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FOss SALE
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,

1lllu ObhOA oAoeAoAS AsSsaA <<oNStS'
TIME following described Real Estate, compris-
| i ing House Lots, and other property, elisibly
situated i'm the villages OF Saco and BiddciUri,
Willie sOld by tie Proprictors, at prices nnd on
terms favorable to purchasers.
| The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
lprLcipally 'ua'cd IN SacC, between the Eail'
road ID pots of BidccfOrd aud SacO-a portion oil
them above the Railroad, and portion below, III
a pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
a lime view of both villages. They are advanta-
rcou>ly situated for the residence of persons hav-
Iin- business inf either Saco or Biddc!ord, beng
within six minutes walk of Main street, aud Pep
Ipercl Square, aud i've minutes walk oi the Ma
chine Shop aud Cotton Mills of the Laconla, Pep
pcrr and Water Power Corporations of Bdde-
ford. A substantial Bridge, 37j feet long and IL
feet wide, resting ON granite piers, aud with SIDE
walk, has been built acrusS the Saco River, thus
come ctiug the lots with Blddciord, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smltb' S Cor
ner From this bridge Il street Is graded to the
Railroad Crossing ON Water street, which will be-
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid cut, extending along the margin OF the
SacO River, and To Water street.
The ncwroad recently laid out 10y the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will intcrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge to Bdde-
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie-
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one OF the lots Is new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot.
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which j. reserved for house lots SAID tract
consists Of a acres, and is situated on the West
em side OF the Railroad, and runs Ia the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
Warrantce Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
by the propriclors, A. H. Boyd, Saco; d. l..
SUmcS, Bidleford; JOsephus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, n. H.; William p Newell
Manchester, n ii.
For further particulars, rs to prices and condl'
tions, inquire of ID. l.. SOAlES, of Biddeiord,
Agent for the Proprietors. 5-tf
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

l. attended with chills succeeded by fever, severe
pains IN the region Of the Liver vomiting, bitter taste,
yellow uned tongue, pulse full aad bounding, the pain
IN the side IL increased by pressure. should The len
lobe be affected, the pain Is generally In the len shout
loo appearance, aud the stools clay eoiOrsd This dis
ease can be cured by the use Of iioBEssAcks LrvER
Puts they act directly upon the seat Of the dis
ease and then operating upon the bowels they espe
all Tie eonnpt and ynled miller from the systenl.
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From Rev. Jesse Hayes. LeTistOn Falls.

I'm. CLARKE /. Every bottle Of the Universal Cough
ui,iure which you len with me, Is sold, ana have
several applications for more ns ar as hearu ionl'
ali have bean perfectly satisfied with The medicine.
nns man who had "A cough Of long standing attend
eJ with tirhine,s Of the chest and shorness "i
heath 30 that s was laid aside from business, pir-
chased one large bottle aud before Tie hah 'anen one
,i,i,J nr H. was cuTed perfectly, and has lad no
cough since; lie rays II is the bsst medicine ~ The
,y",J and cannui he recommended too highly
Please send me another lot immediately.
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French & New Jersey Zinc Paints,

afford TO do all kinds Of House and Carriage Paint.
ing, without any advance Of prices over those OF
last year, when Lead was used. And will also
warrant the work to give better safi.faofion ga
ecery resPsei. The Zinc paints being winter, more
durable and perfectly free from any poisonous
quality. The article has been thoroughly tested,
and can be used without any risk whatever.
Also, GLASS DOOR PLATES, manufactured
In superior manner, ut reduced prices.
TARBOX & WErHRELL-
Biddeford, Feb ,, ls5 ~ ST.
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KsubcysucE,S Eirer F.iIis.

No part Of the system is more liable to disease than
the Lrer II being supplied with hume tcus blood ves
sells aud nerves. and VI diseased the blood of course
flowing through MI pats Of the body produces Lrer
c. mpldiais, JaHades, Bilious .igietioRs, Dyppsa, &c
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LILLE TaPE WORM.

This worm Is the most difficult To destroy Of all
that nabi the human body. II grows % IN almost IN
definite length and becoming coIed and fastened IN
the intestines and stomach rs 10 produce Fits, 81.
Plus Dance, &C. which Is the cause Of many going to
TIE gave MT believing that these complaints have
their origin nom the Tape Worm consequently they
DO not use the proper remedies for their disease To
those who are afflicted with this awful foe to health,
recommend the use Of my Worm Syrup.dnd Lru Pulls
the Syrup Ia he taken n doses IL two table spoonsfl
three times day, then take from i've To eight OF my
Liver Pills. TO disodge and pass the worm. ny strictly
fow Ing these directions the most obstinate cases Oi
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Yours, truly, JESSE HAYES
r,om Per. J. b. O. ColJv. Denmark, Ne.

Bso, CL.rkE Your Universal Cough Mixture hn'
been quito Successful IN this place. shori Time as,
met with lady who expressed great Tear. il'at one
of her daughters was gong into consumption, ~
iur lenstI of time she had been afflicted win bit
cough, aud was quite emaci,ied at my recommend,
ii IN size purchased little of your Universal cougi
Mixture which entirely removed her cough, ana w"
the means or restoring her To health.
YUuTs truly, J. u. O'CoLbf'
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GREAT NORTHERN e. WESTERN
RAILROAD ROUTE,
PRICES RED CED!

GREAT NORluEnN d. w I'D ERN
RAILROAD ROUTE,
PRICES RED UCED!
nnSn From the FtrhJurg
GA, Passenger Station.
s p liI.%%! ''' E.G Css day Su E.
LAND, SARATOGA, SCHENECTADY, NIAGARA
FALLS, BUFFALO, and the West; also, via i.nt'
land 4 Albany, aud Western Vermont. Troy Dos
ton II x. Ia Troy nnd Albany also, TO Burlington,
Montreal, sburg and the Canadas.
THROUGH ~ ONE D.AT!
The 7I5 n tmln arrives a; Saratoga at AS, with
out change Of cars, and one hour aud ihty minutes
In advance OF any other rOute-Scbencetniy NJ NJ
Niagara Falls and Buffalo nj $50 NJ, IN time TO eoii-
meet with all roads and boats West Also To Troy NJ
49, North TO Burlington, Montreal aud oeden.bnfs'
arr wing at Montreal Mt Pn, ogdensburg at ~ Pm,
aud nj Kingston, Toronto aud Hamilton cary next
morning.
The ~ N t'an arrives at Saratoga nj 9.is rN, Sehe,
nectady at 1915, connecting with the night express,
arriving Mt Niagara Falls nj 10 and Buffalo NJ lOio
~, connecting with the bats for Cleveland, slnnfoc
and Detroit. There connecting WIN the michigan,
southern aud Central Railroads TO all Tue phne'pil
places Nest Also North. (sleep at Ruiland) and af-
rive ut Montreal nj IQi5, OEden.buie ~ LILO next
day. Take the splendid steamers New fofk, OF Day
staie, and arrive nj Kingston, Toronto. Hamilton,
Lewiston, Niagam Falls aud BuhaIo LOT an carry
breakfast next morning.
Passengers by the train sleep NJ Bellows AIS
aud leave next morning ut 7, aud arrive at san.oga
nj spend the afternoon, aud arrive nj Niagara fas
and Buffalo rs above. Also TO Troy nj 30 IN North
to Burlington and Montreal nj J n, OgdenshuIr MT
80 n, In season for the Night ,ia Boats for Cana
da West.
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JOB WORK

done at short notice on reasonable terms.
F-s-Old Stoves, Copper Brass, Pewter, Rags
Wool &c, &c, taken in exchange.
Chestnut Street, . doors from Central Block
Blldciord, Feb. ,, 1851.
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Wool Wanted,

I'm exchange for CLOTHS and RE sDY..MaDE
III CLO7HLy6 az the ClOthing Estat liihment OF
.... OWEN ~ 1iOULTON,
l5tf Ne. door west YORK Bank Main ST., Scco
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From Mr.. Bre,cster, Postmaster, Curtis Cor
Rer, Leads, Maine.

TO REV. WALTER CLARKE, Dear Sir IL have
great pleasure IN sending the following interesting
case Tor publication, IL proves the efficacy Of the I'm
iversai CUugli Mixture la extremely bad cases. IL
samuel slnw had been afflicted with the Phh Is
for number oi wears, during the past winter hi die
order was 80 bad that he could rest but little, hearing
of your medicine he procured bottle, by which he
u. beeu greatly bcne Htied, he says the first dose
gave him 30 much relief that he was enabled 10 en-
low good niaIi's rest, and desires to mend IL
To others, Ms Tie best medicine for coughs and dis
orders at the che,t aud lungs.
Yours &C. g. IlREwsTER,
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TO FEM ALES.

You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine In
many complaints TO which you are subject. In oh.
strctions either total or partial they have been found
Of inesiimabe benefit IN restoring aud pury Ing the
blood and other fluids so to cure all complaints
which may arise from female irregular tiles, Is head
ache dimness Of sight, pain IN the side, back, &c
These Pills the only safe aud eiectnai remedy Ca
cure the following complaints, Govt, Nervousness,
Melancholy, Sick Headache, Gddlness, rheumatism,
distressing Dreams Dimness Of sight, % IN TACT amy OF
the diseases that arise from affections of the Liver,
impuriiy Of Blood, or constipation Of the bowels.
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

W. the undersigned Physicians, having had tho re-
ceipt Of their manufacture submitted Ia US Tor nspee
iiO say that the ingredients Of which they are com
posed make them the best Pill In use for all diseases
OF the Liver, Impuritie. Of thu Blood, &c:
GEonGE Woop, NJ. d.
y. CsowLEr, 81. ID.
''I 4. BowEs, NJ. ID.
O<rPurchase none hut those having the signature
81. N. IiOBENSACK," Us all others arc worthless
limitations. ....
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wish.
ing to become agents. must address the Popsietor
IIJBENSACK, nj his Laboratory, No. 100 North ste'
osp Street, above Race, PHiLApELrHIA.
Sold by nll Druggists and Merchant. ~ tne Unmeu
states sodwboesaIe aud retail by j. II. spaidng, No.
y fremont Row, Redding 20, state st. aud fullef
q Co. . fremont Temple. boston. Also by T. GILMAN,
Saee, aud J. rAwrKR, BiddJsrd
PRICE-25 cents each. ly2o
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Dtsasters. &e.

GATE San francisco from New FORK on tue "a
of OF Jsneiro and opgant-mests IN a
wh HON, from the topsa yard
Wss days Cape violent gales nssDE p miles
during thar time with clipper
shp Rsnlett New for San francisco Put into
Cla.iasa Island, lesking badly.
BPK PALMETTO Francisco 18TH ut from Valparaiso had
sion light winds within the last two days
north gales which carried away
two ills head rail and fustsined other damage.
BARI IsaBELrA HYNE San Francisco from Hong Kong ex
gales shipped large quantity of water splitting
&c,
Ban ALLIorH Baxter from Baltimore for San francisco,
al ST. Caharnes May in distress and would probably be con
demned
BRIG GEN BOYD from Boston for Wilmington, ~ c. the yes
sci before Loves Island Sne got OF Thurs
day morn driven ashore IN position than
she c ~,
BK BsIc EUROPA of Windsor 81 Francis days from Bal
tnor Halifax 18th inst account OF the
captain ard sick and another captan
FISHING Nickeson the Banks OF snf tor
Chshsm sprung ssk and ashore on White Point n 81
She condemned and the hull materials and
cargo The captain and arrived ia
Boston Wednesday in schr Herald from Liverpool " s.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Whaiers.

Ar at New Bedford 2b ship Lseis Alden Atlantic Ocean
St Eun May g. with $50 bb and 20 do black fsn oil
the yoysge as bb sp oil Spoke July 3th a 81
W. bsrks Lady Suffolk R0bertsJn Beverly fO bols
s had ngt whale 'o tNo months sane time n s5h Or
ry TAN Hsnbin n B. clean day, Barclay THpp West
port R Blk hh; cruise 10 days longer sad home who
iIoued spoke 2dh bark Elisha Dunbar Robbins B. whses
AtE 5 Let 55 n lon 50 W. sshr Walter Irving, Nckenon,
% cruise - is ard then home.
Sailed fre m DO ti;h chip Jesnneite. Psclhc Ocean
Bedford 2sa ship Jeanette Pierce Pacific Ocean
Sid. ship lIis. Indian Ocean.
2ss bark Hannah Brewer Smith, Desc
latol islands
Bsy strsits April ship Jsme. Allen NewcOmb New Bed
ford. oil not stated
Arr fsys ID ul bark Peri Russell New Bedford clsanh
ship Eewsd Carey. Wilsaw, do-l3h, bark Dolphin, Cuter
Wsreu 49, bbl. lsndedh brig Homer Fisher Nsatuesst
eesn-2 bark Pearl Forsyth New London, $50 landed Mar
sH th ke~BeofOd eeanSd Pioneer Lambert do II bos
blscktsh oil
board ship Desdemons of New Bedford reports
her dstel il lat "a II. Ion Ill. with 100 -. oil
tr rom Capt smith ship Young Hector of New Bedford
reports her Keua months 100 bb oil; a well.
Spoken- 49, LAT 81 TO- lou. II TO- bark Apph Mara
FROM TshaEAo c fo NsnuSket, oil reporsd-by sch
s;si Light, at this port
eer Cart Howlsnd of bark Nye Of Dartmouth reports
her az ST. Helena June II oil on board all well bound to coast
of Aea eui.e TIL seTt and then proceed 10 T'an ogpd
letter from Capt 'W oodwsrd Of bark Wintop OF fahsven
reports her Of Guam May with $50 bbs do VIII oil Had
discharged Johnson board ship AonszsMa
which shp had 10 bbls,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Foreign Ports.

At Chipehs Isands u hirs Monsoon Kenny; Lookout
Joyce; Tesssar Michel; Ed~std Colby; Buen. Vista Coe
osesr KnehLeI Crosby; Boudteh, johnson Str.bo Gu
Aselis, Sleeper Cron Hl5sey aud Vermont
Mlrsdtn all lds. gsano Tor United States.
Ar. SALINAS Bay San Juan del sud Aug ship Sino0n %
from New York
I'D fom Tsht May 3d. bark Gay Head Day. New BEDFORD
Cslao uL sbip Carolina Turner Clilchas;
i5h barb Neron Ma.sden Sydney, snd I'd zCth for
Chncls I'D tars Homer SteSrenn Arcai 2itn, hps Hnos
1Ltarn aud Samuel Lawrence Patteo, ChiBcha SD 18Th
b'E Ezs MakeLy Hampton Roads, I'D ship Wm WEt Coos
CALckes
lgsd United Marie AatoHette Re-
Esngoe !ds; lax Carmen, Psu') Pcauys from NeTYork
sih.
f.. San Frsncseo.
sia horl A,rinx.r 18th inst sehr Maria Kingston jan
Kingston Jsn 18th u bnzs LOUISIANA lBr B0 snlov
New ynria Han Bs sfimore fsud sd 9th Cabs;
s'h tsrs Lvsnt woftage Philadelphia, sid "a
sMaIj; lst inst Atlantic NoFgreye Jscksonve Sd
-ft uii. lrss Young v right TOt-co; 9Th, Mary
Lcwe feeirOr boso4; o;h Inst b. chr AbsrOss Vig1srs
Iobseo l.. Es bak Active Upton Boston 25h
Arr Quebec. 2d lost ba.k LeaoI Dir CHAM Hamburg, Ea
ieied iof osd', l.th, tafk Anah tor Sligo
Arr At ia hs BGy klvsr S. La~rsDce 18th inst ship A.
h.GtAi Dsys Of ard fror Portland Ne.
AR At HALIFAX 18th list Hesmer Canada Brl Bo.ton land
EiTet NeV,I C.ias Baltimore, SgDerD swain, Boston, De
ti-es, Cry. co; IRE, DON keEaey PLa Arr lsh Ia
rois, tBr) fnues. frcm bsroe days for Trildsdpus
il '- tsir her been
Bsltircouj sckr. Bunker, Pye. Petersburg. Va
tlc Pcou llih org Ashfei Hodgdor Phiadsphla;
lih. b-f i-oraho keInrton hewYo
Ar a; Pus~,sh I'd iast bsrk .Docss C. featou Hal fron
Portland u ioad tess TOR London
Ar = Joha n b 18th iDst ship Empire Stare Ra.se
oEk; .cr kAeu Nancy Crane Portland; ls:i ship
Thontson k.nnsburi trz Hiram, Peterson .ewYork; "a
Oueensovrt schL Paluyrs Bngsy, Haoseli; Sns
~ood' Hsfkel, London, tss Kendall, Csthrin, Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
DIED..

ASpgRsoY-At Harlem. y. Y. July ls, william w. Ande
the Rev james Anderson Of Boe Scotland aged Is
sss Ri{s, Sls.'s s. M ch.. $ B.sss Of eAols
T or wii iEe place from HE late residence No ses sts,v
on sssrs, ipg s seoes NJ His friends ami those Of
te hnliy are hereby invited 20 attend
w ehid Of and sarah n Resman aged months
The nea will be held the residence Of her parent. Union
ss btween Cour, sunday, 9Th
The stve, and friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO sfisrd with cut further iivfson
LNEsAYAt Petsll the sth Aus after few days Hines
Her relatives and invited attend the funeral First
day 20 oIrOw At 2coes iG@ % the Essdsa'e h 81 % waa@
will be in,sIne at Yo,liowD. we.,ehss,er Co va ,,.
Lou Jaseh only Aaoph and Anne Msind aged two
'mooRaosse oTs = T vewYotL on Thursday Aug a.
william Ofs'ePhe8 and Mary Ann Mooehouse ased
TIE r. and fend of family respectfully invited
siterd tie funeral hs hos.e bis ponts No n
MALLORY1suddeD at his residence 10 Brooklyn Tuesday
77s ra At P. NJ ). {. M.lIOy sssd 10 years
sP by RSv VIM MeAi,ter st The 9Th NJ Church The
fer ss See.'td are r'yscfOy ,sd to ,'soe End
18Th Mrs ss,sh aeMnter, widow Of VIM Neassier Of
6TTT~on Friday the inst Philip Gordon only child of
Cornelius Kate oeOt ed Eve months and four
fh friends and acquaintance. q The family are sspee1y IN
nesr senih a.h villas sbursb, on sunday Aug n stIPM
PAITEPsONAfer three days Illness maIasieo Neneznes
J.nss Boston grsnd Of the late sarnab.s
Bat, His mabe qualities anee him the respect and esteem Of
sCHRODER-op the sd Inst John Schroeder, No GIL 4h
d The aims ntened IN the cemetery oil tae
souIREs- Detroit zad inst Hsul.On squIss Of ti. city,
II Charles sques Of Greene Cheanso Co. ~ t. sed ~
invited attend h; funeral o% hs house Of BIZ
u 6clock, without further Invitation :, c. ,,-
lh funeral isEpee Saturday half pas, ten from biz
late residence bis hle5d. are oseo 70 sein MS
wall be taken 70 Orten"9on Tor i"teAmehI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
FRIDAY. Anr. PIP. NJ.


The transactions at the Stock Board considerable
extent but the market unsettled and f. yersh. The
tive stocks Erie, Central, Reading, aud Cumberland
The Glai c6l difficulties of the Erie Road continue to de-
press that stock and other stocks ympathzc Erie opened
at 36i fell o to 3il, and finally closed quite firm at ji
fail from yesterday OF "a cent Reading declined /.
Central sold considerable and touched s6 clos
ing at q, decline of ! y Harlem declined q
cent; Cumberland y cent Nicaragua steady. Pan
ANA shows decline OF 81 y cent The feature of the
market the low quotations Tor Erie Bonds which
much Depressed by the uncertainty resting upon the pay
ment of the Incomes The CoDverbes of 1871 sold at So
but afteward in demand at So The Incomes sold
low II the Second Board. Illinois Central under the
influence OF too large supply, also lower selling at
s4l New. York Central esq. small lot OF Government
6s was made at not AT the close he market generally
steady.
In Exchange quotations firm, and the supply Of bills
moderate. Sterling, g. G9i Francs, 5l505l3i
FIeigbu are quiet andhesvy. To Liverpool, 500 bbs.
Resin, 3D.; COO or 500 bales Cotton, 3D.; Deadweght,
lOlal2I6 To London 1900 bags Oh Cake, l5l 800 bbls
Resin, ri. From Schediac to the Clyde, deal charter
made at Es 81. To Ca'iforn.s, the market is very
dull.
The receipts at the Suspr~osury sl73, ,llS paid,
sis,l4o; balance, s6,732,2r
The imports of Dry Goods continue u be large foreign
manufacturers forcing goods to this market for sale a!
auction. The figures of the week
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
REHABILITATION.
Philadelphia Markets .FRrpAr. Aug. a5.

Inspection. and MEAL for the week ending Ana & 1855
sbbls l5 do. fine s. do Mddlns - do
BYE FLOUR; GO do COIN MEAL o DO DO eondennsd To
1854.
sale lsc hids QUERcITRoN BARE m-de S25 for h
No CoTToN sesdy aud firm with Ilojer.te demad for
good COTTOSs COAL-rhere alter
oa rice d. rsud and good business Goag CLoyERsEED
weed rs II; bash pirn3 sid the latter
rate Hhe FLOUR market 7 bb sod for ship
St 62 dfs 55 for fair mixed aud straight brands and
s7t e tb lot sale OF s. bts nsie or
delivery October al 80 Dbl Home sales AZ from 30 %
so 81 bb according brand and freshness RYE FLoYR
CoRS MEAL ard held FOR higher
NHEET wanted with but rfe oferng today and 900
luh Al that could be Lsd brought - 3G - IS o reds and
~ t5G< s for white CoRN scarce with further a! sie. At
yellow. RYE OATS demand
METALS remain with Azhl sock
sd OLs bringing rather be:;r pres- PLAs
IFR 60 - 10 60Od1)0 baEs RIO
Coffee so ldlce and So hhds New Orleans Saear sic
Provisions held higher prices but the rak-t
quiet the advance WOOLTAe sIke, dali WHfsEY
advance Soo6io0 bbs sold 5ae Drudge
- g. - ~s1
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Passengers Arrived.

IN TIE Steamship NORTH S's, from Ar arag G. Nrion, Hi
" .tb and Miss Hord Sia Eliza Woodi.nd Ms EnHa
Woodland W Woodland Judge Lyon Dsn 'ln' Mr. hs
and eLieIen John Nsson LADY child Ma
Mary Swan Hr B. Sosihesnd " Nc ponsd ani ilAy II
Hill d. Smith H. w. Clarke Geo. W. Ms-riu. :. Nee
A L Edwards z. ZsekinsOn Mr.. Bsbb MsTTibed WlsJ
NJ Colbo;h g. Y MoorehoUss. John COonsss bselus
lazy James T. AardOek DR.. MardOck D. Spdas Cai
Green .ld lady C. Clinch II T Graves Wes Faro ~ =
Messepstr) Weed and lady. Capt Williams. lady AID
ehd Nrs snydsr r OvertOo Ksaiins Adam. CO Mes
Gorham Bltke John Scott Dsvd Rslson r. H. Haui1a Ms
Bsss J. II. Ellis, A HutehnsOn l. z Benson, Wa Blaebs
r. s Deuusun Maynard A sinture, Rolfe. IL W. CopP
May KstT Mrs NJ Abbott Mr. and Mrs Mdd-brook J. O.
Williams and lady A. Williams 5. I. BALDWIN MrA N. VII
Isms W. II. Smith Klubs Webster II. Emery j. y. DrAte
O. Smith. Allen Pe.se Charles Horton, j. j. Norris. A.
Ruthecrof A Cummings 81. PAdee, GOOcYear Dr. Blake
Jacks Mr. BurGett Wm TrooPe l. Peace Caleb Barrett
Chses Wiley Wn FurseTscn and wife. Mr. Dene, J0hu
Messs Mrs T. Bailey hray Steele. n Oacs, o.
p JoekWeek J. Levon. Z GiaAa 7 Richardson 7 G. Hines
LAiimer John Jones ". Pore1 p L-uay, R II Ande
sos Wise l. KaishI A Rieksr BIgSn, Mr c Doazls AID
ebd C. Lewis, w B. Barnes c 7 Whit1sr. MaJly Rich
srdson Mr. Marine Maeiiey T. p Pstiersoa Tl0mpsoa
W W Palmer J. W Jones, =. feTnsrdez l. Bl.eknAn, j.
Smith B. smith Martin Foser-snd T5sieerzse passengsrs
MINIATURE ALaASAc........rHIs DAr.
sUx-Rses.... 81 q NooS-Rsss.... ia
Sandy Hook. 50 Gov. Island % Hell Csts......u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-26
Hudson River Market Boats.

TTroHf ii of
P,roried expressly for The NesYork Daily Tribune
Capt w Jansen, The barge Newbugh nom Ne~buIgh AZ
rived AT wharf foot Aug IS the folo~n
articles trip, a Veal Calves & Sheep aud La nbs 81
swine s PORK 1872 Fowls bbs Eggs lsi tabs Butter
ayeT,spe IS ms rkin averaging 100 ms 50 bss Hay 81
bis Rye Flour bskei Apples bb Pears IL baskets Pums
DO Bee Goods 25 boxes Soap, 9eses Carpet Bsgs 9
bsrs Horns bundles Turned STUD. II bxs Oh Coth.
Cent Chs Hs,tead, Of the bGge Mnnnk trnm Newbu'gh
arrived AZ whsrf foot of Warren st. a. reports the follow
sr l.s BY tp Beeyes Milk Cows ID Veal Calves o.
sheer and Lmts swine Horses is0 Po 100 FoTes
shb tub, Butter sversnuE S. b ~ hFsins Butt
averaging ~ rs So bbs Rye FouT bakets Pums 75i SIDES
Leather Goods ~ bxs Goods bxs Hats 10 do Chair stun
9 osus Carpet Bags 55 b1s Soap sxs Maehnery crates
Leather , PanO-Fortes.
Capt KeIchu of the barge Ustsr County from New
Psltl of Murray AUG ~
ports following articles BY The trip 5NeG Calves 80 sheep
snd LAMBS Horse escssies PORK, Fowls Dgcks pks'
Fgrs IS s hrkns Butter do 90 bs,
Hy IS DO StTsw d. Rye, % DO Apples DO Pears
20 bb Plans do Oh % empty Barrels cord Wood Il Pigeons
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