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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-11
At the close Of the year ls42 the influx for consge was
rapid from the imports of specie the coun
try. The denominations were as follows -
(inIn CnINEn AZ Pun in,n
following descriptions =
S977,oll l,O86, $50

Total, S977,oi I,O86 $50 Total 1,567,i2O 932, 66j
From this appears 81 2as 800 OF the gold coined
Of imported metal and Of that but 1856 s55 only
Phiadelphis although at New York and Boston near
900 of foreign gold had arrived before the close
the year. American gold isnew per cent premium in
this markets yet the vaults of the Banks are oversdn
with foreign gold, of which they would be very glad to
be relieved 1.-THE mint accessible at any reason
able EXPENSE large amounts would pass into circulation
and be retained in the country giving greater stability
TO trade The gold now remains in the Banks waiting To
be exported-ts Of to the people, and burden to
the banks team become available only by pushing ont
bank credits, until portion Of is forced to 20 abroad
The location Of the Mint at Philadelphia seems to have
been purpose prevent The requirement of spece
currency The mint should be at the very portal where
gold admitted into the country 1t would then receive
the stamp of nationality, pass into circulation, and
with difficulty find its way out otbe country. At New
Orleans the deposite of foreign gold during the year
was larger than at Philadelphia.
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BARRY,S WIGS AND sCALPS.

a g. BARRY, Artist in Hair, from London, The real
II heads of hair still stand pre-emnent above all Others.
Their peculiar light gossame aud ventatng caactetheir
being shaped exactly the natural hair gows-ter elasticity
aud their material and workmanship well their
style of finish and arrangement all combine form such per-
ciated.
system Of the Of Wing Making taught in FIVE les.
See specimen Of Bany's Wigs and Scaps, which will
satisfy the asdous that he the best and cheapest
a,oQ .y,ss
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Auction I7th August their Print Works in
Railway NJ j. all the machinery and movable property Of
the consisting Of printing and engraving machines
caendes cylinders dye copper dying and bleaching
apparatus boilers % horse power with
boilers fire engines patent balances iron sale, hydraulic
and common press large and small slide lathe with complete
men of imported steel and and old iron quantity Of
drugs suitable for calico printers and dye tubs casks and
large cisterns stoves, tables, benches, &c.. .
Catalogues Of which may be had application Mr. Philip
Trussler, at the Print Works, or Of
FERGUSON & WALKER,
ivlo lm@r William street
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MospAv, Aug. TAT market, 800 beef cattle, % cows
and calves, $500 sheep and 200 swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Catte-A small advance on the best cat
tie effected We quote few extra at 81 so 81 7b
first quality, 50 25 81 So second quality So 7saSi25
third quality SO So so.
Cows and Calves-Sales at Sl6 S22, and $25.
sheep Lots were sold at 81, 81 rs, and So.
Swine-Those at market were small shoats averaging
about 90 lbs, sold Tor &c by the lot At retail 7c
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s;J @ S$S1 $Iasss
zsis T%' Puaf fss1s
laurie @ s PsSa PF9 c1sffms st. N IG s.
BOYLE Ns.,u, Bea5bon, Richmond Allen PaIson; st.
Arrived
m G G S n r%er S from 1 5 % % with
;sg AZ T1eTag . ON E.yg. July
sl S strong breeze from the carried fore
Ship vespssisn, Cuts Is days from Bremen in ballast, to
ship Powhsttau 70 days from New Orleans with cotton &C.
Brig Hyder All Tikob 70 days from ST. cror WE. with
Brig Nauyoo Bnnham, 90 days from Trinidad de Cuba with
British brig Jane Allison McCallum IS days from Windsor
British brig Billow, Davidson from Windsor Ms with
Brig Exact Crowel days from Savannah with cotton, SC
Brig Rodney smith days from Portland with mdse to the
sshr Delaware Grafton IS days from oporto with wine &C.
schr Challenge Keller days from Thomsston, with lime
schr Banner, Cole days from Boston, with mdse to the
schr Splendid crowel days from Boston, with md,e to
sspr Frances from FhadePhia bound to Fall River.
sch sias Crane Iam9p from Washington NC. with ma.
sehr Louisa, Hoover from Brandywne with -four to Allen
sc6r Equity Lippy days from Philadelphia with coal to
schr BENZ s. Pennman Bourne from PHILADELPHIA. with
coal, to master
Sailed,
u s. revenue cutter fancy, John A. Webster Esq comman
der for Norfolk and others.
General Record.
AsHoRE.-Capam McArhuT Of the Canada at Quebec 5,h
reports that the baque the Manicougan sending ms
topl yards down deck reported that she went ashore
the 10Th the tides then been nearly their bghes,
she will there another week n she the luck to
of springs which, perhaps she may, f the weather
remains calm Capt Banker with the schr Trinity has gone
down to render assistance
mI whalemen.
Ocean. ~ -"V'""
LAT ~ 10, Ion % IS, s
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Shin Masters md Agents.

We shall esteem il favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
TO Commodore ROBERT SILyEy, of our News Fleet, Re-
port of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo, and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending % this Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information of any kind viii be thankfully
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but the sales not any greet extent Most OF the do
nestle wool here is in second hands, bought speculs
ten We quote for Saxony fesces SO 3sc; fullblood
80 $751; three quarter blood 80 49, half bloc 70 80
common quarter blood R5a as lambs super " a3o' 90
No /, % 81; do No. 2, IL O 10; do No. g. IL IL.
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Passengers Arrived.

LIyERpooL-Packet ship Southerner-R Mntum Mrs Harts
horne, Miss Mntum, Miss Gill, New York; G NJ Messeter
Mr. 1, and Mrs Smith, Epgand3@ in the steeags :,
HAyRECPacket ship Silvie de GrasseG Neill Phiade
pha; w Meyer and lady-9l in the Storage
QPoRro-Schr Delaware-Miss Curoda Rosa de Jesus.
SAyANNAH-Brig Exact-J Johnson and lady, Lieut. ] ]
Morrison u s II s, Midshipman Meyers, NJ Thompson
Vim q Soris, MIR Lippmann Horace Smith, G Smith, G l.
Gilbert
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Dnvs OF the steam ships.
Packets tO Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
:. Whitney, Thompson, July 4
Columbus, Cole, July 7
Sheridan, De Peyster, July II
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Gladiator. Britton, July 10
Mediator, Chadwick, July 20
FROM HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Csstof, Julyll
ST. Nicolas, Pell, July Ii
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PEACHES FOR SALE

THE Subscribers have for sale about Sir Thousand Baskets
OF Peaches, orchards, growing in Delaware, These
ORCHARDS are three and four old the all bndded AID
OF the best assorted kinds and uncommony fine for this
neghborhood The fruit we think will compete with agy
that go any market We offer sell them by he
basket, delivered tho wharf Delaware City any other
way The buyer TO give security for the mhm' o.
contract. u.
ANY one wishing TO purchase can write cal and see ne
orchards and subscribers Delaware Ivy, DelaWae ~
Jy21 2w.F Wh ~ SAA"h'
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Chief Investment.

Total means, 1859 Total, 1850 ,99i
Nearly roper cent of the capital in specie, and nearly
much more s in stocks If these banks to reduce
their situation to that of the average OF the New York
banks in JAM 1885, that year large imports they would
throw $s4O 900 Of money into circulation, without
touching present investments. Even in the expanded
state in which theywere in JAM 1899 they enabled
August year to Withstand the utmost efforts of
Philadelphia the National Bank
to effect their suspension. There no accu'
mulated credits which will break down and cause dsas
ter in an adverse state Of the exchanges. Nearly
all the capital and money Of the country placed where
1t belongs, and cannot be carried thence without
claims being FIRST acquired. The banks would un.
doubleday swell their line of discounts if they could,
and by SO doing encourage imports but the goods
will not be imported unless they find customers the
terror The Banks of the interior which formerly fur
nished the dealers with the necessary credits to buy
goods have not only greatly reduced their discounts
in many large and prosperous sections particularly Ala
bams, Louisiana, Mississippi Illinois, Ohio and Michigan
have altogether ceased to exist. What have the
people of those sections to buy goods Clearly
the credits formed heis by the presence produce
sent on their account. If this produce here for
the purchase OF goods it must find sale elsewhere
money merchandise and however great that business
may be- demand upon the specie OF New York will
created 60 abroad. It is evident, however, from the
scarcity of money the interior, that the profits only Of
produce be applied to the purchase of GOODS the
ley ofcaptal in its production together with the cost Of
sort. Formerly the Bank circulation represented this
will become the currency; and with proper regulations
for coinage, would long since have done So The coin.
age the past year is however, greatly excess of the
previous one, and is follows
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Packets to Sail.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
Sheffield. Popham, Aug. 10
Liverpool, Eldridge, Aug. l6
New York, Chopper, Aug. 10
FoR PORTSMOUTH.
Toronto, Griswold, Aug. 10
Westminster, Atwood, Aug. 20
FOR HAvRE.
V. de Lyon, Stoddard, Aug. l6
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Married.

On Tuesday evening 9Th instant at Railway, New Jer-
sey, by the Rev. Charles X Embry, Mr.. JOHN f. DIS.
BROW, of New York, to Miss MARGARET WoopRurr, Of
the former place.
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BEACON CORRESPONDING.

GREATEST SPORT OF THE SEASON.
On Monday August 4th l83, three O'Clock precise
match for $1,000 between H. Woodmfs b. Cottage Boy
and VIM. Wheelans b. m. Fashion Two mile heats in haI
o'clock precisely Purse of 5000 for which entered
Lady Suffolk and Oneida ChefThree mile heats under the
saddle
~ Great excitement already exists in the sporting circles
regard this Race Lady Suffolk having n her late .Iots
made the best time record mile heats and Oneida Chief
being known TO be the best the world bets freely
offered that the celebrated Duchman great time 32 three
miles made on this Course in 1870 will be- the Editors of
the Spirit of the Times would say 'knockd into fits"
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A~ A4 GRAND FISHING Hlns5 "a, EEXA,CURsIONs-
y-Hx-aZ- Could will leave for the Fishing Banks on
TUESDAY, August 0; THURSDAY TO-; FRIDAY, 18th;
and SATURDAY. l2h Of this week stopping Fort Haml-
each way and returning time will be allowed to inspect
the Notifications.
The OF this sport well those Of healthy trip
will derive unusual pleasure these occasions from the Vocal
and Gentlemen engaged addition TO the band Of
Coon and other dances under the direction Of d.
j. Lucas. - .
Captain Peacocock will the boat with his har
poems.
Bait furnished on board, gratis
Places of cangFoot Of Chamber street at o'clock Amos
past Canal past 8; Catherine ferry Brook
lyn 81 foot of Pike street past 81 and pier No Battery u
past On returning Ga o'clock the boat will call the
above places and land passengers and those occasions will
be accompanied with chamber maids.
Rereshmen board.
Fare for the excursion so cents-Cbldren halfprce.
au8 itEec
ArA 4 BAKEKS.-A Bakery for sale cheap for cash,
l.:3 doing good business For particulars apply $40
LIN Greenwich street
aul0 3tsm
IxA TO LET--A large, handsome House, No 81 Hudson
tt:R street, with without adjoining store office
JIM Also, a small House and No30 Hudson
Rents moderate. Al ply No. 81 Hudson street
au5
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at Pittsburg during the month Of July, for Is42-4s
1885, So'9s3 Eaa Sa,ssl Increase, s22Si
Cotton-The sales to moderate extent-just sufi-
Gent to supply the home demand Prices without
alteration About 500 bales changed hands yesterday
.dhes-The sales of pots principally made at 81 SIT
and pearls at S. sli Very little demand for either de-
scription.
Whiskey-Drudge is still held at - cents and barrels at
"a cents, at which rates sales are made as wanted
Provisions little doing any articles under this
head Prime pork quote rifing sales at 50 s7a mess
very dull at Sl 2 beef both prime and mess quiet
quotations rule for the former at So 80 u.s. and for the
latter 81 slt l2t Lard du small sales OF fair at 81
and OF prime at a7!c Butter rather improving, both in
price and demand. Very little doing in cheese.
HayA shipping demand exists for this article, at
As SOC for prime There is moderate demand for city
consumption
Taliow-wc quote good western at7ac, with fair dc.
mand and moderate sales.
Olive do not hear Of any thing doing in whale or
sperm. The Eastern markets sOmew hat active, and
sales whale have from 33 o35c and sperm from
81 to Tic.
Hemp-We quote for Manila $l34, with small sales.
Domestic dew roted S7s IS, good; $40 so for
mon quality.
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AMERICAN MUSEUI

AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GARDEN AND PERPETUAL FAIR.
r. T. BARNUM, Manager.
Now opened 10 the public Splendid Saloon containing
articles Of Trade Manufactures the Arts. nvsntions &C..
making
A PERPETUAL FAIR.
Without charge Tor admission
Among the articles already deposited the iotarY
Knitting Room for manufacturing stockings gloves and every
article OF wearing apparel to measure all whole complete md
seamless The whole operation OF knitting
Is PERFORMED BY DOG!
IL will be in constant operation every Day and Evening,
The GREATEST MECHANICAL INVENTION OF
THE AGE!
The has engaged this week the City Bra. Band q
Negro Dancer Mr. VIM Cole the Chinese NondsscIpt and
&c Broawer the Comic sinser-Cerito, the Danssuss.
Abundance the Museum, Garden &c IS cents-Chdren
half price aud 20
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBLO's GARDEN.
Director, MIR JOHN SETON.
f fHhEspkkxxvfhIpsfF'h, vi ~
Second Night Of
VOL-AU-VENT.
list Night Of the Harlequin Pantomime OF
MAZULME.
o go To commence at 9 O'Clock.
TO be SUCCEEDED Cod p, By ,hG Psg,omime Of
In which Gabriel Ravel Jerome Rayel Antoine Ravel Fran
winheT Mis-. Well, Madame mi JEROME mars
Madame Martin and Mrs. &.
w. Hunt will sus-
tam the principal
characters,
Tight Hope by the Ravei Family.
Half hours ntemssion will be allowed promenade and
refreshment in the Grand Saloon.
Where Ice Creams Fruit Ices and Refreshments
est kinds, and in great variety, will be found
After which the Pantomme called
MAZULME,
THE NIGHT OWL.
Mazulme, the Night Owl, Mr. Well.
Cheyalier Barano, Jeroms Raysl
Emile. Gabriel kavel.
After which
The Splendid Orchestra will perform several popular selections
OF new Music. - x,,,
Saturday second night Of the English Vasdevlles
n-A strict Police will be attendance. and "a
ken 90 prevent the admission Of improper persons.
Tickets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden during
~ limited number OF Season Tickets will BE- dis
posed Of: -
No postponement this establishment Of the
protected and the Saloon, which ventilated from ts
top and Sides can be opened al a moments notice
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AMERICAN IL FOREIGN AGENCY OFFICE.
No. ANN ST. New YORK

THE Subscriber having completed his arrangements (s
20 n. b, Tute Esd prepared TO supply News
Agents Periodical vendors and Cities with
papers and all the publications Of the day at publ;hers prices
charging weekly compensation for services rendered The
facilities Offered in having their bundles packed and forwarded
with fidelity and dispatch is too obvious 10 need COMMENT
Agents will please address
J. DOEL, No. 4 Ann street, ". Y
take pleasure IN recommending MIR ID, M emncutly well
calculated 10 gire entire satisfaction l., b, FUTILE,
all St-e0
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REMOVAL TO NEW YORK.

THE LOSS OF Feet and Legs hndance TO the act OF
Il walking-JOHN y. THOMAS, Cork Leg Meker, &C /.
respectfully informs the public that he has reno ye on W.
adcpha No. 40 Water street, OF Pike 81 Tsw
City where he continues 70 manuiactuIe ApcM tbp,oSh
plan the and least compicatc 49,
necessity invented made aud worn AthcI ~ ~ snH
years aud been manufacturer for thirtyn,e yetf s ~.
dent Of giving satisfaction 20 all VINO, cal ON ~ W. 'ts'
Hands, Arms or the common voodsa LED
AZ lmTm
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.sse ILLINOIS ILLINOIS ILLINOIS! Any
Serson having Tor sale low price, from 30 TO 800
Of First land, dry and undulating, in Vemillon
County, Dauyn Illinois, hear OF purchaser by
plying JAMES tAW l2t plton street N Y or by let
Ter post paid statns me lowest price acre. the enact oca
ton the peculiar 1uty and the quantity Of the land II Inn
proved stating the particulars II such improvements and the
in which the land suppyed with water for farming
purposes And also stating the cheapest and most direct route
from New York City to the lands described.
n b. State tie quantity and quality OF the fencing on the
land, j22 msrc
90 FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Lost black
VA Newfoundland Puppy about six weeks old feet white,
of the grey Whoever will return the dog TO NO
30 Irving place shall receive the above reward
auQ ats
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NEW MOTJVE POWER.

A Engine without Boiler Furnace Smoke PIPE or Chin;
n ney-Dr Drake will have the honor show the original
working model of the motive power which has excited so
much in the scientific and mechanical circles OF rh
ladephia citizens of New York. for few days at No
4l4 Broadway, Canal st. -.
The will be open from until o'clock, from until
o'clock and in the eyenng.
Admission, to detI,y expense Of room, &c, Is cents
at,y,.k
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DISBROw's RIDING SCHOOL
ann R(lNVEHX

MR. D. has the honor that his School open for
w the reception of pupils, daily, Sundays excepted.
For Ladies, from A. M. TO 2. Nj.
For Gentlemen from I to Q A. NJ, and TO 7 r VI.
Highly and quiet horses for the road parade to et
For terms and particulars apply as above. al lmsr
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

-rHiLApELrHIA Aug 0Am Pearl, Harding Boston, Planet,
iieTy and VIM Penn, Renne New York; Harriet Hannah,
- BALTIMORE, Aug 9An Eleanor Hobbs, Charleston. CID
Iahanne Wingate, Moneyideo and mkt. Sid Horensa,
ALExASpRIA, Aug 8-Ar Archibald Oracle Rice, NYork
and briggs. "
PETLRsBURe, Aug 5-Arr Madison, Simmons NYorl; Or
men, Norwegian) Butenschen Baltimore. Sid Tiber, Snow,
Cowes.
RICHMOND, Aug 9-Ar Red Jacket, NYork
NoRFoLK. Aug 9-ln Hampton Roads Metamon, Lowe, FIN
NYork
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MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY

AA MONTGOMERY HALL, MONTGOMERY,
EIM ALAIThe proPrietos Of this Establishment so ia
Toughfare between Charleston and Mobile determined
maintain the high reputation for comfort and beray OF
which has long, and they trust unde-
serysly enjoyed The buildings, which very spacious;
the bed both double and single have been reunshed
with beds and bedding also with necessary article
private large airy and elegantly furnished These iae
with careful and cellar well stocked
with choice old wines table supplied with every luxury that
the and market afford and the firm determination Of
the popeors omit nothing that will tend the sasac
ton of their guests will they trust them the favorable
attention of the travelling public An Omnibus will all
be in readiness convey passengers from the Rail Road
and Steamboats, to the house free of charge.
W. TlLLEY co. Montgomery, June 7, 18i3.
.0ps
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WORMS KILL THOUSANDS.

are =, most fEss With 70 them s. By, Of FIJI
about the lips flushed cheeks picking the wasting
;G %ea the ss s sy ss dS
box OF shermae Worm Loaenges would effect Dr.
ESaa 81 s' Ss s S S
saGfs; has ns as t "a T S
them. The sale of of boxes has fully tested them
WSsS % Ss ";S medicine known.
&c T1 H. y., IsasSsa IL R .: d r.;
WORTHY old hero Leonard Roser from the ,
cock W% f. Rtes ESQ., Of dessing coughs They are
the pleaane cough medicine and cure the soonest Of
Headache seasekness and Papaton. relieved n fom Ave
sudns Or
SS % 1 VII $ ss he
horrors and lowness Of spirits Mr. krsuh, Of the Sunday
s% Sa h s'
y %siS
he Sos ,n M Il g bas ss s S'i II
oSaSs Sass es The wonderful % Of hes.
Pasters Price only i2 cents. Caution
there s many worthless articles attempted 10 psned
place of hem by those who would tfe with yourhfe Tor
srs% S. s,s TsS Ss:,s ss 4 Ssss,y
Bsodry William street 70 A,os HOs,s s9 F R1n,s
street Van Yer.@ 80 Gbssnse , PhsaepSs
%s6is ,as stanwis Hall Albany and Reddns Co" ss
IRCULARTo the sub agents Of PARIS Life Pills. IN the
" five New England States:- ,o.,
Please take notice that the agency q George Roberts pos
the sale of PARIS Life Fills IN the view rhssnd
states has terminated; and that have withdswn rom snm
all right the pulls, hosrsi hpeb "spPeIs
&c designating the PARIS Life Pills. =, ,,
ANY further done by suagen Tor the sale OF SAID
without authority; and " YOU receive
from said Geo Roberts boxes Of pills purporting to
he lie genuine 'psrr Life Pills and sell dispose Of the
same You will do the peril of using spurious article and
~ viii rights of the sole pIoprtetors.
,S pSS%', whom genuine ssss
msnt Until then please address Thomas Roberts Co (no-
anl0 lwec THOMAS ROBERTS & co.
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HOBOKEN.
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS,

INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.
FREE INSTRUMENTAL CONCkRTS.
AT THE PAVILION of the Elysian Feds-Every After
n noon-A Brass Band will be in attendance the
lawn front Of the Pavilion and perform variety Of now and
popular Airs, Oveuures Marches, &c., &c.
This additional novelty to the beauty of its scenery
fail pleasure derived from visit TO this
very favore resort
The ferry boats ply to Hoboken from Barclay Canal and
Christopher Fare only Ga cents. aus 2wer
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- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO!
Pc RTYA small Farm of about the

- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROs
E;;H PERTYA small Farm of about sixteen IN the
highest OF cultivation, situated but five miles from
the Hoboken Ferry Leading the city OF New York This
property has excellent 2a story dwelling House IS
by 25 built the approved style Of the State with
buildings and all other convenences to make il suitable fer
bridesmaids residence wishing from the hustle OF the
city, and be able within hours drive visit counting
house. pass the house night ard moming-t is
also suitable market gardner small farmer the
time taking boarders from the city, But above all this,
what situation for road side which has been known
the ST. Johns Hail. being situated between Hoboen and
ackensack embracing the whole OF Il traffic that
those places the interior OF hon those States, New York
and New Jersey The said Farm will be sold cheap thei pre-
sent proprietor having business IN England
~ BThere Is about OF first atepotatoes; also
five acres of bnckwhea quantity of young ui trees &C.
all in hourishng condition. Application be made Mr..
WIN MCDONNELL, Auctioneer, III Chatham street. New
York.
II convenient portion OF the purchase money may
main ON bond and morgf. su6 mesc