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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CUURCU

SMITH, DRINRER & NORRIS.
LATE SMITH PALMER
II AVE for sale N Large Collection of rb.,,,-
n gica1 Works, Among which, are the following
additional Prayers suited to the various , Ssn weeks with
Of family by the Rev z Biekerssth-iJus, publ.hedl
Pnneipahues and powers by Charlotte Elizabeth
FIora's Biography by do
Tales ami Illustrations do
Blunt's Life Of Christ, &c
Biekersiih IN Prayer.
Do on Baptism.
Ancient Christianity and the Doctrines Oxford Tracts.
ienry 'ommunieant's Companion.
Dsee NoF-Learn to Die Religious Discourse by c. sutton
saera Priyata Private Medaons and Pr,v. Of III, R. p
T. wilson D. D. Lord Bishop Of soder Man. fin, complete
Hearts Ease remedy against Troubles by Patrick
Medahons n Sacrament by C sutton D. D.
Early English Church. by E A. with or.s,c. INV
the Right Rev l. : Ives d D. Of North Carolina. -
The Better Covenant practically considered We Rev =
Ge, NJ A. with preface, and table OF eoDu,. oy Rev H.
Sae author Of tire Pastors Testimony Walk Zion CAN
Mrs Hawkes. Memoirs including remark. =,
extracts from Sermons and Letters OF the late
Elisha, by w Krmmaeher D. d. author Of Elijah -. H.,
bite. ~ u Eiyah uie Irish
Dew Of Israel by do
farables by do, translated German bv P,os tr
Agnew. y ''O'esSor = IT,
Kingdom Of Christ delineated in two Ess,vs ~ o,.
account Of his and nature Of his Kinvdo - ~
Whaisly d. d. Archbishop Dublin 60 W n
w WiIberforces Correspondence edited By bis Som ~
oeriofee Vicar o East Farleigh = wibertrre l,rn
oil suTy &c Revised edition. vo-
Companion forthe Festivals and Fasts Of IN. p Z GU, -
the u : A. by J. u. Hobert. ID. d. - L. '"ufeh IN
bhoP Gsods Prayers adapted various occasions Of social
taiions ' Se''es oi Ffayers and Medi-
Popular In6ielity, by the Rev. H. Hooker.
Also Bibles and the Book Common Prav., III, , $500, -
styles Of binding Of which in Turkey Morro r
oInanened and gut from the pocket editon 10 I
and cheap editions sunday schools Pov R.ns se sSSio
anu iestnenis IN various bindings sizes For S,Je bv
SMITH DRINKER NORRIS
~ Book Binder L.
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LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,

LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE,
O0O HHDS. y. q. Sugar. part prime
AcO 40 do Porto Rico do part superior
90 boxes Loaf and Lump sugar
20 hhis Trinidad
~ DO New Orleans No, ,s,r,
5 do Porto REQ '''i'N'St~''
do Matanzas
ego bags fume 1.1guira
$50 do Rio
% Do Oh Government Java
60 Do Cubs ,.,,-.-r,.
ESQ DO Porto Rico ''''''"
$50 d. African
p do Maacaibo
- do a. Domingo
500 sides Sole Leather Ucmock and OAK Tanned
Shoe Thread AMI Irvine
Rags Pepper do Pricnto
700 kegs Nails and Bnds
5 tons American Bistrrcd steel
p tons Virginia Blrlron
Is bales Virginia and Georgia Cotton
50 tcrccs prime Rice
Sacks Salt English Refined Table Salt
100 boxes sxtO and iOtt2 Window Ciass
10 taics son shell Almonds
ego loHes Bunch Raisins
Drums Pigs
los Wood Ware
30 DOZEN Painted Buckets
20 d. Corn Blooms
. haies Hops
bushels Clover seed
Imperial and Guurov,icr Tea Black Tea
uemp and MANILA Bel Cords
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
~ bags Woo-iq h1gs Fcaihcrs-Couon Yarns
$50 hugs sliot-Kers Duppnts Gun powder
Sporting Powder
Writing Letter md Wrapping PAPER
: boSes soap. Brown Narcs1iei White Scented. &c.
50 Do Hul's Patent Can'ies
DO Taiow
DO Sperm Do
sherry. ror. Muscat and Champagne Wines
London Porter
Salt retrc Alum Corpcms Madser and Indigo
Tar Fitch. Mackcrcl Stone Ware &c &c.
NH 81
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US'r received by recent arrivals the following
- very superior and extensive and
Cens SHOES aud slippers which shall unusually low
S INV
Ladies Brk lasting Buskins
Do Pine Morocco ". Buskins
Do No. Kid thin DO
DO. DO Paris coloiIrcd DO
Misses French Morocco button Slipper.
DO Do do. Buskins
Do CoOured DO. Do.
'hl1Tens French Morocco " Buskins
Do Brk DO. and Kid and Slips
. DO 'oloured DO. DO. H.. and Anes tie.
Also always on hand Of Ladies Kid and No
toeee Slip Bukns French thin soe, Also all ma
OF every KIND Tor the manufacture and
sNep Fary among which be beautiful article Of
iues eour-d Moroeeoan Of which up to order in
very superior style and at the shortest notice
cent below former prices ma a mn
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

"A of
a lsafes against los or damage by FIRE dwelling 6ouses
Manufacturing establishments nInurr and letehap
dns in Esh'raL on the most favorable terms.
Any loses which the Company may sustain on rgue. taken a,
IN. agency VIII be adjusted with proup,ude AMI heraiiy
made to the subscriber who has been fully appointed Agent for the
CITY Of Richmond and vicinity.
n BALDWIN Ar.p,
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c
wholesale aud Retail.
q WE take tins occasion N remind our friends
s"d ss&sSs se i OF Coed az s, s our s
- lower than formerly. It is our detsrninaton 10
r., our stock a. fast possible, COUNTRY MER.
CHANTS AMI purchasers generally to give us cali before h.y sy
assuring them that part shan be wanting 10 1ss
% IN AL respects Amongst our assortment offer follow
FOR LADIES.
ven superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers, pan
Ladies ver superior French Morocco Walking Shoes. do
No 10 f.. S DO se1lsIin and KID do DO
DO do caisGn and Bues,l~ sh s,p'' 'e'Di'0 VI
do eooured Morocco sipoer.. white sa,n do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
GensneH. ven superior cakin and Morocco D. Boot.
DO Cafskn Boots I'd Ord and 18th qualities
DO very superior cai.En and Morocco Brosan', Nile
Do Ksn nrogan. and sos. G ,..o, 90
DO fine Ha'S1i' S'oS y ias slgpe"
Misses ver fine French sorosoo aud KID Slipper.
Do DO DO DO and % se w..snS so ssos:
Do do seal.kin and Ieathe i'' waRnS shoe.
BOYS
Boys very fine Calfsln Brogans and Shoes
DO do do KpsQn do do
DO lined and bound pegged and Brogans
DO thick unbound pegged nd Seysed DO
WOMEN.
" ON leather pessed and 'ewed wet.. assorted
D' DO do do Boots do
do do lid and Morocco slippers do
MEMS.
"Ih hned and bound pegged and sewed Kip Brogans
~" u" do do do
DO thick unbound pegred and sewed Brogap,
do thick begged and Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Of Chdrcns Boots and SHOES NJ all -ce
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunk n,
pfor Carpet Travelling Bags Nace Trunks Can and Letter Pane.
Wrapping Paper shoe Thread assorted Shoe brushes Backing
Hair Trunks, all sizes &c. D. BT|IIINGToN A. 90
ap % ''' III '''', S, S.oes' H. Se-
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VOLUME 90. NUMBER 1876.
TIE HEST FAMILY
MAGAZINE IN AMERICA
GREfT Success.

Sht-fT SUCCESS.
SiANf Family Magazine. ". understand ~. -.
-. S''uAton Of five thousand aFri . f- fnfn,f =.
~ ' ever 'an throughout an p,,.
-, ~ - eVery lover Of rence carnne ~ ,h- ~,
t,.,, M EVER Pihli>hed Every prn6t..v Il.
WIN nov ama elcrant engravnrx an the .r,,, ~ ~,
uees IN pro- ant veT-e s.l.etrt Win .,r-,,
me wofs - edited BY Mr.. our r,,A.r, -, -,
VIII agree with NJ ti this could no, r,,- .v,,,
sensible man-.N y. DAILY Vsrs ' NH'e
The following from the Editor q New wo,,l dated Anal
49,
Sears New Monthly Family u,,,x,..--yv
have omitted TO notice tins Magazine xheh W.. ro,n,
previous entertainments and t,, !, , -.
We understand has already gained for popa
- - WI insure - permanent success M object
much IN furnish original sp-custons the rv. ~ ,n a. - a.
% within The reach Of AL IN cheap ntesbLs and attractive
'r ne mis- 81 general knowledge in
prhsve volumes AMI therefore De- aiian. hy thoe ~
means AMI ei're serve them for prolonged research n aims
y ue monopoly Of KSowLEnoE consequently Of power;
AMI 5sre the most liberal support public 81 per annum
l. Nc HARRoLD
up ~ Agent Virginia
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CHILDkEN'S BEAUTIFUL CATER BOOTS
Isr To hand supply Of the above very beautiful Gale Boot.
JUDAH MYERS A CO.
ma - mill mil, c.. n.
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nrs. Ellis New Book ut 25 Gents
IINHE WIVES OE ENGLAND tL.;-
NOW COMpJ ETD

a DICTIONARY OF Arts, Manafletires and NJ.
Ir n = 1l,uon OF their Principles Praeice bv ani
" =. X : &c Illustrated with 1910 neN
1A volume q 1870 Pages strongly bound in e,iIr 5 y
ap % ' "i'ALt MORRIS.
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NEW BOOKS, Mar ~.

NEW BOOKS, Mas ~.
4 w. RANDOLPH has received D--rrt,ison en- The ai.
ass o. N. NaIIay sinus BY c. A. Harms NJ D. D. D. =
Professor of DeEtry Baltimore
ory o. Congress Exhibiting Classification the proceed
ngs 81 the senate and House Of Representatives.
No Murrays Encyclopaedia u Geography
Coopcrs Prccaution. =
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

ECENED aud opening this day beautiful col
ofd Caters and Half Caters They indeed rare and
beautiful J. z. WATKINS < CO. Main street
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FAMILY AND PATENT NEDICIN

II published by T. Lue the Eeiecte Museum of Fo,.i,
Literature. Science Ar for AprI 80. ~ Ioieis
AZ NJ Book Store OF Jap 27l SMITH DRNEFP -
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FOR the removal and permanent a all dis
cases arising from an impure stntc OF the
Hood. or hnbit OF the system. viz:
Sernflla Kings Evil Rheumatism. Cuaneou Er
tons, Pimpes Po-ules Face Boehe Bies Chronic
sore Eyes. Ring Wom letter Head Enlargement and
pain Of the Bones and joints Stubborn Ulcers syphe symp-
toms Seiaiea or Lumhago and diseases arising an nudi-
eious Use Of Mercury Ascie Dropsy exposure or punce
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders removed
By preparation
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M have just received Fresh Supply NJ tho-e very handsome
w French Morocco and Nd slippers and Ties a. sI OR
pair For bargains apply al MYERS a 90 y"
uh - Cheap Boot. shoe nd Trunk Dealer.
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a LBANi ALE-lo bbs Ale, -Eggleston Putnam 4 Co 5ri
NV ~ - JAMES A. PATTESoN.
Lr.2Ooo sacks Liverpool fine imported direct for sale nv
stxypu
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r.. N. HUDSON,

ONCE on Main Street, Square atope fls Banks
Performs all operations this Teeth for their beauty ami
ton and Inserts the best Kind Of lbeorhc Teeth prv or i'm
full sets the approved plans Refer tn the 4, va ID, Pin
e Revd DE- Empie. Hubbard Gardner lion D. a. Bali,n
Dr. ohambeIayne Dr. H. e. Cabs and George Watson ~ D.
MI Il-l2m - ~
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Foreign ImportatIOns.

LTERroeL-ship Montezuma-i9 pkgs Tookeri Mead co
sSG 5Sas
81 ST' Tn%F9S %a H Ss1as PHELPS ae
Geo Peaset Ingls ssqst-2 W Fisher Gortoa Hodges
ss,sSsy R W S FSoa
@Ss sSls fR
EsS S,TyaSs S$;Is PSSsdsSa HS$lo!qoi%&
ef5a% a1en DFo B%G
G Wm W1; Rfhfd;o% Wa'sggS Smith hpTg
sassssa s"f! saa fafS9ssn
RssS Bird ;s Y@Ss' S;si9S' 6
% M|f%' sSss &S Rs9g2
Fadsh COS smith Tharsar COL Hugh Aschinco;;I
FsFsuse% G Barron Hale Br a5,
ss 5iTss T'iei gss? Aseay
cables @HeEf sG tHss Saf kR
Ey,yls sxs mdzs bales whmsrsh s
powders Ieeoe tons on 50 ons coal
R RABBI Ps'ie4ss do
Cummings Roach puns hhd iwhishey schermerOn s
Mfsn sf % ms T KLINE Me-
FaHsSss Mssa s MG f bsFs
sS;;i1Ss 1S RGfis opf Bsa
a:,. FSsSls Jolly j, kSs
S9!i;sF
HantnstoSs c%,5spd, sshlsnpf seSsrDi Bae
$50 Sp%Sa% BsIagiaSi Ssann;z eo@s 4asH
SsT T 6ss Ea;:e GisassfS W%i
GaeSae Roger $%su T,s%e qs
w Library Go9gEes5 Hysss FIJI Mysa
i Groeselsnde-i Leans-2 Bonrrya 'iVernoisN2 RG
snse- BsFsyg- yS% PpI sb91 BsFI
i J Hyde-s BALM sand.E-i 6 obeurt-rBourry d.
S
rnenpuisS@s Breitbaupt ehunD5 Rop eSn
Fs Peo, MCdn s PSPsr mi
hapPsG1m L9qsr- eca Carson eSIA Whe
BaS a ninnfsfaP De
toze Yoz-2 Derairman Boizard- Leyou'-4 Brindly
MAnsrnLrs Courier-5le bxs soap 200 brs oil 800
SE$9R e7 5t.
eauoa 6Ss %da s casks swe5 suphe
%Sf
pkg sSS s. sosp G fsL
srs. cream sfers schaeder- c MD bx mad
6 SOAP Nchae-sQo Barren cases book painting
sa% Pops s aanis M sPSn sP gsa
Leeds bSs lemons 200 baskets olive OIL 800 bxs Md
50 bys olives 200 bx soap bbs flowers Of madder bales
p cks m.dders cases cton cask verdgn 30 cks
BarMFS SHIP Psu,ine1ls@ bar. iron oslrchs Eruser.-
sdo ss6q Beydqa1 DO GfkS' ePf ssSa?
sra bales Do B NsP KG9p as ReTmas do do a.
S SS' dS BG%eh%S %
Kehsrtam-l piece Rackeman-l pkg Noenus Pavensied
ci:s zig Ss
60 ar casks 10 kegs do Van Damme1 half pipes so bb do
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"'e"'e'" is Oe'ooe iofo' - - - - - 3,o<i
QUEBEC ASHES TRADE-CoMPARArVE STATEMENT, Oc-
Increase October l, 1913, ............. ........5

The markets closed on Saturday very firm. after
week Of great activity The business of the is at
Its heigLh The fall trade is about half overs and from
present appearances, the remainder of the season will
bring the most extensive operations
The arrivals from Europe have been numerous, all Of
which have brought very favorable reports of foreign
markets. Our accounts down to the oath ult. The
demand for American produce very active, and
prices were high enough to make tcrher shipments pro.
fabe.
Our ships in English ports we're obtaining good return
freghts and every branch of trade very prospe
rous condition. Our own home markets are in very
this country NEE. with quick sales, at remunerating
prices to the producers
The internal trade also unusually good and conduct
ed on Legitimate safe basis which, II persevered in and
adhered to- will the alarming and runous Aucu.
atoms experienced at periods in the history the
mercal advancement Of this country to its present posi-
ton.
Should overlegislaon for the future destroy the
renewed energies of citizens and reaction in
mercantile matters should the government expert
ments cause capital and industry to leave the channels
great country must be gradually developed until they
become large enough to command the whole world and
10 provide employmen to countless myriads that will
continually fly to its control.
AsHEs-The sales OF Pots are small and prices rule at
S,314 81 80. Pearls are not much better. We quote
1925 salt Thesock Of both descriptions in this mar.
ket is large usual but the present receipts are
BBEApsIUFFs-The advices by the Great Western had
very slight effect -four. Prices remain very firm at
our last quotations. but the operations are very limited
Every Liverpool packet that sails few hundred
barrels on home account The crops in Great Britain
the report to the contrary have turned
ou nearly an average yield in consequen of the unu.
sual large breadth of land cultivated for their principal
grain Their wants from abroad will not be ove the
continent as their crops ave turned very abundant
The receipts at all our domestic markets continue
large greatly exceeding those of any previous year.
The quany OF flour and wheat received tide water
during
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Fre1Qhts.

Our packets to Europe get pretty fair eghs, compos.
cd mostly OF produce The southern packets are taking
out large lots of heavy merchandise for the west Very
little cotton is going forward either from this or any Of
the southern ports. We give the quotations that rule
from this pert .
To Liverpool per ID 3l6d I'd; Seeds per trc
IS g.; turpentne Dbl ~ Is Cd -four 2s heavy goods
per ton, Cos To London Tobacco hhd sos; -four, per
Dbl IS; navel stores measurement goods ton
30s; heavy goods, Dos. To Havre-Coon, per ID &c;
ashes ton So l0 rice, $lo querctron bark $40; whale
bone, H. &c; measurement goods ton, $40.
New oRLsANs, Sept. 3o-Vesscls have become more
numerous and several have been placed on the berhs
Tor northern ports the rates coaswise have generally
declined. There very little Offering for foreign psrts
hutthe rates have undergone change Cotton to Ii.
verpool h. l6a id to Havre, cent; to New York
$aptr bale; TO Boston, So do. Tobacco, to Cowes sc
per hid as Cd to London 42 81 45s; to Hamburg end
Bremen, 81 $685. 10 Liverpool 37s Sd; to Havre,
shiPpng to New York. 425; to Boston, 81 SO AGO.
20 rhladeiphia, IS. Sugar and moasses, TO northern
ports from the coast shipping; from the city, 50
sco Bacon to northern ports, shpping pork, per
Dbl 81 o2t flour, 40 Ass lead, per ton, 81 100
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooL-Packe shin Montezuma- George Sothrd lady
and child Brooklyn; Mrs Susan Gallop Mrs Emily ogle
Demerara; Geo w Owen, Georgia. Rev Benjamin Schneck
Chambersburs Pa Rev Theo Hofeditz Rshmond DR. John
Fati5son New York; Henry Scott Quebec pa Miss
Ireland.
HAvRE-Packet ship Burgundy-E Riley South Carolina;
Madame de Friedel, Germany; J Gilbert Paris Tel
mon Allard, A Brunei, Laverlocher France; James
Lynch Lawrence McInerny Dublin-53 in the storage
LNERPooL-Shp Eutaw-Miss Ewing and 80 in the steer
age.
MARsErLIEs-Ship Courier-Mr Nice omb, U S Navy; Mrs
Thomas and two children, A Honway
BRENEN-Ship Pauline H Oelrichs Henry Koop, two chill
dIen and servant, New York.
CHARLEsToN-ship southport-F C Hill, II Hanson, S
Brewer
Mrs Henry and child I ii Willmgham Nj o Burns c Clark
p in the
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and shipment. The receipts are heavy and the suprly
large. We quote good qualities at s7h 40 cents.
SuoAR.--We netice sales OF Cuba Muscovado at 81 n
6lc Porto Rice, 81 7ac st. Croix 7ic White ia
vann, 81 t0c Brown do 73c.
MoLAssEs.--Ths article is not in very active demand
and prices are with difficulty sustained. We quote New
Orleans 26t oslo Trinidad Cuba, IS 2ec Cuba Mus
covaco 25j a 26c.
PRovisIsNs-Both Prime ard Mess Pork are in fair de
mand, nothing We quote the former at So and
the latter a. $40 st $l Beef rather dull city Mess
held ct 81 S74 Western Lard much inquired for and
the sales pretty extensive The ruling rates are for
fair to good 81 $40 good to prime, 81 &C. Butter
plenty and cheap Cheese is in active demand for exports
Al a Sc rule for the qualities shipped.
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Domestic Importations.

SAvASNAH-Bng Saraoga-29 bales cotton Barstow Pore
- Bronson77 Parmeee. Kilburn Rogers-97 g Collins
-l3 A Mier--i8 cks rice Ogden.
SAvANNAI-Brig Augusta-252 bales cotton q Collins-lO8
Psrmalee Kilbum Rodgers-f9 Pilot K Barbiere- do
Perkins Hopkns5O do PRESCOTT bnles G Raza co
Il box Wood 4 Acoston.
CH.RLEsToN-ship Southpor50 rice 90 bales cotton G.
Bulk terces rice Adget co.'s do 81 bales
peyser Whmarsh6i bales pkgs order-lGO bis
do Thee DeS Agts6s do Smith, Mills co35o do Renard (
col do Bingham do Sprague Robinson co-l0 do
Geo Davs-8 do Buck col mdse John Peck bxs
DO b HAYWOOD brl l. Bostwick Cot do mdse
chefelin, Son Coz half brls do Rnssvel-i boxes d.
Austen Wilmerdins coli bales do w Persoe-l box
GEoRoETowN, SC-Brg Fanny Coit-57 bales cotton Smith
mdse Lord x co. 49, - ''i' ~ o'e'
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.

MONDAY, Oct. 9th, at o'clock precisely.
Purse S5Omie heatsbest three in fyeunder the sadde-
free for horses trotts for money.
II. Woodruff enters b IN Sarah.
Geo Spicer enters b Stranger -
s. McLau ghln enters b m Lady Tompkins.
After which, purse of $50, for men to walk will be given
the best walkerme heats three to make race
entrance 50, TO be made at the Course at o'clock,
Immediately after, OF S5-two mile heas--in mar
ness-fTee for horses purse
II. Mclaughlin enters IN Lady Tompkns.
ii. Jones oh Cincinnatus.
Geo Spcer enters b Stranger
Geo. Vandenburgh enters & VIM. Tell
WEDNESDAY, Oct. llth, at o'clock precisely;
Purse S75two mile heasunder the sadde-ee Tor horses
purse over $780, 49,
VIM Whelan Geo. Washington.
H. Woodruff enters b IN Sarah.
Geo Spicer enters b Stranger
Geo. Vandenburgh enters b z WIN. Tell.
&. Carman John Anderson.
After which, match for S500-two mile heats-in
between
&. Bertiuss br Isadora, and
VIM Whean's G Fulton.
Immediately after purse S50mle heats-best three IN five
in wagons-fee for horses
&. Carman m Lady Virgins.
ID. Abbott enters m North Star:
=. Mclaughlin b IN Lady Tompkns.
N. Jones enters Big Bat Bird.
Geo Spicer Stranger.
Persons having horses the above will please
be the ground the horses will DO called
csely at the time advertised OF str
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theket ship M9nezuma Lowber from Liverpool Sept. I,
Jacket snip Burgnndy, Wotton from Havre Sept with
mdse to e. Bolton, Fox x Livingston - y 49,
ship Liverpool adey from LivorpooI Aug o. with mdse
ana passengers, 70 Nesmith, Leeds X Co.
to X. Irwin. >''sso"'"' "'''e'
ship Courier, Duggan, As days from Marsees with mdse
G t 10. Capt " states that several American yes.
sells bad lately been chartered by French houses to proceed
Bremen ship Pauline, Wacher from Bremen Aup IA "a nh
mdse and III steerage passengers To Oelrchs Kmrer " w.
ton aud rice to q. Bulkey. WIN oot'
Brig Blow Berry ~ days from Rochelle with brandy to
Brig Port Leon; johnson 30 days from Tobaseo with sooo
otis ogwood 10 Buck x Peters. N' WV" 'VVV
British brig iebe WAY, "a days from St. John NIB in bal
British brig Chalcsdcny Toye, le days from Windsor, Ms
with plaster, TO Soule, Whitney Co. ''''
Brig Augu.t, Sherwood days from Savannah with cotton
to Sturges Chairman. '"'
Brig Saratoga Cushing days from Savannah with cotton
to J. Ogden '''
Brig Fanny Colt Hayden days from Georgetown SC with
cotton, TO II. Colt ~
stores, y, l.. Mitchell. $500
Schr E. Bradley, Wise, days from Newbcm NC with ma
val stores, TO MASTER
Sch North State Roberts, from Washington NC with ma
val stores to D. l.. Mitchell.
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+, BARONJO.

Respectfully the gentry, the Inhabitants shnpkeep
Bazaars dealers aud the public general
his Museum Of Arts, No % Orchard beween Grand
and Division seets) which open for inspection, with
splendid of Italian and English ornaments Ala
baser black MARBLE spar aga yellow stalacte red
and various other marbles verde d prato granite Sc. SC
eb ewers truscan ca1dlesck tapers pea trays ink
antique lamps shell oval bottles groups and single
dogs tables orentne baskets bulls lions, broaches
necklaces obesk bell gozzoy vases paper
weights stands card boxes snuff boxes birds nests
paintings OF Mount Nesuvius of Napes books concho
logy mneraogy, geology, marine boans &c &c Price Of
articles from l21a cents to 500.
Cleaning aud repairing of every description moderate
terms.
Admission free $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-09

MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

NJ NSohNit1USEI BA
OYSTERS 0l6SH Fglton street opposite ST. Pauls.-
ONAPOLEON COURT1N takes pleasure in nformng
those persons who have heretofore honoed him with their
onage and those who willing continue the favor
the Massachusetts Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious flavor peculiar
them and which has given them the OF Cancae
that his saloon recently elegantly fitted up, offers the most
quiet and comfortable accommodations.
There will always be found in choice collection of the
following wines viz Chabls, Saueme Grave Bsrsac Her
mitage sparkling and still Flock, Champagne Chambertn,
Pommard Volney LATTE, Larvae Leovile, st Julien Sc
and all sorts of foreign wines and cordials.
box, together with Preserves, Sweet Oil and F-ss
Goods purchased from his establishment ocDa:ge
any part city Oysters will be
purchasers il; euired) and opened by oC ;ea
the establishments. c2 .:6"ec