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The New York herald., 1844-09-24

FoR 1000 ON THE BEACON coURss
M ssh ana has psrsoss sons from different & parts Of the Uni
Guiding John Barlow, John Greenugh aud Ambrose Jackson,
s "s s%S o & &Epss a
aaa nf Gd a and Ts oer s s vIs r % MAJ .r STAN
p Ihs proe'ST o dc above cSsrs offer for
the lith Of oeober weather permitting as follows On
es sss o the % ho w n" e & he d
e. e., rd n best IN & he o, and 80 e the fourth m however the
only second nir T's" foarS on oda sS9
S s snr @ IL % s S1 dns is hour asy will ses 6a. half
a ea,s a 1g ~ ".S shsd S GONE % from Ensd Chs place
win either Of the above purses 10 per cent addition will b. al
3 LOWED ,s sS sI aas Ts; @
dos no, % % ss s G VII Y @ allowed to enter who
Enances made and al information given by the subscriber
No VII be sn % 5ss. star, for The above
o"''a s. Pii q 'SiSH T. Iss ISs HaSSl
l-2 miles from Hoboken Ferry.
E1tsrss tas S,su e run sS e ,hs above purses,
Major MAJ I.s;Iy IHsG5Iy s1.Gnard ..H IS6n @ Glider s
1oIp 3 Ms;, MMes;sh, cOnnescstieut, John smith. " 80
John John RsSs.oB ROSY. Buffalo joan ,ms svas vfls%S@s Wss,
Thomas Mecabe ireland, James byrne
sw Ps Ebsssy bs%Sy yaa Ses TRs%ii Tho. Rls ESs% fSs @
fl%,lf. s5 ;S,, WSsl American, W% Wqsed, York.
William YIN, Ss cces, American, from %Ssay,Iis.
Jonathan w Plats do New York
David Myers, do Pough eepsie,
L. =. Lahrop, do Vermont,
Joseph L. r. Smith do New York
Charles Cutting, North Brunswick, N j.
w. Price Birmingham Eug land.
Peter HutchiIson, Scotch Brooklyn
r. The entrees Of Others be received by mail IL 80
they will be- entered If the posmsr or before the 2st
VIM Price, xeced from England entered by letter. but
has arrived
The following purses viii be given foo, race to take
place the Beacon the 10th October weather per-
mtting, 3k o'clock
s2 for 200 yards s. Of the purse TO the second in the race
S2 do 400 yards s. Of the the second the
$40 do "a mile $40 Of the purse the in
Sl5 do mile, S5 Of the purse the second in the
Entrance each 81 which the price of admttance; the
above entrance 10 be made before the 9th of October.
Free for excluding those entered for the above
rs All persons who have the great
qucsted be present this their numbers
scribe their dresses, All requested with
The Jockey dress which is 10 be s23 3tsrc
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Forelrn Inuortations.

ASrwERp-Barqns Emma-i2 pkgs Pefer 4 Wissman--3 do
Ge,dng Kgnkelmaun-2 Schulz X Bleidorn-86 Pollen &
Schuchardt Faye cod Victor Achies-2 II Hooper3 G
order.
BREMEs-Barque Charlottea52S bars iron Oclrichs K-
&oldstsa CO. saI1isasfsat Bash
Boker- + Pavenstedt-l06 Henschen & Unkart--2 ID w
Llliendahl-l Hen--22 o order.
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raIcEs-Beef cattle are not much Ia demand and
we quote ordinary at 81 49, and prime - 10 $s $50
unsod
Cows and Calves-Ail taken at $l4 a $24
sheep and Lambs-The whole at market were taken nj
S % 90 for sheep and 67 cents to - 7o for lambs
which is lower for the latter
HayA fair supply a. SO a 90 cents per cwt.
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Died.,

On Saturday. 2ls inst at the residence of her brother
Thomas 1893 Hester street. Miss JANE ANN JEwEssoN af
ter long and painful illness, aged 81 Her remains were
taken to williamsburg for ntermtnt
On Saturday, 2lstnst JAfEs HENRY eldest son OF Jas
D and Jane simmons aged Is years. III months and .
days.
May thy spirit 60 to that happy shore
Where suferings and partings come mere
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MISCELLANEOUS RECORD.


Qu,cK PAssAoEThe Bremen ship Isabella, Andessen JEFF,
h sS, %sss Sos s s q. Ar Lands End e 1T Sept and had
md md neSr NswpoS night q 10Th IFed and filed She is
o.. sssi i dc
h. s ssu Se Ss S
Car, Albert Sleeper, oi Thsm;son fine ship owaei b
On the e. elegant brig, belonging Clay Palmer yss
cooIcr was launched at fittston, three weeks SINCE
spoken.
BY pilot boat Phantom No ,2oth lat 40 a. lon g 81.
eooa day. from Lube for js"s Aom Of
Windsor for Bridgeport Eidea, Small Of Eastport Alex.
Ranger Rotterdam for NYor Aug 49, in the British Chan
Marie Key tBrgiani Antwerp for Rio Janeiro Aug 30 of
the LizardSey The same.
Lesmona lBm Geerkan, 7lh lat 70 So lon % 57-by
Lord Maidstone tBrl Of Liverpool 10th lat g. 81
Eyeps Leach days from cienfuesos for Boston, 9th
CousIstion Of Bath from Havana for Genoa Aug 49, Glib.
Al american bsrque showing a,g blue white and blue,
eofgana. Portland for Baltimore Goth inst Georges NE 20
Indiana Bennett New York for New Orleans th INST lat IS
BNlmoc visure, Phladelphia for Cape Hayen ilth inst
concord Butler from Turks Island for Elizabeth City, NC.
80 ''''' :" Lake Ports.
BUFFALO Sept 2l-An Iowa, Mills and Clay Detroit; Con.
Sg ss"si ysS S;%o' @Ssis s5
%vSo vsoa s Ken
'oSS1y Maumee City; Lodi comGs,su Wood veEmon
Mitchell and oysnunsah Buffalo, Gsn Harrison Dsttsit;
Kingston; Argyle, Buffalo.
Home Porss.
g, DEER IsLr SEPT is-An Frances Mara Geenaw, NYork
s. Sep, sSA az ossas pss Nys
kmbai Gregory, DO; Ottoman, Hannumi smyms-leth in
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MARITIME HERALD.


we shall esteem it favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
y S nn SyrT s oaptan Of our News Boa report Of
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo apd foreign
medaey their arrival Agents aud Correspondents home
q abroad viii also confer favor py sending 10 this office all
tion Of any kind will be Thankfully received
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The increase about large each year. previous to
the passage of the present tariff act since We
table showing the expectation Of manufactures OF
ton from the United States for two years and nine months
OF third 1t will he observed that the value Of the ex.
ports for niue months ending June 30 lsas was larger
than for the whole Of ls4l or ls42
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Passengers Arrived.
ANrwERP-Barque Emma-D Wheian, 3 Van Keith
Thomdaht, d Buschmann lady and chidren-lOi in tn
'At y
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AUCTION SALES.

a uSTIoN NoTIGE-ssle e Valuable Dry Goods French
sss%y spruce s This Day. i0 iSSs Tos r Sale II
Sale Of Household Furniture, Wedas.day in he Sales
iteom u spruce q. THOS. BELL, Auctioneer
Sale Furniture Of all descriptions on Thnrsday
at 10 ioh O'clock, at No sis Bowery te,s nesg 81
~ GaEEN HOUSE AND PARLOR PLANTs At
STS AUCTION.-LEVY SPOONER, will sell on Wed.
@ nesday morning. at ox o'clock, i5l Broadway COO POTS
st florists consisting Of Cameas Azzaas Rhododendrons
fisphoum Roses and Cactuses Of many varieties
ums OF Cape Jessemines oeandes large Fruit Trees
w other varieties of fine Plants all IN ne order in
Wednesday Evening-2oo French Line Engrayings Also
ne English Engravings and Mezzotnts, sngy aud in
A q. TUTTLE, Auctioneer.
HARDWARE CUTLERY, sc JACOB 8. PLATTs
10th regular Fsll Trade Hardware Sale this will
23Pa corner Of Gold The sale embraces $50 packages
cases and lots Of Birmingham and Sheffield Hardwa English
french and American Goods viz Trace Chains, g. $. Hay
nnyes Wrought aud Cut Nails Locks If every description
Brass Goods Cotton and Wool Cards, Whips CURTIN Pins,
aass Chamber Candesck a entire Cas-, Butts do
iy9ry table and dessert Knives and Forks. AsoWilson,
naiIkmeth, Moss, Greave Sons Butcher Johnson and
anms superior Files and Rsps the last Of the invoice will
pe sold lsemporilv 70 the highest bidder Also- caks fine
london rmsy Aso-,n invoice Of fine ialanery viz Tea
rays ana Waters Bread Baskets; Spuer Trays, SC. Also
Asenerai assortment 9f German Goods Guto's fne and
common Skae Snuff Boxes sega Cases Dolls Lead Pencils
under 500 cash s2i lt.rrc
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Total Of population, including army and navy
ABROAD and ahoat. ls 434
Out of 1884 434 people Of Great Britain 376 are
employed in commerce. trade and manufactures-Of
these ,206 are employed IN England and Wales -
We nd in the returns made for the census of the United
States in ls4o that the number employed in commerce
and manufactures, only reached sO9 a5e.
ENVIRONMENTS OF THE PEOPLE THE UNITED STATES
1910.
NBriCuHuic. SIi9S5l
.ninoa' =. .......... oO 323
commerce. III 6O9
Manuactures s.................... 79l, ,749
There has been avery great increase in the numbers
employed in all these branches since the last census
while the returns made Great Britain, in many in
stances, show falling off, The increase in Great Britain
IL very large in the number engaged in and
trade. Within ten years, from 1891 to ls4 the number
engaged in agricultural pursuits decreased
COMPARATIVE TABLE OF EMrLoYMEsIs
ar.on,,n.. Is Is3i; ,sil I"cr. Desr; e;
Commerce and trade. l,5722s2 2,OS9,4O9 4s7i7 =
The changes that occurred in the interim are not given
and the numbers employed in any particular industry
aucuaes from time to me the policy Of the govern
mens the movements in the currency may make them
profitable otherwise, may take it for granted that
this is very favorable view, taken at very favorable
time In this country where the existence Of every
mercia interest depends upon tho polio, of the govern.
ment and the state Of the the number employed
in the different branches OF business uctuates
ly and in than in manufacturing establish
ments
In 1910, when the last census taken there were
engaged in agricultural pursuits than for many
tha! time had taken place in commercial affairs induced
many to turn their attention TO agriculture who
previously engaged in mercantile end manufacturing
operations.
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FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH

FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH
DR A. Z. CASTLES original and scientific manner of
- filing hollow decayed teeth, has secured him the conf
dence Of the distinguished in the United States. II is
the form of soft paste, placed the hollow of the TOOTH
matter how large the cavity negur broken away the tooth
bet builds it solid the original tooth, useful for
life.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on the principle Of adhe
sion by atmospheric any faenngs
tgnous tsetand every performed the teeth
and mouth. A. Z. CASTLE. Operative Dental Surgeon
s2i lth 38 BroadM Ay Of White street.
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HARDWARE cirTI q TTIpTTaTtE Auc'Gqsssa ,, .rr,s
PROSPECTUS.
TIE NEW YORK MUSICAL CHRONICLE
AND ADVERTISER
A WEEKLY PAPER DEVOTE,

WEEKLY TAPER pEyorFp TO THE INTERESTS OF Music
THIS WORK Intended to offer the Musical Profession
1a%s medium s ais'sd ID
VIII be cqme Chronicle sS Of shGs al s Ins Usi
cal events which IKE place in this and in Europe
rss 1s i%s en'fil:,Gi
f% TS iSs:s .s. i: Ga aaa al mo. a
os oo4o vs. b. & the Sc Gs and ,se o Mo
H Ws 'sIs9 sPi Sss
s na Of n@ from s e. % though
now lev. w hn pe ~ s & Of the eminent artists
pens Of TIpr & i' beis%a
and '"s vs'is s
bssdrs M the literary mattel each number will contain four
copy % a Srs ar
wh @ several MI ny s u P0pS .
and Horn never before published the whole forming splendid
music USE
and % mel and SFS Fese
ss s bss Do msn n ey ~ and rGnsh9u the will Gnd
The work win be beautifully printed fine paper with new
be Thursday The number to appear I octo.
o A eSpn or Sss,s or VII send their
Office John strse HENRY Q G. w WATsoN q 'he
scT5's who pay BY u. week 'e' s'''' . '''' SUD
and sending their paper will Musical Chronicle one
Al Advertisements intended FOR the first number must be sent
in By The 2ath Oft this month. =
intelligent boy, TO attend to the Office
&c Ne Apply between 10 and l. s2t iwsec
IRON SAFES AND MONEY CHEsTs-The subscri er
Keeps constantly hand second hand safes
of nndry makers, for se less than half first
saamandsr Safes These Safes CWides) have failed
preserve the contents IN OF retey all
and warranted free from dampnesand can only be had of The
subscriber and his authorized agent
SlLAS G. HERRING,
81 IWIc 'So Water street, New York.
REFINED MEATS FOOT OIL, for sale by PETER
~ COUpER II Burliug slip, warranted equal TO the
sperm oil for ong machinery Of all kinds well as for all
the use. o soitening and preserving leather Also
men Of Glue. Iron and Wire. az inns re
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

PANORAMA AT NIBLO'S GARDEN.-Open for a short
season. the most magnificent Panoramic Painting
bted IA this country ESQ all the Artists that
was executed by the celebrated Artists Mr. w Danie r.
during the day. -
Admanc the Garden and Panorama Is cents Artists are
respectfully invited visit the Panorama free of charge
49, The pa3of,a of Madras exhibited in Russell
s9ue attended Win immense and when purchased by
Mr. Nibo considered the very best Panoramic painting in
London an onrc "
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CJLMAN,S
LITERARY SALOON, COSTUME GALLERY,
AND EXHIBITION OF
DE UTIFUL PAIN TfNGS
No. 203 broadway, New York.
- ~ ADMISSION ONE SHILLiNu ONLY.
Mo STRANGER should leave the city without calling in
~ the Great Collections Of Books Paintings and En-
The F BLIC SALE ROOM Is filled with book. Of every
kind languages including Prints Pictures TO se
Which and he Pri,a Room. NO CHARes is made. vas &c
REPRO DUCTION!
THE GREATEST MYSTERY OF ALL!
AMP TIE ,,,, GAusEs IL, ANp EFFECTS M nF LlCtNTIOUs
on Igsd,y W@edassdsy @ and Ihgsday September "a. IS.
reared IL Bsosdwsy Hail. Of Broadway and Grand
street PM. Admsson50 a single Lecture or 81
for ticket the three Each Lecture complete in ITSELF
though the whole form connected course.
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
NEYOuTHS NOT ADMlTTED.--(1
TopcsPhosophy and Physiology Of Reproduction, in all
its varieties sexual and nonexual in plants and animals
Male and Female systems; Ancient and Modern Theories o
Generaon Unnatural Paccrs their effects with
the Of removing them, &c &c.
e Iy-THE 59rH a N Corn REPETITION IN NEW YORK.
Illustrated BY fifteen appropriate Models all the Of life Of
the Female Form, faius &c. IN stge Of development
N b. To accommodate strangers the will be
given at 10 ~ the morning of the days.
Thursday afternoon a4 O'clock tho Lecture ladies only
Admission ~ cents s22 3tsrrc
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WA NTED, A SITUATION

WANTED, A SITUATION,
PY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN with good
- city reference Ian cook washer and roner would
be willing to do the general housework Of private family.
Please call Duane street. the front room up stairs
s2i 2fsm
WANTED-A situation Cook, in a respectable private
" family, by who produce the best Of
city recommendations Apply No. 9G Eldrdse
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TO THE DAGUERREAN AR lists.

II A. ARTAuLT Iig Broadway, corner of Liberty street
Lafayette Bazaar offers sale low for cash, 80 dozen
ne lot OF kilt frances apparatus, made by
hsyae and Lereboura in P.rs schomatic glassex "a
inches. a lot Of plates, chemicals, NC. set 1msrc
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

THE HAPPINESS OF MANKIND
T IVER COMPLAINT, Jaundce, Dyspepsia Cancers,
Fstua Piles Poypus Rheumatism Contotted aud Ulcer
ated Bones Diseases Of the Thr
ton and extent whether internal exerna difficult
cases Of Surgery Of the successful Of which other
practitioners have despaed Diseases incidental children and
peculiar delicate females The medicine and ATTENDANCE
will be afforded patients free Of charge Applicants
member the number of the subscriber Re de street, where
he has his extensive Chemical Laboratory and his large Drug
Store The subscriber compounds all his celebrated German
medicines. No name residence required Of patients.
SOLOMON HEINE, NJ. d.,
Member Medical Society City aud State Of New York
s24 lmtIc ST Reade street.
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CLih HUGH'> TktCOPHEkOUS
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

vil, snd sp9ops mira ion Of ab. ii e pr,,ent
advertise and old so Many ladies aud gentle
Rave pacaed under the impression that il was the ge
Inc and hav rad heir hal, ent rely destroyed by its ne
re assist the deception Clirehughs ADVERT eient bottle la
oes and iesiimoaals @ forge TO Shs copied
The only safeguard against such an Infamous mpostc i to
observe q tie iginal and geanine LIE Patent o
the s. stamped and the Of the Pat written on the
outside apper prepared ~ hehugh Fair Cutter 2O5 Broad
way Frice 5 and 80 bottle. Observe the address.
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z,5IUib9U
The increase has been in the exports to the East and
West Indies, to Holland and the Mediterranean ports
The exports for 1884, Of these manufactures, far
very large
ExroRrATIor OF DOMESTIC CoTToN Goops FROM RosToN
THREE MONTHS ENDING AUG 81, l644.
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FxHlBI ZION
+ ND OF 7 ii + WOR ID.
AN ORIGINAL PAINTING
or VERY LARGE SIZE with Colossal Figures. paint
- ed and lately finished by +. Ane in New York.
Exhibition open, Apollo Rooms, 4l0 Broadway from
10 A. NJ too 7. NJ, and from to 10 +. NJ.
Admission IS cents SO Inn re
A CARD-MR WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfully
announce TO The Ladies and Gentlemen Of New York that
their Glasses IN Dancing Waltzng, and the Polka Dance will
commence at the Assembly Room Constitution Hail. $50
broadway, early N October Days Of tuiuon Tuesdays
aud Saturdays. Particulars future Mr. W.
trusts that the references he shall offer Of his earbty will be
satisfactory Schools and Academies attended application
,boye at his Private Academy No. 10 Sixth Avenue
- Hotel Broadway New York-Dr. Lardner will
continue the professional practice which for many he pur
sued extensive scale London and consulted by
palenees manufacturers, and Others questions regarding
the which the
Those who reside distance may forward tpost pad)
clear statement OF the with the drawings
cmens, when immediate attention will be given. sii I'm
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Rooms

M 'LLU EUUWN
GRAND AND NOVEL LENTERTAINMENT-Fo One
~. ~ Night only--Admission rwentn.dve Cent,.-THIS
The Polytechnic Institution London viii this pro-
duce his instrument called the BsCENAscoPr by which
he VIII exhibit series of humorous Dissoyng Views called
Les Smhres faetaques, or the psyl IN Search Of Wife
celebrated Dmmmond Light will also be exhibited.
Open at 7ocock-commence o ha.past 7. so
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INCH AMI FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
EXTRACT OF CUBEBS. COPAIVA AND

THIS oneof the speedy eectua remedies for the
Of Gonnorrh9a that haa been introduced. II
pleasant TO the palate and grateful the stomach and easily
taken beng the usual form Of extracts In
traed all The medicinal properties Of such remedies
fouud most speedily ecaci0us curing geets seminal weak
whites and all discharges Of the urinary passage II
wholly vegetable compound and acts like charm pro-
directions accompany the medicine which maybe had No.
Ann strset-Prce 81.
SStrangers who desire medical advice may consult Dr.
Glover conidentaly at his Office No Ann all hours
Of the day and evening" s24 ltstc
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ITO sEAMEN.-The attention Of seamen is particularly re.
queste 10 the advertisements of DR. Hunters Red Drop for
secret diseases The mode of life peculiar renders
particularly for them find medicine that will
immed lely and allow them proceed
instead Of being sent to remain in hospital Such medicine
DR. Hunters Red Drop. Price 81 per bottle. Office Dvi-
sion street, ~ Y. On sale No. 81 Lydius street Albany.
Throughout the Great West only be bad in Louisville
XIV n DIR IhuS.. ahugtnu 4
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PART SECOND.
Ballad"Tbe Meeting OF the Watersn .,... t. Moore
Song-"Och the AXE Of Killarney Irish Melody
Ballad-"Ihe Cot Near the Wood" H. Thillips
The Poetry by George r. Morris, Esq.)
BALLAD Shall wasyggs in desraire". Wirhrs 1880
Robin Hood" Bisbon PeIcy's R,nnapps In,aaps
49, oncert 70 mnence eight O'clock Admission ST.
evening.
The Piano Forte used will be grand square OF Chickering's
2tsn
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DEAFNESS.
)RS CASTLE AND EDWARDS, AURISTS,

CO1 BROADWAY.-Extract:-- =
COI cheerfully comply with the request of Lieut. Me-
Intosh testify thar he nvaldd home unit for duty
consequence Of total deafness and discharges from his
that while New Yort, his way Eng and, be placed
himself under the professional care Of Drs C,s and Edwards
Aurits Under th he recovered his rng and
Signed, II. McNEVEN, NJ. D.,
s2i Imh Surgeon u H. B. NJ Forces. jamaica
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SHIP NEWS.
COrresEOndencc OF the Herald.

-. ~ PHILApELpHIA, Sept. 23-P. NJ
Ariyed.James Bailey, ssankand Black Rivers Elizabeth
Chase Boston; Regulator, Closson. Providence. '"'
Cleared-Bemen Bem] koper Hamburg via NYork; Benz
franklin, Films; Iimoeon McFarland; OtheIlo Smaiisy:
@ new seaana rgand, star Rogers and 5recan Long Bos
York. 's'' ~"
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10 DKUGIISTS.
YOUNG MAN recently from London, is desirous Of OBJ
a tanning employment Drug Store having a
similar situation He h,s received classical education and Is
Office =. soi 2ts rc
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BURTON's THEATRE.
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA

HstOncaT PIay
PUTNAM
Will be acted every evening until further notice.
Putnam. Mr.. N. johnson Messopotamia Jenkins Burke
PALMO'S ITALIAN OPERA.
IN MENSE FACTION!
NJ TTyEsp4xi SErr., 2arH, ASp WrpSsspAy, 25rH.
ANkEE HILL, for nights logger Mr. SUTTON,
the most astonishing Ventrolist Of the present age for
two nights only The engagement Of this enenan
prolonged he sails Friday Mexico For two
nights longer, the original ETHIOPIAN MlNSTRELS
Tickets, Is cens Box Office open from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ
when seats may be secured Doors open o'clock Enter
tainment 10 commence 8oclock. s2i ltsrc
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P$LMO~ NEW YORK OPERA HOU &c.
MR.: PALMO has the honor announce his patrons and
i the public in general thlt he will open his Theatre
MONDAY the 3Ot instant for Of of
ITALIAN OPfRA and GRAND BALLET FACTION ard that he
VIII scare neither render the performances
deserving the patronage Of the public Oa Mondiy the 10th
inst, Will be given Bnis iavorte Opera Of IL fIRATA,n
and on Tuesday, the l of October The grand paa,ommic
Women WARRions.r
Seats for the Season will be at the Box Office on
Tuesday and Wednesday the 25h and 26th o'clock
A. M 10 6 7. NJ
Particulars hereaiier. s22 atrrc
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PHiLADELPHIA, Sept 23-Arr Tigress, Thompson NYork
BALT,MonI. Sept a2Ar Nsvus Bl sloop Liverpool;
P'nckney, Hopkins Chare.on Boston, Percival, Boston,
wder Iowder SAT- Key; Eliza Ann Bucknau. Easpor;
Badorr lea,Itt Foand; Unon Potter Proydence-on Fri
dny 9 Care Henry passed eh aentIy Eastern built.
Cole, ork Pearl Nckeron Providence. Sid Ann Hors
mann Asnes aud sorhe [a Brem Beenken, Bremen;
luweed Hands, Moneyidee Susan, Laudeman. Trinidad;
Harriet Brown, bermuda; Mary Wks, Major Antigua Dart
Kennedy Canton Cid 2ist Pocaionas Higgins Amsterdam
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The exports for the first week in September from Bos-
ton, amounted 10 l425 bales 100 of which went to
South America. These returns certainly show very
great Improvement in this business and by strict ad
hsrence to the proper principles Of government and
the existing restrictions in the currency, the increase
must be steady and continual.
The number of people employed in the manufacturing
establishments of this country, compared with Great Bri
tain, is very small Our has not produced the
necessary returns to make comparison any farther than
the manufacturing and commercial classes.
ENVIRONMENTS OF THE People OF GREAT BRIrAIs
Commerce, ira g and manufactures. 376
Agriculture, Including farmers and grazers,
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NINOUS-bO w ENF.
First night Of
~ SIGNORlNA ANTONIA,
The Olympic Heroine, from Franconi's Psrs:
MASTER WALTER AYMAR
,, . The Equestrian Roscius.
The Lady Will turn vault and perform 9TH
er Ky mnastic feats with the troupe
bridle Nc &C. -
boxes y cents; PIT l21s cents. s23 ais~rrc
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APOLLO ROOMS.
MR.. HENRY PHILLIPS,
The Vocalist from England will in consequence of his very
atterng reception last evening have the homer giving
second Musical tn.ertanmsni at the above rooms
VARIED HOURS,
IN which he viii sing the following popular Songs:
Grand Scena-"The Last Man "....... .. w H. Calcott
Baadrey talk of Dales and Hills in Walesu IT. Dibdin
Song-"rhe return Of the Admiral" ........ III Phillips
Song-"The Widow Machren. Observation-Disclosures Lover
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