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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-22

Mr. S,Ms-Dear Sir: Ihave used the sample of min
era paint left with me, and consider your plan ii
grinding il in oil decided improvement. 1 still Of
opuion that will in great measure take the place
Leads inasmuch at its natural qualities not destroyed
sons viz: Durability and cheapness il will not be long
before discerning community will more fully appreci-
ate its qualities. For more than twenty years l have
been engaged in the painting business and with
theory has been reduced TO practice II be used ia
advantage in the following viz: Misunderstanding, enc-
ing, wagons, ploughs, castings. iron ranes hurricane
decksob ats and .hmneys and in nnumerable nsfan-
cesi will be found invaluable if my judgment is worth
anything. say use it every where. where dark cOlof
will answer. Yours respectfully,
JAMES K. HAMILTON,
Pittsburgh, July S, 1851. Third street.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-22

PirrsBURoH. July 2, 1851
This is to certify that have the mineral print
discovered and manufactured by Mr.. Sims and that
consider il SUPERIOR far Judgment goes any
other mineral paint in the ket, and that his
ground in oil, will be found To be very superior
article. JAMES THOMPSON.
JAMES MERCER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-22

Pure cognac Brandy, old Mo-
nongahela and Ohio whis-
key,
Golden syr y ard 8 Z mo
lasses,
Smoking and che wing to-
bacco,
Principe, Havana s1id Sho-
root cigars
Fancy and plain soaps. indi-
60, lard oil, tubs, buck
cts, coffee mills,
Raisins, almonds, currents
#. DOYLE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-22

This is to certify that the walls and window frames q
the ST. Charles Hotel have cen painted with Mr. Sinh
Fire Proof Mineral Paint, ten months since and
hesitation in saying that il is very superior
iicle for that purpose. ID. 4. MILLER.
PITTSBURGH, July 81, 1852.
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Nr,UyORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY 5, 1852.

PORTSMOUTH Arr sss sr,, NJ. h.Ae s',ao, P'.ssslVaa
o,i, rn'sss. EI~or'h 'sht' sly9~', psaa,s. s'',,s
ton PhladeiphA Eao Hxsns NeN fofs Cd 4+h "s tri
Egs,ss. Flrion, Ihomasion s''A arr ar, 49,
ranEs Yong, Norash Ga b-s heisnes h'''''' fiI'''
PROVIDENCE July AR. shops GOV Gusou: MOT, Sdt'-
more John Parker Mason Albany 81 .ohfs Nos Br9Eo'
Hall samuel PsyBter Neal Plsdsphil AT 20 ors SEQ
ian n ns Bangor .chrs Time slrnss s-hok, Va ho-@'
G. Leonsrs P-sne Jaue- RIVER Joseph hsury ,s@- sa19f-
b T. Cr'mer Ph5e'pha 'foY' S1r,ot tA~.in'' "a
~ Nea YoIAi Pointer foS 10 81 ',fN
Togu.end MATHS. Am Gaze, Ks, sarah Ett5~' has'9
J. B. Do. u.,n Cofson. Brave Ro Mil. ahd Rlsans D'e
PhsieiThs Leader Bear 10 Tor tii1'fe eso'So- "
soog. soulro Jae.on. Albany wm b'sca' AeaneJ y l.
ROCRLAND J1n- l6-Arr -cb-. Ps~tlcsei. nefi H. H.
Pr. verrl and wu. Henry " Nes Yoh i7ih. Nisfa PEI.
o. n nstsn Charles Wlhau BOYD NeN ioh sth. Ls...
oi Gretory. Superior, Grover and vary VS. C9ct~ Nv
lors. Sd 9.h, hr EIa JAM NAr'oni Cor'l stage' W.
KlcHsoSD. Jgly AR IL c Lowell, Eocslani SD 'ehr'.
syrr. WsshnFou, y C. w H. Rutan, Spray NsN YORK. Coa
sALTMJ ly AR. .elr John G C..arr, Pai,isgh.a ca
81, Globe Small NeWYork. va Gloucester All Beverley 81
sAyANNAH JSne ar Br 80 Siarr, AGNES. we,htu.
ser, hanovsr rhf~ Juia Ron Sow Etumor; Mar tiY,
Ton, De. scb-Ar b. bus Conjlror G,v,t Boston. ca.
steamer state Of Geo-Ia, Walton Paiela cAr Vnn ko.s
Numns'oe C Wen, N sea ,esnchp STATE ofGsorsa' Wal
foe poi, 9sts Ne3te- Nhh1n "'sAnd' boston ''nf
SANFRANCSCO, JGuc Lex. baFk Hiral; Bartlett Hoao
sToNNGTON July Ar .ehr- Chnon suraasams from \,
TARPAULM COVE, June 2oIn port brs, H,rret, Seve'.
Boartman, Bautor sr Ehton amln " s1r ai = Lev
renee. Huey Earso tor Providence .ch- iri league 3d.
Tor Hartford Jane end Eliza, Csa- 10
do. Augusta. of Sou4rrs~t, With unber
1HOMASIuS June Zt-Arr bugs AHA Fsles N-N y,rs Ia
etio' FoEerty Boston shr. Grecaa Wimngon c sTtb-
80. bra H. keIoch. kr'och. Mobile.
. ylNALHAyES-Au mn, be ftdeou' smith. Boston.
WASHINGTON. \. G. june i-Arr schr Inlep-a-rr- F,-
row, New York -th, sohr Pachc Farow New York sh r.
=. : Nies 81 ill., New York Deborah Robins o. ca nth
.trs ashirgon, s'"t'horn New - ORR Fneuds simmons
West Indies Melville, CouEH-n- do lobe, Tucker York
wilmington, \. C.. June So bus- Cl,r.ss (Bre N
Hoeue Port Plat, Aui4l, Br Doan, Charleston. s.hr
Canon Frsbe s. noml CID ehrs sara. Dutch B1,e
Bremen Urana Henderson, Baltimore; Eouc Robinson.
York Non Watts Jackson'ei July l. schr Dicoah, Mansu
newton.
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To lInrinera.

CoN.rIATr OEENTAL RrrrHLfc UEuGuAT-
OTUcL NEIsFL TOUCHING MoNrEvpEo
The undersigned Colsu General Of said Republic begs notify 10
~ hose trading eydeo, he has received officially om
Government dated monteydeo, jh May 49, that they will
enforce gy TIE regulations Of the port and vessels SAILING tor
that Republic the following certified BY the Con
-us al BE- liable 10 fine of $500;
Bill OF health: two "Opes OF manIlests crew list
JouN Lrwi. DhBY Consul General No ~ orh New York
Cartan Nsfhe Nassau san fnrsco reports tbs bar
and practicable than AZ the
pqua 81 10 tahOms Al low water with good
channel The kows River has been explored by Lent
stanton miles mouth direction Is Z. " b, with
sufficient for small steamers and sailing vessels.
OrrcuL-Coast Survey Station, Petersburg, Va June 70
1913.
Sis the report the following notice 70 mariners
request authority pubsht would respectfully recon-
mend within authority Of the Department that The temporary
buoy mari Hoopets should be replaced by a
regular sIar buoy. -,
on SIDE of u entrance 10 HOopcr Straits ION the
eastern Chesapeake Bay the sunken wreck OF schooner
laden with coal hes little mile souh hall
west compass Rchand Point and forms dangerous oo
uciop Jing directly the vessels bound into the
Straits from the norhWaTd IL lies Il water the bot
tom which sand with IS II along side, and
only temporary buoy has bes1 placed on By
Survey To avoid the WRECK as also the hoal water TO
westward Of HOopeT- Island vessels bound into de Straits
north should lot approach Hooper, Island nearetan two
miles hgjh boat Hoopers Straits bear. sy
east half north, with Bhops Head Very respectfully
yours. A ID BIcHE, Superintendent.
Hon. w /. Hodge, Acting Secretary OF Il Treasury.
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Disusters, &c.

srP JoHS Fr.xc Deaves which cleared from Quebec the
lh ult Cork bark Terra Nova both
ashore the 2s u thick weather blowing
Nova has fallen but the John Francs
grounded sandy bottom and expected 10 be of with but
little dsIHsge -
BFa ASTns Jackson. which arrived Quebec the 2sih ut
collision with ,essel n he Tnrere
TO COonsand had her carried away, and
received a good deal Of damage IN ner upper works
b. tch Eliza Jane from Boston Tor s. John, B.
totally Mount Desert ocl sth u Crew saved also the
the Her valued AZ between
and 5000 which there so insurance at the New
England Office. Boston Vessel uninsured.
from J4maca Liverpool which went sssore
Ireland Island Bermuda struck about hal r W.
thup AL before she discovered from the
laden with h~on and shout $40 hogs
~ hhd- OF
The hull and the hs Lance Of the about 200
auction boueLt C52 Tie who purchased tbs
hull about pounds her, AMI
they have sopes Of getting of the vessel
CSC. ENGs Of Newport ia tIHs, years Old, now stPro
been purchased by Capt Geo f. Thatcher aud Others OF
DEEMS about s4ftD
SCHs HlErroEp league Bangor Hartford put New
Ior morning distress having been contact after
noon previous Bk Island, during thick with schr Mary
Calais for sndgepor The H. hal oresa
pieces down forward 10 the waters edge but
very little The boom and bowpn
had all lead carried She sso PIT into Newport
Both vessels will have 20 undergo repairs before pro
teetirf
hides ran the 24h Of June French hey ano got
m ly e wrecktrs and arrived hey West the 2ih On the
hhced for salvage and tAe hides sold % 5o@E
The vesse vi benz repaired
Som SrrvENs w, fapszed and sunk ew lays
.re IN tie North Rser raised. The tound 70 be
lroken and the nair-a spit The dead bodies the
wife children found in the cabin and we're sent to
New burg iOT interWent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

gar TO Er.rt, Brown Sailed II CO. bns 1sonA'
Bns Peisr GOb,n Bo.s Bremen y day. - "a .yols
p,..srssr. 20 Since q Hofsr. Jane ~, a' w. "us -
Br. Thai Johann, bound r. ID In. "a susar and
RI. Lsspta fBr sturock, Ancebo p X 1ane .ron T.
r,ola'se. 10 moler sands & Rera Sd "a CO. WIN
Goub. for New fot -, o., -. s,,,,s. Chairman zee.
pns Tine. iof Boston, HRckl.y, AsHad"'~' T. -
U mas,sf 49,, tyi,4.or u day, rast'fi TO
master. -. rsoo. NAV p, md-@. N ofir''
- "a 10 - 10 W. ssoA- paih 20, &c brr
baltimore br ST. Thomas IN -. ~. -
Tio,ss from NeT lors ~ $3.50 d. a,vs plaster %
scbr Ssulus (Br.l harIh "ii''''' ''' 90
] Whitney A. CO. -. yU,,l.o, = G ., days plistsr
mater p.- Savannah days cotton, 20 { l. Nt'h'l-
sehf - ais,,c POSER. Wilmington, y G; wary s,n
s Eo.tcp; Philadelphia Nictrrson Albany Tor ~ H
port. M p.~.t,-A C..
socg Joe RE- croe Trevorsy Ellsworth timber aad a'h 20
Msyhev. Talbot a Co -. -. - LIB "a YayheT,
Talbot Co . &c. -. o. s.,,,.or 4 M,vtsw
stsanslps Franklin. Woiten Hayre. Flenda I,
s2araabI u ION. Adams Charleston Roanose Pa.h e,ae
-. Pevspue CroveH, Aurahi Mercury, Cana hA.e.
hey Riehard.ou orleans bans Besmssn Bt
T.,,,ooI Xs.hinsion. DaWs. Hamburg MERCY bhrh
s.uvi,a. woB's Cove cummins- Qusoeci b"s Nen'pDA'
hall Vera Cruz and others.
UISD-W ~ w, and fresh.
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Whalers.

Spoken June ss lat 80 81 ~ long "a 80 u W. schr Virginia
Psng, cruise out 100 bbls o-vho report. the
John Adam. With 10 ibis - the Alexander 20 do asd the
samuel Cook do dohe three last OF Princeton and the former
Of Orleans, Cape Cod.
ship Phen1 Of Nantucket report, her February 2i
q sea all vel.
letter received Bedford % and FIVE
Rowland will be recoleced ei
ectcd Their that chip whale boat ,ter she bad besn
the spanish Calypso, Islands picked
onihe 18th March by The bark Superior Luce New Bedford
and landed ~ Toubel.
CO Bedford 3D. ship Jr Perry new Lawrence Pacific
Ocean
letter from 81 officer Of bark Hec Of y r. dated TombeT,
March ID, reports her With Loo 0 black fish OIL % for
months and home Reports clip William and Eliza " B.,
lto0s for Tahiti aud home JOS Meg do .p; LOUISIANA,
DO, 40
letter from bark Baltic Brooks Of a. B report. her IN Apnl
bound Lto Sandw CD Islands, lTj p
letter from "a officer chip Syilh Gardiner Fahayen reports
her Jan. 10, OF fayHl. 200 b1l-. .. oil
letter from koVley. Italy, Greenpor reports
Ter 81 Hohat Toeu Pei. Is, tl 10 Wiz. II % OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
Foreign Ports.

60 - POO Jane Is shp JOSIAH Bradley M.n.s. Ses.
". btaltTs smith, Noble. OF sort ist Wo,.i.,oct
800 Ala.tLcosi Alegsrs, savanrah For-., e.. u
"a >, 49, "5eans "a lsth, L~NnGtsn. Thompson Bs.tos
y - Lols'A yuLe lb sup CLn-'iana, Hrmmorj -. w.
.~ "a 20 beai l7th j ia, Remittance Mos g,
4, 70. DeNsnfhHe Ho'ey, Tor New Yor s,tb A., C,e.
io 90 July North CUMBERLAND Lord ii 81 -
~ 80 20. 5tl ssuthsmF;os. Tinker 90 asis &C.
korg, ard Csbton jay IS ''' Na''sfofesfs, Tor Hong
20 I'D yea jane ~ Sard, kaufman, I'm London Bo.,o,
Arr Al toNes June rs. AqlilA, Novel; M,.1,,. "'''oa
fa.nou,h-Arr ltih. Ko-.ltt Fisher Ns,,r-,s. t-t o.
at. -, lon ~ ''0' SAJ ieors ~
Bristol CD liih. Paadin. BusiahL Se-Yo,s
sheds-Arr. 18TH HeeE Mara, s.l.by Iot,inr ,.t.s
New iork not beior-l N-4o'Aa' Dcisnoi
Bsauulafls-Saled 10th, Calender. Good o Rot,
Loacns tie CLYDE, Sarah Bot-anrd for Bo.,o- rut .
New iok Sovereign and Zenoba. for San Fr.b, -e' 'o
Wsieriori-Saec l2rh. LLIs, Brothers, New Yo,,
Gotteuburs-Saled 9Th uf Industry, Jansen so-b -.
10Th. Nep;ure, D~ysr, DO T '''N'
Rodera-Arr. nh. Brilliant. Miller. New Orean.
lhtor,-Au 18th VII, s.as Leenard Ba..e Hanbur. 70,
StoskLolm ~
HELNokT-Ar. l5b Eh, Isatsls E,sl-en, BaiRore a. Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
Arrived.

Steamship Empire City Tanner New Orleans June g H,v,a.
SSH ana hey West t June g. A. VI cd sand hey, snaL
Ied Nth steamship VIM Penn hence for New Orleans date
~ Nj, OF CAysioo Light e1ctansed aas with Cher
ose hence or Havana AMI New Orleans and place
changed gla with bound south ward showing
rvt signal with letter d White.
steamship snuihefBef, w Poster. Chsresion % bosrs
mdse sponord. feston Co. lst INST; NJ Cspe Hat
CITY OF Norfolk bound @ Chsrlcstnn
ship Robert Center Arnoi Mobile y d,v. coo, o, c.,,s
bile for New York. ' ~' 'N- ~
ssl CoR%Seo'e Williams, Palermo, IS days, with fruit TO D.
Bus ssml churhman, tof Bds.,op P.,,.,.,r ph,S.,,.
for RIO Jsneo June H. when three DAYS out, ,pros, t go
put into thIs port 10 repair. f F'-Ns AVA anu
Bra hontlo fgeef, Bangor 10 tays lumber 70 master
Ess su~.nnee OF Camden Perry, Marts Juns ~ e,,,o,
10 Gee Abder,on Co. '' "u"e 49, Sotiou'
Bra Isabella Reed Rice Pors Prince 10 days eoS. q,
A. ferfs Sailed schr Sam for Yoy, -. y. a.
h.rks beams r. miles, spoke brig Cruton hen. ~ =, 81
rnpce ned, June IS. David kiroy, Of sova sr
Ems Emily ioi WaUpl Yesns eeafsesOs, caha Is S.y, an,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK......J July 8
Cleared.

sesnshps- Abaoss Kearney Halifax and Quebec Draper
ST. ford, Tlesiou Co. ' ~ '''
Ship-Onlon, DAVIS New orleans, Frost & Hicks
-Medors, lbr Menace BshX A. Leary Volf's Cove
Suhh9ne. quebec, Maitland Phelps Co Convoy Hupper Do
uoy Island brett Nose Co Wieand Brem Bremen Bremen
+. Buck a Co. - ~ ' S'0'e'' 'eu''ASi "
-Aehsn, Jordan jacksonville, PECK Church, NeDy,,
a,'hsh era Cruz, p Alexandra Rapid CroweU III,
Ws '"Js Co. Shas De Wolfe 81 Bard, windsor $
Sehmdt bachen; Isabella Berrmann Morton Csi,o -..
he,Shc, Nbf HOLMES CoTuwahls I. l.. & u. r. De Moi
Sehoonvfs- Bafustable, Chase. PHILADELPHIA Jas HI
LOUISA Moss PhiAdelpha,J jas Hand PLATO Hammond B,hi
Mailer Lords American Belle Crowel Boston J. 49, ~
Amedis, Brown, Mllsils, y. j, Duuhsn Dron IN -
(Br MARTIN. ST. Johns, \. r., koome Dnuddie B.r, n
Saunders, Haibor Il land Eneas Hu,chns. Mo-, -
Mln4uson, master; henuea, Horton Georseovn r psi
Banner, Lowry Portsmouth, w Robinson Plymouth x al
Lacy, Boston. Dayton SpuEue Saml Hale Cen8sb@ Nog
ton Del usster sarah Elizabeth, Winter. New Haven master
Prof. sler-OEeida. O'NeSi, Phiate pha j. a y. Brsa-
sooPs- Oregon stuIes, Providence Henry CasoH, ApIleby
Newport.
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.-.,,.a ,no Cap,tal Of ,he e.a,a with ,he

,ourec.ips tho Capital Of the State with the
p,~sr dbfsnce Of 81 miles. The financial diff
., cf the State stopped all progress after twentysix
o.. az Road were completed north Of the Capital and
!, ,sle the State conveyed ths Road to Company or
rsnized under a general act passed for that purpose
But Il was not until 1875 that the Company obtained
adequate TO proceed energe,icay with the Road
Tn ls45 and 1876 loans obtained from j. F. d. La.
rier Fsq Director, and the construction of the work
went bravely on and II finished In lsis. The State
had reserved right to compensation for thetwentysx
miles Of Road II had built but this fixed last session
nj s3CO, 900 In money, which the Company agreed to
DAY. In 1850 and 1851 the Road was thoroughly equip
ped and all the necessary buildings, machine shops and
dep6ts were built that the Road Is now in perfect or
der new terminus at Madison Is now in course OF
construction obvate the inclined plane now In
use which, from its great inclination of 3l4 feet y mile
necesstaes disproportiona.e expense for transpora
ton The Road has paid less than nine, and re-
Gently ten y cent annual dlvdends The surplus be-
yond this rate Of dividend in the present and follow
Ing years will be fully adequate to pay the State the sum
agreed on The increase of business upon this Road s
without parallel in Western Roads The surplus in
ircr oa1 fol
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PHILADELPHIA July Arr steamships state Of Georsa'
alton savarnah Peno5sot. Whitaker, New 1ork barke oc
s,s brs Camilla Br Brine - Jsse lie Cuba -chs
b. Fd,Fards Lopez New York Emma Crowe Boston I9tr'
Cld Bsker Boston Manhattan. Field. Dehton ICanay' WIN
cherhach, Caas CID "a. steamship Delaware seymour -
York ship Grey Eafe Nhpple, RIO de ysnero ana n.e
~ RIt Morn. Hornsr Matanzas Gov Briggs, Hae Boston
Echo Howes. do. Gen Taylor Sweetzer Pori1nd ofs,
Kbrde tBr) Metca ~ S Mary SOPHIA b. Pachsr Na,2h'
n Triton Holmes. Boston CarrJl, Pattns' Weyuoltn
srMr Manhattan, Field. Boston; Arctc. Mouton
Delaware HARDING Providence A. Edward., Lopez Ne" lofk
wary D. Sul Black Boston; Romeo, Palmer doj shah'
NEWPORT july I-4rrfrcS shrs. J. d. Fish, Babcock FAN
River for Albany; Agavsn, Besse Wareham for New io Sor
bulo Rowland Fan dol Mary Ellen, Sweet DO ot 'r
epa ANGEL Luce DO for Roniout kedon' a"on foth-nce
Tor New Yor Tune. Vail, Fal River Tor do 'ntase
Hsndy Boston Franklin Brown, Cheryhed Tor do
Mason b. Davis Davis, Somerset for Philadelphia; centurion,
violence dol sloOp jas "oean Neho ran tNe
for New York.
July 3-Arr Citizen, Brown. Calais for New ork Meta
mora Nathan Ea Ri-er DO Protection, Young CALAIS Tor
Providence Metallic Allen, Dghton for hadepha Melissa Ann
Hall Jamesport New York scr' Albion. Eaon, Calais tor
Philadelphia George Amelia Nlckerson bostsn or fhiadePa
Gassabeas Fuller Boston for dol Leader Burt Pfovenc Tor dol
Samuel Croker Burt Taunton for do Del Rorte. Sampson
Camden for NewYork Palace, Mslnii1e, ltockAndior DO
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BY telegraph.

NEw.ORLEANs July Sour COTToS market is bare OF
stock The sales to-day were about goo bales 81
nTiess The Africa. Wa arrived after business hours
CHARLESTON, July 1.-The sales Of COTTON to-day we're
SO bales the week, 6000 bses at prices ranging ION
Tic to lc showing advance Of &c to &C. Inc IeceP
the week have been 8, $50 bales. oa,nl.
JuIy s-CoTToS unchanged Sales 800 bales At 8GlO.c
Accounts from the plantations favorable. i s,,, at
former quotations; sales have beeO steady and 70 d
amount for the week at full prices "ooi-Ie es.rd
- Leen oue bk but little fleece now coming Snc
and taken lat full prices; ss-s for the ~ees with an
PRTISc CLoTHs-The market continues 49, AZ pes.
improving tendency; stock ~es never HsH
emit ; sales for the week 81, 200 pieces
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Arrived

shin Tlsha Dennison, Latham. toit-rlah' f"ps' in'
20 ts,sensers 10 2. D. Hurbut Co.; 10 -, H..
stp MARTA tBem) Koekseer, Bremen " nays 10 oaAA''
9TH 40 passeugers. 70 J. g. Bechiel O., IL.
6vaancfe Bsker New Orleans and Belize June 10 na
10 re- ca Hapie ansor Sk Leshorn. MAY pA.,ea
par - r5se 10 Pl.bury SANFORD june % at ~ -
rg ~ spote bnE Theis. OF yarmouth M - JOIN ~
& =. h., Al A org H. spoke Br. bark IMMIGRANT hence o
June - M q ~ De Gait spoke ship E-s-H, OF Boston the
fcou 90 ,b,ut navsator put board the first mate TO
take Mo Cadrz. ,c.4 4, 4,-. , 1,u,a, with 70
passengers, 70 Saul Co c.. ct.,i...o, T. 5,vs RR
Bns Poster. (of Prordrnce') "1hHlnA NiA''"'' '7' 49,
tin te bound 20 Peruont -, ,..- a. r p.xrss g, Jobn
Hamilton, \. c.
BELOW bnss.
sAUFD-ship Deutschland, HAM Hirker Hanon'sj ohs
Coprordis tNorv. Aanonsen, Rchioucio.
wISn sr,r.. w nneredran s. S. W. and fresh sunset,
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"a es hut The sales are only in retail lots and eItns al
a 57idS4 75 In RYE FLOUR and Coss MEAL no sales
have been reported We quote the former at ~ 80 and the
latter at g. Is y bb WHEAT ia but little inquired afte'
5000 bush cold 81 y bush for prime Pennsylvania White
and soc for Southern Red Tie market continues bare OF
RYE Corn Is 500 bush Yellow sold At % do41c
saoat In Oars no change Sales of Southern at 4c and
P,pnsylyspa at 44a45c. WHISKY 10 held firmly and but
little arriving Sales At 224c for bbis and &c. for hhds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
u...,n,s of Produce....JuLYS.

BY Rr Boat-es b. BOZ do Pf B: + s 81 ba:6s:
81 do Whisky 1s o no. So do Rye 878 do Oats 100
pkgs Cheese o.s,ds. leather I49 pkgs. Butter, ZIo
bales COL ase Ra,oG5e pkg Cheese = 90 onSso
Ky Nesc- YORK and Hlyiem ha,'oad 40 o Csve, ali do
S S qI2 rs Mutton and Beef 20 Pkgs Poultry 20 90
put'Ii, o a. Timber. 6 bales Wool
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Spoken, &c,

Phlscelgila Tor hrV.Or.eaL-.
Apul H. lat S. lons IS Il shin Huub4, Mara, f,,
NeW-forl Feb Ibj for Acapulco ~
June 49, lat. 3d. chip bap. It-f-5 fr,r S.v
Orleans for Phl'lde ILa. ' Wv
y Bordeaux. '''s@N'
jung a. lat ~ lons 70 5s bns Brothers, Charleston from
JUNE H. Of Castle Island, hr. Genroy Philadelphia for
June 49, a, = H. ors ss b. ship Alou, from yer oras.
Ouracoa, DAY cut. ~ Wv io'A oi
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Passengers Arrived

In Heomship Empire city, from Nec Oran, and Harsn<-
Miss C. Deesiurer Mrs. j. C. Harsoa and family Mrs Cohen
and child, Miss SchOenbrunnen, M Arthur Mrs Arthur
CHILDREN, John Cots ana family, Mrs Saunders sAa Children
J.. Osgood, Sr. L. l.. Morse, L. Lay w. A. Andrew. p A.
rsud J. g. steuse lady and niece Tedeau. Miss Fitzgerald
l.. Peok, John A. MITCHELL James Satin, j. MnneVe j. Cas-
herter w. H. Duncan and lady l.. Hmery Van Rbben, T.
Blacksmith w H. Whus y. Cordoviae NJ Boutin, j. Wallace,
lady and child, L. hsthe Dr. Taas, Mrs Dillon and daughter
Can't w. hckrde Kelly l.. Kelly P. Duharte j. Smith, Isaac
fanaldy-And 20 IN the seersge.
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Drp Goods.

Il MEMS, Table Cloths, Damasks, Nap
Il kns Towels, Doyhes Handkerchief shoeunss. ~
one Of the largest sssorments ia the city Dea. mpp&
on the most fsvorao terms by WIN MATHEWS CO,
Nos 50 and 81 Cathsrinest
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OUTWARD TRAFFIC.

The room for further progress and increase Is i'm.
mense Not or efth ofthe arabic land along the ne oil
road il vet under cultivation, and the new roads nov
constructing in the State Will all be feeders 10 the Ma1F
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Nv TeIPRHaph.

BOSTON, July 4-Arr. ships Brlsnhsad LyerP.o, MAY
son,er Calcutta Dec II; Concorda and Hope, New
go csyssa Nstsmora. Chester Phl,dephia union B'i-
mon. bre. sarah williams. and Anglo Saxon C@nneEo- Aooy
Fmrre Philadelphia schrs. Lowell Jacmel Manson for' al
Prince. yo,t sfl
-clr Helene. New Yen.
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Uuparfnersbip.

undersien.
~ ed hitherto connected with the firm Of QUINCY
DELAPlERRE, have formed scopartnerstlp and viii cor
time the Hardware business their aud stos
No 81 and SO Deyst where they will be pleased to receive
the calls ottheir friends aud will execute al orders ~
American Hardware; also Wire, Steel iron Nails Speu
~ 4, b DEL ApIERRE
V. w. BALDWIN,
j. BARNARD.
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T United PARTNERSHIP formed by
OLIVER N BOsTwlCK, EDWARD STAPLE

ION and CFPH IS II. NUKTUN. !
First The name or firm under which said partnership Isl
he conductedis BOSrWICK & STAtLETOS.
Second The general nature OF the bushes. nte dsd 10
trspsscted is the MANUFACTU Ring and DEALlNGh
HATS, CAPS STRAW GOODS, SC.
Third: The names of the general partners Interested
therein are OLIVER ~ BOSTWICK, who resides 10 ne
city of Brooklyn, and EDWARD STAPLErON, who 70
sides in hs city of NewYork and the name OF the p-ca
partner is CEfH AS NORTON, whose place OF residence
Is in the city of New-Yoik .
Fourth The amount of capital which said special partner
has contributed TO TIE common stock IL TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS in cash
FUh The said partnership is to commence on the hrst
day Of july 1852 and terminate on e n' dsY OF 'anu
aiy' l''O'-Ne" iO''' OLIVER N. BOSTWICK,
EDWARD STAPLErON,
CEPHAS H. NORTON