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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-30

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N.wSynrr o s Seq, g.sla Panehs,a, Porto Rico;
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Mary Adams R,pphannosk CShasset, PhiadeI Fort Hill,
PsoDsssl Sept ssArr Hanover, Cronstad Ans 49, la,
@ s Standing with SSH p.
bo fs cem brig M painted ports with loss Of
ct AIT Ellen S%sEmGTs Mary Ann Caroline Philadelphia;
az from sSi s @a f
.s%s With ssaoI STEEP; s:1!
dol Sarah of Salem, FIN Santos disc; sehr Enterrixe Ii
the Decatur Paragon FIN NYok for Batavia in ds Lydia
I'm son gnc; Herald I'm Valparaiso, ooude Lodi I'm
NYort for Csdiz, Curtis from do disc; Samuel John from
Boston, dc; America, I'm Phiad, do; Sardus NYork do
Sept ~ lat 90 ~ lon SO w spoke Audoscoggin FIN Norfolk
bound TO Jamacs out DIS Sept 0 lon 72 NJ spoke
Amelia (probebly new brig Amelia Nlulhoadd FIN Phiada
bound 70 u gu, d. Arr Bourne FIN Hamburg Sept
e W,seasse ON Dpysr exchanged signals with Gennesee
and I'm Bremen for BALTIMORE Aug 49, lat 40 80 N Ion IL 30
w, exchanged signals with Am ship showing blue
red bugee with the Cypress Cyciop, could
tain correctly Aug 90 lat IL Ion 10 30 w. spoke Palo of
apd for Newbyport, DIS out from Havre Arr, Alrhonso st
Johns IN Jabez Angua lnfanta y Johns NIB; Peruvian
Left Henry FIN Boston, disc Lilly for Liverpool ldg; Erie
fin NYerk, disc Art, STANDARD, Bermuda; OrOon, Boston,
Ceres Bangor. Cid, United Staes New Orleans; Washing
ion ProvIdsnee Intrepid NYork Marshall Boston; Mexico
NoRroLK, Sept 26-Ar Eagle, Portsmouth, n; VIM II
Teliman Niok Franklin, Boston; Seadrif, Boston, bound
e Richmond Sid Union West Indies; Kimpton. New
In Hampton Roads-Apollo from Baltimore for Rotterdam;
BevooI from st hamas via Turks Island Philadel
pha At Seawes Point Drescen, Bath; Eagle Portsmouth
n; Bawn Jeremie % days with coffee, bound NYork;
IN on account Of adverse Winds and procure suppe
The bark which James River yesterday morning
the John Ciskie of Newburyport.
GEoRoETowN, e Sept 27-An Emerald Eastport; Robert
and Rowling, Esstport; Dodge, NYoTk
FREpEEIcxsByRG Sept 26-Ar Nineta, NYork Cid Or
leans sialifax; Cleaner, Boston; Henry do
RICHMOND, Sept 26-Arx Tuscarora NYork
SAVANNAH, Sept 23Cld Sterling, Rundear, NYork Arr
Baldwin, Baxter, do; Wanderer, Boston.
PENSACOLA, Sept i0-Af Cowper, Boston.
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Cleared.
schrs Eagle Moore, Jacksonville and Pilatka, KmbaI &
Redhed; Oscar Baker Boston, Gen Scott, Tree. Philadel
pha, A Cooley CO.
Arrived.
ls ven .pos Ss Chase :.
sh NS ssd Sn 900 s 0 %S s s%
70 with tremendous heavy running from the Z,
sn%y ISs
and &. 70 Cot c. Mo date MsT1 Mn !, miles
Brig Oosona Doane (new) from Boston, DAYS. with mdne
Brig susan Pstei, from Calais, with lumber to Smith
schr Sarah Wallace Baltimore. from Jacme 20 days
with ss bag, coffee $500 lbs Ggwsod 20 casks wine g De-
Enss from dS,s6 Ia Ion % po . rassSs IF
on r. NS a s Of GHS No gale Same day spoke
P% Sd ~is S o" %%s
Sshl Ann HYMN; Tosen from Newbe C, naval stores
schr Compliance. Sparrow. from Boston. with mdze
schr Albert Hale Chase fromiBoson, to H H Her
schr Abbott Lawrence Baker. from Boston, mdze Ste
schr Sleeper, Pr9sl, from Boston, fish ,..,.. =,
Schr Abraham Brown, Richard, from Philadelphia, with
sehr Madison, KeIIe, from D., Lr !, plaster,
sehr Anna Belle Tsylor from n san coal ;,
nsqsi stores to Mitchell 4 Co.
Marine Correspondence.
0rrIcE OF THE RsopE isL.ypER,}
AR Glide from Barnstabe for Albany; Msssasoit Fall Ri
yer for dol Yantic, do for NYork sid Renz and Herald,
s 9ee;n S NE and spe hse
Ysntc. NYork CID Ohio South Seas; sarah Ann, South
General Record.
PmeTAcEThe New jersey Pilots brought into the port Of
rev fok vessels during the last month, 81 having been
boarded n ont side OF Isnd. and giloed out S
Hampton Roads fom Turks Island reports that sixty re
salvage the bark Talent of Boston cargo decreed
on the day he sailed from that port.
Wyomng, Goucester, for NYork, Sept n, of Montreal
Clinton Bangor for West Indies Sent I6 OF Fire Island
Napoleon, 81 john B. for PhiIadsipnia Sept e. off Mon
Aurelius, Boston for Savannah. Sept g. off NIontsuk
Magnet NOrisans Tor Newport Sept a. of Block Island.
Xs h%Und for Ns Se ss y of Ess Hs, rs
sarhh Ann Baltimore for Newport, Sep. a. of Cape May
Acturus from Boston for Buenos Ayres Sept is oil Mon
tauk.
JWhalemcn.
WIN Penn, OF Falmouth June 3D. Lahana with 100 bis OIL
Nani epcr,~Tooched al Maui Apr sh, Howard Nso 30
IIh, York Edgartown, go 9,h Foster, N.n 200. Benin
Is Ss S s sss wv a1 Pno My s Mass q
2sh Walter Scott Banker Nant $50; SHIPS sea- May
ssth lat s. lon 100 Is W. Ontario, Napt uIl Herald Nh
1850 Heard from about 18th Of May lat s. lon I25 W. L. G.
Richmond NIB. 700 time and place jefferson, Nant
2Ioo
Foreign Ports.
MONTREAL, Sept 26--An Bowes, London.
United states Ports.
,PosrLArD. Sept as1An Marg@st Philadelphia CID ai,h
York. 5th, cid Napoleon, Havana,
PAseoS SEPT 2s.Cn Brazilian M,,'ipiqus: MN, =,
x9 do; Elizabeth Billings; NYoff' New Zealand rhsae,
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Correspondence OF the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, Sept. ., 1872.


Mr.. EDITOR
am told that a very miraculous cure has recent
y been performed on young, interesting and beau
tltul lady, of this city, which, if true, is more won
derous even than are the mysteries of animal or
phreno-magnetlsm. 1t appears that she had been
laborlng under the effects of consumption, and for
several months past was confined to her chamber
and during the more recent weeks, to her couch
All hopes of her recovery were abandoned. Friends
and relatives were in tears, expecting TO be called
in each hour almost to see her eyes close in death
She was Catholic in faith. The holy men OF God
were sent for to minister unto her sinking spirit -
For nine successive days almost did they petition
In her behalf. The last sacrement or holy JUNCTION
was about being performed. The apparent dying
maiden was pale and emacate-like tender lily
Just dropping at the touch OF an autemnal blast AS
the last words Of the last prayer We're about being
pronounced, she gently raised her hand as ifmotion-
ing TO cease then turned her head and in soft an
gelcke whisper, said she felt that she was recover
ing and thought she would soon be we'll A portion OF
the company requested to retire from the room
and in few moments after, by her efforts, she
arose from the couch, where il was supposed the an
gel OF death executing his summons attired her.
self in neat costume sought the piano and touch
ed its keys calling forth the melody OF beautiful
anthem Intoxicated TO one OF the Saints. Never were
sweeter eounds listened TO. All were struck with
astonished and enraptured amusement. The young
lady now enjoys perfect health could give her
name but fear she might not wish it.
There were large political meetings again last
night of both parties. You can have no idea of the
excitement. Both parties are sanguine of success.
The general opinion is that Tracy will be made
Sheriff.
Howard street flour is now firm at 81 37t; sales
There is no Susquehanna in market. Maryland
wheat commands from 30 to Sc cents per bushel !;
corn is worth 30, and rye As cents oats % cents
whlskey q in hhds, in bbls % cts.
The we ather has become quite warm, sufficiently
so tor summer COSTUME. Yours,
RoDERICK.
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Domestic Importations.

N9w ORL EANs-Shp Oconee-l23 pigs lead Slate Gardi-
ner Howell-s,5 do Rogers cos92 sacks Robert
Bach-90 bbls wheat Goodhue co30 bbls oil ii
Fields hhds tobacco Taber Bierwh-29do Maitland
Geo23 bxs oil stone Hun-2 sacks feathers Cutler-
Fied-l bx music Wellsi chest clothing Collins y
CO. clothing portrait kozat e92 ce.cs Brinke rhof
cotton Meyers stricksr-ioo bbs wheat X Collins co..
lag sacks feather Ma6her2 bxs trunk Collins co
Il bsx Hyde-3so bbs flour Marsh, Compton co--iisi
Figs lead Rogers co-O66 do Ayerill co-s7 bales
John Nspier2 do Hs.coi bales cotton Brown, Brothers
Delaney COS hhds tobacco Sve Sons-699 piss lead
order.
GEoRGErowN-Bng Fanny Cot-2i bales cotton % cords
wood 70 casks rice Colt co53 do Ayenl BUSH
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Eoreign Importatlons.

ANrwERP-SteameI British Queen-2 DE La Forests
do Valeniine-3 Borrie dIvenois CoIbet-3 Engler
MalsG2 cask. Barlachs Han.srEs3 cases rs H Mall
COL case Belgian minister, Washngon-i Roker & eel
Ksrck-l Moran ln2 Schuchard. Favre col Pfeifer
;shSs Wseado0k,2 Won s.ssnl Spies Chris. cOs
Taylor col Spies Y co., bales Steinheli-2 do
ECottenet-3 Boicesu Rusch-2 ThornsPeckcn col
Ernenpuch-l Vein Of Phadelpha-6 l. Goldschmidt
eo-l6 I'd Kaupe Lesschegs Wissndodck--t Noltenius
10 pkgs Bolles Aunder6 Strangel Cotenet-3
Ihomas-i August Branda-l Boonen, Graves coz
Stone X col Bishop-l6 order TO order.
ANIwERP-Giliot Mercator-2io tons coal ~ T
H Mahe- mdze B d'Ivenoirs-1 Il Vaentne-I Loe-
sahegk Wesendone nj Victor * Duckwitz.
PoRT PLATr-Schr Dsxier22 legs mahogany $50 bales
tobacco VIM Agnew Son-50 H Lamott
ST. JOHNS FBrg Jane80 casks salt 90 casks almonds
Dunscomb X Bickwth.
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BRisToL. ESG-stesm ship g reat Westem-Rt Hon Lord
York sehuton do EdT Ferguson, dol Adrian I.sn,
do III baos %; Inomas Jstt Boston, Brooks King
Curs Ireland; Charles Lsmson; James G Garner, NYork-
Mr. Tetesll do Charles Bowman Montreal; Joseph Moxer
NYoik; W. Grant, Dragon Guards B. A.; Benz @ VAIN
wright Psnsi Hyde. lady and child, NYork; VIM Lati.
mer DIS; Daniel Maitland. DO; F A Whitwe Boston; j s
Allen NYorG Mr. shs.an Trinidad Mr. sughine do Chas
void Frances VIM Orey and lady, Liverpool.
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On Thursday morning, 29th instant, in 81. Thomas
Church by the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk JoHs
GkAsenn - to JANE daughter Of the late Major VIM.
Shute, all Of this city
Al New Brunswick IN. j. Monday evening, 18th
INST by the Rev. DR.. Howe Mr. JOHN CLARE Jr to Miss
MARY, youngest daughter OF Nicholas Boorsem Esq all
Of New Brunswick.
On Thursday morning, goth inst by the Rev. Mason
Noble, Rev. w. NJ. Horr Of Nnevah, Broome county to
MRoAREr A. daughter Of the late Johannes Bennett Of
this city.
On Thursday, 10th inst at Towards Hotel by the ReA
Antoine verren. Mr.. REUBEN HICKS Miss ANN kirby of
Westport, Mass.
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Cotton Trade.

The Southern Markets are beginning to assume little
activity The new crop comes freely forward and
mands fair prices under the circumstances II pretty
generally admitted that the crop will be larger perhaps
command of the planters this year than beforethe
crop uncommony early and the weather very favorable
to picking out combination ofcrcumsances calculated
to the quantity and quality of the higher than
before and against which the Of rust &C. initiate
but very little The great crop Of 1880 was 10000
bales and then supposed to be equal the whole
physical force the cotton states According the popu
lation tables the slave force has increased in fifty
would give increase for the present of u per CT
equivalent to 1863 bales and would bring the crop up
to bales but the earlyness ofthe crop and the "a
vorabeness of the season is equivalent to 100000 bales
the estimate of 900 bales It will however fall much
short of that probably.
vance.
Particulars of the weeks Sales foows-59 e.; 2so
81; s4s st g. 81 as 81 81, 8; ID, u; u.s. III 3D.
At Augusta, there was no falling off in rates, and all
received sold at prices ranging from to II centsprn
cpally The sales from warehouses reach 700 bales
Of the crop and liz of the old OF the l22 bales
ctsof the old, brought A. 10 at at IL at ST. at
81 10 at 81 and "a at 7c The quality of the crop
continues to improve, and shown sample of 8
bales, which think the best cotton brought to this
to market Is going into store We quote new cotton
7t-strctly prime Sold 4a74.
New Orleans on the l7th the increased supplies pro-
duced fall of per cent per ID. Sales follows viz
at y, 200 at at, y at "a 30 at ~ oil at =,
at ST. % nj at o. so ats 81 Mobile at 9of old crop
1872 at ga Oh 80 Texas at 81 cents.
south to accept nothing but specie for cotton during the
coming season. -
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AUCTION SALES
by THOMAS BELL.
sSferes Nos. ~ finn and lis Fuiten sfyeef.l

Al 10Y O'Clock, in the sales rooms
riano Forte Makers and oters-A small but choice
selection OF piano forte makers stock consng
gany cut into boayd for solid tops long and 50 short
maple blocks thick bottoms all well sreeial
use Also-225 veneer manorany boards. sc &C.
SATURDAY.
-, At 10Y o'clock in the sale rooms.
Elegant FunitureThe entire superior furniture of family
leaving the city also the splendid cabinet maker
Books Prints Painting. the Fulton street
me paintings prints engravngs SC the property gen
teman whose furniture books &C. will be sold the
above occasion.
MONDAY,
~, At liz O'Clock,
Elegant FumureWill be sold the entire handsome
dnrs contained IN the house known Abegdon Place
% roy street, including magnificent piano forte Particulars
in time. ~'
TUESDAY,
AT l0H O'Clock a the auction room
Large sale OF valuable and casonsbe dry goods trunks of
clothing part OF the stock of merchant fine
pants London Cloths cassimees, vesngs hosiery, gloves
Also first rate turning lathe. worth $780, various Ia, dw-
ware Jewery grocenes 200 boxes table SAT- ARTICLES
studs, splendid watches. &c.
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state OF Trade.

There is generally no movement of Importance in the
markets. sale OF wine made to-day, under custom
house lock- to close The attendance small
and the sale went off heavy The first lot quar-.
ter casks gold sherry the private sale prices of which
have been 40 cents per gallon This sold in parcels
from A. to 02a cents gallon. The duty 60
The next lot, 10 Or. casks brown sherry taken by
Hays MNei at so cents per gallon; 81 quarter casks
PALE bought by A. H. Ogden at so cents; hhds do
cents y casks do by Moses Taylor at IS cens "a
ter casks at los no. Many Of the lots passed.
These prices fair considering the enormous duty
which hangs over them
Spirits-Remain inactive. A. Seignette brandy at ST.
IS 81 go Otard Dupuy & Co. SSH; old champagne
81; j. j. Dupuy Co. 81 80; St. Croix rum IS Is cents
Scotch whiskey ST. domestic whiskey, western 20 2ll
cents.
Sugars--The market is without change Sales Porto
Rico at St Il cts Cuba ST 81; St. Croix u 8; brown
Havana6 81.
To5acco-By auction 20 hhds. merchantable and un
merchantable Kentucky sold OF o. average cents
months; and Florida segar leaf At 81 cash
Whalebone-l2 900 lbs in first hands il held cents
the last export sale at 333 cash; about 5000
been taken for home use at IS cents
Naral Sfore-There have been sales of few hundred
barrels good quality North County turpentne for dis
ing at 81 621 which advance this description
l2 cents per bbl Spirits turpentine continues and
in demand sales made in lots wanted at IS 80
months though considerable parcels present
entirely withheld from the Market in the view Of higher
prices. Tar dull at 81 so for North County. 400
bbls. North County sold for export at 81, cash.
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brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY Sept 26.At market $50 beef cattle $50 stores
3sf sheep, and 1850 swine
PnIoEs-Beef Canie-we quote to correspond with last
week. viz few extra ct S. First quality $3.50 - rs;
second quality 1915 81 25 third quality 81 80 5O
Siores-Two year old at 81 to sl2 three year old ga
to $40.
Sheep- Sales quick without much advance. Lots were
sold at ST. 81 49, 81 80 and 81 g. Wcthers 81 So
81 rs and 80.
seins--Lots to pedde at u 2sc for sows, and 81 n
for barrows At retail from 3 10 &c.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam SHIP

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
5. America, Bailey, Oct. I
G.Washington, Burrows, Oct.7
FOR oRTsMoUTH.
Mediator, Champlin. Oct. I
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
FOR HAvRE.
st. Nicolas, Pell, Oct. l
d. d'Orleans, Richd'son, Oct. 8
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On wednesday afternoon 2sh inst AFTER lingering i'll
ness VIM TAYLOR, in the seth year of his age.
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from his late resi-
dence, Ridge st. corner Division.
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,
"a, L.. 100 Chatham sfr9cf. Nctr York.
l2l, late l29 Chafnaw s Snse q ~ ass, =,

WHOLESALE ANpp yHETAiL.
sale new and fragrant Tess Of every variety and style
Their se.,s'y psiraes ne mos. delicious ;h Nd
stamp Of ard elegance and the Teas shercn g
eowsr win unimpaired in climate, Their system
OF business perhaps scarcely TO be exceicd
en- especially with weight snd 9usl'ty and .nsv.
which fail them the fullest sstsscton when
Inc will We thccrully and promptly efsnded County,
viii find decided advantage TO supply themselves
from this establishment.
otve roasted every day.
Orders from ali parts Of the Unco States executed with
promp,itude and despatch.
quss celebrated Black Tea. N.ts $50
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUy,

SATURDAY,
r,s.,n, r, AL io1 O'Clock. he auction rooms
Liquors: Segar, &c-Consng Of Duff Gorgons pale sherry
eos .bs 81 asn earst and hoe wines
fsH:as ana ssS. ' 20" wines canon us"'0n-'
Al.o-A few 6oIe. of Candles.
CARPET s 5s dHNAXES ra,
at s .s ~ cs and
and .sj 1ss
ssss3esS,s 'iS'f:
Suons pins the remainder of stock of thread and
casks dsmObns and bottles. brandy gin and ssss &e
PURE VINES L %l4SRR A1 sESSRss, &C. c.
ss%SS s.'GTsT bs q LESSn
Gin IS % Pine Apple smac. kum~aiI Of the first quality
and worthy The particular attention of connOseu and dealers
sb A a,s. Hams and s0n ,a Msas Dc Gold
Also Crse Madeira Sherry and Port various qualities. in
CHAMPAGNE-Al.., 50 basket. superior Champagne. fa
dssps ssss oil s.;$Hs. ma'.s'' sparkling h''1 Dor
Sale positive SO itsec
JACOB pEA H T I'M :s{| S,3 A1eionse;
Cutlery consisting heavy shelf
goods, OF almost description Birmingham Sheffield Ger
man and American Also 1000 cards of cutlery
azo shears &c &c., being the pattern cards Of several Eng
lish agencies.
Also bowie dirk and hunting knives the whole of which is
worth the attention OF the country well city dealers.
NEW YORK SPORTING "WHIP,D
ESTABLISHED 1884,
IHlS Paper furnished city and subscribe
the low price Of One Dollar for the Of four months
%oao While s'se %ss,s I ae s
Rn Auquac and Pedestrian Feats Doings Of the Firemen
and Soldiers Canine aud Field Sports and the same time
correspondence and Wants Know from every
city in the Union and the real Tom and Jerry hap
pen in this great city. '
Its contents for Saturday, Oct. 1, I8a2, are
Splendid Engraving representing the Great Tro between
fupton and Amelcus the fastest horses world
49, Arrival of Great London Champion
Rules and lie gulations of the new Jockey Club"
go. Our Tnal-Sentence--and future intentions.
Night at Pamo's. Hambin Simpson, and Celeste
Mitchell Humbugged. Riplon Americas in sulkeys.
Brooklyn Gabriel. Hackensack Fishing Party.
Easton Busy Body Dover Pride and Arrogance.
Norwich Bloods Boston Rowdies.
Hudson Fools. Nantucket Reviewed.
mornings Chst in the Tombs Our First day in Quod.
With lots of Wants to Know, SC. SC. &c. Sc.
$50 ltsr Office 81 Ann ST, up stairs.
3. BlNSSE Co. have Just received and offer for sale
Dagueneotype Pate Hyposue of Soda Bromne Iodine,
Chloride of Iodine Chloride OF Gold, Tripo Rouge Achro
matte Lenses Miniature Fames-a Of which they warrant
be oil excellent quality.
L. B. BINSSE T. co.
s300B~r 81 Maiden Lane, stairs
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10 Ship Masters.

We shall favor captains of vessels arriving
here will Commodore W. A. Bassett of
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed .he
foreign newspapen they may have Commodore Basett viii
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocatc
the favor in any way.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING" September scth, will be performed ths
uACBETH
mseSsal 81. O. xsndsnhof Msedun, Abho,,
Fint Tier 70 eenisi I'd Tier cents; PIT y7l esu Gr
G Door s.; open at o'clock and the performance will com.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
.Nora THIS s HTXRESISG; sssps p
ANoi. r sfFfTHNG EI AeTHrTRAcTIoN
OH Revival with entirely scenery machinery drss.
and decsrsnom e the popular and magnificent
co GRE IsSs0 HoNs FILA the
In which will appear
GABRIEL R.AYEL,
And the whole OF the talented RAVEL FAMILY
THIS EVENING spy sSS 20 n 'I2ss will
AN fS% 9vRfT Tlis
r,,, After which
THE REVOLVING STATUES
a. By the Ravel Family.
pEA Az, n IN T sIfsan T, .sd dsr;sg
70 =. ci py he itasel Family and Charles Winlhsr.
40 oe ioho"eu oy The most gorgeous Pantommc
The frf GREEN Z EA%f MSN ss!Ifs
OR-THE DREAM ACCOMPLISHED
Twelve New Scenes
scenery bX Mr. Lehr-Machinery by Mr. Htchings.
mn !, distribution Of the Psntomime
fh 1;sS G ~ En-. Monster o, Mons Carlo
ISs white dsn, s.''"' HRI n VIII:
Grand Priest, Mons Exsous
S INT 1 arei MuiIoqne Jerome Rave
Chevalier Marco, Lancer. R.vsi
Cheyalier lie Grand. Leon SMe Jsye SI'si
Harlequin, ljrbr,l Rave,
Ho,she, Mile Douteviile
The Garden opens halfpa six-reriomanees Commence
haifpast seven
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Passengers Sailed.

Passengers Arrived.
JAcMEL-Schr Sarah Wallace-Messrs Miller and q B Or
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 60, Is42.
sun 10 MOON RIsEs..... 22
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Packets TO Arrive.
RRAM LIVER n0I

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sheffield. Allen, Sept. .
N. America, Lowber, Sept. 0
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Switzerland. Cadwick, Sept. 3
Ontario, Bradish. Sept. 10
FROM HAvRE.
Burgundy, Wotten, Sept. 3
Rhone, Johnston, Sept. 8
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To Correspondenfa.

Our correspondents foreign ports respectfully requested
send by vessel all the marine they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind any re
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received.
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Taking flour and wheat together the in the third
week in Sept 1884, il equal 3s0s barrels Of -four while
the total decrease to the 22d Of Sept lsi2 equal to
as barrels Of -four.
The growing crop in Maryland since the fodder
has been taken off, shows what the farmer may expect
gathering time. The crop is very poor one indeed
Even good lands the failure sensible as on thin
lands The truth is the has been too cold
for The failure has not been from cultivation or
drought excessive wet but in the prevalence of cool
weather, and the failure ia general This however is
Int single instance. -