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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03
Cotton Crops.

The latest Savannah Republican says:-we were IA
vored last evening with the perusal Of letters from var
of State and they all represent the crop
in very fourishing condition The fne dry and hot
weather maturing the plant very rapidly and there
now every prospect of there being much Cotton made
in this State. made in any year previous to
the last and writers think it will even as large
last season. provided the frost keeps off till the 2Oth
proximo;
The Vicksburg Wing says I'VE believe it is now ge
neray admitted that the crop of the present year will
very short Heretofore the crops in certain por
tons Of the country bid fair be abundant but have
recently had correct information from the plantations
whose prospects brightest and find that these have
given up all hope of large crop. The crops in Mlkens
Bend, Walnut Bayou, and Lake St. Joseph, suppos
ed in August to be very promising but the planters
in those sections of Louisiana think their crops will fail
at least third short Of last year. planter this
county, who three weeks ago counted certainly upon
i've hundred bales thinks now he will not make four
hundred This falling off is attributed several
viz the worms are During the cotton very much the
season unfavCrabe and ckle and the balls are drop
ping of very FAST owing to the frequent heavy showers
succeeded by sunshine hotter than It Augustine
cotton is still growing and opening but very slowly
From the last information gather we think the
crop in this State and the upper parishes Of will
fall a third short Of last year.
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ny- EVERY PARENT SHOULD READ THE
following
0ENTLEMEN =

GENTLEMEN
During the past week have purchased two packagesof
the cure of coughs colds and and throat
it has entirely ed from my little boy adeep seated
cough had before making trial of your Hoarhound
Candy as above much doubted the efficacy Of medicine
classed under the simple head of Candy Such doubt
does not now exist. Hence, deeming an acknowledge
men Of the salutary effects produced by slight use of
your cough preparation to be only with
the real benefit derived, very cheerfully profer you
this testimonial of commentator
With great respect dear sirs, your most obedien
servant, THEO. FROST, No Grand st.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL IS Division street; 10 Astor
House; ITO Broadway, New York; No. 8 Ledger Bald
ngs Philadelphia; No State St. Boston, 81 State street,
Albany; No. ITO Baltimore street, Baltimore.
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Weekly Report of Intermcnts
In the City and County of New York from the 23rd day Of
Sept to the 3Oh day of Sept, i8i3


Asphyxy Asthma Il Bleeding from Stomach do from
Lungs Casualties, l. Cholera nfantum 10; CONSUMPTION
20; Commissions IA Diarhoea 81 Dropsy ?; Dropsy in The
head TO- do in the chest Drowned Il Dysentery s. Debi-
V 81 Epilepsy 2; Fever bilious q do puerpea Il do remit
tent q do scarlet l. Inflammation Of brain do of
do OF lungs 81 do of throat i do of liver Jaundce,
Disease. Sprue, /; Suicide, Teehing 2; Unknown l.
AGE.
Under year. 10; to &c; to S. 9; to TO- 10 to 90
20 to &c. II; 30 to 49, 49, 40 TO So IL so to 60 81 60 to
803 80 ~
PLACES OF NATIVITY.
United States l6 Ireland III England, s.; Scotland |;
Germany s. France British Possessions North
ca, |; Unknown,6.
OF the above from the Aims House. Bellevue Hospi-
tai Bellevue 6; Pententary Hospital Blackwells Island
Lunatic Asylum 2; City Hospital, 7.
Colored persons
- WIN. A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office, Oct. 2. 1913.
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New York Cattle Market.

AT market 1900 Beef Cattle, $500 from the South) 40
Cows and Calves, and zoos Sheep.
PricesBeef Cattle-At the close OF report S. SO
the top market sales at the close OF the week
SIS rs we quote 81 SIS So for retailing qualities 40
taken for Bermuda, and 400 unsold.
Cows and Calves-An taken at $40 500
Sheep and Lambs-Sales of 1880 at 81 % So So for
sheep, and 81 l2i a 81 rs for lambs.
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WOOD NApTHA.

TO PHYSICIANS & DRUGGISTS -Consumption cured
by Recied Wood Nsptha; this article having recently
come INTO use as remedy for uberculous Consumpton the
subscribers have taken great Pains obtain for the required
purity and strength, recommended by Dr. Hastings IN the
London Lancet mo &c. of the American republication
e the requisite properties stated by him being
bid. Sold wholesale aud retail by 40 -
RUSHTGN co Chemists and Druggists
,.,,u,c>, ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House.
CAUTiON-Geat care should be takei to have it pure
whereas the proper article almost certain cure the mo
unpleasant results have followed the Of Coal Tar Napha
impun preparation. "a sisr
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DIILihhDS AMI BOW LING SALOON.
rJHE fremont Billiard and Bowling Saloon, Nos East
Broadway and II Division Market with
four Billiard Tables and three Bowling Alleys, the
isns,L T hn,.i;rr aIlavs az ,,n,ong ,rnnp ~
and improvements when they will be the best in the city,
having heretofore had Of the largest them
frequently over lSC pins y string and ~ 1888 and l9l
days when due will be given On the night Of opening
Of the best players will attempt beat the largest
above. The billiard tables operation, which only
half price will be charged during the day time.
The proprietor thankful for the favors of his
Gus patrons and will pleased them all again the
opening for fall business Citizens and strangers will find he
select company in the above establishment IL intend
ed 70! heathn exercise No gambling Of kind whatever
will BE- permitted, and all vulgar society excluded.
B-A privilege TO let in the above place TO good man for
selling oysters pies coffee and other refreshments Rent low.
Three good boys wanted pins Apply above
Noce-The above establishment viii I've for bowling
this evening $50 3teod m
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CnARLEsToS1Shi Catharnesy7 bales cotton Renard CO
$50 Smith, Mills co-8bags feathers o x A Wetmore-ll
pkgs scheielin Son coll bbls Gayer-3 stamer
crates oranges Broom co.233 bales cotton to order:
Co.'S VIM cks rice Lafour-2 hi do Evans
bxs bale VIM Harwood-2 cases mdse Clark
MlierCi waterbury, Rogers coz locomotive wheels Ro.
order. 80 ~ "". 'Vo 'ee' i"hhper 10
CHARLrsToN-Bg Moses5o casks rice IT bales cotton Geo
Bulkiey3l9 Renard co.'s DE Peyser Whtmarsh~I how
K Wright S"us
SAyANNAH-Brig Clnton3l bales cotton Geo ColIins-3o
NJ frescott-85 Talman-30 Lawrence Trimble-6 bxs
Nj Daniels-li bbls w b Cox -
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The leading features for three years foows:-

This presents immense reduction in the loans OF the
concern also in SPECIE showing the fact that last
its whole devoted to specializing itself in
ton, through the medium Of the State bills. The cash
and liabilities of the last year were omit.
ting the State money on hand, as follows:-
Cash Liabilities, Nov ls42, 100000
1ASed6
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STOVES.
E9E PSITTnfR MS nSTTEAmMB9ATS W0RKsHoIs Sc

THtE PATENT RING, OR SECTIONAL CYLENDER
has been invened several years. proved 70 be he
most durable and powerful in use Many persons
have had them 1885 1886 without other repairs than
casionay IL known all that common cvI.
ender stove requires cylinder almost every
cases two or more. IL remark with 1.-THE
Ring the best stove have SEEM Prices reduced
pattern this Of the splendid ordersutabe
for fancy stores public houses, sc.
j. L. MOTT,
26i Water street. above Peck Slip,
and IS Bowery
reward Of forty dollars will be paid for The recovery
OF the silver and nine silver medals stolen the night
the 10Th nit. "a I,y;ssec
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The promises OF these people, issued by cotton specu
ators are to form currency for Alabama because the
promises of that State and people not good enough
II the people arc true to themselves they will speedily
clear out the whole batch.
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Passengers Arrived ,

CHARLLsToS-Ship Catharne-Mrs Evan, Mrs Guene.
in the steerage.
CHARLEsTos-Brig Emily-John Relden and one in the
Storage " -
FALMOUTH, Ja-Schr Charlotte-S Harris.
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g Let envy drop her raven Quill.


YOUNG MEN would you hy from a snarei WouId Won
take the advice ofe endi Do desire that relief only 10
be received az hehands of the experienced physician
you again desire your systems purified and thereby be enabled
unsTeakable friends
without shame dsgrace IL So why not apply at once 10
the Hunlerian Dspensary No. Division street where IL
You can as sure obtain all these you the medicine
look and think for YOURSELF and the sooner under ali cir
cumsances, the better HUNTERS RED DROP acts like
charm; only 81 per vial and warranted TO cure in the full
of the word BPyate parlors private entrance
attached Albany, No Maiden Lane Buffalo, no agent.
"a
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COX'S
FUR NISHIN STOR T. s
IS MAIDEN LANE
aln BROADWAY.

$40 BROADWAY.
l. COX have Just received excellent assortment OF
y the following articles, which they offer low prices
Solar Lamps Grandoes Mante Clocks Japsnnery
Hall Lanterns Candelabras, Table Cutlery also, Rogers
Sons celebrated Table Cutlery Plated Candestcks Bnnchs
article Of Plated Ware, OF Sheffield and Birmingham maqufac
Block Tin Ware consisting OF Dish Covers Hash aud
Oyster Dishes, Vension Dishes, Urns, &C. sc
German Silver Ware-Dxon Sons celebrated Britannia
WaePoshed Steel Fire Sets-a splendid assortment Of Shelf
field Plated Epergnes.
Silver Spoons, Forks Tea Sets &c. &C. in great variety
constantly on hand,
Strangers will find their call and inspect their
stock previous TO purchasing. $50 lwis'm
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Married.
First Of October, by the Rev. Mr. Merzbacher, Dr. sA
MA NErTRE, from Munich Germany.
Columbia s. G. papers please copy.
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OPENING OF THE FALL FASHIONS,
AT THE MAGAZIN DE MODES,
No. 60 CANAL, STREET.

No. 60 CANAL STREET.
"A GAKD-TO THE LADIES OF FASHION-MA-
Il DAME BEHRMAN begs most respectfully to inform
her friends and customers that she has received by the
yas from Paris, her fall and winter fashions and she aers
herself that the will stand unrvaed the city The
fashions consist Of the full and styles cut uncut
PLAIN wstered and changeable velvet bonnet do silk
made and quilted hats OF description ladies'
misses and chdren sizes Also, complete assortment Of
and head dresses Paris ribbons artificial flowers feathers
Nadine b. solic the ladies favor her with early call
&c; &c. and hair ornaments of the best artists in Paris
and examine for themselves.
Nlagazln de Modes 81 Canal street. % lm-r
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING
AZ GEO L. GREEN, Nos ITO Chatham street, aud ow
cry VIII keep constantly hand full and complete
ment oil Mems Boys and Chdrens Clothing Of all decrp
tons, made IN the most fashionable style which would
respectfully invite the attention of those in
made arrangements TO receive Cloths Cassimees Vestngs
NC BY packet and has secured the services
cutters he pledges himself TO give perfect satisfaction all
who may purchase.
B-Garments made order the shortest notice. and
WIN strict punctuality % msr
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MASSACHUSETTS BAY

MASSACHUSETTS, BAY
nISIEkS-l681a Fulton street. opposite St Paul's.-
ONAPOLEON COURTlN takes pleasure in Informing
those persons who have heretofore honoed him with pa
tronage and those who willing the
that the Massachusetts Bay Oysters have recovered with the
cold weather their fresh and delicious favor peculiar
them and which has given them the Of of Cana
that his saloon recently elegantly fitted up, offers the
quiet and comfortable accommodations.
There will always be found in choice collection Of the
following wines viz Cha6s ssuteme Grave Bsrsac Her
Poppsrd Volney Latte La5oze Levoiie St Julien &c.
and all sorts OF foreign wines and cordials.
He keeps constantly hand the above the cask
box together with Preserves Sweet Oil French Vinegar
Goods purchased from his establishment free Of charge
to part OF the city, Oysters will be the residence
purchases f Iequired) and opened by of the attendants
The establishments OF lmsec
WIN. I. JENNINGS < CO., Merchant Tailors 23l Broad
w way, opposite the lountainJust received the following
assortment of splendid Tartan Plaid Vespgs:-
Abercrombie, Murray
Royal Ss Stuart, E Esi Ssnle
FoIbel, Mac Donald,
Athol, Victoria,
- Albert, Argyle
The above with great variety Of plain figured Silk Sa.
tin and Woolen Veng comprising the best the
city, will be made order aour usual moderate prices for
ready money. s28 iwis'm
SPANISH LEECHESi tubs Swedish Leeches large SIZE
~ and fine health apply to BADGER * PECK,
o26t'ec Wall and South SITS.
CORN-3OO bushels, for sale by
~ o23t h. X. COLL Ms & CO, Sc South st.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days of the Steam ships
ship Masters and Agents

We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
Fort Of !he shipping e the Port whence they sailed. the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of Cargo ard
any Foreign Newspapers News they may haze He will
board them Immediately their arrival. Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information Of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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DIFLE SHOOTING GRATIs.-A splendid English gold
~ skeeton lever watch worth $50 to be fired for the Turtle
Bay HOUSE. on Friday next the 9Th October instant free of
charge The watch become the property any person
ming the successive days. Those wishing fire must enter
their the bar before Wednesday or they will not
be entitled rewhe the watch be seen and the
particulars known. Distance 200 yards. 90 3tsr
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MILL POND OYSTERS

FORTY-FIVE KINDS OF OYSTERS"
SOME scion from the land of wooden numegs has
- tanned that there fory-fve different kinds of oysters
Admitted Now, any gentleman be convinced by ocular
demonstration that there just iourtyour kinds hardly
worth the seasoning requisite 70 give them passab flavor
calling at CONKLINS Mill Pond Oyster Depot,
. 81 Whitehall street, near South Ferry.
Hotels refectories &C. and families supplied on application
as above. 3tse
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Q9- COMSTOCK'S SARSAPARILLA--This hne
preparation is getting into general use by being made Of
the best ingredients and afforded at price never before
known viz SO cents per bottle 81 Dozen IN as large
bottles any sold at dollar The effects oil this me-
dcine always beneficial and scrofula OF thirty years
hadony at 81 Courtandt street, 1879 Fulton street Brook
lynn $40 Broad street. Newark and Comstock Ross 81
Cornhill Roston
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, Ships Rienz Clark, New Orleans, Post Phillips; Sea
Lion, Howes, do, Nesmth, Leeds x Co.-Barque Holus
psrbomeTs Ams!erdam Schmidt Balehen.-Brigs Curtis
Baney, Cadz, Thomas Stalker Exact Johnson, Savannah
S,urges Cearman Orleans, Smith RchmondSchrs Phebe
Ray Aguadi!la, Boonen Graves Co; Sarah Jane, Stuart
Maamoras, a. D. Cooley Co; Tapger King Bermuda
WMf'PP qs Led s,Sy Coz Home CSnkln ecks2ny EF
:; H. Mitchell; Mary jane McMah, Norfolk, sturges
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shlp Catharine Berry, days from Charleston with cotton
brig Annswap Trthen, 10 days from Guayama PR with
&c. TO Nesmith Leeds & Co ~ ''"'' WV" '"'f
Brig Tam O'Shanter Thomas II davs from, c,r,.o ;,i
mdse TO j. Foulke & Son, '' ''''' N""ood' WIN
British brig Belfast Pettey 2i d,vs from, G, y;..
ballast. to Middleton < Co. ~ ~" '"oe"S' W
Brig Clinton Lyon, days from Savannah with cotton to
Brig Moses HaGdss,s days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Emily sherwood days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Belle, Myers days from Wilmington, NC with n,y,,
master. :" '''aS'' o
master. " '''' p"
schr Charlotte, Mallory "a days from Falmouth Ja in hal
last to master Left British schr GALAXY for Nova Scotia
'''
seh Ellen, Triple 20 days from Jackson,ls Ell with shin
timber, to II. Underwood. 49, W"
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DORR. az ALLEN

HAVE received by late arrivals Of packets and steamers
IL vera articles addition TO their former assortment
DRY GOODS.
DESTROYS Of closing of their present stock they their
goods lowest market prices and invite the
purch ri No. 1873 Pearl street. s27 2wssr
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Died

On Monday, the 2nd instant after lingering Illness
FANNY Haley widow Of the late jeremiah Haley aged
81 years, months and Is days.
The friends and aequantances of the family are re-
quested to attend her funeral from her late residence No.
2o3 Duane street. Tuesday the 3rd ns at half past
o'clock, in the afternoon
Suddenly yesterday at o'clock P. M Mr.. JOHN PLUME
aged rs years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family and those
Of his sons John H. and Edward H. Plume his brother
in-law B. ngle requested to attend his funeral
Tuesday, afternoon, from his late residence LAT Allen
corner Of Rvnston street, at O'Clock, p NJ, without
further invitation
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CA.
PAlRA AND SARSAPARILLA

PAIBA AND SAKSAPAKILLA.
POSSESSES few adyant enjoyed by any other
dcne for the Of all sexual diseases aud which must,
with enlightened public render t assuedy highly popular,
aud desderstum long sought for the medical world IL
confinement change diet In its approved form,
that paste, entirely steIes and unpleasant
sensation the patient Ii has acquired the utmost fame al
most examined approved of
aud sanctioned BY the faculty Of medicine aud recommended
by the most eminent of the Iiroies sion.
Prepared by j. b. Thoe, chemist London and for sale
who esale aud RETAIL by JAMES TARRANT,
266 Greenwich Of Warren street.
Also at Park Row and 5ls Broadway Broadway t,i
Broadway LSvnard street, $50 Broadway et
Walk street 80 lwis-I
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MADAME SUTTON.
PROFESS OF SINGING
6la RrnahNNaY. SIS 1msr

ITALIAN MUslC.-NlR. MAN NM, Twenty year. resi-
dent in Naples) pupil OF Pacin and Crscenni,
srucons to suit the times, Italian French aud
English singing and in the most fashionable style Of piano
forte playing. -
Mr. M hiss permission TO refer to he following kentemen:-
F. sehroder; d. D. Mr. j. T. Brigham; + L. Hawkes., d. D.
Mr., y. Ward.
Mr.. NJ resides at a3oh Hudson street, near Springs.
of m
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TO PRINTERS

FOR SALE.Two founts Of Type, Minon and Nonpariel
At this Office. ''''
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Performance in the Lecture Room quarter to
8--aisrnoon entertainment on Saturday at O'Clock.
Admittance i21f cents.
NATIONAL PAINTING
THE EMBARKATION OF THE PILGRIM FATHERS
from DeltHayen pantedby Robert w. Weir for the Ro-
tunda of the Capitol at Washington will be open exhibition
October Cd for short only the National Academy Of
Design Broadway corner OF Leonard street.
Abundance Is cent? Season Tickets so cents Catalogues
l21 cents.
Open from "a. NJ. to 10 P. NJ. s23 awsec
RIO THE LOVERS OF SCIENTIFIC BILLIARD
l PLAYING-ANDREW,(w h9 has beaten the best play;
ming this week at gao BIo.dy,y pent door to the Olympic
difficult strokes will cause his ball touch cush
ions and and Others novel The nine
y feet by thirty contains tables the best and largest in
the world. All under the direction Of Mr.. Goodrich, who
keeps first rate bar and refreshments.
y. BAndtew will give instruction to learners No betting
tolerated. o2 3tissr
A BOAT RACE will come off at the ELYSIAN FIELDS,
"A 1OBOkEN on Monday, Oct. 9th, l83 This will
he free for all scul boats exceeding % feet in length and
rowing pair Of SOULS Of itydoars will be given
three dollars entrance and all the entrance the
second best boat The distance will be three miles and
repeat that is the be rowed heats boat
heats be entitled to the purses after which all the
other boats again and around the stake boat and
the first boat will be entitled 10 all the All
boats wishing for the above will please enter
before Friday afternoon, at o'clock P boat will
be allowed 10 enter after that time. NJ. MCCARTHY.
90 ft*ec
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ma WHO WANTS TO BE HANDSOME AND

n7- WHO WANTS TO BE HANDSOME AND
GOOD LOOKING 2-Nsny may smile at this, but we
have seen experiment tested. We have several
lately who have assumed what they bad before
viz beautiful clear skin and luxuriant hair One Dung
lady and gentleman whose skin and face were truly dis
gushing with erupons and reckles and the Italian Che.
mca Soap cleared it, and one cake also chang
color OF sunbuTnt yellow skin healthy clesrness
We oursel can speak from using jones' Coral Hair Res
toratve Our hair was falling out and filled with scuif
and this entirely remeded it II has been ed by the first
merchants OF city who tell does certainly make
the hair grow, and gives light red gray hair fine
dark look Picayune.
This sold very reasonable by Jones' sign of the Anne
ricsn Eagle. 81 Chatham ST.
Agents-Zieber, Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia;
State street. Boston; 81 State street. Absny No. l3e
Fulton street Brooklyn; and 243 Broad street Newark
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 3
Cleared.

SUN RISES .....5 50 MOON SETS
SUN sErs... .......5 80 | HIGH WATER 4
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Foreign Lamentations
Domestic Importations.

ST VINcENrs-Brtsh brig Belfast-3O bales arrowroot Mi
dleton 4 co. "
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.

EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON.
CASPER HAUSER. Half Man Half Monkey, possessed Of
Mr. & JENKINS he Comic Deiineator Tenor Singer and
Banjo Player, and the southern Minsels will introduce
ety Of Banjo Melodies and Ethiopian Extravaganzas Miss
Adar the charming La Petite Certo, the
full danseuse.
Performance Lecture Room to commence quarter to
8-afsrnoon entertainment Saturday at Q o'clock.
Admittance f21S cents.
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CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE

NATIONAL THEATRE.
lPHlLADELPHIA)
Last Night of Mr. Wsack
THIS EVENING TUESDAY, Oct. ,. t8i3
THE STRAGER.
To conclude with the farce Of
THE IRISH TUTOR.
Mr. f. Forrest engaged and will shortly appear S'~st
Doors open at o'clock. Commence hIEpast PRECISELY
u Admission-Boxes and Parquee 50 cents Upper Bores
Is
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One barque, unknown.
Sailed,

Ships Mediator Chadwick, London; Cambridge, Barstow
Liverpool; CaIons lFr) ave Courier Rio Janero; Scot
land sayannsh MariaSna APaacheoa; barques Pomona
hSs1, 81 p6m Moves Port LsGp Port Prince
Historian Mamichi; schrs Julia Telfar DemeTara Ocean
FRANKLIN La victory Jaeksonyille, Fla McDonough, Small
Spencer Mobe Arikaqsas Burgess New Orleans U9eas
CRUZ Star Republic Galveston; briggs Awna (Beml Ahren
field Bremen; Detroit Anderson Georgetown Sc Hudson
Martin, Bangor and Others. Wind West.