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Foreign Importations.

LoNpos-Shp Iiendick Hudson-3s9 pkgs LuftLn & Iron.
sldfS-xS nordLo fpenheim coo Lord-l Aspin-
WALLED 90 80 cks w llarimon-l9 chests Moewood
eoI2S Pks Parson Canning col2 Theron Rockwell co
= Wells spng-l3 Gambuno--iOO slabs tin j II Evans
-l0l cks Bastow co30 cks q Mln-7 chests ] Never
Som IS III Ward cos cks Landreth COLO ceroons
pkgs Haddm Son--o Hoadey, Phelps Coz cs Werk
meister-3 Shines coz bales Godfrey Paeno ON Coz
Dofd-3 pkgs Nyens cos bales Nice ali & CO. cs
Willisms3 Baldwin, bowriug, Green cog Martin
ming Belcn2 herrick Blunt-a q q ShepberdS cs Fl
Jesup3 "Ls Pie,ier col Cohen-l case Nj Nchol-I
Delaheld COL Mar yr col Badger Beck-l russ
d Wendel-l case Schuchard X col do Cooke 4 Sous
&co-l case Levy Brcher'-i trunk Gen A Al ear cs
Swsrwout- Fl Ward K col w Jennings-I do Ca
rey art- do Barber brohel paper parcel Masters Mar
hoe col case tiping.I do II MorsQ2 tons coal John
Griswold-i8 pks Clark McCown-l do II Talman-2 bxs
pcers Isaac Consl3 pkg 7 cakes copper $50 hides
sacks cases to order.
LvERPooL-Ship Rappahannock-2O0 tons Goals, Brown
IL cts hid ear henwsre Mumiod-2 do Grape Leigh
Ia do Daw Webb bx bales Wilson & Whlewughl
% cases wilson BroWn-lO salt pans 20 pieces cangs-W
Clough-0l ties soda Woodhu * Mintum-0 cts II Hinch
ley-20 hhds porer Pebheron Har2l mdse Sands
Fox &Co4 COPPER bottoms bales mdse
BIRD Glan Y Co-20 cIts earhenware VIM Cbaurcey Co
80 bales Inca Barnet x Johnson-0 do Cameron Brand
bale mdse Godfrey Patterson Cos bales do Joseph Caunah
- bids steel Nj Gleason Col ok hardware w Baon-3
hhds eartheuware Gregory Co2 cks soda Isaac Patt
~ bis b mket Reese Brother Co2 anvils hardware
Walsh MaQry-IB cts III cas- earthenware Adams Brothers
CO. Gl50 sacks salt Thompsonio Goals Spraeue Ro-
bnson &Co0O cs soda SO crs bales mdse bales wooens
2 bales WOO ems 20 order.
cochiuea Mitchell hngi box Perrotrs boxes iuap
RenadoS 1900 kuIch2i ceoons cochnea Sql 6g7 53 a
gous Brothers-S500 Victor Duckwit5 bales mdse SiO0
Iteblo Paw-S22O5 % Del Hugo-SisOO Lassa- $500
q La Gfnge-S000 patrulo-Sl00o Harmony-S5OO Motty
Pollrz1s5oo + schumalar-$l2so 80 Boyce Patti
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Losp9N-ship Hendrck Hudson-Mr Isaac Collins and
lady MISS Margaret Collins, three children and servant
Phadelphs Captain George Coggeshall New York; Aug r
and lady Miss Emma wyatt Miss CaSspae WATT Wyat!
Wyatt Miss Wyatt Miss G g Wyatt and young chill.
Ee2 Mete9d NYTk NJ and Mrs. Pc nge and children
Straneway England; Miss Willard, Boston; Miss Eleanor
Hagedon and Mrs Hoz and child Phladelpha-and the
Storage.
vLytRrooLIship RappahannocknMrs aud Misses Eliza,
theirs; MIR Bruce and lady Mr. West lady; Mr. Miss
Fats Mr Scholsoni Doctor Lewis Mr. Richstead and LADY,
LMERPooI-Shi, Ohio-t Reported in Saturdays psret)-
Mr. Mrs aud Burk Mr. Austin and lady MIR Austin; Dun
ming; Pllns; Tate; DOYLE; Mr. McIntosh; Mr. Walters.
RIO GRANpE-Brg Teal Bird--Rich, I'd Bearse.
CHARLEsToN-Brg Moon-Nlrs X Hayes s. son, Of NYork
Mrs. Adams and three children of Ga; MIR Pel, of New
York, and three IN the Storage.
VERA CRuz-Prig Petersburs-A Boon, NJ H Johnson c
Ii Saumer, Capt Finn
,SAvANSAH-Brig Sayannah-Coone Arson and Captain Blu
dinPton.
X NJ Tucker, N Hickey.
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NEW YORK
SUR0EONS' BANDAGE INSTITUTE,


NO,iANN STREET, I'd door from Broadway in tn
IN American Museum Buildngs-Under the direction of
JAMES KNIGHT, NJ. D.,
Member Of the Medical and Chiugica Faculty of Mary
land Member of the District Medical Society of Ohio
Member of the State Medical Society of the of New
York, and Principal Of the above Institute.
For the information of those who been normedas
to the design OF this establishment, i'll briefly it
DEPOT Of all the latest improved Bandages used Orthope
die Practice, where Bandges kept for the of Club
Feet contracted and distorted Limbs Wry Neck Hump Back
and lateral curvature OF the Spine The celebrated wire
Spring Bandages, for the of varcoed enlarged Veins
invented by Shoolbed aud Wrenwick, of London, kept
here Also all the latest improved Trusss and abdominal Sup
porte also Bandages made suit special and TO
order for Surgeons, Physicians, &c.
Doct Knight also deyotes special attention the
OF the above named deormes and has made ample
from abroad for that purpose will
forward bandages to any distant parts of the
For further formation respectfully submit the OF
few OF the most noted Surgeons aud Physicians who
OF this Institute and of whom have presented
valuable improvements in Bandages =
Valentine Mott NJ d. Professor of Surgery in the Unyer
sity of New York; Alex W. Stevens NJ d. Emeritus Profess
sg5 the CSeFe Of Ply and Surg New York sy j. e.
D. Surgeons to the New York City Hospta w. Parker Pro-
fessor Surgery in the College Of Ply and Surg New York
the aesa Of & amd surg s So e,9
Esq. Surgeon o. s. Army; Doct Dubay, Surg u s. Navy.
in Philadelpha respectfully refer Professors Nc Celens
Muer Meigs, Jackson Hewson, Gillingham, Homer Monk
er.
In Baltimore to Professors Jennings Jamson Handy Monk
Mar Amman, Hall, Smith and Bailey. sl6 3m eod%ec
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TUESDAY, 18th October, l8l3-Gand Vocal and lnstru
l. mental Concert by Mr.. w. v WALLACE, assisted by
Madame SUTTON Tuesday the nth inst, the Apollo
Saloon, Broadway. Leader of the Quartette, Mr. TlMM
Overture, with Quartete accompaniment Mr.. Timm
Cavatina d Romeo from the Opera of Romeo and Juliet
Use Romeo, tuccise fglio) Bellin-Madame Sutton.
Tema Sentimetae Vaazioni Rondo appasonoto and
Finale for the Violin, composed expressly for this Concert
Wallace-Nlr. w. V. Wallace. 100
Scena Peghera from the Opera Of Marine Falero (Dio
Cemente a mi perdonna, } Observation-Disclosures Sutton.
Grand Fantasia Variations di Bravua and Finale la Peru
vians the Romance from the Open Of LEcae for the
Pianoorte, composed by Wallace-Nr. w. V. Wallace.
Cayatna from the Opera Of Niobe (I bel Conten
Nottuano Cantabe Rondo Scherzoso. for the Panoorte,
composed expressly for this Concert Walace-Mr W. V.
Wallace.
Grand Scena and C7vana the Opera of Somnambua.
Come per ,erenn) ni--Madame Sutton. -
nnJucton and Variations for the Violin the Cavatino
Non Put Mes be performed string only Wallace
Mr. w. V. Wallace
Tickets so be had the music and hotels
and at the door.
Concert o commence a o'clock. ole
ITALIAN MUSlC.-MR. MANNING, (twenty years resi-.
dent in Naples) pupil of Pacn and Crscentni gives In
structons terms suit the times Italian French, and
English singing and the fashionable syle OF piano
forte playing.
Mr. M has permission refer to the following entemen:
j. NJ. Vain wright. d. D.; Messrs Rowland Aspnwal j.
F. Schroeder d. D.; Mr. ]. I. Brgham f. L. Hawkes., D.
Mr.. 3. Ward.
Mr.. M resides 2so1d Hudson street Spring
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Out OF export Of 2s3ss.62l yards, s6s s57 yards
only to the United States this year. The great
markets. it will be observed, the British colonies
These consume nearly all the cotton produced the
SOUTH and but for the immense capital and cheap labor of
Britain, there would be demand for one half the pre-
sent crop The trade this year. will be observed has
increased enormously, and altogether to China and the
British colonies
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Aueuoneer.
BY BELL u HOWARD.
(Siofss No % Ann street and us Fulton sfreetl


MONDAY.
Furniture ard Hotel Sae-At 0% o'clock will he sold the
household and bar furniture OF the house no Ced
known the Stag Also, the contents OF the par ee
lamps, glass liquors wines, ales segas LOOKING
glssesa purchased within few months and IN good order
The household furniture will be first sold
At lO1s o'clock at the sales room,
Large sale Of onable fancy and staple dry goods
Also London cloths meres and yestings IN lots TO SUIT
blankets, sheeng hosiery, sc.
Also lot of wearing apparel part of the stock OF merchant
tailor.
Also. quantity of hardware, watches and jewery.
Also entire invoice OF London cloths and clsslmees IN
lots to suit purchasers.
Also, quantity of groceries, choice and liquors
Also, an assortment OF dry goods from an importer
Also, limited number of rights water proof cloth and
other articles the Nassau principle sold 65 Gold street
WED NESDAY'
At l0H O'Clock in the sale rooms
Extensive sale Of elegant furniture OF all descriptions
Also, at time the gentee iusniture of family gong
Also piano ortes paintings looking glasses china glass and
plated ware stoves, kitchen utensils, &c
Also the balance of the stock Of Bus' three ply, Vene
and ingram carpetng, oil cloth aud mating and piano
tortes.
Also second hand piano ortes, by order of the Sheriff
Also, an invoice Of English oil cloth and carpeting
The piano orte seaphne and will be sold in the Full
ton street store at ll1a o'clock. .
Also valuable seraphna do parior organ second hand
p''"0 ''''''' WEDNESDAY 18th
AT II O'clock
Unless previously disposed Of at private SALE VIII be Sold
gements, fixtures &c. &C. Of the well known Srykers
Bav House, the Boom,ngdale Road.
Also, the superb Gondola built by Francis.
Also, the bar sheds garden chairs hot houses nc
The property be at time Any person wishing
to purchase win get all necessary information by applying
j III, Chapman, 2Jl Hudson ST.
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Ship Hendrek Hudson Moore from London and Portsmouth
l2tb Sept with mdse, TO John Grswod.
ship RapPahannoek Drummond, Liverpool 18th August
Sprague Robinson & Co.
Brig Excel Smith days from Savannah with cotton and
rice, to Sturgess Chairman
Brig Moon Hnes DAYS from Charleston with and
rice to Durham < Dmon.
Brig DimSn Robinson, days from Charleston with cotton
B. Richards "
Brig Petersburg, LaIkins 81 DAYS from Vera CRUZ with
specie to Hargous. Left ship New York. Martin Nova
Scotia
Brig George, Hull days from Charleston with cotton to
G. Buckley. ~ ~
Brig Teal Bird Beasse 81 days from Rio Grande with
hides ana wool to G ii Harleck. Left brig Gen Marion
Blin for York few days; brig Francis Ann Doughty dis
schr Z Wilson, Benjamin, do; brig Franklin Small for
Havana days; brig John Ender, Mason sailed IA days to
touch st Cathernes Oct lat 81 Is lon o. boarded brig
John CT yon Parker days from Baltimore for Trinidad
ports Spain.
Brig g Lamar Sammerman days from Savannah, with
cotton to Durham Dimon.
with to Master.
schr Increase, Herickson, days from Philadelphia, with
coal to master
schr Gazette Burner days from Philadelphia with coal to
master.
Schr Weymouth, Couts, days from Richmond with flour
to Allen Paxton ~ ~
Schr Effort Kelly, days from Thomaston. with lime
Below.
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GREAT WEEK OF THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
$500, FAIR OF THE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,

VVVII I-.. -sIt,
VIII be The proud week Of this magnificent
Ad ne grand r1onghlng Match l2 this DAY al Paterson
&c. Inc vocal powers Of the celebrated Hutc
9n nueyy are most GENEROUSLY rendered by this patriotic m
s S IA Ml9Ss Great Saloon, o row at O'clock
to IN H. Pt a. 9ocet} Convection Will meet Repos
,MEpshSDal-Cattle show at Vauxhall Garden Al o
ground. ~ wv" e"tie on tne
THUkSDAf-l.ast Day ofthe Cattle show-An Addre,,
on Ayr culture by distinguished Agricutut Boson l.;
Niblos saloon, &C ~ M Fireworks al Ss o'coeR@eO mo
magnificent display Tor competition for silver cup Offered bv
the Managers Pyroechns will take notice. Friday evening
at rs O'Clock the Hon. Daniel D. Barnard one Of lie Rsn
sntyes of this State Congress- will deliver the Annyerss
ry Address.
The Bands of Music from Governors Island aud the "a
during the continuance Of the Fair 80 10Y
The public viii haye the opportunity which should not be
lost this week the best arranged the fullest, aud most
splendid exhibition M this side of the Atlantic
Ole isr
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Foreign Markets.

Havana, Oct Ain Sugar nothing new. Coffee OF 3rd
quality 5a6a 2nd el some Of the crop has sp.
peared.
Exchange, on London, IL leg prem; New York, .
per CT prem.
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Dom este Importations.

SNANNAH-Brig Excel-25 cks rice Benjamin Bodne-lOi
-15 bales do o order
CHahLtsroN-Bng Dimon-2o2 bales cotton MooIhead &
1i4 90 ehth, Mills Co-f7 do Renard co.'s Oils flour
nS ny = Siwon-l0ons non l. PCttci-2 balss mdz hid
Tii,pt nt box mdse u ~ w Schm,dt
~, iAnntIs toN-Brg Mcon-l2B bales Nenard
lO do Bueh &coiO3 do Burett Johnsono2 tres rice w
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Died..

On Sunday 18th inst SAMUEL ERIC xsoN son of Cha, les
r. and Matilda Van Norden, aged years and months
The friends OF the amy respectfully invited to st
tend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock without fur
Their notice,
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
Packets TO Arrive.
Packets to Sail.


We shall esteem favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Spoken on their Passage List of their Cag9 and
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 kind will be thankfully
received
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LiyERrooL CLAssIFrcATIoNs


lRoN-A public sale OF 1900 tons of Anthracite Pig Iron
was made on Saturday, Oh months, at sal % SO per
ton.
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BENJAMIN MOONEY Auctioneer
A UCTION NOTICE-Freneh and German Fancy Goods
B Mooney Co, will sell this day 10 o'clock at 81 Mar
den Lane general of fancy goods vz-Coogne
water work boxes dressing cases surprise boxes str aud
leather sac Is doz opadedoc hooks and eyes, suspenders
needle tooth brushes cloth brushes hair do quilts
pomtum oil horse brushes himbles. garter
rrors, statia glasses, &C., sc.
Catalogues ready. o6 H'ec
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wadsworth-46 do w w We more-l Dbl II knapp box
O. StaTr-233 bales cotton 10 order
CHARLEsToN-Brg George-2O3 bales cotton Smith Mills
co-l2 do Spragu x Robnson-i do Depeys"r Whtmanh
-la5 do Rnnadore-7l rice NJ Nj Wetmore hid copper
PHELPS Dodge col hid hf do smith, Young co.
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DEAFNESS.
DRS, CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
SS1 BROADWAY.-Extact;-
COi III cheeul,y comply with the request of Lieut. Me-
nosh to testify that he nvadsd home unfit for duty,
consequence of total deafness and discharges his
that while in New York. his way England he placed
himself under the professional of Ds Castle and Edwards
Aursts Under their treatment he recovered his hearing and
Signed, II. McNEVEN, NJ. ID.
Surgeon TO II. M. B. Forces Jamaica
ACOUSTIC DROtS.
for ncpien Deafness eaache, palms, buzzings,
or singing sounds in the collections of hard Vita
ted seereons of the organs Their oil has po-
pular remedy all diseases of the for up
wards Of twenty Offices removed to 3si Broadway
ner White street. oil lmsec
VIM. T. JENNINGS & co.
DIAPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
- Hotel opposite the Fountain, solicit
ment Of seasonabe goods including Cloths Cassimees, Vest
ings, c IN all the and Styles under the
ance that the system Of small profits and quick reurns
while arrangements such will enable fill all
ders IN future with promptness
n feature IN the establishment, which commend
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
stock Of assortment Of first quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting OF
Surtouts, Frocks,
Dress Goats, Pantaoons,
Vests, Once Coats,
Travelling krocks, Dressing Gowns, &s.
A choice collection OF
Silk and Satin Scarfs, Cravats,
Handkerchiels, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts Drawers,
Muslin Shirts, Collars, Sc.
At prices which inducements to purchasers
jy24 3msec
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General Record.

One brig unknown.
General Record.
The packet ship ROCHESTER, Brttou for Liverpool sails
this day. Her letter bags close the Exchange at half past
IL O'Clock.
Gibbons Che had forgotten Whe I'm Amse aSs f'A'O''"
month s%gS 3d. Ws1 s,c smS s,, e..
s East Indies soa1h A%e Mss' Iaas' s 00a'nE
bus on mesee So the o cCgf a,ms THE
man and One boy lost She
The WANsT 5,, Of London M99de 3sa oun
BY Apollo Walker O. Of DUNDEE
% &c Of s
anu ' V'" %o sash year.
Oct as iSis....iisS 4H,s5i
Comparative statement Of arrivals and tonnage from lower
Ports in the years 1912 and lsis the 10th Oct each
Oct 10, i0i3,. ,.........S7 1851
Less this ................ increase
The number e vessels cleared Quebec "f Custom
WhaIemen.
Zone srbuck for Pacific Ocean, was taken over Nanuck
ct bar 18th inst in the cames and would proceed Immediately
Spoken.
A ps. g s f s W With ess S s!
celia, at Boston 80 49, 'A ~ Ivy u'e oe'
Foreign Ports.
59HS ssgp H bs%d Nelson Mrn'H New
oehh Alan Ala HSshe m
fH saIyy Barnet, Sligo tRSsbq TrylO
TsTSes si6 Ley 11 Ssss.
S Doay SS : Fam S R.s
S%?ifs bfs a R1v 5
so sfsi bS%ael s osma Cork sS s
Ssr BBsa PeHor HId Tson LpoS 10Th Dean Car
Bristol Snow Tidde PsSa Hu anna
@ s We Hab p%fp HSstsss
dadon Victoria Bsn Rpoad ky
nasF%% LSSp T 2 Thistle 5
Cork; Ireland Marshall Gloucester Nnian Taylor, Lime.
Lake Ports.
CLEVELAND, Oct liar Chesapeake, Angel: Toledo VOL.
VERNE Benjsmn, De'To Gazette Mia9r, osdeqsbuEgh
CID Chesapeake Angel oswego New York Wea,herow,
yTs@ Esass 6str ao Mitchell: Nssss
Bufalo Tom Corwin, Lagourgue. Huron.
Home Ports.
PoRTLANp, DC, l2An Jupiter, Carter, Havre-CId Ande,
s1:sjS tSS. TT III Whitney Harding LyspSg
s $s # f,f
sTEh Rogers, y OF ses"n pass
Harriet Poe aGs c% l,s sarah W.T.
racoa; Tasso Moore st John NJ; Monsoon, Paine Nor
BAXTER ch1,est0n Savoy Briggs
ass Sss e.
WG{ & s DsE d rfe 5
Nanaskt Roads. Sedan and Missouri ''' ''0"'
Ss sA Gs E9f9Rs sy l %s:; Liverpool
q E1 cruise and M3E9s
Ie a:s fFIsa'fs for
sss Which have put BACK are Louisa Perry, St Msrys Perry
Padeha Bookaven Of BfeokhaYen anG from 70 va IS
sail of other ~, sells bound F. The fleet bound
wind. a
p5 SID Stewart New YORK; 18Th 3D. Augusta, an' fS
4g, Ass"y ss Sd Rs;3e. Hsf F.s.s
anS He6SGG' pdS I9p'Sy ChaP%an SfyeH
Barbara RAY mer and fremont, Gezel, NYorf New Harbo
RcHMoSp, Oct PAR Abby,hulia Kelly Portland Tus
sarora Smith NYor-sld Patmos, Clarke, Boston; Verm
haitian, saunders Warren RI; sourhemer. Gibbs NewYork |
99H b eSm 5 n gs % of he'd
Goenburgi Zephyr Roby, Hayana-sld Calhoun Myers,
s,y.ESAHb l.mA 5 olys Branch BO;,GScd Robert
Albanian, HtShcoek NYorE; Jean Had Thorp do; Mo-
NEW oSIrfss Oct, III Gid Louisville, Hunt, .NYork
s. Louis Mark; Ph,aeSEh Ar Gl.n.a WP IhPms
pool Birkenhead Brown do; Chatham Nasondo Champaign
a dRstis'as Edward % Boston,
hsd Cook Nfoki Fsrvel tupeer9rd, fsitht or eh2rer
ns Io% Sqceftn; F aop soae S G9 Ed
yards Webster, NYork Kalamazoo NcCeuea do; Loo Choo
be- Marcy vSa RSsiI ESes Hs, GANGS. Eliot
9rs, si% o Sp Gs BS.oa
TRSodor Roero BsfTSSss uncertain T"qun lnm do
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENTS

'I'HE NEW YORK HERALD is regularly filed in London
" Mr. r D. SlMMONDS, Agent for the American Papers,
BRITISH ana Foreign Newspaper Office l8 Conhl London,
Opposite he Royal Exchange where orders and advertisements
VIII be received. s2gtfr
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TIE
IN Wis BIZ E

so closely resembles the real head Of hair that and
~ connoisseurs have pronounced the perfect and
raornary invention of the day The advantage of this
novel and unique wig is ITS being made without sewing
weaving, which appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both in lghes and natura appearance,
defy detection, texture being BEAUTIFUL poron and
Tree that all unimpeded
and the great evils of other wigs entirely avoided The scepc
aud coDnosseur alike invited this novel aud beau
tiiu Wig and the peculiar method of ttug the head the
manufacturers A. C. Barry lac Broadway of Liberty
street up stairs. oil lmsr
Jones' PURE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
CANDY-One single Is cent package warranted to con-
tain eight of the medical properties of the OF
one thing reader You may rest assured that this Saspar
only, minerals IL using other
try uhs you will find effect thus-it will mildly the
system keep blood and body cool gently he bowels
and those afflicted with any disease. This Sarapara
cures TO permanent health good extract should be unmxed
with other matter and heat should be used preparing this
This has all these give
conscienously recommend for disease for which Sarsa
parla remedy this sold for IS package, five
fer g. a, the sign 9f the Amercsn Eagle Chatham street
ding State street Boston; State street. Albany; Mrs.
Hayes 1879 Fulton street. Brookyn Williams, 2i3 Broad St.
Newark; and Pudney, 33l Main street, Poughkeepse
$50 lmNr
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10
Arrived.

$50 Is MOON II 90
SUN 3ETs'.' .s.'...5 l6 HIGH WATER 20
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BrO11tcQU O7,Dosltr the CttU HIlIl

AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Broa1,cay, opposite the CHy HnH.)
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING!
THE CHIPPEWA INDIANS!
CHIEFS, WARRIORS AND SQUAWS.
Ten in number three days only the sail for Europe
in the ship England Thursday next
Trey be throughout the whole day and evening and
at each performance will introduce their
Terrific WAR DANCES AND SONGAs
Miss ADAIR, the charming Vocalist.
LA PETITE CERlTO, the graceful Dancer.
WILD BOY OF THE WOODS
HALF MAN AND HALF MONKEY!
Possessed of the Power Of has four feetno hands.
and walks on ALL TOURS,
He is beyond all doubt the most Astonishing Curiosity In
the World He positively leaves after Saturday next.
Also engaged, the immense HEAD, IUSkS, and other
THE GREAT MASTADON!
Recently discovered in Orange County and for the nI.t
time exhibited in New York The bones Of this MAMMOTH.
which lived and died before the Flood perfect
n and this is the ONLY perfect Skull ever before disco
vered
GLASS BLOWING! A Self Playing Melodeon, and $780,.
coo G ,,osities.
Admission to all only One Shilling. oi4ec
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PUk rUGUSE FEMALE PILLS
IHEsE bramcd sad celebrated Pills, from Tortpat
perceive, 10 be obtained in ibis country. oFs
ment on the lest column. fourth psge.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN

= The Garden closed and 10 the Thea:
IRE - on Broadway. All well warmed aud lighted Tor colo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

pACKET SdIr ROCHESTER, FOR LfVFRPOOL.-
- Passengers BY this ship viii rleae he board steamboat
Hercules az Which Dock this day, (Monday) ocotk
precisely % which time the ship will sail Letter BAGS will
close al halfpast ii o'clock. ol6ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

CARPETiNGS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, BOOKINGS, &c.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand an extensive and
l. choice selection of Carpetngs
from low priced Ingram
the richest aud costly description Of Brussels Saxony
Royal Wilton, Velvet Turkey Administer aud Tapestry
CAkPE11NGS.
Also, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
of the AID splendid Patterns and Colors.
Also, Frepce and English Bookings Dugges Felt Carpet.
ing Rugs of the richest deep 100, French embossed Table
nd Piano Covers SC all which will be sold prices
suit the times, by &. w SMITH COMPANY
oil iwis.ec 2ji Broadway, opposite the Citv Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-16

NATIONAL PAINTING
THE EMBARKATlON or THE PILGRIM Fathers
from Delft teddy Robert w. Weir for the Ro
unda the apito arlington will be open for exhibition
October ID for short time only the National Academy Of
Design, Broadway corner Of Leonard street.
Adance rs Season Tickets so cents Catalogues
l2Is Genus
Open from A. NJ. to 10 p M. so 2wsec