davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.

1t is to be regretted that the settlement
of the question Of the North Eastern
Boundary has already been attempted 10
be made political question in the House
of Representatives, by some of the Loco
Foco members. Rumor with her thou.
sand tongues were busy as TO the terms,
but members Of Congress could not wait
for an authentic announcement Of them
but they seized upon the rumours, wheth-
er false or true, and began to cas-, lnslnua.
lions that the settlement of the question
was dishonorabc 20 this country. In all
communities there are mischief makers
and We suppose the House of Representa-
tiycs TO contain such creatures, but i; was
to be hoped that in the question OF peace
or war every true lover of his country
would have waited until there was Il real
necessity of causing excitement. We CO.
by the following from the National in,elll-
penccr which must satisfy every one that
The national honor has not been in the
least sacrificed
MORE OF TIE NEGOTIATION
Rumors are alloat concerning the pro-
posed terms of adjustment OF the North
eastern Boundary question which, We ra'h-
or think indeed we may almost say we
know are calculated TO mislead the pub
lie mind. Our knowledge is indeed any
thing but direct, and very far from being
official. But two or threc Missions and
all their suites, seven Commissioners and
their clerks, are rather too many to keep
secret. Add to these two Delegations,
more or less of whom are understood TO
have been consulted, and no one will won.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11

men their object is sell, and with the love
If the people eternally on their lips, they
seldom if ever, find a place ia their hearts.
A FARMER.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11
HORRID MURDER.

A most atrocious murder was perpetrat-
ed on Friday last at the house of Allen
Bosts in Cabarrus County, on the body
Of James S. Russell, Of this county, by a
man named Mark kisor. The clrcum-
stances as related TO Us is as follows: Kisor
IN the morning had been TO Bosts' and
while there had been talking 10 some
workmen about having collins made, said
he wanted two one about five feet and
halt and the other SIX feet long--one Of
these would suit the length Of Mr.. Russell
and if he thought he should die soon he
would make his own coffin, and his whole
conduct seemed as if lie had come there to
do some mischief In the afternoon Mr..
Russell went also 10 Bosts, and soon after
him aud kisor met they commenced
dlspute-kisor drew his knife and Russell
having stick raised it 10 defend himself.
A friend Of Mr.. Russell stepped up and
took his stick from him supposing it would
be the means Of preventing an alteration.
klsor was told to put up his knife. Ksor
then went into a new building erecting by
Mr.. Bosl and Mr.. Russell stepped TO one OF
the windows, aud commenced conyersino
with ono of the wotkmcn and the attention
Of all was withdrawn from them and the
first intimatIon Of their having again met
was an exclamation made by Russell, when
kisor was seen standing over him with his
knife drawn and bloody--as soon as posi-.
BILE assistance was rendered but not before
kisor bad stabbed him several times, IN
the abdomen, in the thigh, cutting the
large artery, in the wrist and several other
places on the legs slightly, and he died ye-
~ soon after his friends reached him.
The persons present were so astonished
that they made no eAertnn 10 take kisor
and he was suffered TO depart w,hou, mo.
lestation. Since the murder it was under
stood that kisor had an old grudge at Rus
sell and had made threats but Mr. Russell
was not aware of any i'll feeling on the part
Of kisor towards him. Since the murder
il is asccrtainod that hisor has threatened
one or two others. See advertisement.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11

~ The last Jcffersonian has an article
headed g Ano'her Wig Humbug erplod-
cd in which the Editor states that the
Wings abused Mr.. Van Buren, for suffer
ing negroes TO be enlisted in the navy--and
their testimony received against white sal
lors. Now we deny that any objection
was raised to negroes being enlisted bu, to
their evidence being received against white
persons, and that too in port where negro
testimony was not admitted against white
persons.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11

DEATH OF THE DUKE OF ORLEANS
Late foreign Intelligence brings the
melancholy event Of the death of the Duke
of Orleans, the heir apparent to the French
throne, He was going on the morning oi
the 18th of July to NeulIy to take leave Of
the royal family, before he started to the
camp of ST. 0tler when his horses became
frightened and running away he jumped
from the carriage and was taken up sense.
less. This event is considered one Of the
most unfortunate that could have happened
10 the French Government. The King
being far advanced in life cannot in human
probability live TO see his grand son arrive
at majority and a regency in France would
be an occurrence said to be portentous OF
the most eventful civilcommotions amongst
such an cxcitablc people.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11
such an eScitablc people,

W The jeficrsonian in referring TO a
remark made by Gov. Morehead that there
would be a greater falling off in the School
fund, because the Cape Fear Bank had dc.
cIarcd no dividend, says, Non tne ronid
like TO know if this is dealing prudently
NTH the peoples money il has been given
TO the Banks, for them TO speculate on pri
pately, mhile the State isnoi making cent"
Well, Mr.. Jefersonian, who re.chartered
the Cape Fear Bank-if we are not very
sadly mistaken your Bank-hating party
put the money in the Banks and we should
think you ought TO be the last to complain.
60 The Jeflersonian is rather hard run
for capital TO work upon when it has TO no.
ticc tho "whito virgin heiler killed at
The Clay festival in Kentucky. We should
like to SEQ the Jefiersonian's evidence that
the heilcr was imported especially for the
festival, TWAS no doubt a presen, 70 the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11

Casa ana Delivery Bonds for safe aere,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-08-11

We subjoin a Report Of Decision, just
made By The Judges Of the Supreme Court,
IN case of Bankruptcy, which will, we
have no doubt, be Interesting 10 the pub.
lie generally, and especially SO TO Bank
,uufs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

IN the 18th instant there eighty thousand bushels
Wheat afoat.
Dur from Montreal is to the 10th inst That
was exceedingly inactive, the rate being low that
ders cannot bring themselves to part with their stock
iie the price in the British markets will admit
" higher offers Indeed il is highly probable that the
vest point has not yet been arrived at many persons
citing considerable fall from the low we are
compelled TO quote. An offer of COS per Dbl for Ca
dian fine flour refused but whether an advance
build be ventured was deemed very problematcal.-
nercan has been offered at 25s three months but has
I been taken at that price. American wheat quo.
J at SIS. I'd. S. Id. as the ruling rates.
In Baltimore on the l4th inst sales of about 1000 bbs
ide at S4l2t Buyers offering 81 pretty freely but
ders refused to sell below S4l2t The receipt price
. There has been fair demand for City Mills Flour
)out 30CO bbis sold 81 cash. The stock OF Sus
ehanna was very light Limited Gales at S4,l2l. The
irket for wheat has been very unsettled prices
identity tending downwnrds. Sales OF good to prime
d. red wheas made at 20 80 cts cargo OF fair
irginia white wheat sold cents and cargo Of
IT red Pennsy lvania at 81 cents. We quote Md corn
hite and yellow at 50a5 cents Md Rye very dull
Cents sales oil oats at 20d2lI cts.
ers seem anxious 20 keep the price Of -four down to
low point Tor the present. Tor the purpose OF enabling
en- TO purcnase their supplies of wheat five to six sh
lgs bushei. IL hey can convince the farmers by
oil low prices OF -FOUR that folly for them to ex
ie more than SIX shngs for their wheat they will do
But the moment they obtain their supplies they will
en- endeavor TO run up the price OF the
lie TO as high point as possible We believe however
at sucn is the abundance OF breadstus in the country
I'd the scarcity OF demand from abroad that il will be i'm
'ssibie Tor them to get higher than 81 ,50aS5 Dbl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

e State Of Alabama has once more forwarded part
interest from the banks, and from the glori6caton
vent has caused il seems have created good deal
|irprise The interest is paid by the banks, which
notorously unable to pay their own debts, and
OF thersfors much longer pay those of the State.
l., however, stated by the commissioners that
Government interest will be paid in full
sylvanis, we believe, has yet made no progress
he disposal OF her public works in the dis
ge Of her debts. Arkansas is very dilatory in pay
he interest on the bonds issued to the State Bank but
IS from Yell state that doubt maybe entertained
hat the January interest the bonds will all be paid
ofthe other States remain as they were with the ex
on OF illinois, in which State the Legislature meets
y and strong efforts will be made to compromise the
OF that State, through the means of its public lands
Sales at the Stock Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

Cleared.
Ships Morrison. Benson, Canton Talbot Olyphant: Ala
bama, Bunker New Orleans, WIN Nelson.
Arrived.
Ship Repn CLARK 'e days from Newcastle Eng with coal
70 Ship LaSesshs Lyon SO days from Liverpool with mse
Brig Hope, Reyns, from Monrovia Africa June 81 with
camwood Sc. G. H. Rogers Co. Left brig Harriet Cham
schr Spring Bird Nickerson from Gloucester with fish, to
sehr Monomoy, Nckeron, from Cape Ann. with fish, to
sehr Hopewel, Weldon from Dennis Me- with fish, to the
master.
General Record.
PAcEEr SILvIE GRAsE for Havre will sail to-day
at 2 o'clock Her letter bags will be taken from Glpn'
halEpast II.
Rn.TsH g.sevE MIsApE.yThe Roya! Gazette Of the
q GnG
% %a d. xs 81: % people Bird n s
''se Ss
Ths Mr. Brought ths he ss.e
Notice to Mariners.
FRENCH S SoSi"1E s ogri 1s ia,a
Navigators informed that from the July 1872
i e d asS he FF o oya Which Of .s. T. be s miles e
+ lon sb Of P are s ed and replaced by single
with ssp.s FsI. q he Dixie "a Ss
ya, s . of the f. situated %
P. scHrsAso.
ands for plymouth. with $50 bbs OIL
spoken.
Asia from Calcutta for Boston, July IS off Cape OF Good
ship steering Z, tno doubt Britannia from Bos-
Empire from Newcastle Eng for New York. Aug g. lat 49,
Ambassador from Glasgow for New York, Aug 90 lat so,
Foreign Ports.
ST JOHN NIB Sept a-Ent for ldg, PI Nevius. for Ba-
HALIFAX, Ms: Sept tAr Clifford, Alexandra; Fellowship,
Armstrong NYork; Dusky Sally Fredericksburg Cid Nam
Aug asAn Somerset New York. and sailed for
ssg S biz ds' Virginia for
d s GI o Herald o% Ne%bS
v.IFaaAIso latter part of Magyar Lady Adams, from Ii
Rob Fallen for Canton days. saficen and Unicorn
United States Ports.
CAsIINE. Sept io-Arr Lochinvar, Lyerpoo-los
B.SoGn Sept i2AuAdeIine. NewYOrk. Cid 10th. Iuete,
Sis LEILA 6o aissTS;s 'S 9Ss '
GLoUeEsIEn Sept par Pt5o,, Boston for Baltimore
EEGsS %sS Ss''eSs IT s
ss;sasE sss
a.,
ssgs Messenge LIpd9n Congress- Philadelphia;
NV BtDTenD, Sep, I!-Ar Olive Eliza, Fayal; .Naot-
lus Caps de Ves-the sailed hence o. and has put
back IN consequence Of the sickness Of the captain Below
ship.
NYork.
FAIL RIVER, Sept lt-An Eliza Hand Baltimor,; ith At.
lantc rhiladelpha Excel NYor l2th Independence, Me-
vsS % s: S%@s Charles Ne"
ley D;a 81" g''i WEipf SSs
Sue@% S% fs sha Siif S Lydia
Banner and Pocahuntas NYork.
BALTIMORE, Sept iiArr Zion NewYork; EIabet III Re
becca Albany. Cid Harp, ST Thomas and mkt Sid Susan
Pernambuco.
ALEXANDRIA,, Sept BAR fremont Salem,
NoRFoLK Sept I5Ar Mary, st Johns. PR; Narraganetf,
Boston for Richmond; 18th Rdeout, Provinceown.
SAVANNAH Sept I2-Cld Clinton, Lyon, NYork Peterson,
Green do; Poland Newport RI Sid Peciosa, Monteydeo;
La Grange, Porter, NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
Corn Trade.

here is no change in this market We continue to
tie Western Flour at 81 Sc 4 6S Western Wheat 30 a
ents Rye 80 flat corn 81 IS and oats 30 81. These
les will remain till the receipts become larger So far
arrivals have been rather small-large enough how.
r, for the demand.
a all the markets throughout the Union prices are de-.
ling quite rapidly and give the average price at 81
lrrel Tor the best Flour. We append intelligence from
&c markets which we consider fair criterion for
q the week ending on the 18th instant an enormous
unity of Breadstus reached Buffalo, and caused prices
all considerably Wheat selling at So cents which
reduction of 10 cents in six days and the best
'ur brought but SO 10. There better demand for
N and the price up to SO cents There arrived in
market inthe two first weeks OF September the follow
quantities of Breadstufs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

There is lack of things to eat in the market nova
days But the poor do not have any more lunu-
riss than heretofore Their is similar TO that oil the
Irshman who purchasing few potatoes oil captain
of Down East soop The price OF the potatoes was on
cents bushe "Ah said Pat al can buy the same IN Ire
land for sixpencen "Can you r. said the Captain then
why did YOU come when food so cheap at home
Why you see" replied Pat, potatoes are cheap enough
there but not farthng could get to pay for them'
Such here at the present moment There are
plenty OF provisions but no money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
Second Board
I'm lclk nk L.
State OF Trade.

=
ere is very little stir in business The imports have
to fair extent but most of them will not be entered
the high tariff The stock OF goods sale are suf
for the cash trade and dealers cautious about
III transactions
|s.-25O0 barrels Whale purchased at the LAST
for New York account, and for export at 33t cents
/ oil English Linseed at 92c, aud American at 90c.
opistons-Beef prime at u to ST. Pork, prices are
anne Lard, Ohio u Sc smoked Beef u.
cesales OF 900 erces fresh beat for export at 50 81
|; old, S2i as.
|h.-5J0O Liverpool sack sold at 81 &c / So
gars.The recent advance with difficulty sustained.
|, about
300 hhds Porto RICO. .5k az
|, o0 40 Cuoa. $500. ....'.....' ~ a5i
200 boxes brown ....... IS n
SUI 90 Whte Isl y
ines.-By auction 100 casks Madeira 20 lO21c ST.
Madeira, 42c; Port, s2ic; Samos, 2Oc. By private
20 Or casks Sweet Malaga 35c.
Tea sale took place to-day with the following re-
b -
rmsNstes at six months, payable in this city, to be
e satisfactory to sellers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
DR.. FEUCHTWANGER'S

OFFICE, No. Wall street corner Broadway.-M
Of German Silver in sheet and fauess castings of Al ne
forts, Muriatic Nitric and Pyrogneou Acids Of Tin Sou-
tons, Logwood Labaaguis Chloride OF Soda Of Luz
nat Casc Pssc Acid; Liver Of sulpher oddes of Iron
GranyiIey Lotion Chloride Of Gold Phosphate Of Soda, &C.
nabe Poisons for Bedbugs Feas Fly Paper
Rats Moths Caerpars moscheoes the compound chemical
Whale OIL Soap and Seed Protector patlna Paladrne'
80 me
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

LvERPooL-Shp Lancashre53 bars bls "a do sheet
Congdon co.'s bales Stone co-3l DO Gihon co-6do
Cameron Brand-23 q plates brass Hendricks Bos-2
Gases cask E,lison,l do Homer Foot coi227 bars RR
bales Hadden son-2O crates chs c,sk "a
crates Mumford5 chs crates Morton-23 crate
casks Brooks co-i9 bxs tin Phelps, Dodge COLO
w Bend-l0 coal Herdman-3 bales Tovker, Mead x
co-l5 Wood Johnson Burr-2O bxs bale II
Logo mahogany order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

On the morning of the 10th instant Of Consumption Mr.
George o. GREEN, aged - years.
The relative and friends of the deceased respectful
ly invited to attend his funeral from the residence his
mother No. 81 Pearl street, at o'clock this afternoon
without further notice
Suddenly in New Orleans, It'll instant, Mr. MATHEW
MAXWELL formerly of this city, and of the late firm of
Maxwell, Miller Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
The exports of the past year. compared with the pre-
Gus one were as follows:-


|ous one, were as iOlIows:-
EXPORTS CorroN FROM THE u. STATES.
1901. 1912.
Great Britain, 836,s67 1858
France, 3tl 1858 397,il3
Other Foreign ports, 1887 I3l,96i
regard the coming CROP it is very early, of course
form estimates but from all quarters the prospect Is
lat OF the greatest abundance. OF statements
ginng to spread the effects Of the "bol worm" and
lust" These rumors can have but little effect upon
ces in the present ate OF the currency which is such
to preclude speculation One indication of the crop is
fact that the new crop is three weeks earlier than
Fus at the leading points, say Alabama In this market
|ere seems to be quite pause. The recent advance is
reuy much lost Neither manufacturers nor shippers
bow any disposition TO come into the market.-
The sales othe week are-l3O0 bales Uplands and Flo
das 6lass 500 do Mobiles 6is9; 400 do New Orleans,
kao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
Passengers Arrived.
Foreirn Tmportat,ons.

LvERPooL-Ship Lancashire-W s Truman of Cornecti.
cut; Jackson Charleson-26i in the steerage
the passage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
Married.,

On Thursday 18th instant, by the Rev. DIR. Cone, Mr..
WILLIAM S. FINCH to Miss CAROLINE ELIZABETH TILYou,
laughter of John " Tyou, Esq. all Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17

ESTABLISHED
BEYOND ALL CONTRADICTION.
That +. W; & w. F. GlLLEY sell DRY GOODS at
' ' THE + f REASONS f[Ssl : WHY.
Ist We buy all our Goods for cash
W. buy buy asSs s sSsd,oG from the Importers
thlv We are particular 10 choice Of styles.
% w Il, 10 Sm he
shly Oar satines tlsnnel, Bed Ticks, and many other
aihIy. We sell at gether for c,sh
an, We Ss' F iR.;' gi'sf Eisa
Ha IL ssc aG
fAsE S%2gqWE p e2FV
SIT 81 is.r 400 Grand street.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
NJ subscribers have formed 81 70 &c gene
at the stores lately occupied by Davies Stevenson
gHSs 4 do S2twrLL.
connection with r. j. Folwo respectfully invites all his for
mer corTesPondens to their business with his new con-
September nth, 1872
TO MANUFACTURERS
asoo No. GHc ALGfi % By
S s e a
'aa 's
viii Gt'T a
aies viii be held daring The sixty
not be disposed Of private sale Il . eyed that s.,s
w ' a Fl s d ~ a.d and
dealers No exeons will be wanting on the part Of the sub
' 81 sf give '''''''' = ~ FowELL& Comfy.
~ o h r.. i. ses
The business heretofore conducted by firm will future
on the 81 s si
New Yqrk, 10th Sept, Is.2 sI7 str
ITO THE PUBLIC.The subscribers, consequence of an
h sOn Th1h 70 e SSp
sss $ Ssy ss &c fSe''as %s:
that impressep and justice themselves and those whose
s5 A' who 6ss &
Gf opportunity so TO cypress their unreserved aeknow
advantages Of location and business sransements, will be
taken as '''''H' warrant o' e H iqP,nssqsf co.
New York General Auction Mart,
SIT H@ec If9 d lonlway, corner Liberty ST.
VICToRINE s. GOWN commence business at their es-
Enlistment, No 395 Broadway, up stairs.-Mad'e VIC
s G SSs
sop P Ss % Ns Y %' .s Ss
Tuesday next he goth Of September open he eabishment
Manteetes, Aprons, Hats, Caps Head Dresses and Fancy
The corrcsgondeutso Of Made victone will keep her
SANITY supplied with the very late: F,shion' Two sul
French workwomen are always in Attendance sl7 lmsr
RIO PHYSICIANS Or MEDICAL STUDENTS
Wanted either rhyscisn Student who have
~ completed his studies and contempas graduating A. the
approaching OF medlcil lectures IN this citto lake
old and well ,b shed medical Office the bus
and income ben cash buSness Of which second
no other the city, perhaps the United States Any
eman wis desire with the advertiser the sub
ect of this notice, will please apply at " Peck Slip SIG
THE SUBSCRIBER gives notice that all drafts drawn by
- Chouteau, yunr Co. Of 81. Louis, the American
rur Company will be paid by him at maturity M the Once
No; 80 Ann street, rear. ?. CHOUTEAU, Junr
New York, 18th Sept, lgt2. sic 3tsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
Cotton Trade.

The cotton year having been brought to a close the
rmer years, is as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE

PARK THEATRE.
ru,, c;rI h1E ~ ICED PRICES OF ADMISSION
snst Iicls ~ Doves .....''zs -.
sseond and Third cirees'.... cent? cent.
This EVENING sspsnts; nd viii be S:IoI:S f'5 S
sr.p sl..seo ssf If S. TEF FH SSs H,,sv
s s:s HS.ia7 F,:ss; ne A'fSsd F H.fiss
Dame A.hhed M ;s' al.pdfoa Mis-. S S1t
FORTY AND sb'f FIFTY.
N' LM rs Iiiy;wh Mr Browne Peter Mr., andrews
The e0 n i M NM
ihs' FSsSS hI%Tg M SGsss
nc DqS o'clock the performance viii com
NIBLO's GARDEN.
tbs ssaas sssdaS cifn' c s%S ss
hi. s. a sae Sept ' IN The brilliant style
Tome ''H'o"'"v' G SiIlid iS' MONSTER,
s k&vEi FAMILY 5 a,
Ilekets-3O cenu
CHATHAM THEATRE.
ihh OLD PRICES RE si1Nt AND NO coMPUL-
This III 81 E ssr. STgpe' Tier F Tier
ANTOINE lhS r HI' d R;TsS KING '''''"''
'0'e''a o. Anse''lie, Iii. Ms ThOme
THE KING TIE B Els SSSS SS;s AND THE
Easssf, n IS Si s:; wss;
Myr'ha' M.s; Judah Resale, Mrs Blake @00'
Three Three. FinssrsdJaeA' ''''''''D JAIN MIR Wood
Rose, Mrs Hautonville Sans Wife, Mr. Ma wSoa
Doors will open at 7-Ctan will rise
DO, Office oGen daily from where Tickets may be
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS EvENING ss s New SS will
MED% Medley overture we Fl
fter
Creacksr, Mr. NicAinsonf Win, Master Roberts
PETTY SINS A t!i5' F Hs!?f SINNERS.
k kSS'" '"" NJ n. &s..Sp Rs' wilder Mrs T Ts%
THE e Pa e 'S'sSs' SSysE
Madeline, servant o. Bu b,' Mr.. Tm%
,.m..,, ThAE SWfS: P s. it'll -,
Pre-. :!F sts: Egss: r. 'gr as;:
vAUxHALL GARDEN.
BALL EVERY FLEA NH,RGE EVENING WITHOUT
& Ssys n% Sc, s oS s for
end Sunday eycspedl during the First Bail Mon
As%'' w S will fur
Noshers Band is engaged. sufficient Police viii be IN al.
Rirs.S and sP S5SEs
AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET
~ opposite St Paulh Church.
r. 7. BARNUM, MANAGER
GRAND GALA WEEK
Ef'fs ce.'
M HARRINGTON the Magician and ventrloqus,, Mr.. Win.
La Petite Celeste the beautiful Mysterious
Gypsy Girl; Balloon Ascensons Den of Living Snakes ;
100000 Curiosies. -
PERFORMANCES TWICE EVERY DAY
commencing at four o'clock and ha;,ast seven, T. NJ
w On Monday the 18th in honor of the Great Celc-
bratio, Ten Balloon Ascensoh will take place intervals
throughout the day. - ~'
The Abundance to the whole, Museum Garden enter
tatnments, twenty-five cents-Childenhalt price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
To Correspondents.

Our correspondents in foreign
to send by vessel all the intelligence they can
obtain Nautical information Of any kind, from any ,ne re
siding al home abroad, will be thankfully received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
MARITIME HERALD.
To Shin Masters.

We shall esteem favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. basse our news fleet
report of the shipping left the pert whence they sailed The
vessels spoken on their passage list of their cargo, and
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Easse vii
board them Immediately on their arrival We will eciprocare
the favor in any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
GYMNASTIC

EXERCISES.
NJ FULLER respectfully informs his pupils and the public
w generally, that his Gymnasums 2O5 Green and % Ann
Streets for the Junior Class
being formed at both the establishments hours the
convenience of scholars For terms hch consdc
rably reduced. apply at either the Gymnasiurns.
The Fencing Department will be under the upernendenee
OF Mr. Charles Delaney Professor aud Teacher by appoint
ment in the u. 3. Navy.
Spairing taught usual. s82wtr