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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

BOARD, HOTEI-Browns Mansion
House. So Duane street. Broadway and the Park.
Newly ork-This splendid hotel aud boarding. house. late
Manhattan, has the bar entirely reuoved the ire
poushic and diSsoute rgidy excluded all order and pro-
vision suited 10 the rcpose and comforts OF Christian
Home; and reduction unparalleled in chargeNto wii TO
- cents per day; 81 to s. per week for lodgings meals
70 auto I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

Il A CLAY-MALLoRY'S EDITION-Broadway
House. July eSd lsi2In general committee of the Demo
cratic Wing Young Men OF the city and county OF New
York,
Resolred, That the publication proposed Of the Life and
Speeches OF Henry Clay by DAM Ell MALLORY of New
York undertaken with the and appreciation of that
distinguished statesman, cordially recommended by this
the favor of their Demesatc Wing brethren
throughout the Union. Extract from the minutes
GILES NJ. HILLYER, Asst Chairman,
SAMUEL ID. JACKSON, S...,.r;,s Presiding
CHARLES. X. TAYLOR,
n g. The above work will be published in two large
octave volumes of at least 600 pages each bound in cloth
extra with embellishments: likeness of AIR. Cay view
OF Ashland his residence and such other pictorial engray
ines as may be advisable to aaorn the work The price
viii be Eve dollars copy, payable on delivery.
Agents authorized obtain subscribers will be appointed
in drs season DANIEL MALLORY,
iy2s I'm 10 Wail-street-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

CLOTHING, 80 Chatham street.-Per
SOFAS in wan, nG good Clothing and wishing ie save
1.-THE these hard times would do well TO call al WILLIAM
pOLSESS new Store, No. 50 Chatham street, and exam
lie his seck ready made Clothing, before purchasing
elsewhere he well convinced thar they will not dispute
tho, r,-ira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

81 L ~ I1ilOINAAt Y y liz
article which K superior TO much other for Stoves
Ranges dischargiu the reduced price OF Four Dol
lars and cents per delivered Tree OF carriage
b & 3. SKIDAORE.
aul5 - Washington corner o; Franhiins =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

1.-TWO SAIL BOATS FOR SALE
4 The Henry Clay and General Scott, each twenty
feet in length both fast saierno exceeded by any boat
of their class in .is city, fitted in superior sy ana IN hrs
rate order. Can be at Bishop Simonsen's shlp yard
foot of Sixthstreet. Apply TO
ieSn II C. NJ SIMONSON. 81 Coluulha.street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-20

TIHE Self-Instructor and Journal OF the
d Universal Lyceum, by Josiah Holbrook, is published
monthly at the Exchange Lyceum 5aa Broad"ny, at 80
cents year, paid in advance liberal discount will he
made TO agents who buy by the quantity Agents Of penny
papers will find it profitable work. For sale at AFFORDS
news room, l69 Rowery el Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11
DomestIc Importatlons.

New ORLEASs-Ship Alabima-65 flaxseed Roberts &
Wlsms269 bales cotton Brown Brothers Co.'S Pilot LIE
Barbier2l hhds tobacco Hlson5 2trunks O'Sull
ssn-ll Ghoni5 bales wool chs beeswsx Smith
III bbs wheat Dubois co593 Averill co-l00 do flour
Jones Smith, bales silks i23 pigs lead Salte co82 bb
oIk 800 20 82ks whe 1900 lead 81 bales cotton II casks
nsxsfed Lee Dater & Mills
n Nav ORLsANs-ShipC linton-3i bales cotton rstow
opSy' p'gs lead 323 SKIS wheat Ill bales cotton Aver
10 brown Brothers coli8 do Goodue COOL
% bbls flour Sucken Scott96 bales cotton
,sts,s y Makoe-o do Baker-l96 Renad COLI Bar
op-ss 90 cask beeswax A Center coi0 casks
bales cotton hhds tobarco Robert Will
20 boorman Johnston do 10 ties seed
H-Iti pigs lead bid tobacco 60 bes cotton 70 master
NEW ORLEANs-Shp fousvilIe--s5 pg, Lead q Roserx-
Jig bb whes! 2j3 SACKS do 50 bb flour Aver;Ii cas1 do
wheat Smith-2l3 Babcock-e9 * Collin. A. coS17 do
90 bbs barley Aivord-ii9 do Hour G Avod2o balss
buffalo 9hrs swo,ds-6 ck. COG tcs Ro.
iog Newbo'd CrunIe Cshoone, Kinney co-oo T;sdsle
Moon 80 Brown BGohen COLO Harmony CO.. III
Boyd co-l3 cs Whiung- box Buke-,i he co,,n s
CaIyie-27l SKIS wheat q Woodruf-t6f Field & COY
cks MERRITT co-1bbl Redheld5 boxes CiarESsaa bhi
whea Willetts-5 bbls scheme Thorn March25 emntv
sAysNNAH-ship Newark-Ioi bales cotton R;chsrd,o,
% Kipgsand-50 Bnorman, Johnston co-n Woodhurv
50 Hicks co-0l Victor Duckwz--50 rice ii (,owdy
100 do Van Dsmme coo do A Miiler-i Dor mdse
Hogan.
CHARLrsroN-ship Anson--3l bales cotton De Peyster
Smith, MILLS coll Aymsr co8t chs ties Benson Fish
20 cks 4 Barley.
CHARLEsroSshp southport2l5 bales cotton smith, Mills
Co.'S Polrer Freres-o3 Colt colOO Spohord Tile
ston-36 Victor Duckwn-e3 Boyd h Hncken-253 casks
rum Masters " Markoe.
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S3.372,I6t s2,eii,le


In article ofyesterday, glanced at the direct
tax laid upon the shipping interest by the new tariff
showing that it to So per ton on the cost O.,
building. As those vessels calculated to last ten
years. that tax with interest and insurance may be com
puted at SO cents per ton per An equal paid
the suits of sails and annual disbursement OF da
BILE articles which would make the tariff log per an
Now, by the for lsa0 we find the registered
tonnage to be 1914 and the American tonnage entered
the United States in the year, 1916 9i6
quenty LOG csper ton per be equal tax Of
90 cents ton each voyage. Here indirect tonnage
pad by the American shipping interest," from which
foreigners exempt in degree proportional the
rate OF those taxes the country where they built
The vessels of the Hanse towns are entirely exempt
Hence the tables show that they have increased in
petition with American vessels more than any other
ton. In England taxes much lower than in
this country and in the Provinces the Boston Chamber
OF Commerce report admits stll lower Now why the
American shipping interest exposed aax per
ton to favor manufacturers and then cry set up against
aoreign discriminating duty of 10 cents? Doessnot such
proceeding look little like attempting lead the
sailors by the Other classes do not submit TO this
imposition. For instance railroads which import their
iron are, by law of Congress- exempt duy vet the
shipping obliged 10 pay those duties Which is of the
greatest national importance the Erie Railroad or thu
whole merchant marine of the United sates7 The former
pay duty on its imported ron and the latter paw ali
the duties yet those who imposed the duties talk of
treaties with foreign nations. The shipbuilders seamen
merchants and the classes that depend upon
commerce. too clear.heaied to allow the Lowell
manufacturers to pull wool their eyes, at that
rate.
In relation to the tax have spoken mostly Of the
shipping engaged in foreign trade The coasting tonnage
pays the same tax in less proportion, because they
less of the dutiable articles, and falls upon the
-, I'M
turns did not until late years. give the of
tonnage for instance those tables show the registered
for 1873 be TONS but corrections since
made at the department give the true tonnage that
$4,000 The following is table of tho Tonnage
at perodswhen corrections were made -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11
A. D. AYREs, D. d., Pastor Of the Methodist
MONEY MARKET.

ThHrsday, NOv. 1915 II. M.
The Stock Exchange presented feature. The
Board continues assemble day aier day transact
business the whole profits which will scarcely support
individual probably in the hope that stock specula
ton will again revive. Sales small and sound State
stocks firm. N. Y. State rs rose per cent;
per cents d Ohio SIS Harlem declined N. Y. State
6'srose 4.
Mobile funds quoted l2i 20 discount Some sales
at l6; Cincinnati per cent. At Charleston the 9th
inst sterling bills drug per cent at which rate
the Bank was buyer. fH
The Erie Railroad management will be another warning
to men of grovelling minds and little intelligence to with
draw their arrogant pretensons from the control large
enterprises The assurance Of such people is ridiculous
Men who bankrupt themselves and friends are immediate
ly considered fit directors for Cooperation FORTH
with hosed into official stations for which neither their
natural abilities nor their requirements ever prepared
them and too often the needless prohgacy and want
of prudence which completed their own destruction as
business men, carries down the company their
care 1t is high time that stockholders of companies should
adopt some means of controlling their servants. The
ocean Insurance Company the American Life and Trust
the North American Lie and Trust numerous other
Joint stock companies have been ruined by the
Encouragement othose who, without any property
own arrogae to Themselves the control Of that of
These evils are particularly apparent when the
ware and Hudson Canal is instance Last ear, at this
time the stock Of that stood at 49, and divided
per cent under the preence Of profit coal Sold Re-
Gently the stock fell to 81 because the low price of coal
and is 90 because the company intends declare
4per cent alledges out Of the surplus Of last year
The probability is that it is and has been dividing its CAPT
tai like the American Life and Trust Company. The
company the State ssooOoo which will undouSed
ly follow the loan the Erie Railroad unless the Leg
laure look out in The fear OF legislative action
duced the exetons of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
the present election to exert itself defeat those whom
they stand in fear 1t is understood that they had tickets
ofapartcular description printed which they compelled
all in their employ to vote This simple fact should at
tract the attention of the Legislature to their proceedings
The following is return fthe Exchange Bank ofvir-
ginia and branches =
DsNR OF VIRGINIA., TAKEN FROM THE QUARTERLY STATE
MENrs OF THE 10Th SEPTEMBER, 1911 AND 1912.
ASSETS.
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Died.
At 10 o'clock, the evening OF the 9th Instant after
long and illness M wife of Mr. Andrew
Hume, aged &c years.
friends relatives aud those Of her husband are
invited to attend her funeral this friday afternoon
three O'Clock, from her late residence, 40 Greenwich
street.
On Wednesday afternoon, after short and severe i'll
ness JANE E. wife Wm McVeagh, in the 4oh year of
her age. un slllI ltr ll. 80 ...t.
The friends of the family, the members of the Ark
Lodge No 49, and the order in general respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this friday afternoon at
O'Clock, from No. 81 Henry street
On the 10th instant in the ssth year of her age Mrs.
EUNIcE BYRNE. tfHT . ..aal l..I.. ...--
Her friends and scquantances those of her sonsn-
law, James Meighan and the late Daniel Higgins, and
grandson Garr Byrne respectfully invited attend
her funeral this afternoon o'clock from the residence
of the latter, No. 81 Oliver street. fa r
On Thursday the 10Th inst after short md ill
ness HENRy JouY, son of Louis Jouy aged Ia years.
The relatives and friends of the family requested
attend his funeral from his fathers residence No SO Reade
street on Friday the lh nst at half past O'Clock NJ
without further invitation H. 80 .,.
On Thursday morning, after few days Illness at nine
o'clock A. M, al Weehawken N. j., Mrs. FREpEBIcA
Loss youngest daughter of the late Chas Loss in the
ARD year OF her age.
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Passengers Arrived ,

CoayMBo-Bng Philip Hone-Wm Allen, and Isaac Van
Tassei
HAvANA-Barque R.pid-John liandol6, Miguel SaIinero
Pedro Gonzales of Cuba Victor Pi.e Panama; Christopher
Losada Ger, United States; Manuel Perera, South
Amenca..
rTuRKs IsLAND-Brig New Oheans-T w L,ghtvonan J G
Tucker.
XELAsco. TexaaSchI larry Not-D Goats.
f New ORLEANs-Shp Clnton-James Wilder.
Guardianship Anson-Mrs Venner, Mrs Cunningham
X w, bster, G Fliou, II Hull.
CHARLrsToN-Ship Southport-Mrs @ Parker w Bradford
and lady, Miss Bradford, w Bradford, Bradford Brad
ford. Bradford. -
CH.RLEsroS-Brig Caroline-C N Avord. l. w Eddy L
Hatris-7 in the
ST. Marks. Fla-Bng Susque hanna-Dr Eliot Miss Susan
MasscIv.
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s Id % T cS. Is d Fat
up heard from s% ISABELLA. "f ao%snd SB sss
;; Hs 'i Judo. FY s; 81: ~ss7.s
K@:%sn, Sacs 100 ~sH.bpp PED Mr. %1Srn i,s che
% %;i. ., sap S; ah smys MB 100 all y-Gset
ssy sS iys cs Ss Hs SSs
s': a. .rSshfS s c 500 a. cSo
sI lss ger fs cs" dated Pr, Avg 90 p cabs
Aqs 50 So5s: Ss ssj G.tiSss:: NY I,$ Rs.:sI
s'S ESp 's S.a S sc
Ss;s' d. Sp Ii,G! g: ,sS S Rsas A.s
Scott $50 Jsly on Lion ProSsHes $50; June ith Ghsd
as s%Si 3D. S'T P ss h a'
Zasy15s ' s G. int ian e Zoo Jr
Sa 1i M SG Ed Ss OK %' soe Xas
's sh Eas 5b ne ss a Of NAM s.
dsr 81 about 3, ten ten league. . the nohwd Of this
s'so sss o the wreck abca
$50 DBL. Of oil saved Capt cdner t., been ndefa abe in
s.. The s &c Soc S oo1 The 0 had ZOO bliss April last
spoken.
MonTnent from New York for Charleston Nov 2. lat 81 N,
Champion Depnson days from Freeport for Lucca Jam
Bllow, 4s days from Montreal for Jamaica Oct H. lat 90 es
Giraffe, Of Dennis, Oct 49, Cape Nicolo Mole bearing s.
Foreign Ports.
GALvE,ros, Oct 2a-An Star Republic Hanley NewYork;
KscsIos. ia Or BIN port orontes Sloan from and for
Orleans jSs,ar Mary Baltimore do. Ohello General
BoRpEsux, Oct iO-In port Leodes Robbins, for New Or.
ST. HEkEsA, Aug aO-Passed Francis Whitney Lord from
corro dse-n port Gonse.te Era Easisb1oo 10e
Home Ports.
PfrTsToN Nov 2-Sld Sebatts new on) Cox Charles
REssrBUNK Nov esd Bohemia Mason, Havana.
PORTLAND Nov Std Rowland, Blanchard New Orleans;
Susan Jane Wi9sw, Cuba; 7th Harriet Brown Porto Rico,
Owls HEAD, Nov Arr Rio Grande Cousins Boston for
Btswer; GszelIe, Pierce, Frankfort for West Indies.
SALEM. Nov 8-Cld Isaac Hicks, Bridges, Calcutta.
BosToy, Novs-A herm brig in light TRIM said to be from
New York vas aground the Spit yesterday got
graphsd yssseray CD Henry GUS Monte ydeo; Elliot Ba-
ss! Te oaf s. ASsS Art sh a. Higgins
ashore on the Spit Pennsylvania Crowe New York; Vesta
wAREHAM Nov 5-Ar Monitor, Besse, NYork; 9Th, Glide
Bease, do.
PaoygErcr Noy s-Arr Oregon, Hubbard, Phiade !phia
NYork; Ri-nz Durfee do.
= PHmADrLrHiA. Nov lo-An Amelia Muholland Sage
lat 80 80 lon So on the night Of cath u in which received
X the sS5 sg
William bowles New London; VIM Turner, Hodges New
CHARLEsros, Nov 6-Au China (Brl Phillips, Liyerpoo
Sl.nSoves5 Persons, pOn%9u5h NIB Frances Marshall
Dni Webster Parker the land aS,h nit 4
mile. south Of Charleston eh since which time The w has
large Of vessels bound this ports passed the lower
mast Of square rugged vessel ene and some smaller 'par.
for Chnlesron; Burlington. Ellis Gyara Cuba, NewYork
with tobacco. &eencounered succession Of
Also .r5, D.n Webster Weeks GiSsn Cuba for New YORK
with S9aeeo Se PIT in with loss Of sails Sc Spoke sure
weather the coast trying port; saw
ea Shs Ssse Gi IN G N sa% gale
Psndle.an from Liverpool; Georges, Waits, Tho%.soa The
TIA
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Foreign ImportatIons.

CoquIMBo-Brg Philip Hone-3e2 bars copper 1924 hides
800 otis Brazil wood bales elastic bx SO otis con
pol mdse How land al-i2 cs do L & u
Grswold-l bale has Spoford Teston col box mdse
Strang.
HAy,SA-Banue Rarid-207 brs sugar Moses Tayloto do
Benedlctl5 cks honey Sehumachcr-2 bxs mdse Chew
roat Broths - Col do Pedo-23 segars w II
Themas2000 Crnnell M'nurn Co.'S Manuel de Puga
800 Burckes5 900 John Waes-5O00 Fredk Karck-
10000 Moore-35750 BIanco-l 40 600
At II Rsnaads-es,ooo Lille Reisaip-ss 900 Geo Min
Donvnle-8600 RevnoId-lle00 Jose Avezzana-36 600
Smith Thurgar co-12i 900 Gusd70 do ~ bales
Jose Dome2 h bxs Burcker-6 oranges Ackey
Acser-l71 brs sugar several bxs order
sTASN's BAv-Bng Msdnd-659 bags pimeno A Lyons--20
q Laune-00 Aymar COT do puns rum Bstton-36I
bags rimento WIN Bssks--i90 Rowland 4 Aspinwali.
PoRr PRINcIBg Fairs ld-22 lbs logwood so bags
coffee shielding Feuis-61o do A RossieI co3oo do
Never Stncken2l do = r Sshord-l00 do w Lewis-26
II II Sch, ffelin-9 II q Robnson-i60 h Sscket-233 T
Bush-3OA St,bbus-l00 M Mavnard-i02 g Schri-ber-
1886 Hoppock-65 q Leand--g Remsen-4 Brett & Vose.
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Passengers Sailed.

HAvRE-Packet ship Argo-Archbishop of CamerR Don
Laurenco Valence Auditor Don homaso Galucch
and two servants Goodo lady and two Children Of Car
Iues Renard, Amiens Rev MIR Raymond. Rev Mr. Kelly,
Boyer, Canadl; A Suydan. p Suyd,m j G Martin, Mr.
1aa New York; Poore, Newburypor; Francis Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11

Under the high duties and high prices labor and
era caused by the paper currency from 1884 to 1885,
the regsteredt built decreased 81 900
cent and has since increased 10000 The quantity
sold abroad in each year follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11

The sales oths branch Of trade for foreign market,
appears has increased in lslOs39 being year of bank
imitation, the sales of ships like and all other po
ducts fell off, The new tariff must necessarily stop the
building of ships for foreign SALE because they cannot do
successiuy and at the time pay tax of SIS per ton
to home manufacturers. There is light in which the
shipping interest be viewed which does exhibit
perishng beneath the oppression of protective tariff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11

This table shows the utter unianess Of the state
ments Of the Boston Chamber ofCommerce They state
as follows
Thus, notwithstanding our imports and exports have
creased nearly cent in the years subsequent to
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$40 our registered tonnage has increased only 10 per
whereas have kept pace win OF our
imports and exports should have increased nearly 100
per cent
This proportion made by taking the tons of each
tered which, as we have shown a former occasion,
nothing because the foreign employed in the
British American trade transport goods The compa
rative employment Of American and foreign tonnage in
the trade with the British American Colonies is then
follows
Tonnage Goods carried
American vessels, 7Io@a S,es2sls
Foreign, 1912 Gg308
Excess tonnage, 1850
" goods 56ll sos
Here. then 10000 tons OF American tonnage, entered
and cleared with s6622 e3 ofgoods while 7se75a tons Of
foreign tonnage carried but 1918 worth in ls40 The
above table them that instead Of increase Of 6
per cent only in ten years. asserted the registered ton
mage actually increased per Furthermore viii
be that from 1928 when the high tariff passed to
$780, the registered tonnage fell off $4,000
than oper cent in years; and from $780, 1896 under
the alleged destructive treaties increased 32 800 tons
or 65 per cent in six years.
We may pass to shp-building, which in the last
seven years has been follows
TONNAGE VESSELS BUR UNITED SrATEs;
InN lAgT
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Married.

Married.
On the 9th instant at Friends Meeting House. Orchard
street, WIN r. THURsroS, Jr, to JANE r., daughter of
Mahlon Day, all of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11

SITUATION WANTED-A young man, professor Of
music is DESTROYS of getting situation Teacher Of Mu
scs in institute would take engagement a
the oboe bassoon violin Satisfactory reference given
inquire Mr.. Edward Backs Music Store IS Gold street.
nil 6tsr
OST-Yesteray afternoon about O'clock black wallet
containing about dollars and supdry papers, between
rewarded by leaving the sameat tie Ao House. NIL
OST-0n "Wednesday morning. going from the Bank OF
IL New York, down Wall Pearl along Pearl to Full
ton street, black morocco pocket book containing the follow
ing notes Of City BanksEour bills Of ydolars each
other OF importance the but OF value
other person. Any having found the will be
literally rewarded by leaving at $50 Pearl stairs
nil Tier
MUSIC-SCHNEIDER& REBHUN will attend private
" parties and with band of from three twenty
artists Apply No 81 Delaney street the Bowery No
1874 Norfolk street nil 2msr
T ECTURES ON GEOLOGY at the Iyceum of Natural
IL History, bp L. AUGUSTINE SMITH.
The First Lecture of the Course will deliver this even
at ha Cpaxt Toc piIQ,R Or
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TONNAGE OF VESSELS BULr IN THE UNITED STATES I;
TONNAGE Losr, SOLD, AND CONDEMNED IN
rA4. xxNr IxGal
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE frfame and celebrated Pills. from Portugal, are
perceive 70 be obtained in this country See sdysrns
ssn ON the last column nils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11

THE advertiser, business and
qualified discharge the duties of Gene Clerk,
sistant Book Keeper establishment
and wises obtain house where his whole
time and attention would be at the disposal Of employer
moderate compensation would be References
most satisfactory could be Any
sed Advertiser and left at this office, will receive due
tenuon.
MACS HEAD House. No. Barclay street. near Broadway
SOCIAL Concerts held the above house Monday
and Saturday evenings from hafpas halpast o'clock
Admance Ga cents for which shments will be furnished
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Attain 9Th inst, Lecndas, Stewart, Indsn Oc'sn, las
IN Ac,p.hos 1900 bbs ard 200 DO VII o .pcse Sept
Shi koowe, q and g. es FIN Boston for Valparaiso
dy, I'm Halifax f BarbadYes; Nov 5h lat 3sts Ion 70 %
WI 'rhnc, 30 hrs fm Provide nee for Wiminft,n &c.
port Moss, Austin NB IS out 300 bills sp, bound to Ca
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Ship sw,eIIana Chadwick London. G9nnell Minnm *
Isabella (Blishl Phoran sSt Johns NF Stokes Anthony;
George, Hull, Chareston.-Schr II Field Van Glider,
Jacksonville via Charleston, Cooley Co; Chief Van
Name, Baltimore, do do = - ' -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11

666 FOR NEW ORLEANs-To he dispatched on
RFxf the l2h nstThc fine shin EDMUND ~ RKINs,
sl17aksCapt ngepoll at james Slip.
~ .. o. by the well known last sailing ship QuEEN
instant. - -
orireieht passage having excellent ACCOMMODATIONS ~
rabIn, cabin ~ III BE- taken
80 South street.
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MIN vember--The packet ship HE Lab, Capt Haumond
kswIll be despatched above, her regular day. For
having excellent accommodations Tor cao second
cabia Apply board he sh' q Mur,.s wharf
nsec -, a. ~ & s:.als 81 South stieetas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-11

S&& FOR NEW ORLEANs--First and only Regular
MN Packet, in al this weekThe splendid pscket shin
MISSISSIPPI Capt. G. HilIisrd will sail postve |,
ou Thursdy Nov Ioth her regular day passage free snd
sensers to any other ship loading for the above
port and the price OF rassage remarkably low which
apply board foot Of Wall street at Oriesns Pier or IN
w. j. II. TAPSCOTT, a. Peek slim
sire -.
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Second Board.
shas Utica & Schen. RR IIaI<