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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-11-17
NOTICE..

vu>HE qqbscribcr having put his Railway in
i complete repair hereby informs h's friends
and the public, tha, be is ~ rradln"Ss to haul
np and repair vessels, or 10 aHy work ~ ms
line at a short Boticc and on iayorablc lrrns'
and 10 all work entrusted To him bf VIII give
his personal attention. Tie acknowledges
with gratitude the many aud repeated invors
,ec.iycd from the citizens of this town and
the public generally and hopes he nay yet oo'
serve and receive share of the public pat
ronage. WM II IhhNpHLh'
Newport, July ia, loi2
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OFFICES.
Conn lmiSsiOners' & AdlMinis-
lralOrs' Notice.

rJNfiE subscribers having been appointed by
> the Hon. Court Of Probate of the Town
Of Newport, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims against the estate OF
Mrs Abby Phillips, late of Newport. dec,
represented insolvent, and six months from
this date being allowed by ssid Court for that
purpose, we will meet nt thu house OF Peter
p. Remington on the first Saturday in March,
April, and May, lS43 at seven o'clock. 2. NJ,
Ia receive and examine the several claims
or the creditors Of said estate.
Newport. Nov.7, 1912.
Peter p. REh,NGroN,
WILLIAM II. READ, Commisrs.
DANIEL c. DENHAn,
Al persons indebted to said estate are re-
pucstcd to make immediate payment to
JOHN VARS,
Newport, Nov. Z, lS42.
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Assignces' Notice.

WILLIAM WEEDEN. Of the town snd and.
w county Of Newport. t.honsewrigh'. has this
doy made to the Subscribers IN assignment
of all his property for the benefit of h's credi.
tors therefore, those having demands against
said Wccden, are requested to present them
and those indebted, to make immediate pay
ment to ..-.......
II, Y. caASsros. .ss,ienees.
w. H. CRANsroS,
Newport Oct. 5th, 1912.
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Adu,inistratOr's Notice.

rl,HE subscriber having been appointed by
. the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the town
~ Mlddciown. administrator on the estate "f
stephen Barker, late Of Mmdletown, dec.
requests ell persons having demands against
said estate, to present ihcm for settlement
70 mr, md oil persons indebted to make i'm
mediate payment.
ISAAC BARKER, .9dm'r.
Mddlctown, Sept. 10, is42.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
ATKINSON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

OrvIcr $50, THAMEs-SrREEI,
1T the head of the CouRr, in rear OF Messrs.
f.. F. a. w. Ne,oton's.
[ IN This paper. the Laws of The State and cI the
United States are published by .quthority.l
TERMS
s2 in advance, or 80, rs at the end Of the year.
fUP HNGL. coPy,s SIX crNTs aN
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CO.PARTN SHIP.

s0NHOMAs C. BROWN, Draper 8 Tailor,
lOs. Thames st having this day taken
his son inta Co.Parinershp. the business in Ia.
,ure will bo conducted under the namo and
hrn OF
Cbomaa O.. Brotra, & Son,
who will Le rs,dy 10 execute oil orders IN
their line Of business, buving a well selected
assortment, Of
Broadcloths, Cassimeres 4 Vestings,
suitable to tho prcseo, and approaching season
TIiO'5 g. BROWN,
... WM. Z. DROWN.
Newport, March I, 1912.
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CvltOn Warp,

pLUE and unblcacbcj. Of a good quality
- re, received and for sale by
JOIN !. TOWNSEND
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Western Railroad at Albany and are thence carried
through to Boston in one day.
The north of Wednesday last in Virginia it is
feared has carried destruction to considerable portion
the tobacco crop II the storm reached the mountains
this have been the The tobacco leaves were
large and being brittle, they easily snapped of
the by the strong wind Since the above was writ.
ten, country friend who has very fine field of tobacco
informs us that it has sustained great njuryhe finest
leaves being broken Off and much of the remaining hip
ped into shreds This he says will be the wherever
the stormed ranged In 1927 there a similar storm
that destroyed most all the finer quality tobacco;
so bruised and injured the mddng and inferior qualities
that when brought to market and stripped could be
cognized Immediately as tobacco that damaged by the
storm.
IL is reported from Texas that the rains continues and
that the crops Of cotton have every prospect of being
abundant that the planters will have employ extra help
10 gather them We suppose they have been equal
led on the Brazos before; and doubt il they have their
superior in the world. number of the farmers have
commenced picking OUT and in short time will have
some OF the new crop in market The corn crops are
abundant they not only sufficient for the present po
pulaton but for the supply Of large emig ration which
we confidently expect this fall and winter
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These tables show conclusvely that the work of i'm.
provement is rapidly outrunnng the trade of the
The canal debt has increased OO and the interest
$oO7 OOo while the aggregate tolls for last year show
ed excess of only those Of 1885, showing
that increased outlay had exceeded the orevenue
by 100000. The quantities and values brought down
upon the canal were very nearly the in both years.
showing increased ability to pay higher tolls. The
increased charge here spoken Of refers only that grow
ing Immediately out of the direct outlay upon the canals
themselves The business which supports those canals has
received an burden the expense attending the
Erie Railroad which concern So 600 900 has been
pended by the State bearing interest of $3.50 and
Gov Seward recommends the completion that work by
the State expense of 900 additional making
geher yearly charge of $3.50 be added to the ca
nal debt interest. The result would be that the same
amount Of business which in 1886 had carry charge of
$32s $685. will have to bear interest amounting to ST 1885,
l25 1t is evident that such burden borne by
the trade and attempted to be extracted from the pro-
duce western States that produce will seek another
outlet a. it il even doing down the st. Lawrence.
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In te City and County of New York, from the goth day
August to the 9th day of Aug. lsas.
80 Men; % Women 10 Boys 63 Girls Total, 1913.

In che City aud County of New York. from the Goth day Of
August to the 9th day of Aug, lsis.
80 Men % Wsmen 10 Boys; 63 Girls. Total, l9s
DISEASES.
Ahscess Il Abortion. !; Apopery, !; Asthyxia Asthma
Bleeding o; Cachexia o; Cholera Inantum Cancer
cra Morbu o. Commissions II; Groom Hives Congestion
Of lungs o. Delirum Tremens Dianhoea, DoIsy Il;
do IN the head 81 do in the chest Drowned q Dysenery
10; Debility q Diabetes 0: Erspelas L. Epilepsy o. Enlarge
ment If the heart Exhaustion, o. Fever, do Puereal
Do 40 q 90 sfae l. do Tyr6o
Ia"ss Of 81 B' + ~ Of che e Dc
do Of Liver a. do Of Heat do do Of Bladder 0; Insanity
lnempeance, o. Jaundics o.; Killed Murdered Lock
1Gaw Q; M9rtifcaton o Marasmgs 10; Maformaii9n of
Bladder Small Poy %; scroala l. Spinal Disease sprus
lntestines, 0; liberation Of the Throat liberation of
Bran o. Unknown. /; Worms, o. Use of iaudanum o. Varo
loid 0-Total, 1893.
Under year. SO; to wears, 49, to to TO- Il
TO- q 20 to 80 2 30 to 49, 20 40 to So III so to 60
10 TO 80, 7; so to 90 80 and 100 unknown, Total
United States l55; Ireland 22 England Scotand4 Ger
many s.; France, o; Switzerland Spain, Prussia o; Brit
s Possessions In North America o. West Indies, o. Wales
!; Madera0; at sea, o; Unknown, S.
vi the above there from the Almshouse Bellevue
Hospital Bellevue, 90; Penitentary Hospital, Blackwe
New Jersey Il Long Isl land We.tches o; Lunac A,y
um o. Governors leland, 0; RockIand county o.; Staten Isl
and, Long Island Hospital o. Magdalen Hospital,
JNO. II GRIsCOM, City Inspector.
CITY Inspectors Office. Aug. q. 1912.
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Pennsylvania.
NEw YoRK.

This table gives the fact that the proportonae
Of the debt of New York since has been greater than
that OF Pennsy the New York debt having trebled
itself in that time The New York canal debt in January
last was bearing annual interest OF
In 1885, the canal debt bearing annual
interest OF S3aS69e Since them appears that debt has
trebled let the business of the canals have kept
pace with this increased outlay The following official
table will give the facts
The total tons coming to tide water for each of the last
eight years. the aggregate value thereof in market and
the received for tolls all the canals were fol-
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Of the gale ship Congress, OF New York. to the south
on the cath inst in lat "a TO- Ionic heavy gale from east
%sfh ss sssa sa s OF % 1eS S Of aw
king complete breach of the brig.
A brig showing swallow tail with the letter ia the centre,
also Nos SO 81, Aug Q, off Cumberland Harbor Cubs.
Foreign Ports.
ARioHAr, Aug liar Pearl or St John NIB from Dublin
i0S 9s,S,s xh 80 81 water Non,,o.
SS Lyspoc; John BeS New Ros L sitS ci s5tI
s;s ss%9;i s?|% %i ss
Taosas Avg lila port Mon,svidso Frances Louisa.
.i%s e 11 ss ,Is% s Wells
lS for So ss a Eass S Ss 70 n D
United States Ports.
s. j"ha. Pr Aug ear Maria. Port az Prince RqSy
De G9 e A
sssbSSl eHd rT5 RsS cSoIsy SXSI Ar il p. Re
HAsTSAsDn.A: Aug as-Ar rssss Eliza, NYoss. MAJ, "
York; Atlantic, Boston. ''"N
r.S jsss SYS N No Fail
% All e x SS
II ss efy Rn i
seooi bound up James Rverrenor,s the Wednes
bound City Poihas gone up James River There are or
ships at anchor in the Roads ~ ~,
beeea dos John Lancaster, Philadelphia; Farmer, Sc Do
CI.RLrsIoN, Aug GAR Richmond, NYork; Sum- Boston;
SAvANsAH Aug 23-Cld Tbooss NY,rh; Casket Boston,
Art 2d La Grange, New York; cath, Augusta, do; Importer
AIALAcHIcoLA, Aug i9Au Northerner, Mobile and cid
Havana; Laura Virginia do Endeavor Galveston Cd 2Oth
s1besk Cornna and market Huntress Tobaseo; Horace
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MONEY MARKET.


Monday, August %9-6 Il. M.
There has been better feeling at the Stock Board this
morning. and prices generally went up. Kentucky 6s
rose !; New York city Y. !; Delaware and Hudson Iii
Long Island 7; Mohawk /; Harlem I.
Much feeling was evnced at the announcement of tie
passage Of the Tariff Bill in the senate-Mr Calhoun vo
ting against it, The bill will improve the government
revenue, nor will it increase commerce.
The progress ofntsrnal Improvement seems to be but On
other for the of debt This has been pain
fully evident in the State OF Pennsy vana and will become
go in the State of New York. unless the people become
aroused to the pecous tendency Of the present system
OF building public works in advance of the ability of the
country support them. The following table from Off
cal sources will show the progress Of debt New York
and in Pennsy w ania -
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@ sp%
I;s sSSG: t$s rsss
Wch; Richmond: Alien Ps1so"-s,Sf Orleans, Edfds.
Brig Union, MITCHELL (of North, Yamoush) a days from
% & ship vile hs' q E Co
a::$ j s:s sfy :s OF g s; ca
s i%sy fore and mann beoom lost sails
stuart, Charleston with cotton to
sshI Zion. benson days from Nassau, Mp with ton,
Hs~
3 n Soua 81 81 y m ssS with
aecoun, Of the al being sckhad sold his cargo and dis
sj S
her fore and main topmasts lost mansa SC. gale
%5 Gs: j. BE-; 9s. M's Day, Fs$
% %sssi % r%sf
o, .l Il; e s, Ion y gale from enc stove stern boat lost
ssSi Henry Clay Tucker day, from Port Leon Fla with
70 aay. from i off GSs spoke brig Tom
live se a,i f N NTh s,s e l; e" 4 with
ENE stove BOAT los! msins,jI &sths gale shifted
%:a ss% of siss Sa ss
mas, the brig Angola elsewhere reported
sfIa mile. a from Of sa%ss
hs BY In On. be so s S s
loose probably vessel that has had her deck
schI Tiosa. Ward. from Wilmington NC with naval stores
schr Lovely Harrison Knock, from Folly Landing, with
schr Comelia Harriet, Lyons from Virginia with wood
scbr VIM. D. Borden, Bunel from Virginia. with wood to
: schr Doctor, Wright days from Snowfall with corn. to
schr Niagara Worth, days from virrnia with wood TO
schr Columbian Eagle Mott, from Virgins, with wood to
schr Model Smith, days from Virginia witt, wood to the
schr Purdy, Maggie, days from Norfolk with shingles to
6. schr Fidelity Chambers days from Virginia. with wood
schr Edinburgh, Decker, days from Virginia with wood
sehr Protector Lake. days from Virginia with wood to
master.
One bark, unknown.
Packet ship siddons, Cobb Lyepoo British bark Huron 81
John NB brig Emma Wait Maracaibo, and Others who have
General Record.
Habor to he the Angola, Pckney, Of Baltimore, from
Stw SG s e n. ss s S s se
At the of eeb tide and after her mast, were ep
she may possibly be got off, The passengers and crew land IA
VESSEL AsHonr-we learn that a British brig ashore
the Wsshwood the southwark OF Cape Henrypaculars
o o &c % The he o ssI Wsf nsS @
instant. ~,,, -, d,
"ad Is to
sS boat c hs Ss s %
h0 ss, s . STEADY e% Fo s% fnes days
enceda tremendous hurricane from the eastward he gath
Without ia e. and hen shifted to the souhwsr and
blew violently about eight hours lost most Of her sas
which sled the cabin with water started the ancheons and
did considerable other damage deck Al the commencement
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sales At the stock Exchange.
Second Board


Many of the Western dealers are in town and some OF
them buy well particularly those from Ohio The pas
sage Of the prohibition tariff bill in the Senate
the House, has produced disposition TO hold the
part Of the holders Of those articles affected by it.
CcfeeSaes 1000 bags Brazil at II 10 cts; 600 Laguay
ra at 81; $50 Cuba al g. all mos $50 st Domingo
at 81 al cash. The market was frmer at the close.
Drugs Dyes-Sales of IS Shellac, small lot E.
l. senna and 81 baes of Mexican sarsaparilla, the
first Tor export, terms did not learn IL Tur
key Opium Sa25; IL casks Ombro Nader, lo3 lac, a
few casks Cream Tartar Is; ceroons Honduras Cochi
neal part Sl05; and 10 Sicily Lcource Paste l2c
mos $50 tons London Chalk from ship so per ton,
cash.
Fut-There Bunch Raisins in first hands. About
1000 boxes have been sold from second hand opening at
Sl4o Las and closing at $3.50, mos; 80 casks Zane
Currants were sold cents, cash. Shelled Almonds
are held at Is cents, but without sales. There
Oranges or Lemons in market 100 kegs Tamarnds were
sold by auction at u cents per ID, cash.
Esh-Dry Cod remains at former prices there are not
500 quntals afoat; 1000 bbl of Mackerel
sold arrival S075 1898, for No. Il S. o25 for No.
and 81 a 45O for No.
Horns Bones, $c--A parcel of Whaebone was sold at
26 cents 1000 spanish Ok Horns sold by auction
ON Saturday at cent piece and the sale stopped.
Hemp-Thore sales OF Sisa at $40, and more is
offered at the price, Manila sold in lots at Sl45,
but large parcels offered at S40 Sales Jute
$780, cent off for cash. Russia at $3.50 for half clean
and S2e6 for outshot, mos
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Cattle Market.

There in market net far from eight hundred Beeves
three thousand sheep and Lambs, and fifty Cowes and
Calves.
We quote Beeves at $3.50 to $3.50 hundred weight
Sheep 81 so 400 Lambs SI25 S275, and Cows and
Calves at $40 S3S each.
There on hand about 200 Beeves 500 Sheep and
Lambs, and 10 Cows and Calves
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At Brooklyn Saturday 27th inst in Calvary Church
by the Rev William H. Lewis, Mr.. AuGusrUs w. O.
SpooNER of this city to Miss HARRrEI daughter of John
Furney, Esq, of Brooklyn.
On Saturday 2.th inst, by the Rev. Dr. Barker, Mr..
THOMAS DAY, to Miss ANN GAsKING, all of this city.
On Sunday evening 2sth inst. by the Rt Rev Mr. Pow
ers VIM SUTHERLAND, of England, to Miss MARY JAM,
daughter of the late Francis Devlin, of this city.
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Died,

At Griswold, Conn, Saturday morning 27h instant
at the residence Of her grandfather EoRoAsA only child
of the late George Huntington, Of Savannah aged
years.
The funeral will take place from the residence of her
grandmother Mrs. Barbour corner of Clark and Column
bia streets, Brooklyn, this morning at o'clock The
friends of III, family respectfully invited attend.
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THE NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
P H A r M A C. Y
10 IABLISHEU FUN The
1PpR ESSION Oh OTTACk

rSlAbLlSHEU FOh IHE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY,
met with the mos, @ en-, since il:
usned wHo s , nSw sv rsnns
IA woo under hs iudiccus Of coisgs Ths
Ta% 81 A T9NG % 1H los.
appetite assude, cuaneous suiions, general debility.
Of The nervous system NAY be also USED
ws Sss su Tss eases o. fne5 and AMI
tentative TIE xN6pYSE Dfs and each
ma, sse nervous hssdase pain. the joints and i%%
date and permanent relief guaranteed Sold bottles IS
THE :I pAR r. 81 AtT5ERpATIXE MIXTURE:
the bones srupiop. throat any other distressing ym
TOMS produced by an inuacioas use Of mercury. Or by
sot 1Sf cab Pill
locd Exciting he Who'll snsaaty canal ssiph
n sSns Ss the Ai drastic Of the sdeaf
THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL.
For the cure of those complaints peculiar to the female
ons % a Hd ns % OF s .s
boxes ST. g fs"i As ri isq Go s5f PILL
r I'D FkTSSH FRI # ssE'
hs & % bs. 70
THE PAPILLARY HEALING POWDER.
the fsf Ss
The above PREPARATIONS may also be had of the following
Nv; B Il G, "a B ;y9 R.wy;v
DR.. King 2S7 Hudson street.
Elias L. Theal, SAB Grand street.
DR.. Newman, 1872 Cherry street.
WIN. Armstrong; 1871 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Principal Office of the College for New York. at 81 Nassau
street.
By order,
au2s 3mr w. sRlCHARDSON, Agent
DENNSYLVANIA COLLEtiE-Medical Department
Fber above Eleventh. Phiade phia-Session of
43-The Lectures This Institution will BE- resumed the
first Monday Of November and continued until the first OF
March.
FACULTY.
Anatomy and Physioosy-Samuel George Norton M. d.
M'lIellau d.
Principles and Practice OF INSTRUMENTATION Rush, NJ ID
Institutes Of Medicine and Maeria MediciaRobert Mont
gomery Bird NJ. d..
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and ChdrensamueI
Chemistry and Natural PhlosopbyWalt,r r. Johnson A.
TEEs-Na,ricuation, ST. Each Course, SIS Graduation,
$40.
Three years study in the Office of physician
attendance full of Lectures OF which
must be in this Institution the requisites which entte the
pupil to become candidate for graduation.
The examination for Degrees takes place early March and
the Commencement is held with little subsequent delay
possible
The Faculty have provided ample Dissccring Rooms furnish
ed with requisite for Practical Anatomy within the Cot
lege Buildings Demonstration T. ROSS COLHOUN, NJ. ID.
Observing Ticket, $40. - -
days excepted) during September and ober
which the Professors will Practical nstruct
Surgery aud Medicine, while the Pupils will be also admit
ted the Peunsy aud Phlad pa Hospitals the
with the Students Of other Medical Institutions of this
city.
Dean Of the Medical Fac ulty,
au23T&S Ne. A3I Arch street.
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The total tonnage Of all the property transported the
canals, ascending and descending, its value, and the
amount Of tolls collected given in the following com.
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The following statement shows the whole quantity of
wheat and -four that the Hudson river 1884
to 1871 inclusive with the aggregate market value of the
same, and the OF tolls received all wheat
and flour transported the canals each year 1887
tov si IL,
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decrease IN hour Ia 52l4 barrels.
We learn of the failure Of large wheat and shipping
house at Quebec who extensively engaged Of
the heavy -four and wheat existing
tons at that place and suddenly trade to
count.
The receipts of -four and wheat Buffalo on the 25h
instant were considerable but much OF it, however
purchased in advance oil arrival The wheat brought
cents which is the full extent of the market Good
spected -four are firm at $425, at which quotation there
considerable disposition to purchase.
The canal receipts Cleveland on the oath instant IL
bushels Of Wheat and 2052 barrels Of Flour Upwards
of 5000 bushels of Northern Wheat sold principally 10
cts The qualities OF Southern vary much that we
omit quotations Sales Of Canal Flour $3t and the
best offer for Ohio River Flour in good ord.r is Sc
vera contracts have been closed for Wheat deliverable
ing with quotations, adding them fair profit the
risk of changes in the market
NThe Rcecrop lis rapidly maturing in South Carolina
and several planters commence harvest Immediate
ly. The rainy weather continues.
The receipts of -four at Cincinnati on the 23d instant
very light most Of which, being a choice brand,
sold at 81 10. Common brands weuld bring
81 3d. and from wagons the regular asking price
81 30, at which price moderately large sales were
the notice Of operators distance and large sales have
been made within week two for the Canada market
which have been paid for in British gold At the present
prices and at Cleveland with the present low rates
of freight the canal both wheat and -four can be ship
ped to the lake. One shipment of 1000
cents profit per Dbl The following exhibits the
of freight -four from this city from Cincinnati to
Boston, per Dbl 81 co. do do to New York. 81 &c. do do
to Buffalo, 81 co. do do to Cleveland, ~ cents Wheat
taken from this city to Cleveland by the line at 10
cents per bushe The shipments for Boston take the
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO Ship Masters.

TO Ship Masters.
We shall esteem 1t favor if captains of vessels arriving
here will give Commodore w A. Bassctt new hee
Of the shipping left the whence
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo and
foreign they have Commodore Base wifi
board them Immediately their arrival We will procae
the favor
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PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 30, ls4s
Cleared.

RISES. 20 MOON RIsEs..... ~,
SETS 6 81 HIGH WATER. 2 %
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HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM
TO THE AMATEURS OF THE
ACCORDTONl

NIVNOR y: MAHTINI having succeeded IN bringing tina
delightful and favorable notice
the instrument IN two elementary and Practical Trssrses
which have been extensively adopted France
bees leave inform the public generally that about
publishing copous extracts from the above works which will
shortly be issued from the Press Of Messrs Firth Hall
siGNQR MAR TIM will be happy to give instruction in
street. az the residence Of Pupils And he stten lf
that those Ladies and Gentlemen who may avail
his services will make rapid agreeable advan
ces as his method is simple clear and progressive.
sut9 3msr
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Passengers Arrived.
PoRr LEoN-Schr Henry Clay-J Meyers. Mr. Phinney.
Foreign lmuortntions

Foreign lmp0rtatiOns.
BoRpEAUx-Brig union-36 hf pipes brandy Caswes do
Dortic Castela6 hhds Chadron-l3 Dbl Souil-
lard COLA Rer andin col do mdse Vieor
Duckwtz2O hhds wine IL cks brandy Renauld-5Oy
pieces Lsignaud NHsven-285 cks wine % do
70 hhds wine order
MArANzAs-Schr John Hll-2i6 hhds molasses Chastean
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Domestic lmportatlOns.

PoRT LEoN-Schr Henry Clay-78 bales Smith, Mills
Hllyer.
CHARLEsToN-Bng George % rice Heel cher co-63
Masters Markoe-86 Victor Duckwtz-233 bales
order
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Corn, Tobacco and Rice.

In this market Gencsee Flower is selling at $500 So
st. 1T appears by returns from other markets that the ave-
rage prcs in the country not far from S4Ss barrel
Account of Flour and Wheat arriving at tide water
during the third week in August isii anu 1912 =
Flour, bills Wheat, bush
lS4l. ....... 27,3l5 1904
1912. .... lsA3l 1868