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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

PHI ADFIHIA S-pt b-4-T1sed--tesmshgs h-ao
~. Perob1co Wataker 50. hns- Mars bAroI d
-. A NIlien F,sh New Haven MA.noros D M r.
49, w., s.u Yort sch JOHN COnpton. snap -
orJ Fo-est Cha5def New Yorsi Wfea-h Vas aoi O''
\, Ro .sno DO Amanda Wss', d.. -, ,.--.,t. s.a,-,
part. 81; T1scarora, TurleT, LiverpoIi
-. E.,pesec CLAN Yor1 City Of NeVf ora b1fis, %
- t.,,s 4 H,rsv Cope. Nsrsel-si Laefnt. roe
pI,on. Pin Tsylor 30 brss T. Fsbar-, tonti > Saf :.
Cubs WIN. Pncs Qua. Pernan eaeco Asses. NJ %,
MHisb E.b Farhsvsn ss;anoras Dhn2haT bs'on n q ~
- GO ~ ,~rs D,vd smith Peterson Charleston. = X
srb norton Bn8sspst Jss Turner. Kelly, Boston n r.
krd kew salem Samuel LenoH LenoS, Albany JOIN
snap Dshtsn; Leah Ssnder, Proyde1cei Ony son. iaV
Wssi inron; NJ A. Hdreth Terry ssg Hafeori A. w.
Bay Kesbur,port Ontario vsnsdsr Santueket '" " o@A
Ard. Clark. 90. Stranger. Terry, Sandwich
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SIR Roasoal, Tastpor = days. th an pus-t, e
ssyhsr Iaeot 70 4 Cape Cod, 18th ult danas EA- o'
sh' Mon'ro-e :" Ellsworth 5ays With humber . rsssi
sehf CssAV' '@.lepsssh, CaAs, days, With fsESef !"
master
seS AT'H' sr Dunbar Windsor "a days WITH F-''er to the
master.
schr n4y - ca.e Whoa Lsbee vita fsh 20 Brett '0e-
@.
Sosr Pr>s,o. InsAns, Maebias, days Tih iain'e' "
Mtyhey a Ce
sk' Septure Robia.o- Msehiss. As n Brant 'ose ~
p'eI OW-A Oh with Osrich & Co. .fnsi q, ~
WIND-sunnse, \. W. Meridian, " Ii sSns1-'' w.
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DalntiHg, 81.

ZINC arranted pure
II The NEW.JERSEY ZINC CO. WHehouse ne; ~ :.
are prepared u supply their Zinc Paints 81 Inc iof
lowing prices 49,, a. ... .o,,r.
No. , White, ground in oil, &c per pouna-
No. White, ground in oil, 7c per pound.
Rrown and Black ground in oil, SIC per pound
DRY White OF Zinc &c. per pound
w WHITE ZINC PAINT, 49,. -.
e ,.,,,,h test in Europ. and the United stspes ~
Sesp found 10 retain It's beauty and protective qgsss
sr than any other paint sor whiteness snu go ,po,
,rvsed II Is free tom sill poisonous properties 70
and in other pigments, will eoveT-eius
Eum ~ 70 100 per cent more space tan 'eAo a 80, =,
- ,b rb. aper 10 customer. As an INSIDE panI ]"
M NOT turu yellow when exposed to me fllpnS9.
,as.es ~ coal fires or the foul sir OF ships Iher w ny"
En yrourd in vsrish reduces the porcelain nnlsn 'oen
Brown AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
,r ,.v hour torn hard and solid metallic coatns ufOi
wood hk iron and other metallic surfaces are temA, Asos
v their 6rs.prooi properties They specially adspee
Tor marine purposes having been found to resist me coro1
Ing action OF salt water destructive 70 other psn" YEA
srs supplied on liberal terms BY .o.
MANNING 4 sQuIER. AGENTS. no ~ Oey-st
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R.e,,pt. Of Produce....ssFr 4

n, No-A Rirer Bopfs-2i58i bush Wheat, o'5p Nv, no
Co,r s9 bhs Flour 65 DO Ashes Is do WHISKY So% 90
Provisions and us bales Wool .,e .,A
nv E,,e RaIroad-S9 bales WOOL 30 sae' Le,' '"'
~ Ness RsSe4 Ra,aad-ie boxes Cheese ana % pigs
49, g,,l<-q Railroad for me Week ending SEPT i-Ioi
80. Cattle 3 do Cows 1855 DO Calves pig do oheeP
~ a. live Ioss 1874 lbs drsssed Hogs 80 pigs Poultry
Is ~ E,s. 10! Do Butter 625 do sundnes, 80 bos Lime,
20 bale. Hay 50 tuns lron DO Lumber DO TIMBER %
~ Wool
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Nv telegraph.

BOSTON Sent s-Arr bzrk TGnphJha rom Fn-sos 'iA' '
-. Vrsrt l-rr Bahnofs; SER. Juan, HeE OK w,
syW orr FISS SIT AR ships Hadson, NeN tohti W.
Ian sturtis AID Bsnninsou. BOsioA
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........ssp 4.
Cleared.

Steamships Alabama Ludlow, savannah Mitchell aanon
Berry Charleston SpoAord. reon CO. ftomeineus senes,
Apn-sn ID. b. Alebi Roanoke, Psrnsh, Ncflch, LadAm
Pk.ssIts. ~ a.,
Psan Foer T. B. suton Henri Nsnth siAny
81 stephsp Nesnth Wu steison' Cfrehtor Rac'ce
lh James Csde'. Mrsht, Qneo@c 20 nision BIOS
ls-Adeteid. Bfsml sp- buen"s Aye. itecA nAiri
selv sh Chie Harold Olmstead Havana Peter kins Co.
Ri,,-Wsshinstor. nuunius Philadelphia Ncsmh ~ for
srre kAy Thos owen >ou luut nan Ohfsnne
Inon Popge Co lsd Monte Cn-o Nothrop Dem
sr.ra H. Inderw GOD tavh.a. lBr Hnde, DahouAe
I,nsu toi VIXEN tBrl Norr, St john, .Cook >Hih
sch, ,n,rsM, uet NJ Dwell, fhlstephia w NJ Ne Va
tiae T. we'll " iGnston e.. : Powell Cabot NcasrN'n
Rston Toser Nkker.on. Chas A. setson Miller NeN Haven
Sha,e, Bay Stale. Nsor. Ouoa, W Lewis Chutn smith,
MsIs "a RAy McCteaty, Coz sterling lBtl HOLMES
Nmo..r, 81 Nhtuey Coz Spec. b. MCKAY, 40 J.
VII Co; u. W Bsse', Bsbbe, Plymouth. D. l. seSre
~ st..lman Chester plymouth \. C. sAsht Guuhs Ia
her, Won tno, Smith, Wilmington Hussey Mur~y v t'ua
Must Fra,uck shurs Van Hruht shsht John stu foue
Jsnes Ha Marietta Hand, Jsyue Baltimore, Az bfun
Afco, wilson Alexandria, surge, Chairman Co Ass
Frd.s Row iahd phde phs " Mckee Isabel a. Atlrcta
Bc.'oG Dayton stusie lev Rove iosn.sni Ne" Haven
as,ser, Msry Amss. Iunt N-ShuuPnr, :. W. Lewis
Harvest French, Bristol r. L. foaHier Fowler, ffovi
st.smer-yuxan, Hand, Philadelphia, J. & y BnGgs.
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Arr.Yed.............

ship Georse Pateu Of Bath sunson Carda tWse So iays
Ia vessel aud Has
Ia ski westerly winds and ctlms
Bah Br Peters, RCwn, "a DAYS ren bns'I Ene
viii d.e and l6t pas..rsers 10 p W. Never rs.
IS ou ,pote Mua, Of and from Boston bound es p
dsys eVt
sessa Cabot Providence Gar,sy. days from Cee With
10 ORDER
paste, master
sG Orsh, Iora Ensvor,A, days, viii lsaaer 30 smpsoa
Ns,hex Co.
ssSr Eaua Tuthl croswen. days hom FA..lePAa, ~ih
coal
SIR Ta'rot. Ruokhn. Roctlsnd. dsys
Slr I'm. Dcsset'. Rsckl snd. 4 day.
S,hr. g. I. Lowell R-ton. 3 dave
s,hr rr~so. tora is. Msthiss. days.
Shos truyitec,e BinSu, Providence.
SL,op Oregon, sturses. Providence.
SAILED Steamships AtSrtic, West, Liverpool Fone,f~4
Sell kspn~au. AhsnA, Ludow. Savsaath Naaa, k-rrg
Cha ssion Roauokr PARISH NofR aud Redmond h1A -
Re1s FosDsoee Have Coomto Hams N~~ orleans. WI
feau tois,r Frnc-cos Fusre Aher, Ham ssch
Hsue ptti Nhea foppe 4 CaufchN. Hch5asa, Pal
sdeh ks5 era Ira, 30; sAr. Venice, fk, MaiAEo.sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

DITTSTON COAL.-Tho Pennsylvania
u Coal Company 10 prepared 20 deliver 20 families ID
sny part Il this city BroOkyp and Wsmsbugh nom ~
CanI Boats and several yards the various sizes OF 10
Pttston Coal which superior Anhrscits Tor domestic
ase Apply the yards corner OF lithst and yth a'
Vest St. near Morton the foot Of Governeurst Ex
River; foot Of North lot, Wiamsoushi ZOOS OF oola
sroadwsy and WaLst The Coal will be- delivered a. u
Ger tn OF 2o0o foup Canal sosts sss al - 70
care from the wards
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

E'OR SHREWSBURY, RED BANK.
IL LONG BRANCH. OCEAN HOUSE HIGHLAND
DOCK, PORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and
BROWNS DOCK, and MlDDLETOWN-Tbe and
spetdi steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt. II. u. Cosoyer,
will leave pier foot of RobinsOns N r. daily Sundays
excepted) az follwos;
Law ahftYv
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,t rsin-EIpro's Mail leaves Nissss Fails s 10 4.
Accommodation, $50 p. n.
ID Express $40
Connecting both at Rochester, With the rssulsx
trains % the A bsny and Rochester Railroads
Passengers by this Route aDa.y - 6.IA a. Il
Express Train, hs 7SD AN Express Train will az
dive at Rochester IN rme for the Tras leaving for Niagara
Falls at $50 NJ and ~ill reach Niasas Falls ct a ~
Passenger, leaving Albany b. the 1890 w. Express Trsin
Ni arrive at Rochester at ~ r. M where they remain
night and proceed Niagara Falls ex morning at $50
or935 and reach there ct 9G7 A " 1881 81
Passengers esvtns Albany by 'bs6 80 Express rfain.
will al hOchester al Is the next morning have
for breakfast leave 81 ~ 10 Express Train fo6
Eisg ara Ealls, and arrive there go A M
Psssen gers leaving Albany In the Express Train
@iil arrive al Rochester s45 have n msotss for break
last leave for Eissars Fslb Is NJ sAd arrive thsre
nl2 81 N.
Returning Pssssases leaving Nia<ns falls by sithof Of
the Express Trains viii reach Rochester time Tor the Ex
press Trains Fat and arrive AZ Albany New FORK or Boz.
ton, several hOup sooner than BY any other route
TsiDs this Road IN dec. connection ana into
The depot a. Rochester with the Rochester and Abanp
line. The Road slong the Enc Can i through tho
most beautiful and hishly cultivated portion Of Westsa
EewYork and through the large villages Of Rroekpor Al
bon Medina ana Lock pot
The all new and unsurpassed
gsssensen 10 N-safs Fall. will take tho Carr the .shs
s,khe Rochester Depot WARREH COLBURN, SUIT
Rochester, JOY 81. iS5z
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OCULAR MORNING LINE for
EAALBANY- - From the wharf foot Of Munaysf a,
O'Clock A NJ daily Sundays e1ceptedl making the usual
h1dinn. The ms; and splendid steamer Aida Capt n
Patterson, vii ssye NswYort AoassJA Wednesday,
ard Fdsys ard Albany At the each alternate dsy
The and besutiful steamer REINDEER Can't C. "
farnhem viii leave Hew-York, Tuesdays Thursdsys .ns
Saturday, and Albany each alternate day Meals ssTvsd %
board N 3. fd further information apply 20
JAMES BISHOP 4 Co, No Besyerst
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD

~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. |, North River.
foot OF Battery place BY Steamboat John Po,tsrwo lines
daily; Morning Line leaves at A Afternoon Express
Line at NJ, through 10 Philadelphia In .. hours Faro,
let ozss S. I'd class line, by NJ ooy " Return
Ing leave Philadelphia nom foot ofWalnuts st AM snA
up M Emirsnt Line ~ steamboat Transport from Pisa
NJ l. Bpm gsre 81 50.
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

TTORSF, CART and HARNESS for
sALE-Apply to PECK CAME, corner OF Ham
mon ay and SUBMITS, South Brooklyn.
lnu NJ L l. ELS for SALE-Among
IOv which may be found soma extra large pairs wei
broke few srge Mules broke to single harness some verJ
nics .hippipR Mules ard very tie unbroke Aues
Irouire of ROBERT RICHEY No los " sshnstonst, OF
Of the subscriber, at JamesoSrsh n IL, ,rcvvtrw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
MICHIGAN UTHERN and

nj IL n Il A N 50 UT H + X " and
UR NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRDADs.-0REAf
MAIL ROUTE TO CblCAGO.--On and after MONDAY,
May 5i-untl further aoteepaSenser and uain6
will rn follows.
EXPRESS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING WrsY-
WAkD.-Cne of the hrst-cass steamers sOUTHER1
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA OF EMPIRE
STATE, win lesye Buffalo daily, sundays excepted ct
p M, and Dgnkrk .t IL al night reaching Monroe Of
P 81 the nsxt day. and proceeding Toledo tho anna
sf.emOon
An express train will leave Monroe At ar M Or on lne
arrival Of the boat daily, Mondays excepted reaching Che
esso the evening snd Chicago with fr
eAs stesm-fs for Milwaukee snd ether Mich
ssn sno With Csna packets and Railroads westerly hoR
CHICAGO.
ExPREss TRAINS AND STEAMERS GOING EAST.
WARD-Express trains Will leave ChicsgUat9P N, daily
Saturdays pied ana reach Moooe "a next morning
An express will leave Toledo every morning az
sept Sunday ana sve Monroe arrival of the trains rom
Cbiesxo-ana rrsb Dunkrs and Buffalo several pre-
York, Albany and BostJh.
The ard trains moaroe will connect each way
regular boats for Deuot and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRfIN GOING WESf
WAhD-Tbis train viii leave TolSeo daily Sundays sx.
eepted a. A. NJ sonnect1ns II Toledo win nne ~
desn'es nom Cleveland and ssndusky and stoppins o. ~
me way Wstions, will reach Chicago at 81 y. y.
GOING EASTWARD-Lesve Chicaeo daily, eunee0
exsepts1, q A. NJ stopping 81 ell stsrona sn1 sfnviae
e Toledo q r ~ connecting with asameU 70 oendassy
and Cleveland, and arriving there n dine Sor I'll ne NOM
Ing trsps from those places
pscistbosf leaves Tosle u 4 T. - 80 Wsgse
snd Parts % he wshssA osDaL JOG. y 1O01A
A1dnA Jua \ ~ b
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A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
"A sPRlSGS.-The cars Of the NETWORK and HAb.
LEM RAILROAD, leave the City Hall station. NeUYOrk
Daily Sundays excepted) st 10 O'Clock, NJ Mall Train
10 Chatham Your Cornsr eonEeotiDs with Western Railroad
br Albany and Troy Lebanon Springs PtfsdsId, 5prag
aeld and other tHterTnediate stations
AT Oclock z. AZ Accommodation Train ~ ChsthxD
-Four Corne connecting with Western Railroad going Esst
n Passengers FOR Lebanon Springs will take the 4
O'Clock, A. N Train to Chatham Wsstera Railroad t.
Canaan and Stage Lebanon arriving early the same after
~ bLOAT BnoenntendsQf
Tsre thruush. 81
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

~ YORK and PHILADELPHIA dirsct-U. = MAIh
and EXPRESS LINES-Througt In u hoop-New.Jeney
Of Courtsndt-st "a n and 5I ?. NJ Liberya Leaves
philadelphia at l2t and A NJ and 81 from foot OF
Wsnuta Fare reduced To ~ for frstcass and " |" to-
second-clas
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON and CHARLEsTON
through ticket sold Ia the above lines ana through baggage
carried in the A NJ. and 81 NJ Lines from New.yo,s
with through conductors bsH fA
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Uoal.

COAL.-Tho subscriber has In yards,
and Is constantly dischargns s the various kinds o.
Anthracite and Bituminous Goals, via Peach otchafo
Bach Heath Lehigh, Liverpool Orrel, Camel sidney
&c SC all Of the very best quality delivered 70 hsndsos'
order and Tor sale low. JAMES L. NohIu,
tth-st cor Thompson, and oth-sv cor Amos .
Down town office No. 81 Wallis
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CENTRAL RAILROAD co, of NEW

~ JFRSEY-Through nom New York to Easton Pa IN
-Four Hours, commencing Aug Leave pier No T. North
River, per steamer RED JACKET Tor Esstob and inter-
mediate places At 3 NJ u NJ, and IS NJ and bs
Bomergle at 8 r. NJ Returning leave Phipsburs foppo-
site Esston) at 8 aud 1880 A NJ and $751; PM
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CTEAMBOAT ARMENIA-Fo,

OPoog hkeepee, NsvkuEh, Couxzcns, I'D 5prns, Gem
wall and Milton from the foot Of ysys every sA1rpoou q
81 o'clock Returning. viii leave Poushkeeesis every morn
ins o'clock sgndsys sxespted hsals served on boarI
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ID OCULAR MAIL LINE. via Stoning-

a ton, fof BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NEW BED
FORD ard TAUNTON The steamers C Vanderbilt
and COMMODORE, Of this ine run regularly a. here
tofo alternately leaving Pier No North River first wharf
above Battery place daily Sundays excepted at PM,
.nd stonDgton at O'Clock NJ, ARRIVAL Of tbs mail
train, which leaves Boston at 30PM
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport
daily, except Sundays H9 AM and sPM New BEDFORD
Taunton pAs-rg-s proceed Immediately the arrival
Of the mail train At Mansfield
For freight passage, apply Ct the office No 10 BstterT-
place or o hoard tho boats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
THE NEW and elegant Steamer FRAN.

Il CTS bkIDDf will Leave foot OF Jsy-st at o'clock,
for Albany, on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS s1ipe the following landings. West Point, New
ouIh rOuSokeepSie knss;o1 Bristol CAtsk sod Hudson,
retaining on aregaAte days making the laDdrE.
Tbs boat Provided with Frsnciss Patent Metallic life
Boats Fare 81 The feel conf isot that passengers
VIII pronounce her the eomfovAbs
the riyer JAS MCCULLOUGH, Agent, No l5e Front-ss
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.LsAsA0...-.. Tss sAr
svs-Rses....s 3, % mooS-Rses. 10 ga
stou v.rss......
e.niv Hook IL sim Gov Island Ella Hell Gate... sa
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PasseuGers Arrived
Passengers sailed

In f.. ta-t Nary Aa. from Bri'so, EN5-Mr J. fontons
RYAN
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COAL.-I still continue to deliver best
~ Rcd Ash screened from yards dry under cover at =
per - IS from boats Yards King and Grsenwch ane
Goerck and Riyinston PETER CLINTON
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DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUA.

DEREMPTORY SALE Of VALUA-
BILE FARMS and about THREE THOUSAND
VILLAGE LOrS-By order Of the supreuis CJur.-AN-
THONI BLkECkkR Auctilneer.- b sold 81 ABB
BOTS HOTEL. IN the VILLAGE Of ca TrENANGO
On WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 3. lt19 ~ l. Oclsck n
moor b the Ereeutor. Of John Ises dsceassd under
the Of PABLO 7 Rugaes Referee. Ia ours1sace ard
b 1itUe ~ 80 order VI ne Supreme Court the s4b
cIib-r referee. will sell the entire Real Estate
uanE unsod the hands Il Executors and Trustees
County Of Madison. st1ated ~ and village u
ChitfsDsrsu being u SO q La't (ex-lsive Of
arut Grove fern Uhich vii b. sold and con Tsysi
fee ard free - al noun orEnces The WALNUT Grove
Fam couisIs about go aad vii Be sold SAB ect
nps The wife Of NJ ;. BnScksrhof There are f.w VII
~ Lots under les In which regerson aud sststs Of
b landlord only will b sold and there also
Nsge Lots uncer contract ADD the will sub
ecf tie contracts The Farms viii BE- sold 10 ysoas
Of from e. % thy scres and the ags l. village
OF 3D. viii b sod such Lots s1 b. g1t
Nu,le ots aCrg he Line q tie recently established routs
for the ensrEsu OF thu Erie Canal Lifhosphic maps
exhibiting tie saodyiEoLs for Farms the Nilaze L - in
Chsusr. proper AID the projected Auaze LJs along the
liEe Of the C-Esi, published The Chtsnango Canal
III = cposcd o. n arang-nent car Be made with tns
4 At tel ion 70 a. There upon tue property yau.
bic Weoieu FHstoTy and Flour and other Mia Tue CUT
tsnAno Greek through the prJpery dsnee of some
r bytauc machinery 10 tAe State thea sod a.
mill sit1s There valuable Sulphur Spring upon 10.
estate watch will b sold With sufficient grounds
Terms n sale viii b. We liberal The Execution CHAs
Esq, Of the village o. ChittenaDgo will give fall infrna,
ton and the Solicitor OF the Executo may alec b referred
70. The sle VII CONNIE nee on WEDNESDAY, sspt g. AZ
IL oecek neon, M the Tavern OF Mr. c X Abbot In the
village Of Chittenapfo and ptnue from day dsy I'll thu
property disposed of- Nee: York MAJ Is2
BreedBsSNY
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FREIGHT to VERMONT and NEW
II HAMPSHIRE q REDUCES RArES-By ssamss
fRAvELER rum Peek.sip, every dsI o 2. M
rssasks QGss Ne. Ia SOuihst, NJ F.HYDE. Assat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and
IT FALL RIvER-Ths splendid ano superior steamers
BAY STATE Capt VIM. Brown. and EMPIRE STATE.
Capt Benjs min Bsyton leave sterust days tsundays
sxcsotedI from PIER No ). N r. the Battery at5Pn
Tor freight apply board the office Pier No
risDALEG aOARDEN, Agents Nos ~ and ~ Wsst-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

Il DOCK, OCEAN HOUSE Lions Brnch) PORT
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNs DOCK
(kiddletownl and RED BANK.-The and splendid
uesn boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt. A. II Hasserty, Win
lssvs the New Haven Pier Pecksip, East River fol-
lows;
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Rnnrn ahrnwahnrn

TIE stages for squslD will In connection with boat.
f,sges 10 convey TO ell parts OF tho country
AL persons hTsd trusting tho above boat tbs
Of the owneu
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Drp gcobs.

DIIJF NANKEENS.-50 cases, very
ID superior article, for sale ~ NESMiIh < 20,
- No s. Brosd-st. and No s. Nev'si
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Bales bp Anstion.

A. N. MERwIs, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & Co.
ID Trade Sales Rooms No. Is PHk-rov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

L,OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND

Stages will be- in readiness the arrival Of the Boat to
convey passengers 10 all parts Of the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
nIEW .nd DIRECT ROU,rE ~ MIA

IN r w NTA-
CARA FALLs-ROCHksTER LOCKPORT ana
NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD On and after Monday,
August 2 1882 Passenger Trains will run a. foliove
GOING
I,t Train Express .t~syos Rochester At $50 A. ~
"a hsil.........,.... 935 "
ID Way Express, 80. I30P n.
RETURNING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

CORLOVA PLAlNS.-Very superior
,uwool Neslo Plans, Of American nsrn'ae,;,e i,T
inv > Mo- > Brosd-st and 70 NeEst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-07
Hubtc ann tht Drama

PLAcIpEs VARIETIES Mus illowARp's BrSrr,r-rhc
performances Tonight for the benefit of Mrs C. How
ara As an actress and lady Mrs H. is dcservedly pop
uiar with the citizens of NewOrleans and they shopd
eVnce their appreciation of her merits by liberal turn
out on tins occasion The bill is unusually attractive
81. CHAR1ks THEATRE,-NIr. Neafc appeared at tbis
house last night Macbeth, and his rersouaon of e
character made decidedly favorable ippression on Tho
audience although he evidently al,nrpp under n
hoarseneSs which proved detrimental in some of the
passionate scenes We think however that the perform
ance as whole was better than his Damon the ncbt
Nous IN the dagger scene particularly his actine was
exceedingly impressive, He seemed to hold the audience
entfanced In several points he eynced considerable
originality OF conception and gave proof of close study
are inclined to give him credit for n more than or
mary amount of talent. which We think as we have al
really said Will eventually place him in the highest rank
OF his professions but will presume to judr him ms
yet Mrs stuart, Lady Macbeth was as she ever Is
eelent Mr. Perry also made some good points in Dfacas
MT Neahe appears tonight as IIrsn,ius a character
which we think well suited him. and in which we are
confident he will achieve new honors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-07
Louisiana Interior.

RED RnER,-I'le Red River Republican of the Sd inst
says The late rains have caused the river to rise some
ten feet since our last The Falls rapidly grew small nv
degrees and beautifully less and finally disappeared en-
trey leaving the navigation of the river without osrc-
ton 1t commenced falling again night before last and
during the "A hours ending last evening fell ten or twelve
inches. The Mustang came down from Shreyeport Inst
night and reports that the rain had not been Us heavy
there as here and tine rise in the river very slight
MAsoSIc--The Masonic fraternity of Alexandria cee-
DRAFTED the anniversary of St John on the ID inst An
address was delivered by Rev G. c. Preston splendid
collation. partaken of the celebration concluded
with a ball
Goip WEAnER.-The Mmdcn Herald. of December is
says The weather for the last three or four DAYS has
been cold-veiy cold. Solid ice halt foot thick has
formed This morning it is clear we trust the sun
viii soon rule the day
RAILROAD CoNyENTIoN.--The Convention favorable In
t'e extension OF the opeousas and Orleans Railroad to
the sd of north latitude. at L. o'clock on Monday
the 10th inst, in the town of Mansfield and DELEGATES
were present from the parishes of Nachtoches Sabine
pesoto and the county of Pamela Texas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-07

the head waters of the Guadalupe, in fight between
these twotbes The Wacoes said be very hostile
and the Lipans very friendly to Government The
pans took ten or twelve animals from the Wacoes sup
posed to be stolen property of our citizens @
DR.. Swift Surgeon u S. A.. and Lieut. Pitcher from
Fort Martin Scott, arrived at San Antonio few DAYS
since, in good health and excellent spirits
The Sheriff of Nacogdoches county recently brought to
the Penitentiary man named Marshall who was con.
ricted for assault. with attempt commit muir
der upon young lady who had rejected his addresses
He shot her in the back she entering church on
the Sabbath His term of sentence is four years