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AUCTION SALES
by THOMAS BELL.
tSfores Nos. "a .7nn ard IT'S Fulton sfveet.b

by THOMAS BELL.
tsfores Nos 22 4nn ard IFS Fulton sfveefJ
WEDNESDAY,,
=. Al halfpas 10 O'Clock 10 the sale
furniture ssieA choice and extensive variety OF
elegant furniture OF all descriptions:
Also The balance OF the second hand furniture Brook
lyn, rectiyhd 100 late for Monday sac.
Also BY order Of the Sheriff 2 o'clock piano forte
ana do 20 pay advances md other expen es.
family giving up housekeeping
THURSDAY,
Al ioh O'Clock IN the sale rooms
Large Sale OF Sp ldid Sofas Rocking Chairs, Ottoman
Dan4 Couches Hc-An eLtre stock Of the best
made raned sofas aud couces various styles
superior French French and Mahogany chairs o,tomans
divans heir cloth and velvet covered rockers ~ best
hair maasses feather beds pillows Sc and variety
CANT cabinet furniture lamps, curtains, &c.
Also.6 81 lendid Piano FoIies
FRIDAY.
- At i05s O'Clock Ia the sale rooms.
Paintings, Books Piano Foss, Furniture &c &c-A very
choice collection OF valuable original paintings both ancient
and modern, most Of them rich frames, beautiful sub
jects variety OF choice Music and books splendid piano
iortes. some furniture. music stools. &c.
To DyeD. ScoureIs and Finshers-A the machinery
paraus, &c for cleaning improved plan. silks.
merinoi, cloths, SC.
SATURDAY.
AT l0f O'Clock in the sale
Elegant Furnture-A superior assortment Of and
end hand furniture Of al descriptions.
stock Of first cabinet makers who declining
comprising almost every article in the line Of the cho-
Materials polished and flushed the STYLE
ranted sofas all kinds OF paou and rocking chairs
reaus large looking gasses marble top tables
side boards toilets, &c.
Also beau i Of elegant second hand furniture
the property OF gentle man going EUROPE including fine
toned modern piano orte Every thing will be arranged for
examination on Frday ateoon also Brussels and other
&c.
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cOEiGITda, Croker AYs,shcGs Po;f Philips ri.
bis steSss CIsarmae; Hadee Ener, savannah Exsi!
bass se%i :s J Ss g S5
SS1Ss,Sy BiSaGs: VIA YsI%SSh Ns Bns
4%i"s1oa Nc '3 Ta!esr Or SMACK
md 1a'fo S Se Mi Is e days from AnTs With
thea from New Haven for Antigua who kindly supplied us
sesei jon!oa sy: from Newb NC wild,
Sch Tire Nieherson, days from Boston, with mdse to E.
Sem Cambridge Hail. days from Boston, with ndse to the
sehr Wocctt, Ryder days from Boston, with mdse to the
sehr Laura Dunnns days from Hartford with produce
sehr Banner. days from Norwich Conn with produce 10
master. ~ ~ 'e' W
One brig unknown.
Sailed.
ship sutton Galloway CharIeston brig susquebanns Port
Marine Correspondence.
oTFicE q rHE RHopE ISLANDER,
Ar 18th Magnet I'm Ha.Ee produce 81 Tor sz southern
PbiisdeipGs Sid ss@i trocssT '0r Nfok 'th Louisa
Herald YoE Pavaepes. Sid eassd ay 81 %o ss River
p from Bsmois c of SCI ssss Ssst
General Record.
s. s5ae s o% I om s laying
debe aud the brig not being able to ride il out parted he
chains aud went ashore From the
she has been condemned and sold of whom may
coneers French brig laying at Martinique, also
DuTcH sem ANTE from Harrington for Havana put into
Charleston 10th inst Distress having experienced
gale Of wind from 70 L. the 30th ult lat lon o.
during which carried away the chain plates fore and which
caused both masts TO be carried away carrying n
the sails and rigging attached.
Notice to Mariners.
New BEAceN, NEAR ANcoNA.-Th following has been re-
ccved L0yd's:-Admraty,A Aug. ~, I8i2-Sr am com
fnanded Lords Commissioners the
you herewith of dispatch from her Majesty
consul Ancona for the information the committee for ma
naeng the affairs at Lloyd respecting the erection Of
near that rort. tsignedl
JoHS BARROW.
Extract Of letter dated Ancona, Aug. 10, 1877
beg leave that beacon has been rocl
the Of this harbor called the Volpe and
~ known TO the Wolf Rock The beacon consists
ola let the rock with mouth upwards which
AZ iron staff inserted and surmouned bya fiat square recs
oil ron altogether 20 feet high As English vessels have FIRE
1uently against this rock beg TO add the following pac
usn-Ihe Vope situated within the vicinity Of the st
Cemsnte rock which lies between the northern Of POM
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state OF Trade.

hetrade doing is by means large The Pearl street
houses doing very little and that little is to sell the
cheapest kind OF goods for cash The importers doing
still less In produce there very little demand with
cumusting stocks and foreign vent There is no en-
conragement for any one to buy but for immediate
Flour Is still al - 62 II has been sustained by
tihcia operation OF the mlers who hope
oy keeping the market firm here at head quarters to al
feet prices through the interior.
change
Plaster Paris-Sales at 81 SO 81 ton.
Riee-Sales at 81 81 50 per 100 lbs.
SahLiverpool sacks sold lac 56 cents each for fine
and for ground 1874 cents.
Spices-Cassa sells cents; pmento at cents pep
per at 81 cents; cloves at % a 30 cents.
sugars-sales Cuba Muse at a ct CENTS Porto
Rico at 81 a7a7t cents St. Crox at 81 IT. Manila at
cents white Brazil at ~ IN brown Cuba at OF CTS
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Passengers Sailed.

HALIFAX AND LwrSrooL-Stesmer Caledonia. from Bo.toA
Of Boston: Wm Richards e AsGsck and friend, Henry
sber, New York; MCiay, David Blu bank, Kentucky;
Rin Mexico; Col Bunhqry and servant WIN g,ney chas
Ford England Charles McIver Liyerpoo Miss Duncan,
Scotland Cbas Kocht. Germany; Thos Fowler, reland S
Lowering, Paris For Halifax John Bacheider Boston; Ed
mund sqgdsr PhiIsdelPhia; Chas Harker 0aT%. lady
Canada VIM Faes, Cuba; James D. Fraser Benz Fraser
Windsor. Ms Crawley, Mrs Clark Nova Scotia; Reuben
Frande.
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Passengers Arrived.

LNEnrooL AND HALTAx1steamer Acadia. at Boston-Fe or
Boston, Mr. Ogden, lady, daughter, infant servast Mi
Cspp lady, two daughters and son; Mrs Wshar Lawion
and lady Judge Roland Charles ROLAND ROLAND and
Stanley Bags, g Basg, CAPT B,,loW WIN Elder john
benjamin Mr. Patterson Mr. Higgins MIR Steel Lord William
Panle Hon Mr. Wynne, Mr. Smith, Geaves Mr. Meulove
Eom Halifax 70 Boston, James Cochran Miss Jane King Nj
Tobud, Jas Fullerton, Bravo. Tucker, H Smith.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
GRAND c.aL-a NIGHT.
hRifEA$hR!sE q RHH Es9sEH'HH5H94hG
f syPf ess. s1s THH1SnlsEs
TRIUMPHANT SUGGEST.
ihe Gorgeous Come PamtomriMrs u
THE NIGHT OWL,
VIII De repeated few Pst. loss. when must positively
c6M msfS q; T SsashI oss kAvEt Family
THIS "a s a will COM
- NJ DE S;a5i yHa
.s S.a. $iSi S ;:
Ballet ssS SisS'i S K. 'si . Ss'd'-
To be succeeded pue for Fa's and H.u.boi. by
Quarter of an hour. allowed for Refresh
After which, sd %s vii rs GTaS ss0sn Comic
SS$ $,i:. S.ds''' S ::s$; f k.;:.
MaScion Antoine Ravei
z 7ss her dai;ssss Slave. Mr. R :f;s''
To conclude with VIZ f 'Hs Magnificent Palace of
Ai'tI ~4 FihE q #oa Exhibition of
GRAND IN ms Tsst Il ssSi'1f. c c'ossNcERr
Ia the Re,reshment Saloon.
U The m's"s GREE eS~ &6 5SsT9TERf called the
With Entirely h dresses and
Doors opsn past SIX o'cioct Entertainments to con-
CHAIHAM THEY'RE.
THE OLD PRICES Kt si6NF AND NO coMPuL
rs SvfHs Ss8 si5 #; 81 ;; s S IT.: s' T..
IRON CHEST!
SIr iorl. l.
A Favori!s Dance by Master Wood
,n R,.n slxrEE %'.a sTE NJ Ss'5',e ,.
ChIistsSPhsi CLAYTON, Stevens Frederic Esnv;. Hall
tsSs s assi Mandy - Ms NJ: R Hsa,onrillo
Door. viii open at7-Curtan wilriss quartz, before
Boz o3es daily from 5. where Tickets may be
MlTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATKE.
THIS ssS p . New Ne Ys mt. will com
jar, a S$ rh #s. SSoELs. s,s.,....
''' zRs sS. '''''' s Mr. gs%%
PETIT G s +; s sYS BY syh 2; sSSrns
.1s', r, \ S xs:'
Prsjs ast Milky this fast 'ppe'f'nes' Ms In s: psd
To conclude B XII +: es~ farce called
Mr. Peppsnod. Nickin'on Charley Finch. r.. Graham
}}sHs, NJ NJ s Ia.Is
q Tn Doors will be opened at l. snd the performances
commence at haltpast7 7, every evening.
AMERICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN AND
GALLERY OF FINE ARTS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND ANN STREET,
y opposite $ r !. sa aiG;fS MANAGES.
Best Attractions in Neto York Change of No
s., r ,. RI A., s' TWIGE ~, EyERYRaAx
tune M f!s sz 1 nH;s s''''''
In which the science Of %ee,snm completely OBJECTED
.smblins human beings their sections and .uShable
lotions Mr. Wi JOB S'i siS SIT ie5ifA entitled
In which NJ w su;,ans s.ys. characters Miss Hood
% b s.n
Ei1-B.oon A.csn.iOns--a Den Of Living snases-sooOO
The f ifs!s M. P'T T%eE EVERY DAY.
The Admit.anss 70 The who'll Museum G.Id'n and enter
| THE VIEW YORK MUSEUM
OENs T snSe the o Mr.
e. ss'Sss .:s e:
Publ no T h &.
t e shi:s
iSs Iiser;I cite: Europe =: q
ois SxSs, and he S~sst-hs moderate eSsas
q
every body order ana dsc:%m prevail. and
thai e glace o. public smusemsn. cGndetsd
lie. eeisbfis may attend sTe.s degree
Il: 81 5 Se % s Mi
be 'anc'en' sa'I NH H q RI me- rs;
the WI nderfnl M'scI Mis ssd R Y nI9Yg.'
the charming and beautiful voea ron the American Mu
k E.s. The r. much ,s%iIss s1ss
MIR jeroneIii'. Fantisiic figure D''''
Admlsslon one shilipx. sn I've
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i--.-.------
wv eempe.ent person Apply al dis sfiee.' ssI tin
w tions one az "a y: p, AM S,us
s i 5s'P Fi. e1,s family best q
wal! DC pasetaay a,!sndtd.s. So s..r
ia pebe establishment o. private respectable iam
SO sr.m oi''ef street. "a Story mont ROOM
TQFAMILIEs GOING SOUTH, to the West Indie. o.
obtain !. ysas OF yshe; S
soss would s sssist s Geoa
ences gwen Adde'S A. A. A. box Ts5 uppes Post Office
% fSii FAMILY Nv17c7zvs :. r5. :!e5
Cough No t.Dsr Ssn.ss
RE 9 TS, GGs5sh c$s%ea Of Mus
Sa,,: 8 sos, sun joints and swollen mS sodn
'G P%ps Ss%1s 6aS secAuc Vegetable Lotion an e.
f S G
Itch eSThs ioahsome disease eae s1S with single app
knSTa aseeede the eals Of he c iSs"e'' universally
The above ' cH1sGs s. K ssSed la
.2l lt.m Of Spring
M major Sea in England and Fsase aSSs;
b.neas % @
so s Of spns street. on Wsdn sd and SATURDAY
: ss' sad Is: s;;%% int
P. JONI s, Guitar Violin violonceo, Bow, Case Ma
'% ehs: ss % &
sa5 M.r $500 anu s'''''
sh Of sa ss. sss .yS
.sS r s %s i w ss from The
.a n.. c..,,. CHS: A. BOOK
FRAMED AND ENGRAv RAW AZ e AUCTION
IA Levy will sell OF "Wednesday evening Isl Broad
and unframed with some psnlinSs wEeb - ns @
ss s,sp ra on Thursday morning. Oil paintings On sa
ILLINOIS BANK NOTES, Michigan and Indiana State
stantly purchased at N sISTARE'S 10 wall ST
1s5 a AND DAG. ASyE -. l. r.
ss NJ
such SG and al % IT, order 2 guard against nm
ten signature Of The prop,eoI thus John Rowan
drawing the cork
Also, Rowands Alternative. or Compound spin,uou, Ex
eases of the skin. $50 str
20 HnUTcHIN.G;s, STOMACH BlTTEKs.
FOR Dyspeps's Pspatior Of the Heart Los. Of Appe,te
he only s ss Gse nss : medicine has
The articles the same purely vegetable and
who have requested g be re!srrsdto =
James OMra I'd Ward HOTEL Alex. Matthew'S 81 Stanton
len and St,ntop streets John anmak,r Phmn Exrbany,
Hos. ana Pss sse a T snk Cs
Chester sSsE IL n'0'"s " Charles Matthews Proprietor West
'The following Is fr,m n, Judlo,y ca, R,o,dw.v.
have used your bittrrs in srs Of mna;rea d,.on
vhare veysshls tn,;cs IS ~ LII
result The articles Of which !, Is comeossJ are vnr IN,
diciousy combined and have doubt will prove er'ceabe
the e''e YSar, which ss YOU have E1WxR &
S have in the OF my practice prescribed your Sto
mach Btters and found them efficient remedy
Of Indigestion acidy and debility Of the digestive organs
by class it the quack med of the day
but which will confer great blessing many of su
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BY =. DRAPER, Junr.
Store "a Wiiii0m street, corner If Pine.

FRIDAY Sept 49,
Postponed from Monday ia quence Of the arrival OF
The em,nder of The from the wreck when the sale will
positively take place.
Damaged Cargo argue LousaAt 10 O'clock In the
store "a Front street, for Cash, under inspection Of the ward
ems OF the port, for the benefit Of who concern TIL.
ing Of y
325 olive oil ado almond OIL 1863 do brandy 535 do Mu.
cat wine halt pipes red wne 81 bbls vinegar Is
gar l38 do liquors. $50 do annsette do cologne 10 do
umeIy 3S do preserved fruits 80 do champagne SO do vem
Gill; GO do white beer, Is do Dutch cheese, Is do looking
china ware IS do paper do painted paper do umbrellas
essence Of bergamo, and do toys do CAPSULES dc
qunine, do absynthe % do salt do sabres do steel
do satanup do anchovies $50 do pickles. baskets cloves
50 kegs paint s bales pepp 10 do cork do sumae do
corail box crysocal do images do alab ornaments
cases table marble do marble statues 90 square marble
package books silk stuff. trunks shoes bbls flour
nader. I65 boxes lemons &C. Sc &c. sls5tsr
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BY F. J. BEARNS, Auctioneer.
THIS DAY

THIS DAY.
Stock of GrocenesThe stock grocery store removed
f., CONVENE &c OF sale consisting Of brandy GIN wines,
arIi, lies in in the line
lures SC. ~ ~ ' ~''-..
ca Wins Viii . .nd III. D
loh o'clock their choice Of
& and sSs%g;F NJ s9a
Loaf Crushed, Po.dered and Brown H,yana Sugars soa
,.H o III Teas To- sui. q. 81 All
families. 81 sal P itsr
EXTRA AUCTION NOTICE.-on TharsdaY, Sept 10Th,
catalogue the .;ls Of e.isn.ivs sh and ay ssasss
% n and es
Court formerly London many any yss s.o Of our we'll
:sd lola under the bsane. stock
This sale will be found deserving nnnsu, attention.
s2i iwr No. % Ana and us Fulton
WAED Hs%Ss II. Fsi!"F Ws
the third few doors Of Broadway consisting
%as: % s
Sst nam $ S.ss
s ss sa :. ~
stead. feather beds %srssse dressing and plain bureaus
looking glasses; Other :; md n.
win which the sale. will commence.
Valuable several valuable cabinet pictures.
n .s s v Of osE.a % II GoS. @ &C.
Lacy. MythOosissl Piece, by Polemburg. 6:
foes Of the exquisite and touch selected by the
M. wS for hSs qS for s
which early departure for Eurcpt-maken Stoddard Of
Golden Square, L'ndon-Dubois and Soddad and NUNS OF
Also-Music stools and Can,aburys
AlsoA superior made LADIES' side saddle used but few
RY RIELL & ARCULARlUs-Fndsv, September 23d, At
IL l0h O'clock the Manhal Honse Of Broad
and Reade large assortment Of household furniture
mahogany sofas parlor and chairs centre dining and
e WINDOW curtains and shades astral and hal. lamps china
and glass large quantity Of kitchen furniture bar room
Also splendid assortment of BEDS bedding. &c. the entire
contents of 20 rooms.
The good ORDER having been but short time in
Catalogues the morning of SALE when the goods be
examined. sHec
COTTON AND GRIsT MILLs-For sale. situate at
Rondou Creek, miles from the North Hudson River
Steamboats, and soops &c ply constantly TO within 300 feet OF
Nevssnk and Rondou the dam OF this mi'lHave
5sen IN operation until ysEy recently Possession
st .css terms to close reRssE b Brooks 81 Liberty st.
STEAM ENGINE-For .sIe cheap, ioIty horse rower
eng,ns. he cylinder is foot diameter and sir
feet stroke with governor force pump and fixtures completes
fly wheel fourteen feet diameter and weigh. four and half
tons with shaft ten feet long, pinon Also wheel
and wokmanike aud adapted to the Of
pansiyey For further particulars inquire Of O. C. HIsCOX
No 30 Ann street, N. ", Office I'd story, sI7 lmsr
I LIVERPOOL COAL-For sale a small quantity, about
Il l2 chdrons, part of tn. cargo saved from the stranded
ship Weschester. lying the wharf Pier No. f. H.,
sisr JOHN HERDMAN 81 souta It,
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE Pills.
THESE farame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal as
we perceive TO be obtained IN tb. country pee =
mcnt on the last column ~ = = M"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRr

~, FEpnCED rhlCEs OF ADMISSION.
SECOND and Third CIIcles
TT 49, 800
MR. GEORGE vANDE >HOFF's First Appeannc. in
THIS EVENING SeItrmbei 2lst will be perform.d tn,
TUg-ty az
HAMLET
Hamlet Mr. u. Vandt nhof Ghost, Abbott
HoIatIn Barry Polonins facide
Gertrude, Mrs Barry
Ophelis, Miss Hildreth
To conclude with The farce Of
POPPING THE QUESTION.
Mr. Pnmro.s, Piscids Henry, CLARK
Miss Biffen Mrs whestI.y
n-Door at o'clock and the perfoms will com.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 81, Isaa.


SUN az HIGH wATrR.. -. q
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Foreign ImpOrtati0ns.
ArTwERr-Bark Maria-l0 cs F Rhodes & Coz Young
Smith ce-9 cks maduer box Boonen Graves co.'s bales
Spies, Christ Y co.. do II Boker-300 coal II w
Mali.
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To COr-espon(lent,

Our correspondents foreign ports are respe
20 send by every vessel all the marine intelligence thew r.
obtain. Nautical information Of kind from any she
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
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DILLs OF EXCHANGE, on all parts Of England ireland
and Scotland in Of IS Go fl3 f2o any amount
or sale at 10. J. SYLVEsTER's, "a Wall street,
$40 and 40 Broadway.
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MARITIME HERALD.
ro ship Masters.

T0 ship Masters.
We shall favor if captains of vessel, arrvin
here, will give Commodore w. A Bassc of our ne VS. ee
repot OF the shipping left the whence they sailed In
Vessels spoken on their passage list of their cargo, and
any vav. "
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SELF PROTECTORS.

ITO TRAVELLERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
seECocking Repeating Pistols which can be discharged
times in few seconds The pistol cocks the barrel
yoves and discharges merely By pulling the niggs ss cham
like repeating pistols The construction very simple
they be drawn from the pocket aud used with one hand
without the loss Of moment; six shots be fired as fss as
crook his finger They larger than an odina
ny pocket pistol III, r
Travellers captains planters, public Off
and Others they indispensable Article as persons
both male this pisto protect their lives
property f attacked by many persons as one OF them
equal 20 near a dozen Of the com.son lind.
The public are invited call and examine the same as their
Simplicity bsne warranted get out OF ORDER and the
perct safety will certainly recommend them over all others
'' j. q. BOLEN, l04 Broadway,
ais tm,s.r between Wall spd Pine streets.
mr.. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON hs. remove.
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.

TO MILLINERS AND DEALERS
Y B. STRANGE 1853 Walker street, has received BY the
n last Have packets goods adapted for the city trade
Fumes Flowers Pattern Hats Cap Sprgs sc: carefully
eced and Of the best quality which he offers for ia
Also full supply of materials for Flower makers
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PARSELLS & AGATE

WOULD particularly recommend Elastic Suspeuder,
with the patent buckle, Of their which
Tor Durability and comfort be surpassed impro-
we'd Minerva Brace intended brace the shoulders expand
The chest are highly by the medical faculty aud
VIII be found indispensable persons who inclined
bend forward and in fact alt Individuals OF sedenay hab
It's Parents and Guardians particularly requested exam
inc this article, it will be found of advantage to
,hdsn Of who have acquired the habit STOPPING
PARSELLS X AGATE continue the manufacture of their
Rrll lIunA
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| pARIS MILLINERY, &c.-Madame raubard Agent 23I
broadwy next door to the American Hotel respectfully
informs the Ladies Of New York and vicinity that will
her fall fashions Thursday the ED inst which Will To-.
rates the times s2I atsm
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DAGUERR EOTYPE
ADD TITS

JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN,
~ NASSAU STREET. -
TO ARkANGE Peifect Camera Obscua rqui,s sv'n ~.
knowledge Of Oitct Persons wishn to riocmr. an I'm IN
stument will therefor find 10 their interest u az "
optician sn@ UT
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AN FOR SAVANNAH-Packet OF the 9th Sept -
MF4A The superior well known packet ship s. CUM.
.SeE6 MINGS, Capt -, will positively be despatched
vannah above.
This shin accommodations for cabin second
cabin who will be taken reduced
f early application made board the shin at Pier -
f. II. or JOHN HEHDMAN,
81 South street.
~ B-The subscriber has regular succession Of first class
vessels sailing weekly during the season. for the above port
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mr. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has remove.
~ his CoNsULrrrP ''"r'T"' v" W. htsALp BUILDING
cornr- NJ Ns--sr suas 'e3 I'm ms
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"A r. PHILIPPE ERNST, Professor Of The Flute. Guitar,
w patent his friends
lie he has published his Rondo Mts,rrr ior
guitar which found well worthy the attention OF tie
beag well ADAPTED that
and calculated please but % afford instruction.
This Rondo tsing o his
ton be found Mr. Ernst, resdene~
Canal where he conpues give lessons above
Instruments. slmsr
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7 ODGINGS UPON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.-To
II Single GentIemenTwo suites Of apartments
cant nj o. Broadway Gentlemen DESTROYS Of making
ments for the winter would do well make early appca
uon 70 2weodistrc
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. - AT I0T Oclock, At I39 Fulton ST.
Stock OF GrocereThe stock Of grocery store removed
for OF SALE consisting Of brandy GIN wines
dias teas coffee rice, pork fish, soap stach and other
arli les in the line
Also 10000 choice sesar large and small stand casks fix
lures, &c.
Sale positive, rain shine. Ter
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The Bunker Hill Aurora contains an
Interesting account Of The festivities at
Lexlogton upon the anniversary Of tho
Jatte Of Lexington, the 18th Of April,
from which we copy The annexed descrip.
ton Of one Of the visiers al the Supper
and Ball:
There was one elderly lady-a much
interested spectator Of lhe passing scenes
in The company, who deserves an es
Decial nolce. 1t Is not for her agility in
dancing, however, or any other fashion,
able qualities or qualifications, that she
deserves this notice. She is one of those
interesting memorials Of hy.gone age
--one Of Inc Teverenced remnants Of our
Revolutionary liriHg history; it was Miss
CLARKE, The daughter of the Rev. DR..
Clarke. the rebel who gave protection
and shelter 10 the prescribed rebels, Han
cock and Adams. Miss Clarke is now
5eUenty.eight years of age, and her recol-
lection of The events of the Revolution is
as perfect as ever. She was eleven
years of age at the time Of the battle Of
Lexington, and remembers The intense
anxiety and excitement of that occasion
perfectly well. Hancock aud Adlms,
who had been denounced IN the royal
proclamation, had been secretad for a
fortnight in her fathers house, coming
there from Concord, where they were at
teoding to the public business every
night. The mother Of Miss Clarke has
been dead over fifty years, and her falh-
er about thirty years. She has a sister
living at West Cambridge, and young.
er sister at home"