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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

VTReINIA ToBAcco-A letter in the Richmond, Va)
Compiler The product in Virginia. for the
1912 aud s4 Ihave ascertaned that The general
sion among dealers is that than 46 600 hhds
were made last, or will be produced this year."
AsHEsWe hear Of sales Of Pearls S. 25 and Pots at
81 so.
CoTTcN-The ere is better spirit in the market Ship.
pers are making purchases, although not to large
tent. Prices firm
BREADsTUrFs-We have no great change in prices OF
-four to notice. As sales pretty large however hold
firm in their demands Genesee and Ohio are held
at 81 so Sc. Brandy and Richmond county com.
mand "a 62A and Georgetown at $475 Rye selling OF
The following sales of State stocks were made yeser.
day, by auction ct the Merchants Exchange By Antho
ny J. Blocker Co. - -
$4,000 Ohio per cents, 1856, at 95l.
200 do do do e5{
1000 Ohio Per cents, 1856, at s3S.
REAL EsTArE-Sales by A. w Blocker & Co. -
House and lot 3l3 Bowery between 18th and 18th streets
lot 20 by rs feet, So, $50.
House and lot 3l5 Bowery lot 30 feet inches bv as
feet $50.
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Passengers Arrived.

L'vERr9oL-ship IndependenceRe Rev DR. w A Muhlsnberg
Of Long Island; Rev DR. Michael Curran Of Harlem NY;
MIR James Anderson Mrs Anderson and servants of Scot
iand Mr. Wilmot AID Mrs Wilmot, of New Brunswick;
Mr. VIM Young, of Matsmoas, Mexco Nj John Esdale of
Monne9 Mr. Alfred Ra sfod Of Epg lands Rev John Cord
sengers. i
LVERrooL-Ship Mersey-W Stevens of Virginia; Ma jor
John Love, of England and lao in the Storage
New ORLIANs-ship Hilah-MrJ Consey.
ST JOHN, NF-Brig Eage-W Radford
AMsTERpAM-Drg Ealcnner-NIr Rander Rvland and Lady,
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Cleared.
HOwian4SS BaIgus Reform fbyoa. Mobile, Sturses
fs ptmbs bss
as Windsor EsTs IS sas: aa%. s
Baker s Aafs1,srndJWja Stuses GsSsmap Samuel ESs
w 1i Cooley sws{ Co. osdfn h'sai''
Arrived,
Ssp Ns o" 10 Co. s With s sa,, %h
Howell for Bstmoe Gov Davis for Bes9n and 9theTs-
il DAYS t. SsSss Banks '' M'rOe'd The
sp ssS 10 d w From a. Gsss
for Newport l. Saw off the aacs, Palmyra, bound North
B ship MeS;ey Tucfer q days from Liverpool with mdse
ship Hilah, Harmond, 10 days from New Orleans, with cot
Ship Italy, Coulter As days from Hamburg, with mdse
5aue Lewis, Barker 20 days from Curacao with mdse to
bo o! SON ,,,. Left g. no "a. Am vessels
hides; BOnch.ud ef cos%SpCi's Of 1--WE Vsn%S
Counties; Of DaT69m, and Helen Hamilton fun Lssfpco
s,h Elesnos f2S Liverpool spoke % ms, .smh futile f@
h inst Ia 81 oG n Cha; Vas: I'm North S.TSn, iCI bar
81 daqy Us o of r. m 49,
sails fore and mainopmas and yards and head of
he Keeping from S sinking By s%as
Wabs 3, Ne lost bnlwaI esmboose houss boats
@ saG
has lost ali sails except at sail. in the gale
BRIG Ars % G 3 as. sa:: Ss 4. o Vera
Brig Ann Maria "a DIS FIN Punair.
Bg tn cany Prince, So days from Tpuria with 200
Brig Faconer Collins days from Amsterdam with mds.
Norwegian bs9ue Marie Sanders 40 days from Ivca with
Brig Amuda Dockerdof, from Baze Honduras with mdse
to d Banco.
Bds Carlos, Davis, IS days from Angosua with mdse to
Br brig Eagle Roalsou 90 ds FIN st John NE with fish, to
Duncan Beckwith-23 ties salmon, TO Hart Brook
Br brig telegraph wesley - days I'm Barbadces with mdse
scb Merchant Elery IS DIS I'm Tobasco with 1900 otis log
wood 10 sacks jaap. to kenard Co. Experienced yery Sc
Br schr ARIEL Jones' 90 Dis I'm Barbados in ballast to Mid
schr Leontine, Hart from Richmond with tobacco to AL
schr Rival, James, I'm Virginia, with wood.
Below,
One barque and two brigs.
Sailed.
Ship America, Burgess Savannah.
OFFICE OF THE RHODE isLASpER,1
NEWPORT, Oct 70. 18i3
Arr nth Pandora, Bailey FIN PASSPORT for New York. Plato
Perry Philadelphia for Salem Lexington, Crowe Boston
turned in the evening, Moses Eddy and Willard, the latter
with mainsail torn.
General Record.
PACKET sHrr SWITZERLAND for London will sail to-day
Her letter bags are at Glpn, and will close half past II
O'Clock.
SHIP CaLEpoNiA (of New York; varney, from New Or.
aharhor Port Nendres Fce not far from her Of des
unaon struck he and went to peceS-crew saved
she valued $50 000hee insurance the vessel in
this city O00 of which quarter part owned
by Capt Vamey There also $4,000 insured three.onrths
Oh, ner money, OF which $3.50 Capt, VS. portion
WRECK OF THE sBIr HooGLY, or WARREN, X, 1.-The
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Der. is-Beeves-ios4 Pennsy lvana offered. including
100 mead driven on 10 New York Market overstocEed
II for strictly prime cattle. 20 left over ' y "
Cowsa Calves-,oo in market. Dull at $40 70 s9,-
for fresh sprngers, $40 Ia dry cow AZ no 'N"-
Hogs-650 in market. Prices Ianged from "a an 1. q -
100 lbs Sales extremely dull demand being limited poc
left over. ~o
sheep and Lambs 5000 offered Sales al 7sc q, o.
~ IS, as in quality. - ="
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rop sroppC org SN,pCA ,yopxSuops g.,

SIOV ES,
FOR STORES, STEAMBoATS, WoRKsHoPs, e.
THE PATENT RING, ORiSECTIONAL CYLINDER
has been invented several years and has proved be- the
durable and powerful heater Many persons
have had them 1885 1896 without other repairs than
casonally crate. 1t is known all that cyl
nder cylinder almost
IL is common remark with users the
Ring the best stove have seen" Prices reduced.
pattern this season. of the splendid orde-sutabe
for fancy stores public houses, SC.
J. L. MOTT,
26i Water street, above Peck Slip,
and Is Bowery.
p SA reward Of forty dollars will be paid for he
of the silver cup nine sve medals stolen the night OF
the 10Th ult. ole s5ter
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Ship Hah-75 pigs lead H G Robinson
l?s pcs wood Jewe-l2l bales cotton Butterworth-3n5
pgs lead Lee-32 bbls moases khds do Sager65 pigs
Wo9lsyaa bss AenIae bales cotton HobTook <
Adams38 bales cotton Bogart Kneesnd~32e packrs
Robes Chousean-l06 bales cotton Pmlee Kilbum Ro-
gers-2 cks 26 bags Geenway, Henry Co-3236 pigs
nurston scottmi6 bales cotton Somer Chapin2 tnks
Rogers57 hhds tobacco Maitland-662 pigs lead Merrill
-933 sacks wheat 30 bbls to order,
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90 RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX
IURE for the permanent of primary and secondary
syphilis. This powerful Alternative guaranteed to re
move every trace OF venerea poison from the censtitu
ton All persons suffering from the effects OF mercury
should use this Alternative without DELAY Sold in large
bottles 81 EACH small do, ST. in containing half
dozen carefully packed, and sent all parts Of the
Union: Once and consulting rooms of the College of
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
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+ u 4 us HIN G ST o r f S
IS MAIDEN LANE


$40 BROADWAY.
Il l. COX have just received excellent
the following articles which they offer low
Hall Lanterns, Candeabas Table Cutlery; also, Rodgers
Sons celebrated Table Cutlery Plated Candesrcs Branches
Walters Cake Baskets Uru. Tea Kettles Tea Sets and every
article Of Plated Ware of Sheffield and Birmingham manuac
Block Tin Ware consisting OF Dish Covers Hash and
Oyster Dishes, Vension Dishes, Ums, &c SC
German Silver Ware-Dixon x Sons celebrated Britannia
Ster Fire sA''sa snle"dd assortment If shaf
Silver Spoons. Forks Tea Sets &c.. &c. in variety
constantly on hand,
Strangers will find their call and inspect their
took previous TO purchasing.
n. b. Fall and winter strained Sperm OIL usual, at Is
Maiden Lane. OF lmeodis"m
ON EXCHANGE AGAIN-RETURN TO THE OLD
STAND
THE Undersigned after years. experience of the evil
effects resulting from large and larger happy
inform his and the community general
w. that he has effected hnks conscientious landord)
lease of Of his old stand No. formerly 81 Wall street. Nor
timer Buildings of New street and for
LIBERATED by his well known SIGN OF THE GOLDEN
FLEECE-a beacon all who Of good cheap and
fashionable garments
To such of h old who have lost sight Of him
during his wanderngs he invites their return the Old Spot
with the Of adherance his well established
fame fr skill and punctualty Of the public generally he
c call being prepared with assortment of fine and
happy up the faithful manner and
BILE charges for Cash On. The and attention be-
slowed making and trimming when the cloth purchas
ed Of him. c. B. Babcock continues The cutting depari
ment CHARLES cox.
o20 lmr Sign of the Golden Fleece, No. 4 Wall st.
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WANTED.Aso fey GOOD h'ns. to WORK the dre.; making
RoARDING-seysr,l furnished for gentlemen and
ID their wives single gentlemen Enquire sc White
BOARDING HOUsE-MRs. CLARK No. Mott street
ha, vacancy for Unreliable man and ms we and two
home be obtained Good references required or pay IN ad
vance. or W-ee
GENTEEL BOARDING
AT MRS. CERES,
CIR MAED .nsmeu can BE- accommodate,
With Excellent Board and comfortable Rooms modeat
Also from, Pao5 and Bed Room the second floor fur
PooMs TO LET, to single gentlemen Several rooms
fast onIy French and kSsh Spoken Terms moderate.
AppIy 70 No 2l2 William street o2o str
TO LET WITH BOARD handsome front rs all
T1hhE% 'a%S%. y = De f
and y SsV%s G
VapOr Baths sent TO any part Of the city. OIL CTR
MUFFS AND FURS
Of ALL DESCRIPTIONS. can be bought at wholesale
fro" this '' No. S" aEi
o2o 2wp Near Broadway
NAILS kegs Cut Nails. assorted; 20 bag. fine wrought
brass candestck screws, Sheffield avis, cheap hand
saws Ne' S''' Tor sale JOHN A. NEwBoyLp.
RtANNGIARDs PATENT statue WOOD 1900 GoAL
&c. For ssf S s. and these .@2.s are are e
the .d as%s Ta % SS
stove only The chamber in the pedestal is constructed in
afa % a the s TO
a %s bsg have S ho
"g PsqE sS ON S % ST., fSe &
scrbe & % the ss sttsnSa
ps aad s1 s hs ' city
one door DOOR east ss Of Broadway. ' ' JAMES HGNDs.
feels i his duty to spPe the public that an,e,s Red
sa sy ani the al s6ts daily
,:Sss5
s S. * %asss
on" Ike rue aes not to Be had in Buo
EDWARD WHITES DAGUERREAN GAtLERY,,
IT'S stairs rS,s,a az. .s1 aia in all qs s
from two 70 ten persons on either size . plate. c,.
foSs and hs
quality always hand and for sale at the lowest prices
f sssH' sn S s
e ay
ed the extensive Chemical Room. in Broadway mot eI
manufactured in this city, as German.
AIR-THE MEETING OF THE WATERs
o %St mi Howa s ihs s,Sso
o.! there all that genius and display,
Who visit the gallery of White can survey.
As faithful and true the pictures Of White
As nature draw with her pencl OF light
How great is the triumph begun by Daguene,
When art has brought nature in bondage TO her!
The wori Of moment-each pic ture that's there
The expression will perpetuay
And when years have gone by in the language of truth,
Will reflect back to the true features OF youth.
Ye young and We beautiful think that May,
The sweet summer of life will wear away,
The though it fades will retain its perfume
o! the golden hour seize then to image its bloom.
OFT 6tis*r
CHEAPEST CARPET EsTABL!SHMENT IN THE
~ United States, No. 80 Bowery-ANDERSON u DOBBS
offer their whole stock Of spleadd patterns of superior
English Three Ply Mpera supeine double super and
Ingran Carpeng, Brussels ulted Hearth Rugs. and
Window Shades all of which having been purchased low
prices for cash. will be sold from Is 30 lower than
any other establishment in this city.
Common Ingram Carpeting, Is Cd per yard.
Fine Ingram Carpeing, Is per yard.
SuperfGe do IS per yard.
Three Ply do from 8s to lbs per yard.
Floor Oil Cloths, width, Is yard.
ANDERSON DOBBS, No. % Bowery,
o2l 2wissec the first above Hester st.
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Ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
Pon Of The shipping left the PoI whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo,
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending 70 this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain. Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received
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THE MERCHANT TAILoRs, Teachers of Cutting,
my patterns for cutting Childens Beys and Youths
together with the best 500 worth of bows
clothing exhibiting the Fair which offer 10 any
Boys Tailor who equal them. '
CHARLES BERWICK
~ 290M Broadway
NOTlCEThs is to inform all concerned that we have sold
~ out all our interest business ted in
the city of New York BRiSTOIL HALL
August Sd, 8i3. o2i ser
SlGNORA De COM, and MIR. 9. KNOOP, respectfully
~ inform their friends and the public, that they will give
Concert on frdsy the y instant mot Tuesday previously
casion they will be assistad by several eminent artists
o90 3tsec
A NTONlO CONSTANTINE MARTINEZ, Professor Of
n Musicwi instruct Ladies and Centlemen on the
Piano Forte and both their residences or at his
owno9 Mercer street, between Spring and Prince streets
Oh lwissec
DACKET SHIP YAZOO FOR NEW ORLEANS-Pas
scngers by this ship will please be board the steamboat
Hercules, Whitehall this morning o'clock at which
time the ship viii sail. o2r
TO PRINTERS.
FOR sALE.-Two ounts Of Type, MniQn and Nonpa,iel.
which have beer "'sd az the New York Herald Apply
at this othcs
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Married

On Monday, 10th inst by the Rev. Mr. Baulch JOHN
srRouLL to Miss MARY Aueusra, eldest daughter of Jus
tus Earle, Esq. all Of this city.
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Total value canal property.. S4,l04,67O
Should be given into the hands OF the trustees of those
who advance the loan to be sold for FASH when the
canal is completed, and applied to the payment of the
loan prncipal and interest. The revenue of the com
pleed canal then pays the interest of the old canal bonds
and then that of the Improvement bonds The principal
of the canal bonds would then be discharged and the
c1nal revert to the State Messrs Ryan Oakley came
to this city in May this mission and immedi-
stely beset by host Of hungry stocljobbers whose
schemes OF temporary profit rather than State OF
National honor Amidst all tho difficulties here how
ever they obtained subscriptions Of all the bonds held
here on the terms law to advance 80 per
towards the completion Of The canal The stock from
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FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sheffield, Popham, Oct. Q
Liverpool, Eldridge, Oct. 5
New York, Chopper, Oct. 7
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Panthea, Dennis, Sept. 20
Toronto, Griswold, Oct. 2
Westminster, Hovey, Oct. 10
FROM HAvRE.
Argo, Anthony, Sept. "a
Francois LIST, Ainsworth, Oct |
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AN TUNIU LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
aYesAcIo TheUERos, Secretary Of the Treasury.

CANAL Tolls AND LocKAsEs-Accounto of the tolls re-
ceived all the Canals OF this State the th October
and Of the ocksges at Alexand lock- three miles est
of Schenectady, to the LIST October, viz
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PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENlNG, Oct. 2l-wll he performed
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Sir Harcourt Courtly. -. MIR Placide
Dazzle -. Mr.. Wheatlsy
Lady Gay Spsnker $3.50. Mrs. Hunt
Followed by
Miss Julia Turnbull, ........La Cracovieas
To conclude with
THE DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM.
Mr. Pipes, Mr. Placide Nancy Miss Ayres
~ Boxes $l-Pit SO cents-Gallery IS cents.
, Doors quarter to The Curtain will rise
cselv rlssf1 o'clock.
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Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Garrick, Skiddy, Oct. Is
Oxford, Rathbone, Nov. |
z. Henry, Delano, Nov. 7
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 20
Victoria, Morgan, Nov. /
FOR HAyRF.
Burgundy. Wolten, Oct. 81
Oneida, Funk, Nov. /
Emerald, Howe, Nov. 8
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CHATHADI THEATRE.

Boxes rs cents Pit l21k cents.
Notlce-The Doors will open hale Curtain will rise
O'Clock.
RENOVATED AND RE-OPENED.
MIR. BUTTONS BENEFIT.
THIS EVENING, Oct 2l-The performance will
BECOME DULL CARE.
Old Reyel, Burton Frank Ryand. Jamisou
After which,,
M Dance Of Buya Broom Miss Darlington. =,
After which
THE WAGER.
Weber, Burton Lucy Dashwook, Miss kerby
To conclude with the
PlCKWICK CLUB.
Samuel Weller, Burton Mr. Pckwick, Collins
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sw York Public Stock Exchange.
State OF Trade.

New YonK, Oct 10, ls4S.
To THE EDITOR THE NEW YoRK HERALD
Will you do me the favor to insert in your valuable
journal the following decree of his Exceency
dent of Mexico, consider it important TO the com.
merce OF this country, and should be known by all the
citizens of the United States.
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN GRANJA,
Consul General of Mexico.
Article ls-The frontier custom house of Taos in the
Department Of New Mexico Paso del Nerte and Preside
del Nore, in that of chihuahua, entirely closedlo all
commerce
Article 2d-This decree will commence to be in force
forty five days after is published in the capital the
republic.
Therefore command to be printed published circu
lated and obeyed National Palace in Tacubaya 7h iay
Of August, ls48
ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Z YeSAcIo TRIoUERos, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arriy
Packets to Sail.

90. 49, FROM LIVERPOOL
Hibemia, Judkins Nov. /
Britannia, Hewitt. -. Oct 10 ...... Nov. I6
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PEALE's NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY
tBrOdd,cng. opposite the City HGu.)
SATURDAY October 2ist, 1913
GRAND HOLIDAY,
TWO SPLENDID PERFORMANCES,
At and IN O'Clock. NJ.
Positively the last day of Casper Hause the wonderful
WILD BOY OF THE WOODS!
he for Philadelphia and the South Monday
MONS. ADRlEN
the remarkable Magician and Necromancer the world
will introduce hundreds of his astonishing tricks
Also Signor Rnaldls eel, braied
MECHANICAL FIGURES
THE MysTEtfRSIoUs BOY,
LA PETITE CERITO. the graceful D,ncrr
Also engaged, the immense HEAD, TUSKS, and othex
THE GREAT MASTADON.
Recently discovered Orange County and for the
exhibited in New York The bones Of this NAM MOTH,
which lived and died before the Flood perfect preserve
on and this the ONLY perfect Skull before disco.
vered.
GLASS BLOWING! A Self Playing Mslodeon. and 500.
900 T. irosities.
Admission all only One Shilling OLE Str
TUESDAY, oath October. lsi,-sECoND GRAND
MADAME CINTI DAMoREAU, and
MONS. j. ARTOT,
On TUESDAY the Gath instant, at the
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
Leader. MIR. TlMM.
Tickets 81 EACH be had the Music and Hotels
and the door.
Concert commence at o'clock. 90
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THIS EVENING, October 2i-The performance will com
with
CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH
Viscount de Ligny, Walcot Adolph. Clarke
After which
MACBETH.
Macbeth, MIR Mitchell.
After which,
DEAF AS A POST.
Old Walton, Mr. Everard Tristram Sappy Mr. Holland
To conclude with
WATER WITCHES
Tom Townsend, Walcot Fanny Sparks Mrs Watts
Private Boxes 35-Orchestra Boxes, 50.
0|Doors open at 6k-Curtan rise at halEpast7.
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rTHoRN's CoMPOUND EXTRACT OF CAPAvIA
l. AND SARSAPARILLA possess a few advantages not
enjoyed by other medicine for the of all sexual dsea
and which must with enl ghtened public render
surediy highly popular and desdetum long sought Tor
the medical world IL needs confinement charge Of diet
In its approved FORM that Of PASTE entirely aseess and
unpleasant sensation To the patient.
IL has acquired the fame almost Of Eu
ropes has been approved Of and sanctioned by the
faculty OF medicine and recommended by the Of
the profession. Prepared by j. b. Thore chemist London
and FOR sale whol~ ale and retail by
JANIS TARRANT, 266 Greenwich street,
nm Of Warren
Also Park Row pnd SIS Broadway, 1888 Broadway 4i4
Broadway OF Lissad $50 Broadway Of
Walker street. oil 2wis.m
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 81,
Cleared.

SUN RISES ......6 10 MOON .....i 10
SUN sETs... .......5 10 HIGH WATER 10
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LIVE, AMI MhhhIAGE.
lust Published Physiological Mysteries and Revelations
in Love, Courtshp and Marriage: nfabe Guide Book,
married and single, OF the importance
race, by Eugene Beckand, NJ D. Translated from
the third Paris edition, by Philip NJ Harvard.
Among the duly considered In the work, Mat
single and young married persons"
1.-THE ertain for baenness." The Of
courtshpn The danger Of solitary practices and
how the habit may removed and effects cured" The
Of love and Jealousy with niabe remedies for eadca
from the mind the seeds ofa hopeless unhappy
sion" Offspring, with newly discovered modes based
n,6c principles for he prevention or Precipitation
coming the various shapes and eompexons The most
single and maedlfe, relates to the principal sub
jects above noted"
For sale wholesale and retail, iO2 Nassau street, New
York. -
post paid order enclosing ST. directed to HOLLAND
GLOVER, New York city, will procure copy Of the work
being any part of the United States the CaEada
three copies will be sent for 81.
ranked post paid letters taken Of the office
CAUTlON-A work protesting TO be the above but which
is cachpenny has been published and peddd about
streets The genuine work only be had Holland Clio
the holders Of the corygh at the Office Of the Cynosure
1902 Nassau 81, one door from Ann street.
The genuine edition has gilt edges neatly bound in dark
and embellshed with steel engraving Of the author Also
that the genuine edition has the copyright mark the
back Of the title page. o2j dySwy lmr
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MUSEUM ACRIAL GARDEN.
AND FAIR.

AND FAIR.
Il. p. Barnum' -. Manager
In order accommodate the crowds attending here
there will be
Commencing AZ O'Clock and n o'clock, 7. NJ
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
This smallest of Dwas who is eleven years old twenty-five
inches high, and weighs only FIFTEEN POUNDS, has
turned to his old quarters and be day and
ming this week
DIR: VALENTINE,
The eccentric deneator of different character engaged and
will open his whole budget Of comicalties,
whims, scraps, oddities, sc.
MR.. y. X. O. NELLIS
Born without will delight the visitors with the hundreds
Of beaptiiul and difficult feats performed with his
Mr. WIN. COLE the wonderful Chinese Nondescript with
his DOG BILLY who Sings Dances. and performs varsity
Of feats which sstonsh every befolder
Mr.. ii. 9. SHERMAN, the popular Ballad Singer.
AIbino Lady; Fancy Glass Blowing CITY BRASS
PETUAL FAIR, and 500, 900 Curiosities.
Admission to the whoIs 20 csnschldren under
half price. ola
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CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATR

BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
JOHN TRYON MANAGER.
Treasurer j. D. p Champln Clown and Equestrian Direct
or, John Gossin. Ring Master, Mr.. Nixon.
Boxes % cents Pit 2 Children Boxes, when
companed by their guardians, l2k cents
Grand Display of Extayaganzas and ETHIOPIAN Mel odies
Engagement Of the infant PAGANINi,
Aged years. who will perform the Violin, with the
MINSTRELS.
Splendid Performances by the magnificent Military Band
THIS EVENING, Octobrr 2lThe performances will com
with the
MAIDS OF CASHMERE,
And the Mobiles Of the East.
Led by Mrs Cole.
After which, variety Equestrian Performances Songs. &c
Besides variety of other amusing performances.
To conclue with
AN KTHIOAN CONCERT.
? Season Tickets for sale the box Office price Is.
Doors att. First commence quarter pest
Performance half past precisely. oar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-21

0I5- MR.. CHARLES SHEPPARD, 1873 FRANKLIN
street, 10 years sorey afflicted with rheumatism, su
foring immensely and being lame nearly the whole time
He used the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Hewe's Nerve
and Bone Eminent and is cured He invites the incre.
dulousto call at his house and him. To be had genu
inc only at 81 Courtlandt st. Agent in Brooklyn, l39
Euson str