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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25
SINGING.

MADAME SUTTON, pupil Of the laie Adolph Nourrit
WI and Marco Bodogn begs acIuain the cietanfi Of
New York that during stay in the CITY, she gurposs gy
Singing residence Her method of increasing the
myth compass of the voice and the style and
modern Italian and French schools precisely 81
mr that pursued BY Bordcgni and Vacca the first mases
Europe securing her pupils the like rad progress mat a.
tended her own studies The practices for the pupils unik
the selfeagios numerous s arranged from 'he
most fayorte Italian operas mating the study pleasure as
well improvement thereby facilitating the singing
from operps will have the advantage OF her sing
ing with them which be successfully pursued alone oy
eminent great assistance IN
sro,p" he voice a attaining quickly the style and finish.
Ladies will received sepI,tey or "a classes erms may
~ nv appving Madame Suttons residence, No
II Climbers street, between the hours OF and 9.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM USEMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.
THIS mst EXEH!sSa vi oF y Eisis"a''
Capt FMIr .Tss, Barry Cant ''''D Mis-. Buloi A'''"
Boxnh A'ift sf sGaroso.
THE Il i nsTc sa T u'lS
Bo.e., 80 eta; Pit . cts; Gallery, l2Il cts
ChArnhn THz>esH~s
p,,.. Circle isE !oIJ,. or PIECES NV ,,
~ BLAIR ASSpJJx.' performed
Family 'jiiass s.
TORRENT or t'@ The E' VALLEY
Doors open =, ~ O'Clock ind ths ps,rmaaa- viii
MPrCHELL'S OLYMPIC TIIEATRE-
THIS fE ay n rET;r Tiii < rss;''''"''
oIovAAAS'ifi' N Moor GOTHAM.
10 6 sSfsInsf s'''
~ The Door will be opened at pssr
orinsssc commerce At ,. every evening
AMERTCAN THEATnK-WALNUT-
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUsHMAN
THIS Svh fRyM qxNM MIX 3 81 T. '<''"''
row ky y S9 ( $Gs HszSssHA.1. .....
AMERICAN MUSEUn..
M''' Building of Prf'1 SGES Nd AN Msn.s:r
The aMsnags grateful for the
least nS be 's ssaa "'s the @
Sven him by the public happy announce the arrival and
m '' ~ Miss MARY DARLING,
The beautiful ana eh1mng Ensllsh Enchantess pupil OF
The Ss. l Magician Tie Of Young Lady
pie Of her performance, which h;y appeared in the
manager trusts will sufficient introduce her to the kind
notice Of The American public.
gcal Performances they must be to be appreciated
Also engaged for one cHHfxssNlaroNa.
The celebrated Chinese Juggler.
g. D. jenkins the highly popular Comic Drolerist, Tenor
Singer Banjo Player E1b9pisn Singer and
ooa viii r mos. Popular son
Psas Celeste viii dance the La saSaaere and other
| overture. aa$ %ssss:s M s In
RErREsEN PHTkAss ESt5 ORCHESTRA.
Am na 5 and z,
. JUS, saasS S to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
SRN Tsds eHs sos LADY
s'E s wi
s or s they
Day visitor; sSaIte5 evening FREE Evening
Day Performances "Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admi..iOn to all % eentA-ChlIdren hsfprse. mls
PEALp's VIEW YORK MUSEUM
'NAN Z 4! $St NfaFs ssSsa.;. NJ
The cstabksment u almost endless number Of
RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS OF
NATURE AND ART.
Neatly and tastefuy displayed ec spacious halls and
boasts Of avert
COSTLY ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
- Exceeding in extent and value any other America
The manager has engaged for short time only, de sublime
THE IL F fiiisis' ;;Ris S$FI & IT, -
sr$uis II III: sas :! q
This solemn and impressive represents Our Saviourd
Taaned Prisoner, with Crown of Thorns His Head
before Caphas the High Priest and the Court of Pontiu
PLATE.
MYSTERIOUSA AND ASTONISHING
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England.
Cha whes not 70 impose upon the pubhcs BY naky them
''"''' ''' FORTUNE TELLER.
Possessed with supernatural powe-but on the contrary,
iptelIec, and mention their leading lls qractons Of
THE PRESENf.
AND THE FUTURE.
She will tell persons whether they married or net,
what kind of husband wife they will describe their
characters and host of facts and conclusions
founded her knowledge othe nmuabe of phreno
ogy physiognomy euroogy philosophy &c A. proof the
her she liberty refer hum
dreds first citizens including clegymen, judges attor
physicians and OF the enlgh tened ladies in
the city
Admisson Museum, rs cents; Children half price
An charge Of @ cens 20 those who consult the Gypsy
Woman 0ff
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NJ A RITIM E. H ERALD


Ship Masters and Agents.
We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERr SILyEY of News Fleet a Re-
Vessels spoksn on their Passsge List of their Cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents az home abroad will also confer favor by
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
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CONCERT-The ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIE
TY with the Professional and Charitable Assistance Of
the following aides and Gsn,le will give their Concert
MONDAY EVENING, Msvch n,
4T NTRIO'g SALOON

% .d RESHySthST sSes e
the following Y ''' Concert
sssss ss Di s,tn:
s h. Ws
WORTH PslI, q De Luce, G. DoaworiS signors LoSaneo
With the addition Of several other Artists engaged for the
SThe Qrche complete in Department will be
r hs By % s Of
PROGRAMME.
81! f E.s s: : Mo. s.
Wiz GSng % p S.i oP Mon, Tado
CavatinaD Safe, sisnora Maronce. Dell Opera.
E.n.,;:is-FcS The Violin By sixng. R.pst s,,,.
Aui S"s /: i 4 Ss motto placer, D'
1N sirnor De BesSis, '''' ''''' Fioravanti
csvani- Della a, vita S'f nell santisro ssnor Mar
vaaiiSnsmESs the Flute melody of the oOeps
scens Cd A Nos Te%.aa ssnor Maron
cell, with Harp accompaniment, by ihibault ,,.
Faatasia-For the Piano Forte. by Monsieur F. Rats:
scena ed Aria" Casa Diva" NADINE Sutton. from ~
me Open sa La s N0%i srnor Mi Beln'
Ion and Martini from iha Opera La stanera Bellni
O'Clock. mas cod ctr
y 2: T,,!,
another Scottish Musical Entertainment
Wednesday, the goth inst.
The Programme will contain entirely and choice
lection of
SONGS, DUETS AND BALLADS,
From the Ancient and Modern Melodies OF Scotland.
There will be limited number Of tickets issued,
the dscoa fort which attended their frat entertain
Tickets be had all the music and Mr.. Cre
hugh's 205 Broadway.
Programmes will be issued mme diatey. ma 3tI
r. RAND ITALIAN CONCERT for the Benefit Of the
" Italian Benevolent Soccty-The Committee OF Arrange
appointed by the abov. Society take pleasure to
the public in general and their compaots part
cula that they have succeeded the charitable
ssance Of several worthy Ases such Signoa Fantsni
Sutton SiRnora Mronce. and Signor De Begins Martini,
Rapett and Others who will be mentioned in the
take place No nday the 9Th nst Nbos Sa-
loon.
Tickets so be had all the music Sig RAJ
petit will lead full and effective orchestra MGR
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Foreign Importntfcnss
MANsANILLA-Schr Jua-p5Q logs mahogany sticks cedar
SO bbs honey bales do palm leaf bbs
Tkgs mdse II bbls d Curtis.
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PIANO FOR TIES AND
NEW MUSIC.

THE Musical World invited to examine the ana ee
assortment Of superior toned Piano Fortes for
sale the Music Saloon, 20 Broadway, below st Papls
sign Of the Golden Tyre Among the Pianos for ae
with elegant mahogs and rosewood and
bet harp stop, grand action, keys &c. &C. f
ces low for cash.
New and Popular SONGS Duets Marches Watzes and
daily publishing and receiving from ~ the
country Among the last publ ae1he Siip Fire,
composed and by Russell n,an Huner, Old Ciocs,
fake Miss Lucy o. Bird Boy, sail with The
and the ily Land Of the State Street Qiick
Step, Church Bsis Child and hs dew dces Spirit Of beauty,
EyerIan By 0eDtle Queen OF flowers
shepherd ma Poor mans friend Y City Guards March
Guitars, Flutes. Strings TIC constantly on hand.
Music saloon 2oi Broadway, sign OF the Golden Lyre.
m "A
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ELOUN birt, 5 \. OHIO Flow, es ship Orleans from
mair v K COLLINS & CO. Sc South st.
DOSr OFFIDE New rrrK, March %, lt43-ka,tero Mail
From and after this day (unul further nocs) the Eastern
Mail by the stonington Norwich boat, will clo,e at th,
NJ JOHN LORlMER GRAHAM,
ma4 Ctr Peat Master
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

ROB ROY BALL.
WILL be given the Apollo Saloon, Monday Evening"
w March gth ls3 full representation Of the
of the various Highland Clans will be tho
Tickets 30 be had at
The Apollo Saloon Broadway.
Hewitt 4 Co., Music Store. Broadway.
Cieorge Moreten, corner Grand and Elm streets
Joseph rlig, 5tt Pearl street
Thns. w McLeay, ll6 Blocker street,
Joseph Bruce, corner 9Th Avenue and nth street,
mel 1wsm
CONsIoNEE of A 90 10 aud 30 bales cotton order
~ ship LOUISVILLE will please attend TO theis rece ~ I'M
mediley. m2l.e-
NOLLECTiONs on all parts United st,fe, made on
" the most favorable terms BY .x. ,x..c.y
- N-nsfwsv
BLEACHING POWDERs--icc cssts, now ianoms from
t2,eep "''''''' ~ pERssE n BROOKS. 81 Libery't
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FTns. PRIVATE rkEhrl5t..-lhts a iIile vo,oIne c
certain Diseases which the private
Of stated IN the pnes posbic AND
net only are directions given the simple aud receni
csses but those which have fen into improper hands aod
continue from month month, are particularly dwrlt
Such persons will see Immediately the dcpte, which ir
p.dc their whatever they be- well the plan
,IihoI, Dr.. Ralph, 8s Greenwich ST. Price 81,
Dr. Ralph also takes th. opportunity
consulted the peculiar diseases shave shls
riratc residence II eny hour.
Aware however the deep and ,oetude which m.ny
rel consult OF integrity well experience
ese peculiar complaints the 1atbor dee poy give
zoe follow ns shor sketch Of the opportunities ne
hmsef or this And this he the inclined
assured him that, for Of information of
kpd they hay. selected from list OF advertising people the
On, who had boaae Of wonderful curesbui not without
he bittcer repentance he therefore begs to state that be-
hide his rank gradua,s or Etinbrrgh, Sc nc &c he has
been watching these diseases both IN hospital and city practee
york expressly them Ala? that he has testimonial letter.
entin Alaeneaas S Astey Cooper to Dr. Mott, of NY
ssd Iir PhVrck Of Philadelphia, and sthcr,; and further
,t he has the privilege Of referring IN almost
sisn az emnrncr tis city Nothing be stated
iyss as beteY ground Of eorfdcucs those who
10 him.
;tfie syntr cheFt, containing thing
sresr md private cur tu forwarded be directed.
r-ic- fil ms I'm r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

INSEED OILS casks superior quality English Linsee
- Oil, afioat and for sale by - 1
ms WOODHULL 4 MINTURN, 81 South Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

sax ALL THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS snlps.
R$S\ boats, and other vessels, carrying
E4 ing trancis' Patent Lite Boats" have the word
" Patent" plainly stamped painted ON the side 9r
xAr FOR LIVERPOOL--NEW L!NE-,ReguIsr
s4$dSe Packet OF 25f March-The Splendid Packet Ship
kSEE ROSCIUs. Captain John Collins Ct no? tons,
passage having accommodations unequaed for .psndo
comfort, appiy board at Ores. wharf foot Of Wall street,
orto M. n. COLLiNS X 90 10 south stfeetg
Price Of passage, 500.
ne Packet Ship siddons, Captain T.. B. Cobb OF ioo0
will succeed the Roscius and sail the goth OF Aprh
regular day -
pins and Hale's News Room.
rely the shit Hf!hi Inc sailing Puactusl
iy as sdye rtisrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

MRS. CARROLLs OLD ESTABLISHED MEDI.
M GATED VAPOUR BATHS, rs Courtlandt street,
well known to be essentially this Of the
when the system auxiliary throw off the
cutcle accumulated during winter and which, by remaining
The surface of the skn produces Diseases coc
rheumatism, scarlet fever &c sc They in operation from
o lock in the till o'clock night sulphur Baths
hours Portable Vapour Baths
part Of the city Brooklyn Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for
hire. mas lwr
II bic qualifications of the nterie, brunch along
face Throush there vessels the blood which vitality
the hair cfcuates and when from distractions OF
the scalp the supply Of blood and moisture off, the hair
loses IFS gloss becomes aud harsh and falls off Now il
obvious that unless the of the scalp be opened the cap
of bloc restored, and the scuH and dndru
ding from suppressed Precipitation removed baldnes
speedily Jayne's Hair Tonic will produce all
these cectpay will re.cothe the bald places with
vigorous and uxuau and and redun
dan growth OF hair long used conformity with
printed directions which each BOTTLE and to which
appended numerous tts imosals Of its eacy from
of distinguished clergymen, and physicians.
p253tsr
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NEW FRENCH GOODS.

T. B. STRANGE i, now receiving from the picket ships
IL Rhoue and Emerad part Of his supply of fine French Ar
tiici Flowers, which this will be unusually large and
will comprise all the novelties which appearing
Psris
He would invite an inspection Of very trimmings
ladies' hats; face flowers.
Large dealers will find stock worthy Of their attenti and
will be dealt with literally,
No. iss WALKER STREET,
One house west OF the Bowery.
Alxo new materials for Flower Makers m2l 6tissr
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OOK AT THiS-yust received lot fne hdkfs, only
- cents 10, fine double width chansesbe Parishes only
3D. lot table nens yds wde only Is Cd lot fine broad
cloths only rs cd lot fine double med 6s Cd
lot best saneis only d Cd; shrtng musns cents
yard lot fine book musiins az Isl lot cambria musns I'd
yard lot superne double ,idh aapacca uses cheap; lot
ladies' collars at Cd lot mems fine only
lot fine de lanes chesp good silk at cents skeln
will pay any one to come 20 miles 70 WlLLET HAWkINS
sol Greenwich street. 5st below Spring
m lmis
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.-Thc late firm Of JOHN
~ DELAPLAlNE x co. of the city Of New York,
chants close the various debts bonds notes judgments &C.
due them, will gladly full payment, and
compromise for much less than actually due and they
their debtors kindly attend this notice. many
desire publicity is their dispose public
aucona the Merchants Exchange of all debts &c settled
by payment the first day OF May
list of those that do settle will be published but far
as convenient notice will be the gentlemen debtors
Apply to JOHN r. DELAPLAlNE, So Wall st.
m m tgc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-25

4ste PHILADELPHIA BOTANIC GARDEN TO
8T@ known the Nc Aann Garden, stu ted
A Arch Filbert, Schuykl and Sixth the city
Of PHILADELPHIA containing about four of srouod, with
dwelling house. bar house. green and hot
houses small theatre. transparences. Illuminating
Lamps &c. The GARDEN tstefuy LAID il gravel walks
sh rubbery. and ornamental shade trees
To pod and suitable tenant the premises would be let
ssenable terms Possession be had Immediately. Ap
plyto JOHN w. FRAZIER
No. 10 North Tenth street, Philadelphia
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LONDON AND MANCHESTER INDIA Rub
Der GOODS
IdJHoLESALE AND RETAIL, No. Wall street Tn
w subscnbcr received ard offers for sale large
msnt ofimrorcd India Rubber Water Proof Goods, viz
Coats aud Capes Lsma Cashmere Lama Pcrsss
Meuuo aud Gotten, Of all coos and sizes.
Coth-lndia Rubber Water Proof super Lsms Lama Fer
sian and Cotton, prepared for taiors.
lndia Rubber Weddings for suspenders. cosssu. &C
pa sm.r CHAS. hBRAHAMSON.
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W AICHES AND JEW lowe! thdn eVer-hs
subscriber constantly receiving all descrpt ions Of
gold and silver watches Of the direct from the
manufacturers. in England Fance, and Switzerland, he
enabled TO offer larger assortment and much less prices
retail than other house the CITY, Gold watches low
SIS each. Watches and jewell exchanged bodght
All watches warranted keep good time, the
turned Watches clocks and jewellery repaired in the best
and warranted lower than any other place in the
city g. c. Allen, importer Of watches and jewellery, whole
sale and retail 30 Wall u airs n9lm
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BARGAINS-BAH9AINS
lust RECEIVED, = splendid lot Of new and desirable
d l,ich Dry Goods and wonderful low prices All
want Of goods will find this excelsn opportunity
purchase the goods bought uncommony cheap, and will
be sold for small prof All goods proving be
what hey represented be- may be returned and the
money will be refunded. One price only asKet, remember
DUNN'S CHEAP STORE,
486 Grand street, corner Of Columbia
A Clerk Wanted-None but good salesmen need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-07
PROVISION Market.

With Beef, Veal, Mutton and Lamb we notice an i'm
Provement in quality and quantity in different
kets and in some OF the principal meat shops reduced
prices As fine and fresh Pork is daily in from
the country this may be the We notice the Com
mon Council have at last resolved add some convent
and place for the country produce the Washing
ton market The removal of the hen coops and chicken
wagons is much wanted.
The price of good Butter by retail too high consi
dering the quantity Of grass and the for
the making OF the article We thnk of the Goshen
Farmers will sell less milk and make butter owing
to their losses on sending n ik to this market
In Fruits, we still have fine Peaches and the second
supply from up the river is Just coming in
rel.
Some very fine pound Pears 2Os the barrel Grapes
in abundance from 6 to 10 cents the pound.
All kinds of vegetables are abundant and cheap. The
Fall varieties for winter store and consumption are
brought to this city from great distance in the Interior
and will undoubtedly be sold at very reasonable prices
throughout the season.
Crops OF every description have been prolific and the
cutivators afford to be satisfied with low prices in
consequence OF the extra amount produced.
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MONEY MARKET.

friday, Oct. Go PM
The stock market presented a complete panic this
morning without any adequate All stocks fell
heavily. Great speculation has for long time been
going on in Harlem based upon the fact of its rapidly
rising ntrnscv Many closely connected with the
road undertook to play with the stock deep scheme
was laid after large quantity Of stock sold Short
make the stock fall by arti6ciay discredtng theIcom
panyThs utterly aleahrough the sagacity and
vigilance ofthe leading directors. The rumors growing
out Of the transaction frightened the weak brokers' and
the desperate Of those short of the stocks
created kind panic, which has influenced all stocks
When the market becomes settled we will give little
history of the affair. which will he highly instructive.
Harlem fell to-day per cent; Illinois Iii Ohio I; Ken
lucky /; New York State SIS Il Canton4
At the board 1.-THE fall produced woful length of
visage.
The operations in exchange are not Urge and foreign
bills are dull.
The rates Of exchange today arc follows corrected
= "a We'll
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lr3- PREMIUM RAZOR sTROPs.-The first premi-
UNI the Fairs of the American Institute, has been
awarded year after year to G. SAUNDERS for the in
veption Of the Metallic Tablet with four sdes-No side
having the effect Of hone without using oil water
the other sides for keeping the with fine
smooth edge person with one of them can always
keep in the most perfect order. without having
cutler barber II is used and recommend
ed by the first cutters England and cericaed by the
most scientific gentlemen in this country Its great cele
brity has caused couAtereits and limitations
which easily be detected by the and imperfect
surface Of what Is called the Tablet side the original
being smooth and polished Mandatory l63 Broadway
where large assortment OF Toilette articles of the FIRST
quality can always be had.
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John O'Brien, 10 Wal. street,
RATES OF BILLS IN New York

We have received the official return Of imports into the
United States for the year ls42 That year embraced the
action of the tariff Of the extra session. which imposed
duty on many articles before Free The before
US show the operation Of that tariff The following the
return of free articles imported compared with that
OF ls4l
A SUMMARY STATEMENT OF THE QUANTITY AND VALUE OF
GooDs, WARES MERCHANDISE, IMPORTED INTO THE
UNITED STATES DURING YEARs i8iI AND lsd2 ~
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Passengers Arrived.

LyERrooL-Steam ship Great Wes,em7C Atkinson Henry
WA Booker S Boue Mr. Bones and lady, MIR Calvert and
lady, Bishop Chabra Clark Geo Cleveland and lady
Dpand Tbos W D9yeie Magazine S DsmeSson w Drscol
want, Foeste Dan Fernando, Robt Ferrday Gronse
Mrs Goodband, Gordon, G Hopely Alfred Huger, + a
Miss Harris Hayden, Richard Hssuck, Henry HaSey,
kennedy Mr. Kelly lady child and servant G Leitch Desse
Andrew Low j. ii McCelisnd c Muligsn j McIlsnry
f Miller, 4 Moses, Menoye Robt Mure, Mdlle Mon;
Moo,head Mprrison; Mr. ogilby British VICE Consul at
Rob P5ingle, NJ Patterson, phnney, Mde de Pruss W
u kondean, Mr. de Romance w Schneider 9 Sanders;
Raymond Scheser w Smith and lady, Sager and lady,
M samp1on, J 9 sanse Edw salzmsn, Mrs w SCHMIDT,
SON os Oliver lady two daughters and four servants
fs Cp three Misses Cs ana servant MI Sra,g Mi " an
Wheeler Wornoy, Weston and lady, Miss Wilson. A s
Wellington and lady Mrs r. Williams, & Weston, MIR
YOUNG lady, child and nurse. Total 1876.
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.

MONDAY Oct. 9th, at o'clock precisely.
Purse S5Omlle heats-bes three hve-undsr the saddle
free for horses trott for money.
III. Woodruff enters m Sarah
Geo Spicer enters b & Stranger.
s. McLaughlin enters b IN Lady Tompkns.
After which, of $50, for TO walk will be
to the best walkermile heatshree make
entrance 50, 10 be made at the Course at o'clock
Immediately after, purse of S75two mile heasin har-
ness-iree for horses never purse.
H. Mclaughlin enters m Lady Tompkns.
H. Jones enters oh Cincinnatus.
Geo. Spicer enters Stranger.
Geo VandenbuTgh enters b VIM. Tell.
WEDNESDAY, Oct 1lh, at O'Clock precisely.
Purse S5two mile eatsunde the saddefee for horses
never won apurse over $50.
WIN. Whelan enters b Z Geo. Washington.
II, Woodruff enters b IN Sarah.
Geo Spicer enters b Stranger:
Geo. Vandenburgh enters VIM Tell
{. Carman enters John Anderson
After which, match for S500-two mile heatsin wagons
between
c. Bertine's br IN sadora aud
VIM. Whelan's b Fulton.
Immediately after So0-mle heatsbest three III five
wagons-tree for horses
&. Carman enters b IN Lady Virgins.
ID. Abbott enters b IN North Star
s. Mclaughlin IN Lady Tompkins
H. Jones Q Bla k Bird.
Geo. Spicer enters Stranger
Persons having entered horses for the above will please
be the ground the horses will be called pre-
cisely at the time advertised OF 3tsr
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Prices OF PRoyIsIoHs
Foreign Markets.

BRiDGETowN, Barbados, Sept. I4-Since the date of
last the arrivals from the United have been
heavy, and, Of consequence prices of your produce
generally decline. Flour is selling at So U.s. and
Corn Meal SO 80 PER barrel duty paid-stock of both
large; Navy and Pilot Bread So SOL Crackers no ate
ration; Butter Is cts per ID. dull Lard per Id; Can
dies ii cents ID; Corn 81 80 per bag of two bushels
Fork $l3 by retail Goldfish 81; Mackerel No. B. SIS 75
Exchange is advancing; go day sterling bills selling
81 so per e -