson w Thomp-
SON. w Bulfoja, w Watson, n Weston M Gutart.
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ssis Dssisi Frances s. ysrs. d Do.iass. Cor Bss-
Brig Hdns. Mysss. HssAsa AUG g. With vusar aud pas
sengcrs. 60 Truiiuo q Brirsras.
S1 NV, m'Is Fuller yshnssn wninsto. Nc With a.
land: oisd o. Inflammation ofthe liver.
Brig nssatlan, Dick. Allen ran riA. z days.
Schr Reform Evans Eeuthers IL days. with pne apples
iBr,. fom fhusdsiphi. for Nassau. p 'p'.'
Massey Amber Aug is lat 81 Is IN the vest sdss Of
s pHs s s 9a
and flying bboom; would put into Wilmington. NC, ff
sohr Townsend (of Hampstead Harbor). Hutchinson
Schr Clinton. Rogers Galveston days with cotton and
sugar to M'Cready & Co.
Sehr O A Crook Lsmson, Doboy Island, s days, with
schr Conner. Pattersos Elizabeth City NC. II days.
Schr Howard Lowell Boston, days.
Sehr Avenger Haskell, Rockland, days:
6chr Richmond. LovelAnd Richmond, days.
Schr Gen Tayor, JONES' Chatham. days.
Scbr Stephen Waterman Niokerson, Hsrwich, 2days.
Schr Two Brothers Doane. Harwfch, 2 days.
Schr Chas Colgate. Seaman, baltimore, days.
sohr VIM Foster; Mount Virginia 3days.
Schr williamsburg Dey, Virginia, days.
Sohr Hunter, Parker, Virginia. days.
Sehr Abdel Ksder Osborne, Virgins, DAYS
schr DAnvard. Sooy, Virginia. 3days.
Schr Elizabeth. OTIS Boston for Albany.
Scbr Isaac Ahorn, Sylvester, RooklAnd,b days.
Sohr Pam pero Kendricf, Georgetown, DC.
Below.
scnEers bark Churchill from Pensaooa; brig Yank %.
from Cardenas.
Steamship Sierra Nevada, Wilson, Aspinwa; ark Jacob
Marks; schr Relief Gates, Florida.
Wind at sunset calm.
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Telegrapllic Reports.

New ORLEANS, August is. 1852.
The sales Of cotton Tuesday 200 bales and to-
day they have been 800 Mddlng is quoted ut 9c and
fair at 12hc. The Canada's news has had effect on
the market Tobacco and have both advanced
quarter of cent per h. Whiskey has largely advanced
and is now at 2lc. Bacon sides are firm at &c., and
shoulders at SIC.
CHARLESTON, August 18-Noon.
very small business is doing in cotton but prices
firm two lots of ten and thirteen bales only sold
this morning. at 9Ac a 10Lc. Buyers condne them
selves to actual wants, and only for completing mme
date engagements,
CHARLESTON, August 10, 1852.
The sales of cotton to- day 1876 bales and for the
week they foot up 1165 bales at prices ranging from
12c, the market closing firm and tendency upward
MiddDg Upland is quoted ut IL Ike. The receipts
Of the week have been bales and the stock hand
is 1850 The receipts at all the Southern ports have been
6s605 bales ahead Of last year. and the total stock
hand amounts to 1000 bales
ALBANY, August 10 1852.
During the past twenty four hours the receipts have
been-of -four 30 bbs 10 925 bushs wool 40 862
bs Sales made Of $4,000 bushels Of corn (part to
arrive) at Csc. for Western mixed and round yellow
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
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essAnsr Daniel Webster REPORTS slip wndssr Oass q
Bosta tor stock last che bsx with ell SAILS
set; wind right OF.
HoRFOLk. Aug Is-Cid brig Cslsndsr, Parker. Bar.
s Biven. Msssich. New York; zimnsemAa. Evans
from North Carolina bound TO New York put aceouns
put in account Of head WINDS; Paragon. Baker, Far
mouth.
Scbr Julia Mater Ncksrson Boston for this port.
vss 1t Old Point landing guns, yesterday
PHILADELPHIA, Aug l6-Arr steamer Peuobsoot Whit
aker York. barhs George Paris York asvanai Corde-
La Johs oispfuegos l6 days. Kingson Foulkes Dems.
rara July 2s 1rgs Capt Tom, smslley Cisnfuegos July
81 Croton bye Port au Prince II days; Agaes. tBr)
Csry Matthew IastP r.; sohr gsyyar ncDougs Ch.r
ware seymour NYork; sobrs Jos Lybrand, Bell Norwish
Buena Vista Racket NHaven; Gen Taylor, S~aim. New
Urccbt; Anna Somers Somers, Provioenoe; VIM d.
win sippie westport Eclipse, Jones Staten Island.
SAVANNAH Aug l6-arr brigs John Marshall, Collins
Bath incl; John X Dow, Coombs. NYork.
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~ the persons ordered be under vigilance Of the police
resident in the warl under my charge. this date.

Iney are then submitted to commission Witch "a
charged with their examination The owner /. ca,oa -
Afterwards, and In the meantime he runs the r,s :,
being made TO answer for the contents Of any paper
which the police may have introduced
In the hands Of this inqustoral jury the most ,uror
tant and sacred secrets Of families exposed 10 nnh
Light Neither sex circumstances nor affection Of mind
are respected and houses have been searched as also the
dresses q the lady inmates at the very moment that
preparations making for the funeral member Of
The family Persons carried TO prison on no other
cnse Than the possession Of an Insignificant paper
M Following are the names Of the persons who have
eoen Imprisoned as far as could learn them viz -
Lus cristo, A d. Luna.
~ Nss,ho A. Quintere and his son,
SSaan'.ura u A. Quintere,
q. Rodriguez Four isdias Ts,d..
n a. Gas l-c. ras.-.