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at New London 25th inst Vesper, Clark, NV Coast
Sid Isaac Hicks, Rice do.
Spoken.
brig from Philadelphia for New Bedford ed inst of
tuce had lost all her sails the itby the pilot Hack
staff.
Bremen ship showing red signal with black cross in IL
18th inst-by the Gondoia at this port,
Pandora, Boston for Savanna cath lust lat TO- Ion 72by
the Belfas. at this port.
Foreign Ports.
sr vvcEvr, Sept Din port, Fashion. Of Wilmington NC
unc-only American.
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Died,
On Thursday evening, % inst, RonERr THoMrsoN,
aged A years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family and Of the
New York and sandy Hook pilots are respectfully inv
ed to attend the funeral Sunday afternoon next 80
O'Clock from his late residence. 35l Grand street
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Proyisian Marlxet

There has been particular alteration in the prices
meats Potatoes and other vegetables are however lit.
tie higher in consequence Of the late drought and the
disease in the former -
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MARITIME HERALD.


M0NLef0 ana AXent0s
We shall favor if Captains Vessels will give
e RcnEnI SILvEY Captain Of our News Boats Of
spoken on their passage list Of their CARGO and any foreign
newspaper or news they may have He will board them
mediatey their arrival Agents and Correspondents al home
abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
tion of any kind will be thankfully received
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correspondence Of the Herald.
RHODE ISLANDER OFFIcr,
NEWPORT Sept rs, 1884,
Arr Ellsworth, Lang Of Boston 20 days from Havana wh
sugar for Cowes and mkt distress with loss Of bulwaks
Ne Sc and for ocdeg; pystu Bruce Soolk Andromeda s,a
Yantic Durfee Fall River for NYork; Tiger Nile NBedlord
for do; Brave, Hale Providence for do.
Miscellaneous Record.
FOREIGN LETTER OrrfcE-The packet ship Sheridan, De
Peyser for Liverpool will sail this morning II o'clock
BARquE MARY ELLEN which wrecked the 2jth Aur.
last the SW Bar New Orleans sold the nth
for the bint OF the underwe for So 000 aud thai
ton Of her which remained n her hold consisting Of 25
ScHa LocHisL. Luf kin, from Boston, OF and for Casne
with salt IL going Prnobsco Bay struck ledge
ledge of Seal arbor and remained hours when she
of and arr at & leaky.
SHIp AsHpuRroN OF ST. Andrews, NIB from Liverpool for
ST. John NIB before reported stranded Coast Of ireland,
been got off ard Galway and sold for Gi500 sterling
This vessel IL will be recoeced, insured IN Boston for
S43,000
EMIGRAvTs CASADA-Number Of emigrants arrived al
Quebe from he 10 the 2ist
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- s.asl-lsll - =
Marrled.

Married,
On Wednesday, 25th inst. ny the Rev. Mr.. Chase Mr.
CoRNrLIUs DUGeAs, TO Miss SUSAN A. CHRrsTMAS both
of this CITY.
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% Chatham street.

]. SORIA & CO.'S
FRENCH DYING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 400 Pearl street.
vTHE SUBSCRIBER begs leave that he has made a-
dtional improvements his factory for the purpose Of
enabling him insh his work expeditiously,
manner that he will give gene raj satisfaction
All kinds OF Wooen Cotton and Silk goods Dyed Cleansed
in the real French style.
His prices very low which should strong
for the ladies and gentlemen Of this cyand its vicinity pay
him early visit.
Cashmere Nerno and Broche Shawls gents Wearing Ap
parel, cleansed in the very best
His Branch Offices the accommodation Of the public are
situated at
No. 1852 Bowery.
Is 9th street. between nth and 18th
257 Beecker street.
357 Grand street.
And in Newark Of Broad street and Washington Place
soHl Inns m
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COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE,
- tema9s Magazine edited by John lnman Contents Of tbs
ORIGINAL.
r,sh Lssends.Ihse. IDS, poohae fy I ~ r. 7: Mrs1nn
s chd I. s"d SS .uho
r. nf f!eI. 'ss's Ss y Z: iii iif -, -.
Tss i Aassl q hs oad E.ly,s"na Of Edgar 20.
The Reiqm of The Crusader, BY Henry A. Clark
r. 81, sSas al ss yM.. aniI,pf EMILY E. HiSs's cSassuel
BY the sahor Of ,he Widow Of Bruges
Word that viii be spoken, hy Miss Emily +. chudbuck
The Why House 4 fme Tale or the White Mountain Notch
TIE SsS %f q che; %;sysas, BY Mrs c.ron. H. Butler
Tss ssy FS!s?s s s.ss SsD By Sy Ss he ,d,S 'G11S'
fs%Gs'' scSs. q y he EdSi% MSals. ds'io'
800 EMBELLISHMENTS.
% saSsS csp By s.
Fsshions--Four figures coIord.
NM M l. k%ssy hS r ssP Sy Ms . 1por e H. . by
Term.sa = ,ay,nss two copies for ss one
the United States and the Canadas by he rsbher Address
pG:s "a s1,.se pi'a, ISRAEL fosri s.ior House.
sAs L.. Oh To LENAsE Ns,b ,,S % c e Or
''p,% g"qas aas '''' ''i GEoRoE WlDxYER
PERSONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
WISHING To- subscrbe to THE HERALD, and have il
w served regularly their dwellings, will please
leave their with the Agents. al Ledger Buildna Third
street, Chestnut
For FOR ON One Nosss Wsss ....'.. 49,. TX cents
For longer Time !" 6c .,oe proportion. y. cents copy
Single copies for sale day o'clock Pnce
q. u. LIEBEU X Co., . Ledger Butdiuu.
sl lmisrc Third street, Chestnut
pANoRAMA AT NlBLo's GARDEN.-Open FOR ,hor,
the magnificent Panoramic Painting ever
ibed this country $50 all the Artists that have
II executed by the celebrated Artists Nr w Dane NJ
g. Paues and Augustus Earle r. A LONDON j. noN ocn
during the day.
AdmittAnce the Garden and ra4u # t ,tiists ~,
respectfully invited to visit the Pare. h ri.1fer
~" The Panorama Of Madras wa, cShitted Russell
square, attended with heu chascd J
Mr. Nblo considered the very bot tanorame painting
London. ia 2mrc
pLEACHINC POWDER caaks Boyds make tor a.
~ By PkRSSE kfBWOOKs, s. and 81 Nassau St sloe
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ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
THE IT T1f I NsS ( S4g'S 2pfS,a G5RsE, e
In q e esisass production
MSNDfS No 'fs lS';Ss SExT. afT 9Isis sEPr' go 30,
the Manager respectfully announce, that the Theatre WI"
This Evening, SATURDAY sp, aS 1874 for the purpose Of
TA n. es s and sdGI S ss: % G e. .
Bon, M1say siIl ss esSs. & %
cents-Gaery IS cents.
PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOU nc.
FIRST NIGHT OF TRk sHk.1N ITHLIAN OPERA THIS
S % S h s place
Ludl1 wR,ij, T. I 5SFs xSSMFsS SRMooR
Sir .s Esd%g.rdo. % ............ sslsnor AnIos.in
First Tier Of and Paiaaetre s-and Tier Of Boxes 50 CTS
fRA 9sass IS NJ asS oF arreE Ballet
THE woMES WARRIORS.
Admission 50 cents 70 al parts Of the house.
s s i;s'is Ss % ss m Eirs & '%
NinLU's GA ilOrn
Corner OF Broadway and Prince street. New York
Th' E"'anmsr Ms ri MIaSHEhl i1efT h sole direction Of
aeS f ss
made eomortabis should the evening be damp or cool
sATnRDAY M Az EVENING, SEPT. 2sth, to commence with
THE REVOLT AR 6f TAs TAishp hpooR Housr'
Mo chaSs AlVt Mitchell Araoas. soSs h & Taylor
~ Intermiss.os o. hir,,y minutes. III
p,,o, :, pyss in BOOTS. uc,
II THR fs"e!pS; aTtIsEr wy,s
So f.sia .s a pSDa, s 5 s ss
md % Now saoSa which I
from d. and sides. Be enclosed at moments
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Passenger Arrived.
LoNpoN-Barque Mary Jane-Mr Cooper Of Bangor; w Il
West, Boston.
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UOANAN'c
LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY,
AND EXHIBITION OF
III TTrHy NJ EC

No. 2O3 Broadway, New York.
gvZ...ADM!SSioN ONE SHILLING ONLY.
Mo STRANGER should the city without calling in
~ the Great Collections Of Books Paintings and En-
Rrayng which are Offered AZ prices 20 suit the times"
The Pt BLIC SALE ROOM filled with books Of every
kind ,nous languages including Prints and Pictures
which. and the Print Roour CHARas is made vas
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y A. LACOSTE, Manufacture and Importer of Fringes
,'imrs, Tasses, Cords, Sc. has removed from No i3
Broadway TO his estab ment, No 35 Walker street,
where his customers and the ladies' general will always find
line assortment Of the above articles the
terms General trimmings made TO order. s26 ms nc
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MR.. DEMPSTER'S VOCAL ENTERTAIN
MENTS-SOCIETY LIBRARY

MENTS-SOCIETY LIBRARY.
CORNER OF BROADWAY 4 LEONARD STREETS
M H. DEMPSTEk has the honor to announce his intention
Of giving three Vocal Ent ranments the evenings Of
Tnesday Thursday and Saturday st Sd and 3th Octobr-
when he will his most popular compositions accompanied
OF the the Lament the Irish Emgrans-
The Blind Boy-The Lonely Auld WeJeaun- Morson The
Love- One was nor therA Home IN The Heart love
Oh: Why does The White Man follow my path l. l. When the
Waen,scotlish Balads John Anderson my yo-My Mamie
my wi thing IA Mans Man for thatHighIand Mary,
Ne: Particulars OF which be programmes, be
had At the Music Stores and At the Society Library.
Tickets so centsto be had the door, To III
o'clock se27 to3rrc
MILE, PAULINE DEsJARDINs respectfully informs
l her patrons and the public general that she about
form ciass de Dance for ladies and eentlemrn q which
she will teach the iavorte Polka, Maxouka and all the other
fashionable Dances Of the day
The morning school will be from i2 o'clock o'clock
and the evening from o'clock TO o'clock
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing requested
call at Mile Desjadins house, Park Place. $50 2w.rc
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND MUSIC.
MONS, MADAME AND MADLLE. GAUVAlN, have
M resumed their Classes and Private Lessons for the
The French taught through Maneca Oral System exclusively
used by Mr. Gau,ain for these fifteen past The Piano,
The French language usually spoken n the family Apply
397 BROADWAY.
s2a 8t.rc
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE
DOCTOR EVANS No 288 Pearl street. near Beekman
- street. New York has been than forty the
cessiul practice of physic and curing
tpeecy) those desperate srcnres every variety OF
disease gleets old obstinate ulcers thu throat
&c. by malpractice. This city is inundated with ali
kinds Of nostrpm venders make money how they
sements, and forged cefcaes-whout regular diplomas
1t Of the greate importance for the unfortunate choose
experienced Dr. r. is the Oldest
n this ciy his practice great his astonshgg
after they have been expelled the Hospitals incurabe His
Offices well arranged for privacy. Call Pearl street
and be convinced His charges reasonable and all
gu,rantead. re
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
RoTTERpAM-Barque Ranger-0O prs gin Is kegs Wolf
80 gin Boonen Graves col9 Seignette
Davis-2 bxs HiggsonlO0 cks zinc Atkins Rollins of
Boston, box Wette Bogart Kneeland-i8 kegs Merriam
Benardl pkg Rodde-8 pps gin boxes wine do mde
a30 slabs tin TO order =
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New York September rs, 1871. !
ENGLISH MAIL--Ietrer Bags T-r Royal Mail steamer
BRITANNIA, will be closed the Upper and Lower Post
Offices IN this city, Monday the 90th instant M IS minutes
pas, o'clock r NJ. The overland postage Of st cents
80 iTc John CORNER GRAHAM, r NJ.
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DEAFNESS
DRS CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,
CQ1 BROADWAY.-Extract =
coi cheernlly comply with the request of Lieut. Me-
ntosh TO testify hat he was nyaded home unfit duty
consequence Of total deafness aud discharges from his
that while IN New Yorf, his wy England he placed
him self under the professional Of Drs Castle and Edwards
Aurists Under III treatment he recovered his hearing and
has returned TO his military duty.
Signed, H. McNEVEN, NJ. D.,
Surgeon 70 III. B. NJ. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS
Assure for incpent Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzngs
singing sounds in the collections Of hard vaed
lar remedy curative in all diseases Of the for upwards
Of twenty Offices removed to 38I Broadway,
White street. s2ie imh
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TIN PLATE, HAIR
SEATING. &c.
E0O GROSS Table Knives and Forks, (a patterns from
, casks Pocket Cutlery, Razors. Scissors, sc.
400 dozen Samuel Newbould X Cos celebrated Mill Bas-
tsrd and Taper Files
100 pieces james Laycock" superior Hair Seating. (a
,S ,ss boxes Ts Fsis s,s.. box, ,...,.,
as casks "Elwels Brade's" and common Hoes ass'd
AlsoTmce Chains Hooks and Hinges Pad and Patent Knob
Locks Anvs Curry Combs Brass Candestcks Bed Screws
Tools Brare aud Bits with general OF
staple Birmingham and Sheffield goods For sale ring
advance the sterling cost, by - -
JOHN A. NEWBOULD,
s23 6tissrr 90 John street, fup stairs
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EXTRACT OF CUBEBS. COPAIVA AND
SARSApARILLA

SARSAPARILLA.
THIS is Of the speedy and eectua remedies the
cure Of GonnonhGa that has ever been introduced It's
pleasant the palate grateful the sch easily
taken, being the usual form Of In il
ated all the medicinal properties Of such remedies
found speedily encacous gleets seminal weak
whites and all discharges Of the is
wholly vegetable compound and like charm in pro-
ducing immediate Grafton upon the part affected. Full
directions the medicine which be had at No.
Ann street-Prce 81.
p SSrangers who desire medical advice may consult Dr.
Glover confdentiay his Office No. street all
Of the d, and evening. s27 2tissrc
HUNTFRIAN DlSPENSARY, No. 3 Division STREET the
IL only place in New York where the Hum
ers Red Drop medicine known fail curing
desperate Of disease be obtained Price
read all the escpeany books tbs disae and used all The
il does not ycu will make charge. Buffalo Agent
John o. Lake ESQ Albany, No. 81 Lydius street LOUIS
fed not to purchase this medicine Of any other all
counterfeit except above. s23 ltsc
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CIRCUs-BOWERY.

CIRCUS-BOWERY.
Splendid new Scenes in the Circle by
MASTER WALTER AYMAN,
SIGNOR VALANTlNl, GEO SWEET
Mesdames Cole aud Cullen Mr. Mcfarland and 10 Ahlsa
Horsem .nship, Bsngo Melodies Vautng Tumeling &c.
Boxes u cents Pit l2M cents. s26 3tiseTc
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DnACUN COUhoE-TkUTTING.
GREAT HURDLE RACE OVER THE
REACDN COITR SE

MONDAY, Sept 3oth, will come of the long talked OF
Hurdle Race fo the rropreor Purse Of $500 One quar-
mile heats four hurdles each heat Of four height
riders weight 100 lbs; for which there four
braled horses, TO be named at the post, by
Alfred Conover Long land dress blue jacket and green
A. DixoL OF New York dress purple jacket black cap
A. Richards OF Toronto Canada, dress red Jacket red cap
Charles irst, Of Long Island, dress described.
slQ &c
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OR. LARDNER CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe
- neum Hotel, Broadway, New York-Dr. Lsrdner will
continue the professional practice which for pu
sued scale London, and be consulted by
paentees and Others questions regarding
Improvement. n the and manuiactes which involve the
application Of the principles Of Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside at distance forward tpost pad)
clear of the the
cimens when immediate attention will be given. re
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tRiNGES AND GIWPS,

a BRAHAM kASTOR, Importer 393 Broadway, has lust
received BY the Hayre packets Louis Philippe ST. Ncho-
las, Duchess Ofeans and Snily hne and
Of the latest and most beautiful Royal silk bullion Fngcs
Ard rich hand made Gmp for trimmings black silk Lacc aud
font ,5mmags for drese. with gousle, and PLAN Al, colo
Lace ve' Thread Points. Thread accs Collars and cus
Silk Blond Trimming Laces rich velvet aud silk embroidered
Bags Purses Jet and gold Combs Hair Pins Necklaces gilt
yerd and sissI Beads Clasps for Bag, aud Pars Velvet
many other articles numerous 10 descrle-a Of which he
gtxFe
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Eridax. Gent az


There was very general improvement to-day in the
stock market. The sales were somewhat larger than
usual and the prevailing feeling seems to be more favor
1De hsn Tor some little time past At the Old Board
Lung is'ano advanced l per cent Canton Norwich
ana worcester u sionington Al Farmers Trust II ;
Erie Railroad Pennsylvania 6s, Hudson and Berk.
SHIRE Railroad /. Harlem Illinois, Ohio s's Kentucky
o New Jersey Reading Railroad and Bonds closed firm
yesteriays prices Texas Treasury Notes sold ester.
day at lot to- day 10 was offered and is asked There
were no sales At the New Board Long Island
ID per cent Canton Harlem 4 Norwich and Wor-
cester II Farmers Trust The pulse of stock specu-
laor changes with the movements going on in the pol
cal world There is doubt but thst the prices and
value OF many stocks daily offered in Wall street will
be more or less sfected by the Success Of either
party. MANY holders OF the stock of the delinquent
states anticipate advance should the party favor
apie 10 distribution oi the public lands succeed,
ana many not holders, anticipate to the contrary
Holders OF fancy stocks feel interested the success
the party that will give them times favorable specua
non The parties engaged in stock operations are so
much divided in political matters, that the transac,iops
between this and the result Of the contest must be to
very limited extent and until that time we cannot look
for much activity any great Improvement in prices
The abundance OF money in the market must in the
meantime, reduce the rate OF interest still lower The
oanks oil this State soon again commence preparations
for their next quarterly returns 1t is supposed they
will ch1nge their movement very materially. or that
their reports will show on extension beyond the last
Counterfeit fves on the Bank of Wheeling and twen
ys on the Bank of Tennessee, are in circulation.
Inc receipts Of the Southern Railroad Michigan, for
the three quarters Of the year ending Sept l 1874 show
an increase OF between five and six hundred per cent
SOUTHERN RAILRoAp, MICHIGAN
receipts from Dec lst ls42 Sept lst lsa3 400 "a
aecs'ps from Dec ls lSaS TO Sept lst 1884, 696 o3
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A,.nAlI,r Orr-nA HllI.E

DR. LARDNER'S SABBATH LECTURE.
ON SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, Goth Sept, DR.. Lardner
will give the first Of series Of Sabbath Evening Lectures
Suhect-The Immortality Of the Soul proved by the light Of
nature eoobotng the voice Of Revelation To be followed
by variety Of Astronomical and Scripura illustrations
Tickets Twenty-Five Cents To commence at O'Clock.
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SOCIETY LIBRARY.
MR.. HENRI PHILLIPS,
Will give his LAST MISC ELLANEOUS CONCERT in
this city Monday Evening, 3Oth September the above
rooms, previous his departure for Boston entitled
VARIED HOURS,
in Of the with which received
Wednesday last.
PANT FRsT.
Grand Scena-"The Last Man." ...... w. II. Calcott
BaladThey talk OF Daes and Hills in Walesn T Dbdn
Song-'.The return Of the Admal".. IL Phillips
Song-"Ihe Widow Machrren en............... s.. Lover
Rectatys and Ar,"Tls Light Of other Days" M W Bae
Tnnk Lied-"m Herbst d, Muss man, irinken"..
1~,- An interval Of ten minutes
PANT SECOND.
Baad-"The Meeting of the Waters .......T IT. Moore
Song"Oc the Lake of Killarney" Irish Nelody
Balad-"Ihe Cot Near the w ood, n........ III. Phillips.
tThe Poetry by George r. Morris. Esgl
Ballad"Shale wastynge in despan" W he 1860.
Song-''The Emigran ship. p"................H H. Phillips.
Song Robin Hood. Bishop Percys R.ques.
oncen TO commence at eight O'clock Admission ST.
Tickets be had the Music Stores and the Room the
lfSrc
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BURROWS THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY, September 28h.
The Grand Historical Play Of
PUTNAM
Will be acted every evening until further notice.
Putnam, Mr. ~ Johnson Messopotamia Jenki,s Burk,
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TEETIfRAL DRAWING

TECTURAL DRAWING
OFFICE he first Of the kind IN the city in the basement
leave call the attention Of Civil and Military Engineers Sur
yors Architects, Machnis's Contractors Commissioners Of
Land aud the public generally, his adversemc 4 for the
pomt and completion Of Maps, Proe Plans every
and Drawing general required the useful arts
and industry. sT Inns nc
M tDiCAL CAKD-DUCTOR GLOVER conines his
~ 70 e ~ ., a,u cure oI uecar
rh@a Seminal Weakness Obstiuae Ulcers and ali Sores ar
sing from mpurty Of the blood His experience aud success.
= The cure Of this class Of diseases are very great Persons az
considered ncuabr or difficult OF cure are nytei 10 make an
pcaton AZ his Office No. Ana street. Broadway,
Joining the American Museum where he be- Consulted
o'clock. s17 1,issrr
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eU-We understand Mr. Waggerman, nephew
OF President Tyler-who WIS a short time since
appointed an inspector at Ba atmore-has been ap-
pointed Purser in the U. = Navy, in place OF Mr..
Upshur, deceased, nephew of the late Secretary.
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EXHIBITION

FNHTBI TUN
I II E ND OF T II E w O r L D.
AN ORIGINAL PAINTING
OF A VERY LARGE SIZE with Colossal Figures, paint
~ ed and lately finished BY +. Anel in New York.
Exhibition open, Apollo Rooms, il0 Broadway from
10 A; NJ TO r. NJ, and from 7 TO 10 r. NJ.
Admission rs cents $40 lmsrc
CARD-MR WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen of New York. that
their Classes ia Dancing Waltxng and the Polka Dance will
commence at the Assembly Room Constitution Hall $50
Broadway, early in October Days Of tuion Tuesdays
and Saturdays Particulars future Mr. w.
that the references he shall offer of his cspabty will be
satisfactory Schools and Academies attended application
sin Inns
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FANCY FURS
n BEHRMAN Importer and Manufacturer Of Europe,n
~. aud American Fancy Furs, offers for sale his wholesale
aud retail store, 1873 william street, Few doors from Fulton
street choice elegant and extensive of every de-
strption European aud American Fancy Furs. .
+. > Counry merchants would do well TO call at this
establishment and examine the goods they will find both the
prices and quality saving 10 them at least % cent
u. BEHkMAN,
SGT lmsrc l33 William
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OFFICE BOYD'S CITY EXPRESS POST,}
As William street.
THE subscriber will and afer Monday next, make -four
i deliveries of letters throughout the city Letters deposited
his boxes before TO- 2 and O'clock. will be for
delivery at 0, 10, and o'clock. Postage cents.
JOHN L. BOYD Agent.
Postage to Brooklyn cents. s23 itsm