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FEVER n AGUE!
VALUABLE BOOKS,
RECEIVED 10Th MAY BY
Smith. Drinkcr a Morris

RECEIVED I0TH MAY BY
smith, Drinkcr q Morris.
TVNHE GREAT AWAKENING; a History Of the Revival OF Re
Il hston in the time Of Edwards and Whitfield. ny Joseph Ira
LFE AND WRITINGS OF EBENEzER PORTER MASON.
interpreted with Hints to Parents and Instructors on the Training
and Education of A Chih Of Genius. BY ID. olnsted, Professorin
UNIvERsALIsM Examined, Rensunced and Exposed, 1 a Sc
rs Of Lectures, embracing the experience Of the author during a
Ministry Of twelve years and the Testimony Of Unfversalist Min
isters 10 the dreadful moral tendency Of their Faith. by Mathew
Hale Smith. Third edition.
MARRIAGE RING; or, How to make Home happy. From the
writings OF John Angel James.
BIBLE AND THE CLOSET; or, How we may read the Scrip
lures with the most Spiritual Profit BY the Rev 7. Watson. Aud
Secret Payer. successfully managed. by the Rev. = Lee-Rdted
by J. o. Choules; with a reeomDendatoy Letter from Rev. Z. N.
sELF-cUITURE- BY william Claiming, d. D. with a Bio
graphical Sketch of the author.
DAILY FOOD for Christians, being a Promise and another
serPtural Portion for every day in the year. together with a VSDe
Of a hymn. a beautiful miniature pocket edition from the eighth
London. ma II
FOR CASH.
A LII arc hereby informed that We have a large stock Of the best
N GROCERIES. which we viii sell at very reduced prees A
mas PEAKE JONES 4 WINSTON.
Economy ,n souse-heeping
VTAMLY SOAP at les than . cents a pound Every family
u may make their own Soap for common use, with no trouble
for sale by BOLTON q HARRISON.
ma 2 Corner Main and Governor streets
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Nj RS. Washington Potts, IS cents
IVl Martin CbuEyiewit No.4 @! cents
Pocteai Remains Of Luereua N. Davidson, with a Biography
Miss sedgwick
Samuel w. Geaves, rs cents
Homewad Bound, by Cooper
rbe Hiedarmauer. by do
ma j. W. RANDOLPH.
GAMBROONs, ~DHILLINGs, &c.
II IGHT and dark eoloured Gamhroons
- White and brown Linen Druings I
Dmp etc and Cmpe Camblets I
Summer Casimeres and Nankeens
and Tor ale ebeap. nj j. D. CUNNINGHABS
mas Cheap Cash Dry Goods sore
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
A JOURNAL OF the Disasters in Ahghanistan, 1912; by La
N dy sale
Home; or, The Iron Rule: n domestic Story. BY Mrs Ellis.
Complete in 1 vol-The cheap edition
Harpers' Family Library, No. G: southeys Life Of Nelson
Bnndeis Encyclopedia ofseience, Literature and Art. MOI
The Fortunes Of Hector OHaUoran and his man Mark Anthony
oTooe. By w II. Maxwell with twenty three Illustrations, BY ].
Leech) author Of the Stories Of Waterloo, Life Of the Duke Of
Wellington
Library for my Young Counirymen. containing No Sense like
Common Sense, and Adventures OF the Conquerof Of Mexico, Her
nan Cores by the author OF Uncle Philips Conversations Just
received by SMITH, DRINKER 4 NORRIS.
e 70
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WrSS3w GLASS Sors. 5000 fo,-ssy
mhl q unrn
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ldo hereby conhy Tint NJ the persuasion Of soue ~ my friends. I
purchased hafa bottle Of Smiths Biuenl or Renovator Of Health
and found great relief I have had "a disease oftbe breast for 4 or )
years past. I am confident that I have taken no medicine that has
given me- as much relief : think one nov bottle viii restore me
~ hrahh. ROYAL D. suEpuguD
JrLy Qd. 1s42. de- n
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sbS BARRELS TANNERS OIL
81 2 casks and 7 barrels bicaehed Winter Sperm OIL
10 hhds prime Bacon (middinED
81 bbls. new Family Roe Heuings
30 bags Pepper
1917 bags Lagun Coffee. Landing, and for sale by
ap 90 LEWIS WERB.
ISLE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY-I5 bbs Of strong Isle
n Of Wight Of Apple Bandy-just received for sale.
ap 10 JAMES GEO. WINSTON
JUDAB's LION, BY CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH.
"A NEW Work, Judahs Lion. by Charlotte Elizabeth, just reed
IA and for sale BY Zap 2sl SMITH, DRiNKER 4 MORRIS.
DAINTs, OILS AND subscriber
u has In store the following, which are Of the hest and purest
quality
400 gallons pure Mountain Linseed OIL
10 bbls Spirits Tupentne
900 kegs american White Lead. in oil
1000 lbs. English do
100 lbs. Verdegris ground in OIL pure
100 gallons Copal vanish. No
A full supply Of Coach, Picture, Fumture and Japan Vamshes
Chrome Green and Yellow; Paint Brushes, all sEes.
For sale, on reasonable terms, by
ap % PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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RICHMOND, FREDRRICksBURG a POTOMAC
AND LoUISA RA~nL-ftoADS.
Redaeed Rates ON LEGAL TfareL

NOTICE is hereby given, that on and after
~ the 18Th inst Return Tickets viii be given between Rich
mond and points short of fr~isnckzbnrg. On the Fredericksburg
deTicksbarg for ~ dsnar s-l. (Or sin dollars fr the ticket and re
turn ueket) and between Richmond and points North NJ frcierieks
burg. for one fourth only the pnee OF the fun ticket
To points on the Louisa Rad Road short of cortonsvine. Return
Tickets viii be given Zoe essO ga saly the price Of the fun ticket in
stead OF one third as herctcow; AMI to Gordousvine for ss Sehar
asd tce-ts.6rs coats. OF in dollars TOT the ticket and return ticket
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H GOODS CHINA md QUEENsHsRE.-
~ I am now opening n portion Of my spring supply Of the above.
and am daily expecting. per ship Margaret Forbes" direct from the
manufacturers an additional supply Of new patterns Table Ware.
China. &C making altogether n well selected stock OF new and desira-
Die goods Also in store. French, German and American Glass plain
cut and pressed. English plated German silver and Buttana Casters
all sizes; Stone Ware. &C. SC For sale At reasonable prices for
cash or punctual credit City and country dealers are invited to
examine. wM. z. BUTLER,
NH - doors above the Bell Tavern.
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A. NJ mach the Junction 70 hrcakiasI and thence
tnSethsg with paSsnSe> arnVins Ntthc June
hon frOm uc North On te lcaia Rsarad - Coz
AonsSine. and hence by stasesto CharhiesVtnc rcaeh.
NJ CharAalesHlnc hN 4 2 " and NNkcs-lS m-cs
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GtrTY CURED BACoN-A few thousand pounds City Cure,
~ Bacon, Hog Round)-for sale by
NH 1-lw JAMES A. PATTESON.
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TO FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
HOESf HOESU HOESVf
s received and for sale cheap, n very SUI
- pehor assortment Of Wedding and Killing Hoes.
RICHARDS A. GARDNER,
NH ~ n street, Shockoe Hm, below the Depot
= 4 CASES NEW d DESIRABLE GOODS
- o. received per Nassau, md now opening. Purchasers are re-
speetfuny invited n ean and examine them
mho JOHN WRIGHT.
RACON.-City Cured Bacon Hams, Mid
- dings Shoulders and Joics n superior quality. Baltimore
extra Middings-for sale by NH 2 u. NJ. BUTTON.
UNDIGO-400 lbs. superior quality, for sale by
- APP PEYTON JOHNSTON.
NANKEENS-We have In store and oher for sale very low-50
4 ' bales and cases Avondale, Stoves, Linuaie, Petersburg. and
Bauerea Nankeens, both tgiled and plain. In long and shirt pieces.
ap5 KENT. KENDALL A. TWATER
LNAWIBY bbts consisting of w. swoope
~ B.Cap, r. a w., Erna Eags. J. Bell and Bunkers HH brands
For sale BY ZAP iel SHIELDS A sOMERVILLE.
DAssACR LAMPs-Jut received sons new and beautiful pat
n ems Ofcut md plain Passage Lamp, which win cell very low.
h7 JANIS EVANS.
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HAVE Just received a fresh supply of Garden
- Seeds fromthe Norh-aiso, several different kids ~ Garier
seed- grown % this state, al q which they recommend a. fret
and genuine.
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Nay ssS sd ss
Sept dd A TSaa LeaBs Boston, G TPS s,
3lsRsa, e efsfestoa iSsS
CoNsTANTsorLE Aug 2S-Arr omo' ssngsr' Malaga and
SO b Tssh 81 SEPT and proceeded for the R Al
Isth Albion sd SYOrf for stockholm sid BiOoklYa
bUsSssnss. Sept ie-of, Francis Stanton, Leiavor Ba-
SsRi sa port Wallace , Cunningham from
FALMOUTH Sept l5-o Charlotte, GeSser New York for
$S%; .S15f q: s'i t Bait.
HELyoEr. Sept lS-of port, Tennessee Wise from New
Isle wrcHr Sept lo-oa Alabama Merritt, Bremen for
jus; arr Ellen Perkins s'fq ss "1 ''0" boston
LYEsrqoL, Sept EAR EsPindola Bsnow, New orleans
s 1-sl9 k t%sGpf Rd a%5se H Als2aadria
23d-Gd and ready for sea, Rosaama' Buckley Savannah
Loading susan " Howell Bailey Ba,more Coy Davis
Fss BsC H. Ppd Stalker En-
iapni@, Lock Galveston Texas; Clinton Hartley VIM 81
fss GaqG o lS gs ST.
AZ B sSd ss% s Sd Bolton N s
ssssS % sfi%
NEWPORT, Sept 2l-sd New York Packet Hossack Gre
PoRrsMourH, Sept 2l--An, Westminster Hoyey, NYsrk
York. Sid Goth, Cato, Palmer, NYork ;, 8.
Palermo Aug 26Arr Carolina Crcchuo, New York; 2st
DAVID Banks solby Messina; 18th, Anomino Costa NYork
RIGA, Sept Carr steiglitz. Tansen, Lisbon,
SHIELDs Sept i6.AT Mexico, SCpslsnd Rotterdam
IEINlPAp CvnA Sept e-1n port, Malaga, Cqbam, FIN
adj SD h aSs Tor
Lake Ports.
Oct A t2d Ts66s sa IG Amsd
gah Montgomery, Buffalo Pilot Rector Detroit; Lucinda,
''''' '>"''''"' Home Ports
GARDNER, Sept 3o-sdioen Smith, and Margaret Hou-
BATH Oct Arr BORDEAUX Smith, New York; 4th, Oscar,
ss Rds Sid Joseph
sS os es% from cadu
Pike s. Florence FoSs Nova scos Xos S
GANGS Horn pd Mary
Ga Logan Woodbury. East Indies Fso Garter Cieniaegos;
81 SSH; f 6 SffSS~ and Shf;S
Amin, Parker NYork.
HSs Oct Oct A k hG@ So SisA y an New York
EPeHErows, Oct Arr Fortune, Smith, from New Yorl,
ESSd sGss Ms %aP'Ss@
o1 Ms%ls Tass
violence Brown NYork;
HRs
s: %S,sls s,snnafa New s Herald
o3Psma BGSa 6s sd f'r T Trinidad de
ssG Ns%
I'D ssSia BSns adss f5
Es ST" Squire SfH"s Ssi'sa WIZ
My Jsps P,S
RIcnMoSp, Oct sid Hope W Candy Candy, New York
ArALAcHIcoLA, Sept 2a-Arr Florida, Croker NYork.
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Passengers Arrived.

LyERPeOL-steam ship Great westem-C Atkinson, Henry
Anstee Anderson Artot MIR Amsley, Alfred Boucher,
Cooker Bouler Mr. Bones and lady Mr. Calvert and
lady Bishop Chabnt Clark Geo Cleveland and lady,
Cunningham and lady, A Davis Durand J Dupev, VIM
Dqrand, Thos w Downie. Madame Dameeon w Driscoll
S MTt Foss'e Dap Fsrand9 RGb EsSday . GoRset
Hamilton Harris, re- Rev Hughes, FIX Honald MT and
Miss Harris Hayden, Richard Ilasuck Henry Hawley
Henry Henry Holmes Hale Joseph kayser Duncan
Kennedy Mr. Key lady child and servant hetc Dssse
Andrew Low Nee LELAND Mulligsn.J MeHss9Iy
taller, w ii Mowry George Martin, Mure Miss Moore,
Moohead Iomison; Mr Ogiiby British Vice Consul at
Robt Pringle Nj Paterson Phnney Mde Dc Prussila
Ii Rondean, Mr. de Romance w Schneider u Sanders,
Raymond, sehleser W Smith and lady sagsr and lady
Henry Ta%nt, j Tappan and lady, b Tenant B Thomp,
SON. Thos Oliver lady, daughters and four servants,
Zant bearer Of despatchssJ vampm j. Robt Walker DAM
Wheeler j Wornoy j Weston aud lady, Miss Wilson, A =
Wellington and lady Mrs Williams, P G Weston, Mr.
Young, lady, child and nurse. Total l95.
Packet ship Vginan-E Dickson, Mrs Dick
son. A Stanton w Welsh w w Andrews, Mrs Allen, Mar
garet Stevens. Margaret Falconer.
ST. KIrTs-Brg Bunker Hill Gotten.
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Foreign Importations.

LlyERpooL-ship Xirginian-5 pkgs F. NJ & Bradbury28
Sands, Fox COT Hale Brothers. A Newbod-26 Bird,
Gillian col g Pearce col Ress Brothers Cog Cam
< Brandt ID Hadden son-5 Marriott song d s
Paul l49 bxs tin plates II copper Phelps Dodge
co26 pkgs Richardson Watsonl00 bdls sheet iron G. w
Shields hid g Morewood-3 pkgs Manning Young-2
j Gihon--5 } Rapnae-3 Leach-l6 Mckee col T Rey-
nods-6t Macy sons Flovd-2 Il Holzouke-8 M Van
0lstine son--l W Morrison col Moore Bakers
Patrek1lO Humphreys seabury, Abany23 ngs & Scott
% Barclay Livingstone Adams & Homer, Boston,
Smith, Thurgar &co-2 NJ Hunt ii Arnold & Cog
Stone, Swan cot Tucker Coz B + Babcock-5 L
Hunt cog Wright Browns Falconer-2 NJ Pierce
Converse COS Coffin. Bradley & co.. w Badgett-l
Milton Slocumb, Boston, w Whitney, w Il Chapman
y Barber Brothers. w Miller-50O G Morewood-1
NJ Kelosg-72 Garner col Louis * Coz NJ Jessop-3
Harden-3J X Lagure-l Thompson-3 Patton & StewaIt
q Hammer Hayes-l w Haines-3 Smith, Wight, Sur-
ges Shaw3 Peabody, Riggs COD G Peck cos Wor.
Iel Wood Coaes-2 w Lanahu-l Robert Jafray-l
Thompson col Chopper < coz Curts-l r. Worral
son--2 w w smith, Halstead-l Herrck Blunt-5
> 4 Jones col w Bogart-1 Young Smith, Stacy
pa Osborn Little w Whitewright-3 Reese x son--3 r
Marshsl-l3 < II Haightl b Eyre & son-l w w Ches-
ter-2 Hart Messenger Brohes-l Ewing-l Platt &
Brothers- Bailey Ktchen2 Sheldon & Pbelps-l Dies.
toro--2 Hunt Brohers-2 w Benjamin-6 Attebury-l
Bend Wolfe & Gillespie Gorton, Hodges COG Nevns
col II Doan * son--30 John Ghon-il Nicholson-5
Hughes, Ward COS Hastings3 Bird Clark-i Henry
Famum-32 McCall97 Tooker Mead & co--l9 Stewart
x co.'s Mtchell-3 Leech2 Grant & Burton-l3 God
frey, Pattison col HuDter-9 Parsons col Wthaus
sOn--2 Oakley sonIas Bu,terfeld Fisher,9 + Tome.
&son-l Spawforh-2 IL DASH Walsh & Mallory-l0(
tons coal 1870 SKIS salt Kerm-9O pkgs order
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L. BARONTO-

RTIST, in Aabaster, Marble Scagliola &c. from Italy
ARepectfuly invites the gentry the inhabitants, shopkeep
ers, Bazaars country dealers and the public general
his Museum of Arts No % Orchard street. (between Grand
and Division Streets which open for inspection with
splendid of Italian aud English nameuts Ala
baser black marble SPAR yellow stone staacte red
and various other marbles, verde di prao granite &c. &c
llebe Etuscan candStcks ape pen trays ink
stands watch cases clock stands time pieces spill pots um
antique lamps shell vases oval bottles groups and single
dogs, tables horentine baskets bulls, cows lions boaches
weights stands card boxes snuff boxes birds nests amn
us paintings OF Mount Vesuvus OF Napes books on concho
ogyl mnealogy geology botanist NC &c. Price Of
articles from l21 to 500.
Cleaning aud repairing of every description moderate
terms.
Admission free $50 6ws
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Died.

On Friday, 9th inst by being thrown from his wagon
ELLIOTT HIGGISs.
The friends and scquantances, and particularly Me.
chanics Lodge No 81, and the members Of the other
Lodges in this city and vicinity are invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, 253 Henry street.
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P. II. LANE, No. 58l
GEO. w. F0RDHAM, 10 Committee.
JAS. NJ. FLANDREAU, %

VALENTINE has removed his Engraving and Printing
Establishment from John No Beekman
Uoveioy's Hoel) opposite the Brick Church, New York
Wedding Visiting Invitation, and Professional Cards
cued in the first style of the regards the superiority Of
the engraving neanes of the printing and the whteness and
brllancy OF cards Persons furnishing their card
plates have them printed the approved and fashion
able style of cards. at prices TO suit the times:
The Ladies and Gentlemen of New York. Brooklyn and the
adjoining cities and towns respectfully invited call and
the specimen books and from cards
select q their taste. $40 lmNr
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Cleared
Ships DSehesse dor!eans; Richardson, Have VIM Whit
savannah II Haviland Luco9ia Porter Charleston D. +.
Noeq0s s Psyensisdt; Lion skcded XpaIscheols Mes:
NTH Leeds CoBrgs Magoun, Williams Cadiz master;
Porto s BeeRwh Ees SI H !tas g.
JohoS M R, j. g. Lsorie g. Wrghl Cuts Whining
Foster Nckersop; Navano Gage Demerars by the same;
PsTeG, Clark M bstr Reed Hopposk' Pacific
barsa Ga. t. NJ beGi; sarah fursason, NewbeS, NC
Patt; Lady Slnon Cramer and Andew BroTn Turner,
J. Ogden; Maria HOPKINS Baltimore, johnson Lowden;
Mogul, Salisbury, Norfolk, Nesmith, Leeds Co. ,
ss o 5Ss 0 Sq1 %sG
all cleared on Friday.
Steam ship Great Western, Hosen from Liverpool Sept 80
ed Sept and Sandy Hook before 10 7th Oct; strong
Packet ship virgnian Allen from Liverpool, Sept with
Brig Bunker Hill Sheffield % days from ST. Kits with 22i
goat skins hhd molasses Dbl tamarnds do copper box
British brig Active Leslie II days from Sydney CD with
British brig Mercator Davidson u days from Windsor Ms.
with naval stores, to Z. s. Powell.
schr Ann LYMAN Totien days from Newbem' NC with
Schr Julia Nancy Ferguson, days from Newbem, NCwh
schr Martin l., smith, Wilson, from Richmond with coal
schr Garden Hame days from Baltimore, with iron to
schr Brave Post, days from Virginia. with wood to the
schr John Lozer Gon, days from Virginia with wood
sloop Ornament, Oaks days from Providence with mdse
Lighter oop Betsey Furman from the wreck of ship Dayen.
port from Liverpool ashore at Indian River
Wind f. blowing fresh
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Arr 5h Yantic Bennett NYork for Fall River; Hero Spell
Yankee cRS Fail for do Sid cos aS Rns
Mobile All the vessels reported sailed 4h, returned
sx large portion Of the flee, w in port bound W,
General Record.
BRIS EFFORT Koopman, from New York bound to Por
Leon, with full of merchandise while laying Qua
ranne took fire her cabin about hapast five o'clock Satu
day morning and burnt down to the waters edge Boats
from the shore her assistance aud the Wave
towed her ashore Long Island Whilst about twenty
engaged throwing water the flames combust
BILE board the brig suddenly expoded the shock
throw several of the overheard nung them
very severely but fortunately lives lost Capt Koop
and lady saved nothing but what they stood in the time
of the fire. The consisted mostly of groceries and dry
goods and insured for this city and So
of the New Jersey Offices The vessel insured in Boston for
$4,000 Part of the will probably be saved lighters
alongside using effort do The only
Mrs Koopman 1.-THE captain wife and T. D. Nathan
the owner OF part of the The explosion caused by
spirits board Capt James Bennett of Fort Hamilton
j. Niece aud Silva both of Staten Island were seriously
injured; few others were slightly hurt.
Packet sHIP Gro WARRINGTON, Burrows for Iiyerpool
has detained by the weather Her letter bags are at Gil
pins, in the Exchange.
scs W. S Gau b 5sSss Ps,d this T.e ha.
nation mpare viii tend relieve the fears several persons
s 9. S E; 'S si los
' BABE bee? MsSH S ns 'if %f
The the wind wv parted small SoweG eb sf,
and the h parted from the best bower losing both
together with 60 fathoms chain; 80
TorAlY Losr-Fishng schs Branch and Henrietta both
of Gloucester ashore the late gale in the Bay Of St
Lawrence, and totally lost The crews of both vessels
saved We understand that several other vessels
shore at the same time.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 10 The Margaret, from Bristol for Que
bee abandoned at sinking state; taken off by
the Cambria from Quebec for Whitehayen, and transferred
the Eleanor from Quebec arrived yesterday Beaumars
Whalemen.
Frances Henrietta Of New Bedford spoken Sept lat 3d.
Ion 26. -
Spoken.
Eranseca Fr of Paimpol gnazed no date lat SO TO- Ion
38-by the Great Western, at this port
Shaw (Br) of and from Maryport for Quebec, % days.
LIST inst lat 80, lon AZ 20-by the same
rebeian of 1homaon steering NNE 9th inst lat 40 O Ion
61-5y the same. 49,
James II Shepherd, London for New Orleans no date lat 49,
Ion w.
Jupiter II,vre for Boston, Sept 2, lat &c. lon a.
Plymouth, Fuller Liverpool for Boston, Aug 90 lat IS NJ
luu 49,
VIM Ryan, of Boston, July 90 lat S, lon 20
Louisa Cadiz for Portland Aug &c. LAT 80, lon H.
Olympia, Havre for NOrleans, Septi, Ion H.
Foreign Ports.
AMSTERDAM, Sept 2-Sd Faconer, Collins, NYork-(was
al, New Dleppe 1th to sail next morning.) -
BREMEN, Sept le-Ar Atlantic, Grade, NYork.
bRoApsAlRs Sept 2l-Passcd inwards American ship
win BLACK ball painted mainsail in of steam tug.
HoRpAuN Sept N-Au Massachusetts, Wilson, Virginia;
18th, Eulale Thore, and Sully, Richar NOrleans.
COhK sept l6-Sld America Holmes, Portsmouth, under
juymast
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DR. WHEELER begs offer to the notice of the public the
- following letter from highly respectable officer in the u
New YoRK, Sept. 81, l8i3.
To DR.. Wheeler, Oculist, 80 Greenwich street, .
St affords great pleasure to give you the benefit oil
testimony of the OF my daughter
of an Scrofua Opama after she had been
treated physicians and surgeons without the least
permanent benefit. :,
add, that when placed her under your kind carr;
having induced do by cured
patients despair of her being cured by
being entirely closed and sghtess the other nearly
could be borne For months she had
been kept carefully drkened The eyelds were most
ghully named and the child, by her Treatment
reduced skeleton: go =
Your kind and great will ever be h by
and every member Of my ia,ny, the most grateful emem
brance Should this bring you the notice any like suffer
err parent with afflicted child the object OF this testimony
will be secured by relieving suffering humanity.
Very truly, your friend,
WASH. A. BARTLETT, U. s. N.
SIG I'm m 22l Eighth Avenue.
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Packets to Arrive
Ship Masters and Agents

We shall favor if Captains Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SLyEY, of News Fleet, Re
port of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage, List of their Cargo,
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received
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HARPS


T +. BROWNE co. Manufacturers Of the Improved
q Patent Double Action Harp by Royal Letters Patent
London-estabshed 1870 (many years with End,) No. 1856
Broadway and 1874 Chambers street, New York.
j. F. Browne offers for sale 1856 Broadway the finest col
lection of these beautiful instruments in the United States His
such enable him transact business at
European thereby saving purchasers the high duties i'm
posed by tariff on these Instruments.
j. F. Browne would observe these 1arps constructed
the approved principles, with all the modern improve
unequaed biancy of tone, fneness of touch
and perfecnes of mechanism Particular taken to tit
them for the extremes IF climate in this country in which res
facture imported in the usual way.
These Haps patronised by the elite of musical taste and
professional talent Europe the latter he would men
ton Bochss who invariably selects from this establish
Lists of prices and descriptions may be forwarded by post
Repairing carefully attended Haps taken in exchange
Strings &c sci lmsr
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@LADIES' AND MISSES, Shoes

~LADlES' AND MISSES SHOES,
AT WALKERS OLD STAND, 4is Broadway, where
a be fund complete of all the different
kinds coors, and sizes, for ladies' misses children
Caters Boots, Busins, Slippers and walking shoes Also
India Rubbe and and proof shoes the
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-08
MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
Packets to Sail.

Packets to Sail.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
G.Washington, Burrows, Oct 0
United States, Britton, Oct. IL
Rochester, Britton, Oct. l6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Wellington, Chadwick, Oct. 10
Switzerland, Knight, Oct. 20
Victoria, Morgan, Nov. /
FOR HAyRE.
Duchesse d'Orleans, Oct. o
Sully, Burrows, Oct. l6
Iowa, Lines, Oct. "a