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.naals Eoass. W. q, !. .. ,, !

HyHE BFsthsra % Niidey, FirEinis. and Ma
j dlson Lodges, are respectfully invitsd 10
Be prssell aid take part 10 the ceremonies 81
opehi1g Lodgs ID NartiasburE. hearsns the
above name. n Sat3raus ike 6sk JAW. ins,sat
The Bteikren or he reirhborsnr Iodges are
eordislly iasited ID De ID attendance ia par,i.
eiPals iaths proceedings
ALFRED HOOPER.
WM II HAYDEN,
JOSEPH ScH0PPERT,
VA. S. SMITH.
J. w GALLAHER.
JOSEPH c. RAFLINS.
Martin ssurv. jill !. Issa.
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Household and Kifckes
"A FURNITURE.
PUBLIC Sale.

rUl8LHC "a ID.
gVXTILL Be sold al Public Sale, on Fridst
Wv he 22ad ms, al the Rock's Mills, The
The following properly 70 w.t.:
One Wagon, one pair Wood Ladders, one
do IEteat,
One set Blacksmith Tools,
Three Mich Corrs,
a first rate .Oofk Horses,
90 head Of Hogs,
l Sleigh, one barskear Plough, one Har-
ron, 2 shousi Ploaghs.
TERMS "a credit 81 four months yin Be
given, ~ HE purchaser giving bond and ssenri-
IL. PETER p c0cKRELL.
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1HE Neses eires Cor purchases 1t the sale Of
- J. PASSES. IL October last, win Be due
% The lsih July. As the stipulated Indulgence
will q khhl lime Expire. fAmsdiais psymtal will
Be exptcisd---inaeed sxaeted4-in esery case.
I7-k.ymenl u BE- made ID JosEfH SfARRH.
juno Sc, f6ge ri
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The'Sl. Augustine News Of The I'd inst.
says Haifeck. Iastenngget has returned
10 Cpl. Worth, after an unsuccessful al.
temp, 70 bring in'' The Greek indians.
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cHkRLEsrowS. JuIyi5. 1912.
4 Dear Sir The undersigned, Committee Of
Arrangements for the late celebration or our
National Isde re ndsnce, in accordapce " lth Their
own individual wishes, and ihst, be assured. Of
large proportion q their felow-eitizens,t re-
spee.Lnly solicit Tor publication, your very APP
propriate, .chaste, and eloquent Grafton Oh the
lth Instant
The Committee hope most earnestly that Il
NAV Sceord with yopr convsnience 10 grant
their request, and thus PLACE them In6e o mother
obligation 10 your kindness
Nilh Observation-Disclosures consideration.
Your obejie1, servants,
T JOHNiW ROWAN,
II jim. ENGLISH,
I'LL JOHN w. GAtLAHRR,
a GEORGE R. EVERETT,
Committee II arrangements
" G. CAzESoYE, Esq,
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NOTICE

4 hsFsby given, that the subserlber has quail
j FED - executor Of The last will and iesta-
meni Of his father, the late James CoJie aud
DO requests those who have accounts against
the estate 70 present them duly attesle1, Is soon
Is possible, Tor settlement-and he calls UPON
those who owe he estate, to make immediate
psymehl. 10 save him the disayreeahie necessity
Of resortiBg to.eeerciYe measures.
JAMES r. COTLE.
July Il, IsIa
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! AdIninisfrnfor,s SAD.


4NHE undersigned having qualified - admin
~ istratot Of the estate Of James Hannah, now
deed will proceed 10 sell, BY public auriion. on
saiuRaag ths 30h day effhis pionib, JUL, ls42 }
At the late residence ofsaid Hannah,
FdaT Head Of Horses,
A number Of Cotes, among ,pAich is a
rdiudble yolng Durham,
About % Sheep and Lands,
7knteeh Hogs, s
Together ,c;th al the Farming Utensils
usually found OF a small farm, iaclud-
ing Wagoas, Hogghs, Harroics, SC.
Also, a purieiy of
\ Household and kifckeM
FURNITURE,
Embracing Beds and Bedding, Bureau,
Chars, Sc.
Also, d ssaallOt of Wool.
TERMs OF sALE---All purchases uDder IS.
CAsIi---ofer thai sumia credit sfisix mchths will
be given. the purchaser giving bond and sP-
proved security
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. A. n.
ANDREW HUNTER, sadm'r.
July IL ls42.
PsS- Persons Indebted 10 the said estate are
requested 10 make immediate. nayuent; and
these having claims sgsinst il are requested to
present then for settlement A. III.
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FSil,-,...v Lemons g0As Harvest.
=. nayFs FRESH LEMONS, Of q superior
cnsIitv--for harvest Use Just received b.
Jwae s Q. d BEARD 3 sa.
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PINE .aPPLE.S, ORANGES, and
I EsgfO -.yAst refeired s for safe By
jung r.. kkfEo A1A -
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i CnlFLEsroxNsJ July 6.h, 1912.
/ Gehtlemen:-I have received our conmuni-
cation Of the 5ih instant, requesting FOR publi-
csti9p COPY of the Address Jeliyered byfny-
self on the 4lh;and although Ffeel every dispn-
stion 10 comply with the wishes,ofi my Fellow
Citizens. yet as cannot believe that my few
and hastfly prepared remarks are worthy or the
dignity Of type" and must receive the high
comp limsnt you have bestowed upon them with
many. grains Of allowance for the partially
and kindness or personal acknowledgements me
most respectfully 10 decline compliance with
your 1atering request ~
Accept gentlemen, for yourselves indiv idu.
ally, and for those you represent, the assurances
Of the high respect, aud sincere regarded
"A Your obedient servant,
tN94L ii q nAzHA-nuISN<A-
To Messrs. John w. Rowsn,J ). NJ. English
John W. Gallaher, George, r. Everett, Com
mittee, &c. n Il
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@ f h. ass AsSa s hf Hm
xl Nov s s A hs Sss YSa
os 20 k,nns, Bartlett Philsdelehia N..ou p..., Rail-,
MR. MIR 81 NonpaIe Pore Wilmington, NC Arr 5th, Erie
HYAssrs Nov din port Renown Crecan Oscar, Keesde
and Lexington New York for Boston; Orleans M,,tOn. =
EDS.sIGws. Noy TAR Lincoln. and Forest Gichr'' FIN
fRovrDrscr ScvsAr Rhode island. Hull, NYork; Juno
Brown. oo Sh, Gem, Desbrow Albany Sid James L Long
oss as S 61sS. g.. Ts"
s. Csi; B9sknof DAWSON sanSu.iy; Baldwin Sweet
psSson Buffalo; Eacin Bad;sf, do CoTwn, Burns do
Crook We eh Oswego Clyde DAVIS Kingston; X Ontario,
PHIL,pri rHI.. Noys-An Florence, Rowland Porto Ca
Ssssi, SYoG CID orson De wofs, Boston, E E &
s G.: SH Ss
s
OF MSS H the s s sns @ 0s @ gale.
Also smith s% H f%'n FOE SYo d.i1ss.
Go% Ne during which carried away both close the
y Z: s's 1Ist :.s'i
III Tsyss SS. IN:
Richardson do Bevis Briggs do Aldebaran Conery Be,-
Wuda; Strange, Blackwell, Newport RI; Jane; Lucy.
(B, Liverpool! cid Lucon,a Porter Livepool Harriet Rock
well Bnsrd Hull Eng CeIvanes, Tufts Boston Sid South
sAyssSAH Nov fan Henry Leeds Mitchell, New York.
The H. L. bound to Charleston and off Charleston
Light the a. ut but could pilot On the night of
aoth u John Carmaul native of Scotland was lost
overheard from the main topsa yard The H. L. has expert
enced gales and considerably damaged in sails and
she took blot and came into orr bsbor Saw sail
sells TO the southwark of the Bar Cid Fsncona, Cabuee
dence
MoBnE, Oct 3iAn Qannebaug, Fulton. Bath Exchange
Havana.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 3O-CId Lucy Ann Snow, Thomaston;
Oneco Butler, do Eliza Kinney, do.
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Cleared.
sa TssS @ tots@ pSH1e f as
S Msa,Ird ss1 a o9 csses
lewis Dsnys oss A'S
Barque Charles William, Rating (o Thomason Is days FIN
NiM osap, with %Osss' % 20 Ns;mh Lied. Co
Psse1 H,G%ony Vessels s before reported S' VIII" "' 10
Brig bTYESss Ogden ii days from with cotton
British brig Eslpss DUNCAN, days from Bamore in bal
Spanish chr Anna us Poceter 30 days from Maracabo
seS D. K.%pou in 6sC sys dm & with
mdss Surge. Sailed IN ,ehrs Bergen
One shin. two briggs. Wind NNw.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OFFICE OF THE kHSpE IsLsspER.}
Arr sth Huaco, of Belfast Clarke from Portland DC, ~ 70
o% o pses s f ,sSas Ion 81 @ ssa gale
sail foresa fore topgaant p,nker main royal quarter
1's H aq Bds ossa R.nr
Dqfee and Thee Br9fs! Heath NYOrk for Providence;
Sid 7th Holder Borden, and ii Borden.
General Record.
ARRIVALS. sc. AT CHARLEsToN-Harbor Masters Report
Auyals-2 ships barques briggs. t2 schrs soops IS
Ciearances-l5 SHIPS barque briggs sch soops IS
In port 3lst ulta5 ships II barque IS bigs % scbrs
boats.
AT Rio Janeiro Sept 10 Minerva, Horton, of New Bedford,
out with 10 bbs o-put in TO ship men ia place of
Isle of France July IS, Elizabeth Bates Mattaposett 500
On OF Shore Ground March, Favorte, Young, III. with
900 bbls oil, bound 10 NV Coast.
1, pm New Holl md in May Arab, Wnghngton, FIJI 1900
oua "h and 400 sp on board-stn heme 200 So.
spoken.
Rrs PS.d.psdss & for BG No NSy of Snpe May
Cape May. " '"s " o'o' WV ''
sun, Boston Tor Baltimore, Nov S. off Barnegat
boston Tor Philadelphia off Egg Harbor
psier q, Ihn ox pusnoS Ayres ath inst off Montauk
Island. ~ e'o' 'u JUS" Vi' Dioeh
Republic Richmond for Newport atb inst, off Montauk
Iide, savannah ,or Boston, Sd inst off Block Island
osamshder 'b) HALIFAX for New Orleans, Ist inst off
Exact, Portsmouth for Philadelphis ad inst or N,.n
Madrid, for New York. I'd inst lat % Ion 7ebad hsen
ing to for seven days. w ~ '"S
Foreign Ports.
ST JOHN, NIB. Oct 3-Arr Hindoo, Hughes r.
RE, Allen Eastpot; Fdelia, Small. NYork; Vsn,h.
Dublin Drorehair Sgo Victoria, Mearns Shields Below
stckney Balunore Edward PEBBLE Pettnsi Esapor 21tb
Agnes Ann McFsrane Newry; CemGna Baird, Aos; Nj,
choIson, Psndeton CARLISLE; 3lst, Dolphin Sullivan Newy;
Calcutta, McKinnelI, Cork.
Home Ports.
MAcHrAs PoRr Oct 28-Au North America Richardson, N
York. Sid 30th, Cyprus, sawyer, do.
BucKsroRT, Nov 2-sld Gszele, Stubs, NYork, .
PORTLAND Nov 4Sd Luzon tnew 300 tons, Of Freepor)
Goodnch Mobile; John Brouwer, Sutton, do; PIon,
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 2Arr Lafayette, Sampson, Richmond.
Sid LIST, Franconia; Venus, Thompson, Mobile.
AvEnHrLL previous 70 Nov 3-An ct 1homes, Phladel-
phla.
SALEM Nov 4-Cld Vintage, Phirps. Montevideo Sid 3d.
Gazelle Dunlap, Cane de Verbs and Africa.
BosroN, Nov 7-Cd Frederick (ate OF Duxbuy) Simmons,
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,neraI Printing-BOoiks-P
Cards--Bills, sc.

wing now nearly completed of the most splendid
NERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
city, ready to print books, pamphlets, cards,
AMI all kinds of useful and elegant printing the
moderate terms, and for cash payments.
his office we have fitted up at great expense--in
s. presses, and materials of all kinds We have alrea
xecuted work to the amount of several thousands OF
lrs and are still busy printing some ofthe most beau
articles ever issued from the press. Lady's Maga
called the "ARIr" is printed in this Office, and it is
owedged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
lie country. The beautiful Typography Of the New
X LANCET is well known.
Il applications for printing will be made to Nh. JOSEPH
IorT the Manager, at the Office of the Hercld-or up
in the printing Office entrance at 81 Nassau street.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
pRIEroR OF THE HERALD GENERAL PRINrIsG OFFICE,
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
Ew YoRK, Goth Sept. 1912.
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Is shas Mutual ms. q
state OF Trade.

The incemency of the weather. and the pending cleo
TONS have much animation in outdoor bust
to-day.
OIs-Lnseed Oil sells at SO sOc cash; sperms at 70
cts for summer and scots for winter Lard OIL SO 7Octs
Olivei in pipes, 75cts.
Prorisions.-New Beef of mess sales at S675 to ST;
prime at $3,l2b 1874. No alteration in Pork. Ohio
mess at Ss44 so; prime at 937t to A.
Lquors.-Brandy A Segnette, at l55 cts. VOLTS Swan
Gin at ll2i cts Irish Whskey at 1855 cts Whskey
at l9 2Oi gall Wines, dry Malaga sod at SO cents;
sweet, at IS cts.
Naral Sores-North county Turpentine, at S2,75 Tar
is 1871 cts Spirits Turpenne SO cts for Southern and
40 cts for city
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= CLEAN DRY SUGAR, THREE sHILLINGs
ven pounds fine favored st. Domingo Coffee, burnt
round, for one shilling per pound beautiful high
ed, light drawing Young Hyson Tea for six shillings
ound This tea will recommend itself when used /;
lamp oil that burns well, FIVE shilllngs per gallon ;
sperm oil that will burn long as there is drop in
mp and give beautiful light for shillings per
q. BENJAMIN ALBRO,
No. log Division corner of Allen street
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aranteed to all forms of secondary phis Pa
affected with pains in the bones, cutaneous erup-
sore throat and every other symptom Indicative OF
existence Of venereal aint should use this specific
delay Sold in bottles at ST. EACH In of half
len bottles, SIS, forwarded to any address)
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office Of the College, 81 Nassau street.
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN,

"a LISP NARD STREET.
MADAME COSTELLO, Female Physician, still continues
IU with astonishing all diseases peculiar to
females.
Suppression rreeuarty ebs.rucuon by whatever cause
proGaced can be removed by Madame sort time
Madame medical having thorough
repairs and alterations for the better accommodation OF her
patients she prepared to receive ladies the
point Of confinement those who wish to be treated for OBJ
structIon Of their monthly period - -
Madame e. be consulted her residence No "a Lispsn
ard all and with the sctest regard 70
All communications and Letters must be postpaid
M lmsr
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+ WE ADVISE COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
|gers in the city to call at 100 Nassau street. OPP
the Herald Buildings" and purchase Rings &C.
ted Verbena Cream for shaving. The great i'm
ment in its manufacture by the present proprietor,
Sinclair renders PROFESSIONALLY the best seaving
bound besides the most economical presented to
|ublic. The thousands who daily use it declare that
ing with it is perfect luxury, mag netism in the
pegree. Be careful and observe The written sigma
(pf" P Sine lair proprietor.n
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ty of land sold in each of the states named was nearly


1--we allow 100000 for the expenses of collection, and
the original per cent to which each State is entitled by
the terms of admission into the Union there remains
100000 from which this 10 per cent is to be deducted
which leaves s569los to be divided among the States.
ms VIII entitle each to the following sum =
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HOW TRUE ARE THE WORDS OF THE
igent DR.. Hervey when he says, by what unac'
ourselves so much against anything that is new ~
is enlightened age, however, men begin to see tn
have already sacrificed too much Of their comfort by
ring to logged old customs and rules. Lord Bacon
|sed TO the world his mode Of reasoning by the
tion Of facts. This well other philosophising
isibly benefited science generally and desire to
~ foundation of experiment by the observation of
seem to fix the attention of keen and accurate obser
The question then before us is, whether is oily
ound or spurious extract, the most beneficial in
ring and preserving the hair Ask your ply stefan,
he is a candid man, he will answer that he had not
given himself much trouble about il. Ask your
is the practical man. But, men of CON-
sense ask yourselves and you have not yet used
dge's Balm OF Columbia, Sprituous Extract the best
e of the kind ever offered to the public, try it, and
n with yourselves. See adv ertisement. At II Mai.
ane, where the Balm may be had.
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+ CHlLLS AND FEVERS.-Ths vexatious COM
Il, like all others, is caused by the mpuriy of the
p. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills certain cure
ever and ague, because they purge from the body
bilious humours which the cause not only Of all
Of levers, but of every malady incident to man.
four to six OF said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken six
Is preceding every chill will in short time, subdue
host obstinate attack of chils and fever at the
the digestive organs will be restored to healthy
and the body completely invigorated, that fever
|ague, or indeed any other malady will be in a man.
impossible
ces devoted exclusively to the sale Of the medicine,
lesale and retail 23S Greenwich street, New York,
Fremont street. Boston and 1859 Race street, Philadel
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eeURANCis's PATENT LIFE BOATn has been tested

D& X NELSON will deliver Course OF Lectures on
Mythology illustrated by Diagrams and demonstrated by
xpeIiments, at the New York Lyceum an Broadway on
Thursdays and Saturdays az o'clock IN The even
evening, the 9Th instant. n76t-r
| ADlhS Silk aud Meriao Under Vets for sale By
JOHN NJ. DAVIES X JON IS,
osI lmrm O6 William of j nm SITS.
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THAT YOU HAZARD YOUR

? HrME NBkK THAT YOU HAZARD YOUR
y neelectng your coughs and colds DR.. j. Covert's
ton, bronchitis, dyspepsia, asthma croop, whoop-
ough, &c. If taken in season. and need despair
sdica cure, if they apply this remedy in time DR..
rts certificates from ply sicans of the highest repu
J, clergymen and others, overw helming proof Of
God effects of this medicine and say again 10 the
c, though you may have been imposed on by nos.
vendors until confidence is nearly exhausted, still
dvise you to make more effort to restore lost
b, and make trial of DIR. j. Coverts Balr OF Lie.
who had lost all confidence, have, by purchasing
tie of this medicine, been restored to good health
overts office for the sale of Coverts Balm OF Life
ngs Medicated Worm Diarrh9a, Dinner and Car
Candies Humphres' Pile Ointment, Phelps Tomato
Sir Ashley Cooper's Celebrated Corn Salve, is l35
III street
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S69,870

This, twill be seen, is within ST. 900 of the amount
declared and the proportions therefore nearly
These moneys being the proceeds Of the lands were
cordng to law to to the Treasury whenever the
tariff should be raised above the twenty per cent duty Of
the compromise act which into full operation the
LIST OF July This first nstament of moneys due the
has accrued without any such intervention and must
therefore, be paid Some of the States have indeed
very justly refused to receive their proportion being
willing to become parties to such public robbery and
national Disgrace The other States WILL however eager
ly seize their shares The question then arises how is
the Treasury to pay t7 The probability is that it
not and the failure of the Federal may be the
result OF this progeny of the extra session. The only way
by which can be met by the issue of treasury notes.
The officers appointed by Of the States to receive it
have long been attendance at Washington, and their
expenses especially for the small States will
the whole The result shows, however what farce is
the distribution ofhe public lands Of relief
to States owing $24O,OOO,oOO in the aggregate.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CHATHAM THEATRES.
Pit nM sep nv HPgsG Tier IS cent. First TsE cents
THIS k'EN HMtL S oN 2AE F!r DC performed
shoEMAk I Ss' or T Z u
Doors vii open atss-Curtan will rise at quarter pas
Boz o&cs op.n daily from to 5. where Ticket. mayo
pnrchss-d and places secured
PARK THEATRE.
THIS ExEAiaf fs' T EsS II presented
0"t &s NJ NJ. Hs ssss s!": Mr.. nj Bale. Hs;
commence precisely
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
AS; ss:s ssSs$ sas$EiFSa
a, T. s1eis evening" '' D. "' POI
AMPHITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC.
81 Bo,cery.
Dt s'fiS 81 | ss' 81 'foI Ii
Master Walter ay%s the S' . Sd his single horse
The s9f5 GSSS' AND III fs9 f frH ff Of
hGSET 81 81 TTE % AK %EsT the
. ~ fsii M
the H6f'i in hi. 'e'o
will exhibit his x ;s ie k sse Lannon'S ss b Ri sn'asd sa
The sv xxbs 81 %H% b s. with
Boxes cents-Pnyate do for persons $3-Second Tier
before Ho%e%an.p to commence al ocloci precisely
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT- BT.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN,
MONDAY Evh WEsE S SsD,s viii be enacted
After which,
Mr. II Piacide will appear on Thursday GUAR,
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
BROADWAY 6 fe Y b% & AVE- MN Manager
Hsw ASR HxTsH "a. +. y.9s
Entire new scenery rosceninm drop curtains,
Of XIV T whole SS S IN Ss ssa
By which !hs whole is changed a moment to large IND
On Tuesday Fl &a n f NsSiTsfaSi MERMAID.
wsst e. as
Will ''rvSiFv a I'll S;T Ii Irf SA;ff FAMILY
$;% Ssii' ssa s %
La Petite Celeste, he admired danseq.e Hood tho
no Ts o e and
nj Is. sissy
GREAT SUCCESS
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION!!
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTCRE
GALLERY,
Opposite the City Hail. Broadicay,
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
Mr. II. BENNETT, Manager.
AS pleasure announcing that he has effected an engage
with Mr. C. D. Jenkins, the inimitable deneator
comic Characters popular vocalist and uneuaed ban play
e Master Frank Diamond the Ethiopian dancer will, ep
pearalso Mr. b Boyce The celebrated comic Miss
Rosalie, the charming Mr.. Wright, the wonderful
ialseo vocalist There will be day performance on Wed
TO commence at half past
Admission Museum, Picture Galley, and Performance
ONE SHILLING $50 meec
TIVOLI SALOON
THE LARGEST and splendid Saloon IN the city for
Musical Sopees, Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls,
Private and Public Dim, PARTIES Political Meengs-wth-
distinction Of The Proprietor anxious to gain
himself and this establishment reputation independent Of
profit has leased from the such will
enable him with other esabsh ent and shs
happy make Tin accordance with the
times) with all who may favor him with call and assures
them that will be spared give entire sat
isfaction.
VIM. p. DENMAN, Proprietor.
Tuesd Vsofea nart for
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MR.. GEORGE PIERCE. THE FAMOUS

WN. UEUHGE PIEHCE TIE FANIOUo
ben Range Manufacturer, in Fulton street, says he
kht nothing could beat his Ranges till he tried Sher-
Cough Lozenges, and they certainly the great.
hcdicine in use. They cured him in few hours OF
bst distressing cough He has known many who
used Sherman's lozenges for headache, sea-sick-
&c., and always with success. Dr. Shermans ware
e is at l06 Nassau street. Agents, Stanwix Hall,
hy, and Ledger Buildings, Phia.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE pills.
THESE tT-fame and celebrated Pills. from Pos. GAL
we peiesve % De ob,nsa in thus country. So, aiysrse
msnt on the last coiumn nils
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TIV OLI LOON.

II . L > l. . y n
THE LARGEST and most splendid Saloon the city for
Musical Sopees Concerts, Assemblies, Military Balls
Private and Public Dim, Parties, Political Meengs-with
out distinction Of The PROPRIETOR anxious to gal
10 himself and ths establishment reputation
profit has leased from the such terms will
enable him with other esabshm and shal
most happy make lin accordance with the
times) with all who may favor him with cali and
isfaction.
VIM p. DENMAN, Proprietor
s. Tuesday evenings Of each week apart or Invita-
ton als o81m~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-09

Married,
At Paris the Nth September by the Mayor Of the
9Th District of Paris and afterwards at the Church of ST.
Lawrence Mr. WILLIAM CHASE BARNEY, of Baltimore to
Mademoiselle MARIE FELIcIrE LIE PETIT, of Paris
Died,
On the sth inst after a short and painful illness MARY
only daughter of Richard and Jane Cunningham aged
years and six months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited
tend the funeral from the residence of her father
Of Rvingon and Lewis streets this day Nov sh half
past O'Clock.
On the 7h instant suddenly, JOHN Corey in the 3sth
year of his age.
On the 9TH instant THOMAS FARRELL, in the Gath year
of his age.
On the 5th inst. after short Illness CATHARINE HEALY
widow of Ezra Healy, in the 4sth year of her sge.