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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

Der a dnofl.r Homicids.--Sandsy is a great
,lay in Gotham, for wc seldom get over one without
having 10 record some act Of violcnee or other -
Yesterday q party OF roy-tsring blades met at q
house IN the rurlieus u the Five Points ssd one
med John Dorax got pretty well drunk. Whilst IN
that state he robbed Of nearly every di possible
article such as money! wsteh, shirt, pin, rings aad
other bsuhlcs lie charged thc woman Of the house
with being accessory 10 the ptnsdsr, which she de-
Med high words snsued, and three OF the hnies NJ
the house came 20 the rescwe cf the woman; knives
were then drawn and used pretty freely. Peace be
ing restored by the srriv Of odsesr Walsh,
Of -the indcfstxables, ives ascertained that Bill
Stevens-ons Of The bxIIjss arere saidhad received
three stabs in the regcs of the abdcmsu, which had
made Bill bB~th dust ne vas Of corrse 6fst at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
state OF Trade.

There has been good deal Of activity in the different
markets during the past week. In imported goods, part
culary the stock having been good deal reduced in
concurrence of the small importation, prices have inn
proved nd orders hy the steamboats, have been increased
hc ac counts from all the cities in the suspended drcs
give but little promise of rcyise Of trade In the east
ern anil sections the contrary, trade has re-
viyed in very great degree. Buffalo paper has the
following -
Produce is arr, ing freely fron the interior, sn1 re-
shjppcd almost Immediately for market.
N SONS departments there has been change since
las. sriur All articles IN the grocery line, particularly
have v ed from ~ TO - per cent Teas have
risen about /. and coffee per Domestic goods
more firu with slight ai,aacc and hardware and crock
cry have fallen from former quotations In other branches
or trade we observe but little alteration"
Corrox.This market has beer, 1primg the week, with
out animation sales to the cxts OF 2oo bales only
iol sr Florida; Z, III New Orleans; 81 i0t Moae;
81 ol Ursnd At the south the markets continue iarly
scy. for the Tho crop comes In freely. aud
GOOD deal Of old, which has hitherto been kept back
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

ssve de Msesry, h. Gs Jas. MGs, Tnos. Rice, Joshua
Easterite, Mr. Paget - - - -,
,oa NJ, % M saS Mss and
Mills Vandedhcf, Grant, Deyn-. Wilke MDonald, Mann
Pisrs, Bosgs, C.irs, AMI Franklin
Lospes- Poekei.hie SsnsosI Manly pissn Herbert DIX
eLilsen Mrs Hloh children Of Enysnd Gorse Blsn-
eharL Lousvilie XIV; Misc Husband, New York; Nss Apple
child.
UAMBUpG-Shiy Efarap0sa-Cap. Fafwen
RIO JAsrIRo-B Brig Jshn GHin-Cart q Young. Lieut.
Winslow, u . Navy, Capt Goodall, L Ellis, X Bark
CHARLrsroS-Sdip Saon Mrs Kinse, Miss Kinsie, Mrs
Bradford, Mrs. Brtt and children Mtssrs Mcdonald Nun-
ford, II Auslin, and Master Kinsie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
Greet Celebrit,on orthe Battle OF the Thames
9th October, IsI3. -.-..-

Both the great political partics--the democrats
and whgs-inc uding the rascals and otiicc-scekers
attached to each, celebrate on this blessed day, the
battle of the Thames, fought the 9th of Octsber
1873, exactly ~ years ago.
The wings have selected the Park for their parade
the democrats have chosen Wall-street, Broad way
and all about town. The wings glorify Gen. Harri-
son, who deserves glory-tne democrats lasd Col.
johnson, who also deserves laudaton. Which Of
these two great deserve il most Harrison or
Johnson-the candidate of the " igs, the csadi-
date of the democrats, every man can Judge for him
SELF after perusng the annexed official account of
the battle from the pen Of Gen Harrison himself
For oar poor self. cannot refuse to Join in both
celebrations-do honor to both heroes-drink the
wine of both facions-cat the fat things Of either
hurrah with both sides-!or tn Harrison and John
deserve IL all. As 10 saying which of the two
heroes should be elected to office, let every honest
put his hand to his heart and perform his duty
next moath, according to the dictates OF his own
conscience.
full account Of this days work, with all the
wisdom, folly, wit and patriotism Of both parties,
will be published Tomorrow so look out for squalls.
GEN. HARRISON AND Cot JoHNsoS-THE Bat
TIES or LAKE ERIE AND THE THAMES.
In the year 1913 being the second of the war; Gen.
Harrison concentrated his forces at the foot Of the
Maumce Rapids, (Gen. w agnes battle ground, 10Th
August, 1894, and Fort Meigs,) while Com. Perry's
little feet was building at Erie, penn The two
commands intended to cooperate, regain De-
troit, and make descent upon Upper Canada.
In the beginning of September, Perry got his
sells under way, sailed up TO the head Of the Lake,
and anchored in Putin Bay. Gen. Harrison's head
quarters were then at Seneca, near Sandusky Bay.
He Immediately sent detachment of troops to assist
Perry board his vessels, in clearing the Lake
Harrison's army distributed in detached corps
along the Lake, from Fort Meigs to SaRdusky Bay.
On T. C 10th September, 1918, at sunrise, the Bri-
fish fleet appeared in sight, and at minutes past IL
o'clock, the action became general on both sides.
At o'clock, P. NJ, Commodore Perry wrote 10
Gen Harrison as follows:
'DEAn GrNra,r,-we have met the enemy and they are
Two ships two briggs one schooner and sloop
Yours, with great respect and esteem.
so II. PERRY"
"SEPrEMBER 18th, 1919.
"DE,R Sun,-We have great number of prisoners
which wish to land. Will you be good to order
guard to receive them and inform of the place. Con-
sides. From the best information have more prisoners
than have board vessels
In great haste, yours, very truly,
40. ii. PERRY.
Major General HARRrsoS"
In this conflict the British lost their whole naval
force on Lake Erie, consisting of the ships Detroit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

NEW ORLEASs-Sh Russell Gioper-Mr Phi lirs, Mrs
Lebai Mrs Hoy chdren and servant Mr. AMI Mrs Lott aud
children, Mess,s II Hunt, sheffield, A Peck Ms Peck
r' Jacobs essr Sexton Kin, sbury G lett Rodney Poo
ley, Fisher WIN Creevey Reder John Gray, Opksr Wad
C,mpesli, Russell Mckinney, A Kinney, Mrs Ca"p-
SHIP NasheiHeMr Nudge LADY, child and servants George
WAITRESS lady two children and servant Mrs Edward Tefr
and et'ld Mssrs Allen, Morse Pile B.tteie Mrs RUSSELL
NJ Mrs Reney w Mills and BABY Mrs Chur. WIN Pa%:r
e., of New York ud aud i.dr, Mrs Boyd,
children and nurse, " hatcher; Miss Matilda Boy Della
ware; NJ Ed = ards. OF Mar, land.
Shp Kentucky from Boston-Afr,d Munroe Esq. of Con-
cord, Mast
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Latest AIvlcea


hi. Aps,y % s, JoSrs Ssi Fd~.ra w.iw-.I,J xss..
Tho mas DuAn y CuIe,, Lsndspi frcks.cr ,bt. IRE
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Muir Charles Tore rieabis gnssis tsrhcns sna-
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Cooke Georgia; John Lewis Robert Green John Day tns-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

Nyrr,r- y. G.. SEPT ss,-Arr Mhchsli Chadwick, ~
yorl. rld Il purand RUSSELL New York; Endeavor, Co
sev do. Alabama. Wrcten, West indies.
Wuvus.ro- NJ e. Sept. 3osArr sshra, Nickcfson. 30
psre America Brcoks. New York; Repeater. Frsnces,
Az u,gulus Marston. DO; Warwick Brown, Boston: Hud
SON. wyman DO; cli Champion, Mitchell, frecport
sparkcr, Smith, Cuba. -,
B,lrrwoRr Oct 3-sr star Providence hudson, Cody.
NYork. -.
Nrw oyrr,vs SEPT et-ar Isssc Hichs Nyork; Thocss,
Kinrsson Jam; feslcr, Thomafton, ~. cid Martha
Warrington. Liverpool; Grampus, Boston. -.
NoprorK Oct 2-fn Hampton Rcrds, chip Indian Chief
I'm James River bound 10 Rotterdam; sid RiAemsn 'or
The Meredian, Williams. bound to Antwerp, went 70
last evening,
co,or,ro IN, Norfolk ,uss arr I'm Baltimcvs
for 81 John.P n the SANE dsyi Merchant IN barcrs,
jus, arr; oirsrd IN ssco de- Vessels sascn 70
sgus,r, rIsh, pslic ~ Croix leth ~ suonsf
Bopnaire lsih 10 lead FOR York General wsshnQone
tsan ia ecr~e Pollock BALTIMORE 10th, Maria. Turks
sienI isth 10 lead FOR EhEaheth City. Nc.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

IL was T2sS7 2ss consequently fi52a5 had been
taken from the make the dividend In answer to
questions the chairman said that alteration had taken
place the sysem of the branch banks sndthtthe sys
TEN of profit to the bank and generally
approved dividend of threesnd.shslf per cent. was
then declared and motion reduce the salary Of the
gov half that of the deputy governor third
and that Of the directors fifth negatved only two
persons being in favor Of
Last year. it will be recollectcd, excitement
created by the reduction of ne dividend from to 81 per
cent II now appears that the Bank has invade its
plus to make out the latter sum.
Recent adviees China stated that 900 900 lbs of
tea would be consigned this season, notwithstanding
isting diff cues In the early part OF the IL wes
supposed that than half the usual quantity would
be shipped Many, therefore, bought largely to hold at
high prices The rise in prices checked consumption;
the stocks therefore nearly large last year
The following is comparative table of the state of the
trade to the 5th August, 1910.
Duty paid for home use, fl767S277 Eco, i99,452
Exported as stores l,7a2si2 3,093,i20
Sent coastwisc in bond, 3,9JEl2 32l0,2tS
Stock Of tea IN London, 40,000O0o 42oooOO0
" in all the ports, 5l,ooOio00 o2'ooo,ooo
This with the reduction in consumption for at east a
year and half supply before the expiration of the time it
may be expected that present difficulties may be settled
the highest price the duties have recently decln'
ed from IS 30 per cent The market has however again
assumed degree Of frmness under the expectation that
the dispute with the Chimes may not be settled so easily,
or spe edily is by many parties in this
try or in India.
The excitement appears to have produced serious
effect the Paris Savings Bank there drawn
Monday and Tuesday 775OoO francs whilst the deposits
amounted only to 4i2, 2J7 francs.
The transactions at the stock exchange yesterday
fair extents at prices which have slightly hucuated.
Manhattan Bank improved per cent Deaw are and Hud
son Harlem Railroad T. U. S. Bank declined cent.
Sales of Indiana 5s 1868, made at 10, Ohio 6s, 1852
at 90.
The Eagle Fire Company have declared dividend of
o per cent, pay able on the 10th.
have received the monthly returns of the Treasury
notes follows:
Returns OF TREAsuaY NorEs on SFPr lsT. COMPARED
Ger. !. leie.
SEPT. Oct. l..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
MONEY MARKET.

=
We have again few days later from Europe. The
money market appears have continued in the same dis
turbei AMI fuctuatin- condition, being Influenced alto.
rcther Jy the continually ns Character of political
Affairs Consols upto the latest dates hal not recovered
from the depression. II Pars funds had fuctuaed e
per cent from day day. The state Of the question was
as unsettled asi dangerous than cvcr The consan,
Gictuat. had caused some heer! stock failures. He
brew broker short cousols tn the .ount Of Goo
on ne had been spcculaiing for rise, In American
stocks there very little doing. The following were
some Of the quotations
raerc,aru, ofihc Bank Of Ensian TO the 18th sept,
compared with the returns Of tho 18Th August
noi. bonds ySra. r'd's'''' I" ~. s,
u 9. Bank. ........ssns.
,,... f,,inss i Sd. ''f $3.50. o''r''''
S ;SS:i,,'' a ,.s% H: .ssss '''''' m.
This return shows afurhcr decline in the Bullion.
In the foreign exchanges there vas no improvement
Yesterday The rate for bills on Hamburg was - g on
Paris u sa 40. on Amserlnm IL to on Antwerp Ia
NJ 10 A. aud on Fratkf,t, iss. 10 lds Bullion continues
to 90 gradually hut steadily Of the country, and remit.
tanc.s were hooked for u g. Bank account and some
large fom South America. At corrective fcr this
export coin, is the revival Of the export trade which
seemed steadily increasing, and III doubt aHce' the
market the purchase OF foreign corn osasrs
Corn ofhe value Of had recently tccn released
irom BOND IN the Manufacturing disrcs ahhirs scemea
10 be- improving and prices Of produce were
sustained
general hoa at the Bank Of England to dc.
clare dividend the 10th September Mr. r. Perry the
deputy governor took The choit the absence Of Sir
John Rae Reid, the The Chairman said that the
Court Of Directors, having considered the state Of the
Banks accounts, recommended that d, iepd Of three
apds per cent for the half should We declred
He expected 10 he asked questions the Of the
a.. uvoois hath hat no
and that when the last div iend declared
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

E,<ssrox Nssxsr. SEPT. 5--ihds sugar, sell at sos.
ial mel loci, barrels sold e3s. a. per dos terccs
coffee sold As g. s 10 e. los per ioolbs; do. do With
drawn at 81 tos. to &c per do.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

POPULATION OF NEW O.LsANs-The census Of
the city and suburbs of New Orleans, being nearly
completed, shows a total population OF more than
10000 In 1880, ii contained less than 81, 900.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

This return shows some little improvement in the
of the government. They have apparently received
enough from the banks to enable them this month to meet
their engagements and 10 redeem S.oo0o0 OF Treasury
notes These will probably be again issued in the
ceedrg month, when the means derived from the banks
shall have become exhausted The flowing Official
table othe denomination and rates of interest borne BY
the notes issued and redeemed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

On the 81 instant In the 18th year OF age. Mrs Johanna
Saf wife Of Ja~es staff The friends Of the family are
TO a;tsni bog funeral from her late residence
No 40 Pitt street, without further invstcn Monday
this afternoon. at four o'clock precisely
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
nv TpIs MORNINGS SOUTHERN MAIL.

Ur,Lra cr NEw OsLuASs.-Therc is not sick
new enough in New Orleans to furnish case piece
for the faculy; never have past M re saubrou'
summer. Abssntess may now return in perfect SAFE
t~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

At Richmond, on Friday, county Flour wa: n
good demand at ss5 Ia; Wheat, red Hoe, white
Use demand good and supply fair. Corn soc; Oats
Is a d cts Whiskcy De in hhds. and &c ia sbls.
No change in Tobacco. Rates II Exchsag~ 90 Lon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

FlovR wa. selling in Baltimore last Saturday, ct
o. "a X II ID
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

AZ Petersburg, Va, On Thursday, the rsec'p's OF
r. h.ceo were noted as much reduced All descrip-
tons we're in fair demasd at full prices "a 10 $50
for Ines. and leaf IS 80 9 80 20 II, as in quality
VIII, Al scarce and in demand-red, fair to prime, 81
a \ oj; white do, S1.05 lilo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

Lake Erie having opened passage TO the territory
Of the enemy, the officer commanding the north
western army, ansferred the war; and rapidly par
suing the hostile troops, feeins with their savage
associates forced a general action, which quickly
terminated IN the capture oi the Brti'h, aud dis
person of the savage force!
"Thc result is sigaally honorable to Major Gene
raj Harrison, by whose military talents il pre-
pared, TO Colonel Johnson, and his mounted vol
untecrs, whose impetuous onset gave decisive
blow to the ranks of the enemy and to the spirit Of
the volunteer militia eq1ally brave and patriotic,
who bore interesting part ia the scene; more es'
peciay to the ch ef magistrate Of Kentucky, at the
head of them, whose herosm, ,ignalized in the war
which established The Independence OF his country,
sought at am advanced age, share in the hardships
and battles for maintaining its rights and safety"
Mysrrprors ArrAta.-Extract Of letter dated,
Nassau IN. P) 9th August, 1880, received via Ha-
vasa'
"a singular circumstan occurred a few days
ago. A large French slip from Hamburg bound To
Havana, was picked up BIZ OF oar little wrsekers
about fortnight ago. quite deserted. She wasfh at
with sails set but iib--not the least injured
having very valuable cargo OF wines, silks fruits,
&c, and all in good order, snI her papers and every
thing board VA their proper places. When
sounded, three feet water was found in her held,
which Immediately pumped oct and u wa.
a cat were ONLY found alive. There were a number
of cages, with Canary birds. apparently starved 10
death in them. have seen oae OF the persons who
FIRST went Oh board (our old wrecking Acquaintance
beautifully furnished and bad all the appearance Of
passengers hiviag jast STEPPED ont Of them one in
particular had adic. toilet, combs, brushes, &e -
aud on a settce lay bonnet, shawl work box, nee
les thmble & c, a. iftha, MON ent laid down. No
one can conjecture why she was abandoned. There
are many on beard addressed TO different mer-
chants in Havana, and the vessel by which | avn
now writing - Dispatched ~ gain some information
on the subject. She is a large ship, built this
year, and named the Rosalie-Ns,c O,fsoas Bee.
LArnn FROM JANArA-We have received King
s,on papers 10 the Ssh ult inclusive. There is no
particular news IN them. The Dispatch is filed 40
usual with ar,i les again the Baptits and negroes
snd crops In ST AIMS the crop IL was said would
turn out bad. We make the following extracts.
The ST. Jsso Gazette has ccnt radicted the report
that was curremt cf the appointment Of Sir Charles
Metcalfs to tAe GoverncrCeneralshipo Of India, but
npon what authority our contemporary has omitted
TO state.
The Honorable House of Assembly has been fur
thrr prcrcr ned TO the 9Th October next.
We unde rstand the attention of the Trinity House
has been directed to the subject &C the proposed
Light H.use al Morsnt Poiat. We have REASON Cor
hei.yisg Her Mnivstss Government will lend taeir
aid towards its erection; assurediy the work Il
be begun too soon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

PARK THEArRE.-Mr. Haclctt repeated kim
Lear Saturday to audience that nigh. have
been without diminishing its respect
ability Fra Diavolo is to be revived tonight with
strong cast-the Woods, Brough, Letter and Jones
being in the role
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

D1y- UxioS CoURsE.-The races commence
Tuesday ext (6,h) at eleven o'clock, and coniinse
throug hout the day. with six races.
The stables of Mr.. Robert Stsvens, Major Jones,
Captain Stockton, Mr. Laird, and Mr.. Vanmater,
are on the ground.
Persons will be stationed board Of each boat at
the South Ferry to sell stand and gate tickets to
prevent detention at the conrse.
Gentlemen visiting the course with ladies on that
day, arc informed that way viii be opened through
Mr. Branch's lot for their exclusive use.
Gentlemen purchasing S3 tickets will have their
gate money refunded.
Members will be furnished With badges at the Pa
vil;on.
TIE cars will ran from the South Ferry through
out the day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

HERALD MARINE NEW S.

Port Of New York, October .
N RISES. .......6 II MooN SETS ..........i2
N .... as ~ nigh WATER. 9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
TREASURY MOTIFS IssuED.
1
800 0y0
Total amount ass ,7r3
TREASURY NorEs REbEEsIEp.
Rates ofInferesi
I 900 ,2,ooi $4,000

From this appears that the principal redemions have
been of the st per 900 notes during the past month
The folio wing is table of the semannual yidends de-
clarcd at Boston, and pay able Oct5:-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

tended 20, and removed 10 the hospital, where the
wounds were dressed, bat presumed mortal. Dorax
cut also but not dangerously, and his injuriss
gistraies and discharged on giving security for his
Temperance if wanted. The other Tufi,ns were
slightly wounded, but they escaped in the confusion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

ns- CHArH,M THE Hill no sooner
closes, than we find the Manager Of the victorious
Chatham with greater attraction thas Ever on hts
boards. Rice, the celebrated Jim Crow and grand
original of all the Thespaa negroes is in the Held
Mrs. Lewis, one Of he most effective and talented
representatives of tragic herninss, Master and Miss
Wells Ia Petite Bertha, and the universal iavor'te
Master Wood all are there To delight the audience
with surprising eyelltions on the light fantastic
toe" Then too. we have the bea tispl and accom-
pIishel actress, Nrs Tborne W God, the great pan.
feminist, Stanley. Stevens, Cline. Mrs Mosscp aud
A host Of other brilliant lights. The pieces this eve
ming arc Jumbo Jun, the Black Cupid, and the new
drama Of the Cross of Death, in which the co!ebra
,sd horse Nimrod is iniroiuced. With such attrac-
tons Thorne must endcavor 10 enlarge his house to
accommodate the public, or he will be under the
necessity OF disappointing many friends
lyy- FIRST BRIGADE LIGHT HORSE ARTIL.
LTRY--supvlemcnt 20 81 i-hde Order, No.li
So mach Of this order relates to Review is hereby
countermandcd.
Tn. Brraic Review will take place al n o'clock A. NJ
The Mai,r General Review az o'clock, rM.
Briradc Head Qaartcs, Knowlaals io:cl Harlem, from
IA NJ. to or. VI.
BY Order.
OcIhlsn HENRY STORMS, Brgad. General
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

FOUGHT OCTOBER 5th, 1913.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

hy- The New DIoRAMA This exhibition, at
All Broadway, is daily attracting increased patro-
mage and attention. The paintings are by the dstin-
guishcd inventor Of the Daugcrrcotype, and are
gems Of art while the novel effect produced in en-
hibiting the different grades Of lisht from dawn
Ill midnight adds greatly To the interos, Of the
hibition, which we take great pleas are in again
commencing To puvlic notice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

y~rrL.s - foe trr of tsp. lsun<hsd ON ne
Nh v,rI ~ Ed- ard Robinson, % Tha~sstar 2sa she
W" built By M w.'sh 70 70 b. se~~sraed ~ o.ass
fro hs sip ysr5 IL Mil River. she vas s~iit b, VI wm
ssiscr bnrsn about see tone ssd 70 - ee""@n"ea ny
4 art. Arson Butler
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05

Sehr L. Fsvsfs, of Camdsn Me, ?sndlstos, from New
York Bosos coal and apples and Hour deck
ost Pc .ck xip the 9th Mt Nothing saved bat
the nsssa Aso ases~nt ssssss ssss ssi's and rigging
sIip Meridian from Nsw Yort f,r Cedar Keys with govern
WAS ~ schr Whale and soop Plume,
the Toul the ~ h~ 18th ult was got of and
West and there discharged ana VIII Undergo
rrirals al QueJec-ADnexs I'd 10 comparative statement
arn,s the port of Quebec, up TO Sept z5 inclusive,
for the years 1893 and isae; W, r
,sao ..I,is2 353bS0
1888 'o' '''reS
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-03-26
SHIP CHANDLERY

A GENERAL Assortment constantly on hand
"A. and for sale by ZlNA HYDE u CO., Front
street, Bath; including CORDAGE, Manila and
Tarred from the manufactures OF Plymouth, Mar
blehcad and Boston, by the gang or retail
Sail Cloth, Dack and Irvine of most descriptions.
ANCHORS ofall sizes, warranted.
CH.7IN CABLES, Sheets and lies of Boston
manufacture from English refined iron and war
ranted for two years; also, English Chains. Bolt y
Sheet Copper. Composition Spikes and Nails, with
other Castings of all descriptions.
Uindlsss Necks and Capstam Spindles.
ZINC SHEATHLNG NAILS, a new and appro-
pirate article
NAVAL STORES, Paints, Oils and Glass
Troy Pressed Spikes, from three to ten inch.
Ship Blocks and Pumps.
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books and
Charts.
Many ofthe above articles, can on suitable notice
be delivered TO the purchaser at his place of bust
ness, direct from the mandatory free of expense
to him, and at the manufactor slowest prices.
Bath Jan, 80, 1893. 1y7