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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRk......August q
Cleared

steamshipsJsmss Alder Diet Charleston spood, Tile
Coz Black Warrior shuaedt, Mobile Livingston Cochran
Co.
shps-syen, ssbee, San Francisco B. sutton Frank John
son, Lsbrop, Calcutta, w A Sale Jr
Bigs-nacOD, Watkins Savannah, Demil Co.; Daring Dr.
Hayes, London. Losan Collss
Brane Trash, Yarmouth, j. Braine w. H.
Smith, Jones Wilmington, DoIer Potter Emily Jobnson Cole,
Balnere. johnson LOvdep Gal-sO hel.sn Richmond, h
Pefson Hester. Wordsn, NsSHaven, Durham Dmon Mar
Hand, jayne Providence j. H. Ravens Phoeoe Barsr
Chase PbaoepbsJ ". Mckee; Com Kearney Lowell Bston
". Lewis New Yori GoOdsel, Bosto, Dayton Sprague
soopsmaa LOUISA Bennett Fall River Fashion, Bydsnbufs
Brat
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Passengers Arrived.

la aip Southampton. from London AMI POrsnouh-Mr, Dr.
Dudley Mrs EdeJ, MIS- Edy. Brooklyn Mrs. Pofock M
Johnsp lady servant, hfs whtmaf- Mr. Merriam ani lady,
Mss Hssns Mr. Smuh, Mr. Freeman Helms. Mr. Page
family Menoy Of England Mrs. Nssh OF Texas Mr. Prayer add
lacy. and 9T6 the sesrag-.
m MP 1sns from Brnasn-A Hoer lady children and
serab Ei,hoI Mos H. koer ass A. Muller, Mise Lin
Herman imnes C-r B.rblt and IA m tbs
IN ,Lp GuenBprg from Hamburg Miss s. Solomon, b. Wall
b. L. Malbsch. MIS- Mana Yuss c. Carltrn +. Carsben
rtp Jorkte, from Lirepo0Mrs. Abbott Of Charleston;
Chas LOTk EFT. OF England.
ship lnec sm Harrt-J H. Jacobs, and go in the steer
are wo deaths aud birth n the passage.
In Charef A. Son M1tar=as-Captain John
Rouey, Nathaniel ross, VIM Franc-s, !. hing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

The returns Of the Bank Of England for the week
ending Saturday last show falling off In the stock Of
the precious metals TO the extent Of abou. quarter
million sterling, notwitbstar ding the late large arrivals
from Australia. The amount in the vault was, how
ever, stl over tweniyone millions and half
There was not much doing In American Stocks
Bell & Son says:
The market for American Stools has been disturbed this
week. Prices scarcely 10 called lower holders sem
eoussed by the fmness the other side averse
press sales but inquiries checked and operations in
Suspended. Bell Son quote prices follows:
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Foreign Ports.

Deal Aus g. Hermons Howard, London, Tor Sydney
n. ".
Arr Cowes, Auf s. ship Shelter, Gooden Havana
SID i Antwerp Aug T. ship Jerey Day, Bremen, land for
FlushBs, 18th
Auckland n. g., Aprls Glencoe, TewaI Shanghai
sydney
AtBa,badoes 3,t ul, BRIG Atlantic for Po SPAN and York
SCI J. p Wh-dee. for Plymouth. n. c.
Juan Cuba 9Th Lucinda Sears, Sears for New
Yok SOON buss Jos Albion, Clark for do Halcyon, Ed
sid I'm ST. Caihe,es sssuensy inst ship Stephen
Glover. ssnp-on London.
Ar al Quebec 18Th ns Abaoss Kesrney New York
via other ports shIp 0reat . Henderson, New iork.
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from Tie Eastward Nv, l0AN. te'h bfssIrs rom the Worth
Narb
H.'-rh. Aus III las blown ssIs N nigh; nom tho West
vars Sbcb continues.
FroIn Lkyds Lat, Aus ~.
Sruvssend-Au iVih. JAmr- WnEnt. Cfsfk Srw foff
Latcaster-sd IN. Rre-dsltau-. Word~n QI-h~r.
saHts Cruz Ten-f Jsy iTr- hull 81 vs-s@ on her of'ra
ends, both ding nth ssls stsh-j NJ mans
her bArt has hem pes-d ~ AMI
to~-d 70 Tie beach a. Sas joan ie Ram Ia he ts
81 this Issrd alb NJ Oi and bsrrsi@ similar 70 Ca
tsiin sndbrsrdy hse hitherto
preached found to sai
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The largest depression, as compared with las, year.
at The cose of May, 1923 IA. From that sum y
f to Sl9l 535 in the third week June about which
sum II has remained ever since. II will be nodced thst
the stationary condition of decrease for the last
eight weeks, Is occasoned by the increase of the first
column and The decrease Of the secondthe increase
and decrease being just about equsi. The residue OF
the season may wear away the second column and
swell the decrease on merchandise to S20C 900
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Nv Telearunb.

BOSTON Aug as-Ar ships Huron. - John Cummings. Cs.
Brutus 90. VIM n. hs~-- 6-v--, Maryand. 8.si-
uor- Nofth Lyerpspls
Otheno kond"ut Log whr-. Se Tos M,zat.n. Pee
saco Nor"p Alexandra. Aabi. Baltimore. Hsnhs
Cha FdwIn ms.tuk. TanG-fs. David As-r. Mo-.-
Esher .nal snd ,lbsiro-- Philadelphia sch Leos
Wilmington. y c May 9snpsr spy. AMI Susan.
CO bafk Rocket ssh Fr.n-rU schr A Lr,see New fOs.
bark ham Whsh saed hence yesterday o .a-phfa,
soi sshore on 10, els leland the harbOr
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WhaIers.

Sailed from Edsarown 2h ship Constitution Of Nantucket 6r
New Bedford the rwsy bsor- reported
loI Pscihe Uc-sn.
ssied Se~ Bedford 24th, chip Abspl Indsn Ocean
SPOKEN, date by POrrgr ssudad York from
0poo) lat 80 OIL lon "a o. L.oudas, Westport %
JrurDs
Aus TO- let 3d. lon r. schr LOUISA OF Pn,nee;o~u months
out. With go bsls. -. oil al well
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II The party of four hopeiuls arrested Al, ssNa.a
-..n,,,,o IN house In North Fiithst On Sannsy
rs, we've yesterday fired 81 and c's, ~ o. 49," us
,souir, 70 s,ve bail to move from i' i"medi"'ey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

The advices by the Asia show a firm
market for Cotton and better prices for Breads.ufs
The weather had continued wet and the of po
tsto rot were prevalent The injury to the crops ap
peared to be such would create fair demand for
breadsua, without being sufficiently extensive to
any alarm in commercial circles. Consols have fustu
sed considerably under the news from the Cape, the
Fishery disturbances and the state Of the haryess bu
better at the close. The changes had been fol
lows:
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Jersey CITY ITEMS.

1xprovynENrs.-1he City Government
.,,,s,s The adoption Of system BY which all
s-.,,ns, x,ll be unit rmly numbered. IL " prop"ea
- ,..,, 9TH hsh plumber near the water la order W
-, +. change Of numbers when the Tote on tho
uaon River arc reclaimed, and houses built tnereoo
p,,h,,, and York and South Eighth are to Do regu'a
"a and improvsd The system of isxston 10 10 osek
,.rded mi. year In order mee In psd, the exTaTd
nav GID ,pses incurred by the general Improve
eoing on 10 the city.
TEMPERANCE AMONG TIE CoLoRED Pro
pie rrere ~ 60 Increasing temperance movement
nov ploer.s s,pr smoDg the 'cco'ec people u Jersey
Civ Recently tbcy have been ihdustriously ensaR'c
R,ires,;ys IN tempe pledge moog thei coiored
Sahrep and y TN success They feel sensible 81 The
rAvety that has brought upon them and
5si,e To str, its ravsges % Tuesday evening they
held meeting 10 their temperance hsl. II vas
well got ppme-tng Toeir speaker, Stephen Myers, Ui
Albany sdd, esseo them IN interesting msnoer for
rear sn hour aud isf He drew truthful pictures OF
the destiny OF the drunkard. He sso urged them 70
send Their children ache oil Tue efforts OF the movers
In this enterprise are worthy of encouragement
M. +. CHURcH-This commodious and
neat ucture located South sixth.s near Grove
now npo,ed and the Society have Just uanneo
IN parsonage contiguous ~ the cnurcn tn"y pro-
post fence, Dcosing the entire oohhnss ana
othsr~lse scdDg 10 toe OF tne ,Se
,nta,pr,s. bso con Siderable difficulty with reg.'d 10
the raising Of the funds, but tht are now In tar way
to overcome all trouble.
Penny RoBBERr.-A party known by the
cogpomsp Of johnson" hss employed himself rather
bssy different pats of tne city tor the last fortnight
IN sxtortpg yeuries from peoe urdsr false yet psusi
bic prst.ncss On Ddsy lsst he succeeded 10 carry
ing of hsbdfui ut coppers promising soon to return
ano refund the same the day he present.
cd sn order g. frieod of Mr. Rico. who promptly paid
he sinsunt, with which the fellow soped for parts
strange ana distant
FIRE.-Last evening, barn, belonging
20 Mr. Jas H.rrisou OF Bergen, accidentally took fire.
ard was consumed, with tho contents. The loss was
not great
HUpsoN ACADEMY. - This excellently
snsnseed in, tutou located aha trinity Church,
the town OF Hudson, will open the l5d Of September
next.
Yesterday morning, on Cole
It, lad wss knocked down and brataly beaten BY two
yOuDg villains.
DsAp.-The fireman, Henry, who was
S eerou.ig wounded at the Ia accident the Rams.
po Road died yesterday at noon, from the effects OF
his wou ads.
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In regard to the ConsoI market The DAILY Nsa

We have already ses that the position OF the Fishery
question Is by calculated alarm
day we are enabled 70 stale fact which will 20 far ward
asyiDg the anxiety that has exced by the becose
tone Of Of the less accredited Unted States joarns
Mr. Thomas Barring Of the eminent r Of Sins Brothers
% about 70 10 the Unted Sas. by the next
packet and has offered his coed services 20 IL nd Mslmss
ouiy with view TO bringing about sasactoy srrs1se-
meD Of the qreson-an offer which has been s Soted by
her Msjesy's Cabinet IL will be remembered IN VI Lord
Asnbnrtob, another Of the Barvg f.my neestse1 the
uesfy % well Known the "Ashburon Trestyp so.' Ia
view Of the great influence exercised by this hrm In re
S1ted Stsfes arising IN great from the var
ssss 81 mex mercantile and monetary Transactions with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

The market for Bullion remains steady, but with
scarcely as good feeling as previously stated The
Dollars held account of the Mexican Indemnity
net forced to SALE but supply the demand as 1t sppear
and thus sds IN maintaining former quotations. which
otterwiss wsuld be affected by too large an import
Bar Silver still inquired for. Patriot Doub,oons over,
but Spanish scarce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
Receipts of Produce.Aus. o.

BY North Rirs, Boa-256s bbls Flour I22 do Ashes ssl
do WHISKY A. 800 bush. Corn, and IS bales Wool
BS Ere RGsoad- sS7 sides Leather N Dbl. Flour Sol
pael sses Cheese, 4S2 DO Butter and 30 bales Wool
~ HetoH areH Railroads.&c. pkgs Cheese and q pkgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
MAR RED.

On Monday srepins Aus %, by Rev. Dr. Fisher ALERT
TFRHUhE 10 Ms. ELIZABETH ". LAWSON, All Of this City
1. Csubrdssp.rt Mass, Aus - BY Rev John y w Ware,
pIHRY THAykR, F.q TO Mss NARY ELIZABETH daughter of
shnrel Z. heyHood. Eco, all Of that city.
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eaIes bg Aarilon.
NJ mERwIS. A0croo-eI
by BANGS, BROTHER d CO.
~ TIso- sale. Re- 5ms No ~ pass.o~
~ {. KEMP Anctio rer
II AkGE and POSINIXE SALE ~

LsPLENDIo ROSEWOOD and M.ao9,sy
fthNIithb, riSNO-'ORTeS, kc-Oo fou, .nstht
sIcls on al sums over $50 soervyed ndor.si ,ots, :
THIS DAY and TOMORROW, ~ 10 s'clock zach asy
81 the sge Hs, No Az Brosvsy forms, ly Chimes, Mu.
scum between spiios and Pm c. a & KEMP viii
te al sueii n above, large splendid r-u OF
Csbinet FurLtu'e 81 OF the quality and s 4 ~hleh
wiz ee postNeiy sld without reserve and AYE
opportunity hr the trade hotel eo-rs to .u civ
hruselVes with the de-. able description ~ soodS
The furniture has all been made bes .d lnass sas
stalisi nanper. for city rrsd-, and con.ss of
iSgs sno splendid assortment OF richly carved os,woo
ushossny ana blscs walnut paor dlopg rOon r.r, sa3
ehannr Fun itur-, comprising every article u Ell smcs
ehd uty founo II the large sDd fasbonsbs f1rnitura
wSeio ms and s much anger snd mor- varied ssnyt-
city " 'S
No ecors will be admitted this sale bu, such a. ,.
De relied upOn and ~-nsneo United sooas will
be received as Is the intrnit Of the owbr thar d.
whole shall Ne solo without reserve
PIASo-Foh1Es-T.D sucsTim nsevood 81 ard 7-octsus
Piano oftes from city mskrrs al cd reputation aa IL
Of Which Will ne fully wasated the when sod a
prvate ale Thee Pianos particularly worthy Of the
sre ton Of those in want OF good instruments sscton
prices
Arrangements will be msd- to pack sooSs TO- hiopns AZ
reason able charge. Catalogues the morniDs of
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Uainlina, &t.

:
ZINC Warranted pure
~ The NEW-JERsEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No -
Deys prepared supply their Zinc Paints at the ioi'
lowing prices;
No white ground In oil, &c. per pound.
No. 2 White ground IN OIL &c per pound
Mo- White, ground In oil, 7c. per pound
Brown and Black, ground in oil, sc. per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &c per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Afer thorough In Europe and the United States no
been found lis beauty and protective qualities on
than any other paint vor whitenes and b1lansy
unrvaed il is free from ell poisonous properties ~ conon
and dangerous In other pgnens will cover -equA vent
from ~ 10 100 per sosce al lead and nsv
fore much cheaper 20 the customer As "a os'de psn-
will rot yellow when exposed 70 the saipns,y
of coal tires the foul air Of ships Ihsn
Zinc ground yarh producers the porcelain nsh fneu
BLOWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours nym hard and solid metallic coann5 w.
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces are enA
for their fire proof properties They specially sasP
for marine purposes having bsen found 70 rssst tne NJ
g salt de structivs 10 other psn's
srs supplied on liberal terms by .sn.,x
MANNING SQUIER. Agents. No. - peys-
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Drp GOODS.

CILK and FANCY GOODS.
~ MORRIS L. HALLOWELL CO,
Philadelphia,
Have opened In end ready for SALE superb assot
ment Of the newest and desirable Goods their line
10 which they call The Attentions Of buyers rom the Wsr
nd South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

wsshnfon Sails from Southampton, for New Yor. AuUs; Ia
Ansnca. Sail- from Liverpool or Brsion Augusta
Arctic Sail. from Liverpool o' New Work AnsnstS
Euroya Sails erVoo for New YORK. August 81
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Ocean Sfeamers.
LIST or orEAsiKRs
trKA,rEns TO ARRrvE Prom EUROPE

LIST or STEAMERs ron THE MONTH OF AUGUST
Union From ~ York Aug S. For Charleston.
Frank From fcrk..Au D. FOR Havrs, &C.
YsndA. From n forx Aug ~. For Savannah.
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THE PEOPLES RIBBON STORE

Il Rihbona hlks velvets feathers and millinery goods;
nobons adapted for dress and manta trimmings; also for
bonnes neck ribbons wrstets bows for hair sashese Of
hbted In this country. For sae very cheap at Wholesale
or retail q No 50 Bowery corner Of Hest<yst. n T.
LCHTENSTEN
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nufAfvsI aLxisAo...... rfn BAT.
evr-RsA q Seu...-..-. Al hooB-Ses ......l "
Bros vATsa.-..-.fHu SAT
Sandy Hook..5 45m Go. Island. 36n Hell 6ats ion
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Markets. REPORTED BY Toeoroph.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. i5-Sales of FLOUR to day were
15O bbs At 81 50 for Southern WHEAT has besu opera.
ted IN Al sGlec for Southern red and los Qo5c fox red
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
DUBLIC SALE If ONE HALF Of
III BURLINGTON MATINICILNk IsI.ANn

l. bU hLINCION or mATlNlCUNk lsLAND.-ln
pursuance Of act Of the L. ssue Of the State OF Nev.
Jersey and by the suthony Of legal Town Meeting the
stize Of Burlington City will he cold public sale ~
ociock on Monday the sth day Of September 81
somprsns about 5 Tbs valuable properly IL
at-d 10 the Desware River opposite the city OF Burnstoa
N j. ~ miles above thescty Of Philadelphia snd the
great highway between the two comnrrcia ctrs q
the Union, and M nedate oppsite the outlet of the Dele
ware Division OF the Pennsylvania Canals st 8rstol
tn oueh which passes the great bulk OF coal which nppsl
from Phledelphia
The eligible OF this Island the depth Of wssr
and the boldr Of the shores combine to render /. ons a
the most desirable properties which have been offered 20 ~.
ttalists or manufacturers for q long time
The purchaser will be reqnren give sasctory seeurfv
for the performance Of the contract
JAMES w. WALL Mayor
CHAs. n FENNlMORE, President OF Council
THOMAS minor, Prest Manases OF School Funl
Burltngtop, N J., July % 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

that Republic, thero be little dou'f that the
Efforts CT Mr.. Barfrs gill be aiteD>ed with success
II. supc unctment will be reoelve1 with ssti'fsc-
ton proving that the Derby Cs"let are sensible
OF thsi, In provoking quaie uth America
.po Of the ,.ce-si,y OF sdop'ius eoncilisory tone
IN their future c- RuUSors to thi. ehses wee
current IN the an noon and endsc eusthen the fesi
OF The u.rtef toward The close bat there other In
u.t ees IN ofrstop have alresdy n'imsted when
nave contributes very materially the production OF ths
remark abb check poiiced The most important %,
tbe-r III, weather which II regarded with sensfs
u- a. II 4. featd that the hesyy rsins a1d cold VIM
will much carnage u the Whest IL has been nocss
that ,he present period OF the year the course OF tue STOCK
uaL.t almost regulated by the barometer the hAnA
again purchased to day but these ooeraona hsv7
by the sales account OF toe Court
Clanceiy which always noticed u IL osriod OF the
y,s the this account Offering toSsrd me
close the The Censol account to day oTJufh
30 cose the exception OF the payment Of dfereno's
which nxed for tomorrow ltis 70 the position OF the az
CONT that the prevalent depression IL in gr at
trbutsbr the adverse ueneess sve referred 10 hsSe
had the efecf Of entirely breaking up great Dull 80
CONT the consequence Of which IL naturally sn SaV<
ton Of soy depression previously existing
We cut Fl ON The Express the following
Statement, purporting TO correct notice. which THIS
paper in common with others published, OF the July
earnings Of the Michigan Central Road:
The following statement will show the receipts oil the
Michigan C. ntial Road for the month of July:
R,ceipu--ls52 $50 ~
Receipts-le5l ...-.--------.---.-- o~~"' o.
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IllIsIUN COAL.--Thc Penn:yiv v,.. y

Cos. comy.ny prepared e % $s,ss g asH ss
y art 81 this city, Brooklyn and .r,on' Srss Of ~
,ssop Coal Which superior An.ssses g, ssS;
use Apply the ys1d: conner s,. o. a. Govsnsars nl
s;vc, foot Of North l0st, Wilisnneefen, - .orner g
s BrsoIlyn, or q the oes Of he Co%pS s...s = 3
Srosevsy and Walls The Ccsl III - ~ = n ~
SpeoOl epn ttsJwoe
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JOSEPH HEGEMAy, Auctbnesr,
Jewelrp &r.

NOTlCE-TO jewelers., Silvers miths,
v Gold. B-aters Gders. ookbind-rs Silver Pi.te,s,
SC, &c-Thst II. SOLOMON CO. late NJ solomon
Co God and Silve, R.ners nc issayes still contaue
their old business at TIE Refinery No 4, Ann-. In the
basement or up whete they would be ssd TO toad
their customers n usual h SOLOMON CO.
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IDcrehc N~fN'" -
The papers generally have published the ntngs OF
Jply last wear which we're S-15S2 l6 and contras'ed
them with rhe receipts Of this year, thus exhihtunga
decrease but the sctus receipts for the corresponding
periods show gain this year over the last
manifest tina, the mon hlJ receipts only indi
cate the collections msde by the Company, while the
EARNINGS show the actual amount of business transact
ed The Superintendent makes up the account of earn
1ps while the Treasurer furnishes The account OF the
receipts The statements of these two officers of 'be
Michigan Central Road for the month Of July In each OF
N Ia a, fnur vears Ia az folloys:
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alOneg namtrS ann TO Ioars.
$4,000 81. 49, so s9ss 81 % r., r.: 81:
this city or Brooklyn. Apply 20 ANTHONY ). SLS'0
Err, Auc,ioneer, No. 7 BrCsdst
Goal.

VOAL.-The subscriber has IN y 1,asi !:
~ and il constantly dsehsIsns sl inc ss.cn o,eSsN
s ss a, and s so%I Tv..Sss sidney
order, and Tor sale low. "a s,h AZ cor Amoa
s'nS| oo' Down town Office no. 81 Wai&
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The Exports rom this port for II days ending Goth
instant are as soows To Liverpoo-25 704 bis Flour
t5,Ol9 bus. Wheat; 1886 bus. Corn. To London
1883 bbls. Flour. To Gssgow-4,732 bbs. Flour /;
1852 bus. Wheat. To Cork-l3.lzf bus. Wheat
The Cotton movement Ia a fsIlaws.
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Az - Y0UR COAL WHILE it 10

rHFAP-Tne subscribers will furnish th.ir s,pe -
60. tor ,toye. ranges furnaces and crates .. s 49,
rates those VINO sPP' ANDREA5 SON
VII. Nh SO Greenvich.av, and 9Th Az, pear f,'a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-09
MARRIAGES.

In FItchburg, Nov 18th, by Rev j. w. Lewis, Mr..
Andrew c. Richie to Miss Nancy D. Wyman both OF
Westminster; 25 h. by the same. Mr., VIM. d. Thurs
to to Miss Elizabeth j. Billings also, Mr. Barnard Full
Ter to Miss Mary &. Waterworth, all of f.. oath, by
Rev. EInathan Davis. Henry Deland to aura Bisll-
op; goth, by the same, Isaac Harrington, Lunenburg
TO Emily Bell, of f.
In Tempeton, oct 18th Mr. John J. Reivers to Miss
q. J. G Dortoin, both OF Athol
In Gardner, l0tn ult., by Rev. Mr. Slowell Mr. o. P.
Stiles, Of Wilmington, W.. 10 Mrs. e. II. Fish, OF G.
In Winchendon, Nov. 18th, by Rev. A. Marvin, Mr..
Lyman Barden to Miss Abby e. Grout both OF w.
In Newport, 29th ult., Mr.. George A. Simmons Miss
Julia NJ youngest daughter of the late Capt Josiah
Law
In New York, 2 inst Stephen v-n Rensselaer, Pat
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