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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-05
Vol. 1g--N0. XXnI.
Savage Rencontrc,

A most savage and murderOus combat occur
red few days since, near l.ewIsburg, Conway
county, Arkansas, between DR.. Nimrod Meme
fee, and Nelson Philips. They met in the
woods, (having previously qunrrelled.) without
any witness except negro boy who happened
accidentally to paSs-and the result is thus sta
ted in the Little Rock Gazette Phillips dis
charged his pistol first, and missed his antago-
mist. Manefce then fred and shot Philips
through the back. The latter then drew his
knife and attacked NJ. with it, and at the first
thrust, gave him frightful cut in the abdo-
men which lei out hIs cntrais. Menetee hav-
ing no weapon except his empty pistol, and be-
ing inferior in size TO Philips, defended HIM
selfthe best way he could, by warding off the
blows of his antagonist, with his pistol. The
first knife used by Philips broke off al the han
die, when he drew another, and renewed the
combat. In this way they fought for near half
an hour, sometimes on their feet and sometimes
on the ground until both became so completely
exhausted by fatigue and loss of blood, that they
were compelled TO desst for want OF strength
to continue the contest,
| On assistance coming up, the parties were
found stretched on the ground, weitering in
their blood, and both supposed to be mortally
wounded. DIR. Menefcc, we understand, was
! horribly cut to pieces having no less than 81
cuts and stabs. He survived only a few days
Mr.. Philips received only one serious wound
pistol shot through the region of the kidneys
and no hopes are entertained of his recovery.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-05

The following address was delivered in Fa-
neuil Hall, Boston, by Mr.. Hawkins, one of the
Reformed Drunkards from Baltimore, who are
now travelling as agents for the Temperance
Society.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. A, 1s4a.


Cleared.
Ships samanng, Bssne, Hull Eng Howes Godfrey & Ro-
Mershsnt' Boss Lisbon, ii Robertson Jean Key (Bsissnj
r fT sS: ce Sop %% E'Y
Wright, Cults Sc Kiil,, Themp,oa Adams; Britannia, OBI
TSsI; NsylosqSSp%, ksa9s salSss, Brown %
oSSsS n ese ao s.STn 30 s Pns sgsss
EssnSars Hunter John Clark Calling fbiiadephsa,
Cooley Co; Compliance Sparrow Boston; Cooley Co
Packet ship C1%bIIdgs Bar.,9y from Liverpool Oct -
pence for Antwerp The h,s had nothing but westerly gales
and s . s' Hook on
os sh Ms t 90 tfa oa. e Gays fire." New oe' with cot
s S1ses 4 spcc d a CO.. from Spa ee With w
,i Brig s ds,oss r days Charleston with and
s Is L. DAYS :, from s% S I asS F nj Bib BIZ
ss F g GCS Rsns days from Georgetown with
kk s ss;; s, 's S. fS B' * .s II
p ssr S To hoff s,, days Richmond with coal and
@%i rsy ss . s @ SC with
to S John OGDEN rys iG% With cotton
se6I Angelina, Linea, day. from Philadelphia u,, coal, to
schr Frank, Bdton from Alexandria with -four 10
ssh5 Assw Rogers. from Phadelphaw corn and -four,
schr Henry Springer Walton from philadelphia with coal,
schr Jaliet,e wosl.m. from Petersburg with cotton to
s:hr Maria. Smith, days from Philadelphia with mdse, to
selr Niagara Young days from Philadelphia with coal to
scir Edward J. Ballard Lawson from Virginia, with oys-
schr Amanda Hudson days from Philadelphia. w,h coal
to master. ~''''
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General Observation-Disclosures
Cards--Bills, &c.
no Rupsanaoc D..u,ltc

Having now nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city, we are ready to print books pamphlets cards.
bills and all kinds OF useful and elegant printing on the
most moderate terms, and for cash pay ments
This Office we have fitted up at great expense--in
types presses and materials of all kinds We have alrea
dy executed work the of several thousands
dollars end are still busy printing ofthe beau.
tiul articles ever issued from the press Ladys Maya
zinecalled the "ARTr is printed in this Office and
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country The beautiful Typography of the New
YoRK LANCET is well known.
All applications for printing will be made to Mr. JosrrH
ELLIOTT the Manager at the office of the Heraldor up
stairs in the printing Office entrance % Nassau street
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR OF THE HERALD GENERAL PAINTING OFFICE
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
New YoRx, 10th Sept, 1912
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SHIP ON FIRE!
NLsyU ,nvrGVE

r.
The storm DER the ocean flew furious and fast,
And the IN foam the voice of the blast;
And heavily labord the gale beaten ship
Like stout-he arted swimmer the spray his lip.
And dark was the sky DER lie manners path,
Except when the lightning Humid IL in wrath
young mother knelt in the cabin below
Aud pressed her fond babe 10 her bosom Of s
shs payd to her God, midst the hurricane wild,
oh, Father, have mercy, look down my child %
HlS Scene intended 10 depictt the feelings Of passengers
who had 10 contend with The terors Of atempest that burst
returning their land buoyant with hope, end excited
by the anticipated delight Of being welcomed by friends from
whom they had been long separated After the ceasbg Of the
Storm the ship discovered be IN flames AMI the Of fire
awakens the agonzing fears BOSOM They
lost to hope but at length the midst Of their despair
sail appears IN sight, and they saved.
ATWlL 20 Broadway, has published most OF all the cee
braed songs as composed and BY Mr. Henry RUSSELL the
distinguished vocalist Among the last the above named
ued" The Ship Fire,n written by G Mackay Esq The
musc composed by Henry Russell Also, Gamblers We-
The Mother who hath child at SeaOh, this LoveWilI
body marry me lNot Married Yet--Brave Old Oal-Some
love to roim-We have been friends together, &c. &C..
wslt.es. &C &c. &C. AfwiLL's, aoI Brosdysy,
d2 3is Sc Paus.
-INOfS TOYs!! TOYS Just opened new and flesh
assortment Of common and fine Toys suitable for the bo
days 233 Centre street. opposite Centre Market for sale
wholesale and retail cheaper than ever, Toy dealers
specially invited TO call and Cor themselves Don't
forget the number-233, two doors above Grand street
n2l snw % ial.m
JAMES h CO.
dec 90 Wall street
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ga. sARsApARlLLA. sAssAFRAs AND q

CO. SARSAPARlLLA, SASSAFRAS AND GEN
TIAN-The virtues of these articles in purifying tn
qood removng Initiated secreons and restoring the
OF the system when debated by disease mercury
strongly insisted by the best medical authorities The
celebrated Extract sold by the College Medicine and
Pharmacy is compounded of these medicinal roots and
therefore infinitely superior to the mixtures of spurious
Sarsapara and Lquorce to which mercury added to
strengthen them which sold under the name of eek
tract of Sarsaparlla The Extract sold by the College
will supercede these useless and and
tons. The immense sale of this article has given the
members Of the College the gretest encouragement and
they have doubt that the their genuine
and skilfully compounded medicines will put end
to the vending of secret nosrums and deadly nallibe
remedies" The Extract of Sarsapara is sold cents
per bottle Six bottles in $3.50, twelve do So.
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal office ofthe College 81 Nassau st.
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General Record.
reports % s9s bsass .:s S S
was 70 have gone ashore that S as the people
ws e s5 rpns ssI The hos,sd sooI but
he beach ''''''' nag "0"s''' was "'''''' ~
Foreign Ports.
LrvFRrooL, Ms. dateAr Quairuple swau NYork, aud
HsLrAr, Nov sAT Charlotte. yanvrin Alsrandri, ao,,
W. ess,,eaTss Taylor AeHand5is: ed Leone L'wsll
i ao'N '''' bangs f'''''''' Condor Patterson" Alex
Home Ports.
NC. SD STIRLING, Savannah: Kosaio Cook Mobile.
& sGS a ~' GE1 s S'scs sS Ay Ss
Barn. Nov ss-sld Henry, M'M.nus, Matannas; Winnie.
Ea9cs Lowell Ap'asheola W% PaIIing.pP Hgse., Bar
HiIsS caS.
hcuPP 65ta MOO Siss van' shawmu Ballard
posTH.sD Nov Scar Hudson tnew. sia tons) Bucknam
s.Lrm. Nov ssEA% Ssaisvs, Means, Philadelphia.
Road; night Of the gale and g, IN Contact with
e Ts9 s S ss md s
anchor and being dark She Her boysp
he heavy NV blow prevent going ashore
Cd stsSe%s GbaS Sect I icy Sna Portland
PLrMouTH Nov a7-An Lnnett Bartlett Phiadephs. Sid
Sss arrival s l nsGy rugged
Hadsq Great
cam W R:sr Bao WsS" VIII
,PTILADELPHA, DEG s-Au Two Brothers, May NIIsven
Providence; John Endcott Endicott NYork Geo Wheaton
CASTOR, do.
WImSoroS, NC. Nov 23-Au Lisbon, st Thomas; Star
Bsmadai New York. Martnique Constellation st Johns
PR. Cid Aurora do; Adebaran, Hayt; John. Guadaoupe
Mary Emily, Demersa; Cocheco. Barbados.
, CBAnLEsToN; Noy 28-An Marcella, Hagar NYork G
Bourne Perry, Polt Leon In the citing, ships. Arr 9Th
Somerset, CD WilIians PemeIara Cld GaJ5ow Corner
Cooper. Boston, Northumber and, Mason Baltmore Ann
Towne. do; Maador (Brem) Baier Bremen; Lancet Hot
SEES. NOrleans; Thames, AxwoIthy, Cuba
GroReErows sc. Nov 22-Cld New World. Young. Yves
land Cid 18th, Waterman, Barbados.
SAVANNAH, Nov 26-Arr America Burr, Newport RI
MOBILE, Nov 22-Au American, Burgess, Savannah. Clt
Atalanta, Hart, NYork; Augusta, Post, Havana
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Foreign Inlportations.

LrvEsrooL1shp Cambridge-loo casks bleaching powders
Persse Brooks-l0 pkgs Sands Fox White
a Collamore2 Roosevelt Steel-i A Van Nest-l Nc
Gowan 4 Hayes- John w Tacet-2 Stuart66 Hicks co
ingalls, & Scots kttewe-l9 Smith, Thugar col
Tisdae Borden Brooklyn White Lead Coz r Tones
sons2 Hall Brothers-li John Gihon col Thos Huat
II Worrall Wood Costes-s X WonalI & sons-i w q
Suart-2 Duff yones-6 Joseph Rhodes-2 Richardson &
tons coal $500 sacks salt Marshaieo bars RR iron cask
bales order.
MANsANILLA-Brig Buenos Ayes-I0 pcs mahogany do
csdar 90 ances wood sticks ay wood 10 bales
tobacco u fusc 0H do a wood S. 300
palm leaf I60 ceI0ons bbls honey Nicholas Curtis.
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20 RHEUMATISM---The most eficacious remedy
for rheumatic affections is found in the compound and
highly concentrated Extract Of Sarsaparla prepared by
the authority of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy Of
the city of New York. Many of the most distress
sing and inveterate char acter have been permanently
cured by the Of few bottles of this popular medicine
pr Brandes Dictionary OF the Materia Medca speaks Of
this preparation in the most unqualified terms of approba
on is also of infinite service in all scroulous diseases
cutaneous eruptons and those affections resulting from
the abuse OF mercury Sold in single bottles rs
each cases of half dozen bottles, So so do Dozen
&c. w. s. RICHARDSON Agent
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau St
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On saturday sd inst WIN. p NEWTON aged eight years
son of VIM X. and Rachel Ann Newton
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
pectuly invited to attend the funeral from the residence
of his father, SO Lewis street. this Sunday forenoon
10 o'clock.
On Friday, % instant, WALTER CLARK in the 30th year
of his age.
The friends and relatives of the family and those of his
brother Thomas Clark respectfully invited attend
his funeral this morning at 81 O'Clock from the residence
OF his mother, l76 Orchard ST
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Passenrers ArrIved.

LUERrooL-Packet ship Cambridge-Wm A Dawson and
lady, of Charleston; Mrs Hancock child England; Colin
Mcaae, Scotland; Hugh Kennady New Orleans; z Leaf
Crozer. British Army; Anowsmih, Preston, Erg-5O in
the
Mountaineering Buenos Ayres-Bemio Unana Jose Fer
nando Ayuere.
NEw OELEANs-Ship Louisa-Miss Caroline Peck, Miss M
l. Green, Frederick Bushne-lI in the steerage.
PoRT LEoN-Bng Statra-J Golden.
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There Is no material change in the markets.
ashes-Pots are at IS 37t. Pearls have advanced l2Jc
sales at S. s7iaS5 o. The stock Of Pots bbs and
of Pearls, 1859.
Beeswar.Sales of Southern Yellow at 20 cents cash
MotasseaINew crop New Orleans has been sold at "a
cents.
Naval Stores-spirits Turpentne sales at ~ cents
months. -
Oiis.-Whale is held at 80 cents Linseed at 2Ia5
cents per gallon lower; English at s2l cents and best
American at go
Provisions. Prime Pork continues firm at 50 rs Beef
steady sales OF Mess at 30 10 50 Prime 50 s75 New
Lard sells at 8 a sic.
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PhiIadeJphia Cattle Market.

Beef Cattle There $40 head market; sales were
made at from to 4c and 100 head left over; ITO of the
above were from Virginia and Ohio 37 Cows Calves
sales from S7 10, extra S32 sprngers Sill is Dry
cows 70 10. Hogs-420 at market, 240 from Ohio so
ala 4c 10 len over io, sbsen ssea oc a. a7 iaes az
81 621.
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THE NEW YORh
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
AND
PHARMACY.
EsTABLlsHED FOR THE

SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY,
with the S@ % Sssn, - s
@ Ten ho are meow s Tosr strength T
paraeiled in the annals of medicine.
| EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA.
This article has been prepared great expense accord
ing to the process Of the Partisan pharmaceuss and
ration Of now offered Sr sale in this country
Together with the active principle of the Ssiiar oci-
pasthe best species OF the roohe College have ncor
porated that peculiar modification Of sugar. which has
been termed siycyrhsin In the Extracts" of the nos
Of ouorice is the Chief and can readily be do
tected But 1t is proper to state that in most this
extract of quorics 10 adulterated and contains copper de
rived from the which the decocton of the root is
evaporated The College wish thus particularly guard
the public against the pernicous tendency of mixtures
containing large quantities oil this poisoned quorice The
Extract prOpered by the College, contains also APP
propratc quantity OF the peculiar principle
Gentius King of Illyra, who first discovered
its great vrtues) small portion Of the active constu
ens OF the Lavus Sassarcs another vegetable, whose
known, has likewise been added These several articles
have been incorporated and their peculiar principles
compounded in highly concentrated form, and the
suit has been the production Of vegetable Alternative
and ID tonic, unequalled for power and etdc.sy.
edition Just published Of Brandes Practical Dictionary
of the Materia Medica -
"This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuaa
tsm-in obstinats cutaneous eruptions-in indolcy,
ulcersn glandular aectons-n diseases of the bones
attendedby dull aching palms, tumors and understanding
the eshand e has prorrda rslaoie remedy and has
long administered tn pair and when the diseased stale Of
The system has been Of many years duration In he after
riousy Infected the system possesses powers not Hitherto
obserped any other fieis Of the Maeria edica"
% liz c.:ss OF "S nAIs,l.Donrs BoIILs., IS 80.
| ONE DOZEN 90.
Cases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
The UNI Tsc MxfTsE
for all forms Of dyspepsia low SPIRITS loss OF
disposition eonsumpton and al complains arising
yffE Sfd n s s2sf; Il and 81 each
FOR the of rheumatic pains ccc bruises, sp
snd Rs. s s bodies
THE PARIsIAN AFFIRMATIVE MIXTURE.
toms, produced 81 iniad,coa. q mercury 81
FTaaif.. fst s@s. PILL
For the Of ali dersngements Of the liver Purifying thu
and giving NEW ssS %"S TO- The v % %eScne
entirely supercedns the drastic pugatves of the nos,ru
''"' THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL.
and and the regular action Of ts female
SIX f;".; III sF1 So OF PILL
$% s%s 4 SSTraGSdsT$ SSFu~n
o% :" s boe. At 3
The above pcp,raon also be had Of the following
'oo'senr in this ''y'-c CAUTION,
The only places in the city Of New Yo where the medicines
SSssEHSs $SE'es s4Ss S Gu Broadway
OF VS.. RICHARDSON. Agent
GLOVES, vELvETs AND SILKS RESTORED
R & snS K. 70 si
original condition and on very reasonable terms Orders and
' a, s, ''"s DR rEwls sEucHryAsssn
ron = ,upppno, :, -,
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Principal office of the College, ~ Nassau st., ~ Y.

DO MEDICINE CHESTS, containing an adequate
supply of the remedies for the of gonorr and
gleet sold by the authority Of the College of Med
cine and Pharmacy Of the city Of New York-prce So
These medicines guaranteed to the worst and
protracted cases, without tantng the breath or pro-
ducing any injury to the system The class of patients
for whose these chests have been prepared
nestly requested to avoid unprincipled and ignorant
quacks. who generally produce by their NAL
diseases than the original malady The members
OF the College responsible persons desire to save
the afflicted from imposure. Orders for these chests
addressed to
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent OF the
college OF Nassau street
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LvERPooI-Stean ship Acadia, from Boston-Ion Og-
den Burns; Chas Levey, john Smith, Wainwright, A
Gait Mrs Feuwick and child of Canada Robert Pow Eng
snd w BS S an Roberts, Boston, Dslsposs
New York Lieut. NJ G,lis u s Navy; H Carleton New
Oeans Chandler Detroit; Rambert, Florida; Mr. Wood
nancy. For Halifax-Lieut ngs, British Army; John
Grant. Halifax. = - "
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Domestic Impcrtations.

CHaRLEsIor-Bng Geoge85 ties rice 50 bales Geo
Bulkley-00 do Smith, Mills co-iO0 Pedrck67 Buck
coil do cks mdse Victor Duckwitz2 ties Post-i
box Casey son-l Dbl NJ Sciulze-3 pkgs order.
PoRT LEoN-Brg Statira-l82 bales cotton Center co37
Robbins co-30 Waring x Coz bxs bis Holbrook,
Nelson coo bales TO order.
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Married.,


At ST. Bartholomew Church. the morning Of the
inst. by the Rev. Mr. Bach, WM. RoE to ANNA LAW
RssoK, daughter of the late BENZ Clark
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0l5- THE FRENCH ANTLPHLOGISTIC MIXTURE
for the cure of all discharges from the urethrasod in
bottles, at 81, and at so cents each.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street
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This shows immense increase in receipts and the
ports from New Orleans show corresponding increase
The exports Of Flour alone last year 27723 barrels
and this s62 barrels of which 1000 barrels
to the ports Of New York and Boston, At the time
the imports of foreign articles were follows =
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This shows the causc Of the continued fall of the ex
changes that point and indicates the process of business
in all parts OF the country This export of produce for
specie returns will doubtless be accelerated as the aoty
tv If spec n nc eases
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL Auctioneer.
ts~fs Nor. ~ Ann md lIs Es,ffo-. sfrxxft

Al Io,I o,clocI IN ~. ala ,oom

Al 1917 o'clock, ia the sales room.
Extensive and splendid sale OF elegant clothing all
scnptions, both London and made second baud and
boys do coaks hosiery SHIRTS, dry gods muslin
calico silks satins superb West of England cloths cass
and yestings lots suit; guns watches ewery
diamonds Ne.
TUESDAY.
Large sale OF Piano FortesAt lOx O'Clock, room
Inst hoor No. John Broaeway, which
SION, u splendid instruments by the best makers known, will
be sold without reserve the highest bidder Such oppo
UNITY seldom for wishing fine Piano.
ply themselves. Most of them warranted.
tonsistng Of rosewood and mahogany double single
scroll hollow gothic corner metallic plates harp pedal
m French and other improved grand action and
uiu IN extsor splendid touch aud
ever offered TO the public who informed the sale will be
The room will be Monday for examination and Mr.
Rocket Will be in attendance.
THURSDAY.
Splendid Paintings AuctienAt lOk o'clock at No. IA
John street. near store having been taken
Of which extremely valuable and by the
Will be arranged ON Wednesday.
Partc larst
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To Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor il captains vessels will give
10 Commodore RoBERT SnyEY, Of feet a re-
port Of the shipping left the port whence they sailed the
vessels spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and y
foreign newspapers they have He viii board them i'm
mcdiaeiy their arrival Agents and AZ
home abroad will also confer favcr by sending this
Office all the intelligence they can obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received.
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Qy- THE LOCK HOSPITAL IN PARIS, UNDER
the distinguished management of NJ RECORD is of the
BEST conducted establishments for vnerea patients in the
world All the remedies for the these terri
Bile affections have been introduced with great success
Encouraged by the fortunate results of NJ Records modes
treatment the remedies have been prepared under
the direction ofthe College of Medicine and Pharmacy Oh
the city OF New York. end to be had at their prncpa
ONCE The Partisan Alternative Mixture, tor the cure
OF all forms of syphilis whether primary secondary,
sold at 81 per bottle and in of hafadozen bottles
So All patents obtain the gratuitous advice OF the
Consulting Physician Of the College.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Principal office OF the College, ~ Nassau ST., N. Y.
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BY RIELL & ARCULARIUs,


MONDAY.
Al 1917 O'Clock a their sales room
Broad Cloths, Caxsimeres. Gloves, Hosiery. nc.
TUESDAY,
Al l0h o'clock at the sale rooms.
Liquors. Segars, &c. SC,
WEDNESDAY,
At I0H O'Clock in the sale rooms.
Pianos and second hand Furniture bird cages,
AT PRIVATE SALE superb French Gu octave piano
made by the celebrated composer Henri Herr Paris equal
III tone TO any instrument imported,
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sales at the stock Exchnpv,
Second Board.
state Of Trade.

$1,000 Ohio SIS. 1850 50 70 50 shas Harlem X II
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Packets To Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Columbus, Cole, Nov. 7
Sheridan. De Peyster. Nov. IL
FROM PoRTsMoUTH.
Gladiator, Britton, Nov. 10
Mediator, Champlin, Nov. 20
FROM HAvRE.
Albany, Watson, Oct. 20
SIlvie de Grasse. Nov. 1
Louis Philippe, Castof. Nov.8