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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, DEC. 6, 1874

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, DEC. 6, le43.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
The Sun The Moon Full Sea-
Rises. II Sets 81 Morn Rises Morn s 70
Latest Dates
London -. November Havre ..... November.
Liverpool November Naw-Orleau, Nov IS
Cleared.
Ships Niagara, Cole New Orleans, Johnson S, Low3en
Minerva, Brown, Marseilles, Boyd H,ncken Mary Phil
lips Pratt, Mobile, Pos, Phillips, Louisa, Leare New
O.leans VIM Nelson
Briggs Albertina, joyce Trinidad de Cuba de Zaldo;
Falcon Pitt Bermuda, Tucker Lghbourne; Mary Pen.
nell Nerryman Havana G. Thurstou Coz New Jersey,
Brown, Savannah r NJ Deml
schrs Alicia, Walter Porto Plata; Despatch, Corson
Wilmington Del
Packet ship Montreal Tinker from London and Ports
mouth, Nov :! mdse, 10 John Cfriswold.
Snip Violet IS days from New Otleans, ndse, to Dun-
ham & Dinon.
scilican brig Annette, 81 days from Sicily, udse to
master.
Brig Lawrence, Copeland Baker 10 days from ST Marx,
cotton, 10 P Farnham.
sch Little Mary, Davis, days from Portland, Ne, lum-
ber
Schr Sarah Margaret, from Philadelphia. coal
Schr Rebrcca I: Walker, from Philadelphia coal.
Schr Cosmopoli.e Morgan, days from Baltimore, mdse,
to j s. Briggs.
schr Ann Latouret,e days from Petersburg flour, Sc
to James Hunter.
Brig Oceana, Creighton, Is days from New Orleans:
Also, Bremen brig, ship, baIque, brig and Dutch
galliot. Wind NV. Weather clear
szzn1zuzenx1rnUa
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" OF LIVER WORT.

BALSAM OF LIVER WORT
Mrs. NJ. y. GARDENERS INDIAN
BALSAN OF LIVEKW ORr AND
HOREHOUND has now been IN ex,.n-
site use FOR the past fifteen yeus. and has
gained greater reputation than am other
article cw in use for The cure Of Conghs,
Colds, Phthlsic, Consumption, Asthma,
Whoopins Coughs, Bronchitis, and all
Pulmonary Complaints, and diseases Of the
Lungs, and affections of the throat, LIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

Mad. Adolph az Peae's Museum.
l Procrastination is tn thief Of time "a truth So
Tenn important and yer how small the number VINO
act with pomprness end decision OF the vital
Importance When disease invade the physlca! frame no
time should be lost procuring the night medicine at once
eases such Rheumatism, Kings Evil Scroiua, affecting
the glands, obstinate Cutaneons Frupons Ulcers White
Swellues, EnaIg and Pain Of the Bones, and other
similar Diseases SASpss SARsAPARILA has been found
numerous instances TO be Efficient remedy, operating mild.
y and -asany the general system purifying and Cleans
Ing the vital fluids giving and energy 10 the sys'
TEN, and lmpang stamina to the debl ated name Num-
bers who taken merely with view OF aleyating their
suienss have by using short time 10 their Infinite
pleasure and delight rapid improved in health until II has
become fully established
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for exporta
ton by A B. SANDS u CO., Druggists (Granite Build
ugs) corner Of Broadway and Chambersslrept Sold also
by a B. D. SANDS, 70 Fulton of Gold street: and
East Broadway, f Market street Prce 81 per bot
tle-sI1 bottles for S..
~ PRICE REpucEp--Di. TAYLoR's BALsAM LIVER
woRT-Prepared 37j Bowery, for coughs consumption
shifting blood raising OF phsgm pains III the breast and sf
night hectic fever paptaton Of the heart tickling In
ID with any of these symptoms should read the following
certificate:
Dear Sir-Ny wife has been .ick about manihs being
confined bed for three weeks with affection e the
liver which she has been for ten or twelve years
past Dr. Ho recommended me to call at 35 Bowery and
zet bottle of Dr. Tayors Basam Of LigeIwort, which he
hsugn would relieve her About three or tour weeks since
she led IT, and she now nearly well 40 tat
goes about the house attending her duties and now iee
very confident that your Btlsam will her entirely well for
which feel very grateful and am happy TO recommend TO
all similarly Affected G. 1WATsoN, Roosevelt Ut
For sale al the only original Offices 35 BoweIy and down
town by G. J. LEEDS. Wholesale Druggist, l2s MAIDEN
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Presented By Mr. BARNARD Of ~ y but not allowed 10 De
read by the Loco naioiiy.l
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.IWhips in Italics. !

So the amendment was FeJecteu'
For the Right of Petition, torty-ssrsn Wings,
,orty.tour Locos Against it, fifteen Southern
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GOAL AT 81 IS PER TON--A cargo of the
y very best Peach ocsd Stove Coal dischgipg This day
from Canal barge at the foot of Vearys North River, de-
Yard formerly oec@ied by sirzsmmog 2a Vashinesoas
@ . In es M 90 vsrsd IG re- 70 .v
ra of The CITY and weighed by ter dc &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

u In the Loco-Fcco Congressional Caucus,
the vote for Speaker stood
JoHS WINSTON JONES, of Virginia s
WILLIAM WILKINS, of Pennsylvania. Is
DIXON II. LEWIS, of Alabama 9
Mr.. Jones had three-fourths of the votes-a
clear Van Buren, triumph.
No agreement as to Printer, Clerk, Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

- SPLENDID Performances, aud Fortune Telling by
Mad Atnlnh al, Pealn's Museum.
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CouRT CALENDAR-This Ddy-SUPER1oR CouRr
Nos. a. To- s. l9 %, 81, 81, 100, SO, ST. 49, &c. 81
3s, 40.
CoMMo. PLEAs-Paft Nos. ST. 6, 1913, l25, 81 9. IL
30 o. So 50. Part IINos IS, -, so, 81, 49, 49, 3d. IS
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NOTICE is hereby given that application for a
~ Charter viii be made 10 the next IeaisIaure by the
and Cooks Marine Bsnsyoisn1 soc.y Of the City
ds laY6w%
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CORPORATION NOTICE Public Notice is
~ hereby given the owners occupant occU
pants of all Houses and LOIS improved orunmroyed Lands
affected thereby that the following have beer
completed by the AssesVrand lodged IL theS Com
mssoner's Office for mnatcn By all prIons interested.
VIZ Repairing Thom seat from Canal &c Grad sts,
Canal and Grand Also tots the North SIDE Of Ca.
street between Sullivan and Laurens street, and on the
All Essons whose AFFECTED by the above named
and who opposed the same either OF
the udsrs2-d the Street COMMISSIONER Office, within
thirty days from the dare Of this Notice
JOHN EWEN, Street Commissioner,
AID Chairman Of the Assessors.
Tnn narS RI
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M7ANTED-Familic supplied gratis with the
w best cooks houiemaijs Sc nj l. Watts's office, 3i7
Boone 81. Dc 2us~
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3AANTED-Ey young woman, a situation to
w do plain cooking waiiag and iron,ng Best OF city
reference siyen. Arply al lsG w oostef 81. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

JETANTkD--A situation by very good Cook,
who lived years il her last place Please apply AT 225
Fliy beth So Do 2ts
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YiJANTEN-A situation b. steady industrious
w g for general houework Psase aIliy at 1873 Chrys-
49, Ia
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Street Commissioners Offre. Dec. 5, 1873 cs IOt
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WTADDlNG.-Pecii' black Wadding, superior
w artic lie, in buuA!es CT 50 yards, for sale by
dc 6tlseoiN T. :. BRETT. 20 Pine st
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The Sun The Moon Full Sea.
Rises! II Sets.4 81 Morn Rises Morn s x
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Brig Oceana Creighton Is days from New Orleans:
Also, Bremen brig ship. barque, brig and Dute
galliot. Wind NV. Weather clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-06

NEW BREMEN OVEL.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED ind for sale whole
= ''i S TX sS.t sTRTNGERs co 2a Broadway,
corner Ann nj,
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- TrcI. Hronson's Second Lecture this
e$ealnS f1iSe:s .3;n, ,gsfspeFsd ; ResisSions,
Lii and Health; There aiGty Season 'jcxefs len
wi The aaitog 10 'aks TIE pias Of a4isson fer oae even
ng the first Lecture Alter these sold no more viii Be
disposed Of the Hall Mill be fail Si6se I,ckrfs lor hs
course s.; 10. 4 Lldy and Gentleman s. 20 us
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Latest Dates
London 49,. November4 Havre November ,
Liverpool November NAw-Orleaui Nov. IS
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Va NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for three sisters, two Of
~ them wait UPON the Sick the other DO
chanberw ork take charge ". children all Of them we'll
qualified and rei, several clegymen aud Others this
els Inquire No Prince ST. Of the Bowery. Is lw'
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Tenth venue and gray ching The lOaway entr ing Is on
both sides of Fory-seven'hSueet from the Eighth 70 tbs
nu, between tysixh and ard the
east side Of the Tenth between Forty sixth and For
t and both sides OF the Ninth Avenue be-
tlvs, Forty.si1th and Forty eghl.stteets.
All persons whose affected by The
assessments and who opposed the either Of them
are requested present te objeaon3 writing the
Iersenea the Street Commissioners Office within 30 day.
from the date Of this notice
JOHN EVEN, Stree. Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office, Dec. 3, 1913. d5 l0e
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4 s senwaEIs; }secr.,aries. III
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-07-14
NOTICE.

H ETTERS DISQUALIFICATION de bonis
~ non were grained me at the March
Term, 1913, of the Probate Court of Yazoo
county, on the Estate Nathaniel n. Hurst,
dec'd,-All persons indebted TO the late
firm Of Whitehead g. Hurst, will come for
ward and make settlement and payments
likewise all persons indebted to said Hurst
individually.- Those having claims against
Whitehead g. Hurst, and ~ N. Hurst indl-
vdualy, will present them duly authenIicat
cd or they will be forever barred.
JOAB II. RICHARDS,
Admir- dc bonis non of n. N. Hurst, decd
Benton, April Z, 1913. 39-6t
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PODW7HP ER1e6.

Il is devoted TO the highest grade q light Lite
nature, each number containg three or tourchaste
Original and Selected TALES; which, While they
shall interest the young, shall at the same time
point moral. Il also contains much good, and
never any bad POETRY. copious compound
of weIl-told Anecdote, Rich Humor Pointed Wit,
Just Satire, and Sentiment the most touching. IL
cOntsins also, the greatest variety of Original
Tales, Sea Sketches, Essays, Poetry, Songs, Char
AIDES. besides the latest and best selections from
the American and English Magazines, and all
other fountains of choice Original Literature.
In fine, the Posi-, upon which the concern is
founded, has been conceded every where to be
the very first newspaper in the country in the
quality and quantity OF its Original Tales, Essays
Poetry and other matter.
There follows a list of names Of aboutiiity emf
nent writers, who are regular contributors to the
paper, which we have not room to insert.
Original Stories appear In every number OF thu
paper, with Original articles on all subjects.
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Great Enterprise!
UNIFIED STATES
POST
AND CHRONICLE.
Il Family Newspaper Of the
MamOth Class.


TVHE propristogs of the Saturday Evening Post
have purchased the entire establishment OF
tho "SATURDAY CHRoEIcLE," and also that of the
"UNrrED STATEs' weekly newspapers, the I'M
mense subscription list Of which concerns they
have united with the heavyiist Of the SATUR-
DAY POST, family newspaper d322 years
standing, and now issue the three in one under
the title Of s. The United states saturday
Post and ChrOnicle.'' The present number
will commence
THRTWENTY FOURTH VOLUME,
ana with the superior facilities now possessed by
the proprietors, they can afford TO pnbsh larger,
handsomer, and-better paper for the money than
can be had elsewhere. The editorial department
will be under the control Of several gentlemen of
high literary stinding and ability, and will be
conducted with degree of vigoE and spirit that
must render the paper one Of the very best ever
issued in the country. The great size Of the sheet
will enable the ProprietoTs 10 give greater vatie-
~ of original and selected matter than can be
found in contemporary sheets. The matter will
in many respects be of a different quality. The
design Of the propuetors being, to make a
First rate Family Newspaper
in every particular, calculated to meet the wishes
of the people from one end of the Union to the
other, the following are the points TO which they
invite attention, embracing the CHARACTER OF the
chant
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TVHE undersigned having been appointed
n at the February Term, 1913, of the
Probate Court of Yazoo county, Commits
siomers of Insolvency upon the Estate Of
Behavior Young. decd, win meet on the
first Saturday of each month at the Office
of James Hayden, in YazOo city, TO audit
claims against said estate.
JAMES HAYDEN,
GEO. B. WILKINSON,
NATHANIEL PERRY.
Yazoo city, March II, 1843. 36-6.
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CIRCULAR

TO tie Planters ma HIefcIlGlltS OF
the Cotton grOlCiRg region on
the Mississippi.
UNHE undersigned has established new
II Cotton Press IN this city, IN the spa
cious Fire Proof Sheds Of James Erwin,
ESQ 81, Immediately above the angle build
ings in the Second Municipality, whero he
has ample room to store ten thousand bales
of Cotton under cover. He offers TO the
Planters and Merchants to receive their
Cotton free Of Storage, hophgfo sremune-
rate himself therefor by the superior adyan-
tape of his composing machine; he binds
himself TO perform as well and as cheap as
other presses in the city. lie therefore res
pectfully requests those who wish 10 save
the expense Of storage, TO instruct theil
agents to deposit their cotton in his press.
JOHN BALDWIN.
New Orleans, Feb ,, 1913. 33-3t.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

A portion Gifts columns will be devoted during
the Lecture Season, to SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
carefully reported at length-a feature possessed
by no othar weekly paper--by one Of tte best Re-
porters IN tie United STATES. Hence, subscribers
remote can have all the advantage of these highly
popular dscourses with but little cost. The great
size of the paper also enables US to give all i'm
portant Congressional Proceedings at length, and
all reports and other public documents in full
together with occasional Congressional Speeches
fill
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"At the cost of no little trouble we lay be-
fore our readers to-day the very important
decision of the High Couriof Errors and APP
peals in regard to the powers of banking cor
poratians. We have no room foreomments.'' -
,Nississiapian, 18Th May.
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First rate Family NeWsDaper
THE GREAT SIZE.

Il is a sheet Of the largest class--is printed on
fair, clearlyPe, with fine white paper, and con-
,ains more reading matter than any weekly pub
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THE FARMERS.

It is intended to make the paper one of great
interest to the FarmeTs by giving the Reports OF
the different Agricultural Associations; the new
Inventions; late experiments IN filling, and able
papers from every source entitled to confidence;
80 that the gricultural portion Of the community
viii find in its columns, witiDut entrenching upon
other matter, oil that is desirable to know, with
out the expense Of a separate journal.
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rs q Newspaper.

As weekly newspaper, Il is believed that the
" UNITED STATES SATURDAY POST" is
not equallsd by any weekly literary paper now
existing 1t contains CON and well digested nc
count Of every matter Of news up to the hour Of
printing. This is a great desideratum to those
who take only a single weekly paper, and hich
means less extensive than these connected Nth
tho establishment cannot accomplish. The NUM-
Der Of persons employed, and the steam-Power
engaged in the publication Of his paper, altogeth-
eF surpasses that Of any other Of q similar char
acter.
In short, the UNITED STATES SATURDAY
POST is considered in all respects equal, It not
superior, to any Of its class, while in price it Is
fer cheaper. Instead Of three dollars year, which
is the price Of the two mammoth newspapers D
New York, and the two OF Boston, the subseIip
ton Of the nUNITED STATES SATURDAY
lPOSTl' is only Two Dollars q year, pc
II single copy. GEO. r. GRAHAM g. co.
No aa Chasnnl slreel. PhiIadelphia. Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-11
CITY Intelligence.

Strange as app0ar in this large city but
poor devil was committed yesterday for any offence
above petit larceny. This Frank Minaugh, who
stands charged with picking the pockets of Lake Guion
Of ss6 while he asleep porter house at ls9 An
hony street. This Sudden decrease of crime may have
been the result of the anticipated reform in the police
system that has been promised by the two past Common
Councils, and also the present Hope may continue.
MILITARY PARApE.-The First Brigade of New York
Volunteer Militia paraded yesterday under command Of
Gen. Hunt The brigade consisted of the 3D. 3d. s.h and
27h regiments; and that under Col Jones' carried of the
palm for their solderke bearing, and neat and beaut
full style of military uniform.
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This is the true state of the business Of the Union
cordine 10 such ficial statements have been made
The result is decline OF s2a Co., 80 per cent, in
duabe goods while the estimate Of CUSTOMS made upon
the actual operation Of the present tariff during the 4th
quarter of lsi2 during which they were at the rate Of
but $40 100000 per snnum, was not too high. The
IRENE depression of business manifest n the three quar-
tors prior to tha ending September 80 was inevitably
ollowed by slight reaction. The great exhaustion OF
goods necessarily followed by some increased i'm
ports in anticipation Of continued rise in prices This
not however been sustained and prices again fall
ling. II very generally believed that imports would
take place to an extent which would induce rise Of ex
change and reshpmenis Of specie This, however,
has not taken place the imports have not been large
was anticipated The genera result is however that
an excessive duty has diminished the imports $40
and the government revenue is not high as under the
low tariff Of ls42 This tariff was put on for the purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-11
HAYTIEN COMMERCIAL REaULATIoNs.-The fol.
lowing is published by authority
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WeshlnotOn. October 7Ih- 1913

I
Washington, October 7h, 1913
The following laws bearing upon our commerce,
recently enacted by the Government of Hayti, to
take effect on the llth day of September, 1913
were this day received from the U. S. Commercial
Agent al Cape Hayden, viz: =
The tonnage duty heretofore exacted on foreign
vessels, at one dollar Spanish per ton. is increased
to two dollars Spanish per ton, consequently Anne
rcan vessels pay two dollars and twenty cents per
ten.)
ALI foreign vessels going from one port to ano.
Their, in this Island, will pay for each port visited,
an additional duty OF one hundred dollars, Hayden
currency, on vessels under one hundred and fifty
tons.
Vessels from one hundred and fifty to two hun
dred tons, pay one hundred and fifty dollars.
Vessels Of Two hundred tons AM upwards, pay
two hundred Hayden dollars.
The duties on wharfage and weighage on mer-
chandlse imported, are increased to double their
former rates
The "Terrtorla' duty on exports is still in force;
but the duty of expectation is reduced, which re
duces the export duty on coffee from twenty dollars
Haytlen currency, per thousand pounds, to twelve
dollars. Cocoa from ten dollars TO four per one
thousand pounds. Tobacco, in leaf, from fifteen
dollars per one thousand pounds to five dollars.
Logwood from seven dollars per one thousand
pounds to two dollars. Mahogany from twenty
two dollars to twelve dollars per thousand feet
Hides, of all kinds, are free of export duty.
The wharfage and the weighage and measuring
are 10 be added to the foregoing quantities fol-
Cocoa, one dollar. Tobacco, one dollar. Log
wood, one dollar. Mahogany, one dollar. Hides
are charged one cent, Hayden, each.
The present value of a Hayden dollar is two. ffths
q 5ths) OF Spanish or American silver dollar, or
sixty per cent. below their par.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-11

GENERAL BERTRAND 1t is not generally known
that thus distinguished gentleman is connected with
this country by family relationship His only
daughter, Hortentia, VINO was born on the Island of
St. Helena, said to be most beautiful and accom-
pllshed woman, married an American gentleman
Mr.. Amade Thayer. Mr.. Thayer's father went TO
France, from Rhode Island, some forty years ago,
during the revolution, where he married an accom-
pllshed English lady, by whom he had two sons,
and by the judieioHs investment OF his money, laid
he foundation OF an immense fortune, which his
sonshaye recently inherited. Mr.. Edward Thayer,
The younger son, married the only daughter OF the
Duke de Pedua, cousin OF the Emperor Napoleon.
BON OF these gentlemen occupy high social dis
uncuen in Paris The younger is a leading politi-
clan, and failed in being elected to the Chamber of
Deputies during the last political canvass, by
very few votes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-11

THE CHATHAM.--The new lessee has hitherto
fulfilled the promises he made on assuming the
management OF this house, and his success has been
more than equal to his antcipations. jim Crow
Rice is the latest star and he brings with him many
novelties, which will be produced in succession dur
ing his engagement. His attraction appears to be
as great as it ever was, and nightly the Theatre is
crowded. We also observe the names of several
dancers who are particular favortes with the audi
ence. Miss Rallia succeeded Miss Walters, and a
Miss Partingon has been imported there is be-
sides, Petite Celeste. The stock company in itself
is exec lent, but night-a benefit night-exra
Gus aid is promised, to increase the value OF the en-
tertainments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-11

WEIGH d MAINS CIRCUS COMPANIES Letters
have been received from General Rufus Welch
stating his pre-emlnent success with his splendid
circus at Marsees, Genoa and Agiers, in his pro-
gress to Constantinople. He represents his whole
establishment in perfect health and vigor, and his
expectations fully, so far, realised. Col Manu. his
partner not least in enterprise, sails this day with
the largest troup Of horses and that ever LEFT
the United States, for Demarara, in the Lawrence
H. Adams, at which place this gentleman has
hitherto sustained general reputation for the re.
spectability and efficiency Of his company as well
as for the merit Of their performances. The Law.
renee II. Adams is fitted upin manner that affords
to man and horse the most complete accommoda-
| tion