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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or Nrw-yoRK. SEPTEMBER 10
Cleared

si.an'shil-Fransln, Wotton. Havr, Southampton.
NJ Livingston
SHIPS andusks. fo1iand Mobile SrurgeSS Clesnan
\ &c, an nelu. LONeiaid Charleston, Geo BuiSiev
Rarss-Jale Ehzaoeth Robson, 81 Al irswS,
BARCLAY n Livingston, New Haven, Hun. Glldaloupe.
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Nh,S'n' ~ Emerald, lBr) Knowles Halifax Kelley
SINNERS Mchay. Metscr, klppea. Bahamas. master
1870 nra'.ein Richmond, c u PIerSoE Ella Ems,
W WS,>A'us..1' { < Vi Blackwell. c. d Etl.s smith
N, IN y l. Mcs ready Gu. Darlng. (Br Fought
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SEM Il, h1'' I'd. ' al Bruni \ SlAlsht
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vopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER co. 1851.

Aur T. la 20 g lon IS 20 ~, Iraor. I'm NcEYe.S
isn, Boston as tsfove fsTcrtci.l - HarSeiss.
Seaf %. Gaze H,nry " ~ y 81 mics 49, passed psrA
tuicl.rf Whre r. BALM nor "a Z jan ~.
So, u. at. 81 l5a - ,l-s Wake. HoUe. in - o-;
for Havana.
Set - Ia j. 90 Or q o.. P.c1a.c To- NcNi *
va Norfolk f>r Nerfle
S.p, i54pM la: 81 3d. ion a-ori Il. ~-ssseG m z
Rush T New Haven. from A eKandFra ~. Bo>ios
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Passengers Arrived

IN RACKET sar Isaac no5b. from L.rerpooi-A H1rris
Nj Harrison, lady, chid and servant ". Arrow Smsh
Brown Ii Peltius,u and lady Mrs Perch, ST, Mrs.
Perch. Jr,, Miss Mary Perch. Miss Fanny Perch. + \
Wiggan, 4 Mhunsy.J Worhgai Lamb
4 bart John Coibt from POsCe. T. x John NJ Lauam
and servant. Adophgs Meta Joseph De con. Mrs H.
cline ResUera Masters Fred and Francs Resuera A fred
FREDERICK Nena
IA tre Epls. frov Clarissfoa--G Whitman. Mar Jane
and Anna Sarah Whitman Charlotte X. Card. " Mar
tn COrdolia Martln--l0 IN stterace
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MARRIED.

Seq C. IA Jamcs's Church. by Rev Mr. Curoe. VI
PATRICK }. WILLIAMS. 10 Mss MARGARET CON
RON-toih Of tins Guy
On the 18Th SEPT by Rev. Mr. Lee. II WILLIAMSON
70 Mss ANNA GRANT, eldes, daughter OF John Grant
ESQ al 4 \ V
IN Wlllamsburgh. Thursday evening Sept S. BY Rev
DAY X. Lee. AARON JARVIS. VI d. to SARAH A. ED
es DAUGHTER u Iheoplllns " Snlth all Of that place
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Ard - Ness-nsi rd i-;a hars Emma. Hl>,5s. p
cifc Ocean Rio lsleirp Is a. VT 30 o1is sperm
board lssut home and s1li eco the yoss ge
letter f.m rS rtcer obi: ta-s Per-. 81 New sif1ri
reror-s a F-ya l0 b0.s 50 e. % board
t.ert rt ire go 81
letter Fl IN Cl,' REYNOLDS. Z ship Minerva, II New
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4 STOR-PLACE OPERA-lIOUSE. =
4 " Admission 80 cents NEW WONDERS Con

meuCe aiN
PROFESSOR ANDERSON hegs 10 thank the public ot
New and Us for then unprecedented support
with when they have crowned hrs nrSt appearance IN
America and consequence II PRIOR agrecmeat by the
Proprietor II Tuper Ha for three nghts yer week hr
Miss CArHARINE HANES'S CONCERT. and the Dir't-
IT her concerts having intmated the public would
be satisfied with three nights per week Professor An
dersOn has gwen up his plac, 10 the
FAIR SWAN OF ERIN
MAX MARETZEK has m the most handsome manner
offered the ~ the Opera House. which he has a.
ceped and hegs most reSpecfu' 20 n urm the public hat
he viii commune 81 give hrs
GRAND SOIREEs MAGIQU EVERY EVENING.
at this elegant Theav, where the entertainment VIII Pee
seen 10 Thousand per cent greater advantage.
ON MONDAY. the 21l. aud EVERY EVENING until
further notice the Great Wizard Will appear m ms VI ste
| laboratory and perform all ms ASTONISHING WON
DkRS which universally admitted hy the press II New
York 20 have No PARALLEL IN THE WORLD
The average attendance It Tuper Hall during the past
FIVE weeks has been 2l0 persons aud Is the Opera uus
WIZ accommodate more than half that number aud all
the below being numbered place mly be secured on
application the Office. from TO \. VI 10 Z VI An eart
application dcslrouS Aston place Opera House Nj
mission tn al parts. 50 cents
Grand Da, Performance next SATURDAY a. 2P VI
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BY telegraph.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug u-An ship wichcra,
YORK
WILMINGTON. Sep l6-Ar schrs John pts,
Brown PHILADELPHIA II. Halock, New-fors. Morris
VAIN. do
RICHMOND. Sept IS-Arr schrs. MtnctIa, Burr. -
ton Hill Garter do. Conner DO, LYDIA Ann, New -
BALTIMORE. Sept i9-Au. ship A.her-. Bremen
schrs " W Bralnlrd. Portland Michigan. New-Y 1rs {.
Maucta Albany. Cerescl, Ellsworth. Queen, Prov
dence Nancy. Halifax D,n choas. Portland hlr(s
Baltimore. Nev-York lie Come Rio Edwards Clenfic-
COS and brig ID Pencil Bangor.
NORFOLK, Se-t l8-AT Schrs. Franklin and Notice,
New YORK.
CHARLESTON, Sept ls-Arr. brg 7 Cro>sley and
Lady Of the Lake. New-Yorh Oray raft, Providence
ses Gen Scott
CD. ship + Buckley. Newly rk.
SD bark Arcadia. Providence
FALL RIVER. Sept. Esd. schr Hiram Smith. DAVIS.
Alexandra
AT. bngs Cen Marshall Pct,u. HincSley. do >chr.
Mediator. Norfolk
PROVIDENCE. Sept l9-Ar >loops Blackstone New
York: Fnteurse. do willard, DO. bark Triton, Merry
man Pldo1, brig NIlherf0rce. do. schr> hantlc Nor
folk. Suffolk. do Leah DOwell, Philadelphia Hudson,
New York Slo0p Jose h Ltwreuce. do.
WARREN. Sept l9-Au Schr. liberty, Philatel piua
SD brig + l. Walton. Titus. Aletandna, schrs
Darl ne. Gibbs Baltimore Boston, Cosun. Philadelphia
4 H. Brown. End colt do. Mana Fleming, Corson. DO !,
slo0ps Oregon. Ncw-Noyk Sea Witch do
BALTIMORE. Sept iq-Au bark Bay State. Boston
b,ies Griffin. (Br Bermuda; Wheaton, EastpoFt Ne;
schr Corsalr Bermuda passed OF Five Fathom Btns,
Russian bark Aeolus sen Plato, Brem.l New Y orb.
NORFOLK. Sept. l8-Arr. Wm. VI Spear, Boston.
Cd srhr Reliance
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Receipts Of Produce

BY the North River Boats kridqy2l7 bbs Ashes 200
WHISKY. ~ $40 do. Flour 40 pkgs Hams 90 do Lard
3O7 do Meal 500 do Cheese, 20 do Butter 50 bales
Wool 1888 bushels Whest 2S. sos do. Corn.
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IMMATURE ALaANAc.-..rUIs BAY
SVN-k-Ses----o > SITS MocN-Rses.---l 59a
HIGH NArER. Sept ~
Sane HooA / >oa Gov Island. 4Ja He'll Gate aia
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RANk DEPARTMENT, State of New
York -Alhan, Sept %. 1881 The NEW YORK
TRADERS BANK. ~ ASHINGION COZ IN. North
Granville has thus dr ried this Office hnptcr ~ thu
appointment of 4 TANNER OF the City IT NfN Nors
agent tor the redemption of rs ccuttng Uf,. tgtte'
able 10 The act enfted An At % amend the s'vc Acs
relating to incorporated Btnks. Banking Assc Ainn and
Indly dual Bankt.>. las.ed ABul l1th. 49,
s86t DANIEL. ST JOHN. Supsrnt. udsot
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spoken. &c.

trpcol Tor RIO Grande
July n. ~ Rl.er Of Plate 1r.g Brann Wlk,ps from
Sa,ez ~ Egenes Ayr-s, = q oai
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HNRIPLER HALL.-Flfth week of the

i Wizard Increased and unparalleled success -
PROFESSOR ANDERSON the great wizard of the
North ever evening during this week VIII introduce sew
eral and astonishing wonders. HIS Grand Drawing
Room Entertainment - Natural Magic, having been ~
tended thousands the elite IT the city ana honged
with strangers all parts 90 his SoreeS Nysereuse lie
will evening. aud viii perform his famous
aud astounding feais ol the Mystic Cabinet the ncomps
hsuSble Caudrun Feat. the Crystal Caskrt, Suspension
Mssnerc Sc g. SC and scenes ot other equally great
deu.ous ADMISSION So cents Juveniles under twelve
q cents Carriages NAV be ordered 10 ocock Doc
oVsn a. 7-cummeuce At Tickets oe had at the Ho-
isls the Hail or AZ J c Jolle's. 30 Broadway The
Wizard, Hand Book # Magic. . cents the WIZard'>
Polka p cents 10 he Rad az the Hall Mr. kncrnger the
celebrated pianist Will preside NJ the grand piano forte
~ J n NiiOns Benefit next Saturday evening slj 90
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Asst NIGUT-MR DEuPSTER'S

Last Ballad Entertainment vii lie gwen al the Ia
bernace N WEDNESDAY EVENING Sept 9Th. when
he viii sing his fayou-e Songs I0e 50 whore vas
born " " hen the night winds bewMeth. " John An
derson my 10 " Ionelv aula WIFE Evening Songs
My hoy Tammy Lament II ths lrish Emsrmt
" Death II Warren " Blind Boy Ion atone, All alone
Tax yer auld CLOAK .hoot ye and The May Queen n
three parts Tickets So cents To commence AZ o'clock
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Amnsements.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully inform
j ed ha, Miss CATHERINE HAYES VIII give her
First Concert America, At rkIPLER HALL, on TU Is
30 : '''' PRoGRAMME-PART
DSet ou.ndo d ,nnguetnto -Bel,ario Dodi1et,i
Mr. AUGUSTUS BRAHAN AND HERR MENGis
10 D'''' M.6ASE BERIIteA M,RsflES
Cayitina--' An lis '-Prophee ------- Meyeroeer
MIS- Catherine HAYES M,
The Flowers # the Forest Al Old Scotch Ballad
HERR MENGIs
Miss CArHERINE HAYEs
PART IL
Swiss song The Happy SMrizer --Mengi'
HEIR MESGGs
The Haru tha' through Iart Halls IRISH Ball Al
Miss CATHERINE HAYES
r.. , BERTV1a' NAArT1 e ms. Ballad
Miss CATHERINE HAYES. NJ.
Song" II ms old Ns 4 Bs,rtv
Roado Finale A non signss .TSolAAn'' la go BENIN
Grande Finale LstrumeHrals.
ERS talented resident IA s-forA Las oeeA en-
E--'1 Nh G LopER aa1 Mr. LAvENU.
The Grand PanoEo yoged At tbs Concert IA De
irou ihs uanuf-c;ory d J ChcAenaz 49,. ~.
procured al Jolla's Muse S,sre n. 800 BLoadNa a.
Halls Muse Sore NJ z3s Br- adway. aad II Inpler Han
DFtrs npen q 7 . ttHcct' Commences Al D
CATHARINE HAYES CONCERTS.
I A lar.e number of tie BESr SEATS for ths entire
ser.s Of
MISS HAYES CONCERTS n NEW YORK
ma * had a, TIE siBsc Sfors Of
WILLIAM HALL \ son 2.s sroAi~Ai'
Opposite the ParS
Per.eus resldns the City secure rats Ill I'D
vance D. address ng the sgoscr!bers
FEsi Concert TUESDAY I'd Set
Tlcksts S. each Cho.ce Seals, 3 SO y
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From our Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. i9-AvLrei-ShIp. Anna rf
Ross, LyerpOS hngs BTaganZa, Mcintyre, New 1ork
VIM Nicholas Leighton. do; Hichhom. Kelly
Boston John AlHed Cafes, do. Zoara. II lndy East
Denmark. Woodbury. Boston Grand Turk. Mcclure. do
Elias Dudley Hopkins Mystic. Me Carlton. DIX Soem
Mass Albert Fea,Ing spales. New York schrs. hig
Gage Gllchnst. Boston Cardenis. Grant, New YORK
yandaIm Strout d DO. Isabella Wass. do. Edward Foot
hakcr New Haven. VIM. Coiyer. New-York Theodore
Freneuyseu, Crosby, Great Egg H1hor Mary Emiv
Clifford Boston barge Phiodcl phia Haynes, New YORK
steamer Novelty. Briggs, do
Clcarcd Bark st Lawrence. Prince. LnguiSrn, big
Fnoch Renner. Morton. Boston, schrs MARY kmy, t'ii-
ford. Charesiown, Mas lsahe la, Nass, bos IN Ntn-
daiia stout do bark OAK Ryder do. hues Hole. 81
AIT Alexandria Va Nancy Ann. Jacobs. Boston. Bro
CANA Mcintyre. do, DAM Weld. Foster. do, + uls
Dudly, Hopkins Gloucester Mass SAml b. Barle't
Duthur, Mass schrs Charlotte Buck. Tanner, Salem
Mas Wm X. Gem, I'VE, Boston Nm C0lgef, ki,ucr
Middleton. Geo VI Smith, HawSIns, New Haven Dart
So,uers. Boston.
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DTSSELLS GRAND PANORAMA
u OF WHALING VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD
u now open At Panorama Hail Admission only - cents
fnr the Voyage Doors open az Commence u o'clock.
Tickets At the principal Hotels and Boos stores s3tf
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VHE SHAREHOLDERS

j JOURNEYMES gAILORS COOPERATIVE
UNION No 3 Chatham - hereby a1tdcd O. pay tho
balance on then shares Goa before the "a az ol Nov
~ order Of the Trustee. JOHN DONSELLY Pres.
F.wARpO MAfION 1ms
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DREMIUM on SPECIE.-I am now
AND WARRANTS -Constanly
FRANK DETACHMENT STATE OF

- New i0rk ALBANY. September ~, is1i-rhs BANK
OF MALONE franklin County has this das hci "a IN.
Office notice ufthe appointment II THE UNION BANK
Of rfo agent for the redemption II ts circl, notes
agreeable 10 the entitled Az acf % amend the
relating 20 incorporated Barks BANKING Accordion
and individual Bankers PASSED Auril n, iBjl
slj1 DANIEL h 81 JOHN Superintendent
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I,EyERETTs LAWN LEXICON,

TSNLARGED AND IMPROVED, complied chiefly from
II the Magnum Totus Latinitatis Lexicon at Faccolat
and Forcen and the German works of scheer and Lue.
nemann embracing also, the classical distinctions Of
words and the chronological Index from Freunds Lexi-
con.
The present edition of this standard and avore Latin
Lexicon has been much improved by the transfer to Its
columns of the classical distinctions Of Latin words, as
given in the Lexicon of Dr. VIM. Freund, of Germany.
translated by Riddle The classical degree Of each
word is indicated by fgure for example, word aoiho
figure is fully classical and CicerodR acih the figures
/, 2 and 3, words classical only in the first, sec
ond, &C., degrees and this distinction the student per
ceves at glance The chronological Index, also from
Freunds Lexicon has been incorporated into the present
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ton While transferring these notes and marks, cat
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given to it all similar works, render its recommends
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respectfully invited, being still worthy than IL
predecessors of the distinguished favor which the work
has hitherto received.
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SILK GOODS.
nara

DowEN 4 McNAMEE l12 and ia Broadway, New
ID York, have now in store, and will receive by early
packets and steamers, very extensive assortment OF
French, German, English, italian, and India
SILK AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety of the newest and richest styles
offered in this market. Sample cards ready
country and particularly old friends and custom
crs are assured that every attention has been paid
present stock Of goods unequaed either in extent
variety, by any similar establishment in the country.
Many of richest goods manufactured from de-
signs samples furnished by u.s. and will be found
adapted to the best trade in the larger cities and towns
The following embrace the leading articles Of stock:
Extra rich Chene and Brocade Silks.
Rich Paris Bareges, Muslins, and Organizes.
Rich printed silk Tissues article.
New style English poplins.
Barge de Laines Paris patterns.
New style French Prints
English. Scotch and American Printed Lawns.
guper Black eros de Rhines.
French and English Ginghams
PLAIN and EN- broidered Canton Grape Shawls
Rich Paris Ribbons large assortment.
Millinery Silks, Grapes, &c.
Dress Trimmings newest style.
Bombazines, Alpacas and Muslin de LANES.
Iaccs and Embroidery.
Linens and White Goods Of every description
Kid Gloves, best manufacture.
English and German silk and Cotton Hosiery.
Long and Square Cashmere Shawla
Rich Silk Mantillns, great variety
Pongee and Sptalfield Handkerchief.
Italian Cravats and Sewing Silks.
Also great variety of rich goods for evening dresses
not enumerated in the above.
Aso Sinchews Sarnets Fancy SILK Crayats, BAY State
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Bareges Sans Silk Scarfs Suspenders Plain black and
high colored Mousene do LANES, Turkey red Prints.
Curtain Muslins, Oil Silks, Belt Ribbons serges, Satin
Nestings, &c.
as- Those who visit this market for SIX Goods, who
would consult their interest and who desire to see
stock unsurpassed in every department at the very low
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SUPERIOR DAGUERREoTYPEs-lst Premium

L ii. WHITEHURST has extended the field OF his OPP
-. erations more ground than any daguerreo
typist in the country. His Galleries may be found
Pennsylvania avenue, between "A and 9th streets No
207 Baltimore street. Baltimore; corner Broadway and
Leonard street. New York. No II Main street. Richmond
Sycamore street. Petersburg Main street. Norfolk and
Main street, Lynchburg, Virginia.
His beautiful and highly finished electro Daierreo-
types extraordinary improvement insurng faithful
and highly finished hkenesses In n few seconds.
j. H. W. calls the attention Of the public generally to
his elegantly furnished Gallery Lane fuckers
store, where free exhibition of pictures will be
given.
Notwithstanding the unusual competition In Daguerre-
otypes at the recent Fair of the Maryland Institute he
was awarded the first medal by the judges.
Lkenesscs of every description copied and postmortem
cases attended to- ap 30-d6mo
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UPHOLSTERING AND PAPER-HANGING
ESTABLISHMENT

Bridge street, doors from Congress ST., north side.
ID ODER BROTHER respectfully inform their friends
III and the public generally, that they daily receiy-
ing in addition to their already large and extensive stock
of PAPER-HANGINGS AND UPHOLSTERING GOODS,
patterns of Paper, &c. We have in store OF
the most extensive assorments of Paper &C., in the Dis
trict Persons will find 1t to their advantage to give
call before purchasing elsewhere, sell cheaper
than any house In the District
Every article in line made TO order, such Hair
Shuck, and Cotton MATTRESSES, Pew Cushions, Cur
tans Feather Beds, Easy Chairs, Lounges, &C, &c.
Ga Patented Hair Spring Mattresses made to order
June 4-dt21W&S3w R0DIER BROTHER.