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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
R,.fdneaENtes. Paint,


FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS DEPoTs AND ALI. OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
~ The public respectfully called to the following
testimonials celebrated BRDGEWATER PAINT h
for the more than add thtner EIGHT
South the Pain, is firmly established NJ
offered to the public the bes. FIRE AND WEATHER fo
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
OF Eso. F. MILLER, OF ATTARAPAS
In Juy apply Bdsewater Mineral Paint to
my nH s @ ae n sSds 5stR
CO. cheerlly add testimony to the numerous ones an ] M NJ
the the 1sn' CT fIE fEsu ANb '
@fis snis has formed solid metallic
sua which hn' PROVED entirely mrsrv''u' JOHN F. MILLER
Nswrpsria, Attalapas, March IS, 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
ang v the sdmsr s s
esy m f. y J Sa' 70 and snH nTf n no
ss " s4sss EE
ni9sHs NsWorissup aie December a,tssd' Z, :ssi " V
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPoIsE.
have uaed the BRIDGEwATER PAINT for which Ms.a G. G.
BoGERT CO. Agents on the dsf OF .nd .e
aud cNDeRs CONSTANTLY falling upon has had NO EFFECT
In stoa, four PERFECT SLATE, and salts
fed eE all ;hs Qualities s.ssIES @ ] to rd 1nTs sR I con-
s aE' s 5SSs
NeworIsasns, December j, 1851. ~
CERTIFICATE or TIE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having he LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted With BRIDGE
oP@Spp Mo @ Giga Ws ne gest md s Pa f
'4i'l0'' NN3 ssnsd, HUGHES, yAl1ETT = THOMAS,
UP. WHITNEY G'e;t'z. | co. -'.A t%-'' @
Agents Loriaana Dry Dock Co.
Neworlsann. February 4, 1857.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
1have used the BRIDeEwATER PAINT the Eve months
@ and ss bs and s. Sn @ sen and 'nv' roofs
end RsoF ae1.s4 id f TIE M E If sFsx
ror to any s Pant invaluable fol Al
doc @ qualities
New Orleans, February g. 1884, lss Camp street.
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
wTR TT s s essre syx & sa sans
VIII alt times give those fire risks preference where the
s Azsa sso Mgaa @ Mss Company
kDM sIo4iI 2gR5S essiSe Agsa eoPsn ons NfIa MsIaa
JOHN pEMBERT6N. Presidsl 6le clans
| IN. LAPEYRE, Preedsnt NewC,sana :.
sAHI , FASH F. AsHf6k NJ. AFt Delaware Jaw Mrtpal
In addition to the above possession
equally respectable parties which maybe app
their oee; which those .. Captain N B. Robin
OF ship Leodes; Cuts: ship Charles Cooper D. C. Nj
Cuuu York and Erie Iairoa Rrevet Lieu
Col TAott NesTork Arsenal; r. s. Smith, Lieutenant
United Saes Military Academy, West Point Oliver
Superintendent Secretary c the Hudson River Ralros
Company etc. e.e. u. C. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street,
Agents Staten Of Lunns, Mississippi Alabama and TsIa
sUB-AGENrs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Nessrs. STARK, DAY, STAuFFER q co.
Nensrs. PRIESTLY L BEN.
Nirssrs. J. WATERMAN d co.
JOHN STROUD q co.
r.. RICHARDS.
L. MACPHERSON, No. % Camp street.
AT MOBILE-JAAES G. WHITAKER.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q ANDERSON.
GALvEST0N--JOSES b UFFEkD.
ROuGE-LENI kELLUM.
q N;tIIJ dtW
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E~SEMENT-2000 bbls. Newark and Rosendale
Y J Cement landing and in store, fer saleby
HIyaS JOHN IIAYMAS6 Il co. 9s Magazine ST.
~ Newark m osrnn Lime Cement and Plaster Co.
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FEy!IE GREAT FIRE IN CHILICOTHE, OHIO.
oNE-TliIRD OF THE TOWN BURNT TO ASHES!
I,.lI-cc,r tIrillH


NPssrs & tho 9TH is Mt
hand reply every Safe he fire E&CEPI IOmS ha. EoS cd
PERFECTLY DESTROY
fpNsmt in the SMALL SALANlANDER BOUGHT FROM YOU,
' Your o,edirnt servant, WM, T. CLEMSON.
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TAN EDICAL NoTICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, whit
ID ADICAL CUREoF CoRNs, without cutting

T. or peur ROSENBERG from Warsaw the capital
Poland has the honor to the ladies and gentlemen and
tie nnttants guuers place. that he undertakes the total
eradication CORNS BUNONS NAILS and hard substance
Toes WITHOUT CUTTING, by of an ELIXIR
of his composition.
operation performed the Of fifteen minutes without The
Occupation
satisfaction carrying the Corn or Root in his hand
Dr. great number OF a,terhg
granted France and other foreign parts distinguished Physi
clans Surgeons months after the cure
give daily from nine TIL
morning, three in the afternoon a No. IFS
Toulouse aud ST. Peter Streets mill y
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E7OR ALEXANDRIA AND NAT ey T.
CIlITOCIESWeekly Packet for Red River LEtk45EaS
The P DAMAU, VIM Fay master, will
TUESDAY, January 49, at o'clock
.vey succeeding Tuesday during the season The p DLMAH
the HkCLA in the Red River trade Fer
freight or pasage apply to SPEAKE d McGREAIlY,
ianl4 If Nc. 8 IehorpitouiRs street.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

DOCTORS A. C. s.. L. HENsLEY, DC Canal
n y street. ianl ly
ENR. j. F. SEGUIN, Office at Thos Raukin's
y Store Camp md PoydrH strtcs Residence ""
iOf t;ra7e OF st Chhrlts street my3
yE7K. L. FRYER s. w. A. WILLIAMS,
f- ReEdene md Office No. 33 FRENCEaEN STREET Third
njstr, S.gClrenrs, La. ie22 Wit
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OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWROhT PORPOISE.

Ihave used the BRIDGEHATER PAINT for which Msssrs C.
CO. Agents the hurricane deck of the Iowson
POPOTsE Tie Paint three months and SPARKS
and CTDERs CONSTANTLY falling upon it has had NO EFFECT
In about four veska it became PERFECT SLATE and nm salts
possesiug tho qualities insure
pROTECiON agan the effects SPARKS und CINDERS
deny recolnend BRIDGEWATE PAINT for the puposeb &c
forth in the AgentH' Circular. - ,.
NewoYeans, December i, 1851.
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MEADISONVILLE HOTEL.-The sub An
;9H scrber having leased the above Hotel open the
o tn a0,h inst Havn, large Ropms lie will be able
iame. inalGr AS " ms in'enoh
keep his table supplied with hy o. the esou he hoFesto
fair share OF patronage lhc terms u board are
Per oo oo
E s,rbd H. iLc Iiotoi Is Rbo TEN PIN ALLEYS
and AR ROOM The Bar be supplied the Liquors.
n,yiu On, ~ J.HARGE AVE MCKAY.
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D,en.

ON Saturday morning. July H. Mira Many ELIzAprra
wife o. Alexander Ma the Esd year Of her age.
Her relatives aud friends respectfully invited T.
att nd her funeral this afternoon o'clo,k from the
fesid,pee Of her moi heru law, Mrs. Ann Mason, 2OS
Sonih Second street, " illiamlburg
On Saturday evening the 18th inst Mr. PErEa Vas
INST. aged 80 yeHrs.
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of hi
the funeral tbis a erDoon O'Clock from his late
residence No 81 West Thirteenth street without further
invitation.
On Sunday morning. the 18th inst. Of consumption
HENRY WAND McCAIL, in HE 23d year.
is fiieud and those Of the family arc respectfully
invited 10 attend hs funeral from hi late residence No
200 Fourth avenue. this afternoon at ocl OK without
further invitation
On Sunday July Is, at bis residence No SO Hester
street JorN D Corn, aged Is yeais nstvc Of stonng
ton. Connecticut.
The rlaiyos and friends II the family requested
attend biz funeral from 50 Hester street this
AZ cock without further invitation lie will b. taken
10 Gre nwood.
On saturday July IT, in the 44th year of his age Jons
MCtCnAJGlTy
The friends and relations Of h family respectfully
t.u 70 attend bic fun, raj this afternoon at clock
MN g ns i.fideuce 90 Franklin street.
oa'nroay July IL. ELizsBErH the beloved wife OF
1h 80 after short but painful illness.
'enot ana relations of the family requested 70
ht'h" Der FUNERAL this afternoon from her late resi-
oencc s"o rear street, at o'clock
LOUIS. daughter q John and Ann Maria Hope
,ta IL hes ~ ne nmy respectfully requested TO
nom from No. 4o4 broadway al 4 Y o'cIock
cn salmdSy, July IL, Mrs, JrItk a ,auva wife of
Mr. George Gallagher aged "a years
Her friends and acquaintance are invited 10 attend
reid, nee IL spring street ~ - ~
On sunday The 18Th inst, WIN MORAN aged "a wears
native OF The county Ty rome, Ireland,
Hb Henus ana relations are respectfully invited to
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CITY TRADE REPoRT.

SATURDAY. July III Y. NJ,
BnrApsrUFFs.-Four in good demand and the
days sales reached II COO bbs.-orGinary Canadian
state: Western and Southern at previous hgures fame
Ohio and Genesee. at ~ 432i ST 6s4 extra Ohio at
81 6s4 SO 121. and extra GeneSce at So So 81 =,
per Dbl Rye flour and corn meal ruled about ths same
some goo buhels Sou thern white wheat realized 81 o.
5000 Canadian do, 81 o3; 10 900 Ohio mxeJ DO IN
part s5e $500 bushels rye 79c and 10000 bushels
erohsntabic. with mixed Western and rouni yellow
corn sec Gle. Gle. &c. and 62c 62 &C. the tenden-
cy Of prices Icing upward.
corrrr.-Bu, 90 bags 81 Domingo changed hands to.
day, at S16c per Id
CoT1oN-1he sales to-day we're about l. coo bales at
finn prices, but without general enquiry.
FR,IGHTs-Rates TO Liverpool We're nr,ner though en-.
gasemens trifng. All fonr offered under Is WI
refused Grain was at Id. I'D, and cotton az ia
There was nothing to notice in for other Euro
pean ports sel chartered to load at st John
Tor Liverpool At Cos There change in rates for
California.
PRouHovs attracted more attention and the days bu
since amounted to4o0 bb prime pork at Sl6y
Sl1. and SlSi4 sis5S; $1,000 lbs dry salted hans
at Slsc 200 bbs picked do at "a 99c 81 do. sugar
cured do u. l0&c 600 bbls prime lard at Ii IL 20
lb and $50 bbls old prime new mess beef at sSB
Sei5 aud SIS SIS respectively.
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Steamship Daniel Webster GRAHAM SsA Juan. Mo, via
Allen Left San Juan July Navy Bay 9th. and Kings
ton 18th.
Steamship Philadelphia MCGOWAN. Key West July l3 at
4P H. and arrived of Sandy Hook at 3P H. ,Sth.
Ship Colombo Harris Liverpool Juno with mdse aud 23
passengers, to m aster
passengers to VIM Dsnnistown june III Erastus Trues-
dell seersge passenger, Of Knderhook Y, died. aged "a
years.
Bark Favoiite (Brem Meyeroke. Bremen IS days. with
mdse and I6S passep gers, to q T BeohteL
Bark Frahcis Watts, DamIisar, New Orleans 20 days
with four, to master
Bark John Curtis (of Brunswick Mel Hogan Havre 40
Bark Elizabeth, Young, Mobile, is days, with mdse 60
Goodwin Brothers.
Bark Risnri, Bangs, Boston, days. in ballast, to
Smith
Brig James Crosby. Pendoten. Trinidad. Cuba. june /.
with ndse. to order.
Brig Creole, Treworgy, Rondout for Boston.
Brig Lexington, Robinson, Rondout, for Cambridge.
Schr Theodore jose Tavares (Portuguesol Rite Lisbon
As days with wine &c, to Thompson Wilkins.
Schr Erastus Brainard, Selden, Portland.
Schr buckingham. LarLscd Portland.
ecAr Van Buren,, Stman, Machas. days.
Schr Iowa. Wheelwrisht, Bangor via Gloucester.
Sohr Dirigo, ober, sullivan, 10 days.
Schr Isabella, Mitchell, Harm gton.
Scbr Mail. Cobb, Rondout. for Provincetown.
schr VIM Ii Mitchell, Mitchell. harrington, days.
Schr Maria Louisa Penfeld, RonGeut, for Norwich.
SIoop Frederick Brown. Gardiner, Providence.
Sloop Genius. Par malice, Portland.
Sloop Emily Pratt, New Bedford. days.
Sailed.
From Quarantine steamship City Of Pittsburg Foster
San Francisco.
Wind during the day, calm. Sunset, and light.
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s&tenA his funsrA, this asenesn ct s'cSok frsm hs
On Sunday, the 18th inst, GEoRoE WAsaKoroN BrAK.
infant sen Of Joseph and Henrietta r. Stanley aged
months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence No. 200 West
Twenty fourth street, this afternoon ct O'Clock.
On Sunday morning. July is, ct her residence, No.
Miward place Thirty first street west of Eighth
nue. ELIZA widow of the late John Scarlet in
the SGD year Of her ago.
Further particulars in to morrow's paper.
On Sunday afternoon July Is. MICHAEL BARRY OF No.
ITO Varick street, after short Illness
His friends and acquaintances requested at attend
his funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock. His remains
will be taken to Wiiamsbu burg for interment
In williamsburg, on Thursday. July 10, Of scarlet fe-
yer. MARY WOODWARD eldest daughter Of Charles and
Hannah Hutchinson. aged years and months.
On Saturday. the 18th inst. CHARLES EDGAR, son of
Charles w. and Margaret X. Germond, sgdd IL days.
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on Wednesday. july u. 10y the Rev. II II Kellogg
Clinton. Mir. JuHN r. SMYIH book Keeper Mt CLARK s
Mills, 20 Aorr, third daughter OF John Dryden Esq
Of Kirkland Oneida county
On "a urday July II by the Rev. s. g. Hepburn
ALEXANDER Ckow TO JANET FyrE bo.h OF Glagog Scot
laId.
basgow papers please copy.
Ga saturday evening. July II by the Rev. 7 Ferris
Capt JAMES ~. NhuDLr IF New York Miss CArf,AayE
fEsNtLN daughter Of the late james Franklin Of Lou
don.
London papers please copy.
On saturday morning July II. Mt the residence o.
Charles Hep'haw. Etq Locust Hall Flushing by the
Rev. j. Smith DR. J. LANsBeCR poDGE to CoH,nLfA Mo
daughter Of the late Charles A. Holt Esq, of QUO
tee Canada East.
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Additional Intelligence from the Pacific

From the paraga il.Iad June 90
NEWS FROM THB sOUrn -fLoKbs PROBABLY IL
GUA1AQUIL
by tho arrival az the saturday of the Bdth
taiganiine Anita Capt Nichols aud on sunday OF tse
New orsDsdiaD fchooDer AuEustn Capt Davia we have
received iont frtbtr int spec ing Flores move
neht' Ihe Anita l. iourt'sr days from Gnayaquu Her
parseng'rt s,a' hat a. he eaytDg he mouth OF The
river Flores with his et uss ascendag orrads cify
and MOI ~ uo"n 71t0t mule immediate giak u0a a.
from patengtr On bostn the Aug slin We learn that
fioret ma W.N' hnnor men. and that he designed
entering the city of Guaynou ON the 27tb instanun.
day last lie states hat Icundotan force win not
amount TO more than Two o. three hundred men capable
OF sustaining any kind OF an attack aud that il was
pretty well conceded that sbouid floree ~ "a, can
pitulsion before firing gun Il would be granted with
out befitatiop.
Fo,s and toot posstssoi u GI0yaqul abo, ~ lsb
20h although have had direct from there
siDc, that dat IL be do not dben he ha failed fuAl
his intention We shai bear direct there by Tho
British steamer Of the Sd a. july.
NEWS FROM CHILE AND rERU.
Prem The auaua star July
The Briihh mail steam hip Lima Captain Williams,
reached hs port the morning ~ tb. Sd inst bring
ing oatee Valparaiso TO the 10Th June, and from
Peru 90 the 21st ult.
Prom chile the .adng II Of ineres. is the Presi-
dents message he Valparaiso Reporter out
Of which We take til. following Items
The late roll zeal changes tbs' have taken rtoe in the
Argentine Rspub TO- have teen pTeancs. Of favorable In
huebce ~ reRsra relstepl stb that country.
Neighbo itF STAGES sorpsttr6 tics des.
red 70 snite clcse, the bnts inter-
treaty between Chile and Peru under confederation,
snd nsy Iot,ty be brought before Congress during the
Political events IN the republic II Ecusdor thus far
jois s'r'ct seutrali'y - the tart 20 Chile.
convention tx peoted entered int, by the Chilean
hiuis ~ bine"n would leave the long clsn
% toe unes sstes resp'otng the sacedoan the Arb
ADDITIONAL aries the treaty 18th Pr.uce could not as
yet b. ARRANGED eobvebt bss been initiated 18th Ures
Britain for the pv~po@e 81 sBcotuAy eat
" recipsppity system" on chipping
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Passengers Sailed.

Livln roof -stsms hp City of Manchester from PhA.
ae.tiALs Msrqgse De 81 gslc Miss Shsv Mss Shaw.
Shaw aud LADY, Mr Shaw. Mrs Shaw, Mr. Kenworthy.
&c ia Roans. Judge Jefferson Smith and lady Beod-
John fitzpatrick lie Cheyaler b Thys, John W D
ing Tucker lady and two children Alexander Ccrme
~, James sneaton. 1tomas Booth, Booth, Tho
Keenan, iii;am Rosa. Duncan Rotertson Mons aesson
ritr lady and child Mice Sullivan Mr. 5seley, Mr. Clarke
Miss Nuehar KS G Cults. Jsme6 Hickey. Anges Will
liam Chrlesnsfn. Jas richardson, James Middleton,
NeesoD. W Bndd, Mr. Petry Vantop Will m Drew. G
Flanders ) In Holland. jules Fournett John Toth
Etward III Mather Fran els Hunt. William Thomas ars
Thomas srd family William Hall and lady, Alexander Far
nun, Pobert Steere.
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Tel. era phrc Reports.

NEw UaLLAE9, July I6 1852.
CCtton-Sal"s GOO bales mi1aling at So &c. Sales OF
the week coo bales stock Is COO bcs Increased re-
ceipts. Cs5 geo bales
Providence July IL. 1852
Cotton-About 500 bales have chao ged hands duing
the week at full prices The market closes firm for
mcr quotations Woo--Thfreis Increasing demand
- all kind; lie suppl continues intel and price
inthe sae foi the week have been ~ 600 los Print
'rg clothspriCes hGye advanced slightly within the
week Nth tendency 20 for her improve ineut. Some
mills have partially etupp for of water aud il tho
Grou ght continues the suspension Of Others follow
stock hand very light. Sales for the week, 27l6O
pieces
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SHIPPING,

1
| FOR LIyIRfooL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
sbip aIL TIA z: Sast james Wsss-rse ,tesmship
iysy on j.. Saturday. S Jul, 2 ~ IL osSst from her
having aa
sp Sy a cSI IGss' sFP, wall
Tho steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the Atlantic. and
FAwN BelTlsa AND sokrH AMERICAN ROYAL
Msn steamshLs-Betwoen New York and Liverpsol
% aha ssstor ana Lyerpcc the Boston shs
SFA a asT ssp,s SiSsSS1 cs:ys
ess s1s 's Led TS SS light " mAH''' head
stn.c: rom York wE$ss July July 3:
Ameiiea.. 3haanon. from Boston :. Wednesday' Aas
from Ne. Tcrl Wsaassy A9
Asia adp, % Ss'i 9ori sssassasyy s SORT
from sss Yer s sSs y
issags from fsC York es Boston to HTorpOol-Frs.
70 berth secured nrtd psid for.
4. expgri'nesd surgeon on board.
al letters and newspapers must pass through sts Post
For freight or Pa'''ps s , e A. n
WAroHEs--By derof sbe British Treasury wat,hos OF
patufactufecs, sl hereafter admitted england ia
squsnes shicb French .ne Kiss rs,obes my be- sh,o
tug'ish custom house.
res IL III, th Thrsu si'i bills q
~ EDUcTIon IN FARES BETWEEN PniLA DxLPHIA
Ia .no Lverpooibe Li srpool ard Ph1adelphiA Stsam
,ae Company shspd atins tbsir a.esaships f'.
rEor pa1spKtPnG
ylty of hs5cheaeer. .sssurcay. suy IL
csy o. o. M Chester .,u arssy SEPT sept
'H'' yacE IirIapoo.. 'S"''r'as o'''
~ q .sts " ednssosy, July :!
5itY II Gisssov .........w sSaesdsy' sset
Si.yoi ssncoesser "Wednesday, Sept
st,s o. ps.a.ss trsm iaadelphia -s.,"or in .rssr
soS including provisions sni ,tevsrdr sses
T5osSs sfesf a I.shaaes p!sg. N.Y.
.u,,os - orso;a w.'rus street Philsdelphis
go from phisdeiphis ana $50 froa I'srpool-founa
I'HI UNITED s1nTEs MAIL STEAMSHIP VASE
taoeisg a, Southampton, land ,hs ais .nd
rer Soes si,oI, ooooi.P Pr,ss tps.:s aee
~ srs, ss,,n iss", saloon .sls
.s experienced Surgeon is .stscbed to the ship. ali I
ERA nust ease through the Post ofce Specie delivered
SoIIE h SAND issx sss sass Street
TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP coxpANY-roR NEW
est orTS Goo sen mi a.. sn ~. ns,
warren ,rcet, N. r. on Tuesday. July a. st ooock r.
Sirrs or rAssAc. TO oRIrAss-rKw AaRAyor
ai'er
steer do. ........................ ~
soecie only freight Havsns Freight taken
Oriespe At DO foot Shppevs Of froirht
requested 90 uety themselves With the eanys bills
tsd,rg which may be had application at The ONCE
Other will be sgnsd NO "a IL of isding ed ate,
he ell hat saied. For freight or PASSAGE apply
NO. ROBERTS III Hest street oornsrof Warren.
CaEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK and OIL .sGow.-
- Die Gissgow sno New ork Steamship Com pau,s nav
ttfmti GLAsoOW g6z tons 400 horse pow.rI ,bart
Gratis msnoer will ssn from Ne. Y, for Gi.ss.w o.
iatu,d,y IAN OF August az " o'clock at Ffrst oss
teaoop stste yooms) 500 do d. tnjishio dol, SIS s.
oond cabin, 500 Stewards fee included Apply W
J. MoSYM MON. SS broadway.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrved-Bsrks British Am aricau, poo Tasnor
vsna brig Helen Ryder, Palermo, May passed Gibral
tar
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RovIaY TAlATIl.-D0oRs oPEn At *; or
~ ta!s rises e eel.ek Monday svs.ag. SsG 10. MA
. ''''''-'' ''' <'''es SoLMo;..
Count H.s'''H soL s:,: lAsTss O. Dawes
RuHroN's, CHAN ,ERs .srR.Er;15soxls. PAR
IL. T.s B.: S.
Be. sos daily from ~ . 4 for the .ss q tickets.
S go D;:.:s: S:.s & s::I's Is...y ~
r. % a. ":
slss.is. q. Rotary Wonder r.ss Juvenile s.sers.-
NJ ArIoNAL THEATRE, CHATHAM sTREER.-D0ORs
Monday s Y 81 & sysss the drama.
Caleb es's MI. 66 csTsISI sSNs Mrs. S0A'l'
JACK Halysrd. Mr.. Jones Isabella. Mrs. Jones
pARNuMs AxEaIcAN MussUM.-ADntssioN, Is
WMss isSapaa toTsasdsr' the Dis:eiyns Views, sad
Js % Ss
aaathe Greeks, al movinga As II alive.
VHRIsrY's OF era HOUSE. xEcHANIcs HALL, NO.
~ H2 sroadwsy above urAod street. Open ever, might
:.s s.rps ., and
this city tr succession Of SIX havs bees rsosivod
Tickets Ssnss Door. open ss oo@ms"as :. sasiosI
Tns q :s:p;ssssy
.
w Howard street-open every evsnius. under the IN
Of Il. WOOD whose concerts and de
nestsr sckno TO be the best offered
to New York audience. Woods Minstrel Hail has s.o On
newly ventilated and ice water
sentre. making the coolest place Of in
city Admission IS cents; children under IL ha
price Door open at concert Commences 1t ocook ~
B-The Wodnesdat and Saturday afternoon
discontinued until further notice
NRANKLIp MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
George Lea Proprissor-Ths sbsvs establishment i
open every afternoon at O'clock and In the evening"
Tor the purpose Of Classic and Orisoa Of
living s.A'uary. By Nile Caaines rroaue Of Model
sty together nth variety Of beautiful perform
For flu psrticuI.rs bills u each day Ad,osionsea1
chairs SIN oeuts boxes 70 cents; gallery. l2k cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-19

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