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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-14
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lA meeting Of the Young Mems Total Abstinence Society l
hc held NJ INC Independent Christian Church Wodnesay even
ing neH AZ o'clock An interesting address may b. expected
~ nfe invited 10 attend ]. W. sFALDTNC ase'rv
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Auction Cam

hrrhc BEVERLY HfsrIrs effect. win ,tc p,ec =,
"Manns" Powtann) his residence on THURSDAY ish inst
as advertised. by order Trustees.
DC II INLOEs a. BROTHER, Auets.
WcCOriniclcs Rcnping NncbInc.-Thc Public arc
invited to call the Office the SOUTHERN PLANTER aud
examine beautiful model Of this celebrated mi,
chine. Il win be- exhibited a day or two only.
de- ~ MOTIFS n BURFooT
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Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau st. cav
Arrivals,

EiAsroR.-Gen. NJ. G. McNel stonington, Robert e.
Geston, do, A f. Watson, Nays E. p Dwight, La; Mrs
N. P Beck dos Gen'l Weson, Iowa; Mr.. Senter do; VIM
Jones, Boston, Charles Van Benthuy Albany John
Boyd dos John Babbage, Salem; James c. Boyd, Besto
s. f. Fisk Salem; Arthur A. Root, Albany; b Frearing
Wareham; ]. Chandler, Boston, +. Upton NO; X. n,
Ring, Boston; James c. Wyman NY; Mr.. George G.
Knight, Havana; Mr. Latin, Lpringfeld; Mr. Obesa
Parker and Son, Boston; G. L. Coles NY; MIR " b. Brin
kerhof Duchess co; John $. Slight, do; Mr. and Mrs
Parker Boston; VIM Panmon, Amsworth; A. B Patterson
NJ; Mr.. Chamberlain Boston, T. D. Stewart Mobile; j.
sCayley, England Two Miss CANDLES, Edinburgh; John
Screver Savannah; +. A. Gray Henry Paul Beck; A. c.
Sloo, NO. Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbone Albany; Mr. Oakley,
N. Y =; Mumfeld Boston H. Colour, Genoa Rufus
w. Clark Washington city A. Y. Sawyer, u. 8. Navy
r. w. sacker Reading A. Packer Mauch Chunk, Pa. !;
Morris Beekman Philadelphia F. w. Alrick Baltimore;
f. FL Cowby, Portsmouth; J. d. Parrish, do. Nj. Odge,
j. Beat, British army. l..
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state OF Trade.

There very little business dring and prices of pro-
duce seem to givsway
Coton-Buyers for export come forward rather more
freely. Prices have not varied. The transactions en-
and 22o New Orleans, a altogether, go bales. -
.ashes-Sales pots at $3.50; pearls at S5,s7t
Narai Sores-Sales North County turpentine at $275;
southern spirits turpentine 80 cents, 4 months
OsThere is but little export enquiry for whale Best
American nseed sells in lots at 90, and country 81 SO
cents, cash-nothing done in English IS casks olive
sold at rs cents months 800 bbls crude SPERM S. time
and interest," and Of fish oils Is bbls Grand Bank at $4
so; and small lots shore and bank Sl3 SO a. cash.
Straits scarce there having been few receipts this
season.
sale of teas took place to-day, with the following ref
suits. Terms six months pay able in the city
New York, to be made satisfactory to the sellers =:
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ported to and from the United States in American
sells This tonnage table gives the fact that the foreign
tonnage entered and cleared in 1910 per
less than in 1897; and the American tonnage is twenty
per cent greater ls4othan in 1887 Now let examine
into the OF the foreign tonnage which forms this
amount 7o3 entered The following table of the
tonnsge entered from ana cleared to British America an
Colonies with the amount goods imported and exported
in each -:
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COUNTY NEw YoRk u aas.r. GIT9 A AND
election and fellow eaen 10 r. b 20" snsans
| Letters ~ "' 'o"o"ihg
Kscqrd'ng % Deeds &c. in che CRY and County Of Nee
GLErrrA FROM GrS. b. NJ VAN BruR,rl
| c''rrrro r., State, ,s.a l,:dl,snd,}
law for the Recording Deeds esases sonsb9 n ae
The y y S my ys sPy ,; that Sa early the
ri AND & Sss s saa .
before s HCa.s on % o you in
S .n %s s cry and
% It an Invaluable Law for the security property
Yes and I'M myself being the only tina,
Assembly, mos, shess[ay certify the facts above stated
With resi- and esteem,
=, Your 8 sf n EN- i;ss2 pnunrs.
lFKoM GEN. STEPHEN VAN RENsELAEn1
Ds., s,p. ALBANY, April sth, 1896
% .Ss fssssr SI bs teiR Ha.
es oao moi Ssve bs @ of
Sn T. wa 9p or, to The The
ad to ns of the who
though, highly of your thuness, aud have ever since
,,,,, =. p Yours sss 'TaS RENSSELAER,.
lf"oA JUDGE BROOKS Tn lem, MEMBER FROM DuroHEss
"A. New York. Sept. %, 1886
sI,ion. bPsns forward Bill for Sseo1%n. .sf Desd hs
M Mo and Leases IN the Season of Legislature in
sf me cS I sssf oa hs
Of New York and You attribute cause of its success
Respectfully. your ob't seryt
DAVID BROOKS.
RON Cry Irp
n, On BROOKLYN, April 9Th, 1886.
Yours OF the ID nst came hand this day. Wherein YOU
to the Reo X ae o NJ Subject Of
70, A %s: s.s in s s &. Ms e.,
=: s a pSs saS n %s:
Bar who %ef Ms%bs ss o Ss f Gentle
sss %osa that an A, ad making a New Yo
passage Se your e's0' promoted the
JEREMIAH JOHNSON.
The Proees the House of Assembly during the SEES.
: Sa o. he se s s S hs and
22e ofthe printed Journal of that SESSION. wv 90 ANU
These letters the mad in obtaining the Regis
In the session 9fhe Legislature of $780, being member Of
oTsnasd for the following notice. Si Mrs. Pai
ao% dsss % Rssoi si lsa c
sas ef ot o the sSsss notice TOLD m
members the House could not pa.s as "pa the
land. held only was hOwsSer de.smineS to to-
sss ns s I'M had e the
mise Of small majority tosive the law the and county
Pfeyiou. TO the Of this lazy could obtain
but Se s f he ss ss
s eo1d and that hi; @ was
% he @ &
msnt title forward Iconteted the claim AID
UP to .a lost cau Of ES great
Sf other persons also sufferers The properly No
is hi h ely e AZ Re-
s saS I e me as YSST Ls
onor s o % T & and
ICHABOD PRALL
p s1The law ha, no political powers. and was carried
eS s H9u Hsu,s, that az have
AMERICAN TICKET :
FOR F d's' $ 4 y; g5 SSsS States
wlLt e., NJ fE ISf,ifsRt
john + fDs SSssHTfRioM.
e. sA t' s. s!s ES assHSf1s.
rs e. si Z; SS I5i,J! Riii:s'
a a !: }ii:.'; $::s.'"''
'n % ''''' For "A X.s ssntfs,
i. s, !, John S XVI s'!!isssi
LOrns Chaplin ma w., Van Jsm S B Bfin'made.
| nsitsec
THE Subscriber RESPECTFULLY noti6es hi, friend. and Gus.
Hal ne s,Ist and S Barrow street BY Holt and Uys
the subscriber in his individual name his account
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7eg- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the Sup
prrsson Of Quackry beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice that RENTING the Of
supplied with one dollars worth of appropriate medicine,
and letter OF advice containing full directions to diet
regimen, &c All letters must be post paid Address
f1incipal ONCE ofhe College OF Medicine and Pharmacy,
" Nassau street, n. Y.
The CONSULTING PHYscIAN sdaiIy in attendance at the
till O'Clock
srseic,L CAUSE.-THE coLLror have also engaged
The services of of the distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and therefore pre-
pared to receive and treat surgical cases squnng ca
taract and all diseases OF the requiring an
structure OF the uethra-caculi in the bladder-cup-
footdiseases OF the joints and of the spine VIII be per-
ticuiarly attended The fees will be extremely mode
rate Patients who desire will be visited al their own
By order Of the College.
W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
PRINCIPAL land only) office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau St. New York.
nrz- THE "FRENCH ANTIPHLOGIsTIC MIX
TURE" q safe, speedy and eifectual remedy for all
unpleasant discharge from the urehra whether the re-
pared this country under the direction OF the College
Medicine and Pharmacy, and is confidently recommended
by the most useful and ecacious remedy in all
those cases Sold in bottles at so cents each
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau st.
"PRIvATE MEDICINE CHESTS" containing
sufficient quantity the new French remedies intro
duced into this country by the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy of the city of New York and applicable
cure delic diseases are
to patients the country and TO all who conve
nenty apply to physician See advertisement in another
column.
0SF- "THE TO NC MIXrURE."-This grateful and
powerful restorative and purifier OF the blood is very
extensively used by the most eminent practitioners. In
all dyspepc cases in diseases resulting from debility, in
nervous complaints scrofua, erupons the face and
body and in the shattered condition OF the system pro-
duced by the abuse ofmercury this is most salutary
remedy Sold at 81 per bottle In cases of half dozen
bottles So.
sSs1H y lsss ~ w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College Of Medicine and Pharma
cy, 81 Nassau st. 10
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN,

"a LISP NARD REET.
MADAME COSTELLO Female Physician, still continues
l treat with astonishing success all diseases peculiar
females
Suppression, erularty, obsucton &C. by whatever
poGdced, be removed by Madame Z. very sort tune
Madame ca medical establishment having undergone thorough
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation Of
PATIENTS she prepared receive ladies the
point Of conme those who wish be treated for OBJ
struction Of their monthly period. tf
Madame e. can be- coulteJ her residence No Lispen
ard all and with the stricest regard secresy
All communicationsand lstten must be postpaid,
n3 lm-I
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Domestic Markefs.

RIcHMoNp, Nov. Wheat, go to 90 cents per busheL
TobaccoReceips light. and inferior qualities very dull
Of sale We quote Tugs sat $23 and So; common leaf
Sst asa middng st sal good s5s SOL fine SOL aslo
City Mills s5i Little coming in and dull OF sale.
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TONERS that n: business heretofore conducted and 50
will be continued until further notice at the same places by
the subscriber in his individual his
n3 3teee CHAS. j. HOLT.
"A TO LET-A House situated ON the corner of south
E.;B Sd and 7,h street Wiamsbursh Rent from Novem-
Aber until the LIST Of May sos payable quarterly in ad
vance Apply TO LEONARD BROWN,
n31src o. Wall street.
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ETERNAL WATCHFULNESS
is THE PRICE OF HEALTH.

EIEhNAL WAICHFULNESS
is THE PRICE OF HEALTH.
A VERY EMINENT PHYSICIAN has observed, that 'if
the Se S9q s. o9 ss By God
years and tenhey must be regulated the law. Of
S ss s1 .s1.
e E1.s S.sS %Ro @
F1zsE sos y E6 SsSSSESEsP EXTRACT OF
'' MANY EVILS vi saving
no% sa s
q ths most and curative nature in all diseases
which first show themselves s,p sshe -
Such diseases originate in those simple and ordinary CON-
COUGHS AND COLDS
will ne fi f e hs some peoS ees
adorned by nature with such ertaordnay ply
' f' are enabled c y ~ iisGsFf 's.'
cough and cold for great length Of time but ,ueh
are ednS niece IN short space Of time to bed Of
plant '' ''' terminates !" '"A' ''''' COM
CONSUMPTION.
No one therefore, should neglect for the relief
coMf6USb EYFsAE q haoARHouNp
Sold Wholesale ana retail BY J. PEAsE s son, manu-
.nre and PROJECTORS at their warehouse No. IS Division
VOICE FROM NEW JERSEY
NEWARK, Sept 3Oth. 1912.
While Observed 50 s.tmonias publicly conferred
uns rom
sas dry
AND
sanly but unsuccessully employed In this
from September TO New Years, when friends whom had
formerly met ~ health and good spirit started sudden
ysrapcs and before the dollar package consumed felt
not gradual but an relief the cough
expectoIation flowed Of body and mind
tress OF DR. at and thankful
that feel IN better than shall ali
my fellow sufferers 10 22 Broad where your Candy
sold by your Agent Yours truly,
To Messrs. J. Pease * Son, IS Division ST.
ANY that wishes the original letter. will please
call al the Proprietons.
j. PEAsE & SON As Division at
Agents IN the CityRushou Asrinwali 10 Astor House
ITO Broadway and sc William street Bsteson, No Park
Row, and "a BoweIy D.. Bunell 20 Cha ham corner
Edndge and Grand streets Kirby, Clinton and Division
Agents Of the ciy.Zeber Dock street.
"a and Washington city. ID. c.; Reddng State Boston
Robinson III Baltimore street, Baltimore Md; Baxter 81
State 81, Albany Weed X Waters, Troy n3r
CRoTON WATEk BATHS AT THE MERCHANTs'
~ EACHANGE-Tke aubscnber respectfully informs his
friends and the public that his AID complete Bathing Ea
bshment, for cold warm and shower Baths, No A. the
basement in the Merchants Exchange open;
IN William ST., ear the corner Of Wall.
nenfs for cleanliness and comfort with
charges aud close attention. the subscriber will
mend his establishment the public Visitors rely
on the utmost and attention to their comfort and
nence.
PRICE.
single bafhs % cents
FIVE Tickets 9. 81 90
The subscriber invites his friends and the public call and
ne 2rissr l.. J. BELLONI, Proprietor.
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Married..

ron Sunday evening" 3lst ut in the John Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, by the Rev. Valentine Buck Mr..
JoHS X BULMrR to Miss MERcY CLARK MiLoArE, both Of
this city. ~
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Now, theltable which weipubished on Monday shows,
that elghyfour per centof all hegoOds imported and
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OS7- THE PARIsIAN Alternative MIXTURE
For The of this inv aluah medicine an important
advertisement headed Private Medical Notice."
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$4,000 gSH | Business, sss" S5s
Il the thereof cannot ray less than 300 cent the
nyestedS be required AL the $4,000
he advertise will furnish from his prs capital None
but gentleman who and decide in
other dry goods nd exchange need this adj
vertisement.
Much Importance will be attached good fe low well
the capital the business much intercourse
well mutual interest for addressed to
Curious" with real name left at this Office will meet aen-
uon. M lwsr
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ADJUSTMENTS

CHATHAM THEATRE.
mt fi fsn EvE HsfsE f Sds sent s r 50
Pierre Beliard' r scout Michael, NJ, r,o,..
ARDEN iii THs " kEckLEss.
HE ER fG9f f%SErTI}sh.
,p VIII open atss-Curtain wrise quarter pa,
Be, o sea o n. daily from where may
-. PARK THEATKE.
THIS h isaAEEfrE Es'i E EG4 r presented
aS%ss his s Il; SsS:9i .I. / A%'r as:::
Boxes sl-Pit 50 ets-GaIlery IS cents. '-''ey
preeeiv anu ' performance VIII COM
BOYERY THEFT
ana ShsE 9sss IN si T to s1 IL.
, m A"1 FAREWELL ~ IlierS2! feiT That her
and last appearance, will take place FRIDAY EVENING
On which occasion will be produced Grand Romantic
rs REy r y a1JIs.T wS The Three
- . R:$:ssi. Of Darkness |mu.. Celeste.
And The whole a irsaaH 81 re sAS Re i4n'd
Marie Du Cange '1't''N' cee.,.
mrrCHELL,s OLYMPIC THEATRE.
THIS Eyt - IBSTGeadSSs Way. New Yon.
jan LOVES Or Til The AS MI e presented
MEET Mi! ' By MOO Lroar
HOUSE Ni:' OF as' LADIES
me doors wii DC opened at hslfpas G, and the
AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.
81 Bop9y.
Ma; HowEs. Proprietor.
INSTITUTED for the enhancement refined elegant .mus
This s ssse and popsr win for the
the United Stats e0n'an'
and uxaan,y fitted up d"1ns The hssg
been newly painted enlarged aud decorated in beautiful
pnysts boxes for the seso%mods,on of families, have
may secured daily by timely application. WING"
arena aerdns to an immense multitude
na 81 e @ been Of m ever
Pieces conformity with the talent of the
Boxes 50 esntsPnvae do for ss-second Tier i
programme performances viii be found in the bill. of
AMERICAN THMATRE-WALNUT-
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. CUsHMAN.
THIS EVENING kiah h2E1 B will be enacted.
hleheheu. Forrest Julie. Miss Cushmsn
s.... The Hs ssriliSr H''5
9p'l'4eD'' E.A. MARSHALL Is s..:.:
S1nS mUs = pI AND SsAhDkN
Tnn$4 /; BBSEss'e :s4a Hssi ss:Haoss.
Last week of the inmitabfe and eccentric
- DIR. VALENT
who will give all of best limitations inc uduQ his LectuY.
Phrenoogy and his celebrated Fourth July Oration~
Also, exhibiting with real Crofon
;ssssr .oe.
LA Petite Celeste, the admired danseuse-Albino Lady
sa:ass nS I.ay
LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY,
Consisting Of eevenIof the in
the world. "
Wednesday next Benefit Of Miss Hood. e
Afternoon performances Wedne Saturday three
o'clock. Eevening performances commence ~.
The Admittance to the whole Museum Garden and enter
t1tnments twenty-five cents-Children half
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTTON!!l
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTC RE
GALLERY,
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Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Sailed.
LIVERPOOL HALIFAx-Steam ship Britannia, from Bo
ton-Tbos Iloyd Adshead James Fox, VIM Allen, VIM
spsigit Bsbcock John Hail. Charles Congreye, Thomas
Amber Charles Samuel, James Robinson James Davidson
Dedr Fehrman Waks-li. For Halifix-W DAWSON, Jno
CAMERON Capt Fownes, Mrs John Mlward, Mrs Hagerman
Mrs Davison-6.
Foreign ImportatiOns.
chaus < Thepaud
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CoLLEcroR's OrrIcE, New York.
Nov. 2, 18t2. !
NOTICE To MARINERS

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
new Beacon Light, situated Sandy Hook, eleven hun
dred feet the eastward of the old beacon and d.
easey line with the Light House and old East
Beacon will be exhibited on the 10Th November
continued thereafter .It nItu ...
The Light at the old Eastern Beacon will be erRguished
but the building will remain for mark, in DAY light.
The Western Beacon. on Sandy Hook, erected very
nearly upon the ofthe Western Beacon will be lighted
the 10th November and continued thereafter The old
Western Beacon will be taken down and removed forthwith
EDWARD CURTIS,
Collector and Supe rntendent
ns itisr Of Light Houses.
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II l. Q o n.
THE LARGEST and splendid Saloon m the CITY for
Musical Sonees, Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
Private and Public Dim, Parties, Political Mee,ings-with
out DISTINCTION party The Proprietor, ANXIOUS gain
10 himself and this establishment reputation of
profit has leased from the such terms as will
enable him to compete with other esabishm sha
o. most happy to make arrangements lin accordance with the
fimes) with all who him a and assures
them that pains will be give entire SAT-
isfacton. ~ -~'7
WIN. p DENMAN, Propretor
uon ans. o6 liner
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Died..

On Tuesday, ist inst SUSAN, wife of John T. Csnter
man, aged is.
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AUCTION SALES
BY THOMAS BELL.
fStores Nos. 90 .4Rn and IFS Fiilfon sfyssf.l
THURSDAY.


Al i01a O'Clock. in the sales
Extra sale OF elegant SOFAS sofa beds paor
dyans paintings piano foes. upholstery articles furniture
&c.
The spend goods of the above description will dspo
10 the highest bidder aud under Of
sigees end vzl0 first sofas,
aud rocking chairs 10 dozen French
- best quality French bedead high do and
best makers the world 2s choice and modern paint
ings, handsomely framed; variety Of upholstery goo
qussntity furniture, lamps, cuItains Nc
Ao the remainder and valuable the Engsh
m.nts &c. ~' ~ 1850
Also the remainder and valuable portion of the Eng
sh invoice % splendid astral and hanging Lamps
iss'i,Ins, gas nNlhss, curtain ornaments, &c. &c.
ana useInl Furniture commenced "wednesday The
CANT Wilton Brussels and other carpets will be sold in the
Fulton street store. - 49,
Also, !amps giandoes, book cases Curtains, ornaments
scrptions The SOFAS chairs. bedeads sc, will be sold in
the Ann street store
- FRIDAY.
AT 10Y o'clock in the sales
Extensive sale OF dry goods and pledged articles
Trunks excellent eothng large invoice Of London Cloths
Cassmeres aud vestings, remnants suit purchasers
"A so, hoseiy gloves muslins sheetngs shtngs,
hardware cutlery, splendid iewery, nc.
Also, superb pt of fashionable clothiny ade for
special 30 pantaoons coats
and vests &c Of the best materials good and got up IN
hst style. y
SATURDAY
At l0E o'clock, IN the sale rooms.
Valuable and extensive sale of splendid
sing the effects of three families removing
e Also most superior variety OF warranted city made
MONDAY.
At l0s O'clock.
Stovss--Wtbout reserve-Wi be sold the balance and
most valuable part Of tbs stock of
ping 0o stoves of all pons the patents
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!l
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTS RE
GALLERY.

Broadway, opposite the Park
Mr. II. BENNETT Manager
II AS the honor tht he has
IL negro dancer Master FRANK DIAMOND and secured
The services Of Mr. Alden the much admired Ethiopian Meo
dist and popular Banjo Player also Miss Rosae the charm.
ing songsress, reengaged Mr. Collins the comic singer
and Mr. Dearue the mimic, will their entertaining per
forances Mr.. Nes the wonder Of the world will sppe
his extraordinary eaishe will shave any audience
Glass Blowing by Mr. Owens.
Admission TO the whole including Museum Curiosi-
ties, Picture Gallery, and Performance, ONE SHILLTNG
There will be day performance Wednesday
hNI-pasI. go lmsec
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
'T>HEEE far-fame and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
we be Obtained In this county Bee advertise
msnt me last colunn >~ff' - Ia niis
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II. H. TIMPSON, Auctioneer
GUN SALE-JACOB s. PLATT will sell this dsv at
~ precisely o'clock, 40 single and double
oarreed Guns comprising Of latest
portaos them single and double Lon
don wire twist patent breach gold banded vent freed
back and bar action locks &C. &c which
CANT and Will be sold singly accommodate
Others that wish choice gun Tor private n3 lt.ec
M. WARD, Auctioneer.
TMPOKTED Liquors, Wines, Fruits Sea-. c. HUM
BERT CO will sell this morning IOk O'clock at their
sales room 49 Broadway, of Liberty street. Otard
Dupny cognac and brandes pine
gn scotch and IRISH whskey, old apple and rum
sherry Madsira fine old and claret demohns of
five gallons each and in bottles
Also. Tine ot Of imported Regaa La Norma Canone, Ha.
manufactured segars.
Also fresh imported French assorted fruits in brandy and sy
rupi % cases anchoyies; 5 bags Java coffee.
also ~ baskets champagne IN quarts and pnts, including
ox hhnoceio and other brands with other articles
vited. Sale positive. - "
Also, large sugar mill, with fly wheel, &c.
Also, large coffee mil, suitable for grocer n3 Itsec
wav corner Pine and Wall Friday 4h of Nov at
VIII be continued the sale furniture and
consisting Of about 800 yards English Ingram fine and super
hne uisd oil cloth of all Widths and window blinds
card aud centre tabies with and without
taed and spring seat sofas mahogany CHAIRS
Ram tables desks wardrobes side boards kitchen chars
hso handsome and dinner blue pattern pitchers
basins elegan white and gold China
Ass 80 quls Sale without dealers
Keepers will lind Il their tend. n3 ctr
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CAMBRIDGE TROTTING COURSE.
THE following Purses will be given he uotted for on
i "Wednesday. Nov. g. aud the folio wing days. -
Wednesday Purse $780, Free for horses that never won
purse S25. Mile and repeat, under the saddle
Same day Purse 500 Free for all horses never won
purse over $50 Mile beats best three in hve ins-ness
~'
Same day. Purse 500 Free ottpg homes that never
saddle. ~ ''o
Friday, Nov II Purse of $780, Free for c,t,ng horses,
miles and repeat IN harness. '-'
Entrance 10 per cent.
Cambridge. To be rules Of the
trek. $50 - az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-03

,fE& FOR NEW oRLEANs-PsckeI Of the 10th No
MEA( vember--The packet ship HELAH Cant Ha" monJ
S,wi be despatched as above, her regular dar' ~
passag having excellent accommod for CABIN
or to JOIJN JILf ""''
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