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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

The RErokrEp MASSACRE Oh rae CAPTAIN OF THE
WHALER BOY AND FOUR OF HIS CREW.
From the Alta California, July 10
BY the arrival Of the schr obi Fellow, fron the La
drone Islands, have received account Of .hs
q csptsiA anu part OF hs by the native;
Of small island known ~ McCoskelfs. belonging tc
the group Of the Laarones The particulars were writ
ten Tor and subscribed To by Mr. George Dawson who
second officer under command Of Capt. Luce The
mentioned took place the I7tn Of January
last
The sperm whaer Boy, OF Warren. r. l., arrived OF
the Island OF McOoskel and boarded by ia
canoe who IN reply TO demsnd for PROVISIONS in-
formed Capt Luce master Of the chip, that the island
OILY afforded green turtle and that the natives
hostile to strangers. advising him to land Capt
L.. however. cfoered boat be got 10 resdi-
and calling for volunteers, Joined by
four Of his crew, aud accompanied by one Of
the strangers who were sailors, and had been
stopping the island for two years He gave orders
the trst ocer to send boat for him the ,rnng,
and pulled ashore. The ship lay of and and the
next morning boat sent for the Captain, in winch
wss the other stranger and also tso natives who mad
raddiec on To the ship. On nearing the shore. the
natives assembled the beach refusing 70 sow the
boat TO land They were all armed with spears. aui
beckone0 their comrades 10 join them from the bat.
which they did The sailor resident thsn about 70
follow when OF the natives warned him rsnaio
in the boat They refused ro hold any communica-
ton whatever with the crew and Mr. Dawson. wao
went in conn'and Of the boat, reioaed the snip sai
related his adventure Mr.. Merry. drst officer thea
provided the ships crew With and the boat
sgsin sent ashore, under white nag. The men lay
ON THEN within cables length o. TN. beach,
where the natives continued To assemble armed WI
Spears. and threatening attack attempt ie
10 land Joseph Percy the of the sailor who
accomp aDed The captain ashore the previous evening
endtayOred to gain particulars from the natives
ths fate o: the captain ana party but
fused Gil nfornatiop and having stated hs belief 10 the
second officer that they had been killed 10y the natives
fire opened upon them from the boat. The relief
party continued outside the reel untl signal from the
ship rcall' them Mr. Merry waited uutu dark oil che
island when receiving tidngs from tine unfortuu
party be bore oil for At cension.
The names OF the who landed with Capt Luce
James uackay, james swerny, William Taylor aud
Edward kion There Is M doubt that the Whole party
mastered by the natives VINO perhaps
from the absence OF their comrades board the
vessel during the night that they had been killed de-
tanned prisoners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

p,srscc1rE Fur AT NEvssR. J.--rhe most dis
copsgrstion that has visited this city for many
Year, occurred here last night. The tire broke out
about ~ o'clock la the No 1913 Broad street In
city Known the 'Clinton Works" sni for long tins
bafisd the energies OF the FIRE department rrom tue
hss,y view obliged to take, and the difficulty 81
cbtsinirg correct Information Ia the midst IL much
confusion Il " possible there may be Omissions
the following sats Of the sufferers The fire or.g
mated in the basement of large two story brick build
ing belonging 70 Csfrsy White, aud occupied ss f'i
kwr.-CsIrey white, anuscturcrs u axes. hoes &c
the whole stock II this firm destroy,
books and papers; Insurance oa stock S1.cO0 Hob
brock bo,t and job printer loss about 50 0o0 nsu
rance. p II Tophsn wood turner and manufa cturer
various iron article; total loss. insurance Jacob
Jobnso coffee ana spice mandatory; kich~rd Hewitt
wood tuinsi-po insurance; George Isves do do; Mr.
seyle do do Mcckridge Francis manufacturers Of
building ard adjoining also occupied BY VIM
r. Tpgmiic % manufacturers Of edge tools axes a.
The building md engine II Csrey White we're insured
70, 5000 West q this building large three story
by Tfpslsy vsn 0isson sash ard blind rnsnufac-
tiry-s slight insurance; loss H. Tuttl. MACH
ist-po insurance Pembertou silver platers we're
also burnt out. The next shop.wss Robert 0rummond
iron foundry, vhich was entirely consumed In the
lower part the FORCES of Breeze
and sxietree manufacturers whose main building wa
slightly IL mayed we'll the engine building u James
Qulmhy Co The sash and blind factory " riusley
Ven Geson fe an easy prey TO the devouring element
and thence the flames extended the two story
brick dwelling houses Nos g. and Fair street occu
p,ed respectively by Capt VIM Kelly L. l. Helapd and
B. l. Ttlles which nearly destroyed The fire Il
tn. dasteroua great majority Of the sufferer,
were young beginners in business and conseq uenv
able 70 the disaster The insurance s less th a
usual from the extreme difficulty with which II could b,
effected and the high rates dems pded This Are has NOT
hss thrown some two hundred mechanics out OF employ
mert -hT@k Dovy Mercwy. S,pt 9
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LrRur Henry RoDsHRs, L. s. N, commander
Of the Falcon steamer, s, we are informed, native
OF Maryland, O son Of Commodore John Rodgers,
u. = N, who, after distinguishing himself At the
blockade Of Trpoli in 1901, the siege Of Tunis In
lsco, and throughout the war OF lsi2-lo, died o.
the head of the naval service in 1893. Lieutenant
Henry Rodgers was o midshipman on board the
Somcrs, through tho trying aud perilous scenes
which, under Captain Mckenzie, resulted In the
execution Of tnidshipman Spencer and two seamen
at the yard arm; and the one who translated the
manuscript In Greek, found In the await Of Young
Spencer, ON his examination. lie is knosn TO be
On fcer Of more than ordinary frmness, dscre lion
aid foresight. -Brs. Courier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

CtRiosrfrs or THE CrSsrs.-The last census returns
show curious facts relative to the comparative
idiocy and insany Of the free blacks in the United
States In Maine every fourteenth coored person " an
idiot or unatic In Ohio there just ten colored
persons who idiots lupatcs where there h one In
Kentucky And In louisiana where large majority Of
the population h colored and four fftbs of them arc
slaves there " but Of these upfrtunstes 70 1909
who are sane In Massachusetts,, In - Connecticut,
in 10 New York, In 25T Pennsylvania 4 IN 1e
Maryland 1 in lOIf Virginia, In 500 North Caro-
lima. In 2l5 South Carolina, IN 24i0 Ohio. In
105 Kentucky, In ot5 Thp IL certainly very Gu.
rious calculation and indicates that diseases Of the
brain far among the slaves among the
free OF the colored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

Severe Storm at Vniparaiso-Tne Election
Hetur NJ and Disturbances,

Hetur and Disturbances,
(prom the Panama star, August 1911
The new steamer Qaickstsp. Captain II ,dxdon ar.
rived in this port last night from Phiiadephis via Kio
Jsneiro and Valparaiso
being half month later than previously received
w. have before reported the loss Of tho stesmsh
Ecuador at the entrance OF the hAroor OF Co4umbo she
the cks and ~ she commenced filling rapidly she WAS
run ashore. where she sunk II water two or three ia
thoms deep. She Is insured ia Eagland, for rs 900.
She to be sold on tie 18th rltiIno, and 1t sup
posed practicable to raise her
The oiiowpg vessels In the port Of Valpi.
rsiso the 10th The Enrepenant, Al serie. ana Sc
Reuse II Is NJ Is steamer Gorgon; u. frigstes ssvan-
nah al Rsri,an ard stor.shp Southampton; Gillian
corvette CONSTRUCTION ana org Janelu.o fne French
corvette Prudente and fgate Penelope just ariveieo
During the election in Valparaiso a disturbance took
place owing the attempt OF OF the political
ties to gain possession Of the ballot box The disturb
ance was queed b. the death Of two or more persons
The election returns imperfect that can make
nothing Of their result n yet.
The from, the other southern republics is meagre
in the extreme We lind nothing whatever from taem
worthy If note.
From the NrshSor copy the following particulars Of
another destructive storm at Valparaiso
We have to record another fearful storm On the 7th
inst Monday heavy swell began 70 set into the bay
from the north Throughout tn night ii increased as
the "ind freshened uati its violence became rressti
BILE The great damage the along the
beach many Of which had their walls beaten in and
cellars flooded number OF vessels injured, al
though they the storm al their bu,
the American schooner Betty Bliss ely arrived from
San Francisco rompletely beaten 70 pieces; the ate
pefisbed The British steamer Peru dragged her
ings and came ashore on the beach Of the Almeudri
The CHILEAN brig Novion dry ashore and beacned
tee old site Of the castle
The Peru rs she struck the beach fre. The
alarm was given, and the new fire companies ut
mustered for their first act Of pubic service La unhes
tatiDg personal exposure aud ia ultimate SUGGEST the
young men who have thus enlisted. acquitted them.
selves noby Goods aud trsa'ur saved AMI after
great exertion the fire was extinguisbed
The breakwater erected lately az the burnt district
was beaten in by the wreck OF vessel and very
the waves had it ali their way. The heavy work
OF months vanished ia an hour two Ths foundation
Of dwellings on the beach have suffered greatly. Huge
rocks composing the outer vail carried Ia
middle CT the cellars Quantities VI goods have been
damaged. The made it's nroads to Gale Coch
. raDe.
IL has been duly destructive storm having not
only surpassed that which occurred weeks since
hut having been than anything nown here for
years destruction Of property and the number Of
sei wrecked
In al sixteen vessels reported being les.
blurred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

@6fNO RRwARp.-yEyvRIEg ANrIDoTl A sPn
WOOV cAc mixture Tor the cure OF rvivste dscr4er&
makes speedy without the least restsictcn ofes>
preyreter chslt.nse. slnsls ss which hs nStsrs ~
under forfcitsfc Of eve hundred dolAf ~
Tut up IN totties Win fu directions, ~ 81 ONs Ne>es
ks9 vcsh,1sny are ear:t II sve ssys Ice ale y y
y. Little, iOs Hns-w ,ssst sossss. ws.xAa = 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

nR La cRorx's PRIVATE MEDICAL TREArIse-
sls...ess <. rsy:is:v Ts.s., "a Is. :;:s.s -
solitAxy habss, which destroy the physical and mssAA
Dovers enfeee natural feinss and exhaust the
Eon and q never. debility Local ana sossita
ysh psln and simple rules b which al persens
without wtsh The authors observatseos
Or msrrisw~ s duties their M
lesvi1 eOl.red lthorrsPhs nlus!rs.ias ths Aassea{
physolory and diseases Of the reproductive
ssfes their and ccns ~ contains Aay
Important hin 70 those contemplating masrimony. vh
shouii tshe this step vithclt nrst
pAxss 10 treats Of all diseases Of females whether msx
snsls sranscrs who require medical AID before ga
sultins any doese know whethsf hs csse re
and ihvs ru.rd s.ins s q as.ch., p!yys
and has for twenty devoted his studieS
he subjects Of which his book treats Amp ssatss
~ eve copies Tor one dcilsr address d.. n cro.s.
- Beaver street. Albany ~ " Sold BY Hwrress 0agrstA
a stringer townsend. s2 C-oadvay, New York
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The amount a essl shipped from Cumberland By the
Chesapeake and ohio during vesk ending 2sth
utmo. 2i7s tons During the GEEK ending Sad uI.
tiDc, IN tons were semitic Baltimore By railroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

block above the National Theasrs.Ceorge Lea, sole
proprietorSaoon performances afternoon
ing Entertainments tbs afternoon ut three
o'clock and in the evening eight o'clock The entertain
ments varied and se,t such DO at
other place OF amussment In rev York eonsstng Of Les
Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe nun hefng fifteen perform
being the largest and a. the time the talented
band in the United States troupe OF Model Artists who
are selected FOR their beauty figure snd who
num Der Of beautiful tablaHx taken from The pictures OF
snoient and modern tmss company of Arab Girls who
through variety OF ass OF strength ami sext0rity;
company OF Male and Female Artistic who Will give ex
clifton Of Marble SatuaFy uaed IN the world together
with verty Of interesting performances afternoon
and evening" For particulars bills OF each day. kdms
scnSosts in Prvats Boxes % Stage Seat. 5h
,erts; Boxes. % cen.3; Parsuotte l.. cents.
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~ Den, Chssres direct ans shrsush Tickets 70,
.cisra,S stesnshr BROTHEk JONATHAN. Leo toms
81 steamer the world, viii SAL sstur
Chssre, been reduesa n Gre, esss 70 81 In s.cenA
nre,ous 20 tt instant will be per discount
No froht ssy Of sailing For freight
apply eply 70 y, MILLS, Af-1f NCsurtlnnft sts';s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

NEW YORK AMPHiTHEATRE (5- BoWERYl.-MR.
~ Levi North Pr5prietcr.-ap entire change Of per-
rmanoe fer this week Open night and wednes
dey and Saturday afternoons Great attraction Fifteen
beautiful acts OF consisting Of light riding
great gymnastice equestrian dancing, ting, acr0batic
fats rope vsultng gound and lofty tumbling, sc &c
With tho dancing orse Spanish Spot Beauty aud Tamma
cents; ehildten halprioe Pit l2i, cents Private Box
teketa b0 cents Door oI,a 81 Z. and onmenee ~ 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

There were eos deaths IN Philadelphia during the
week ending the ooh ul. Of vhca ig we're under I'VE
yests e So.
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pARIs AID LONDON TREATMENT or PRIyArp

~ Diseases In few hours, By vegetable appcsticeL
nsout rsn IN debilty broushs on by improper hahss
the LEGAL remedy end chow any there Thousand
Who cannot be euret without t. he has daily
years duration, from the other physicisns In ALL he
ranseess rermanent cure He makes daily vtheu
fcrer disesss soor enough his dpioms With thoss sse
the hundreds OF oerthcss shows that nothing
IA You cured me In one day-D. Cofbyn One local ~
pliston cured ae In few hours after another doctor tr
leng tms.--C, Derond paid SJO In ave yeasA ~
be cured Of weakness. from sen abuse withou. benefit
you cured By local and general treatment In slss
tme.-JA. Evans You cured Of the worst syphilhis
afeeson on body and face, Ia short time, asr he's
susoh msdicne seuld hesr of-wm ferrrsos. Perth A
boy. J. Those at distance By enclosing fee ~
treated ty nall ones hourss morning till ain the A<e
nocn, asdT 70 In the evening. n LARnoHr, n. D.,
Rssde etreet doors from Brcsdwsynot In the stor
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GREAT ATTRACTION At PANORAMA HALL.-RUs-
~ tes univalied Exhibition Of Panorama OF Whaling
Voyage Round the Woild 10 nov open at the above ua
embracing novel interesting opening with
extensive view Of the city of New Bedford uumbet
OF ardB In the Aisr c aud PA,tc the city Of ie
!Nniero and Whaling Scenes in all their varieties rendering
u IA cntertainmep. Of great interest sid pleasure.
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L. fCM tne Dan Franci-cp 'ieraiG August
on saturday, the 10Th INST % yer ut meat fe IL
at the army station Bsoioia. l. Was first OBJ
served by Major Allen, who was struck by Que OF
the falling pieces. The shower lasted two or three
minutes The pieces from the size OF pigeon
egg up to that Of an orange-the heaviest perhaps
weighing three ounces No birds were visible in the
apparently beef, were preserved by Major Allen
and the Surgeon of the post piec, that was
examined three hours atteI fol. showed portion
OF small blood vessel rome Of the sheath OF
muscle, and muscular fibre T. wassiightly tainted.
The ground on which the shower fell was about
three hundred yards long And els nty vide, and the
entire amount of meat between iva and a half and
five bushels in bulk No pieces Of ooue were found
A strong wind from the west VAS blowing ut the
inc, ard the skies were caar FMS u the third
rrence Of the kind re,ord ia the last six years.
ne theories heretofore IN vogue, as to the cause
Tch phenomena, would seem 30 be negatived by
accounts given OF this io.taace. We trust the
ION Of the post will pu ,sn ms observations on
beet, both for the bsnef of s,ience, and the
lion Of public curiosity
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V'RIPIER HALL-OPEN AT SEVEN; TO CoMMENC
VTRIpLER .nALI4-IMPoRTAN NorICE.-0RAND

VE'RlPLER HALIA-iMPORTAET NorICE.-GRAND
fashionable Day Entertalnm ent. SATURDAY next.
Professor Anderson, the Wizard OF the Nortn beys
knowedgs the receipt OF hnpdrsd aad seventy let
ters during -he fortnight mostly from heads Of families
and parties residing in the districts re
tive 60 his giving Afternoon Entertainment TO enable
country vsers to return home early. Ia compliance with
such fsttersg and universal request Proesor Anderson
has the honor to that he VIII give grand tar
able day performance o. soee Eyserieuse for juveniles
schools distant residents sc hc Saturday afternoon
next, sept o Doors pen 81 IA ooIamanoo at Tho
form hnee viii terminate about O'Clock: Admission. %
cents; Jut eniles under l. 70 IS Seas will be
cured for this performances a. the Hail. dur the week
from 10 to T. NJ and parties in the country DESTROYS
Of attending who will communicate by letter before
Friday stating the na'nbsr OF places required shall NEE.
with prompt attention and the eligible coats th9n
cant allotted them "A early application for places. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

IT SNAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, rcR NEW on
leans direct via Havana freirhs and fars reduced
vs ihyr.d, segtsmber H. q. three osee.-Th, :gIsnds
stetmtLip EMPIRE CITY, 1.SD tons burthcn. y TsnnS
Cenmsnder. will sail Thursday September H. - pre-
cwely THREE ocloch from her pier the foot Of Mscs
Ulssns Ch,ss Passenger. trsnssr.ss 81 hsysn x To-
New Orleans reduced 70 twenty cents per cube ioor
Specie only taken freight 20 HsysnA ne e.ls %
shiIrers srs 70 supp 'hps NO. cs .pcs.. b.
the Office No other will be signed Yer reMhs Of
passage apply 81 the once Of the Company ", seN
Of Warren. -. ". nvDsnfS
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NEDyChhs

g1,HE hARSIE WOMAN 3 PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
panioE-By DR.. a. N. AAurcofu Professor OF Dneassc
o. Womon-Trsntcth Edition, - me-, pr. 251-Proo s..
Years Of suffering Of Physical and mental anguish Go
seoton..e wife end pecrnisry ddicultos 70 the
hand might have beea spsred bv timely possession o. th
wcrt II IS iEsatel especially for thu married. tbos
contemplating marriage, ~ discose1 important orve
which chord be known to them particularly,
To taco whose health doeg rot pers Of incroas Of
family Il Is ofospcciN importance.
either budding into womsnhoo t6e In the cecire
years. In whom nature Important change
discover the causes symptoms, AID tho oss emo
remedies ard most certain mode o. Ia
(xstrao. o letter ffesa gsassnNn Daysou, oasl
DAYTON, MAJ !. l5fs
pa. A. n EsuufcrAv.-
M DrAs sRMy wife hiss bces reresrsSly Sin king 20:
three in consequences OF her great
guish and suffering months before and during her
fnemt Az every and dsbilitaec
and Frustrated he putting her Lie IN ipnnent danger eni
which the last csrarod CT supposeo bas
this state Of thsgs inevitable and resigned myself
meet the At this tine tncw about two month";
reaching my On it's receipt and nerrs csbpos
express lie rclefit Afforded d'.essed snc
its impaired wife, learning tst tt
great discovery Of a. " Desonesn. provided remedy Il
BE Bat Ter i another year would passed owe
my head In all instability wife voula have
In her grave, aud my ohldrea Left motherless.
is ofcours impraotoable TO convoy fully thevA
rous eubecs ested Of 40 they are OF anatuse strictly In
tended for the srriet or ose contemplating arrase
For sale ~ 22 Broadway and ~ the Pubiishing once. i
Liberty street, New York Little d Co., Albany; Joseph
Tucker Mobile Aabsa T. T. Peterson. ~ Chestnut street.
On the recsps o. copy viii, transmitted sy mat
free postage any par. the United statss et
must 10 sddressed pest Eaid TO Dr. A Asuriosau Bos
LIN. New vssk city. osnss. 10 Liberty street.
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TNroRTuNhTFs rRrIND-CRHAT SUCCESSES
bottles cold. This popular speeae for private di
eases in the world warranted 20 cure in t~o ds. wi.hee,
treatise Depot Dr. Wards 80 Cansi strut corner Broad
var. Asvce-Give fees Dr. never resolves one sas
doctor diseases better.
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Naval Intelligence.

Francisco for the Atlsbtr states, via Valparaiso, on
SATURDAY oeh July Tn ftcsiag is list Of her OFF,
Gers :-C6umandcr Geo. Pearson; leutenants, Geo.
NJ white, q. W Harrison y. :. HeDonough; acting
lieutenant ii e. NewcomL, acting master, Peter Wager
Jr pass as,t surgeon, WncCl Wright; asst. surgeon
" = l;unp n; lieutenant marines J s. Dcvlin; passed
mic shipmsn, VIM. Henry Bldg. midshipmeo, d. b.
Harmony W. Nj Armstrong. ) spcddon. j. N Quack-
-pbush; caytain's ciork, U. Porcher, gunner, NJ NJ
Thompson; carpenter, Lewis Holmes; sailmaker Lewis
Rogers: boatswain. Cha y. Johnson
The L. 6 storc ship supply anchored of North
Beach San Francisco 18th July having crossed the bay
from Tito the previous day she would leave for
Valparaiso on the LIST OF August
The L. = steamship southsmpton was daily expected
70 arrvc at san Francisco the sJtn of July, with
stores for The pacihc squsdron
The l.. 4 schoonat Ewing Capt Alden, was at Hum
boldt Bay on the 2sth OF July, furvcylng
The l. g. ship 81 Marys at Tahiti on the 18th Of
June
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Furnishing the Indians, - may b. necessary and
proper.
and stationed ct PlacervLe, nave been re-
and detachment Of thirty mounted men sent TO
Mormon station, where 6sh, occurred last week
We learn, by way OF San Diego, that three com
panies, which were a short time since withdraw
from post on the ella aver aad stationed ut San
Isabel, have been ordered 10 the above town.
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NEW MEDICAL BooAs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
AN work on the nature and freshmen. Of dsosts deae
and all tbs Kindred by numb
efbcauiriy dolores plstes &C large A. by Homer Bess
wch n d. lecturer surgery and diseases Of the chew
price 80 Extract Com ths pos,on Medical and sasss
eords Actions works the family Of diseases
TAR peor 10 anything Of the kna published IN s
country" Author OF The Family Physician, pnce =
cent? Author Q, work self Abuse Aad -. DSpiers
bs Efeote &c. &o sixth edition, fourteen platea pyo
81. Fer sale at the pu5 shers, STRIN0ER& TOWFh1ND
n Broadvay. md by tAe author. oOs uroadvAy.
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DAtKsrs ron HAvRE-sECoND LINE.-THE FOL.
loving chip. will leave Hsvre on the ista, and N,r

all requisite articles TOR the comfort end convees
and by the trade
The price OF passage t without wines auors
cent tho subscribers will be Forwarded Tree fr, say
chsrses but those actually incurred.
BOYD HlNCKEN. Agents Iet Pearl street.
EoK sAvANNAH-U. .. MAIL LfNx-THE srLEN.
y did stesnship ALABAMA, Captain Ludl.v on estur.
dsy September stf o'clock r. from pier No 4, North
kiver For freight OF gasssge, apply 20
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL 49, Front street.
The Florida Captain r. Lyon, on SATURDAY.. sent ~
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WHITES NELcDFoS. SO BOWERY, OPPOSITE THE
w B0wery Tcatrsopsb every night Chesres place Of
in the world Beautiful variety OF Ethiopian
prtormanees ~ whites iaimitrbe Troupe Of Srensders
Together With tie wonder the world Mona Cregoire
the strongest exsteIce breaks paving st,Bes
vitl bis cionched with every other description Of hs
sad pleading entertainments III: whole rsne o.
tae most gsnseo aad merry places Of amusement in this
country. Concert commence 70 O'Clock precisely Al
performance cen c.sdsi before O'Clock
{. WHITE. Proprietor.