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d s fh Ass rows for Boston,
,sr THOMAS, Aug Gin port, Madrid, Little Philadelphia,
PIERRE. Aug s-In port Rupert Rankin for Bangor, in
,,QunnEe, Aug 2T.-An Brton Booth London Cid 9eth.
Melras Houston; Agnes GimOur Andeon Covenanie Pat
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Home Ports.
THoMAsToN, Aug 23-Sld Lightfoot, Ulmer NYork.
vowrL's HEAD Aug 21-An Maize, Thomaston for New
PoRILANp Aug so--An Maize, Pilsbury and Calypso,
SSS il as e
H " na E,A c sss c'f Es
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Small sanS SY AqE ' sd , Espe Wiley Philadelphia Diana
BosI9s, Aug sAr Clarendon stoddard Liverpool; Ap.
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brig CID VIM Henry, Ryder Port au Princes Cowper Hut.
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GiHATHAM Aug 2s-sld Baltimore Crowel from Boson)
Rd moamfs . Hoar Aug % Victor Gorham Havana for
n, My BGDrQ P ASg ssld Adelaide Williams and sa
Aug a7mAr Exact Foser, Baltimore. Sid
;TaySTss Aug ssAn Emperor Shores; Ropdgq.; 27sh
Pronee New Ipg 2sh Mary Ann Burt do and sid 2sh for
PRoYpfScE, Aug sO-Ar Eliza Hand Baker Baltimore;
and cseo sada S S YoS"s
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nsTGSIScToT a5-H Native, Baker Marigoane, St
ossS1 H N6sa. 81 SdsS 'es s s NTo s
HApTFqsD, Aug sOAr Deep River, Smaller, NYok. Sid
Albany, Avg slAr Index Gibbs NBedrord; Gen Bat,ey.
PHrovidenSse Ties Thorne Norwich Sid Mosss New
field Boston, Arie' Pro~dsnce e,ee oanef 'eAi0ra fA
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s9 ps Columbia fB5y Salem Below Lois Morley Hart
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1epseX Bs ASS9Ry Driver Taylor Ghs5es,qn CrSaeh
n a P Richd Thompson Buck Provdence
BALIiMoRr, Aug sCld Mary Lluirio, Pernambuco; Re.
beeca McGuire West Indies; Arme Patton, Thompson Bar
ALFxASpRA, Aug sO-Ar Lucy Rogers, Lubec Below,
R BS,1Sn ap vsS Hendricks FIN Kingston ia Sid Harvest
p RSIenMGND Aag si.Ar Flor del Mar Portsmouth, NH;
WII%1sSTGs Nc. Aug sSH% Repajle LINCOLN Havana;
soSa H9lofk NsW York Cid Dirso McNea Babadoes
CnAEIEsT9S Aug ao-Arr sutton Galloway. New York;
sstyAsS4S. Aug ss-ch saysnash, Smith NYo,k
comic Park, Baltimore. -
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ss% ss$;s S9Si FE,Es Esss5s
bssE% i Assa isTS M$sp' Johns, $f s!Sass
Afford Mason Wilmington, Nc; Ne%iIb Leeds CO.
BTo%nc Wilmington" Nc cJ'e Ogden a'e'A iona" smith,
Arrived.
Packet ship Mediator Chadwick, from London and Ports
Ship Ad!roPdssk Hpcksta from Liverpool July s, with
ship clifton lnSsIsSl g days from Havre with mdse and
Brig Plato Young 10 days from Palermo with fruit Sc to
Brig Selma days from Connecticut River. in ballast to
s'BB rs Ls Iaay of the Lake. wgard days from Bermu
da, in ballast, to Middleton Co ''" D'"'''
Sc Cottage Gerrs es days from ssalhas been ashore
sehr Dodge, Knapp days from Alexandria with mdse,
ssh Richard, Baker, 10 days from Halifax Ms with fish, to
seh Manchester WORTH from Richmond, with tobacco Sc
Sch Nassau Dearborn, from Richmond, with -four Sc. to
Sehr Ann b. Bedell, from Norfolk with mdse to stuses
sehr Alexandria, Lewis, from Baltimore, with flour, Stur.
sch Abraham Osborn Bailey, from James River, with wood
sehr H. Chandler, Truman, from Virginia. with wood, to
schr Margaret Ann Paine. from Virginia with wood to
Schr J. Parker, Arnold days from Virginia. with wood to
Sch Leondas, Pnkham, days from Lubec with plaster, to
sehr Emily, Knight days from Thomaston. with lime,
sch Velocity, Montgomery days from Boston, with mdse,
sehr Mandarin, Hinckey days from Boston, with mdse to
Sehr Two , Brothers. Goodsreed days from Boston with
Sc Pennsylvania Crowel days from Boston, plas-
seSr Ma Nichols days from Boston, with mdse to John
sch Cardinal Dimon days from Salem with mdsc to p
Below.
Ship George Washington from Lverpoo; two ships ard
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public Money that the resumption was effected Ja

the public money, that the resumption effected jar
L. ls4l. The rotten had however less strength
than its doctors supposed It could not with the
most prodigious efforts not by saddng the other
banks with $1,000 900 OF its post notes. be made to hold
cut the prescribed 60 days staggered until the
strength OF It's supporters exhausted when it fell
carrying with it the regulations of all connected with IT,
and also all hope of the polcansin the establishment
Of anoher National Bank. There lays amid the DESC
llton 1t has created surrounded by bankrupt States
and dishonored public faith corrupt and fostering mass.
foul ulcer on the national character.
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Provision Market.

The demand for Beef and other Meats is much greater
within the week past than formerly owing to the great
influx OF strangers al hotels, and the
Of mspy 70 nihes from their Summer retreats With
Fish every variety including that fine fish the Sheepshead
at 25c the pound. Vegetables pretty much last week.
only in greater abundance. Fruits-Peaches, MELONS,
Pears and Plums at all prces Peaches from soc to ST. SO
the bushel basket Magnum Bonum Piums So the bushe
basket the commoner kind ST. Apples from soc to 81 per
barrel; Siberian Apples for preserving, 37Ic the half
peek Potatoes 37tc per bushel sweet do 25c the hf
peck We would caution buyers against very cheap
Mush MELONS, they too long from the vines; also
against Spanish West India Water MELONS. We
protest against of the vegetable men; they
ought 10 be satisfied with street stand and not be allow
ed 10 have q side walk stand.in addition.
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Ok DOLLARS REWARD.-Eight $50 bills of the Bank Of
~ Charlestown s. G. payable in Philadelphia $40 bill
Southwestern Railroad Bank of South Carolina PAYABLE in
Fulton Bank and i2 Pine street. by way Of Pearl The
hinder Will receive the above reward by leaving
with Messrs. CAMERON * BRAND, or at the Fulton Bank
~ Pine 50 stem
500 tween a hours Of r5 sn nine ev en be-
the American Museum silk Purse half black and the
other red containing three Treasury Notes of 500 each
dated si at Washington the ID September 1912 payable NJ
of per cent: also one check on the Rh e b
city, drawn by the Planters and Mechanics Bank South Ca
rona 10 favor of w b. Ross for $500 also check
BY the Bank Of the State Of Georgia the Mechanics Bank Of
in small change, and two gold rings.
The payment of the aud checks having stopped
the above reward will be paid for the of purse
gold and small change by Taylor Rich and ques
tons asked. au3l Str
1912 The spacious hall known the Franklin Theatre
lOfC. Chatham street, will be opened Sabbath
Sept 3D. for Lectures the Second Coming of Christ this
year. Services l0, A. NJ, and and ~ p.
NJ Josiah Lch j. " Hines and other lecturers exrec-
ted to be present The public are invited TO attend.
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Havana, Aug ls-Hhd shocks with headings, each, 6r
Hoops. NJ 81 s4s n demand; Boards Portland P
feet ~ $25 sales OF quotations, in demand; other East
ports do "a $as, do Lumber Pitch Pine, do IS
92l do shingesdo, d. sales demands Beans white,
DO; DO erSed Brazil and Mont ar lss sr do; do
peachy do. 81 IA So, DO, scarcs DO smoked, az se
do; Butter, American yellow do Goshen dull;
DO 90 90 sI D sG so o s
6; Cheese, American, do, a $40, adrugj do Dutch,
tound pategrss do tla "a sales Cider dos ga
IS do; Corn Indian sheled bbl 2a24 a; Flour, Phiiad
and Baltimore, do SIS; do New Orleans do, 10, sales;
sao spd o American ai Eastern do 4s.s T. Sales New
Orleans do 4atl3 do; Herripgs smoked, box asr
large sze Lard q pa 40 ssSsre LI Na
Dbl So, do; Onions, 100 bun 4, do; Pork: cargo
Eastern and mess, and New Orleans Dbl IL sls sales
toes bbi, a g. sales Rice, a. "a S4 saiiren fresh
and dry Spanish, Id. 10 $40 scnce; Soap CASTLE, a.
in hds do 40 sales in deposit; Tea gunpowder ID, Sr
in deposit abundantj vermacelli, CadIzt Genoa 70
sales; Chairs wooden bottom, DOZEN. ~ H. sales;
Guprowder. and qtl IA 49, Paper post and fools
do DO % o a. g. sales. d. s sp"nh
calf. dozen IS a 20, do; do morocco red and green
d, IS 81; Tallow, 8. American do 10 10 sales;
do SO 81 ir do do fringe do So s4 do Hides ca 50
80 l Tverocruz; Honey, gal Or 23r Indigo in depo-
al 81 ST. sales Molasse keg 81 gals keg sr lir none
sweet; sugars assorted. white, brown, ar 81 sr SIS
orThe been rather acive this past week; do
white alone do 7r Or do; do yellow do, s3r CIR do;
safrown alone, do, do; DO Cucurucho do ar
ar do; segsrs mil So s25 Tobacco, wndward, al,
s2 sis: do Nueltaabsjo njsriado pr ser 50 ma as
s60 do do g. do S35 $40, do do g. do, SIS $20 Wax,
WHITE ar So scarce; yellow, do SO 81, sales; ssr
sapsrlla Hond in deposit. 81. s26 Ar sales scarce
ExcHAross, go DAY ssightLondon, iit II prem paid
-l24 a 10 asked; New York, IA prem; Bosfon, a
prem New Orleans, prem, short sight; Spain, ~
81 prem; Paris dis. Spanish Dollars. prem
nominal; Mexcsn, al per cent prem DouHoons MEX
lean per cent. prem. Export duty on gold u. and
on silver, a per cent Par-With England 4l4 dollars
per fl00, with France francs per dollar.
FnrIGrIrs-CLrAN FREIeHT.-Baltic, ca los a ca l2s
Cd Hsmburgh Bremen, and c. Britain, "a lss GO IS;
Cowes and mark in the Baltic Sc las Cd 60 l5s ditto
90 franos Mediterranean, ca CO It's 3D. Few vessels
In pot u. States 81 SIT per box Sugar; rails per
bag Coffee; SO SOL per HID. Molasses.
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Prices OF Provisions
philadelphia Cattle Market.

AUG. beef attle-ssl at market; "a Oho,42 Virgil.
nia and 7l5 Penny vana Cattei6l were taken by Y.
dovers and 10 Ohio were driven back TO Chester the
balance taken by the butchers at from 81 TO AZ for
inferior fair quality and S. for prime4o left
and Calves 25O at market sales Is to $2O extra
22t $27 Dry Cows to 81 superior $2; Sprpgers II
to SIS. Calves IL! to So IS.
Hogs-276 at msrket-saes4t a4a; extra Al.
Sheep-9b0 in market-sales made at 81 rs; extra 81.
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Passengcrs Arrived.

LoSpos-Packet ship Mediator-Mrs Colonel Heath, Miss
Heath of Toronio Faard and lady London; Nr McFan
Evans Jr Philadelphia Buum. Cincinna,land IS in the
LivfRpooL-ship Adirondack-George Cooper. and III in
the
Marble Il, Marble
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Died.

OF typhus fcver on the slst August, Rosrnr HrsLor
aged 90 years.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the City Hospital
OF 10 o'clock this Saturday forenoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
Mr. IntIN GEE


EIBLOs GARDEN.
Director. MR. JOHN Soften
BENEFIT OF MRS r. HUNT
n which occasion she has the pleasure of the
operation Of the following distinguishes performers-Nlrs-
Mr. H. Grattan, Miss Ayres Miss Julia urn
enil Mrs H. Loyei Miss Reynolds MIR. +. shaw, and John
THIS EVENING, Sept 3D. the performance will
al o'clock, with the
Overture TO lie Domino Nor Auber
CT, The MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Gntiano Mr.. T. Shaw Partia Mrs H. Hunt
10 be followed by
A COMIC MEDLEY
To be- sung by John SETON
Subsequent which
. THE MARRIED RAKE.
Mrs. Eighty, Mrs. II. Lovel Susan Twis: Miss Avr.,
Pas Suel Of La Juliano, by Miss I urnbull.
Half hours ntermssion will be allowed for promenade and
refreshment ia the Grand Saloon,
Where Ice Creams Fruit lees and Reieshments Of the choi-
cest kinds and in great variety will be found.
Overture, Gullaume Tell, Rossini
10 conclude with
ST GEORGE AND THE DRAGON.
Zoe, Miss Reynolds ST. George, Mrs; u Hunt
Orthodox John Seton
10 strict Police will be attendance, and great Ia
ken 10 prevent the admission Of improper persons;
Tickets Fifty Cents May be had at the Garden durin2
the day.
~ A hunted number Of Season Tickets will be DIS
No posponement this establishment account the
weather. the Grand Entrance from Broadway the Saloon
IS protected and the Saloon, which ventilated from the
top and sides, can be opened At moInents notice
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AMERICAN MUSEUM, GAR DEN AND PER
FFTJJAI FAIR

SATURDAY, Sept 3d-Day and Evenng--Three splendid
P. NJ.
GEN.TOM THUMBS FAREWELL BENEFIT,
and his last New York for several months The
celebrated Colored Child, thirteen years old and
WEIGHING i93 POUNDS,
will visit the Museum three during the day and evening
Mr. O'Clancey. the great Irish Giant
SEVEN FEET AND TWO INCHES HIGH,
will be positively for this day and evening only The
wonderful between these two immense and
Tom Thumb, who is eleven old, and
WEIGHS ONLY IS POUNDS,
can be better conceived than described.
Three beautiful entertainments will take place in the lecture
commencing al H. and o'clock Among the many
attractions the celebrated Moving Dionmas slian Land
the Sea with Storm aud Shpwreck Fairy Groto Last
Day Of Mr. Cole and his Educated Singing Dog Great Yves
Miss Romel, the volns and Il. O. Booth Miss Adair.
and Celeste the dansuse Balloon Ascensons and 900
rosities.
Admission the whole IS Chdren under years
half
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FAsuJONSt FASUIONs,, FAsuIONs,,,

FASHIONS! FASHIONS!! FASHIONS!!!
n IS g. WlLLIAMS'S splendid plate of fashions con-
~. tanning eighteen elegant figures Of fall and winter
tunes for delivery subscribers
the office Of the Tsilors Magazine ia Nassau street!
The Columbian System for Of des-
crpcn being the perfect world and
for sale Also superior article of aors Chalk Remember
l27 Nassau st. au3f 3tspm
IN PURSUANCE Of order the Surrogate of the coun.
Of New York notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
I,im Peter Murphy late Of Of New York,
gentleman deceased present the with the vouchers
hereof the subscribers the Office of Edmund s. Derry
No 81 Wall street, the city of New York before the
eighteenth day Of superintendent.
Dated New York, the 18th day Of March, 1919.
JACOB HARVEY,
JAMES T.. BELL,
MIC law6mr Administrators with the will annexed
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BEACON TROT1ING COURSE.
THE LAST GREAT RACE

TIE LANI NN'E
BETWEEN LADY SUFFOLK AND ONEIDA CHIEF.
MONDAY, Sept, 4th p NJ the Fall Campaign will oper
1Vl with purse $500 free for all Tottng and PAGING Horses
Mile Heatsbest 5Troers under the saddle PAGERS
IN harness. for which are entered D. Byan!s e m Lady SUI
C. In commencing the IA II season, the propretors OF the
Beacon Course beg express their the
public for the liberal support they have eved from
them during the expired and would also say that
nothing shall be left undone far lays their power
merit continuance Of the same in future.
MEMBER tickets admitting the holder part Of
the Course during the S. be had the Ticket Of
fee of the Course and after this dae-Sept Ih, l93
nu20
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CASTLE GARDEN
NOVEL AND INTERESTING EXHIBITION, FOR
TWO DAYS ONLY.
TIE Deputation Of
CHIEFS AND WARRIORS


CHIEFS AND WARRIORS
belonging the Chippewa Tribe of British Indians on spe-
cal embassy the Queen of England, being detained few
days in the city preparatory their sailing wal Cas-
tie Garden this afternoon, Sept st and Saturday afternoon
ton of those who have curiosity the wild inhabitants
of the forest IN their original native state.
These Chiefs and Warriors five in number accompanied
by three OF their Squaws aud perfectly equipped and
pointed with all their paaphernala of hunting pastoral
ceremonies wgwam, &c,
The venerable patriarch the head Of the depuation
ly seventy of being the eldest his tribe
and having fought the frontiers during the between
Britain aud the United both himself and his
rors have enjoyed the favor aud bounty Of the Blush
ment whittier they bound special mission To
the Queen. touching domestic differences between them
selves and the inhabitants Of Upper Canada.
Their locality at the head OF Lake Superior the
aud isolated Of of the tribes of American Indians
party of this tribe that accompanied Capt Back m
Of his celebrated expedition the North Pole search Of
his I'll end, Capt Ross.
Having lived the shore of the Lake they
beheld steamboat noSsny thing else connected it'll civil
on before they embarked upon the present journey is the
intention OF the interpreter allow them attend the theatre
and circuse what effect these performances will
have upon them
They will display the Garden of their peculiar
ercses Games and Dances which added their warke de-
pertinent, render them objects Of intense interest.
These fact the only Indians from that region Of
that have visited these parts in all probability that
will.
They will remain in Castle Garden this afternoon from
till O'clock and Saturday afternoon the hours,
and in the evening they will visit the Bowery Amphheleo
witness the Circus performances
.lat.1 atO taH
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AUCTION sALEs-BosroN, Aug. sl.-Lemons-Malaga
gs,d 100 boxes adv 800 sold, SO so e5 per box 60
dayssale stopped Ra,sins- Malaga bunch, good order,
lut inferior quality 400 bys 81 973 per box
The was Of Geo. Lorng's brand and landed from
the Columbo Corn-Western white, $50 sacks lIom
store, AZ 4sic per BASH cash.
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Freights.

MoprLr Aug. 24-The last square rugged vessel re-
manning in our mort sailed this morning for Boston taking
az 81 20 per BALE or the smaller vessels port
there are but two the berth.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer
BY BELL X HOWARD
rss No. % Ann street and us Fulton street,


THIS DAY,
At l01x o'clock ia the sales room.
Large sale OF eleg ant furniture OF all descriptions
Also, the entire excellent furniture OF family giving up
Also, 10 splendid French plate looking glasses.
Also, y forte by order ef the Sheriff.
Also large lot of excellent second hand ivrnitun and
Also superior piano iortes will be sold in the Fulton street
Tennessee Lands at 70 oclock-AIso several valuable
the Tennessee River
Wisconsin Lsnds-Aso in Wisconsin Territory,
eligibly situated, &c. Inquire Of the auctOneers.
Also lbedstead, beautifully omamented
TO LET-Ihe gentee two story house No. 81 White ST.
Rent low.
Al lo1a O'Clock at the auction
sale Of selsonahe dry goods comprising staple
and fancy English and domestic dry goods hosiery lots
suit families and purchasers
Also the stock of merchant tailor, of cloths
simeres, vestings trimmings, Sc.
Also, variety Of fancy and pledged articles.
Also trunk; ladies' and geutemens' wearing apparel
quantity OF Jewelry, Sc
CLOOP AT AUCTION.-The soop IRIS, burtnen 40 tons
- her boat tackle and apparel will be sold public
Tuesday the 9Th Of September next o'clock, af
g t:r HENRY PLATT.
FOR SALt. ~ PUBLIC AU,llON
rJ'HE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING co. will sell at
public Aucaon on l7th August a their Print Works, in
Railway ~ j.. all the machinery and movable property of
the company consisting of printing and engraving machines
caenders cylinders dye ooppe dying aud bleaching
boilers fire engines patent balances iron safe hydraulic
and large and small slide lathe with complete
Of turning and boring and backsmh tools assortment
of imported steel and and old on quantity Of drugs
suitable cado printers and dyers tubs casks and large
terms, stoves, tables, benches, SC.
Catalogues Of which may be had ON application to Mr. Philip
FERGUSON WALKER,
ivl9 lm.r 81 William street.
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A CARD
A "a Il ID.
ITO THE PUBLIC.=Painfnl as IL IL

ITO THE PUBLIc-Painni as may be for an individual
Of to b S v q, a. @GS s P
pered by who are regardless alike of feelings
sa s sss Ses that s
seay e to Oo%1a hat
been circulated in Columbia and perhaps else with which
h s ss 10 ssS
have not been able TO trace these to their author
the the g Which thew hae oband uS 5.
nonnce these 10 be ana " m stn pro- pro-
Gs; have had their 9Ign il the malice of certain in
ss % r %
sss authors Svadss's myself y and
Her 70 those who have wantony attempted IN
hi; S
Ser1 until within lew days 0 this
lgmbia during my absea and have request
Sr and canSOT whom
R r.: $sss S
as furnish myself with dc necessary ' & sFRSprL
W IF friends b. aid me in Sqs ss
Y whatever fs , hey address
81 ntd&@ VIII De '"e O'y OIL 'hareson
NOTICE TO FRENCH. AMERICAN AND OTHER
Els Ss ss ss ss 9S%Ss to
and a1S e.
old establishment situate above which has been occupied
by him for the past five The Union Hotel has been
thoroughly repaired and renovaed aud contains
pete aud comfortable sitting and lodging be
found in the CITY The cooking department conducted la
Francse and most amply supplied without regard 10 cost
and the prices charged to guests conformity with
times An excellent Table dHote is ready every day at o.
ne hopes that his past exeon aud desire
country men and Of all gentlemen who may wish obtain
d,sse anu Recommendation al the least possible expense
CyOLIFCTINC RIJIs DRAFTS or IN posToN
cit, whereby he is enabled 70 receive bi srcann y ms
@ ,1 rom bs M a Others WISHING
Mr. GEORGE DOFL. No 4 Ann street New, Work ,,ho +
duly sn,bor1ed 70 receive NIL and cs,y H., ro, VIZ G
roect;on Ali mnnes coiac,aI h, 10 Iii ~
prompv maid over Il, The n.,t,es s,,rsno lin viii, ,hnr
business and no charge IL hill arr no, Collected r. ;,n,
his personal attention 10 The above bmsness he tns RE c;I
lies Offered are roo obv;onS 10 rpoupe comns" ~ ~ 'e''
w. ~ ENDREW ROBERTS
auoo fm.r Tn Wv Sa;na ~,
eeeD i,a nnes olnce, boston.
rOh BALE,
" IL DARLINGs H's Maiden lane and Liberty
ilrsr ihe sneaIest and best SELECTED stock Of
fhENct,r fNuLiSh& GEkMAN FANCY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF Needles, Combs,
cutlery, Pins, 80 Brushes,
geweiny, Hooks and Eyes, Pertumery
W., Steei lens tiated hiinbes, kazos Strors, NC
WIN ai ~ oel J, ,, r ~ the above line
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Ship Masters and Agents
We shall esteem favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEY of News Fleet a Re-
port of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have lie will
board them immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain. Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 2


SUN .........5 30 MOON SETS. ......2 0
......6 80 HIGH WATER | 81
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
9 JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and the public that he has business the above
line at No NASSAU street. where he will thankfully receive
faithfully all orders he be favored with the
most reasonable terms for cssb, v22r
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

OFFICE THE RHODE ISLANDER
NEWPORT, Aug. 81. 18t3. :
30th ship INDEPENDENCE Com Stewart from cruise;
Amethyst, Anderson. Providence for Philadelphia; Trader,
Nickeron and Sally Hope Kelly Gloucester for New York;
Evena Chace Boston for Phsdepha; Candsce Brghman,
York; Rising Sun, Freshly Taunton for do; Chief Robbins
Freetown for Grassy Point, NY
Sid 3st Helen Peabody, Atlantic Ocean; Amethyst and
Evena, Phladelphia Trader Sally Hope Despatch and R
ing Sun, NYork, Candace Baltimore Pinion, Albany Chief
Grassy Point.
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Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
FROM LIVERPOOL. AMERICA
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