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IPER AFRICA. AT BOSTON }

Deal-Arr Oct /, Prince Albert Meysr New OK sr,d
Lrverpo-Arr. Oct 2, Rariian. =, New-one1as; tS1
Oct 2 W. d. Se~sl, Jack. New Orleans NJ. j. 1 p
Troti NewYoTk John Hancock, LeSaIsalet a.; se
becra Sawyer, Boston Ar. OF Liverpool, Oe = NHoe'
writer Shp!ey, New-York a.,
adi-Ar. Sept %, Nedora, Lsacn, boston 'iais
Adela. Lears Newfor VI,
At Altoona Sept 30. Eliza Trautman New an - -,
Bremen-Arr Sept q. EstafeIte, Hog-maan NsS-fStA'
Johannes Heidi Baltimore 26tn, Hefscheli. hascne
CaIyesron. Johan Friedrich. Heyen, New-forA 18th,
Herman Theodore Muller, DO.
ScheIde-ATr Oc- I. Emblem, DrnSwater. New Work.
santa Cruz (Tenerife)-An Sept /, AmbrosIus, Beck
mann. New-YOrk
Ransgate. Oct 2-The Claret Swan, from Bordeaux TO
Lohaou which arrived OF tnS pot arday reports Nv
ms seen On he 9th Sept IN lat q N iOns ). w some
thing floating supposed be the hull OF vessel Oi from
100 20 l5e tuns. bottom upward. ~
Hull. oct "A small boat marked Bruthers, OF Wis
beach Geo Waddingham. master has been picked up AZ
sea by the Pilot Fishing smack OF Ransgae, and landed
hge
G. msby Oct 2-The Charles Heury. ibrgl II SGndeS-
land " Donald picked up II sea on the 3Oih Sept IN
lat 81 N long E aderelct without any papers ~ COM
board and after having been boarded By Dutch
fishermen ard has been brought by French isgger.
sunken billy boy. with her mas head out OF the water
9anttd green with short Light teqmaSt bali truck AMI
yane. with The letter IN IT, was passed n the opening u
the II Imfer
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
I;vernool Cottou Market,

Reporf for tie uee ending Oct 3.-1he market has oest
du and fat this week. without any circumstances OF
novel or character TO bear upon as, or adll
tlou al information about the coming crop. We 40 no.
think Il necessary 70 reduce the scale OF our gno,aons
the change m prce beng scarcely appreciate SIN the
furu has been II favor of the buyer Ihat Frry M
rortant qreslorp-erent of the coming crop-renf
as before 50 does the of trade IN the county
honefu quiet The consumers nave hf'te cotton
on hand and are waiting further Development as 10 the
future supply. l.. -. al.
In the meantime having regard to the h9hl slocA WIN
which shall close the our mdrhet MAY - tFo gu
as steady and thar confidence casts TO the extent tna' me
present scale of prices least. Will be maintained Inc
Committee Of Brokers place far glands ~ sd, bronze NJ
SD and Orleans at Oh $50 American $40 SuTa ile syp-
tan and % Demerra have been taken on specuao anu
1850 American $50 Surat 80 Beng AL % Esypt an Jv Per-
nam so Bahia and 20 Demerara export The sales Tor
III wee. nnlnunf 20 81. $50 hales
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BY telegraph.

BRISTOL. Oct l6-Au. s:hrs. President, Psdelford,
Fan RIVER 10 load for Norfolk; Mary Ann Philadelphia
Caroline. do.
BOSTON, Oct l7-Arr barks Ayola Charleston. Gem.
Philadelphia. br-s Toledo, do; Roamer. do Nautilus,
Malaga Neptune, Cienfuesos, M1ntrose, Pmatelpha ;
Sarah Vose. do CID ships lie and Gibraltar iad mar
ket Vermont, ApaaohcOla. bngs Medford Haytl' Met
amora. Savannah T. r. Knox, Wilmington FLORENCE
Philadelphia. scl.r James Porter. Jereme
Also bark Nautilus Prescott, from New OK, aafs
inside passage. -,
PORTLAND. Oct i6--Arr. Schrs. EIort, New ON .
Ann Denman. and Delaware do.
CHARLFSTON Oct. I5-Arr. schIs Eliza, Guayacone-
COS Msxco bound New-York. 70 repIr sails Mupon,
Baltimore barks Isabella. New-York Ellen. Morrison.
Providence, oct. I7-Arr. schr Albert. Higgins,
Norfolk 49,,
FALL RIVER, Oct. lG-Sld. brig Friendship, supp 'sed
for PhIladelphlal Nathan. Durfee. Alexandra.
NEWPORT. Oct l6-Sid brig Ellen. HAYDEN ID ~ ana
PROVIDE NCE. oct. l7-Arr. Schr. W DARING Gibbs,
Baltimore Elmirs Rogers, Speman, Albany. l5h->5p-
ken off Block Island. sens Union Bangs from Providence
i5r Baltimore Worcester. Rhodes do 4 PHI afelpha
NORFOLK. oct. Esd steamer Freeman. Ra~den,
New-YoIk. The Brennan bark Le0ntlne. im. New 9rN,
and bark GRAY Eagle. for RI0 went 10 sea yesterday
At 81 Thomas, Is, schr independent, I'm 's,oA dss
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Disasters. &c.

SHIP FERAx. Of Boston. before reported condemned It
Havana the VOYAGE from NewOrleans Tor New OH,
which was expected would be home for repairs. was
found by the AGENT Boston underwriters % be niue IA
injured. that would Dee sold b. auction Immediately
The gent had SAILED for New Cork in ba, LYra.
SHIP FINLAND. $40 tunS register. butt at P0rtsno rh
" H. 8 las been purchased n Baltimore, by 0ieSsTS
Guest 4 GImoie. for $1,000. .
ScHR TELos Of Nj. Desert from Philadelphia for IS
ton Will 100 coal. contact 10TH about T. VI
IN Broad sound with bng Marshall Dutch fn Boston Tor
Searpo was struck abaf the fore rigging anu sunk N
minutes The escaped by jumping OF board lae org
avr none If their effects. and were transferred lpolt
Y "a 10 srhr Jack which arrived al Boston from >lco
ScHR CHARLES AUGUSTUS. OF Conasset, was ashore
high and DRY the north SIDE OF Z. Island, ith INST,
had about 81 hhls mackerel. -
telegrarh.c dispatch received IN this city from New
Orleans states that the ship Gertrude, fn ave TOR New
Orleans was reported ashore al the S. W Pass below
New Orleans with seven feet water IA the hOll steam
efS were alonC side tai ing out the cargo. -,
entertained At Buffalo for the SAFETY OF the Org
Il Giddugs from that poJt for Chicago She had val
able cargo OF board.
ScIR FOREST. Cole, from Sayannah FOR Boston. oeiore
reuorted nut INTO Wmmgtan =. { on account Of SICK
having shipped another crew, sailed again GA the li
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The New MARkEr.-- Messrs. Editors :

The New MARkEr-- Messrs. Editors
The citizens OF New York will learn, believe with
astonishment, a. have done that our city Fathers,
unmlndful of the Interests of fhcr oirn dear Children,
are abou, TO send of large amount of city work to
. neighboring State unless timely and hearty re-
monsuance from those children shall have the good
efec, to bring back the Fathers 10 sense OF their
paiernal dury Ia the rebuilding OF the Washington
Market. between one and two hundred thousand
dollars worth of granite is 10 be used. II the cut
TING OF manufacturing Of this granite Is done IN this
city. II will give employment 10 many OF our mechan-
hes and laborerS for years. The persons thus iur-
nlshed with employment VIII receive IN the aggre-
gate a vast sum of money, which they VIII again
distribute among the landlords grooeTs talors shoe
makers and others, and our own citizens VINO paid
she money, Will receive the beneht OF II. H. on the
contrary the work is sen, away and done IN another
State our mechanics and lahOrerS VIII be deprived
Of the employment 10 which they are Justly en-
utled the City viii be drained of all the money
paid out for thus great amount OF labor, and cit-
zens Of another State enriched al our expense.
To prevent this, prompt and energetic measures
are necessary. resolution has been adopled
by the Board OF Aldermen. giving 10 John Il. Cor
lears the contract for rebuilding the Washing
ton Market. Proposals for furnishing the granite
in manufactured state have been obtained from
persons OF another State, on terms that VIII make
ihs sn.ersst ~ fAs contractor 10 send the work al
away Now, MeSIs. Editors, DO not, for one, be-
heye that the citizens OF NewN ork are SO bndiy
parsimonlous aS ~ wish 10 send their work and
money out of the CITY, even II were probable that
the work would be completed on the proheret terms
nor do | think that they Will feel themselves under
very great obligations 10 the CITY officials who were
instrumental IN obtaining proposals from abroad.
But the contract Is not yet completed, and am glad
to hnc that q ose most Interested are moving IN the
matter. and circulating petition 10 The Common
Councl Ia be presented 10 the Board OF Assistants
Who have vet 10 act on the subject, requiring an al
dons clause ~ be inserted IN the contract, making
Il obligatory on the contractor 10 have the granite
manufactured m this CIV, Is not every good c.uzen
..l.st hon. aP.ls ut
\ NEN-IoRxER.
petition has been len at our office IN relation to
this matter and lahoring men and Others interested
are respectfully invited 10 pu, down their names
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DIED.

On rrdav the I'm INST WILLIAM EDWARD. son
Of John aId Caroline Creighton aged wears month a
DAYS 80, oil. 49,.
tend his funeral SUNDAY afternoon, the IFh iust At
O'Clock 2 NJ without further INVITATION rom no -
HaMwersy-s' - Ill rou,-
TUCKER sou Of Moses Tucker, IA The 2)h year OF MS
Ills friends ard those Of rs father invited 10 attend
hls fureral IN SUNDAY, the lstn INST ~ = VI iom As
IN Fr,caS he I'm inst after lingering Illness, Mr
SAMUEL SCOTT. ST, ln me si'A rear al n age
The frierds and relations oi the family and hose u ls
has nrnhews James ana Francs Foster are spectia
invited 20 attend the fune "a on SUNDAY Afternoon we '.h
ust n ocock from rs late residence corner oil az
av and 13fhst HIS remains "4- Dc lAAel 3"
aT frSaV he i7th iusi suddenly. JOSEPH A.
DIVER Al ant 4 the Ia Re nent View lofa STATE
Militia lafe - Lieutenant conlmAndlnS z l1.s,p -
Regiment l 5 Dungeons aged 3iFeArs u months Ani
Tie relations an friends Of the family are respect y
invited % attend his funeral u sunday me IN iAst
O'clock nou NJ 415 Broone-st r,,,c
on Fr,dav norrirg the i7th ins, suddenly JAMES,
ALERT eldest son % James ard Elz4oeih 4 Smith,
a-eo lyears. Do months 4nt u tlfs. ,
The erts OF the family are iespe,itlAl hNlteu 81 u
.srJ me fureral n saturday the stn ms a. ocA.
TN the residence Il ms aiheT No "a CAR;onsi bryoA-
.yn without further invitation. ,,-rr.
on Friaay. The 7tA nst after severe ines LA
MARIA Oldest daughter Of james and SafAA Mara
NcChtusy. aged years. ,
The relations and friends 4 toe family also 80 men
hers Of Olive Branch Lodge No. 81. = ~ ,. tnl
:, var Grove NJ = L. O D. arr respectfully invited
"a attend her funeral from The residence Of her PARE as
Vandelh.lt az near NJ tie bro1.bn .. on >alrlN.
TIE 18Th in,s. at p o'clock VI. The remains WI le
o. Thorsasy sf,ernoon. oct, Is. OF consumption. JANE
fi.r5s .rd caantauces Of the family reslc.-
- - =, OF -
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Arrived.

ship Oiia~ az. Br walsh D.ha Il days N balAs; and
lS passengers tc Logan Collins ll'h INST lat ~ s.
ils q TO- spoks Br bug Arabian, I'm Limerick for New
NoIk . day out.
Shp Mount Vernon. lof Bath VArteu9rs. New Or
leans. = DAYS. n.dse 10 lasieT.
Bark EIeCeflCk Den Me. Churchill. Boli.ar CITY Sent
=, the River Sept =. hides - II h Corning 4 CO
The has N-erslcec very Asay weather sc tue PAS
earned away tae Fofe, ard and received other daa.
Bark Scion, beu Bulltner. Bremen, g. DAYS IN b.-
las and loo PASS myers. 10 Z Pope y Co.
Bfis Nard Lyset Sorw DAN. R-0 De JAaeGo IS day
eotee, 10 kyrle c.
Fl British Queen tET Brown. PVT M1rs-f Ian, .
sen IS u.ds, & Everiti Brown SD n CO WI schr
EiIIS Jane for Ragged Island load salt for Hahfax
Leo An Sept &c. Il; 80 IL. long , 80 soo.e
talk HlchWgS I'm Port Rayal. Jam ~ Boston
Irig Chlei Smith GEORGETOWN 5 C Is. naval store,
- Bro~n De RosSet
Brg OscesiA ,oi Plymouth B.dtie. TURKS Island q
DAYS. sAli, TO Underwood r Wud vessel 70 5 Leans
lsft no vessels port
Big Peruvian ,Bf Ncl;uifee. Limerick. - tAT, IN
ballast. With = passengers - VII ans Guoa
Schr John kcuitss, Burrows. Tampa Bay KEY eyt
Is oays. mCse. 90 E.al N,hrk : Dewitt
schr Ira Brewster, Horton Whining On. y c davs
naval sicles, 10 \. l. McCready X Co
Scnr Alexander Mitchell g raas-d Berry, Marco 10
sept .. coffee. 70 Mttlsnd. PHELPS CO. ian MT .
Chm cosesxue bearing "a 81 lss. hrg YebFa u j.
tn CArosnas for Ne~-loFk
Schr HUI Carter, Rcdsers. RcAnerG, days, sour 70
GrInncai. Min:urn = Co
ScAr Nerna, Moli. FredericNs5alg, Va. dAy. n1ss
10 master
slsop Sshlcn. BlydsA hsr- Providence
Sleep klacs =. &c, Appl-oy. Providence
secp Nn. X Bcwn, hsaney, Prurieenos-
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LovpoN Sept 2e-There was a tolerable show Of home
grown WHEAT tins morning and me hllleIs WeLe ia,st
posed pay higher prices and no advance could e es
tablished far clearance was howeVeT naae AZ 'ne
resc, If tins DAY might In fUresnWHEr ransac IONS
small bu there less pressure than on some az
occasions and the business done ths descu also
at The rates of Monday last FLOUR saable only IN
small quantities but there disposition to press sales
Of either English or foreign. 49,.
counties hut the quality mostly secondary keaf
fine mailing samples commanded the best terms OF Monday
last bur the common kinds, though offered on reduced
terms hung heavily on hand F1resn BARLEY wss only
dispose Of IL retail quantities AZ former rates MAJ was
Enelish OATS there good many parcels ifesh u
and several from Ireland which, with far sup
Plies from abroad afforded abundant display OF samples
Dealers acted with extreme caution. AID all Kinds OF new
were cd 10 Is Qr lower. while old moved on slowly AZ
fplm,r rates New BEANS were plentiful, and Is Z ar
cheaper White PEAS were very scarce. and Is 2 a..
dearer There much dong in INDIAN CORN af'at.
but Is previous value was steadily supported.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 3O-Foreign WHEAT has improved
both IN demand and pnce also has American FLOUR,
during the week being g!y recovered me plshes 20 uE
extensive but there Mas healthier tone ABOUT u
NY being Indifferent There very LITTLE dong IN INDIAN
Corn prices Of this and OF the other articles OF the trade
Frias. OCT swe are still receiving good supplies OF
Foreign WHEAT and FLOUR but with our present consul
ming power and low prices require them Al ms NOR
nings market a good business transacted IN WHEAT
and FLOUR improvement on Tuesday priceS Of IL
per bushe on the former and Cd per BARRE on LON
Several speculative esmen have been made IN Amer
lean FLOUR the last day OF two and again to-day and
moe confidence entertained Of the trade There was No
charge IN the value oilNDAN CORN nor oi any ohef A
CoNTIvENrAI Our adyices from the North Of Europe
represent The PoTAro disease rs Aery extensively peNa
eut on Continent the RYE also SAID To be very
short IN the interior Of Germany and i was the genera
opinion that the dehceicy IN these we Tmay aIces ="
consumption Tor the masses would influence the N,es ~
all Other descriptions 3 ioou pu. IS 'Ae "
not complained Of there were some doubts presssS
whether he hieh prices current would be manta ned
Nrcm Dance our accounts state that sellers o.
become rather anxious to realize ana that reuu-
ton pTeylout rates had been submitted TO-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....-ocToBE


S.eamshil s-PlonteT Edrdge. Liverpool. Spod1rd-
I'cston Co. Humboldt, Lines. HAyre, VI Livingston
smp>-John Albert, HarW ard. Apalachcola, J ". K
well. Mortimer LIVINGSTON. Barstow. Mobile. h eager
Aufarc Ic. ZeIcka New Orehus Frost \ Hcss. Ire =
ton Teny, Nes Orleans J. " Elweu Lady Peel. (Br)
lehos. 81 John. y Barclay = Livingston, Caiherle,
Ekerman. ChaT'eSton ThoS Waddle
BarAs-CoptrulCus, tham.l kolliis. Hamburg. " +.
Sehm % Co os. Breml BacklhS. an tillla. mas
ter Clara { Bell. kug. boston Bovd Hucken-
Bres-Nm. Allen. Moore. =. John, y. B.. Butler 4
Cram Rosaie. BIZ Holmes INC or. y j. ;. WHIT
new \ CO Altoona. Arey. MSianIas. X {. Reed
schconers-E Eliza Warren. Chesey Hailowen. Ne. II.
n Mason Joseph Croweil. NeWbuIy port, ;. " Lewis
O'lana, Dodge. Hlchmoud. {. h Person J \ R4ntAu
Blsck~ ell Char estcp. Van Brrni Se'ght Memeuto
smith, Wilmington. y. {, Huss,y \ irrav Charger
akeman Point Isabel Van Bruni Sic shf Emily lob D
sou. Cole. Baltimore. johnson 4 Losd.n r A Ham
mord. Tayl1r. GEORGETOWN. c, Penfolo SCHUYLER
Melinda. lBT.1 Bondage. SchedI4c. 4 G. BenSl Co
Washington. GasAl, v ashnegsn. y c. Ba.eman \ Rud
Serow Anthem, Latham, MAtasoTdA. sc, Stanton s
Thornton.
Sloop ) H. Borden Dunning. Fa.l River
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W haIers.

Cleared A. New Bedford OCT -. bark M0rSon. Nor
ton North Pacific Ocean. sid ship Rodmaa, Aiyne, y
Pacific Ocean: Sea queen, Marshall Pacific Ocean.
AR al Edgartovn 18TH ships barclay. tot NtntncNet)
Baker Pacific Ocean with 1000 bhls 50. oil lltl, Spar
tan from Nantucket TO III for Pacific Ocean sid lith;
ship Three Brothers, lof Nantucket Adams, Pacific and
Arctic Oca
Al sag Ha5bor i4h. ship Y p Tamadge. Edwards,
and lark Ace White both for Pacific, ready Tor sea
also bark Washington. Edwards for Pacific Ocean to
sail 10th. , .,
Park Geo Washington Hams Of y Bedford which sid
from that place Aug H. for Indian Ocean. AZ anchor IN
Ducks Hole. bound 70 Bedford haVlng returned III
consequence OF leaking badly. ~
AR IN Snon's BaV, Aug II, Mary CrocAer. Of Edgar
town. LombocN June 10. put IN Tor supplies, On not re
ported .,-,,
SHIN Syph Gardner Farhayen at Faya Sept 90 landed
52 bills 50 oil, mai ing with all previously smp'ed nome
00 hbis mot 600 A. before stated would about the
Western Islands TIL Dee.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct l7--Arrirc3-Brc VIM. H.
Spear Leary Richmond schrs Mar Aillle:. Laws, Bos
ton Charles Henry. RYAN. Bedford.
CleGref-Shlp Jane H. Ghddon, Child New Osle ans :,
banks Mary Whelden Boston. Adea, Ko-ers. d. g ~
BRIGGS Haett. New Orleans bugs Empire, Croweil,
Boston. China. Stuoley. do America. ireaiwcl Salem,
Mass schrs Mary Miller. Laws. Boston, VIM Thomas.
Tooker. Fail River. Chas. Henry. Ryan Boston; + g.
Willard Willard Portland Ne. Gazette. Kelly. Boston
Globe Sears. Portsmouth. \ H. Hamlet Sherman Prov
idence steamer Black Diamond Stevenson, New lorA
barge Mddescx Ely New-Y0k.
NEWPORT. oct. l3-Arr. schr. L. VI Browning, Lake.
PhiiaLeirh!a: FLORIDA. Read Freetovn for Darien ,
Aeawau Hesse Wareham Tor New York superb Apuley;
DshtCn for do Slas Hand Acsley. do for 90 R'Scius
French Taunton for do Paragon. Baker, PIovdence tor
Virginia sloo9 sarah, Lincon, Taunton orlSew lorA
Essex Cummings Fall River for IL. Prudence. Howard.
areham for do Frenkln. Payne, Freei0Nni d. loth,
schr " h. Darling GIBBS Baltimore frr Providence.
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Coffee and Tea

TT0M BaTnQS L07Gon LTTtNIaf-
CorFEE continues unsteady but not IN active demand
Prices have been supported i5s casks, $50 bags
Plantation Ceylon have been offered at auction and
chiefly sold at full rates Brazil and -. Domingo
Cofees are generally held for higher rates Sss.
afoai FOR a port has been refused for cargo OF
good first Rio and similar pnce for one Of 500 bags
Jacmel, arrived of the coast
TEA-The large excess Of supply keeps the
market depressed. while the dealers conhne their
purchases 10 current wants Good sound common
Coneou cannot be quoted over O. led, while Is 10
Is Id Is with difficulty obtained for fine. Public
sales are announced for the SIN inst
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IEN The Rochester DewOcra. saws that
Henry NJ. Whitney. young man who lived IN
Rochester about fifteen years has recently been APP
pointed hy kammehammeha. Post master General OF
Ihe Sandwich Islands Mr.. Whitney went about
two years since to Hawan expecting to receive an
appointment, Of some distinction from the Ming bu,
he has risen 10 an unexpected dignity IN his new
place Of residence. T.. O. Hall, Esq. formerly Of
Rochester also is editor OF The Polynesia the Leading
and official newspaper al the seat OF Government
In 1891. Mr. Hail was a JourneymAn printer IN
Rochester and worked the case ey the side Of the
senior proprletor OF the Democrat
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MARRIED.,

Al South.ide Staten Island, " Usday. oct. 10,
b, Rev Mr. Clowier, JOHN H. OLMS ED AMI MARY
G PERKINS :, ,,-,.
JANIS FERGUSON. NJ ., 70 FANNIE, daughter
OF Joel Couklln. ES-- .
AtPaterson N } on the evening 4 Wedne day OCT
IS by Rev VIM n HOmblower. HORACE q. HEDGE.
Of BROOKLYN. / /, AMI MARGARET c, daughter Of
Joseph Smith. Esq, 0f Paterson .--,, o.,
In Fn.Iand sept 49, at Westgafe Chapel Wakefield, "
Re, Edward gginson. Mr. JOHN Frost WOOD
HFAD of the firm OF W0odhead son. Of ills city, 20
FMNA Youngest daughter of the late Wllia MlrnoIt,
E. of Alyerthorpe Wakefield, Yorkshire
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GRAND GALA NIGHT,-NIBLO'S

NJ CkRDEN.-TUESDAl Nv tNiN1 oCn 81, I.,..
Ga omnmen,ary Musical and Dramatic FESTIVAL 70
~, Tr>RNER the American Ballad Singer
TIE oumlttee Of Arrangements have the pleasure 70 IN
,onnre that the following eminent talent nave nay WI
uniesI.S ~ ' G MaEpER and GEORGE LoDER,
Musical Conductors ~,
Madame LOvARNY, the popular Nocals' VIII sung
seyersl charu Ing Ballads -,
Herr FRANZ sTOEPEL. on hrs wonderful N'io-Cor-
By the k,pd PERMISSION Of T s Hamblln, ESD Mr.. WI
GOODALL-Scene from the widows Nlctm, IN
chnactern which he WI give his Justly celebrated iml-
tatlons Of living Actors
MI EBEN-Grand Flute solo!Pano accompaniment BY
GEORGE LoDsR
Mr. OwN-Grand vielIncelo Solo. Piano ACCOMPANY
ment BY GEORGE LonER
PETITE DRUMMER the Prodigy OF South Carolina.
Grand Orchestra Of 25 Musicians, Mr. Ia MAMA leader
MI It'd RICE IN his celebrated character Of the VIZ
gina Mummy"
MI TURNER. the American Ballad Singer. IN ms
Ballads
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F. CcLroS. Auciioueer
Auction SALE OF GENTEEL.

~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. sc p. COTTON
Will sell THIS DAY Saturday. Oct 18Th. AZ ie O'Clock
n the auction rooms No 50 Beck man and 81 Anp.s,s
large and desirable OF gesiee house hold Fur
nure COMPRISING all the uecssssr, furniture for hcus.>
Cbairs mahorAnx and black MT Ffeuch Bedss, ads
and card Tables marble top Bureaus sofa and side
Tables Bookcases. Sofas NsrdroHes et'e9sloa ains
and tea Tables patent and PLAIN Reseads Brussels and
ingram Carpets Clio rs feather Bells hair Natrcsss
PaIlassss Cots: Quare',s. bedroom Furni'We, cncs
do stoves kichen Furniture Also patent lever
.nld Watch also 20 fancy rahlss SC Sale pOsItve. ~
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Iiverpool Provision Market.

AMERICAN There no improvement IN the demand iof
BEEF the sales fer the week been u very iei
extent and pce except Tor the finest are more IN Vor
OF the huyer PORK bit the dealers supp her
wants with Irsh and continental The market ne NJ eppt
clear OF BACON there has been no Transactions % report
HAN, and SHOULDERS continue duh. At yefy full pnces
the sales Of LARD for the week reach 100 tus ana Tue
market closes firm, with very light stock CHEESE mas
been IN den and STEADY pnces and the next arrivals VIII
come % a bare market. TNLow Is I'd 2 cwt lower On
the week with a limited demand LINsEEp GAZE Is
wanted Int No American here