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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-12
Total, 1850 bushels.
e.i7O, 900 bushels.

The aggregate population of these States is now not
less than 902 being gain of Is yer cent the CEN
sus of $780, AMI the consumption of wheat at Al bushels
to the head 900 Bushels thus leaving surplus Of
ooo6 600 u shes for export In conclusion 1t is to be re.
marked that the price surplus Wheat and that
is full average it is worthy Of remark
ISOLATION the farmers that from the year 1920 to that of
lSi prime wheat has been less In price, in Pha
dephia than cents equalo 81 Sc barrel for Flour
This 1870 and 26 in both of which yearsthis
try Greet Britain hai plentiful harvess. Wheat on
the Ohio in 1926 brought 80 CENTS the discrepancy be-
tween 90 and 49, while the prices OF each year 90
Is in the Atlantic Cities be accounted for by the
facilities of Steam navigation in 1926 ever 1890
is again repeated that prime wheat during the present
season. will 60 below 90 cents in the Northern Allan
tic cities which price in New York il should command
As per bushel in St Louis provided is standard
wheat, and in good condition for fol- eign shipment
We leave this TO the Western producer and TO the
dealer. Let them read the above and reflect.
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pomestic ImnortatIons.

CuARLEsToS-Shp Caiharin-25 bales yarn C Winthrop
- boxes Edelston son-l3 q Kechum-52 bales
Mnliandl36 Pilot LIE Barbieri5O casks rice Porer
Ferel box silver Gale Wood colo bales Lee
lis do cotton Smith Mi,-2i6 TO order.
CHAhLEsToN-Brg DImon-2l8 rice Victor Duckwi,z
Jos b iss Cotton Z haiand-3 Buck * co-2e smith, Mills
&ro-3i Spagde Robinson * mdse B Mean--l l.
BARTLETT pkg w arriner.
SAyANNAH-Brig Sterliug-2ll bales Colman-8
do ibis A MeI29 hxs tobacco NJ Emanuel ok w
q B.rge.- hox W Manu- Hopkins Perkins-l Taylor
order
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Died.

On the morning Of the 18th instant JAMES GoopBY in
the 4lst year of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
tend his funeral this afternoon at O'clock from his late
residence 7th avenue near SD street.
Yesterday morning, at o'clock, Mr.. JAMES CoNSELL,
aged SIS years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family request
ed to attend his funeral from his late residence No l39
Washington street. without further invitation.
On Tuesday morning, the 18th inst, JAMES MURRAY
STR.TH infant OF James NJ and Martha Strath aged
months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day. at O'Clock
25S Hudson street.
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port of breaduhs into that kingdom Is twenty millions
Of bushels One is from America and less
than millions Of bushels finds its way to South
America end the Islands OF the Sea. We have then ba
lance OF six and hall millions, which may go into the
Hence is concluded that although the price grain will
be low II Will not fall in the northern Atlantic ports
low 30 cents Wheat will bear to be shipped ST. Louis
at Is cents when the price east 90 cents but profit
oan be male on it. The great surplus this year will be
wl not yield much than an average crop-probaby
i've per cent above Ohio will yield not less than twenty
one millions OF bushels, being the largest grain growing
state IN the union and estimating her population in 1912
at 100000 ner surplus will be 3oOoeos most Of which
leaves the State.
is estimated that the yield Of wheat in those States
bordering on the Mississippi, will be as follows
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Passengers Arrived,

HAvRE-Packt ship Burgundy-A Gardelle and lady Miss
Gudee, Augusta Ga; Robbins, South Carolina; L Ler
New York-5i in the seerage. -
CHARLEsroN-Shp G arharine-Mrs Evan, Miss Tenney
NJ Hart.
sAvAssAH-Brig Steng-Mr Rowns, Miss Rowns, Mr. Ro
beItson, MIR H:ksoR-5 in the seerage.
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Passengers Sailed.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Wellington-Mrs Elizabeth Nugent
Miss London Capt Townsend Royal Artillery; X CHI
Fryer Mrs Sterling and daughters England; Loomis Mr.
Abbott and family. MRS Copse and family.
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TERRAPlN LUNCH,

TERKAPIN LUNCH,
UNDER THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
n OURMON QUI VIVE! THOUSANDS
of our good cts lover. Of good fare: have been Tor
closing of the far-famed :" Tenapn Lunch" The "6fu
fevsr is now, however over and again may they feed
WE'LL for be it known that the John Adams of
memory hang. his ha' a the Terapin also the
w Cart Now, then, smack lips ys comorants the
Turtle Soup and steak line the mantle of Sandy has fallen
upon john perfection good eating and drinking be
again guaranteed The TesPin single look INTO the old
purse, and of the genuine half the old prices will
TICKLE the palate Of the veriest anchore.
inc 0reeu Turtle served up this day, and day during
the seaao o. ms m
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Married.

Gu Tuesday, the 10th inst by the Rev. E. =. Hatfield
Mr.. GEORGE Y. BARrHoLr to Miss MARGARET ]. ADAMS
daughter of the late John Adams deceased all of this
city.
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FIFTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR

" The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF THE CITY
DAY aiT 6ige NUN SEeiHP to take
G,es nc s. The testing Of n ush', East New York
s9Ts 1s'sEn 81 Ssss%s
s.y d EGs Work.
Oct tSs eEsnnS Soeoa of the friends of bom.
I'D. SS Hty HsJI Lyssnm of Natural History OppO
On Or before oNDAY l7h INST, all entries of CATTLE
de- s az ct b. &c
TSs NEXT DAY Oct, s-Nauc.l Exhibition a, Castle
Garden Persons wishing to enter boats will address the Nau
WEDNESDAY. Oct, ls-The CATTLE must be on the
4 s.n n 18th as1 /, Ire hi. day NJ
oes The 'S sss DAY 1
1.-THE ds T, q S X O'clock p NJ BY the Hon H. O. O.
friday, Oct. si~sALE OF CATTLE, at Ii O'Clock A.
NJ ol23u
s
wsA " is
s SEsSS b Nj Maf' and as
fSs as
Gen Gen S.bI s'S s,s%. A5 s Ssa,n
Col MaRons y''' Msnm %uriI , Hart ESQ
SSraen Anef.on E. eITi ed S'SwdGs h ESQ
ff.% w.d fdi1d. E Esq Y..sS a. scas:
Tickets 50 each admitting gentleman and two ladies' to be
EsEe; will down their company with their horses heads
T. RAND INVITATION CRoTON yELEBRATIoN
in ,a hGnS Of t great Crf'9n S G
T,o Saloon on tha evening podworths celebrated Band
engaged and the floor will be under the Of Mr.
gentleman s and ,sf be had tn:
No without LADIES': except eeS m
Forsmen and Of the Fire Department are
ed al saloon and procure their tickets oa s.
RIO GROCERS.-Engh Table Salt In casks of six dozen
saw = w. - SUN PEsRssE & BROOKS,
OPT No 81 Liberty street.
305 GsR a s. % T ses ssd The AZ
They SS e He
HAvANA.-MRs. WEsl''s Boarding House has oesn en-
q house.
ende de "a Maehina, decidedly superior othsr
,Ss wharf spS d' al c%as s s
and villages he Of
s.. ''! m: s Ss
Confidently @ ps az 4. BE
greater advantages to the traveller invalid for winter
The propetos again caution strangers destined Havana
w s% .s na b. q he ' B6sy s
aud ia conformity with which permit to dseu bark with lug
o h HSass III c ss 5 e Which
s6g q @ " ss by and %
House viii relieved Immediately II they cam advise vi bys
% wh IN e he 1 81;
late the day, will obviate detention of from q hours
Travellers may leave home have their letters
lis distinctly written very frequent snaau arc re ds
with foreign names the Havana Post Ufce) which will in
lure !ns earliest delivery through his box and rAer safe
csn and English -eived in paymese, and letters
so Iswlmsr
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THURSDAY, Oct. 10,
At 10 O'Clock. at the store 81 Plat st.
Fire Tenders. &c,
40 casks Joseph Wostenholms" best Sheffield Britannia
IN quality AND patterns exceed by that has
The above shipped and consgn,d by the
ana sale at auction Is ordered peemptorily and without
70 close the same The invoice consists and co
Also cases German silver and British plate
waters toast racks, shutters and trays &c.
Also 100 nests brass snd wire feuders and without fe
Also y o'clock 100 and lots of guas rifles pistols
OF single ard double barrel guns brown and
tent breach, &c.; do sporting do, in fine cases.
so English belt and dueing pistols, smooth and rifle
pore; do ~ mahogany cases with apparatus complete.
hso German and French pocket pistols, Bowie knives
B. In the above invoice of Guns many of celebrated
MAKERS and OF very fine qualities and worthy particular
senion OF country well city dealers. Catalogues will
of sale. ' ""'' aio o."
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO ship Masters.

10 Ship Masters.
We shall favor il captains vessels arriyne
here will give Commodore W. A. Bassctt of news fleet
report the shipping left the port whence they sailed The
vessels spoken on their passage, list of their cargo, and any
foreign they have. Commodore Basset
board tom Immediately their arrival We will recprocare
the favor in
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10 Correspondents.

Our correspondents foreign ports
~ send by vessel all the gence they cal
obtain Nautical information of any kind any Sne re
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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GP s Ms%: FERN FERN z s Merchant 'q MI.
oi''''.iiH slave OVERTURE Mn Aa's's: S.'si
sa..'iss 5 S H';i' 'Si ';.'''-'
SS .Sa$sm, $ xS :!:s S. s:::l
3: : s:;, s,., Nh:
The Garden opens halipas six-eno commence
-'l T,eie,s s-tsn cent.
CHATHAM THEATHE.
This NSps o Ts e f;s Ers Tie,
John Smith and vii 1922 spr in ,S:; N:se
,., TIE Fl b R islfsss b.
Jim ,,,.. r rae s sftxsee sA' S iiis5 &
MS Is ffos;Gsf i Ets ''' 'A''
Be, o sss HSs daily from where Ticket. ..ys
Park THEATRE.
THIS EN VIZ mp S Sns Bk sS ;., -
Sir r.,., THE n Ssi. '.,,s.a
s' 5Is Surface p. Ss:, E;y Nus
Pa, Rooney NJ a TGs SSS n! 49,,
aai:: FL ..a j IL: ::s
Doors open 81 o'clock and the perfor.anes will CON
MITCHELL's OLYMPIC TTaEHTRE,
~ Broadway. New York.
General Ccun. Der Teimer. Mr. Raymond
dfsnadc Mr. Graham Ame Miss M n1y! linn
u 80 ALo%sR B%PRSSxY;
K:,' s .s% &. Mn Ms:
eo@%s1 &C. At halsps.. :, every evening: -
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDEN.
RNOADWAf, opposit. ST. Pauls Church. under he
1'ss"'' # a e 4 EssgsD' NOVELTIES '
nsii Dr. Il v 1PI Il f'f!sisf week. COZ"
sh%: * :ss:
% ':s s1'ss: s s. Il.
~ y;s s.:, w, s:'9ass: peculiar ..d :y
=, s0s's & mi MILE 2f's sosS WITHOUT HRMs
3; a:ss ss. ss.s ss T.
s g; sss s''
Elsysn HS'oaason FS na1ox wssh r...ns
s ase X. ,Sm1.s = TRY =. ssd
La Petite Celeste, graceful and admired d.n.eu.e; Mia
Md M S9s The
SdSf y.;sr... UNA sss5gs
"rfsas sis A''sn''''-' Den
esn.GS!dsa f Ss pIes cen 'n' .a'
hEsH 4InS SsSRSsssE8sfSHHHEssd AES'h
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
Oh Sroaa,ea " opposite t. The :, Pars.
NMoyScEs VI! sif,:as: IL: s: h. Effected.
both hS%.Ehss: III. feat q dancing Dime, plates:
Il. s:S ofss's$
fs.',s sae q gS:. .ass MI Dssii: F
sss:s
sssf %aas :'i
AMERICAN THEATRE-WALNUT-sT
PHILADELP
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUsHMAN.
viii HS H M,frTEsTt:d'
fsnf' hi Sd t'EEs sS%sa o."
THE Got H1ifI r Farmer.
''TRG s 81; 81 ss:;'::s; 81. Jon. s.''
ss:.::s s'is
"''' ''''' STABAT M SIHliYt:iiv'
osa s,sS S.' a. I'D sSTss Orchestra in which the
| Nine spohr zahn
NJ NJ. Ii:S': NJ NJ: $$? ssEe'. Mr. Mr. billie .S.sa
Nh NJ: s sssa z'" Mr. Mr. T ) xss Mrs MsD'''
IENoRs.
II: A$? s.sa NMi NJ Es:'asy NH NJ s s%::
NJ sisSs NJ NJ s ss:.s;a. Nj N, l.. ''
Mr. Ksvsusgh
d dssss5 NJ R Rsn.sn
'S'n'' rRoGRAMMiE&.' 's'"''
l. Concerto-org,n Mr. Be,mss Rink
ag.r,s.,s and cho%:.Sn Morley. Mad spohr z.A.
: Psssss i'I5 ssssin a ssd Mrs. Morley.
:;s Solo II? Ss; Ma s' ssss, z.A. .. A....
c s'"'I and Mr. NJ; 81 Morley Tis;
I'd n; sS15. sss"H Mad spohr A'''sn'i
g. % cent; s.eh,o b had the ;tspe:
No. p MAIDEN IL Lam Mr. rspa H.ncs:i
DP}o.CPsns, o'clock. The Concert will
TIVOLI SALOON.
M., si p sS;sTi Goafs1s x:s%Ss Nis S.
70 himse md hi. establishment reputation ndspendsnto
& With Re:
them that pains expense will be spared give entire
pa T,....u .v.,,,. wM r; D9ENMAN. rrssri;ses;
SELF PROTECTORS.
ssledoe!nE keDss.aE Fs,si:' which ); S:e6:s.s
wolves and discharge, merely pulling nisssr the cham
ike repeating pistols The very
they be drawn from the pocket and used hsnd
man can crook his finger They U'dina
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DR.. WHEELER, OCULIST.

I WHEELER Oeuist 30 Greenwich street, NY respect
fully informs the public that consequence OF has
having become enlarged he is compelled
to confne his Office attendance strictly between the hours
Of A. Nj, and p NJ, after which he visits his door pa
tients,
Notwithstanding that the many hundreds
which Dr. w. has attended, many have been operated by
otht ofc without and pronounced by them in
and effect perfect cure despite every dssdvsntage winch
have presented ITSELF and almost
hope. j this edented in his the
various (htherto considered incube diseases Of the that
enables MIN with confidence refer the afflicted
with him. and his mild mode Of treating DIS
orders Of this restored p,tients
a scientific oculs
long standing be efctuay and permanently cured and
films, specks, removed without surgical operations
Terms suit the circumstances Of the patient 90 Imssr
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addressed 20 House at this Once will &c attended TO- "'
Europe "A respectable female yssm Of age wishes to
Span Pc rmane mt situation family
york. YORK gwen Adde" A. boz 's' upper Post oe.
TO LET-A Broker. Once IL Wall with first rate run
GO .ou
Alabama Funds rates, at the above Office
On REwARp-Lo on Saturday aftsTnoon liver color.
name Of Rue Any person having found him. will
ceiye the above reward. oil sIsrc
s%: as: On s.s %s as
81 Il Frs;
BBRoswS sS.s s. pERsss r.
Pliers engraved Ladies seals pencil
painted i " q M:d a~E Ss,fi
RASIITrERsYx AND PHILADELPHIA HoTELs.1MRs
public pI the liberal patronage she this sea-
families FOR board
the winter. on the most reasonable terms. oI0 lwsr
s;"s B' %se S W o. hs s.,,1Y
Ho.aas es,Iemey dscoa. snS upaaa A.
leisd Tea 50 hgky celebrated in China Europe st i'm.
Ti S.s TS cf1zis
q me-
Majors OFFICE, Oct. II Isi2-Notce to owners and
I've Of Hacks Cabs Carts Stages and ali vehicles il
You are hereby required refrain between the hour. of
hoSh the M en- e mw IL II, h from Pc,:.E
Ss viz From Battery Place Broadway
S,sS Co Ss. o s,:s
'' Tbe GS ~nea. o ist TO ,i PAX
through os said streets between ' saR R?Ti
TbwThf , member. Of hjS Society notified
day. monoe ha ora q Whs and Center Fl
s 1i e'%nf Ss o tas
ol2 at,.-r ALEXANDER WELSH. Marshal
sui, eGIAN ASD . sdHMSS
fs. .,v q the frs ,s,Ps 6iy pleasure
tar and Singing and feel they cannot a to give
sn R corner of Henry and Pineapple
A NCIENT ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. TIT,
II Is SaS e
3cy, Arch Mascas good standing ms~sers Of GSapt nsa
s'.:s 's' ss';s va. s. cSss: :;
N "a; os,' ss ss
SHARhEs WATKINS.
o,.a.r Committee .! Ar.ass msna fsE
WATCHES LOWER THAN EvEWis co . -;
is ns f S. soef OF S duties S By hs late
capement Lepne, and other Watches OF new and srleudd
paiteI and Jewery, a. retail considerable reduction
from sgv e,s being much lower haS bought
TO dollars EACH Watches Jewey exchanged bought
All watches warranted to keep good tine the money
warranted At much less than the usu. a prices.
" Z. ALIEN, Importer Of w .tches ard Jewclry.
OH lmem Wholesale and Retail, 30 Walls. up stairs.
M r. sEGERs woald respectfully call the attention Of
he trade generally, TO his Axla system Of ng
men being one that ascertain POINTS with that degree
accuracy which he believes has before
The above system be had Of Mr. j. Dubois 29I
Roadway where all times the system with instructions
will ne gwen solicit careful examination by the cvmpe
tent and impartial Of the trade.
ol2 Insm H. sEGER.
TO LAWYERS-A young gentleman, who has had about
four years exp nee in the Office of an attorney desi
this city, The advertiser competent charge Of the
paciise of Office and the best of references
capabiy, &c. addressed Young left the Office
of The Herald stating when and where had
VIII meet with prompt attention ol23teosr
&7 LIVERPOOL COAL AFLOAT.-Dscharxed from
% ship North America, foot OF Beekmsn cargo Of Liver
pool Goal for family all lowered into hold for sale in
lots suit purchasers the above low price Carriage extra
Apply to WILLIAMS & FERGUSON
ol2 3lsH 20 Oak and lO7 Anthony street
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GENTLEMENS LEFT OFF ARDROBE.
GENTLEMEN Families laying aside articles wearing
apparel and wishing to dispose Of the for cash.
obtain from the subscriber 20 cent than from other
To ladies' and gentlemen about leaving the city being
be red with superuous wardrobe, will find much their
advantage send for the subscriber who will attend them
their residence by appointment A line addessed to
II. LEVETT,
BOX 1907 LOWER POST OFFICE,
will be punctpallv attended to. ola imsr
WALLS END COAL, at $3.50 per Cbaldron--i3o chaI.
w dron quality for parior use, dischargg from
schooner Delaware Market Slip for sale
chasers, by JOHN OSBORN. IS Wall street.
10
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NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned soics attention large Of
Goods for ia and winter wear including beaver cotns
for cassmeres in variety Of styles forpan
tai IONS.
Rich silk satin, and merno vestngs, whchw be made up
order usual moderate charges, for ready
Ready made cloaks &c, constantly hand
VIM Il. JENNINGS, Draper and Tailor,
SIS imssm 300 Broadway, American Hotel.
pILLlARDS-Otis Field resi- ectfuly invites the lovers
Ibis amusement 70 Bas,fords Rooms, the eli
Eating House, lt9 Fulton, and ~ Auu street where
choice may be had Of eisht tabesehcr Slate Marble ron
mahogany with India Rubber Cloth Composition Cush
on in combination with all the late European improvements
Visitors will find the bar either Washingtonan otherwise
suit their fancy so Imissec
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NOvELTIEs!! UNPRECEDENTED ANUSE- :
MENTS -! AND ASTONISHING EN-.
TERTAINMENTS!U!
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY.
broadway, opposite the Park.

ChHhRe OF PerfOr m Q moo.
Mr. H. BENNETT, Manager,
NNOUNCES wrh much pleasure. tina, he effected an
"A engagement with Sisnol Blitn the wonnernl magician
and veninlogus who is allowed to be without rival In
both hemsIheres His feat Of dancing six Dime. plates
truly aculus. The has also services
of Mr. Jenkins the nimtabe deinator Of co mic and eceen-
c characters and highly popular singer Mr. Dea!ue will
give his mutations Of Booth Forest Hambln &c. Miss Ro
sale the ,harming vocalist will Fncy glass blowing
Performance commences the lecture
at past day performance Wednesday and Saturday
Extensive Preparations being made the occasion
q
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DIR. MORRISON.

DIX. MUKKISON.
NJ FORTH RIVER DISPENSARY. mix Fulton
~ 0rcenwichDr Morrison, Member OF the Royal College
Of Surgeons London, and formerly Surgeon the British Ma
continues be consulted daily all delicate
nsure and all those distressing symptoms nu
dici0us and imprudent medicines
DR. NJ has had an experience of twenty yeas treating
delicate diseases all their various and implicated iorms ami
ing the yenere. virus with certainty without sbscting the
patient risk restricting him ni diets pur
uis while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Per-
srTemcnt OF the post ate gland a.ce mpanieJ with much I'M
aton and dull pain about these psr Of the
fc manner, promoting Absorb OF the ickensd circular
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY-Thoussndso of youus
suffering from tie consequences OF indulgence in
destructive habit whose further injured from
the use Of nostum. al pretended specifics: which stimulate
purely pathological principles and nevers in establishing
curc-the and confidence observed
Letters psid, coutannga suitable fec will
the correspondents full advice and medicine to Of the
Union, by his giving history of his detail box Full
o Greenwich. ola fnsr
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Hardware Auction General Agency and Commission
Business.
NIB H. Timpson will give his particular attention to
outdoor sales OF Household Flu nure, Groceries, SC.
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ADJUSTMENTS

AM USEMENTS.
NihLOs GARDEN,
The Magnificent Panfor,;,,. ,,u.y IL.
THE NIGHT OWL " '"s
The WONDERFUL Ravel Family.
THIS EVENING. the performance will eommo,..
O'Clock, with '"ee ~ sisht
AN OVERTURE
Amer which
P0LICHINEL EN- VOYAGE
The Pashs of SmvIn~ n-
Ambassador Of Naples Mon. u ~ ellis
Punch, Gabriel Ravel Zerbero An, W!nIppsI
Caleb, Mr. II Well NadiT Is E~sei
Osmyn, Mons FERN Slave Merchant Ios.1k es.sss
rshn2r me erih Zobeide, Miss Wells
Zetuipe, -, Mile 4 Doufreville
Circassian Slave, Nine Antoine Rsyel
To conclude maxn,nce ;o,r
MAZULME, OR THE NIGHT OWL
Mazuime the Night Owl, Mr. Wells
Sheyaer banano, Jerome Ravel
aa.hi,e, Gabriel Ravsl
naeion, Antoine Havel
phiamtm, Mons Dauverxn
Mariana, poor Peasant, Mime Jerome Rsvs,
Julie, her daughter, Mile DoutrrxiIIr
81. Luima, Cireassian Slave Mas WeIIs
half.past seven. 49, 90 s"~"e"'e
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L.. HOUGH. Aucuoneer

L. F. HOUGH, Auctloneer.
GENTEEL FURNITUkE.-On Thursday Oct l3th at
10 o'clock at 81 Croby street. all he Furniture contained
in the house cos gof Carpets Bureaus Sofas and
Sofa Bsdsteads French m,hogany and eured maple Chars
Clocks, Pictures China, Earthen and Glass Ware. Cooking
and Paror Stoves Beds, Bedding and Bedsteads. &c.
Also, large of Kitchen Furniture with which
the sale will commence. Sale positive, shine.
Ol2 2t's*r
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New YORK. "wednesday M arch 9, Isaa.
To Medical Advertisers.

The Lancet now presents the hes, medium Undressing
the medical profession It's circulation is nearly three
thousand copies weekly and extends to every section
the Union Publishers of medical works, surgical in
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