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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14

ASHES-The market is quiet but firm fof both kinds
Sales OF % bbs st s. '5GSi 81 fox Pots! and s. 49, 5o
COTTON 500 hales were sold to ssy a, foil mica,
FLOUR AND MEAL-our market is better for the low
grades Oi State and ONO Flour these being in reest for
the trade ard tie Esat There only limited business do
Ing sf export, but at the close notice inquiry e
peciay Sour. No. Superfns is not very plenty or ala
bic The supply Of Upper Lake brands quite large ana
these dull OF sale The better grades Geneiee and
Ohio are in fair request 81 slightly improved orc, Cana
oisn rather better there but hide here ,nd we notice
more inquiry or fresh ground Sales OF 400 obls good flesh
ground e. = IN bond The sales OF Domestic bb
AZ ~ - IS SO tor Sour; - 81 IS II Tor No Super
fine : 75dS 81 for Wisconsin S. 81 81 L. for COM
mon to geod Ohio; - mass ~ for mixed fancy hh
gan and Indiana s. i3 aSi 50 for fancy Ohio 81 l5a
81 % for sncS Genesse s. tOdS5 foT extra Ohio ara
- td$o 81 Tor extra Genesee. Southern Is rather lower
and prices OF mixed brands aye irregular and the market
onl new more plenty and Is dull Sales Of 100 bs 81
81 25dS ~ ioI mixed 70 good straight brands old 81 81
4Si 81. ior new Baltimore, Alexandria &c, & ana -
- o. 0i fancy rye Flour is scare and rather higher
sales sn all al - 4i0 s. 90 Corn Meal is scarce but there
Is plenty Of good Ohio to be had $ ara jersey al
WHIshY-The market Is active and prices pretty steady
SAFES OF 200 6ois al &c. Tor ONO, and - Prs1n and
obis not very goec AID 10 hhds. Drudge &C. tine and
TALLow-A fair demand at better prices fox prime
Sseso :S'U 70 az 0, ana New Orleans a. e. AsA
OhAlN-hooefsO t Wheat rather hrner for prl ne
samples but the demand is not active TIE Dsrio nina,
are held higher particularly ppe Lake-this Is held hther
isr Tor prime Western and unsound Csnsd an TIE ais
7scV bushels sT u pume " hite Mic gan AZ Is ~ a.
.VVV iHI ppeT Lake al b50tbc 7to1 buses unsolps
Red southern AZ 8c - bushels DAMAGED CAnsd an A.
2 8Sc 5000 bushels Prime CO. private terms ata SO
bushels fair White 81 &c. Rye MD rster higher and
IN better demand sales OF 1880 bushels 81 &c Oats are
abundant and prices easier; sales VI Western sa5
Csnso an 81 a Qic ard safe at Asa 45c and ne from
jersey at Fa4ic Com decidedly better sad Is scarce
ard IN demand Tor the Eas. and fsr export sd there ~
GOO local inquiry sses of 1900 bushsis 10 tSat7c for
nusound 6odDc. or Western Mixed ana 65s for odna-y
Round Yellow, closing buoyaut a. our extreme Il -uT.S
There IS no White ofenny.
fkoN lONs-There Is rather doing in Pork bit
~ su easier prices for mess; principal hcders TO-
.useo 70 make any CONGO the receipts are nothing
TIC ssss are 80 bss at S9 q 50 ess and u for
l ne and - Tor clear. Bee offered more frsely and
P1ees az easier sales OF 80 bbls at sl45D0Sig r me-,
sna on iof cid aad prime the latter quite nor
ps1. Dr. Is%s are IA demand sales Of IiS bbs I'D
"e'n ~ ~ ies 40 ibs weighed out Cut Meat. are
scarce sales on 20 9e' and tea 10y aioic for Han, "a
&C. t< sbouicen LAID Is very quia, the densna . 81,
W we Deue Hsosj ssss u ibis spd tes 81 ID gAas
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Spolfpn. N-c.

y g. lat i on 81, B brig Masonic, Glasgow for
Boston.
Auf No. lat 4! % on g. q. bark Mmosa Smyrna
July y, LAT. 10 Il. Ion. " Plymouth In
York Tor CrIta Necchia. Italy
Aug 10, lat ~, H. bark Wayr Boston or
Cape Good Hope.
July lat so TO- lon. II 20 .tp Shannon, NewYork Tor
Liverpool
Jy % lat, a 80, lon 10 Dr. bns Gazsle I'm. Oporo Tor New
ioundard.
Avs . lat 81 &c. Ion. II 30 brs Nancy Plaed, Nevbuy
port tor Baltimore. out Is.
July 81 lat - go ship John Stuart, Ferris m
York tor Liverpool
Aus s. lat ~ 70 lon Il =. ship Forest Queen Cooper, fn New
York Quebec.
July 20 lat 81 To- on 10 W, ship Revenue, I'm. New York
Australia, II days out
July lat a So lon. bark Mary Dale, fn Dor
d>auN for Philadelphia.
u, lat 81 s. lon II E., ship ST. Petesbus VI Leian m
Calcutta for Boston.
July lat 49, lon 81 l5 passed bark Hero
lork West Indies.
Aus lat, 20, lon. Il 10, bark Mayaower I'm New Haven
BuenOs
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ALEXANDRIA Aug liar. selr conne,tc.t faircill New
Ian, DIX. Boston
BOSTON, Aas Il!-ship. CAPITOL Masouu Manila; Ashland
IAnson, Leshon. Warren, Haskell Mar-ee' Eliza, b. Dur
ker Adros'as Eeuthsa. OBJ Smith, GLASGOW VI. Qnaran
Mayo, Cape Town, G II Helen Mara, Christopher smith Jr
TO- brs- Charlotte b. Pccar5 Pc1a: Nay tBrJ Marsha
Hahat; WA BODILY pr CeaL gd.or Porto RICO Brtt
,ehr Juh.ite Baker Richmond Va Lucreta, Day B1nor-
fr.ou snre,.cr' &c. marh Lambert. P5asfp.spe Va
Marietta Basrr New York Cabot Ncker.on TO- saled-Bt,
rne May oynina Abna; ". 81. G Gilmore Er,c Com
1auiIe. HI suppc.ed for CALAIS Road.
barb >oo,e Slip seth spr-sue taed and ho Nantasast
Boston; tBr) standard te"gan, Trinidad b. sylph Smith,
Anis.a; s.r. Naa Watts Caars.oa Sarah Elizabeth Pier.
,l"r Rus, fb6eSsa ST. r@r.sars .chr o' Fly a.
Ber.ns, Bg'E. Clafe'ion Ahce, weAs, New York
BANGOR, Aug lI-Ch. sohr Emblem, Chandler Baltimore.
E ia, Az Ar chr Lamar@ EasG az, NV ior'
degha In the Bay, sch j. sung Dole from Philadelphia
6LOI cEsTER. An, lI-Arr brig Horand-r Poasani Caiz
HARTFORD Az Arr s.op E'GlJ, Pratt, New York. SD
'c & % !; sIo Eq 81 Pa,s-r Phl.a.9La
soRw char. AoE 81 .tr Rubcon, TIlsn Camden land
NIwARk- CID Aus H. .ohr In T. ant tBe) Dunbar. VIM
NEWARK Aug AR chr Peter and Henry Mcdonald
NORFOLK. Aus ii-An schr,' H. 81 snti' J.rka.. New
hASlIeAL AIS. u-AH. Zip Peruvian, folssr Talcahu
NtwroRr w. ll-irr bdr. Eroch Bennett, Morton. PROV,
deuce Tor Boston: Jo-~ph holy. last Greeuo for Rkland
s.r Parrot Hal. Philadelphia Dauy'e Amanda, SANFORD
Bsr.or. II rrd-r,on Iced Phai-iph Tor Ro1sury
Com fgcter fo' no. for Bosom ) straon, Bates Philadelphia
NV LONDON, Aug II-tr. -cir Henry 3. Gibson Baker,
krwHtNEN, Az l2-Ar .chr Al-,and.r. Badsir Pb.id.
PHILADELPHIA va lar sAiDA NJ. Lawrence, Bs.n,,
nsrNetrou Boston Ellen Bars DBL P-9. deacej LAZY s4i
FiYMoriI AS Am .,hr Fountain Rhoale e. N-w York
So sh. ,ctr. ;. W Waterman, , - .on, New iork
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Arrived.

rs oop Of war Decatur, wm. Green, commander on New
ship Adrac to Bath Snow Liverpool d.. with mdse. and
slip laidala saah, An,1erp and Flushing June Is, with
nose 70 Ralph Po. and passenger. VIM Rschml-r,
July - tue B.rks 'sy ID ios Gene contact with 'ns
slightly d4masrs the schooner about the wished 20 be
ported 600 s Aug Exchanged signals with ship Nathan =
Paci eshp America. Lawrence Lsrpool June H. with mise
ard $40 passengers 10 D. A. hns. and Co.
Bark ESeeslor of New h"tnJ whileey, Ponce p H. l.
Bark M4Iuuom Colns NeS orleans, - d., with mie 20
EaRe Hazard Aug ' 81 u, oa q 80, passed b. bik
san ss,nos Cof New Ha,en) Bovn. Ponce P r., u d',
b. I.,o-a stewart, McE-nny, Liverpool IS d., with 30
Ban D',,e.s o. Bc,tor Lane, Palermo May %. Passed
G.Dra Juue = passed Island Mary. July with 5nm
.,rsrs-3 s,,, v b.2s IA ~, Psro or Boston june
Cape DE- Gait g. and % miles d.'aa paed Al Am ship,
passed larE Of Bremen 3D. f. Aas ,, h - o. lon
71,eyoharsed snna Sei brg b. W, With pa--eus-rs
Bark John 6. Cooley Smith. Naeies o. g., aud Gibraltar %
g.. with i.ts. ~ rs1ca a. Come 4 c..
S ~ a S s i fSs, I tc To- %a. a T -.
ers wa.hinston 70, N.~-ioIk, wa. realty 70 sal
bHE GgyAeo: lPoTtes Louisa Is Is n Palermo, with mis~
BIZ J-sso Baler Maanzas ds With sugar to Ns,mih
Ben bns Leona G-.r Ban. Tnaiid i- cuba, Il d., With
Ilt3 bXs. ~ hlts. =. snI Io ohl'. 90 order
ss A,s,o ,e Ao[ob Va ra'h Mays'.-z, !! g. vii. i'
liasa rs 4oioro, Marcia Palermo - i NIL ii TO IL l.
Bs Nou.erae johnson Po-,o Cabso va Gonse, IL days,
with bbis. "a and j. egwood 20 :. W. L-N..
BIS John AIri, Of ftstpH, Ne Ballard Ira dsd ie Cuba
July 3 vith sug1r and cas~-s 90 W 8 Bailey.
S,hr Plymouth Rock, Sherwood, Boston d. mi.- % Dayton
\ SpuEue.
sehr Heroine. Reyuoli. R1ndouf for Nv London.
sChr Gertrude Horton. Har-rg, IockLaul ds, line.
Sohr uTdre, Perled, Portland, Com, sluc.
Sclr. Lawrence. Jotnson. Portland, t1n'., stone.
schr Victor Crowel Boston. ls. ir1--. 90 Atl.n.
Poueg chr Cone - Mare, DE Cors, Lisbon. 3 dys
marble. OIL a., 20 OrrreH Nrtlru X CO.
Soop Henry Co.-, Portland, Conn, stone.
Yacht lrele. Few, 90 tuAs,) HaHAias, Port Jefferson
sALED-sb9s r. b Forbes. Doaae. san Frlaa-ro; Msrgs.
neryu-n, AcsF o barA Mary Menu Pfo'i-aa'. Gasf's.
BELOW shl AMI brg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14

The engineers are making surveys OF the
Mohawk Valley Railroad. 1t 10 said to be the intention
to run new track from Amsterdam TO Fergusons, ,
miles east of Utica the south side of the river and
connecting at those points with the Utica and Schnec,a
dy road.
The Buffalo, Corning and New York
Railroad 10 now completed from Corning to Wayand
Depot, six miles from Dansyille and commenced
making regular trips on Monday last Two trains are
daily over the road connecting with trains the
Newiork and Erie Road at Corning. Thls brings
Dsnsville within fifteen hours Of New York
The earnings Of the Rutland and Bur
ipgton Railroad for July will probably not be far from
$45CO0 and In August the indications are ths $1,000
will be realized.
The Philadelphia Ledger condcnses the
statement below from the annual report OF the Mag
neilc Telegraph Company, extending from Washington
10 Newlork. The business ls steadily on the Increase
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from ourcorresponi-ntl


PHILADELPHIA. Aus l3-frrlrsa- Bark Pauphya Slelt
AIrosan OAK, Ryder Boston; brgs PlrsEou nai-, DO
Acorn, Cools DO A Dunbar, Flul, Flrlarrn d. X AIKEN
Batrf Boston srs New RePrhi Bazr Puerto Ca1eo Eva
Gsivooa, NrVgort Casl Blii, Su,h, Harlem James Wal
Foster Fall River: May h-f-H1u. Snri1g Albany. Wood
vel PATTI e.. Ea-igOi NOBLE. resli, Pfofsn-e Atskapts
Wat Plymouth Nancy B.-op ke!7. -h'ou GR--9e., r.
lynn; Eotogry hc.erson Boston r. NJ May sg~oc-r Gen
Ze-ogs. b. Gaucs, Baft EcL9. PAtt-n New
Nork; Fanny. Vance Nes Or'esa-.
C-are4Sesrr-hiis - ot Gi-toE. WI. Lrepo1 keane
t-c Cara. N-sio- brs Cera.1r. B. CRY shedle y T.
"a Erd, Corr P.rl.rf Coon Boston. T. Duu1ar
ur io fark- pass, Co.,; rs Charm Berry io Oti
lrl No--rOCt. Iyla, ter- Dcku-1u gsus VI. Haud.
Weymouth; Th. F-nlrr hckef-ou. Salem Cat srn-. Collins
Bocr james v D. ace Poster Boston; Carssa Bod. Smith
Hsr1 DR.. s.-r, Fal RIVER, AitaAa2a.. Wa. Puout
Noaie. l,sud. Bo'tar frn Bi-u~ nn y" Haven Z
-Ley, Ne. Am Gardner. Mos Wlr-Al; Ruse1d,
Net' AeNiors so-es Eopn Hal Providence b. Garsooj
N g.ft. Ar.taifia. Sea-. Boa.
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WhalerH.

July ~ lat ~. ION. 40 W. whaIrg bark .e.nLs
rs F. showing American coors, and painted ba.
re- sreats.
spo.en-Juy H. a IS =. Ion. q = W, shp Planter Of Nan
tuckei. with 80 hbls. -. ol.
July ~ lat So 81 Ion - A. BARI Coro. Of orleans u
ported spoksn few days before, brs Eshco Province
July 81 lat o. ION. 81 IS, bark Lagrange, Of Mstapo with
20 bhN
Arr bet ioh ship Peruvian Foser Taahuano May H.
wish so b0 OIL spoke Of MassAuero March n, Virginia.
Seabury, NIB. lO2 days out, clean.
Sailed Yi ship COnstilton W nslow, Eigar;own,
comI.'e ft'irg Tor Pacifc ocean.
Sailed IRON sew Bedford 18th INST bark cltalpa 1r Paclc
Ocean.
A. Hobar ToNn Feb Delta, Weeks, G-senpor, oil, any
stated.
spot"n-uy a. y H. lon = IS, bark Montgomery Of and
NewB-diort Faya supposed clean 10Th hf - o. loa
BE-, bark Ezab~h sad from Naapos-ti, cruise, OIL not
reported.
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ID, utd if-6 o. rsssv suit-- psf..f g.s ~ le7y
I.Ii tyk ne aarns envy go ~ q
vessel and s'f J. "
other fucs her. and .I sasf t''i 8
the ard f.- rgalg then 70 way %
md ~ - fhs tea 0ad oH aud oIut t' 80 ~
gong down lorNat. at pm ths vessel dnvn orNad vh
her tov.prt IN the and lr~d ~ rails A. ~ n
she 'esd down at m her rails tie water t~ anh
and nothing bot the tor Of tie hous, so Run
her when fell with her Capt kerney hat ny 1id
shbe 10 eat or dun, for ~ hours. and the breaking al over
them Capt knney and crew saved ohns . Mt they so'i
CAPT states that shg 81 Tor - Jay broa - (
hfn on anf DO Dold her As plan, az D" i-n
lai hs color ~ distress, B. % and 'e hu, IT, So
bfF, months md ha old q TINS ant be nf"
20 James Ton psou o s. hn. = y On The h Aug@t "a NJ
hay the buf Stella died from received On
tie
The Ea'fpoi S,Hfsc' nss re dsrs.,- o. Non
hogan phc si-rstri io~ed pii.- TIE
Friendship. FrnuttorI Hardy which sailed East.
o Boston si-n Nth hemlocs barb
CIV shp RecprOcty N.h destroyed ~ -
The 18th Of Jrr, l g. Ion q 90. VII %
Mobile Liverpool has arrived al ts port - Pierre Mnl-
lent, where he TAKEN b. e French Ercel RolcB.
ebsd up ~ vessel after Ley had boat tor 70 hours
tfle
thus provdenuay favored. -r immediate destruction
would have be- inevitable Tie and
persons ptk-d vessel bound Boston. CAPTAIN
Bcheray ard Officer Mr. Bo-art. the cr E,le Capt
'. desires h gratitude for u'r prompt ani
behalf and for The lind ae1tors VII "a tey
oy extended toward him and his companions, until thor sepa.
ration az s.. Pierre
THr Bus CovsopoGr from glasgow Nhch len Qlebec
~ Montreal OF steamer 70 lc.-I the .
sioa Of Trsmbs-. ari made f fha-
her ashore her down deep
Her principally mn, VI" te got ADD sent orRar
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK......Ausu,. -.
Cleared,

steamshpHernann Higgins. Bremen soutlampton, Molsr
Sand Rera; Glasgow, (Br Cras Ga-Tow j. Mcsymon; Guy
Of Norfolk, Post, Charleston, Mailer Lord.
Shps-Arabela Pickering Bic. J. Atkins Co. Trumbu Smith,
Quebec II. Post Marion Share lnnah, Durham Dmon
Barks-Couet, Durham, San Francisco. Brett Nos- az Co.
Montauk, Brown, Galveston j. H. Brewer Col Name
(Br VUeau, Quebec, master
Brss-Dandy Jim, gneau Pciou s. master; oonoco,
Lewis, Philadelphia Thompson Hunter Monrcy Hills Neu,a-,
Thos oven a Gillian tBr) kockard Windsor, J. WHIT
Co.; Gratiado (Poru Canaho, j. G. C. Lomeno Co.
Schooner Hudson. Haveurr, Philadelphia, j. Frye; Onon,
Urand, jacksonville Thompson Hunter Cornehs, Young Ne
Bedford, mastsr Aarc Crarey imhgton n. C., Doner
Potter.
soops-R ode Island Hun Providence Mda' Carr, Newport
AMI Bristol; Hsf-.si, fench Pfo'denc
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d!sl2, Butter IN god ,'vy .:: and sss. lSss
FisH 'e noS.y.sIy sVs 5000 qs Dy Cod cold At
81 s7idS3 81. 500 bbl. No MseksIel At so -;
500 DO No 2 Ga 49, and 400 do. No. " +'"f0 ''l'
LEAD is dull 100 tn spsn. old - 81 70 . .oiS at
NAVAL srOREs-loo DOS: ap'hs i''P'N''
hGIe which : Soda ,old at Sc. p cases
Bor.I 25d2slc now held at 5ci 10 casks mSoo'''
ups Scotch Pig sold at 81, months mar
kes hrP b,ber so tec.s sold at ~ 81 as 25 part to
anIIees-Lin,eed i.,eng to arrive at 65c q 600 gallons
aid here at 64c. From store $1,000 do sold o'9ofc III
eTTosaCCo-Ken.ucky i. active and price. are in favor
of .cre 500 hhds sold at G6c, with few selections
AZ Re dac In Seed Leaf ~ Ohio sold At oc.ge
% do Come :cu resale, a. nc 10 bids May snn q
&c d6ic 62D bales Mayares eic; 30 do. Bsracoa at
I9ic i9c.: 100 ST Jsgo at DC; and 10 iavans az oo~
4Oc. Manufactured active and firm. .;.
COFFEE-Is good demand from the trade At saS o
Yesterday 4572 bags Rio at acc average 3. w. ~
1900 pockets Java at 10 and Of private sale So ~ =.
Geo $50 Mnscabo slc 200 Lagusyra a. 9c looo's'
Java at lOlc. and 300 poe kets at zoe. n,
NGARS-Are moderately active. 1900 hhds. Cubs hls
covado in three days sold at 4c.G5lc 80 Porto hco
&C. in bond and !c G5c. FOR home consumption l'VV
boxes brown Hayanas at 5lc.dtc
INDiGO-s firm 10 case. Madras sold at 95c. and an IN
voice Of 30 csse e5 ship GO n1pthr .v. bs., .os
Sc though some holders ask 45 &c. the latter price
PLASTER-The market is quiet one cargo 'cd a. . 10
LUMBER i. quiet cargoes sold at previous prices
LATHs-There very little here, 100000 were dhposed
Of at 81 Is ,,,-
LIME-The market is rather better; 1000 bbs were sod
M$l but holders now.askng 81 O6. Lump Is nominal
atSl IS .,o..,, Mia.
Satisfactorily s in good dem.ndat sls6s2i gherce
Sales have been made Of $50 bills and tierce SINCE our
last New Faxseed come into market lOoo bush
have arrived part Of which sold at 81 ID T. - ips
HIDES scarce, and have advanced We notice sales
Of 1000 Buenss Ayres 81 D. at lie; $500 Ornocos 81
h, l5c 1900 Porto Cabeo 2 d. as they run at nc
l2t0 booked do private terms u.,
LEATHER Is active SPECTATORS buying all they can
under the top price Of the market The trade demand
also good and prices Of Hemock sole are advancing lie
ceipts are below the demand.
TEA-Messrs Hoffman 4 Co. sold at auction today,
catalogue low Greens and Blacks which were all sold
fair prices, fully equal 10 rates previously current
SPICES-We notice sales OF IS bbls Cloves at BE- cash
which decline lCObass Pepper at lOlc, months 70
bags ri nento at l3Ic which shows large decline
9O n prime Dutch Nutmegs No l. at s@c and ~ cass re-
nang at g2lc., months, now held at lOOc.
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ALBANY August l3-Received last three days. FLOUR
900 bbs 1890 BUSH CORN zoo bush. OATS 1000 bush
FLOUR steady demand WHEAT, sales 500 bush. mixed
Ohio at &c, Loco Csyuga County O7c Corn better,
10000 Western Mixed sold at CSC. OATS AL G45c Sales
10000 bush. FEED in good demand and higher Sales
10000 bush at lflc for and 9d20c for tine Shorts
and 20cte lbs line mddng at ll0c. ~ cwt.
EEw-ORLEAHs Aug 49, S52-The markets here are dull.
On Thunday barely 100 bales of mddng CoTroN were
sold st9c. The Afnca's has had effect upon the
mesket
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Excursions, Me.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY

II 'IAN 1 NhL INhII@INO4NIJ ONAIN nv
~ Of NEW-JERSEY.-EXCURSIO TRAINS
NETWORK TO EASTON, Pa.-7hs Company will run an
Excursion Train from Newly to Phpburg and return,
on TUESDAYS the 10Th 7h 9th and 3lst days of August
instant: Leaves pier No. North River per steamer RED
JACKET A. NJ, and from foot of Courtlandtst. ICON
Meeting Elzabethtown) at hour stopping ten min
ues the High Bridge TO afford opportunity view the
same arriving at Phipsburg at IL NJ Returning, leaves
Pbilpsburg 10 r. M day, arriving at NewY FORK
att NJ Tickets for the good only the day
so) may be procured board the boat the office foot
OF Courandt st. Fare from Newfork to Phillpsbg aud
return BY steamer Red Jacket and 49, Fare from
Newly ork Phlipsburg and return via New Jersey Rail-
road
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Friday, Aug.

lS-BARK il rather more inquired after. Sales Of No.
Ouercitron at S24 50dS25 - tua The FLOUR market -
dull inactive Sales of 800 bbs fresh ground for export
at 81 ~ = Dbl, and some extra at VI 3D. The sales or
city consumption very restricted scale within this
range The market is bare OF RYE FLOUR and no further
sales have come under notice. We quote at - ID
Corn MEAL Is 10 better demand Sales OF 800 bbls Penn
syysnia at s. % y Dbl There is but limited amount OF
WHEAT offering. Sales Of 1900 bush. prime new Red at
SEC b bush Sales OF White at &c, sioat which is fur
ther slight decline Corn is steady and there less offer
ng 900 bush Yellow sold At Toe, ahoat OATS are not
so abundant prices unchanged WHISKY IL In good
demand at DC In bbs; bids sell at the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-14
At the once Of the Companies, No IN Wesst corn,
Warren New York
. VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

FRANCISC0-The Shortest and Cheapeu Routs :
Only Line giving Tickets for Crossing the Ishmua N.
powerful double-engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT.
$500 tuns, will leave from Pier No North River A
Juan del Norte direct connecting with tho hyoo rssm
ship PACIFIC, 1900 tuns the Nicaragua Trsnns
Route, having but IL miles Of land trsnportauoa fhess
steamers unsurpassed In their accommodations ana ven.
tilaton Passengers will 70 through without any AZ.
teution, the Pacific steamer being In waiting and at thu
Of the year. much healthy and comfortable Thea
by any other route For information and passage ct the lov
est rates. apply only ct the ONCE No. Battery plaza
stairs, TO ID. ALLEN, Agent
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REGENTS of Produce..AuG. 10.

BIZ North Rrer BOdts-s 989 bbls. Flour li9 do. Provi
sions II do Ashes IN DO Whisky O7 do. Lard 1905
bush Wheat 1916 DO. Oats 200 do Corn 200 bales Wool
l,548 sides Leather, aud 70 pkgs Cheese.
BY Erie Raaroad-655 pkgs Butter 60 do, Cheese, Il
bales Wool 1863 bbls. Flour, and 1891 sides Leather
ny Netr-HdteH RGiroGd-l26 pkgs. Cheese, and 81 do
Eutter.
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EXCURSION to LAKELAND, L. l.

large party consisting Of from SEQ to 400 Ladies and
Gentlemen. Wednesday last, made excursion, via
Long Island Railroad to this romantic spot The day was
magnificent thu party in good spirits and everything passed
of to the satisfaction OF all concerned Great surprise
manifested on perceivng the Improvements which have
been made and the good accomplished In short space
ken wilderness and all through the iudtstgabe energy
and perseverance OF the genemany proprietor Mr. CHAS
WOOD, whose abors have ia reality caused the wilder
ness 10 blossom the and the solitary places 10
oce" The uxunance Of the vegetation and the forward
Of the crops, notwithstanding the longcontlnued
drought matter OF remark TO ALL Perhaps az place
the City be found land cheap and yet fer
tile as at this spot where Mr. WOOD is engaged IN selling
land in lots to suit purchasers st prices merely nomn-
that poor la up something against rainy
day which will always be exempt from the rapscity OF
ruthless creditors and at the time will be constantly
increasing in value and making pleasant and happy home
for himself and family. Mr WOODS Office is at No 200
Broadway.
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By telegraph.

BOSTON. Az l,-No anl,sis OF importance % lsy.
Co Cuha, Mahgl; Rh-,nlii. A Aatc O afs
P-rDantaco; zaeeh aai avert; A. .-yi NJ NJ Kill,
New iOfk.
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NOR AUSTRALIA-DOLPHIN

H"N ROS INhIfN- y y y II "
IL CLIPPER LINE.-For Port Philip and Sydney direct
the entirely clipper DOLPHIN, loco tuns ourtAsa
George Trundy commander, will sail on her lint VOW,
with Immediate dsp,tch, for the above port The sccor
modetons In this beautiful vessel unequaed for sesaaas
and fitted up entirely for the comfort Of families or nss
persons having large and small state As this As
only clipper now up for that port 1t is confidently expected
sbe Will make the shortest passage record For fresh
passage early application will DO necessary on bocd or
Bu TIER BROTHERS, Nos l63 and lls South-s.
N Is. copy OF the Australian Tariff all description
goods be at the office of the sibscrbers Can't
Trundy will be happy TO receive any consisnmens and a
give reference to some OF the first houses In the city