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Married..

On Thursday the LIST instant in this ty by the Rev
Mr.. Krebbs Mr. JOHN RorHERY, Jr, to Miss May ANNE
WALL, all Of Mattewan
AT Hurley, Ulster County, N. Y on the LIST instant by
the Rev. A. Emendorf Mr. ARIA B. SHERWOOD, of South.
east, Putnam County, to Miss MARY E. GUMAER of So
merset Niagara County.
On the 3lst of August by the Rev. s. NJ saacs PHILLIP
JOSEPH JoAcHMssEN ESQ., to Miss PRIscILLA first daugh
ter OF A. Godfrey, merchant, all of this city.
On the 3lst of August, by the Rev. Mr.. Youngs, Mr.
JAMES r. CHILDs, U. S. NJ to Mrs. HARRIET W. STIcKEL
MIRE, both of Brooklyn, LII
On the lst instant by the Rev. Henry Chase JOHN +.
MEssERvA, to Miss CohNELIA N BrrNGToN all of this
city
At Utica on the 3lst ult by the Rev DR.. Proa JAMES
NJ WEED, of this city, to RACHEL b. daughter of r. Sny
der, Of the former place.
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HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.


order 70 complete the extensive alterations aud improve
mens which undergoing the subscriber will obliged
70 df opening until MONDAY September 5,s, that he
pledges HIM ell TO show the public the
and refined places of he iouhd United
States Nothing shall be to make this
which viii keep stand ouly culated
but instruct Ali offensive exhibitions rigdly avoided Every
dPpaIlnen! managed with spiri, please sn TO,
mediate gain
The F, Hall besides being filed with the chcie. .d
liable cimens Of Nature aud Art hst be produced
the world, will b. furnished with ice ans tonay
fruit nd every decaeJ The MAJ ket afford To
date hose ladies' and tlmeu who with u
npd ei.n Band of Music ill always be- attendance. and
short ihng will done this
most degtq resort for those who seek aud in
st,uciion combined.
The Lecture Room has been repaind and decorated end
there VIII BE- no enteranm odu ed III which fail
Instruct the For uIs bills
for u Monday. aul2 Imsr
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MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Sept. Ga

Friday, Sept. Ga p. NJ.
Affairs look little better to-day; United States Trea-
sury notes sold at II per cent premium. Indiana Bonds
fall off and Harlem Railroad eclned rife. All other
stocks look better and BETTER than they
day
It stated in Montreal, on the alst ult that the
agencies of the banks Of Western Canada that city
their notes at fourth ofo per cent discount On the
day the prices Of exchange New York az
three days, of private drawing. We believe the banks
asked more.
We learn from the Indiana State Sentinel that the
Bank Directory in session lately decided that specie paw
ments shell be maintained in good and full faith by all
the branches until if necessary they have paid out their
last dollar; hut Of this there guarantee 1t is there
FORE the dealers to continue to be by the ac
lties to operate through Ohio agencies.
There every indication among mercantile classes
ofamuch better business this fall than for time past
Confidence seems to have gained ground somewhat al
though our large importers fear the protest Of great
amount ofjobbing paper winter We think that
get through without much trouble business
next spring will open with fine prospects The actual
wants OF the country are large and must be met We
trust, therefore, that have touched bottom and that
commercial afArs will be built upon sound and
healthy basis There is nothing to prevent this being
realised.
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Passengers Sailed.

HALIFAX LIvERPooL-Steam ship Britannia from Bos-
.opIBen Bradley and lady Of Boston E Chse DO; Mrs
New York; w Derrick, Special Messenger from Washing
ton; Street PawtuckeI Mrs Davies Philadelphia; Elijah
Thayer Mendon Mr. DeIion Nathl Isaacs Lunion Nal.
eemsen Liys9ol Frederick HoIdsworh, John Lusman, Jas
Thomas; Jacob PM, Mexico; w Claude II Won Post,
South Amenca VIM Moss Matanzas Leon Leconte Frances
Capt Clarke, British Army Lieut. Fountane SD Reg dob
For HsIifa.IEdw Twning Malann, Pr St C,oI and
HALL of Canada Mrs Petie daugh and servants
Halifax Alfred Phillips, Miss Phillips, Monreal-3.
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ITALIAN s. ENGLISH
OPERA.

ENT and snrcus enquiries having been made as to
ing season, Sl0NOR DE BEGINS takes the present OF por
UNITY 10 intimate to the admirers re Musical
ORA thar he hes conjunction with the first .4rstes de-
sImned upon wing series OF Fifteen Operas ts IN and
Englth TO include the POI ular works
ported by all the available VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
AL ral, mt IN the county.
In order 10 accomplish desirable end, in a
once the tam Of the ensung for the uae
taking the utmost ctabty, Sub
serpon for the Fifteen Operas intended take place sbout
the commencement OF October and three nights of
succeeding week. sufficient number OF subsc bes
ihe by the 18Th Of
TWELVE DOLLARS for the FIFTEEN ERFORM-
ANCES, every possible eItion will thea mde
wads the most perfe well splendid oucfion Of Opera
that shall fully the ends Of rsona gac have
tendency foster keep av, that iastic sdua
3n so well known to have become strSng and peculiar
tribute Of thus communy y.
Sgnor Pc b. also feels in announcing that Re in
Treaty with some the Europe for the
Those who may wish TO honor and the
Will have the kindness to leave their a
SIGNOR DE BEGINS,
1l3 Hudson st, ST Johns Pa X,
- And al the various Mu ic Stores tn. CRY.
N. BSub1cnbrIs Ticket e-the price adms
sion u subscribers will be dollar each
au3I 3reod
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FOREIGN ImpOrtatlOns.

LvERreoLshp Brooklyn-l0o tons coal Z Richardson &
tons RR iron Septmus Crooke20oo SKIS salt Wood
5 cks hardware cs castings Denniston Dbrowi
hardware Halstead Dark5 bale mde Chas Russell
co97 iron Geo Shelds-l2 bxs bales mde Godfrey
Pattison Coz bales mdse 40 hhds earhenware
order
PeRT PRNcE-Brig Faied-3OOO0 lbs ogwood go bags
coffee so tobacco Skeldcg Feu9 do II bills ginger
Hogarth-50 tobacco 1873 bags coffee w Delaed
80 do Brush co.'s Brett vose-a3 Leand-5o Meyer
4 Stucken-36Q TO order.
NANTss-BE Saratoga-l25 cks yellow ochre 100 bbs
Is bkts wine IS bxs bale mdse Parea Brothers,
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Died.,

On the morning of the LIST instant, at jamaica L. l.,
HENRY VAN Corr, aged 50 years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
attend his funeral his late residence this Saturday, az
ternoon at o'clock.
On the 2nd instant after lingering illness Mr. ALEX
AMBER WALKER in the 18th year of his age.
His friends and hose of his SOILS, Andrew and john
are invited to attend his funeral from the residence his
son NO 500 Washington street. this afternoon at half past
four o'clock.
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Provision Market.

We advise the poorer classes visit the country
and purchase their meats there They should keep
away entirely from the monopoly butchers and let the
rich support and encourage extortion if they please
Peaches and Butter the only articles that continues
dear There such abundance all kinds Of vegata
bles that prices cannot remain high Peaches the
hands Of spectators which explains why they
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SHIRTS.

CHIRTS made after the latest and approved French
~ IatteDs Goats analoons and all under garments
made order short and in the fashionable
Gentlemens Furnishing Store 81 and SO Maiden Lane, New
York
33mAr WIN. COLLINS.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR: BOsTWICK, rs
Cbsber street pa, particular attention the treatment
of the Diseases of Women His in curing IN obs
painful female plants which has baf.d the sk
Of Others induced many place themselves under his treat
mani s3ltsr
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Cleared.
BOVINE Smith New London Grinael, Mntarn Co9B Tis
G%9n9satiGI lBe%l ThO%an Bss%.n 9slIch; Kruger
hSS sF9 seh%.J
Cumberland, Ms; Eliza Meseroe. Hatch, Baltimore
Arrived.
Ship Byoqbyn Rchsrdson' 40 days from Liverpool with
Brig Eai'sslS WRs.s from Port Prince Aqs 20 with
Eagle Boston ehl Dsawsrs for Bas%Ors S LEI
Crooked Island Passage bark Cora Of PSiadsph his
w R fse ss q is no D sss .% ballast
Big ssrs,oga Bedei ss days from Nantes with wine, &C.
Big ToiTd, wsrdng, tOf Boston from New Orleans Aug
schr Martin Van Baren, Phillips, from Folly Landing with
schr Little Mary Kimbal from Portland, with molases
scr Grecan Chase days from Boston, with mdse the
schr Albert M Hale Chase from Boston, with mdse to the
schr Page Nckerson days from Boston, with mdse to the
master.
One ship, unknown.
ships i9psy. Hunt Nsy 0ssns Mary F ran Hub
General Record.
SHIPPING AT Bosror.-ArivaIs duung the month OF
ffs;:iiTi''' j i i 81 T fs
& s.a T' s%.s.S s,s land g s ;sa; &
Clearanees; Ships Bsris Brgs sehrs Shops. Total.
FSSsisn, s' g s g is 90 2 49, is5
the foreign ceasnces brgs aud 90 schrs were Brtsh
The Royal Mail steamer Acadia cleared and sailed on the
ISL ne Co'gmb arrived the lst and cleared and sailed
1.-THE 18TH The Britannia arrived on the 10Th
The steamer Bangor cleared fh for Gibraltar and Me-
ditersnesn-saiied on the 10th. - ~ ~ ~
SHIPPING AT QuEBEo-Compaative statement of arr
and tonnage, at the port Of Quebec in years stl and
1872 $3.50 ''' '''
,o., Vessels Tonnage
Aug 49, sss s ssssss
Les, shi, year; .....,......... a4 -nsn
from the Lower Ports included the above
statement
Whalemen.
Arr Fsya May 49, Popmunnet, sippean clean; June 90
America, Wehan $50 sp 18th, Richd Henry, Mstapoisst
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M THE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS. NO

o0- THE KREMLIN DINING SALOONS NO. III
Broadway, OF Thames street. opened a strictly
European plan AT this unique establishment breakfast
dinners and suppe can be procured at seasonabe hours
The daily bill of fare is made up from every decscy the
markets afford and al moderate charges.
Particular regard bas been pad to the selection OF wines
Tor these saloons Private parties be served in the
private rooms.
~ B. A variety Of soups ready at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
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Foreign Markets.

HAvAHA Aug. l6.-Business is dull usual in the sum
mer but we look for more activity in October and No
vember Cofees neglected, nominal price sic; Mo
lasses cask alone 81 per gaan: Muscovado Sugars q
rs. We have been all summer supplied with Rice
Present prices 10 0 reals for best and for inferior
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Herald bulletin M Nexvs

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the norh-west
of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival the
morning mails, at eight o'clock A. M-and also of the
evening mails at four o'clock P. NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every way arer stop
and read Advertisements Of all kinds taken al the Office
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Herald General Printing ONCE,

TIE General Printing Office, capable of doing all
OF printing such books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott, Printer.
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Passengers Arrived.

LVERPooL-Ship Brooklyn-Dr VIM Whefan and lady VIM
Rose, Ann Vance-l68 in the steerage.
PoRT PRINcEBng Fairfeld-F bertt French Vice
Consul, and lady Mrs Kogiere Lemvne lady and child
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE-Dr. Birds fine tragedy
Of the Broker Bogota having been time in prepa
ton produced tonight for the first time in many
Mr. Forrest or whom the piece written appears
Bapisa Febro, the Broker j. r. Scott Antonio Ca
barero HELD as Ramon Stevens, Francisco Miss
Clifton as Juana and Mrs. Held, Leonor. The farce
Of the Turnpike Gate is performed in conjunction with
the above, forming attractive entertainment.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY THOMAS BELL
sStoTes Nos. % .ann and us Fulton ssreef.)
SATURDAY,
Al l01s O'Clock. at he auction
rensNe Sale of Elegant Furniture Piano Fortss, &c
"hout reserve, the tnire furniture Of family giving up
together with splendid stock of cabinet tUm
us oy order o. Receiver forming altogether
with. 1855 " w N' ' -
Also. piano fortes
MONDAY
Al half-past 10 O'Clock in The sales room
EXTENSIVE sale OF Sofas aad chairs sofa beds
ottomans, dy ans, foot benches. nc.
TUESDAY,
At hafpsst 10 O'Clock IN the safe rooms
Extensive Sale Of Dry Goods Clothing pledge articles
Jewelry, &c. &c.
:, A. II o'clock in the Fulton 5, store.
Mnsl Instruments Books, Library Pisnoiortes, &c.. Also
when the att. ton OF Professors amateurs &c called the
% vsnaor masie Sc the property q celebrated
ss fk-nnmerOus printed aud grand
&c &c rom the best Italian, Ger.sn and Feach eompo
dust AIRS soug Nc for and insu
old Eng sh songs: melod and ballet music &c. all ch ice
tIa-li.'
Also variety Of choice books and one
costly ba SOON two plan" iors aud ducemer flute
splendid grn, valuable wdch &c. Sale positive.
Aso-A valuable ini,hin lathe, com lete.
WEDNESDAY.
At half.nast 10 o'clock, in the sales room,
Msrshas Sale OF Furniture of all descriptions with
n assorf mep fofE Ia nilv
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ANUSFMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
- REDUCED PRICES OF ADy1ss,oN
rlrt Circle q Boxes -. -. .,.
Second and Third Circles ..... eens.
sNnss
THIS EVENlNG, September 3D. will be ne,frns ne
Comedy "e
POOR GEN1LEMAN
SSlr hohen BIsmole, Burton Fnd,t ok Branble Buvn.
CoInei Ollspod. Ptacide Liz ut W of,hi, ~, Nhe
Emily Wouhinglon, Miss Hildr.h ny
To conclue with
JOHN JONES.
Guy Gaodlpck, Esq. Barton John Jones Ana,.-.
Eliza Melton, Miss Horn
Doors open O'clock and the Performance will rom
a hsEpast 7.
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Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau st.. N Y

co. LORD AsHBURTON.-An those persons who
and who had opportunity of attending the dinner al
the will please meet at the Crystal" CORNER
OF Wall and Broad street this day. between II and
o'clock
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APOLOGY

Nrtcle under the above head lately appeared in the null
"A arious journals OF this city, whrh in its tenor con-
veyed Specification neabe with its intended
port As truth is the best Of apologies her IL IL aver that
with the view Of concatng family prudcrs
admitted my name to to me as true du.
pcate OF that hand and hrredy scanned over but
in its opposite meang, and with deep draught
policy entirely falsied Such being the case repeat the
same adhere previous and
correct A. e. BARRY,
Wig Maker and Artist in Hair,
% Broadway,
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NJ. HENRY, Auctioneer
TREAT SALE Or WATCHES-W V. KENT. will
~ sell this day. At s. Broadway Maiden Line at
This stock Is the largest and best selected of any
oTessd al public AUCTION in this city consisting in part
OF SIX very line independent second patent levers, with
~ e. and some with % jewels Also splendid patent lew
win ndep ndent second and times supeof art ce
London duplex with chronometer bance, extra eweed
line duplex Watches full jewelcd Of the best Paris and
Geneva man iactur-; 30 superior double bottom English
tent e1srs OF VARIOUS celebrated makers, viz Rosk J&
plain and full eweed all of which i'll be warranted good
me keepers Also 100 superior fine gold anchor escapemens,
win thirteen Jewels -" various elegant patterns able
for ladies genemen's Gold lepins all their
The sale VIII be positive the owner about leaving
ior Europe So lt-ec
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90 EVERY MAN HAS HIS TROUBLES.-We
know Of few persons overwhelmed with misery as Bar
mum Of the American Museum and the worst Of il is he
has no remedy The peculiar trouble under which he la
bors produced by perfect jam and throng Of visitors
who crowd his immense establishment to such degree
day and night that the poor fellow hardly find
new ROOM hundred feet long his Museum but tbe
cry Is still they come The Mermaid draws its thou
sands and the other attractions their
Two performances given in the Lecture Room every
day. to separate and distinct audiences and then
with difficulty that all accommodated Poor fellow
How we pity him thus 10 be overwhelmed with cash and
customers
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CO. 100 MINUTE GUNS WE'RE FIRED LAST

90 100 MINUTE GUNS WE'RE FIRED LAST
night in honor of the return of the wing members Con-
gress and every hody has been talking about the comp
mentary dinner to Lord Ashburton just though in this
Republican city every man was not Lord!
There good sprnklng of Lords of Creation" who
dine every day Forences Nos 239 and 24O
Broadway his celebrated restaura the most splendid
affair in the city embellished costly and Tur-
ksh Harem The "Bloods" fond of his oysters they
open rch fresh from their native beds-his Wines and Ii
quors are choice and recherche Such of southern
friends as have not onsed here advised to call and
stand moi in the order of your going but go once
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NiHLO's GARDEN
VAUDEVILLE NIGHT 90
GREET AT7RAC7yeN
On which See.soa 4. d.sss d. AID will
Mr Mitchell swear Miss cu.bm.n
n; fi FEI...ia., SNFiI NJ: s III; L.,
THIS E N EfaSgVisSdi,s Ms A,'a'
'' GRxSp at o Sffsf ri'e
81, Mar, CA. ROLAND Sc FOR FA xs OLIVER.
s.ss s Chase oFIV c: f 81 Ad hshysr hs :s
M Mas st nSs5li.s'on' Nj. . G s. Sn.hn.n
Of an h0o meh, y us , S 1s allowed for Refresh
f & oiS,HEfiFsT1iU}fRg
AlADr + Iifsi5 IS +, s culup1r
A 4 HdesdSs 5 Ms. Sim go; sa's"'"
'iee'e OIL 'o1ti oy A Sleeve Of a Coat
r,. THE i fRo osi. Z bfSEs' S5sI;9.Ls.
Doors open at seven O'Clock. Entertainment. TO commence
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS EVENING styl q, ls0 will lie performed
Baptist. Js. pssI' Forrest Antonio de c's.,.o Scott
Two overea wifi fRrsf 4s BY K. Orchestra.
TIL! 8T 6 1isslPff E, GATE
Dir "a" ard Dashaway, Johnson Crack, C Mestaysr
f1es-F. Tier so cent. Pit Is 3" ee an';nf Upper
Tier, ~ I-2 cents. ''~'
Door. will open t7-Cuain will rise quartz, bsfo
b.. Office ogen daily from to 5. where Tickets may b.
pnrrhs,ed and places secured
MIrIHELL'S OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THE Ladies' Ind Gentlsm engaged in his establishment
ior the ensuing season. requested in the Greer
ofSs Thsafs on MONDAY The s'S opening
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
~ opposite 81. Pau's hurch.
T. 7. BARNuM, MANAGER
WONDER OF CREATION.
Increased Excitement.
10 In consequence of the immense crc wds of Ladss and
Gentlemen which have visited Museum during the la
week. and being that persons have been
unable to see the MERMAID who doing 40
The Manager has IT an Immense made arrangements
with the proprietor TO exhibit the Museum for
more the greatest curiosity tn, world the
REAL MERMAID!
No Extra charge Tor Admission 10 the Museum.
In order to accommodate the immense number Of visitors
which daily sit.id here ere will ths week be- splendid
DAY PERFORMANCE VERY AFTERNOON
commencing at ocock-t!c terfomances Gay being
Mr. n nm ton the celebrated Magician and Venrlcqu,st
from DO ton l. engaged Also tn MYSTERIOUS q psy (il
who can be consu ted prvsfely during h- Miss Taylor
IN. popular vocalist from the Pak Theatre-La Petit.
lrste. AbiDo Lady Balloon Ascensions, Fancy Glass
Blowing, aud 500, 200 curosites.
Abundance TO the whole, Museum, Garden and entertain
ments q cents-C'Ilden hat pce. au28
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GO THE ARCADE BATH.-There is no way in
which the introduction of the Croon more efca-
cious and beneficial in its effects haa in the enjoyment of
warm Bath, which all times be obtained at the
Arcade Bath in Chamber street. The cleansing qualities
OF the water decided that pleasing and
at the same time heathful luxury. The urbanity and
genemany demeanor of the proprietor and the prompt
and ready attention othose in attendance
age to the establishment which the proprietor richly
merits.
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Domestic Markets.

lows Wheat 2isaoo BUSH Flour, 50 aos bbls Corn
II, $50 bushels .st
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RRuN CO.. II, William street. formerly Brun, LarosuIe
Co-",u open IN lew days twenty cases Psris Anf
s Ga reaths Ne now landing from last
every HaVfe packet the flowers and fethes
as they appear IN that centre of fashion.
ms enables them 10 have constantly on hand
most iaonaoie assortment the above articles Dealing by
far more largely IN this line than other establishment
the city, they can afford sell very lowest and
the most reasonable terms.
Wholesale warerooms up stairs
Also constantly ON hand kind OF materials for flower
Manufacturers. s3lm.cis
BULWER'S DEVEREUX.
ramon PklG eEo TWENTYFlyE CENTS.
II on Friday morning., the I'd inst,
DEVEKEuX, A. Tale By the asthor of Pelham THE
Dsowhed," Nc With beautiful engraving steel. Price
Novels. ' " ~
They respectfully announce their intention to publish an oc-
two oL OF the standard novels such those OF Mr. amos
SIR BpweI &C. al the low price Of twenty-five cts.
Each novel will be comprised in single volume, yet the
type tbrevie VIII be lalge enough lesby
The pages will be in double columns.
volume will be published about fortnight often
occasion shall requ In this respect the pub she
be governed by the supply whatever good works appear will
be promptly issued the edition. Several volumes
have already been published, which will specimen
the entire series.
The works introduced this edition will be selected for Their
merit and not because OF the smahes of and will be
neatest and handsomes The paper will be Of excel
lent quality The sheets will he dried pressed that the
volumes VIII be m order for bndng and the price is lower
than that OF edition which
been published here elsewhere the publishers confidently
anticipate liberal encouragement from the public
lust PUBLIsHED-The Life and Adve INJURIES Of Joseph
L: Hare the Great Mail Robber and Hghwa ymsn who
committed robbeIes The United amount of
ninety thousand dollars full account of his trial and
cuon At Bmore to which added of the cruel
in.s PIliade pha-John Perry; New Yok-Nafs & Cor
nish Robert II Elton aud booksellers generally. 23t%rc
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BY RlELL s. ARCULARiUS,
SATURDAY,
Al 0h O'Clock. the auction room.
Elegant New and Sc ond Hand Furniture Pianos &c-Con-
Sistng OF Brussels and Ingram ahe beds and
se pillows and rilasers mahogany French and other bed.
ogsny cain chairs looking glasses and
ktchen furniture, SC SC.
Piano ForesSevea splendid piano ortes by celebrated
makers, combining all the modern improve menls.
TUESDAY,
At hafnast 10 O'clock In the sales room,
LIQUORS. &c
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DAGUERREOrYPE APPARA-
HOTEL DE L'EUROPE,

HUI Ell DE l. EU kOPE,
No. Broad Street.
THE Proprietor having removed to No Broad street. and
opened zblishmen for the nee OF In. eat
ing public socs his ads and Others give him call
Every dehcacy Of the BE- had hare and every
thing served the most recherche st h the bar supplied
with good Wines and Liquors a all times
Tsb. dHots, at 3 o'clock
Citizens and strangers will find this admirable place 10
dine down town. being business.
NJ b. Private Rooms may be had for parties single
uemen, furnished au20 lmsr
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To Correspondents Abroad.

Our correspondents in foreign ports fully
send by every vessel all the intelligence they can
obtain Nautical information Of kind, from any
siding at home or abroad will be thankfully received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-03
MARITIME HERALD.

To Ship Masters.
We shall esteem favor il captains Of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore W. A. Bassett Of fleet
report Of the shipping left the whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their passage list of their cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocaie
the favor in