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The New York herald., 1844-09-27
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Washington.
Correspondence Of the Herald ]

lIorrespondence oil the Herald
wAsHIsoTos, Sept Is, 1slA
Court hartisi-NaiisnSi Hotel Tyler, Jr, sud Dr..
MhHsr : applicants - Fighting Cseks-BsH .aasys-
Henry Cily-Fat BsSiss-Eain
DEAR Bxssrrr.-
Inc Naval General Court Martial met to-day at IL
ocock all the members present After the reading Of
o .esniony taken yesterday, the examination OF Mr..
thing OF importance ELECTED; he declined
versi questions put to him. Mdshipman Fairfax was
next Called, and the several spscifcaons read to him.
s knew little or nothing Of the yes therein
ne did however testify that the ship under good
discipline ct umes during her passage The examination
slowly but with determination Of rendering
TO Cspt. Newton strict and impartial justice.
The Judge Advocate il young gentleman Of about as
years OF age rather good looking active and intelligent
evincins degree Of legal talent rarely met in one Of
maturer years
The National Hotel Is not opened learned Of Mr.
Coleman TO day. that he fixed definite time open.
ing but, probably by the first of next month
John Iysr, jr, returned to the city last evening Dr.
Miller is in New York.
The applicants for ONCE numerous, and going il
with perfect rush There three vacancies TO be fl
led Consulship at Liverpool andItwo Pursers the
W. we expect not less than two hundred will be
commodated.
Extensive Preparations are making BY the proprstors
OF tae HOTELS boarding houses cellars
esung houses livery stables courses race horses
hgnng cocks ball oeys billiard tables gambling shops
ana lottery shops FOR the present season OF
course that Henry Clay will ba President Then peace
ana happnessioy and prosperity and lat babies
TWO dollars aday and roast beef will now like milk and
wine throughout this vast country.
gentle rain has just commenced at the close Of nv
letter. may IT inue, my sincere wish and desire
Respectfully yours, II. w.
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
INTERCHANGEABLE tsecortI,

FOREIGN LETTER OFrIcE-The packet ship Sheridan, De
Peyster, for Liverpool, will sail to-day.
Bs,o % deck s ~. sGssS s
Aag 70 LAT q 10 lon BY chronomeer u Co. PLEASE I ss this
fTbe above S"s was written to the u Consul at Turks Island
BY "ss % g. 70 Ss ay Sf following
the &C the boats lost Truro Saturday last
Solomon h$9s' .ssa % a;i Es?ss =
" sSs s i've NJ
The boa; wa, 5 picked lex up a. h the s Of s ,S I
boat c,pnd Up yesterday of the bodies had been
Bsio TfcyYsrH Hanson ofSnd from Boston, at Pic,ou
S e Capt sso" e eaTea him
50 miles North ofhis reckoning.
Whalemcn.
CID at New Bedford 24h inst Joseph Megs Of attapose
br Indian and Pacific Oceans s5h Rajah West Coast Of
spoken-Msy J. A. Coast of NZesland Alpha Rogers,
Sept a. in South Channel julius Cesar Lyons Of and from
Ata Of Boston, from Nlaanzas for Marsces Aug 49, lat
IS b Ion ,e-bg hs Tendon, !, this poT,: NV -
50 r%sSy s r. e.: sG'
ssIaid. Cox steering South asd inst lat IS al lon 7sby
Mar. Frances. a days from New York FOR jamaica 9th
- Foreign Ports.
S SfS SGs S & sTr TS fSee wson wo o coss S%
fontAy PART SEPT sIn port, September Dawes, di.s,
HsvAs. Sept 8--Arr Christina Raulson, Amsterdam; 9th
Midas Benlha Kingston, "a; 10Th, Louis, snow, Liverpool
Sid 9th Henrietta Brown, Baltimore; iih, Tahmaroo Sinclair
TuNKs isLAxp SEPT 5In port Hebron Prince Of and FOR
Boston day, only American pslla Angora and Cam
MONTREAL Ser 2JArr souer Johnny. Little. and John
Horton Cunningham Liyerpoo Leeu Lass Grove and Mes
soager, Miar, Glasgow; Why Not, Dart Marseles
Lahe Ports.
Fssgs 2SfS ,s W. p.
lfH ssc. ps S;% @"yq" @ma"f; Tosd s se sre"
Owlaqngh Sieyeand; lown ustro .isve 1--we
aGion iaS Ashs,Gus; Whesey do; 6seeoa iaon Wsbssh
Detroit: Kentucky Maumee: Lodi Conneau; Tom, Milin
,ceana, Clinton; Lumbeman, Erie; W Irving, Boswe;Je
Mnas. Sept liar Mohawk, Argle, 0swrgo; yosephine
Richardson do Cid l2h Mohawk, Oswcgo H. Sir + Head
Mand, IS, Josephine, ewego r-,, ruu Sc...,.
Acorn. oade. illinois, Frontier. Franklin, Malcolm, Massa
cusett AID pro Chicago all with cargoes from the upper
LIKES; Ga Missouri, WoodbTdEs Wilcox Albany L9Sn''.
Crooks, Oregon, and Chicago, all Tor the upper lakes
G0ms FSrta.
Lrssc, Sept i9-Sd Electro, Packard and Solon Berry
Pmladelphia; 2ist, Wallace, Abbott, do.
Bssqss SEPT a-Hm Benjamin, Crockett, Sowbuypon
Barn Sept sc-Xu Walker Providence, aad Gibraltar
DASyra,, sept aaAr Victor, Gould and Samuel, Neksr
ssLgM, ssspt.An Packet, Beaman, Augusta. CID Ham
P A Smith Tss%S"d pshS S.. "a s
Vg%, NOrem.: Usage, Hall savannah; Pearl, Harding
Soeot Rd New Yc James Moran soss master Of The
Ntw Brnronp, Sept 2-An Cophor,u, Lee. Nensemond-
Crowe and Eliza Lawton, Laniiir Virginia.
PaovDEScE, Sept 2-An Barton, ingraham, Matanzas;
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State OF Trade.

AsHrs-Pos are very firm at 81 Is; a425 Pearls are
very steady IA co. There very little doing in either
description.
BtrswAxAll descriptions Of prime yellow sell at 29;
O Snc wanted.
aour, 81 s7I 4s2; southern,
81 - So Illinois wheat 90 cents; rye, Oh OATS -
81 cents
CortoT-The market exhibits firm tone with an i'm.
proving tendency Salss amount to 900 bales for export
HAY1he receipts continue large and the demand very
limited Common qualities held at 30 33c. Prime
for export commands 40; but there is very little enquiry
fos the bstsr qualities
PgoyIsIose have alterations TO report in articles
under head Prime Ohio pork ia in moderate demand
at 81 5st 6at do at ~ lat ~ Ohio lard kegs
sells aAsbt a 6lc.
wHIsKnr-'fhe supply is very moderate and the de-
m1nd veiy limited Drudge casks are held at 24c. West
ern and prison barrels very dull at 24i a15c.
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s't Ss s Tsay H:sn N S. Ei
eo'aas sasss
psss (: Nary FL Mf%A g. W X%sa
E.YB%s Boston h'paA'H
Arrived.
sag Bss @ sN. 50 days from Lsh0m with
.s s S @ r sr 5 y sssss sss. ls" Is s is
S a s,s. Ss s.. SSSssls
E s bss % Le ss asss G. o sa %
Chile for Boston Niobe, Of do for Bordeaux, DAYS; Py
sa mSaSa Ssaas eaYs as Xss day. a ' off Fair Isle
m mss @ ea Sy from 10 P. sa,
50 bags canary ssed lie S asss paste 100 bO3s Lemons
bound the Straits The c. has experienced weather
Norwegian tsrque Ela Mbush, "a days from Hamburg.
Bremen barqae Hudson Hohorst. days from Bremen with
q IS ssaalaed Hamburg ship showing S. bound
with aaa sU%" Gays ''0" A'ns'''n "a
Colombian brig Carlos II days from Angostura with Coffee
Brig Archelau. Crowell day. from Port ratt, with
British brig Brigand paeaae "a days from Belize, Hona
Lett BRUSH brig VIM Hsnrs Angus Iss"SHf ier SYoR
Brig Madison Hoey. days from Savannah in ballast to
Brig savannah Dixon days from Savannah in ballast to
Brig Carona Sherwood days from Charleston with cotton,
to Dunham & Dimon.
Brig David Duell, Renton 10 days from Wilmington NC.
with naval storss, order.
Brig Olive, jeffrey days from Eastport. with plaster,
Brig Gen Wilson Miner, from New London in ballast, to
F.. D. Hubut Il Co.
schr Sarah Laynia Fowler 10 days from Porto Cabello,
with coffee to O. Whitaker Left Lorena, for Philadelphia
next day.
schr Olympia Jackson 2 days from Nassau Mp with dye
wood, to J. q. Lasrie * Co
schr Red Jacket Jarvis l days from Turks Island with
$500 bushels salt Middleton X Co. Left no Americans
Schr Conques Hayes. - days from Plymouth NC. with
Schr Turk Eldridge, Portsmouth, mdse.
Schr Miranda, Perry, Thomaston. lime.
Schr Echo Snow. Ihomaston, lime.
Sehr Susan Ross, Given, Bucksport lumber.
Schr Fame, Robinson, Machas. lumber.
Schr b. Hof, Miles, Chenysone, potatoes.
Schr Arrival, Joues Virginia, wood
schr Doctor Jones, days from Chncoteague with con
N. Fox.
Schr B. Smith, Decker Virginia potatoes.
Schr Richmond, Thomdike, Thomaston, lime.
Schr Coral, Smith, Thomaston. lime.
below.
Brig Paas, from Turks Island, with salt
Also, 2 brigs unknown.
Ships Sea- Edwards, Liverpool; Lancashire Lyon Charles
ton; baques Henrich Bem) Bremen; Lagrange Porter Mo-
bils and others.
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Died,

On Thursday morning. 20h inst Ross JOHNSTON, in
tie Ith year OF her age native Of Derry Reghan coun-
~ hatrim, ireland.
rha frends OF the family and OF her brother William
johnston requested attend the funeral from 2o9
Twenty first street. this day 10 o'clock without further
invitation.
On Thursday evening 10th inst Rorgnr THcsrsoS,
sgrA ~ yeats.
The friends and cquainauce Of the family, and OF the
NV York and sandy Hook pilots, respectfully nv,t
ed 10 asnd the funeral, Sunday afternoon next, at ~
O'CLOCK from his late residence, 35l Grand street
On r. e,luesiay, 25.h ias sc Wilmington, (De) Of 3
dasa.a OF tho heart Capt HEyRy MooHE, Of this city
aged 6j years
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AUCTION SALES.

BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctoneer
4ARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE-B. Mooney 4 Co.
~ viii sell this day 10 O'clock their Auction Room No.
Maiden Lave genera Of heavy and shelf nods
fine ble pen and pocket Cutlery bowie Knives Forks and
casss assorted e ron IN ses and ~ pairs
Guns Pistols Ne. &c. Also 10 Toys be sold
o'clock see advertisement Courier L. Enquirer and Er.
press Catalogues ready themoming Of sale s tsc.
pANTINGS AT AUCTION-LEyY kSPOONER will
sell on Friday morning. at II o'clock at 3 Broadway,
choice collection OF Ancient and Modern Oil Paintings be-
longing 70 gentleman who about 10 sail for Europe The
present oe great inducements those who wish
their drawing-rooms with good plinngS.
H. S have Sales Of Engravinss regularly every Wednesday
Evening without which offers inducements the
trade aud Others They have imported $50 English Coppe-
Plates and prints their which enables them
sell Al before this 2.m
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 40. 1874
The democrats assemble tonight at Southwark Hall,
and VIII have an enthusiastic meeting The party is
wide awake and stand decidedly the chance OF sue.
cess in county OF Philadepha, providing the wings
AMI natives do not unite Lehman, believe, will 70 TO
Congress from the first district represented by Ed
Joy Morris. The city will fall into the hands Of the ma
tves in which case there will be general turn
ONCE OF every foreigner, and he whole police depart
ment now Of the corrupt and worthless in tho
Union.
The Clay muster on Tuesday next will be pretty ex
tensive considering the extraordinary efforts on
foot to give ecla to the occasion. Gen. Msrkls will pos
lively be present, but he won't atemp. speech That's
for Webster and others to do
VIM Meredith, Esq the father Of the dis, inguish ed
lawyer died this morning AT his residence in very sud
den manner He WA sitting in his bed. apparently quito
well, when he expired almost without struggle
John Cannon. Esq Mayor OF the Northern Liberties
Is nso dead lie expired about O'Clock this porniug
The ris OF John Nc Keo~ n said be member Of the
Hope hoar whose ather ksep tavern in South cond
son. IN setting fire to St. Augustine believe him nnc-
cent
Nat. TOWNSEND ugly negro was this morning con-
vic'ed OF an outrageous ssssnt upon respectable
lady IN the public street and sentenced to only
imprisonment The rascal should have rt ed six cara
On Monday next the nstivesn will roll tremendous
bal" VIII be started from the entire Of Independence
Square al ~ O'Clock, by Hon. WIN Archsr, United
states senator from Virginia. ami will be rolled both
through and around thai sacred spot rnil It spreads
throughout the country Arrangements for Of the
greH political MEETINGS Convened in this
been made and antcipat immense gathering Among
the speakers 70 be present, besioa Archer nstice
names OF Col snow Stephen Sammons several other
prominent natives" from your city There will be
great doings upon this occasion
Ihe death OF the little Gormsn boy Smith, noticed yea.
terday by being crushed upon the city railroad hss
caused considerable sensation among citizens To
the City Council his MURDER for murdsr it was should
n sd-and the sooner they are indicted the better for
the lives OF the whole community. The father Of the
boy called at the Hospital yesterday afternoon the
mangled and eless corps Of his fond child and
most frantic at the sight thereof He is poor endicss
and actually unable te defray the funeral expenses
Will those who caused his death pay any attention To
the t'tress OF the agonised parents
man named John corda, carpenter, horribly
crushed yesterday mornng upon the Reading Railroad
lie is lyng at the hospital in dangerous situation
The stock market to-day stale and nat There is
no feature that calls for the slightest remarks except
Improvement Of in Wilmington Road
Finsr BOARD $500 Penn 81, ny; 200 Wilmington Rd
23i; no Gi-ar@ Bank Il 4; | Girsrd Trust -
SECOND BoArD- 5000 Ches. and Del Canal e9}: 100
Wilmington Rd. "a $500 Penn bs II; 475 Grard bank
ny; so Wilmington I'D 24t.
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s.Lrso srocKs-Bosrov, Sept. 25.

Al the Brokers' Heard 100 shares East Boston Co, s60
III; lido Csorlestown Branch RR 81; 90 Nor and Wore
FR 6s; 81 do 6s; rs do 6sE 100 do, 6sa 100 Reading
K IS; so do, 25i l6o do, 2ss 90 Long .land RR 80
So 20 Western RR, s7a; Eastern kR, N. H. llla; l
H5miltou Manufacturing 10, h3O, lO2
u. .quction5 shss Charles River Bank, div off $40 per
shars 60 Boston and Maine RR n ct adv; ~ do
Western RR SSH per sh; 25 Old Colony RR ($0 PAID
Sg7 per rh trrchants' Exchange Sl05; Saco Water
Power S3 per sh; Hamilton Manufacturing Co, per
ct adv, Cocheco do 1851 per sh; York do 5 per cent
adv; Stark Mills, per ct adv; SLawmut Bank div
off, s9l per sh; Norh Bank 500 per sh; 80 Boston and
Sand oh GAS Co. Soa 73t per sh The right OF sub.
scrpou 81 Merchants Bank per CT adv; 10
N. L Bank, 4t per cent advance.
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iEMr InroRrED INTO THE UNITED STATES.


The importation Of hemp into the United States Is an
nualy decreasing and the home consumption increasing
The cultivation Is carried in the Western country
very extensively aud in that section OF the country the
consumption very large is estimated that 20 900 tons
are manufactured in the State of Kentucky, follows
Made into Baggng. IA, 80 tons
Made into Rope. .......... a. 800 tons
Made into Sail Duck Twne, &C. 900 tons-20 900 tons
The produced in the United States for the past
three years. has bcen very large The returns include
flx and hemp, az ollows:-
FLAX HEMP THE UNITED STATES
1871. iS42 lSa3.
Tons. ......... 95 2ol3 l5s,66o2 l6i ,oo7l
At this rate of increase shall be able supply
the demand for home consumption and supply any
foreign demand that may arise We not able to tell
what portion Of this quantity Of fax and hemp raised is
the other, the commissioner Of patents in his
report has included both articles under the head
in two years find that importaons of hemp have
fen off fifty per cent and from present appearances
should judge in two years would fall of the other
The New York herald., 1844-09-27

Carolins Hunter Nottinzh.m Chsyons; Mary Bray Balt
more Palestine Stevenson, and Report Turner Philadelphia.
bRpcfroRr. Sept y3-Arr Jos Gorham Hitchcock Bonae.
BsLI.MonE. SEPT 23,Am Herald, Pullen AmsteIaan via
aoix, henscca lbeml kocksether Bremen; Jabez lBr1
hsiciIh, NY9rk; Archi,ecf. Gray Turks Island 4
n NokFoiK, Sept 2j--An Cinderella Crowsi, WEYMOUTH
be9w Ghamrlain kinsman, Baltimore for Boston In Hanp
,on h9ads Irya Chesapeake and Lander FIN Baltimore for
Alexandria. ~ - ~'
SAyAsNaH Sept 20-An Peter Demill McNair and Sterling
hamilton York. American Eagle Lombard Phladslphia
Chnleston '' " ''' S'Ae' .
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PARTISAN BAZAAR

HlS Establishment, situated at No ti9 Broadway the
most eligible part Of that hooughfare has been fitted up
very great sx~ns the most magnificent style, with
convenience for the disposal Of staple and fancy goods.
counters and will be let separately retail stores
for the sale Of the following goods, sizFancy Dry Goods,
Ladies Head and other Ornaments Fuers Articles Watch
and Clocks Silver and Plated Ware, Lamps and Chandeliers,
Fine Cutlery rich China and Glass Ware Pocket Books Mars
Stationery, Annuals and other Books Canes Umb and
Parasos ferinmey Ladies' and Genemens Furnishing Ari-
ces Hats and Caps Lades Shoe Store Toy Store Ribbon
and rch goods OF description and for the
daton of Fashionable Mliuers and Dress Makers, Miniature
and Portrait Painters.
The third story has been extensively arranged gallery
for paintings and sculpture suounted BY superb dome,
eved TO excel similar in the city, and repee
will be let upon reasonable terms.
~ order that the bazaar shall become fashionable
well convenience the public and deserving their patron-
age counters will be let for Inferior damaged goods and
% esure the iesecility OF the occupants certificate
Character " III be required from each.
The proprietor intends that each shall contain
kind Of goods and the articles exhibited frequently pub
lshsd IN the Journals Of the day There also glass for
exhibiting premium goods and inventions; also counter
ia o the Bazaar which will be let for the sale Of ice
and confectionery The establishment lighted heated
aud kept IN order By the proprietor and gentleman is in
Importers rchants. aud Others i'll find greatly their
advantage have branch in the Bazaar for the exhibition
OF their best goods and to take orders This Of the
best opportunities for Of small Of commencing
respectable business Of the hest situations in Broadway
at limited expense with all the advantages Of we'll
regulated fair. For further particulars apply to
J. w. BENEDICT, Proprietor
rs Nassau street.
N. To Let the second story for artist el
gbly situated for Minttu Portrait Painter. si8
The New York herald., 1844-09-27
Brighton Cattle Market.

sErr 23At Market l02S beef CATTLE l7b stores, $500
sheep, aad ], 400 swine
faIeEs-B Bsef Cattle Sales quicker, and prices
ti better We quote few extra at 81 75 nrst quality,
$3.50; second quality - 81 25; third quality W 10
$40.
Stores-A few sales only noticed.
Sheep and Ismbs-Lanbs from 81 II to rs; old shsep
from 81 IS to22o.
swine pedde, than halt barrows, 81 4;
old hogs, 81 a &c. AT retail, from TO bic.
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THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD.
FASHION NABLE
PARIS MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT,
1~O ASA0ashw&ys
BETWEEN CANAL AND HOWARD STREET.

BETWEEN CANAL AND HOWARD sTREETs,
NEw YORK.
M A DAM G ODFREY IL DAUGHTER,
RETURN their sincere thanks their patrons and the public
~ generally for the liberal support with which they
been favored and them that they will hereafter
themselves to Of their patronage; they beg
leave that they have oIeneaed the NEW
FASHIONS, just imported from PARIS, at their esta-
blishmen No t23 Broadway near Canal street, where
VIII be ound Of Parsan Satin Silk
and Velvet Hats Ribbons Feathers, Flowers. Caps. Laces
Embroderes and Millinery general the aud
iat style TO which they respectfully call the Of
fashionable World comprising tie elegant and
sve stock presented New York public reasonable
prices.
The Ladies respectfully invited to call and see for them
selves, before purchasing elsewhere.
They viii heretofore their old establishment No
% Division STREET
Jus. ceiyed from France selected by their Agent twelve
N. B.-Country Aliliiners supplied
September, l8ia. 800 lmrm
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On Wednesday evening, 2O;h inst BY his Honor James
U4rptr, Mayor MIR Epw,nD Moses TO ELizARErH ANN,
eldest daughter ei Gsorgc Mills, E,q all OF this city
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Foreign Markets.

HAvASA, Sept 10 The iosw pg is an abstract only,
Of som. OF its leading features-beng comparison OF
ths exports and imports for tho FIRST months Of ls44
and ls4s The island is, you aware, divided into
three crcal Districts Hsbsna, Puerto Principe and
Cuba These a 4 incl ided in the summary.
COMPARATIVE SrATkMErT OF EXPORTS AND IMPORTS FoR
IHE FIRST SIX MONTHS o. lsi4 AND ls43.
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MEDICAL NOTICE


GTRAN(tERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
~ vaTy of Syphitic Mercurisl other disease who
have been only half cured by quncks had better carey
TIE following letter =
Dr. Cooptr-Sr Last July contracted a certain private
disease, aud Immediately applied doctor who promised
IN week. continued with him months but
alsersa1 doctor, tEi each prom.ed positively
at length discovered the object Of these
ney, and that rhes doctors concluded 20 into
the hospital where the doctors kept undsr Of
for eight weeks throat and liberated
n sll 10Y joints and my body covered with ulcers wsa
complete skeleton the doctors considered dangerous give
me medcine. and advised southern climate. left
the hospital and by vice Of several friends, placed myself
under the rs Of January last well and
restored % perfect health wish this published
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter aud Jouef, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper warrants every how long
standing Of Gle and Seminal Weakness aud mild
Of private msadea cured a. hour. without interfering
with the patients habits. Dr. Coopers Office IA Duane
two doors from Chatham 81. No pay. s27 I'm.
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APOLLO ROOMS.

MR.. HENRY PHILLIPS,
The Vocalist from England will have the honor Of
hs Third Concert az the above Friday Evening
'e' 'sELECTEbb Ist;'isEb ENTERTAINMENT,
which he viii sing Of the popular Scenas and
LoDER, Of sroddsr.. PA Fortes =
iSf u ElsS rass' Ar-poor chs
oHertoris--. .edempior Mundi'. " Morart
An The Glores ofour Birth and suate' Shirley
Song-"M hen Friends look dark and coldS . H. Phillips
SONG E.Hwe to the Mountain. ..........J Barnett
oohs- Ahe oed' the Sra Neukomn
PART SECOND.
scenaLdhe spt9Irmy pIy re'raf. NeHkomm
Bsiiad-"ot in The stil, Niehtn -. =. Il Moo,s
sons-T1Se The Aula VIE" aseoich r. i; GrisSac
Air-tBy rs)"Down among the Dead Men Ancirnt
CONCERT to eommence at eight O'Clock. Admission 81
be happy % receive attend limited number Of pupils
the Sacred Songs of Handel &c. &C. Particulars
be had at AtNel's Music Store. Broadway. s26 2t.m
MR. DEMPSTEk'S VOCAL ENTERTAIN-
MENTS-SOCIETY LIBRARY.
CORNER OF BROADWAY 4 LEONARD STREETS
VI H. DEMPSTEk has the honor to announce his intention
Tnesdy Thursday and Saturday. ls Sd and 5h October
when he will his popular
The panoor!s Including the Lament the Irish Emsrant
The Bl,ad Boy-The Lonely And Wife, jeanne Morrison The
anotherBird Of the Wldsmess-(Th- Indians Compain)
Oh Why does the White Man follow my path when the
night wind bewa,ethlm with againThe Death of
WasrnScotsh Ball ds, John Anderson my Jo-My Mamie
O-Tak' yer Auld Cloak about ye-My boy Tammy-Saw We
we thing IA Mans Man for - that-Highland Mary
Ne Particulars Of which may he programmes be
Tickets SO centsto be had the door. To TX
o'clock. se2r tosrrc
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PassenUcrs Arrive,

Passengers Arrived.
LEGHoRN-Shp London-S w Cheney, A Morse, c
Gardiner. 10y =
NASSAU, NP-schr Olympa-Miss Blythe Mrs symenst
and child. '~' - '
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poE~o caErlto-sehr Sarah Iavinia8 bags coffee I97
horns q Whitaker-2 bags Woe-7B II Schefelin-i6o do
Helesenge-z7 w 1hom--io bbls sugar Maitland \ co.