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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
FOR SALE,

ISn BUSHELS "l Enc shipping Pora-
s'V toes,
200 bushels table POTATOES,
200 hushol, oats,
4 lut oi uuions.
Also. very hnr let of Batter. q lb- Ihs
Md ; lbs. Tor the d"llar-ihc pooIcst ui tbs
- gnnn.
A good assortment ~ Grocer y, ns p.uH'.
Eggs plcuillu, AID cheap.
BENZ II. Wil.LiOR
Newport, Feb. l6. 1873.
BUrTEU a tiIEESE.
4 large quahinv - snl" clfeph ~
~ Lf a. " INV iON.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
AUCTIONS.
Bank Stock ut Auction.

UW be said at Pu1iic Auction.
op SATURDAY ncri, March i8ih.
st o'ciock, a. NJ, IN front Of The
tiaiSy Bunk,
+ s'm'cs Of he Capital Stock of sz,d Bunk
CpndI'b'ps ne time and place of snl".
,o NJ. HALL, .aneIf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

The last Providence Republican Herald
contains the following choice morcefu. Com.
menl is altogether unnecessary.
NEWPORT, March. Z, Il

NEWPORT, March, Z, 1913.
.Ur. .SimOns Dear Sn-We closed the
examination of the registry OF votes IN TN,
town yesterday, and The result IL heart cheer.
Ing 10 the Democracy aud Equal kehl-.-
| he whole number "I names registered was
l710, of which number 40 were stricken uil
The last, AS near as can bc nscertaInrd, out oi
winch about 30 might be considered a.
friends To our cause: Never dad We feel
more confident OF the success at our ticket,
Than nt the present ,Ime and we see dcs-
pair and disappointment depicted on The
.couuicnancc ui our udversarlcs.
Nothing further at present. Should any
thing occur worth noticing, you shall hear
from ne again.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

TuE SAILOR last report Of The Sea
mans AID Society, Of BOSTON, Mass con.
'alns 'l" following beautiful passage -
Home "ha, n tirlll docs the nnme send 10
the hcari Of 'hf absent! But there H. no
m1gic sound. If there is not lirkcd with il, n
picture pi Kindness aud love. Such emotions
l"t II awaken in the heart of The sailor, as
nearing his native shore he watches .hc s,cc-
pics aud dwellings growing dim in the ,w.
Ilgh'. Then let there come TO him the re-.
mcmhranccs "i the '.lazing hcar'h,' his wif
with her work basket, his children coming
the morrow's task around the well llyh,ed
table, and u rejoicing at The ihcugh, Of his
return. Lc, him feel that though his wages
his health, and his life are NJ the mercy at
every flnctuation of trade. there are those
who are willing 10 provide them with homes,
aud respectable employment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
BRIGHTON MARkET-M MovDAy, Mar. ~
Rcporisd for the Boston Daily Advertisers 4 Patriot,

Al Market i7j Beef Cattle. COO sheep, ;nd 900 Swine
l2O Rect Cattle aud 200 sheep unsod
rRIcHs-I'HGr C,rTLE--Wc quote to correspond
with last week, vz Extra NJ - "a -. FIRST quality
Il 80 ii - second quality "A "a 2J third quality
: 3 80 q. -.
EHEEr-Wc noticed lots sold from 30 to IS.
SwINE-Snles were made al lots to pcidlr Al 81 ii .,
for Sows, and a. ii Il tor Tarrows. Al retail from ia
&C.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
Hon. Robert b. CraDston, from
Washington, arrived here yesterday.
Earthquake in the West Indies,

Eartlqnakc in the West Indies.
Ry the arrival of the schooner Chap
mllr, Sawyer, at Wilmington, n. C.,
from St. Thomas, we have farther nc
counts OF the dreadful effects ofibe raith-
quake in the West India Islands. All
The buildings in Point Pctrc were thrown
down by the shock. Immediately upon
j,s occurrence, about two thousand Of
the Inhabitants rushed from their dwell
i,ngs into the public square, which they
had scarcely reached when the earth
opened bcpcaih their feet and swallowed
the whole mass II was supposed that
full seven thousand people were destroy
ed altogether in various ways. Directly
after the earthquake f'e broke on,
among The ruins, which burnt five days
and completed the work Of destruction.
The other parts Of the Island suffered
bm Julie. On the islands Of Antigua
HDJ NIoniserrat, nearly all the stone aud
brick bulidings were shaken down, but
not those of wood. A few lives only
were lost. AT English IIarbor, Anti
qua, high hill overlooking the harbor
was thrown into it by the shock, filling
u up II was not known that any islands
were sunk, as has been reported by YES
scls arrived elsewhere.
yoNrTBISG NEW UNDrL rBE SuS. Dr.
iullycr, the Mesnrriscr, has made now
discovery lie has made a lady, IN the nat
nr,' or waking state, distinctly see The image
ofhis thoughts in cup ofmnlnsscs "Thr
image t'oys the Doc'or.l was seen at the
po,nt Of coincidence whcu tie angle Of IRA
dance FROM his brain wna equal ,n the angle
Of reflection IN her hroin." Nothing could
b. plainer-"i Image of your thoughts IN cup
Of piolasscs"
Passengers arc brought from New O,lcans
D. Piusburg for fifteen dollars. and thence TO
FhilpdclphIa for ten dollars. The whole Jl,.
iancc u 1900 wIlcs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

,VM. II. PRINCE g. co, sole
conductors OF this ancient csiab-
h,hment. offer to the public the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

REMAiHiso ~ THr rosT OFFICE, NEWPORT
RI MARCH LIST, 1S43
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

urrpERors AFFRAY.--An afray took place
t.,y d,ys since between DR.. Dauley, his son, his
a.mrbter, ~. and a Mr.. Wcmiss, at Metropolis Ill.
Some difficulty had occurred Oh account of pro
sosed u,s marriage between young DIR. Dauley and
fsmalc relative of Wemiss. The parties became
% excited in the quarrel, that old DR.. Dauey shot
Wsmss in the breast, wounding him seriously
,bongh not mortally. At this juncture, as we are
;nformed, young Dauey sprung upon the wound
~ man. and inflicted several severe wounds with
tn;fe, so that Wcmiss's life is despaired Of. 1t
Gems also thet the ladies took part in the scufic.
young Dauley was married the next day to
Wenniss's female relative, and we now learn that
I'D DR.. Daulcy and his daughter, and young Dr.
IMulev and his wife have all been arrested and
eommit,ed to prison to await their trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
DI ED.

July o. Of apoplsyy Mrs Ae,ha Arden in the 73d year
of her age, widow Of the late Francis Arden.
The friends of the family and Of her son-inaw Mr..
Conrad Sweet respectfully invited attend her funeral
this Tucsday aitenoon ~ O'Clock, from her late
dence, No. 35 Pil;e-street.
Yesterday morning, Miss Louisa Woodruff.
The friends Of the family, amd those of her bo,her.in
law Jesse D. Price and Pulaski Jacks respectfully in
ited attend her funeral from the residence Of the latter
No. Ill WOostertreet this morning. a, O'Clock Her
mains will be taken Elizabethown, " j. for inermen
On Monday morning, July -! Frances daughter Of the
late Peregine Cumberson aged IL years.
The friends of the family requested to attend her lnn-
raj ts day l2 o'clock from the residence Of her uncle
+. Cunbersom, No. l56 Laurens-stree
July %, Mr.. William Sterling, in his 17th year.
July -, Of consumption, William Roe Havland, in his
9th year.
July 26 suddenly john of Patrick Lane Il years and
months.
July a. after potracted illness of IS months, Angelica
widow of the late Lemue Price, aged 80 years.
July 81, Anna Louisa infant daughter Of John and Jane
Newhouse, aged II months.
AT Alanhasset, L. L. July 90 Mr.. Benjamin Sands, s5
At Poughkeepsie July 90, EIistne Potter, only child of
Orlando NJ. and Catherine E. Bocart 10 months.
At Fshkill Landing, July o. in his 25h year, John G.,
of Benjamin Aylnar.
At Flushing L. l., July d. Henry Mitchell formerly Of
this city, in his s7,h year.
At Sawpits, July 90 after painful lness Mrs. Sarah
Lewis, aged 81 years aud . months.
At Sharon Springs, July 20 Cernence, youngest daugh
of Benjamin Stevens, of this city,
AT Skeneateles July is, Mr.. Samuel Ltherand, one Of
the first settlers of that place and native Of Wtney Ok
foIdshire England, in his Sith year.
AT Newark, \. j.. July 20, Eunice Baldwin 10
AT Canandagua Jsly ,, Mary, widow of the late Samuel
Brocklrbank, aged -
At Clinton CT, July u, Mrs. Lucy c. wife of Rev. F..
S Huntington and daughter of the late d. Chester Cowes
of Amherst, aged IS
AT South Boston, Mr. Samuel NJ. Burnham formerly of
Vermont, 49,
At Charlestown, Mass, July u, Mr. Lenthe E. Phil.
lips, 50.
At Dorchester Mass, July 81 Timothy H. Backran 50.
AT Canton, Mass, Mr. Simeon Tucker, ~.
At Tisbury, (Nor Shore,) Mass, Algenon s., of
Hon. William Davis. Of T., 20.
At Providence, July 49, DR.. Joseph Mason, for many
years eminent physician in that city He was graduate
of Brown University of the Glass Of l7S6.
IL, Gen Daniel Cruse Of Bath steuhen County, n y,
aged d years
At Becksgrove his residence in the Island of St Croix
july Samuel Belts ESP formerly Of this city, in his Soth
year.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
pnhlic Stock Exchange. July "a.
Commercial aud Money Matters.


There moderate business only done atte Board and
stocks generally firm. Illinois improved !; Ohio !;
Canton !; Sionington Long Island was firm, and cash
stock scarce Bank OF Commerce improved & Farmers
Loan 7.
The Bill market very firm although the transactions
not argeSterling 8; 9; Francs 2G 25, with
upward tendency 1t thought that Francs will 60 10 70
Mexican Dollars worth TO per cent premium, ard
considerable amount has been taken for the packet of the
lst They are rather scarce and nearly all be had here
in Philadelphia and in Boston have been, we understand
bought
Spurious notes purporting be Of the kensngton Bank
Of the denomination OF SO have been pat circulation
Lancaster county Vi@nette railroad &c signed j.
Wood President; Sadv ~ Paxou, Cashier The los Of the
kenngton Bank from steel plates with river and
landscape yignetetwo medallion heads of Napoleon and
female figure in each margn-and signed ]. Wainwright
President; c. Keen Cashier OF coulse they not
imitation of the genuine and ought not 10 deceive any
using ordinary
The Baltimore American says: Sales Of City per
continue be made all the between 90 100. There
is falling of in Baltimore Ohio Railroad shares, which
Offered $40 without buyers. In State per cents
there moderate transactions 60 per Certificates
for 1872 and s5 for 1913 Not much doing in Bank shares.
Exchange NewYork Philadelphia and Boston is at par
to discount; Virginia dis; London 81 O.,
The books Of subscription for the Bank Of NuskIngum
have been open for time and not dollar of stock has
yet been taken.
At Augusta, Ga. checks on NcwYork have become
aud of the banks ask per cent per Central
Bauk notes continue improve and sales have been made
as low per disc. Stale per bonds in de-
worth %
Tie steamer Tobacco Plant, St. Louis has $4,000 IN
Specie from Liberty Mothe Of the receipts for
Public Lands the Platte Land Office since it opened
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

HEAnACHE-WIghts Indian Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for ihs distressing complaint, because hey purge from
the BODY these bilious umors which the cause no, only
neadtshe nausea and sickness but OF all the ills that
Oae cent to1 of the above named Indian ysg.,,bI Pills
nay single dns=, vii Frequently carry off the most vio.n
attack o. headache. and IN All perseverance, the
scrption Of headache
Wright Indian Vegetable Pills certain cure for all the
above dangerous complaints because they the anen-
ry canal OF all those hous and rud humors which
the cause mol only OF all disorders the bowels bat Of
and iprfy the blood and therefore gr- health and rigor
from the body.
B1rars Of Co,ntesifs-Tise public cautioned against
wonderful Pills.
should be remembered all genuine medicine mas Wrig
Indian Vegetable Pills neatly printed the sides the boxes
aud that, II the word WrIghts be found all is o
lively wrong.
Offices devoted eyclusvey TO the sale Of the medicine
whoIesa and retaNos 288 Greenwich street New York
adelrhia.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
z. = The Original Lemon sugar revived.

The Proprietor Of this uestnabe Beverage pre-
pared TO furnish any quantity Of the LEMON SUGARat
the shortest notice. Ii the cheapest pure and most whole
beverage that has been Offered the public Il
prepared solely from the fresh Lemon and refined Sugar By
chemical and mechanical process aud flee from de-
leteuous quality.
Its peculiarly adapted private families counting
houses Offices family parties and parties of pleasure, being
beautiful article requiring other process OF preparation
than mixing with water all the labor and unclean-
ness Of preparing in the ordinary way.
twill be found article board Of steamboats,
and ships il will keep good without change OF rs
qualities for length of kvp dry Prepared and sold,
wholesale and retail, at No. &c Nassau-sr., by
jyl istf VI. GAILARD
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
Cleared,

Ships Isabella, Andersen, Bremen, Oerch s Kruger;
John Mn,un Stark, New.orleans. Stanton s Forest.
Brgs Brilliant, Parker, Windsor, y s. Soue, Whitney <
Co; Florida Banco, Eldridge, Belize, Blanco; Susan,
Gerard Sydney, 5, HaFsous, Brothers & Co; Emma,
Wait, Maracabo, Bauchaud * Thebaud; Holus, Haley,
Ponce, P R, < J Maxwel Citizen, Ingalls, ST Marys,
Ga, Brett X Vose.
schrs Aysn, Berry Norfolk, Va \ Cooley s Co;
Manchester, Worth, Richmond, Ya Allen Paxson; Da.
mascus Chase Pensacola, Badger Peck Dodge, Knapp,
Alexandria, Surces & Chairman
Arrived,
Ship Sea Lion, Of New Orleans, Howe, 81 days from
New-Oreans with tobacco, lead, Hour, SC. 10 Sesmth
Leeds Co July u, off Cape Henry, spoke lt'sate
Macedonian from oriok the Of Africa all well;
july22 off Cape Charles, spoke hrg Antelope for BostoG
Ship t.lkmaar, Eustus ~ days from New-Oreans. with
tobacco cotton, SC Richard Buck July Il, OF Cipe
Florida spoke ship Aymar, days irom Trinidad for al
Bark Vermont, Amcy, of Poushkeepse, lis days from
New.ZraIand with > 300 bbls whale and $50 do sperm OIL
and "a coo lbs bone, 10 D Sherman
Brig Wolcoit, Owens, from Gouaives, 81 Domingo win
400 logs mahogany TO Depeyster * Whitmarsh
Brig Leonora, Collins, from Wilmington {, with ium-
Der, TO d Cox.
schr AveIine Chase days from Boston, with wheat to
schs Two Brothers Goodspesd days from Boston, with
molasses, to w Mills * Co.
Schr Exchange Mason 4 days from Suffolk, with shln
ges, TO Ward i Van Wagner.
Schr Alexandra, Lewis, from Alexandria with hour to
S;nrses Chairman
Schr Victory Penied, from Alexandria, with flour, to
schr Letus, Collins, from james River, with wood:
schr Nassau, Sweetssr from Swansboro y {, with na
val stores, 10 L Mitchell
sehr Elizabeth, Cramer, from Philadelphia, with coal TO
Tsda s Setback.
Below,
Ship Mexican, from Russia, to Barclay * Livingston.
Ship Florence. from Boston.
British bark Eliza from Bristol, England with passrn.
gers The Z boarded by pot-bo:t Jacob Bell, eco
miles S Z, of Sand $ Hook. Wind W.
packe. shin Iowa Lines Hayre.
Disasters.
Two hundred and eighty bales OF saved rom
the wreck of the ship Hanover OF Providence up to the s4
before the ship pieces other bales from time
time picked up at sea- and put under the care of Lloyd
agent.
Schr Atlantic before reported ashore tbs bar in New
HaIbo Os,ervile got eff about the 9th inst after landing
her cargo, (oats) which sold aucon aud sailed io
Nantucket. where she " 10 be repaired
BERMUDA July lion the lst INST, the bng SOPHIA,
captain and spanards aground the
of Wreck Hi She got off, however, with assistance
from the shore the Of $500 salvage In Tightening
her the started and 80 bales of cotton thrown
orerhoad which Were afterwards picked up She went 10
! sea on the Iih, destination not reported
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

NJ in order SHOW the demand for Flenings Msdcat-d
oissloca and Worm Candies able state that dur
,ss Saturday the rad sold thse hualIed aud twenty
I besides during the week large runbe. was sold
vasRHos CANpr has never been known 70 fail a one IN
and his WakM CASDr equally efcscions IN d-s
snd 1 may save them much much trouble and care
aio sale wholesale aud e;ai Dr. Coyerts oice 33 Mas.
tSenus New York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
M 4 tRP1ED

At Pensacola July g. Lieut.. William L. shu,tlewor Of
the U. s. Marines Miss Clotilda s, eldest daughter Of
DR.. John Brosnafam, of this city.
AT Philadelphia, July 49, Charles Stark Newell, Esq Of
Cambridge, Mass Alice j., daughter of the late William
Crabbe OF p.
AT Warren Ohio, July6, Mr. Charles Hckox of Cleaye-
land, Laura A., daughter Of Hon Francis FREEMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

S,vps's SAEsAr,RiLLA-Coud the many thousands who
row suffer diseases Tor which this peraraion IS GER
tain specific listen the grateful testimony OF those who have
used II and been cured they would longer doubt IN regard
efficacy hesitate apPropuatiH- 10 themselves the
benefits which medicine alone besiow Obstinate cuane-
ous eiuptous scroala chronic enlargement and
pain the homes and joints Iheumi IN aliits ions ana
diseases arising inuieioa Of mercury are safely
and speedily cured by is use:
evidence OF lis superior value and elcacy
see certificates published this and other city papers
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail aud Tor enioation
by A. b. SANDSs {; CO., DuggiSts (Crame bniidaSs
273 Broadway of Chambers street. New oIk Sod
also by A. B. D. SANDS 10 Fulton street and a. last
Broadway of Market street. Pnce 81 per bottle SIX
bottles for S. Original documents may he seen at our s'oe.
.zxns----
Many persons who l2bong ~ der diseases Of lungs
windrpe and dls!epsa, have become dlssused WITH VIVA.
kinds without producing the desired effect and consequently
resolved 10 make as putting them ali down alike
IS quick nostCms, not worth IL Is true that many ci
these nos;rum from their beng rrcomraded - cure almost
eNeIy disease 10 winch The human form subject II !Ton M
other cause indicate this fact that they made 70 sell and
ot 10 cure disease and SAID that easy 10 Oh
t certificates from and others thing that
may De Sot up To th answer that discerning mind,
ny looking over estmoa lis from pcins and others,
ao2a ueH no physciin who regards his standing such,
wiz azta ms reputation By recommending unworthy
ailc.e :" eFeios ny;e the public examine tcst-
oiias nom iysicans C!eytre aud others and contrast
Nom Win IN SPURIOUS, and they VIII bs satisfied OF the
diliHfeH'c ne oaiin ol Life for Coughs, Colds,
Consunpon Dyspepsia, Bronchitis Sore Throat Asthma
Group WhoOpnS Consh Sc used III season and is for
au,iee $50 BoweIy, 2l Hudson ST, and I4l sth Avenue
\ V
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

TO IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
The new Auction aud Commission Store, Ne s9 Broad
way, opposite the New York ratersals open for the re
cepuon OF American and Foreign Goods either II private or
public sale The store Is 90 feet deep and has large show win
ows and The .ht Is also admitted from the roof and is reI>
ap one OF the best stores for exhibiting paintings unitur.
lamps plated ware CHINA fancy goods any kind ana
SITUATION not exceeded by other in Broadway
Merchants manufactures aud others that have goods n e.:
pose OF viii find their advantage to deposit them ~ us
store The commission vii! be moderate aud all m,s az m m
c,ived will be faithfully paid over - ,aeys re
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
DrAmerican aIuseun.-The Manager has ,

10 AMERICAN MUseum.-The Manager has iElr
pleasure to inform the public that the New Hall attached 10
this establishment for the exhibition of Cards Of and
Specimens Of Manufactures and the Fine Arts Will positively
open on the h day Of August Deposors w confer favor
by sending such articles they wish exhibit by be-
fore the third Of August aud thereby themselves
gIatcons advertisement of their names business and location
i'll the prnc pei daily papers.
Particular attention 10 this is earnestly leGuestel
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
q Grand Sunday School Excursion

The Teachers and Scholars the Sabbath School attached
10 the South Baptist Church. will take excursion around
Staten Island "Wednesday next July They have char
tered steamboat for the occasion and viii spend hour
two at Perth imboy and Fort Hamilton They will leave
o'clock.
Tickets tncudng Dnnerl b. had Madison street.
81 Beeknan 81 Cliff 81 Harrison, and the Sun office.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. z Snruce-c,
The subscribers inform their friends aud the nnbi;c tb,;
they now have hand the assortment OF SHADE y, w.
found IN any store IN the country and selling az yery m
Gnced prices Shades OF patein size painted 70 order
Ssns, Banners and Interior Decorations done in stv nor 70
BE- surpassed b. any oths. establishment ' "' "
Jyi Inns BARTOI & DE M.Jr>ry
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET-Julv -.
At market, 900 head OF Beef fCaue-75O from the South
so Cows and Calves, and 1890 Sheep and Lambs.
Pwcrs-BErF CATrlE.--The market very dull, and
prices barely maintained. We quote So 10 80. with a
few 25. 80 unso;d.
Cows AND C.Lygs.--aIl taken a, SIS a 25 TO IS
SHEEP AND L,>ss-Sa,es Of 1909 81 II; s. 80 FOR
Lambs. and 81 TO S3 25 for Sheep, which ; decline
H.-Sales of New al so cents per cwt, and Old at 80
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

4 UCTlON OTlCE-Thursday July 27th, Al
10 O'clock At III. house No 3Os Bowery by order OF III.
A!mmiS'aoi OF John = Summers, deceased all the Honse
DWans mahogany and cane bottom Chairs Ihrceplv and
Ingram Carpets mahogany Rockers Mante! Clock Vases
M1atel La1ms o. Paintings. o:Clols Croekety, Bed
teas< beds ana Bedding &c Ae with large lot OF Kitchen
ly2l 81. Il. 4 | LAWRE.NCE Anctinnssr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

RLACh I'M, 81 l-2 CTS. per galIon-A superior
b,cG quality . OF Back Ink winch freely very
above price, at wholesale and retail br 0 ' " '"e
Jy22 6tis DR.. LEWIS SFEUCHTWANGER . Wan, >,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

l.. NJ. CHELMSFORD, 33l w

A MEXICAN MUSEUM AND AERIAL GAR
n DEN.-p. T. BARNUNi, Manager.
Dan Visitors admitted the same EreniRg free.
EIGHTEEN EMINENT PERFORMERS.
Nj. WILLIAM COLE, the Great Chimes. Nondescrpt!
Who will appear IN ynety OF claI'c uf 1 M1GSs!ig
great ats saacity obedience and talents have placed him
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

~ BApsUMs NEw PRcJEcrs in the way of entertain
meats went with the perfect Last night his
Musepn well filled 10 witness the grand performances Of
the excellent company engaged there To partcqarize
>upetaous when every his bill host
spsadd performances this evening quarter past o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25

FNrtICIliHI NUtfCV.--I I!.se TtSI'ES '1' '',H
Furniture any description dispose of or who hk
ing up housekeepiu viii ind ready sa!e for portion or
all OF their goods by ndR their address caEs upon
the sahscGIbeI. Goods o Al = lnonnt purchased.
F.COLTON, ll3 FuitoR-stsest and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-25
WONDERS OF THE AGE!

WONDERS OF TIE AGF..
His extraordinary eats must be seen 10 be behaved
Also engaged, for one week only the celebrated
GREAT WESTERN,
The best delineaor of Negro Character and the best r.
GRODANCER LIVING who will present to the Lovers
of Mrh the most recent the shags OF ConeS,
and Original Imitation Of a L LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE AT
FULL SPEED NEGRO EXTRAVAGA! VIRGINIA
BREAkDOWN
This most extraordinary performance has elected the adni
ration otou,ands all the principal theatres in the United
States.
The CITY BRASS BAND, Of thirteen Musicians is en-
gagged for the balcony, garden and stage. Miss PHILLIPS,
the Vocalist; Air BRQUWER, the Comic Singer; LA Pc
TITE. CERlTO, the Danseuse, Sc.
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
O'clock and every evening 81 Admission the Muse
m Garden and entertainments 25 cents; children under
voarS Of age half pfiCe