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Died.

At Spotswood, N. j., on the 25th inst, ErIzABrrH,
wife OF Heathcote j. Clark and daughter OF the late
John II. Dsbrough, Esq.
On the 26th inst LEWIS, youngest son Of Mrs. Honora
Roach
His funeral will take place at o'clock this afternoon,
from his late residence 6 Greenwich street The friends
Of the family respectfully invited to attend without
further invitation
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LADIES' CATER BOOTS.
- THIS Beautiful article Of all the fashionable
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EA TO LET-ln Wiamsburgh, the upper part of a
N House consisting of parors with folding doors
tea room and half bedroom oor aud large
c bedroom also the OF cellar for wood and coal and wash
ing aud the use oa large yard in common which there
back stairway the from the ciste brought the
The house situated South Fifth street above se
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within three mnuef' walk of Peck Slip Ferry and five
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and terms certaned application may be made CHAs
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COMPARATIVE EqpoRTs COFFEE Rio JANEIRo TO
c..
.......... l66,75I

The trade between New Orleans and Rio 'Janero in
coffee to be increasing very rapidly, while the
imports into all the other pors appear to ucuate very
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POST OFFICE, Z
c,TrA,,rn ,R1rANN,. New York, Sept g7,h, g., lel5 %
~ above will be closed this Office the 30h nst
at r. Postage letters be prepaid 10 Boston
Letters OF hall an ounce OF under each additional
half ounce3 cents. ROBERT II. MORRIS r, M.
sT sire
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PALMU'S OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
admission 25 Cents only
Monday Evening, September 29th,
The .Serenaders Triumphant
Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD, HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
Having received solicit from families who have
not yet had opportunity of wne ssing their
INIMITABLE PERI ORMANCES,
Owing TO the
LARGE CROWDS
That nightly ill the Opera House,
Have consented to remain shoit time longer
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
Until further notice.
For PARTICULARS programme.
U z" Doors open at 7h-Concert to commence at 8.
Boxes and secured daily the Office, from 10 A. NJ till
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Married.
September 25th, at Terre Bonns Canada, by the Rev
DR.. Polier, EpouARp BossANcE Esq, of New York, to
Miss MARY Mason eldest daughter of the Hon. Joseph
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AT Philadelphia Friday, the jury in the case of
Mulholland and Ragan came into court in the
afternoon and rendered their verdict finding the prison
both guilty of murder in the second degree Geo.
W. Barton Esq counsel for the prisoners, sgnifed his
intention of moving for trial, and allowed by
the Court until Monday to file his
Ing,tyter
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THE MEMBERS of the above Club requested
Tuesday Evening Sepemb 3Oth at the Rooms No 70
Elm street. for the purpose Of organizing for the The
friends Of the Club and those desiring become mbers
invited attend Many of the best Vocal and nstrumn nta
Performers IN the members Of tins social choir and
place be found where evening be passed plea
sanity than the society OF the happy company who
this friendly association Of the Sons Of Harmony The house
provided with the bestthe market crafty the paates
OF those who honor with call Rooms open AZ oclock
by order Of the President of l. H. G.. SCI Str
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ELOOU ION.
LNDWARD MATURIN, A NJ egs to inform his former
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also He will commence soon as sufficient numoe, oi
names be obtained and show epIhciton ts,
nmonias Of the satisfactory character hesdenss -
Warren 81. $40
GENOR NJ. q. DE PAREDES, who has been ioI Sc
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hest colleges the island of Cuba and at present as
such Oh res Coudes Lyceum and ~ Johns Coiege ma
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other I'M tutions.
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Sunday Evening, sept. 2S.
The following selections comprising the compositions Of the
greatest and best masters Will constitute the Musical
Arrangements Of the evening.
PROGRAMME.
l.
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:. Irayer oi Moses IN Egypt. Haydn
Aria from the Oratora of David Neukomm
6. Vital Spark OF Heavenly Flame Rev Dr. Hawes
An lntermission of Half Hour.
H.
7. Chorus, 'Hosannah in the Highest" Handel
nePose
81 AT dawn of day Observation-Disclosures. Haydn
The Concert to begin at half past o'clock
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