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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
.NE.NOR.7ND.7.

Arr nj WEXFORD, 18th inst, Schr Reaper, j. - Nc
laughing 10 ds,s from Labradore, about $50 quiutns
Cod iish.
Aunt Georgetown, prev to lst inst schr Hannah,
Ia, lor from \. York.
Arr Havana 2elh uit, bark Merchnn Boss, 62 days
from Newcastle le, Eng.-Snrd fnl do 2eth, ship WIN.
Eugs. tuc, for key West nhd New \ ORR
Gid n Charleston, eth :cr Franklin Greene, Draper,
for This port. .
Arr at Norfolk, OH schr Caledonia, Baker frm Wick
ford.
Sailed from Otahcite, April 2Hh, ship AUDLEY
CLARKE, Gii>wold, at this port IL months out, win
800 hbs sp oil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

nNDIAN fHR6ATlNE,)
Ofthe North American College Of Health
And nso rouul Ihe order cf the label viii hr t'rH
in small typC "Ebterrd according to- NJ kri oi tuh'
gresS in the year ls4O, by Wiliinm Wright, iM ihr
,rrks Qlpe y; the District C9hr OF the Southern p'
trict ul Penps, lvaHih "
The pubic vii nlso temrmber that @ who .-ell the
genuine Indim Ncsclpie Pills, are provided with re-
tilcate oi agency, signed hy
WILLIAM WRIGHT, VICE PREsipLNr'
Orihr North American Collrrc "i iienih,
and TIM, pednrs are never in 1ilwrd 80 sci
the grInins mrdicne All travelling agents will hc pr"
yird with certificate. of agency nbnye JesGrihct sud!
Iho,e WIN cauuot show iaem will he bnprq as.t'ats
mpnsturs.
Price - cts. per hox, with fnil dlrrcngps.
Oiice aud General Depot for the New England niaics
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

JOF ADNttIlstD IE j
Allen Capt. George
| Ashton Morris
BaichsLder Jno +.
Bsbo"rk Henry
Bcnbei
Boswell Hrnrv
Bo,d Rev. r W
lBeobe Mrs liarrst
Cary Henry
Case
Carraux Augustus
Chard WmI
Cillcy David
Corvaizicr Edw d
Co!t Henry V
Clark b +
Capron Miss Eliz. X
Compton Miss Eliz.
Doar stephen ID
Duncan DR. ;
Du Bois Theodore
Dawlry Miss Diantha
Daniorth Mrs EliZ. >.
Dexter Mrs Mary A
Dilworth Mrs Sarah
Duncan Miss T.
carp Rolicrt
Edings VIM
| Edmonsou DIR Thos
FirZ Asa
Foster DR.. ; &
Foster Wm
Gardner Sylvester
Gardner Daniel L
Gibbs Henry
Grandel james
Gihbes Miss Sarah T.
Gray Miss Charlotte
HARLAN Gen. |
Hathaway Henry
liurllbut Miss Almira
Kellogg Juo i.
knccland Chas.
3wl hSi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

TOR Mr1a 1iH Ptstlso ga"
FRS.
I.cmna Lcmix
Linton Miss & z
Mason Stephen q
NJ Cornick 1t James
Mitchell Joseph J.
Perry Rev Gardner B
Peek Eben. NJ
Pelican sch. Master Of
Pilnan capt Benz
rarkindu Mrs NJ Is
Putnam Mrs Sarah
Raibbone VIM p
Rea WIN a
i..ncr;sou Charles
Sawyer capt. Abel
Saliva Jose
Seabrook Il
Shauunn Richard
Shaw John w
Shernlun Dexter
Suwoll J Is
Stevens James
Spragno Oliver ID
Stafford Robert
| Stall Isaac
Stcdmnn VIM
Staples Hon Wm X 9
Smith Mrs Pogson
Smith Mrs Georsc
;ipooncr Catherine
Tibb, IL George
Turner capt Daniel
Tanner Mrs Louisa
Tillman MargarclIa
| Van Buren, Smith y y
Wilson Samuel : 2
| Wilson Thomas
Williamson Mrs Phila
| IRISH.
Frrany John
Muilin l'aIric
MuIey Catharine
Woods Peter
Err ROBBINS i. NJ.
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4 9S TREMoNT-sT., SeS

F1S rREMoNr-sr., GS
nc.r Court-strre,. Boston,
p. $ Buy none cxcep, The following rcc"l"rh "p,
pointed
| I6E.N rs.
4 NEwronr Mrs ANNA NJ EDDY.
II Prov idrnce Joseph Bnich. Ir-Por's'nouih, Crrens
a Tnllnnn-Bri,ini, Lemu-i W. Briggs--WiekeHd,
samuel picrre-Eg-I GreenNirh, JnnrN si%nn->s.
pnnnug Village. lohn cnrpcnier.-' "rksvihr '"nm ~
n clarke. Kingston, Ihopss y Nrils-ft-rtdn-. Is u
Crmp,ru A t:usnuia kingstown, Il, tltSirr k"hihs"N
and e. W. iInzard- Westerly, !. ". lewis ~ 10
IJopkiniun. H B Thnr-ion " Cn-k,chrund, pin,,
Rrlnn. J. omptrn Mills Amos Fishe-ipriii Mile,
= A Htn.ng Ion phGniN Village, w. y. Aues-- NJ
lirL Village. olyc Bnksr-WaTrsn. - ". Dt'-rol
T,y,,,on Arnold Sm,,s-s,one bridge. samuel Srshur'
Il New England olic. aud General Depot. No. lH Ii' b
mont, scar Court street Bo~tou.
\ Bewarg pr ,hr inferred District Ann street, bosi"n'
\ Apra gl-h.-sl-L
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Letters,

HEMAISIsG ~ THE Posr OFFICE, NEWPORT,
RI, sEPr. lst, lc4s.
~ Idrertisfd letters are placed inn eS0rafs
box. Persons applying for them 1iA pisase saH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15

RHoDE ISLAND Medical SOCIETY,"
The adjourned annual meeting OF the
Rhode Island Medical Society was hol-
den in the Senate Chamber, at Provi-
dcnce, September 9Th.
The President, DR.. BDwnell, took
The chnir at ten o'clock. Aiier the
usual business Of the Society, l.. L.
Miller Of Providence was elected Cd
Vice President of the society, in place
Of jeremiah Williams, deceased; David
King Of Newport was elected Censor
Of the southern district, in place Of Dr.
Cotton, resigned S. Augustus Arnold
Of Providence was elected a Censor Of
the northern district, in place of DR..
Miller, resigned (; and l.. U,ley Of Prov
ilence was elected Recording Secretary
Of the society, in place Of johnson Gard
ner, resigned G.. A. Hammet, Israel
NJ Bowen, Sylvester Clapp, Dan King,
Joseph II. Sweeter, Daniel Baker, and
jeremiah Olney were elected Fellows
Amariah Brigham, nj. d., Of Hartford,
was elected honorary member of the So
ciciy.
/ J.. l.. Miller of Providence was ap-
pointed first, and Hiram Allen Of Smith
field second, Orator for the next ami.
versary meeting. An elaborate and
aighly valuable practical discourse on
.Apihe, WAS read by George Capron,
Nj. ID.
The prize medal Of one hundred dol
lars, from the Fiske fund, for the best
treatise on Diseases Of the Spine, was
awarded Usher Parsons, M. ID. of Prov
idence, former President Of the society
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-09-15
CAUTION.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
HxnIAN PuRnAIINEl

This IL 90 inform the public thHt NIL genuine mcd
Gin. has on the outside oi the boxes,
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In the imports from Brazils, American vessels bring
fourfhs. In the exports Of foreign goods to Brazils
which the carrying trade" the United States vessels
do the 0hoe OF domestic exports American vessels carry
nearly ALL The foreign tonnage employed bears scarce
l any proportion to the American employed in the trade
Ii any body has to complain of the reciprocity
trade ii must be foreign nations For appears that in
intercourse with them, shipping enjoys monopo
ly What kind of reciprocity is that which gives us the
whole business 1t is palmer then that if Mr. Webster
wishes to alter the system by which this result pro-
duced is to give foreign nations larger share in
business at the expense OF United States vessels.
The whole character of Mr. Webster's speech, far
it bears upon commercial matters is entirely sectional
and peculiarly New England The principle of protoc
ton is for New England-a national paper currency for
New England. 1t the instrument by which she sells
her protected manufactures the other sections keeping
them always in debt to her With her western rail road
and protective tariff she is at this eating the
eitals of New York All sections Of the Union trbu
tary to her. She is becoming aggrandized at their
pense and rapid strides making towards the establish
ment OF manufacturing arstocracy, the only one
which, in this country we have to fear.
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Bark Maxepra, Smith, "a days from ST. Michaels with fruit
&c TO- u L. Neacham Left no American vessels No date
lat ., lon q, spoke bark Csrib, dsr from Boston,
Pctou for Char. ston. f ' NUN
Br. Essex Wlkerson, days from Fredericksburg with
British scl Martha Grace Dickson 10 DAYS from tumh.
land, with gndsones, to Smith Boyntop. ~
ias bags coffee to A. G. Rossiere Co Ie no wi,h
vessels AZ j.
schr Edw Stevens. Briggs days from Baltimore with
mdse, to j. X N, Briggs. - ~
schr Roe smitp. days from Georgetown DC with aour
sc. to Hitchcock 60.
Schr Hannibal, Decatur days from snowhi with corn to
schr Watr Bird. Means, DAYS from Folly Landing with
schr Mary Wceling, days from Suffolk with shingles to
schr Ann Cooper days from snowhl, with CON- to H. p
schr Henry Clay Scott, days from Folly Landing with
schr Wave Williams, days from Berlin Nd with corn to
schr H. Dutton. Evans, days from Deep Creek with
shingles.
One bng. Wind NV.
General Record.
Surprise AT Bosros.-Arrivals during the month Of
'''~ Ships. Barks. Brss. schrs. soops Total.
f fC,sIsn q 90 g 81 F" 49, ~
ofhcfss arrivals IL briggs and "a schrs British;
o Ciesysnres: Ships. Banks Briggs schrs sloop. Total
FFS SSsiyn 3 y 3 's5 T" i ils
or he foreign clearance brgs and 1schrs were British;
bark. brig Swedish; brig Sicilian
the lst. The Columbia arrived the 3D. and cleared and
sailed on the nth The Acadia arrived on the 18Th
WhaIemen.
A whale brig went into Westpor 10Th ult.
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Died.,

Died,
At Hackensack N L., on the 2sth September, after
lingering illness, Mrs. Mary L. OWEN, in the A2nd year
OF her age.
At Harlem on yesterday morning, October 2nd, in the
25th year of her age ELLEN wife of Mr.. JOHN MURPHY
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited to
her funeral this afternoon at three o'clock from his resi-
dence at Harlem.
NBThe Harlem line Of stages stop running this day.
in consequence of the death of Mrs Murphy
On Monday end inst in the 46th year of his age JOHN
MURRAY, after a lingering illness.
His friends and acquaintance and those of his brothers
Edward and Patrick, and of his fathernaw James Hart
are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral Monday
afternoon at 406 from his late residence in Centre street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-03
BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs.
TUESDAY.


At 10 l-2 o'clock, at the auction room,
Liquors Segarx, &cConsiting OF Daft Gogon pale she
and Madeira 81 Julien care barsac santerpee and hoe wines
eo!das sherry, Madeira and port wines 10 gallon demoh.
Asoabout 200 baskets Of the celebrated bollngee and
anchor champagne
Also-A few boxes Of Candles
Also 10 Or casks Mulmsey Port Wine from Juice, very
fine will be sold in quantities TO suit purchasers
Also II dsmjohns, gallons each, Of very superior cid
Champ'sne Brandy imported in 1882 TO which the attention
OF hotel keepers IS invited.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Oct r. H. II
and 18TH l0h o'clock A. NJ at their sales roomVey
tensve and valuable private Library Of distinguished Citizen
deceased embracing about thousand volumes Of most
and early printed books moral and political iiloo-
ply, Lexcogaphy and photography Poetry and the Drama,
Novels Tales Periodicals. Voyages Travels and general
Medicine. American Pamphlets &c The whole comprising
othe most valuable private libraries offered at
ton.
ATAUCTION.-A. LEVY. ISL Broadway, will sell on
Tuesday at 0x o'clock, October collection
Of the best of Gesnhouse and hardy gar
Ihododendrons honeyuckIes &c Aso fine dab
liza plants in potts. and in bloom.
Also-l000 HaubOy Strawberry plants % 2tissrc
A UCTION NOTICE.-By CARTER 4 Co., store No
102 Broadway between Pine and Wall Streets carpeng
chine gss groceries, &C. On Tuesday, lh Oct will be
of English ingram capeting, of the desirable pat
ufted hemp and wosted stair carpets and variety
of choice oil cloths.
Also invoice of china and glass ware consisting lamp
splendid china manel and toilet and
&c.
Also 1000 Principe CARS so baskets anchor Champagne
black and teas y small oa crushed
bottles and demohns of all brands and vntage all worthy
the attention OF dealers and private families o3 2sr
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Passengers Arrived.
ST MicHAELs-Bark Mazeppa-Mr Jones, lady and family.
Passengers Sailed.

HALIFAX LIvERPooL-Steam ship Acadia. from Boston
tor Liverpool Mrs MuIholland, Mrs Bird, Miss Lewis
isa &C. Lombard Malnolland A%mslung VIM Klham
t'sh For Halfax Mrs Byor Mrs Black, Mss Eliza Cooke
Lieut. s,bbald John Tobn, James Fraser Henry Rayno
John Fay, James Cochran A b Black.
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Foreign EnlportatIons.

M RsEILLEs-Bg AlbeIt-665 bkts oil Mason Thompson
ia bales mdse Chaenne30 bbis wine Briethaupt-i8
kkts oil y Groussel books Boomer Graves do
cologne water Wllard-250 bxs lemons Sam Br pei
aphalte 20 bbl IL baskets oil 10 casks bales mdse
ORDER
ST MIcHAELs-Bark Mazeppa-is casks sperm oil Nye
al do Rogers Barsowl36 bxs 30 do lemons q
Meschem-25 do 1875 bxs oranges order.
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MARITIME HERALD.


40 snip Masters.
We shall esteem favor il captains of vessels arriving
here, will Commodore w. A. Basse of
Of the shipping left the whence they sailed,
vessels spoken ON their passage list Of their cargo and
foreign have Commodore Bassctt viii
board them immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the favor in any way.
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E<-FIttzk AL e -.r~s,vxkAEEH
.
RAcEss.uSIoN COURSE. L, Twill commence Tues
b .: AM Cub ' fss oo. to go
,hs second hes, horse tao mite heats. 81,
Clss F.ns s'o'-sioo to go to tee Sc
Same day-rus, s,Osio entrance, which is added. Mile
Thur.d.yJoekey Club Pure, sOoosaoo to the second
g: ss.;i a. n" .o a BIZ
~ roETY DOLLARS RkwA ARDS, Or ..
ssss Of sS +, bay Se,:s about hands
& K. Ssf .ss. eSs aad twenty Ss or viii BE
Sss s s horse and TsHF SFi FER sS IS de-
Grssn.,ss. Coma Oct. I'd. 1879. % isnc
N st .s. .Ss + . ss . a
GA Cor ,hipsins. " al 8, souh street. % at.ec
sASNEe (. p5s1. G: Hs :s
A. person. friendly r.. noble .dyoeae Of our Democratic
ssos
o.. .oa.r snAs p ciaiiisS!kERNo President.
Ne sonS aoT ~ 'S Ss q s g.
VIII. With hi, friends. voted down and defeated the rsga
..t,as q =. sisss WIZ fS,'s sss cleo
idea s' slsS to @sa he isss .s "a s,is ss5
us town mss!,ss NEARLY he yS being brought s
kas cgss ssn.sr pad p g. Mr. Ma.rhy
A~ ssa,,.,o and o'hr. under hun with also hs A.
siss ss s S S was u:sd also
his tNurh ~ non,srattoa to congress. -
sas..; nd .s,;ss M vsndsrvssi . asa,n
apep the Hon Ely Mcprs, wh.' then In congress.
ssch sre KINGS e,ssty Democrsn, who advised all
evsy -d m.etns. Last fall not e cas-, ts votes for
I~rty and Vefl4n portion, koweser did vote for Varisn
Ths doom q hs half nscye nov fred His vote on rho
school Law ~h him u well known be then vot
"a ss.a., via, his s''s,s opinion Alr''dy Is the hand
."''s '''" ''1' w. " ONE WHO KNOWS.
New Ycrk, sept %, ios, oil asr
PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE.
HOW rsiroa,se the City Cash Tailoring Establishment,
III ma Broadway. - . =,
Cfnx suhscrber sdort the cheap system,
ne ohen &c gencnen with the finest Cloths
with <ts, and despseh al the lowest
tsnusrrauE ss- Having made arrangement for the finest
knxsa tSih Cssmeres aud Nesnxs rom hrst hands, he
afofd them low The most ssp~reaccd cutters are en-
"a add be plsdkes himself % entire safsfsctron.
sranger the city have full suit made up at
short
fa and Clothing ready mad. ofeyey variety, quail
nv and To- fashions htStrsn-
ssrs VII 40 veil 20 call before rsrchssne s.whsrs.
az imis.r EDWAkD FOA.
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sa,' ssr snss'ss q Sp 'sss''' ss' '' f''. Aas -
s..lsa f'srs rs.s AAs'.'s- AsnlL 6 s.y-sas. q sH
ssSrss, JAY "a .,nSIou a. Aa..Fva. Il NJ. Al nj
Spoken.
$, Lsu fsss Tii.d-'ssia &c Ns~ os.a. ~ va s.ps
Feresxn psss..
s. : 500 a v..ss 3; s ss''s = s Z; ss,' =
United state. rs~v..
bbs sssss s sss iss 80 We "a ss, rs-ss S
i@sz..rs.. s--ss-.r e..,,s, ss.,a.. R..s-,-a 20,
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res, smoyTr, SIS s'-An Fsrsn4As. iissaoul cs ~sA
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a. y ThoH,a aad rti wss-l.,s, Ns,ir.ps. tAua ~
20 Zoss. ~ sd.TI. wsss 1884, I.ass kis-s1
Nav BEnFsan' $50 80 q .sn.ls. NYs.k
~, E9ggAnrows seri sssI - 80 = .aa~ tfas Aa~@a y
,fno,Ipsses. ssr s-ks We n.ss. rAs.Aslysa. r..-s
Rssaiai Ins ~ssa h.. - a. rS..dlas. f's .sa
PanAprIerns l-As Nguh nss.s M.saua,s sssa.sfs.
= ThoRs N,e,esi.. h.'.n.. Lsssl h,gas, W.. -
Chester llsSsasass, "a ,hs sisas ,s. .sIs ~.
B.lf,ssss s.ls ..-AT Ts.s.s Lss.s; a. Hss.y -
Yeli' sid rsr- 4. .ss lb-sl fsssss. sss K-E sS'i
IaifAx. Comuefcr. hasian.
Ros,loAp. ssIs -As Tlaesa bsauyii, Nlelt Esyiius
Te,.s ss Psss.a A. s'ss ' - - 80 A. As.
vSosssss -, 'ss 2, s1-,.s; :, ss-. y. -.
8 g. sss. 4" d ls E s Ps$1 s.'s W. a.
ladies'
WnN.~eros. No. sstt n--su Janss ssnitk. Whesl e. \
York Thorn, Much D., Alsrte fafnrh a. Lafch A.
len do Cnas Thorn. Chameefinn, do Npfsh tsIqnK f
lAdeiihia.
CaaRLrsroS Sept n--Cd Caihasias. Berry. Nfast. sal
Dimon, ROBINSON. DO.
sAvasSAn, ssIf g7--Cld Howard. Lif~rsosl
MoBILk Sept es-tld CowI~I. haflaston >ew fort. Ar
Ceres, ~ ThnInas.
Nnw oRlnAss, SEPT ie-Cld Rose. CenAhes Nfgrt span
LosdOn soh, Charlotte Bosfons afd. Nandaa Litsf
pool; Democrat Lsgnna de rrrmrns nfmy bay Lesana
Arr list. Monsoon Boston; Delta d., Lama NIgnia ta-
peaehys 22d. DAeas, Havana.
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SEBRiNG's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL, No. l7e Brosd
- way N. YThis Cordial having obtained just celebrity
of the IL has performed in
which IL adapted, the public respectfully informed that
relieves Dyspepsia and other disorders Of the stomach. IL is
peculiarly adapted those complaints by
mistake be made than suppose that Dyspepsia
other disease arising from debility be cured by frequent
forced action the bowels by pugstive medicines When
this complaint exists the system eady too weak and
contrary acting onc strengthens the digestive organs snd
assists them to perform their functions nature des'gued
Hence Is found be ecacou also in those diseases peculiar
70 females which frequently from weakness than
for the Nervous Headache affords relief almost all at
Oh the nervous system excellent preventive oil
coseness and low spirits The aged and nm Of DO sexes,
OF sedentay habits costiveness have
" III great benefit from IT, IL speedily promotes strength
tone and vigor the whole system and is highly
yennc tonic IN conv absence evers
IN pIooi Of ITS virtues in the above mpains the
Is w IS nose OF respectable gentlemen derived
dement, from the use OF IT, Of which are pubhed in The
circular accompanying each bottle. ~ ' " Wv
C2Tdal + prepared and sold by proprietor
the country Price Per bottle and 50 per dozen rders sc
companed by the cash puncuay executed and s
cofding to directions. ca
SELLING OFf-MICHAEL REEsE late of the 5TTa =,
~ Reese Hills Offers for sale large ~
pocket and dirk knives scissors and toy ether th
table cutlery oil every description Also Britannia ware
and coffee and table spoons accoJians cola rrg
pins, chains and gold levers &C. This stock mns
positively be sc on OF before the t Of November
MICHAEL REESE.
s27 lmFrc 20 Maiden Lane, MP stairs.
ISABELLA GRAPEs.-C. r. BATEsON, No 1 Park
Row, and Bowery. receives fresh Isabella Grapes
day from the Croton Vineyard. for sale to suit
s&iws
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sIGNOR DE BEGNIS'
GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.


VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
SIGNOR DE BEGINS,
Begs respectfully his friends and the public
that he will give
Grand Vocal and Instrument Concert,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, OCT 9Th,
AT THE APOLLO CONCERT ROOM,
Newly painted and decorated,
For which occasion he has engaged and well
selected
OR CHE STRA
And variety of Vocal and Pieces will be per.
formed by the following Eminent Artists
MADAME sEGUIN, MRS. BAILEY,
MADAME MECOVINO MAI ONE,
Who will make her first appearance in New York
MIR. E. SEGUIN, MR.. PLUMEN,
And SIGNOR DE BEGINS
SOLO PERFoRMERs
MR.. TIMM, HERR APPELLE5
Plan ,forte Solo Ciarionetto Solo.
SIGNOR RIBAS,
Oboe Soo.
w. PENSION, MIR. T1MM,
Leader of,he Band, Conductor at the Piano.
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AUCTION SALES

by THOMAS BELL.
tsfsrss Nos "a .srs and MS Hhss street,
MONDAY
49,, AT IN ocicck.
Elegant FuinitureW be sod the bandsccss fsfn1
ture contained IN the house known Nc Absgdcs Fser
- Troy street, including fos. Particulars
a time.
TUESDAY,
- Al 0h O'Clock al the sscflon roaFn,
Lr; sale Of valuable md sAsonsbe dy goods unks OF
clothlx part OF the stock Of ~
nanfs ndon Cloths esssimeres, sestipxs hosiery sose
hdk 6. shi. IS. collars, Nc.
Also; turning lathe. worth $50, VARIOUS kaadw-
ware jeweiI groeeres 200 bores table pledged ARTICLES
studs, splsndi watches, SC.
WEDNESDAY
Al u o'clock, m the sales room.
SPLENDID and sale OF choice and elegant Furniture
OF all descriptions
Also Psnofores also the handsome furniture q gentle
THURSDAY,
AT 10 O'Clock, a, the auction room,
Ia continuation, the splendid watches jswsy, dismondx
gold and silver plate clocks oruamsns chains keys nss,
pins &c. by order OF assignee aud tho stock
manning Of MATCHMAKER will be and closed
abb
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PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS
THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY

III v "A T. MEDlClNE C1Eo -
THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
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Principal Once Of the ColIsgey Nsssss strest
BCssss forwarded to I'll paris ofthe uaos tns csasd.'
Persons purchasing the Chest. .ss,e..ps COLLEGE.
grsuitcp.y obtain whs,sys additional advice sS'y dear.
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inserted with such perecness as to deceive the most seu
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them States he offers his services to the public Nth ec"h
MAY be consulted at all hours OF the day. 90 I'm isec
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AssoCIAffoN-oss
disposed ia the formation Of society for "a
stucon and improve instrumental undef TIE
Il mo.o store Of Mr. E n
style OF music viii be- selections from ws'xs, national
airs, &C. The society will organise .ufc
Der Of subscribers obtained. oil i~sm
pAKIs CULINARY ARTICLEs.--rhe subscriber. hiss
justc ceved splendid style Fall nib
bon-e, npng rich striped end chens P?ut de so's. oro
Also lain and col6red black and blue black tssts and
tins, "a e style bonnet silks te. Se. Country and
de pauiculsry call aud the
stock a fore purchasing else where.
WIN. II, HAMPTON, IN Hsd,on street
s2r 10, en- four doors shove Canal street.
NEW GOOD5-fhe undersigned solicit attention : isse
IN sssounent Of Goods for ia and winter wear rncud
beaver cloths for surtouts, csssmeres in great variety Of
sty es for pantal IONS. 49, go.
TO usual moderate charges, for ready money
Ready made cIoaks &c, constantly on hand.
WIN. Il. JENNl NGS Drsper and Tailor.
as imissm 22y Broadway, American Hotel.
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TO Correspondents.

Our correspondents foreign ports respectfully requested
% send by every vessel all the intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind from any
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.

TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS.
b. STRANGE. iGs Walker street. has received by the
- las, tia'rs ssss new sc:a ss.ysss f re s .ds-
sPR A. c,refu eleced and Of the beat quality which
Al.a iull supply q nstrr'is Cor Flower makers.