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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02

TOILET WARE TOILET WARE in acts.
i in beautiful imitation of China, with Land.
scopes, Flowers, &c an English article, very du-
rabie and handsome, just received at g
enters,
Ms 1877 Main street
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Ia - N
DICHMOND A Nd LYNCERIqI r. 1! - =

II RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
Through to Lynchburg in I'd hours--Fare
$6-44 Males by Railroad.-On and after TUES.
DAY, December 10th, 1851, passenger train will
leave the Depot of the Richmond and Danville Rail.
road for Lynchburg every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at A. NJ, connecting at the terminus of
the railroad with Messrs. Flagg Cos fast line of
Stages for Lynchburg.
Passengers by this route for Richmond will leave
Lynchburg every Sunday, Wednesday and Fri
day, arriving at Richmond the succeeding day at
$50 P. M.
For tickets, apply to the Agent of the Railroad
Company, at the Richmond Depot
TO insure seats, persons must be at the Office 20
minutes before the cars leave 10
passengers notprovid;ng themselves with tickets,
and neglecting to have their names entered on The
ybill, will be considered as way passengers,
and charged an increased rate of fare
de 10 ss. JNO. H. OSBORNE, Sup't
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Mustang Linfment.-The

Why is baker like destitute mani Because
he kneads (needF) bread.
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CCHRIDAM GIN.-l2 dozen pure old Schei-
y dam Gin, for medicinal purposes. This article
can be relied on as being Of the best quality For
sale BY lja26l o. A. STREckER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02

GROUND COFFEE.-Reeeiying fresh sup.
" ply Of newly ground, per schr Haxall
HuLST & KING,
Gee 10 Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-02

II G. MCNAMARA, Apothecary and
H. Druggist, has ON hand good assortment
of articles in his line selected particularly for Re-
prices articles OF like quality can be had else
where. The patronage of the public generally
and his frie ads in particular is earnestly solicited
Prescriptions carefully put up.
No. 222 north corner Broad and 10th streets.
del
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ffls = ADAMS e. CO.'S
EXPRESSES are now run
ming to nearly every city, town and village In the
United States, and its superior facilities are offered
to all Cat low rates) for the rapid carriage and de-
livery OF articles Of all descriptions boxes, bales,
packages, parcels money, &c. &c. and for the col.
lection OF notes, drafts bills In all places wherew we
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the utmost
promptness may be relied upon for the perform.
ance OF all business entrusted to u.s.
Custom -housebusness attended to, goods entered
duties paid, and articles forwarded with Dispatch
be sure to order goods by ADAMS e. co.'s FL.
press.
Checks on England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales,
in sums to suit, for sale at this Office
Our European and California Expresses give gen.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North,
East and West every morning Except Sunday at
u o'clock, arrives every evening (except Monday,
at 81 o'clock. j. H. SAWYER. AGENT.
Office No 5, Fourteenth street, Richmond. Va.
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90 COMPREHENSIVE sub.
~M scribers having associated themselves
1@&as business partners under the strla

of OTEY g. GoFF, and having pur-
chased from Thomas Ctey his entire stock of
Saddles, Harness, Brides &C., they will continue
TO carry ON the business in all its branches at the
old stand OF Thomas otey, No. ST. Main street,
richmond, Va; and they respectfully solicit con-
tinuance OF the liberal patronage as hitherto ex
tended to the old firm.
In connexion with their Saddle and Harness bu.
sness. they have for sale Carriages, Roekaways,
and Buggies, manufactured by Thomas A. Mayer,
of Norfolk. This Repository is situated ON Frank.
lin street. above the Old Market call is all that
Is wanting, both in the Saddle and Carriage way
JOHN OTEY,
JAMES w GOFF
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WIN. MCCORMICK,
No II North EIGHTH straat

From the Philadelphia Mercantile Register.
We would recommend to the notice of our read.
ers, particularly those who are afflicted with pull.
monary diseases, McElroy Peetoral Cordial Pc
pular medicine that has been used for years with
great success, and is now offered to the public
Wehave had an opportunity of testing its efficacy
n our family and can speak with assurance.
For sale in this city by PURCELL, LADD &
CO., E.y. Picot Bennett Beers, and Thomas &
Mccarthy.
Prepared by E. Stokes McElroy, Philadelphia
Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S. de Is
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'INHE SUBSCRIBER. in retiring from the
Saddle and Harness business, tenders to his
numerous friends his grateful thanks for the liberal
patronage that they have so long and so generous
iy extended to him. He selicits continuance of
their favors to his successors
ia l6-lm THOMAS oTEr
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EAMILY ROE HERRINGS.-40ha half and
L whole bbls. very superior, for sale by
JAZZ. JOHN FL CLAIBORNE
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COAP.-20o boxes superior Rosin Soap, for
" sale by
jazz CHAS.T. WORKMAN e. co
MOLAsSES.-50 hhds Muscovado Molasses,
la cHAs. T. woRTHAM & co.
GHOULDER BACON.-l5 hhds prime old
- Shoulders, bright and dry, for sale BY
jazz eHAS. T. WORKMAN CO.
DRIME FAMILY HAM6.-2o bblsl superi.
L or Hams, fer family use, receiving per steam
er. These Hams have given universal satisfaction.
jazz WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
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S33,3y7, $4,000, $500.
| susouehanna Lottery, Glass No 7, to be drawn
| at Baltimore on Wednesday, February 18th. 70
numbers Ii draw n.
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Tickets Sl2; halves 8; quafters 8.
Certificate of apackage OF whoies Sloo. eoaFes
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HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS, of every
HI variety; Lubns Extracts; Colognes, Beef's
Marrow; Powders, of all kinds Hair Oils Hair
Tonics; Tooth Powders; Shaving Creams and
Fancy Soaps; Hair Dyes. and a general assort-
ment of fancy articles and fashionable Perfumery,
O be had at
ja 81 PICOTs Drug Store.
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GOLD PENS.-A great variety of Gold Pens,
sale low, by GEO. NJ. WEST a. BRO
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$4,000, 10000, 5000, 100 prizes of 1000.
Susquehanns Lottery, Class 5, to be drawn at
Baltimore, ON Wednesday, January 2sth. 7snum
bers, IL drawn.
l Of $4,000 of........... S3,907
l Of -. 10000 100 of....-..- 1000
l of.-.. 5000 25 of.-.-.--.. 500
Tickets S10 halves S quarters 2 so.
~ Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mt st prompt and confiden.
bal attention, if addressed to F. NORRIS 81 CO.,
Managers, or to c. w. PURCELL,
ia 81 Richmond, Va.
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Lowest No. prlZe $25.
LIST, I'd or Sd drawn Nos, SIS.
a, 5 or 6 q" TO-
Z, org 4" 8.
All other single No. prizes s. 60.
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters IS.
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NEW SIDES AND SHOULDERS.-l0
IN hhds, receiving per steamer, for sale by
a27 WILLIAMS & BRO.
Save YOUK MONEY AND BRING 1T
- TO LEvY'S--And he win give you q lot of the
cheapest Dry Goods ever offered; AZ he Is deter
gains in Merinos, Mouselsines, Alpacas, Brocade,
Lusfres, Eilks, Poplins, Blankets Shawls, Cassi.
meres, Sattinett Jeans. Tweeds Wooden Hosiery,
Linsey, eheetings, Shrtings, Table Cloths Cslicoes
Muslins, Embroideries, DC.
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr
Ja2e 20l Broad street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
WEpNEspAY. JulY 29-P. 81.

There is an entire change Of feeling in
The Stock market today, and the effect Of the fishery
trouble has passed away. Everything was buoyau'
and the transactions 20 greater extent than for
some days past For Government Stocks the demand
Is considerable, and some $50 0OO sold today at full
prices. Railroad Bonds also Ia good request and
Fries had an improving appearance. Al the second
Board $4,000 Conyertibles, lsC2, sold at % time
which is an Improvement OF q per cent. Erie
Stock recovered from the depression Of the last
lew dayF, and closed at &c. bid. The hegylnesI
In this stock has been occadoned partly By the fear thai
considerable Eurl Of shares are coming upon the
market from the issues to contractors. Reading
firm at 60; stonngton went TO 81, advance of per
cent, and Norwich firm al a. Nicaragua in
proved a, and Zine :. Harlem advanced 10 Il for the
opening and Hudson River 70 t57s. The investment
Stocks are firm, with a moderate demand AZ the
Second Board generally the sales 40. large, but
the market very buoyaL, and closed at full price,
In Sterling there is nothing doing to. day,
end the rates are steady At l04 o.. fnncl jl5i!
SIS.
The market is quiet for Freights. The
rates to Liverpool and London are rs before quoted
Within few days there have been gagged to Anste
DAM ~ .uns Measurement Goods Mah1 gauy, Is
aud % d SO 'tls. Resin, and 500 Pl9e S.aves
$40. To Hamburg, lvo3 lJls. Resin, and 100 Spir
ts Torren,ine 2 cents. T. London, from Z .e5ec
American ship, Timber A. p Z! load. TO Iord.a
from Miraulcb, another, with Deals 20 To Cs1i-. a
foreign big VIII light Pipe Slaves sic; 70 Brazil from
southern port, another foreigner, with Flour. 81
Dbl 10 Boston from Pensacola, a b,rk VITA Flooring
Boards, s. anito Borieslx from City Point an Amer
lean ship VIII Tobacco, * u per hid 70 California
there is gain activity ard clipper s5os are Ging
up these no. engaged fit range from 70 to s5. for
for Measurement, and ~. ior Heavy, whe cthers
which viii sal IL very iew days, get II p foot: fa
vessels get % sc for Measurement and lc for heavy
goods 800 trs Coal was taken d. 81, and 300 bJs
ReLuoid Ciy Flour oy a clipper within III, clipper
rates noted Gbcye
The amount received 81 tn Sub Tfeasu-
iyis slJI257 paid, e. 1ss-bulauce 81 ol2,ag5
Ny. Simeon Diaper offers for sale
100000 Of The sock o.. tie T. aad Rutland Railroad
Company. This Road exten5s from Salem 70 E,-ie
Brdsc and is III miles IN length, eos.iac 500 M
The Stock subscriptions $4,000 and the funded
ard only eebi Is slooooO, leaving sarplus of bt
$4,000 The road Is leased for forty seven years IN the
Rutland ard Washington h5sd at a liked rent of $1,000
per srnum over and above all taxes aud expap.s,)
and trehtf Of Tie ~ earnings over aud above f,nr
Ter cert Of bob rosJ', aai 2! Tie Asany NJr;bera
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Passengers sailed,

H. aeaa.iir f,i1 r Lir1po0- Henry B. rsti aiv c'
Quebec Ms Brown Kusoni Mr. O~.u foue
lady Nrs Zul,h and child Montreal M- MONT Boston, Nj
James and lady, Thomas tt0 and iy Quebec; Mr
Daniel and cud, England Mrs Price and three cr7n
Cdusda j. " .Lacaue and lady, he Orrsus Madame fun1u
three children aud uurse Richmond; NJ Bowman, Cambridge
Pera Clprnuo C. /-san : Thompson, Louiou hauue
De- Ia CaSa Ramon Gorr7. Conner M'yco. james Dun
op and nephew Petersburg john hy NJ Ma,acrne doa'r-
Nj Duncan and lady, New Orleans VI Husband aud LADY, Eus
land; Appleton. New Orleans; Mr. stswar and pton New Or
leas John T. Rcd. :. cCkies New Orleans. Geo Debts Lon
John Sisley Boston; D. sondRPn New York g. Pse
Quebec; John OH, 81 Robert Taylor New iok A. x. Krd,
ltvlf CAM b- Nv York y c. Trkrr.1n, Boston Re- d.
scaddue, Toronto VIM. Hunter Alabama VIM NofsworfH, NJ
biure. Orleans Ke,. Is ". Stone. New fors C.
Pfobyn Canada Geo r. RODGERS, England WIN hsus, New
ior Mr. Mcgee, New of'a $. j. N'stcj, AeH l0rk Hos
Betie London John A. Dulop Louisville fioa' Tapping Lon
w Glasgow David Cannon. Mobile John Gibson
Mobile Mr Lsngr'se New Dreams; Arch Monfpuery, New
Orleans Mr. Warren, PhLai. Pima John kclney, Neo Yor
a Martin. ErRlEd, Nr, FAer- ali ant Newfok; lfow
Mor-abd Sir Doubleday, Me- Moreanl aod servant. Boston
John Dawson Neg York Mr. Osborn knstia AMI yorg lady
Hamilton Mr Mckay Mr.. john Dawson, Montr-al Messrs
Geuchrr James Mackenzie. Hagh DayUpe John IUsss Can
West Jos Nau0ught Pattsilfg Goodwin. elec r. r
Clement Teras Wm Ha4iane Engllld r. Bromley. California
Jovh Arcaasas A.. TAFT. Canada; M- W.. Fng WIN
Obs WIN Bone VIM Mitchell Hy Bone, " Gu9e, X. Oge
Canada EdE Robnon kobt Nilis Nses Pete Dolei.y
Loadon, r. Appleton Nrw orleans. Iota-..i.
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DIED.

On Tucsday ra9-irq Jny 81, GEORGE WILLIAM. ong
Of George Joanna S. sherman agi y'ar AMI months
Tie relatives mod friend, Or tie fanny respectfully invited -
the Hara tai. (T1rsiay) afternoon, a c'' tom
No. 20 DIVISION =
On Tuesly Ju g. JAMES DANIEL, o. Dr. John 3 Yves,
tervsf, 10 u q lsil year Of Hs age ~ $500. . .
Nevy Leba,on 5grgs the 9Th INST SARAH ANS wife Of
r satds Tucker and dlrr o. ne ls,e Robert carter
ILe friends AID relative, &C -e family respectfully invited O.
ate -te greni tbs rurisy afternoon a. 1o. ion he
late p az Boot ~ Carriages viii be- waiting a.
lie rcv. and -ris of-te hoy are invited atteal the
funeral the h- ath-r Tompkin,se. = n
ociock A. NJ precisely, thursday, he 1T, without further 10
GA Wc3neday afternoon July ~ HARRIET 8, wife Of FrS
ERIK p. Ernst. il fhe 20 year NJ h~r as-
Tie rchitr friends Of the fmy r-llestsi 10 aeu
BE-, funeral OIL Friday afternoon AZ O'Clock, her lat re-ienc
on TUESDAY p, Weeharspn Village NJ Of consumption.
the Of hey age, CONELIA JAM vac OF Wm Wright
The funeral service. WI performed AZ s. Pals Church. 10
boten. this rsday ats ", =; Which ~, relatives and
friends of the .suly '.aly in, ted 10 attend 80
jug ~. accidentally drowned, ROBERT w. RUTHERFORD.
cny OF Robert w luiheori, Of Edter.toa Nj agei
years and II months
In Newper, r. 24h inst HANNAH DENNIS widow OF tie
late jonathan DENIS. the >h yearo her 'sean r eHei Mn
i.ier Of The 500 ~ Of fferJ
IN Pefry.,le South kIefovn RI Frfsy itul inst tOS
A. HA-ZAI'D. E'g, IN 'h" nth year q hi' age
Justice the Peace Tor nearly forty sne
eyears and M reitrons Of n susEed character of
horey ard NE v Which ha- ea3eared hs memory 70 - com
murltv 10 which be- lived
H. Br. lath rt Mrs. MARY vile Of Deacon GeorTe "
Colt, aged -.
In L,e Compton, leih iast JEDGkH SHAW. E.. for many
years tie Rhode leland L. 'lature ag-I g.
July % HENRY PUTNAM Jennings, AGED year, month
The anl friends Of t family respectfully invited ~
attend the funeral on Thursday at dock PM from 10 Column
lin
A. Bfookvn Jug D. ZRNAs HYDE year ase
His rend and those Of t family, AMI tie embs Fl thc Mr
csnlr Lodge No. u J. o. Il o. f. are t1y nv tel 10 a-n
h funeral th tTLIday afternoon AZ . O'Clock, from h5
tence, No lr Atlantic St South Brooklyn
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DiSnsfcrs,kr

s-rR I0nrpA a. PoriarI from Sorck, orsei ~ Al,
league. iorsai ans yafttle 49, Nss naet PoGsnG Dab
FrISrir Tie hTe tolri The 90 atei sp rtss al
hcrn last and she her
Tie nIl, slsis Nd ~ her cnnsc.F.es
ufeu gone her shn destroyed an her l1 .efy
smased ~ much hist experienced hpNr gdt eho .t.see
OPINION tle ship cearot - repaired ss
40 co Thecag' Which CONSISTS OF some 0io std
pitch ub o 1870 bales NJ cotton, eaier
ndr-d bales of the putsssi I'm.
AID insured snTrsi sois the lusber rae baAs
cotton. com9ung uiJ 101 uss purch'ei lty a1
insured o.N office Cha-i.ton Insurance al Tra.t
Co $1,000 uh Caro Insurance Co SiOou' irency o'sss
tH 1'tmucs Co.. $500 Agony OF the Nnhvie rance Co,
$500
Su Als,v tof s. Gs.I- We DAYS. rom Calais Nor.
va went ashore Lube Sorrows 0th mt btg' % ueKt
without damage aver c-thstsrs rcck loaioi lumber
CoAtrL, Parser Cape Elizabeth for Rsngor .0ts
hayius by thr Granite stte, Wh-n sb
Ny S-eun, about D. O'Clock usnt of ls W~at@r lear Al
.sRrg opsuing sfwsy-. g. psmrs- about 800
h,EA (rmsty o. New lo'k Capt hoss-. Nai,s
ra.o or Have, Grug AM ani-, st coral rsef
go af = ~ % O " " Dec g. sui AL Asn, hem
srlves OF Frn,ss & 3olt, bit the vessel became Total
she owned ~ tho Cagfsn and party
BEEHIVE her ss has been BE- hrr epo-d
B,nX Z,Ncu. Nilon IRON s., john y tor s~fpool shah
got ashore st Nst 11 brought back 20 81 JoAss
n B. l ofwser, Thursday si, TOW of the Cen
QusroT
SIMS received from tie mastsrof tie bas4 Achilles kus
coat M.ne hat hu OF her sales sni ts corssss
have sih her anchors, &c has scss
10 the huou-iepth oi water stated.
BEis from MaflrstO New YORK put INTO " Jaso 10
Cuba previous the With loss OF boNspt a4 Soad sal
again % the l4ih.
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Dnppsf;c parfs.

ALEA1ASnElA JoIy asASr b%s caiho, Ros," wHiHsos,
BALIlMohE' Joy -. irG sh's r. L. M,efs. Eev YcstI
Mary Haryev DO 'oop May iiien corson, do c~.sise.n
s S Ky "ai S 9o ar 1 s P91ge w 9ss.
Lonton bng T. A CunninsLan, -, Bad, NJ .,hr Gnos
D.Iits Bsr',tt, Bndsspor. ~.
Concord, br) Meanahon. Gaze shr Rachel r Brown, Bsts
wsH''9 en-, 'ee Sy W.. Fhp sss ssg tr..
Clements. Nj Desert T,esr.pheJ BAH Ho s.nJ rom Psnss
smih s. John b. bsr raclc sas,er' p, ,Sa "a. sS;
JoIss csh MalsPS o. " Jone., Bu'Ae Deme,rs Mo.sp-.
S.oss h3aaa wert MA;y rs.tsr..o, Law gaal.
L.1s Lsaa ~ se ,o; 20, o1 Ins,sys
Jns, yiad,niT Geo " Jc1e.. Pm, o"r'i epo'-toai
zod:ci h. GsIl gon, NC; aud FROM P,esaI Road,
BANGOR July ll-An big Hamplen Pomroy rsr.. I.l,nI,
Iin lfs Ioha Afey Ae kondoui 18Th.
Ner lesi -Gb hs. En,, Harlow, Tlbs i.ini Hs,sana.
30 3n ,eha l. D. I,'mpson. Grant Al-,saira.
'' ~, i ssaj 'IarAhr' LOUD, Pr ,dr pLla =
s"s s-n En0t' B"cSaoo, fhiadelplj soop Excel wioa,
:"S s ', s aa iss s o.s 'r ne,
Aiaes kean, 81 Juo De Cuba Ada McLary Hama y"
.5hAfr; big tsOsn..I Jose Gall Havana, ,etr May
w VsAs' New iG't cL ons T,bee Fersason. ssy
JoeHb hesTs northern gort yenee1o sDal) Costa BTos
biG A-hn Jay -', chr Mao. Dawson. Baltimore.
e. - J'j - Air s.4L Sarah ,. Parser l-s Pill
John p !ld Red, n Rcf5hsanotI a'r Ps.os. s.s
man r gas; Narasr Ncisr.on 1bsay; ao .eS Lsa.a
tnore; Caroline Han Roy Phlepa; John P.,tea Can.
scn 10 j.. ,or Bangor. a,co.trs - oiot.l
H0LtL ; HOLE J4b TAR. brig susan. NJ ias'oo be
- ~ IL noe "a y flaieloha Tor bo@ten Ghos
III ~ -, ~ 'f Weymouth onon DO Tor h-"o'Dpod ltnf
a. ,n - NY ~.
e. ~ - r. sp mere "relen Haven h''
80. ~, -. - . D. .iyf..
~ $3.50 1850 q 20 F+a, -lps "a Do Thonpse,
" "a. 80 "a '.'F''"i "a " Dy, IfDo' pasesos
-. ila ~. a B. '-Hr-. ia1s, Lysdo irs, Festsi'
n 49, 1o,. AZ - a. N...': l"l.ion' Boston Ar esk'
!. HTH btrf Ahi~'fH .irN. Of BAG NslA Cnf,
D''l 'eaNi-t tf i"o Fl.', iobnon, s. Juan u SSa'
GO ,...pr ,,
NV y z. Arr Coaster, Roam SD Asa
O,tl..rf W 40. Nefok.
BOZ FDlh My - Az. or Emporium Cotton, Nes Yod;
L,Is,i hol.yf, Cnmrrn
~" Ispor JOY -l-Nfr schn Carohne, Holm, sca
Nh"h ~ Nfy JolleOn, kyrI PHILADELPHIA. IL san 4
r. 10 a H.son, l. a. p as,y qua; Daae! T. Wihu ssa
Atary; Ca'- c-d,T..-, My A. lowell I.,, 10 -
tccry' i'-er m A.atn, Bo.ton: Cadet GeIy in ses
81 bo.,oIi Col sllr- HIs- iu S-xlo.s ROtsstj
- lIcr, a;aiii . ! ia.,- ~. New Yors sailed ia
. ,iD; ,r Z. - - d. h.".i"'< g,,.sL
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Foreisn Ports.

At SER, Leone I'D ul bHs Cambria Francis, from s,e dc
only American ses.el
Sd Tn 90 asw Gays bus Zeso sturte ant Monrons
At RIO Grnude Nsy bark WIN. Schroeder Dexter
orl5 days; bra Ei7al-t FELTON,, pton. unc.
~ Isup 18th -Cr Mary Ellen, for New lsts
SO. til, sthr. J. y Bradford. Tor Penacoa.
Al Rrhsdccs 9Th INST, brig lyp~-, Lahn, I'm Piaegka dsG
ADO. 81 INST, .chr. Euelue, Rice from Alexandra
Al Port suPurce I'M inst bra Grafton. Bys. tor Phaeh
ludlT not for New OrS schr from Boston,
BY the Eureka, Hoop-I and others be Goss big
Fra Cab, from Boston
AtSsguallthiust ts Sayonvle, Hutcns. and Penfoa,
Pendeon, Tor Sew ok y brgs Martha kelar, To-
edo Hsmn for Boston, doi kctch Brothers, Loved k<
New ofk.L
Quebec e3d ult sin Herald Gcmmen New Yors ca
ed steamer Abaos kearry, Csfoiteown, Pc'ou and New
YORK
CD Al Roh5ucto 3ch M sps Arab Deano Gnmsey, E-s
81 in-t Caspsu, fruia-t. T., -rpooi
about Ava l. q
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a. S s,crcsl R. y. D. Tlst.ir-, L ~o Oh. ID. I'D,
f' lays. Sc. ncH. viii si 9 Nserau. tos So. Y,-t
L. s9rs o-'ar Fc-pos~. 4 ousol. Lieut. C9r'r po-t
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw.YoRx.......Jply %.
Cleared.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday,

July 28-BARX is but little inquired alter and no further
sales Quercitron have been reported CoToN continues
ally reduced The FLOUR market continues very quiet
Sales of 700 bbs good Western and Pepnsy wanna recently
ground at 81 bb fresh ground at 81 ~ b5l and
some extra a, 81 So Small sales for city consumption AZ
$d q for and good brands and - 81 no 20 81 ID
tor extra RYE FLOUR Is steady at 3 ca, and C0RN MEAL
at s. . p Dbl Supplies OF new Wheat are increasing
seles 600 bushels good and prime Delaware red at d9Ic
3 bushe and 90 bushels prime old Penn,yy white a.
81 o. No further sales Of RYE reported CoRN Is IN steafy
demand at &c tor good yellow at which some further sales
demand Sales Of $50 bbs at 29c. Hhds held at the
same price.