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VTESTERN PRODUCE.-Flour 100
w barrels S. F. Indiana Cheese, 80
boxes choice w Z; Beef 10 half barrels
Family Mess, Just received per "Moses
Greenwood" ard for sale by
nov oalv JOSHUA REAT.
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CAPE LEMEi

OnO BARRELS Cape Lime, Just re.
LOO ceiveb. For sale by decl3y
S. NJ. HART, &co
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Mourning Goods.

TNHE subscriber has just received from
i New York, another assortment of
handsome Mourning Goods. Consisting of
upin's best black VI. de Lanes, Dcmbs-
zines A lapacas. Mourning Grapes. Mo,iros.
t,inghans. also 1000 ,ayd, of the hes. blse
English PRINT. al mall fynress.
nov Ky " u PElIl,r.
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Avis dc I'Eglise.

r ES Marsuillier de rEgiise de s.. Joseph ;,
desire de procede Accomplishment
do rFrlise Catholque neui demaide Gap
ne,ar 10 soin ! ccux qui doivant a Ia dite
~ e1vi al, NON, 10 revenu des Bancs, abon
ns,nen, ou sttrc chos,. quill sero1t bien'o'
solicite par NJ. Antoine pulol, 'o oaso
de Ia dite Eglise, Oh par 'e Rev fe'c 20
yais. ani a volontairement oftert son asS's-
lance dams lie susdite obJe,.
dGc3-i-o. H. " IN 49, -.
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OGre d the Baton Rorge m" Clinton

OGce d The Baton Rorge and Clinton
Plank Rood Company,
PROPOSALS will he received at the
/ Office of this Company until Tuesday
the 10Th dav of January next, (ls5il fol
ditching and grading the Third and Fourth
Sections Of the Road comprising four miles
in each Sec'ion.) in accordance with the
specifications o the Engineer 10 be seen al
the Office Of the COMPANY. Proposals arc
invited for either one or both Ssrtons BY
order of The Board.
dec |. ALFRED SfiEPPEhS, Sect y.
.Adpocaie copy.
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WE WILL OFFER FORsALE 80

WE Will OFFER FORSALE 10
w constantly after the. ION ORG
De -enibcr. 1853, at our well known A.
stand No. $50, Gravier Street New Orleans.
The most choice selections OF NEGROES
that can be found in this country,
Purchasers may rely on not being
deceived in any servant we sell
No brokers will be employed by u.s. as
the profit, on such negroes as we offer VIII
no, Justify the additional expense of broker
age. u. ~. M , III"
dec1G-tc VI. w
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n NJ MATTHEW'S &. NJ kurnLitoRD
SLAVE DEPOT,
toLp rANp,1
No/159. GRANIER ST Il Ell
ler,s.tt New Orleans.
HAT. Cap. IL Shoe Store.

Hat, Cap, a. shoe store.
TIME undersigned take pleasure IN m
4 forming their friends AMI the public
generally that they have just 'eplin'shcd
their stock with the most fashionable style
ofarticles IN their line. which they will sell
as low as can be purchased elsewhere. for
cash. Silk, Moleskin, Beaver. Cassmer
and Matilod Hats. Navy. Army, Moha'r,
silk plush, Cotton and silk glazed Caps
for men and hoys. Hunting, Cali. Kipare
Laced boots. ladies'. Misses and bows Cal
tiers and Bgogails Also negro hats and
shoes A. n, BOOTH.
Nov. 1s-lv. ]. W. QuiHrt Ms
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CAPE ElINAa1 {.

A FRESH lot. at reduced prices to
"A sale by decli JosnuA BHAL
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Books Books

Books Books
"EBSTER'S Die tionarv. ctcplmoe
w quarto edition Swiits works COM
plete in two vol Vol Greenlcaf on
evidence; HilIard on Mortgage; Ross
cans confession; Christmas Roses The
Rose Bud: Juvenile Keepsake Also a
lrSe variety o, Diaries and Almaracs for
1851, and fine assortment Of blank Cards
in store and for sale by
nov. 10y GEO. NJ HEROMAN.
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More Light for Masakis

NDTV AtNHs f"H
TUST RECElV Edo bbs. Wtnte
y Strained oil. A prime article by tn
barrel or at retail by
oct-6-lv. GEO. NJ. lTEROMAN.
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REGULAR COAST PAcKEr-FGh

REGEbNK CUAHT PAVKFT-FUK
sM-.I..A Fort Adams, Red River Landing,
uillansport, Morsanza, ~ Cou-
ssEssasSrz2ssA pee, Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Port
Hudson, Baton Rouge. Plnquenine, Donndsonylc,
and intermediate landings. The fast-funninF pas
senger steamer NATcHFZ 10. 9. Capt. Jas. CLARK,
having been locked and thoroughly repaired, has
taken her place in the above trade, leaving View
Orleans every Wednesday, nj ?. NJ, and Fort
Adams every Friday az 10 4. ".
.g~The NlrCH&z No. 2, viii touch nj Baton Eonr"
every Thursday morning going mp. and returning
on her way down, will bc at our lant'ing every
Saturday evening. novelty.
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ALBERT P. CONVERSE,
SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Office tcith DR.. Mann, Lafayette 81, B. Rouge,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21

June 90 AT o;5 O'Clock left Boston
June %. ieht uind..
june AT o4oA NJ arrived at Halifax; left at al6
June % Fresh breeze and cloudy.
June 27.--Fresh breeze ard cloudy.
June 28.-Fresn breeze and cloudy.
June a9-Fresb breeze and cloudy.
June 80 Fresh breeze and cloudy.
July -Trssb breezes, with high cross sea, Al 2;30
A. ". abreast OF cape Clear.
July AT $40 A. " passed the Rock, having been
detsin.d outside he bar two hours,
On the 25th Of June the ship ahead Of the
24o mies, and the 3oth she hsd in five days gained
distnt ce of s25 miles over the steamer.
From, Der position the Grand Banks the 25th apd
in lat 4e 20 Ion so TO- she 1876 hours TO Cape Clear
distance Of Cos nilss her daily thence averaging
2o6 miles per day, or 1879 knots Ter hour
she has thus made the passage from New York 70 Liver
pool in thirteen days and nineteen hours.
This is the quickest trip made by sailing vessel
The shortest previous by the packet ship
Independence Cap Nye. (uow Of the Collins steamship
Psciac about years ago. 10 fourteen d.ys six hours
This the Sovereign Of the Seas has beaten By eleven hours
DEPARTURE OF CALIFORNIA STEAMERS The stsamsbin
Illinois for AspI~aIl with the Cabfornis and Oregon
mails and The steamship Star of the west for saa jan
Nicaragua left port yesterday afternoon with passengers
bound to California.
The STEAMSHIP SARAH SASps-The British iron screy
steamship Sarah Sands lately running bet ~esn this port
and Liverpool afterwards gagged between Panama and
Fan Francfco, and since made voyage from Hverpoo
TO Autsla going to tale the lsce OF the Cleopatra
In the Quebec and Lverp, oil trade
Nkws FROM THE BARK GEN OF SEA The following l.
m extract from litter from Opt Bowen. OF ths bark
Gem OF the eea, Owned BY Mr. A Douglas of New York
ana bound from this city to Melbourne. Australia !:
Az SEA May IA 1853
Dear Sr-we have made rather tnso n msd'om
psts ge fhrs FAR and Did fai- the Ire IN ab ui
twenty eight days from Ne~ York 9TH ttandtpe 90
nave had succession 81 hesd winds for the Erst t~elv
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NEW YORK CLUB.
City IntclllxenCe .

TUEsDAYs EXPLOSION. William Riley, who was s.ruclS
by projsctile at the time Of the sxposioa IS as
alive, but has been insensibe sincs the aesic.
Bic recovery is very doubtful The foreman Ibsrnsa
Service, still lies in dangerous condition. HIS resiasae
10 at 90 Avenue D. The residences Of two Of tho ether
parties injured foows-David Barry, 1873 Hester
street. Thomas Kerrgan, 223 Stanton street Ths
Of tbs other boy that injured is Wm Cronnas6 aI
bis rest ence have not been aoe to ascertain L. az
pears that there fireman alta ched 70 Abe eng
bouse, the foreman who acted Likewise enginesr
tending to it hi,Dse that the report mau Er,Ha
Jenny" having been killed il uofounded. 1t
stated. in account Of the accden, being only
coDjectured Mr. Pratt, the owner Of the feuudcy
absent at the time Of the catastrophe having gone
Boston. Teeg aphc notice Of the sad occurrence eaa
however, transmitted to him.
REGATTA-Quite interesting and exciting boat
came fl yesterday, at Hoboken, for purse OF $50
Seven boats cred the list ard started
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July at 7. NJ, took pilot and at 10 r. N. anchored
il the Mercy.
Saturday June is, 1853 took steamer and went down
the bay AZ $50 sea time. Crew. thirty nine and
eight boys.
June 10 -Ligh ship bore north mile Distant light
bieezes from southwest; fine weather
June 20-Weather pleasant; all sail set.
June q - Fine weather.
June 49, Fine weather: light b. eezes.
Juue % - No derate breezes.
June "a AT A. N. took in stpddng sails; made Cape
Race; fresh breeze ard clear weather
June 25.- On the Grand Banks; weather cold passing
fog.
June 26.-StroDg breezee.
june 81 -Squally weather; strong breezes.
June 2S-Took In topgallant sails, and single reefsd
topsails
June 20 Moderate breezes; rough sea- squally; ship
very cranE her rail undo. water rigging slack weather
equally; ship rolling heavily; strong brsezes.
June 80 Roy al studdipg sails set
July made Cape Clear, Ireland.
ABSTRACT THE LOG BRITISH NoaTH AMERICAN
MAIL STEAMSHIP CANADA CAPT JAMES STONE FROM Bos
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days. Everything goes on quietly The Gem ia evsyy
thing You could wish 70 have ber-we have pasej
clipper ,hips one from Boston ha ether from New York
My 1858 Crossed the Equator twenty .sgh. days
ffom New York
Babi. May % 1853 Arrived here yesterday, AMI e1
poet to sail again to day rejoice ay We have vsrs
aenemay bet OF passengers, and thus very .ger-
able passage. Yours, truly, A BOWEN
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Marine Affairs,

The CLIPPER SHIP SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS PASSAGE TO
ImPooLThe extrao rdinary passage made by the Bos-
ton clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas Capt Mckay
this port to Liverpool having excited great deal Of ia
terest both sides Of the water publish below an alb
tract Of her log also that Of the royal mail steam
ship Canada which left Boston for Liverpool four days
after the clipper left ths port compsr Of the
logs viii show the superior sailing qualities OF the sove
reign Of the sess:-
ABSTRACT THs Log SHIP SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-21

Virginia Along the piedmont country Of the
Blue Ridge, and over . region Of more than
two hundred miles square among the noun
tains, there exists climate which for health and
longevity is not surpassed in the United States.
And all these mountains abound with mineral
springs Of every variety. and of every tempera-
ture from boiling water to ice water and of
every volume from that Of common soda
fountain to the discharge from the bowels Of the
earth ola crystalline, dashing river ready made.
And all this, but for the absence of lakes, is
among the most beautiful and picturesque
scenery this side the Rocky Mountains. The
railroad in course of construction pia the far
famed White Sulphur Springs, and other rail-
roads in progress in the State, will, however,
when completed, with proper accommodations,
attract an immense concourse of summer visit
err. not only from the South. but from the
North to the springs and fresh elastic air and
beautiful landscapes Of the mountains Of Virgil
MIA In this view we join in the recommends
ten Of the Richmond editor to the Virginians
to wake up and prepare for the public accom-
mediation at all their mountain mineral springs
and mammoth caves and-so-forth, not after the
old stage-coach fashion, but in anticipation of
the locomotive, and with all the modern i'm
provements."
We are in favor of free and liberal in
tercourse between the people of the North
and South. The prejudices and jealous
les existing between them will be dis
PEELED upon more intimate knowledge Of each
other. But our Southern folks" must stir
themselves if they would have their own neigh
bors to keep them company in July and August;
and nothing will answer to turn fair share Of
our Northerners to the springs of the South short
of railroads and good hotels, with all the
modern improvements" including gas and
water pipes all over the house.
Let Old Virginia wake up, and. contempla-
ting her natural advantages through Yankee
estimate, let her make bold stroke for two or
three millions year on account of her noun
tain air, mountain water. and mountain
mutton. Is not oil this consistent with the
resolutions of '9S and '99? Yea, verify. Amen.
INTERESTING LETTER.-We recommend to our
readers the interesting letter which we repub-
lish to-day from the Raleigh IN. CO. Standard,
descriptive Of the remarkable energy of charac-
ter Of little philosopher in Philadelphia, en-
gagged in the business Of circulating the New
York HERALD We thank our North Carolina
contemporary for his good opinions concerning
this journal; but independently Of these. his
account OF his manly little hero proves the
writer Of this letter to be man of intelligence
refinement. and observation. That brave lad.
however, is not the only example Of success
full beginning in the world by carrying the
HERALD We could cite a number of examples
proving his practical sagacity in this business.
But it is not every lad that could rise above
the misfortune of losing both his legs. May
his shadow never be less.
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Cricket Match.

The following IL the result of the match shoh OF
between the New York and Ne ~srk clubs at Hobosp
Monday. July IS. The Newark CLUB won the toss aas
went to the bat
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the old party Is done away with, for once 80
for all. Finally, both the old political parties
have lived out their day. New arrangements
will supersede them both in the next PresidAn-
tial election. That's ALL
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SATUKDAH, Auxu6t 10 I. N.
BRR ADeTUFFs- sought sitter salss we're
made Of Is 900 bbs State deliverable II Ooto
Der at S. so chiefly to shippers and IL zoo bbls State
and Western hero to arrive soon including sundry
iots Of sour at - GIN - 81 supcraDs No q - 81
s. ordinsry 20 ohotcs State and mixsd fancy West
eru, S6 12s d SIN fancy GeDs-ss, Is 37k o. so;
extA Western IS 37k So and extra Gsnes es 50 .
% 62k. per boi Subsequently, our ioside qIo,s-
tcps were rejected By SupeFfne Canadian,
in bond, scarce, and offered under
Is 50. There were 76o bols Southern dispo ed Of
at previous quotations Recently, CALICO and
Hsxals err came to hand and was immediately sold
at Is 10 Rye aour and meal isst noticed.
The operations wheat reSched $40 bushsll &C.
white ut 81 80 and II SEQ Western do a. 81 6 u 70
About 0co bashels rye realized $50. 80, State aud
Western cats -ere pretty talssble. at 4shc. 4Shc,
Corn favored factors The sales compved Is 600 bush
els TIE 73o for upsound 7sc. Tao Tor mixed aod
white southern 7sc . 75c for mixed and yellow West
err, AND 7ec 1870 for yellow Southern
CorTos.-s~les II 900 bales reported to day ct
previous qnoeStiops.
Provisions. Pork did not vary much The sales ON
braoed et0 bb's Western SIS SIX SIS 50 for msss
and $12 STU for prime iper boi, Cut meats IN.
charged There have been 27O b,ls lro sold at IL Nc
11hc per 10. The sales Of beef reached 400 bbls
fora gu tatons Butter and cheese quick Of
1t full prices
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~ drawer. OMcsr DsAa wls ls In charge q ~ pre-
1isss - swsit H. arrival Il ths evssr.
ARRnr on SysP1uoH.--Oa Thsrpdsy atsut $685. .
named john Dover avessd 81 the fsst OF sixty
FIRST street. E.t su<potes Of burglary Ia rws
bsg ths jsvelry stare NJ Mr. Reed Brssky~ tbs fss.
Ing property svsne he~a found usos hin SAT % In
gcA, - In bils and s3 ospts n small shaAgs Ths
prisoner taken 70 Brooklyn BY sfoe< Mathews
q shat CITY, assisted BY scs Keller OF ths Nlnstssata
ward.
AcODNr- On Friday morning absut II o'olsck. . aan
named jacob 4 Berssn, belonging TO Yellow Hook l. L,
vss thrown out 81 hs wagon, which Loaded With v
rasess n Rsctcr street bstwssa Broadway and WssA
nstoa and ran ever cy his ewS hsssss who Nd TAKEN
right ~ -sousthsng m passing He vss PICKED up oy
ofcsr Anderson of the first ward who took him into
DR. Van Ler's ONCE Grssowoh street. ~bero his ieja
Iiea which very vef~, attended 70 He ma
sincs been taken home by bis friends.
ACCIDENT BLASTING About O'Clock yesterday
morning . piece Of rock from blast In tbs swcr nos
being Lid In Forty first street ths Third svenas.
struck little girl named Mary Congdon, and broke her
leg the ANGLE The contractor Mr.. Keunsdy, sent
for doctor vino rendered all the services hs coulf
BY setting the fracture.
FALL FROM BUnDNG. On Friday wilhelm Booamsn,
lsborcr fell frpm = scaffo.d Ia Brosdwsy Brooms
street. and severely Injured He conveyed to hts
residence in Fifteenth street avenue A. spring
cart, by officer Tucker, Of the rfssesth ward.
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.ssAsBSuCOs
rHSNAL W ms sOoAl iukSkb ooCTKrT-Tho third
~ 1870 1 iuIeer society OF
the nurncse NJ nhv.,c.S .rd ;...,i...I s ior
eno soc,aI res xaton~ An go 49, :. ~.
ar tbe al An hth "a ash g. ~ ~ sns cry
fe,fIy;.iee viz ba srrar~ed a. yo,Io,~.. nn do
sveninz "A Tia Trrr.rs 60. -" .,.;s! ~'uuuAy
ceiyed 4. tha Bsttery h. their nrsthr.n sf IT, -
go stjs. torchL.h, 1900 -, 49, " -,e" VI.
.ks fo,ei,r soc;e,;a. ssca,tsa shonrh &c AZ me- aaa
ham s,,,et Rovsrx Trnion p.s "a - esy' omst
Tnrney.' Han On hondsx mnrr;nn $3.50 , " .Le
thronoh Rrosd.ev tho psrt Chtn. -. - .e'I r
Brosdvnv Craod etrret Bowr,v snd Tsnt - .Ass
strses and hence b. railroad En- Tho nIea.ura =;
Harlem Here the CAV VA be passed 10 ysrlous snn.e
nents az foiowsl Speeches; 2. Singing; g. Gyrunas-
tic exercise; Nunsr for the attending Turnses 6.
singing; lynne sue exercises z. Singing The pro.
csesh WI nn oe re iorea Ard return 20 the Turner's
HAIL through THIRD svsnue 10th etiest Fourth svsnue
uri.n psrs, broadway and CAlal street. On Tuesday
tne infhefs n Dc feceived oy tho Mayor and Common
coaI ca n the Park The same day they viii visit the
Crystal Palace the evening" they viii give dramatic
plastic ana eymnasuc pei ,ornsn at the Bowery thea
we; On W~nesosy tne turner's VII make an excursion
70 aooc.en, ana nne festival VII wind up With grand
80 - "f' 'Ds'
ITH WrArIKR-Ihs GOODNESS Of the last few days was
succeeded sesercsy bJ ~srm close weather. the Their
mer,stsr whisn during the ve<s las registered cou
psratively low 6gure for this Of the year. being
mu s. n,stsi sne mercury having risen IN the
~ 49, =. e.n :" 90 uesIer s1or.y Dsore clock
80 an. ~ .~a .In. 20 yhmn'. puo" "y nsnniHs,
rain bn, xers mo- ous ;ndssd !. ro;snt - s's
a. hunoer storm for although the rain continued 10
come Town for soms lime sf,sr tbe hs.r -
CIV ssv mina,ss dnr.tian 'o A'"sJ s"""ee Uaso'
Su.ycuorY sr1cpx-Corop.r Hu.oo ,,,a A. ,,...
80. essans OF ~ suy o "nAm =. Weir, one Of the
,i.sd suic,d, bv bsnyinp himssif to bis ia n.t
cordins to the evidepcs he vert ino hi room AZ his
redence iu Chamber street on Friday night and
dsy sfsrnoon the lnmstes Of the Nous. sonnJ ~ AGO.
looked They burt II ou.u vheo TIA un,ort,ns ~ nan
vas discovered suspended b. mis- dead Coroner
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Port or New York, August az, 1853.
CLEARED

SOrS VI Now HOfAs ANGUS az, 1861
CLEARED
Stesmshfp-Jeres Aoger, Dickinson. Charleston Spos.
ford. Tlerton Go; Jamestown, parrisb, Norfolk &C.
M.chili "
shit-Hbernis, Malony. LIVERPOOL, Tnos Nshays.on.
Barks Jcbu folley Kipper Fort Vancouver RI ,cia
Gomez 4 Co; Yubs, Robinson. Wimir eton ] o Bsker.
sssrsresn, Calling, Schediac, - Francis secsr
pemsrsra, Smith futile larsb snow, Leach Fan Juan
del Sur, El~e CO. Helen. Hail. Galveston, CoIdsn
Brigs-.volsf (Br), Jackson ouebac Logan 4 c,,,,,,
Eleanor. PHILIPPE Baltimore Kirkland 4 Van s.ehs
Azais, Gornm Wilmington. master Fritz (Pruss) Kru.
eey, ssgua u GraDds. Chss Peters; Gooerst (,rl
ssllan, Arichat, A Leary; Wsodsrsr (Brj, Benson,
s,1u m ws.ss Co. w:sT w s..s o.
sinscn. Mayhem 4 CO.. Neander (Br) Dsvid,on Windsor,
gL& r De Wolf; Marie (Breu), oHsn Baltimore,
SOD Ambassador ti'rl Dosns Quebec. wheslurght Co
sohrs-areh 2 Fngle, Starr fredericksburg. Van Brunt
ss Sssn, S ys r}; Cols onsbersnd Ms, Kelly
Emperor Chapman, Newport a IIavens; Louisa Chage
Boston, Lewis; Hamilton Mott hIessndris 80,
siurges, Chairman Co Mary uelec Carson. Phisdst'
pha, james Hand, Alnids. Allen New Haven I
Ravens, Sarah Eueline, Frost, Richmond Jas Slaght.
a An W,s.n Apsa.hieolA Post; james House
more, johnson 4 Lowden A Appleton, Ryder, Bostrn
4 Hsrrick; Mott Reden, simmons Alexandria, 70
Ruderow; Norfolk Packet, Bedsll Savannah McCresdv.
Nott Co; View York, Goodseil Boston, Dayton d
-prsgue.
sloopf--wph-d. Carr proyideres. mes.sr. rr,.r,ss
Rhodes Providence, master Senator Godfrey Warehsn,
sprs que.
Fropener-Antbrscie Jones Philaaelpaa, W rhomp
son,
ARRIVED
Steamship soushsrner, Eusn, Charleston 90 hours,
with passenger, to SpoGord Tilestou h Co Ang 20,
ct IL NJ exchanged Signals with steamship Union,
hence for Charleston Haterss Light bearing wsw and
aR NJ with steamship Alabama bsnce for ssvsenah.
steamship star OF he South, Marks, New Orleans, 8
Ship Yorktown tpkt) Meyer London and Port smouth,
~ cayr VIII 90 vas-s0sefs 70 Gransl, kistura u.
btp f~ksdirs tyaD, YovDg. Liverpool ~ dsys, With
40 psassoO-r, t. c Marshat o.
6his ksoe, wlElasa, HsyN TN =, ~ Oh 49,.
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Az Washin gto. City. Thur day, August Is by tho
Rev Dr. Judbin. ROBERT CREIGHTON MUsPHY ESQ United
State Consu at Snsnyni On n Miss LAvINIA LYNDA
grand osushtey Of the venerable WIN. Hunter Wash
iDgtcr
On Wedr esdsy, August "A, BY tho Rev Mr.. Perry 1T
the Mariners u E Church il Cherry street Mr. PETER
HoIFsAS t, Mics Bridget MALONE, daughter OF Mionsel
Malon%, Fsq all Of tcis city.
A. Trinity Church, Buffalo. on Thursday, A1gut Is
bv tha Rev ar Ingersoll WILLIAM L. 81NNEY If Boston
tn CAROLINE EMMA JorE yrsod dsuRhtsr Of the L. Ma
than H Topping. Esq, Of kev York
On Sauroay August u, by the Kew DR. Spencer, Mr.
CHARLES ALfuRD 10 Miss CArH.RiNE N. SRAMAx
In Prcvdsacs, Tue day. axust 23 ~ the R4v Sa
mel Bc~De SIDNEY OAKsMirH. Esq, United Sta o.
Commercial Agent ~ Aux Cages Hayti to Misc FANsIl
N Woodbury. daughter OF the Hon. n. l. Woodbury. o.
Portland lie.
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Herald MARINE Cssrx~~Os4sAeucs.
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Arrived-Steamah'p City a rev York, AAtthe~s B1s.
ton, ship Acme Somerville Liverpool; bark Conrad,
Smash, Rio de Janero brig Frederick Reed, Race East
port; hchrs Vim Collier, Brooks Portland Race Rsck,
Brown, ercyidsncs; Tile E Eudicott, Dtghsoa. W
Marcy Herd Boston; Barratt COBB. Cam bridgeport,
Cleared Ship Roger Stewart hsnzis. Bathurst Ms,
schr. B-u, Raynor. Albany; Emma HsGord, SAls n
Jas Rarratt, Cobb Cxmbricgeport; Rowland Rs,nor
Asa Edriogs Rowland Albany: RAGS Rock Bro IN Cam.
bridge. Title l. Enoicott Providence VIM Collier Brooks
Hartford Star NickersoD, Providence
Also old brig Clara Ellen, French Boston: schrs Mary
Susan, Ray Weymouth; Abel, Dickiascn. Hart.
ford N H Hall, Sacith Boston: Amira Candy Fl Lsw
Is Bzidhsm Providence; FrisEdship, Wilson, Boston.
PHn.AonRuA. Aug 27.
Arrived Steamship State OF Georgia Gsrvin Ssvan
nah; ship Acme tB), some vile, Liverpool; bark Els
Iaylor Boston; br!g- Thompson Grant, NYork; Me-
ctsno Merry Portland Sspso MsAns Boston; schrs
II s LAmphsr, Kelly. Providence; Hamlet, Hail. do;
Martha. Teal Charleston Wntshie, Woosssr Eastport;
vckery, Horton, Taunton Mary Mershou, Frames Port
land; Thomas Fsnner, Nicksrscn, Boston Mailer,
Crowep co Stranger, Fisher, New Bedford; Pawnse,
Fitch, Few York