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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-19
Philadeiphia Auction.
AUCTION SALE
~, BY LYONS X HART
4'o' cast corner chestnut and Fourth up staa


49, ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT
For Managers of Theatres Fancy Bal Catamen. Amazon,
TUEsoAY a Mo K! n i0ofs:9s rsns'sy
BY catalogue without the whole Of ihs
we. selected stage wardrobe late The property OF Mr.
CITY, consisting Of upwards OF lots These d.sse I've
been made up and Invented bv wardrobe ee in hs
United States land Of III. durable materially viz Al
H9uest. " T,yor, Nc, Vsche III. Lewis Mr. Ksy..I NJ
r mrs a hd.ey and Others; the limits OF sdver
Of desse. for RcheeU Romano Thsbs die Visioo
Also few old relics such the complete dr. with the
sword worn by the late Mr. Warren John FstsG ~
arm hole cloak Of silk plush worn by 0sos Frsdsr,sI
Catalogues will be ready for delivery one week prio, 70
Any wishing pachase any Of the drc.ses At prvss.
sale can do 50 any time previou. to the l7h
ELEGANT fHUHN oH.Tfi ha.d.y oe,o..,
70 order By sn Of ons
sci ror furniture sofa dvAns. French pattern chars &C.
vered with crimson velvet elegant c,rpet viii
work table, ell dsob elegant marble too ircssirs
bureaus wi mor otiomans rocking chair
crimson curtain. aud orsmehs dnig and ~ahisst tabs
crtgIsss oil CLOTH hall lamp marble top wahsands centre
table white dinner and breaLis ser ssfr. smn
cane bottom chairs, &C. Also the kitchen funuurr with
~h,rh the sale will commence Terms cash livery
babkab'e money. oe nee
4 qCTIoN N6IIcE--By; CARTER co nor. iSa
"A Bnadway, corner Pine and Wall stre-t.-This dsv 81
TX o'clock contnuuo o, the sale from yes ,rd,y-Fun mi.
tuIt, Cuyets. sc..Frnch and French mshog ny chair
rocking chair soas with spring nc- desks dressing
bureaus; rocking airs second hand sfas carpets k,.hss
Careis-Issu and three Ply oil cloths tutsd rus, table
Earth nwn--Blue tea and dinner Sets even a. basins,
Wns-Clast. der,. sherry port, brnay. gin in bottles
and dem johns aIchor champaign ard small c.
all 81 which We call the attention Of dealers and
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|o that all the Southerners read the HERALD
I've would give the exact prices Of travelling between
New York city and New Orleans. Upon inquiry, find
prices to be nearly PRECISELY llows at any
the whole expenses range under 500. for the
travelling ON railroad stage steamboat
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RLLlARDS.-Ots Field respectfully invites the lovsu
u s annsement call Bassfords Rooms, the Gil
max Eating House lf9 Fniton, and Ann street.. where
choice be had Of eight abeseher Slate Marble Iron
Mahogany with India Rubber Cloth Composition Cush
IONS IN combustion with all the late European
their fancy. 80 ImissSr
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". WARD, Anctioneer
ID ECEIVER'S Sale of lVafche. E;ivar n;.,u~,

"a. EaSSs S e. s VIII Ri. nj e:
room 1ss BWedaps:d.y 9 inst, o OslocL sm Al.
Iss:i .e q
sss. .ss. -
weigh .ss:
sss 81
splendid steel and ssa and case. .:e
%sy 81 % 81 ss Catalogue ,s: .pd
SELLING 9ft-9lCHAEL REESE, lat. Of Of
Ao BnSs WARE W.. s
E i TS . ssis %s:
be on before the M H Fl sEfs
y. lm-Ic -7 70 Maiden Lane. up Stair.
BILtlARDs-ots Field rs.peetfuIly invites the lov.7.
Esns Honss 70 Futon :nS street % C
%:S e 5 as Rssss, cs1S
en: IN eo%Snaoa win 4. the lac Euopesn
x %sv s MI hs %s nss s. either g
RICH TONED EIGHT SILVER KEYED
+ l. u Il E,
SES 6d Nd, aAND. rare and splendid yin b.
OF Inn 5. thompson strset-
mo .a9 t nd aS.': '.
- stand for an an :, business.
ss fss' ss.n :vs and fitted up for Dr.,
s 70 s1ms pSsSi s d, a Nay,
-menf house, with marble nantes, &c., complete situa-
yea IN ourt bttweeD Baltic Butler streets South Brook
yn hent very low Apply to Arson Blake ESQ nearly op-
York. ola imsr
x&A To LET-The handsome and commodlous double
Ei house, No 100 Broadway IL has every convenience
49, suitable for private family, extensive DO srding
mouse and IN borough repair IL being I'd bpsi
ness OF the renders resdea Possession
will be given mW ediatey' Apply 10
ole &c $ J. SYLVESTER, 100 oadwav.
IA WANTED TO PURCHASE-A country residsncs
t.w within Is miles of New YORK; with from to 20
Of land, Long land Sound, preferred Ad
dress with full particulars box7 Post Once Pouyteepse NJ
Y. ol3 imer
PHILHARMONIC sOCIETY-Tke Committee OF Ma
nsgement respectfully the subscribe that
first CONCERT OF the society will take place the Apollo
loon Monday evening, November It'll.
thai subscription hats have been the following
Firth Halle franklin AtwilI's. 2oI Broadway,
James L. Hewitt Co.'S, Broadwav c. +. Haysrs 3o}
Broadway; and at rhos Dod~oIth., 400 Broadway,
DAG CAKPET, RAG CARPET AND LTsT.-The
cheapest The cityi5O0 yards Tor sale ali nicely mirsI
and strips with fast coors Of this ar
iicle will do well call before psrchasr
twill be sold heap Tor cash Call al z@ Spring street. corner
Of Green Nv ich
Also and pals brooms and all kinds Of furnishins
ware, very lows sent TO all oil the city free Of chsx-.
OLD imsec J.yONES.
FLoRIoA FUNDS Want ,%ms!'a;- y 6y,..n,..
WM &y>O. O'BRIEN.
ole 5irc !, WI. 'hi~~.
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South America, Bailey hence FOR Liverpool Oct 49, lat Il
30. lon62 30. '
lon II. - -''-@ 80
Dsncalion, from Glasgow for New Orleans Oct L. lat % TO-
Ion 81 30. ~ - ~
Sabine. days from New York for Csmpeachy Sept a. lat
80 40, To- 81 49, '' W. - ~
sic l. "a miles. ~ "
Joseph Brown from Fall River Savannah Oct H. Mon
tauk NNE so miles. - "
Jacob Vain, from Boston for Havana Oct H. lat 80 a. Ion
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Nov. 26-DEcIsioNs-John L. Hart Jas. C. Bald,oin
This was action to damages done to certain
houses by an excavation which made on a lot OF
ground. The defence set up that the party wall
made wholly OF BRICK and not of stone
ry and as ought to have been lde. The motion for
new trial was denied.
Barrett Us Kei inger-Ths an action on q promis
ay note. The defence was usury. trial was
granted on pawn mt of costs.
The President, Directors and Company of the Westohes
te' Co. Bank rs Jas B. Nchoison-rhis an action
Oh check. The motion Tor trial was denied
n Ogden Us. J. Woodruf-This was action Of
tower for Certain articles OF furniture, couches &c. A
Donsut had been granted by the JUSTICE and this udg
ment affirmed.
Joseph W Howard Ed,card Fraxer-The judgment
in this reversed.
Jas II Aiken John Conereii-This was action
for goods$a for nat Tne defence set-of-paint-
ing sign. Judgment was affirmed.
Lereren H. Aiken Seympmr-rhs was an action ,of
trover for anoe. The iudgm mt was affirmed.
Edward r. Lord Ds Robt SfeUarf.-rhis was an action
brought for service labor The defence that the
services were rendered apprentice Judgment was
affirmed.
Richard Wood ". Caroline Wiliiams.-This an
to the value Of work. The judgment was
affirmed.
.aierandsr Laurence John s. .Jones-In this case
Judgment was ordered for the plaintiff.
His honor the Chief Justice said that the above com.
prsed all the before them except four. The dec
ions on those would be given on Monday week.
NoricE.-Notes of issue for the ensuing term of this
Court must be filed with the clerk to Monday
he 26th inst
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state OF Trade.

Letters from the line ofthe Canal state that with great
exeon the ice has been broken admit the
Of the boats from Utica
Ccfse-Remains very dull. Brazil at II cents Ma
racaib), u; Angostura, IL mos ST. Domingo cents
cash.
say Upland to II u cents good aud fine do TO and
fair New Orleans and Mobile to 81 cents The sales
include Upland AMI Florida at st Mobile ST a
81 New Orleans 81 ss-toal Tor the week 1850 bales
Prorsions-Beei and pork continue steady, without
material change in prces-Mess Pork at Ss37t $50
Lard Ohio at st cents for export New hams sell
ling ats1 cents smoked beef and dressed hogs 3ia3
Butter and cheese in good request
OF the latter 100 casks and 500 boxes late made Ohio sold
for shipment at 81 cents.
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Ban krupt List.

SOU rHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
VIM Laverty, of New York, commission merchant
Lucius Bottsford, Coxsackie Green County. watch
maker.
Martin Pond city of New York, one of the late firm Of
Bov and Pend.
Theodore Il Johnson city Of New York, late firm OF
Baldwin, Ho chkin & Co.
Abjah Chuver, New York, dry goods merchant.
Geo G. Thomas, New York, measurcr, one OF the firm
Of Thomas, Son Adams
Isaac P. sanderson, New York, clerk.
Eugene Ely, New York, of the late firms OF Abbott
Ely, and Ely, Smith Cook.
Warren Packard Alden. Of New York, late shoe
dealer.
Benjamin L Leeaom, Of New York
Samuel A. La vrence, Of New York. a. one of the late
firm Of Lawrence and willard.
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Coal Trade.

Anthracite and bituminous ceal cheap in
this market as now And according the last report in
the Potsvle papers the shipments of coal from that
gon this year exceed five hundred thousand tons. The
price in Philadelphia is from 81 81 so per Last
year 1t was S650 This reduction in prceis be attr
buted mainly to the operations of the Reading Railroad
All told there will be upwards of 900 Of hard
coal sent forward which will overstock the market
cordng to estimates, at least 100 900 tons.
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90 The manager of the New York Museum supplies
the public with exhaustess stock of novelties This
week sgnor Btz, magician ventrloqust and plate dan.
GER appears He is universally allowed to be without an
equal on both sides Of the Atlantic His extraordinary
feat Of dancing dinner plates almost mir aculous
1t is worth dollar to witness Mis- Clemence the dan.
seuse Miss Bruce, the vocalist Mr. Brown, the comic
singer and Mr. Delarue, the mimic appear The Fud &c
mermaid has beaten the Fesee, who has turned tail and
shown sypoms Of being rather Fidgety lately. live
Abno deer perfectly whte with pink eyes, to be seen
"a great curiosity.
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Arrlvala.

AsroR.--A J. Downing; VIM. w. Hubbell Philadelphia;
w. A. Morrison, England Mr. Oh sndier Detroit C. r.
Francis, Albany ,Thomas Heard, New Jersey D.
Croker, Charleston, s. c.; II. huntington Hartford
Bard Patterson Pottsve; Gen. Waighiman, Washington;
l.. 0et,i gs Baltimore Philip T ELICIT; Thomas Chan.
beers, Philadelphia 8. Evans Judge Wad John Ohm
ste Hartford.
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90 The untring energy and perseverance the man.
ager the American Museum deserve the unprecedented
patronage with which his establishment is crowned, for
really we know Of place where novelty succeeds
velty with greater rapdity good taste than there
This week fourteen performers engaged at head Of
which stands winchell the prince of comic fellows
perfect host within himself The neaness and decorum
which characterize this the presence Of
the first families, and will always draw crowded houses
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90 TO THE PUBLIC.-Resd and Judge who has the
best title to the name of Original Extract Pills
For several years have been making experiments as to
the best method OF obtaining the extracve principle OF
the vegetables use in the Brandreth rms Last s,ring
out patent apparatus which accomplishes the
object beyond my most sangune expectations. The man.
ner Of doing this follows have cylinder in which
the vegetable is placed which is then made air
tight there is attached to this cylinder air pump
which is then worked and all the air nearly So is
whether nud or vapour is placed which is attached TO
cylinder and which, in Consequence Of the air being
is at once absorbed by the vegetable therein
contained into its most remote ramifcaon The next
operation to apply the force pump also the
cy Under, and when the force is sufficiently multiplied
turn tap placed at the bottom of the cylinder and out
my extract in the condition in which it was
in the living vegetable Now the whole of this is me
hod never used except by me- No other apparatus
do u except mine, or one made after my plan.
For the last have made a entration
OF the extract obtained which have given ious
medical men, and which has been used extensively by
those OF my friends who could bear take than
one pill at a time which, in dose of pill night and
morning possesses the same power that the Brandreh
fls do upon the blood in dose OF eight pills and
my only for not having notified the public this
effect before. the fact that the quantity make
with apparatus has been only sufficient to give
about seventy pounds in ten months hat
for the Brandreth Pills For it must be remembe ed,
make this from the extracts used in the manufacture of the
Brandreth pills.
Now what the concerning the fraud upon the
public by Mr.. Stainburn and Mr. C. " Cicknerl These
persons for period of years in my employ
ment. but they connected with the making OF
the Pills. they in my mandatory half dozen
times in their lives. They simply office keepers
clerks they know nothing whatever about medcne the
whole they about ExrkAcrs sFALsEHooD they
APPARATUS their drawings of their APrA-
RArus are taken from mine now exhibiting my Office
24l Broadway.
The whole object Of these MISGUIDED is to
make OF my ideas and they gone work
make extracts concentrations of extracts but sim
ply to make Pills. of such drugs to be bought
any drug store in the city. This, IL they want it can
prove. Whether their Pills harmless or not, know
nothing but have ascertaned that they do axe
have had made any extracts by mine any other meth
cd And now require them as who up for pub
lie favor prove that they do make their Pills Of any
tracts may be obtained at any drug in
this city
IL they are not INSULTING THE PUBLIC DECEPTION
il they have really apparatus if that appa has
been worked then let Messr Stanburn Clio
the men who made the apparatus the SIZE and the
mems names that work it. If they do this they will salts
y the public they not imposters and will let them
know there are Patent Laws in the United States.
The Pubic's Seryt,
B. BRANDRETH
Goth Nov. lS42 24l Broadway, New York
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. "a, Is4a.
Cleared.


Ship. s p,se tvsgoI Rse9ssn b
superior, Alien, do, Taylor Merrill TyLsr ~ ler
Mobile, John Ogden Venezuela; Randell Norfolk Buck
-Bdgs Psnheon McFales West Indies, Nesm,th, LIE d
co ch,esdooy SBr Gard $ JOsss NJ GSJ , t'@ Cc, Gs
Woo worth, Richmond. Peter Harmony Co: Peter Dem
Lewis, Dsrieu, Ga rmili-Schrs Time, Dame, La
4nayra Porto Cabeo, q Whitaker; Gen Grant tB) Raw
l'ngs, Bermuda, Middleton Co; Meguutsook, Trim -
dent Lo emis x El.zs Pice Washington, NC. Cooley
Co; II Clay, PANE Wilmington NC do DO; Chocaw, barley
Jacksonville EFF Back Caroline. Lndley. Fred reks-
burg; Ovoci ,dmus Baltimore Cooley SCo; Ceisste,
Extra, 0, erton do Cooley Coz; Eagle Fzhugh,
Aexsndis, do do; Mar, Ann Caroline, Coson Richmond,
do do Monitor Besse. Wareham Oscar, Baker. Boston
Arrived.
Barque Ayeron Jordan from St. Ubes, Oct 81 with salt to
Nesmts Leeds Co. sai,ed IL wit, ships Gunae Gib-
Scicn,e Elliot for Po and day; Edward jennings
Baltimore, do, the only vessels IN port.
Brig Sple ndd fIate freeman who died Oct 2ldl i6 days
from Blu, hyrs, with hides 70 p Harmony Co. Left
dot bques Smyrna Day. unc; Cuba for Baava; brig Africa,
lamont schr VIgant. for sales ALSO u g. soop oil war
Bns Clinton Lyon days from Savannah, with cotton &c
Ia X Chairman.
big Gardner H. Wright, Scott days from Philadelphia
schr Mary jane McMa,h from Norfolk, with flour to stu
ges X Cearmsn. - -, -, -
scbr Compliance Sparrow. days from Boston, with mdse
10 order.
schr j. Cooley Co Eldrdge from Boston, with mdse
order. .
schr Turk Nichols days from Boston, with mdse TO the
below.
One brig. unknown. Wind SW
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Skx- FOR NEW ANs-LouisIana& New York
Mn Line-Regaar packet soth NoyemberThe fast sail
vail posi- vev sail above her regular day. For freight
passage umished accommodations apply
board Al Ore ans wharf, foot Of Walis.
En- COLLINS 60. S. South
Positively goods received after Tuesday evening" the 10th
mat.
ed and that the ships of ths line will sail puncas adve
ed Any guarantee to that effect will be given and fulfilled
Agents in N Orleans Hullin Woodruff will wompt
ly forward all goods 20 their add ress.
The packet ship Ocmulgoe C'ptan Peet, will succeed
the Memphis, and saul the 10th Dec, her regular day.
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NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY-The
Board OF Managers OF this Society beg leave
tha their first ormance will the Broadwa
Tabernacle on Monday evening the gath nsan' and
viii consist OF the two first of dyn @ and Oraorio Of
the Seasons Spring aud Summer never before performed in
this city. The best talent the city will sustain the principal
part
As the Society h'. abandoned ,he sale of tickets
M mbers aud subscribers will be admitted Persons wishing
to become Subscribe will call the Secretary Ill Nassau
j. A. SPARKS. Secretary. n272
TOR. AUGUSTlN DE BURGOS, Surgeon Dentist begs
leave respectfully TO aoquaint the public and his friends
M he intends to reside in tins where he will be happy
10 those be
grati', from 20 A. NJ. until NJ. his Office No 2i5 Wi,
nam ee all that regards the zeal only
hog hs cost s, Of 'ssth gold pilates. Sc Sc Or hers
satie he has been twelve years in practice of his
sion the best satisfactory
and references. n27 Nv sr
pARTNER WANTED in a Chemical establishment,
situated the upper Of the cy, and engaged in the
manufacture of ces Welding large profit n constant
demtnd But small capital will be- required. and
i've cbarace OF the business will be fully shown
sirocs 10 in it unacquanted with the BUSH
ness, become master of II ia very short time A
line left at this Office for Y. will prompt attention
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GENTLEMEN my wife has been afflicted FIR two
three years with cough accompanied with great
pain and bleeding the lungsthe cough has been
times that during the paroxy Of hing the
blood would fly from her mouth and nostrs at the
time. This cough woul commence in the fall and last
through the winter Nothing that has been tried would
relieve her until weather, when 1t would sbate
little until this last winter when she made Of Peases
inv aluabe Compound Horehound Candy and tse results
were such to leave happy impression upon herr d
Of its efficacy and virtues 1t performed radical cure
when all other attempts failed
Yours respectfully,
DAVID w. PERCY,
No. AZ Delaney st and No. o Spruce st.
To Messrs. JoHN PsAsE SoN, As Division st.
Az nts-Re ding Co. No. State ST. Boston; Borgess.
& Zeber No. Ledger Bull ings; Robinson No. 10 Bal
timore st. Baltimore, Md Weeds L Waters Troy; Hade
man, LOUISVILLE Ky; Dexter. 81 State st. Albany.
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90 SHERMAN'S INDICATED LOZENGEs
have been in extensive for nearly five years. and the
multitude OF cases of coughs colds asthma ption
headaches, pal pitaon Sickness and few and
ague, cured by them is really astonishing They
used by all classes and in nearly every part civz
ed world. Hon. Aaron Clark Mayor of New York
9. Sherman Brownel Esq Register, Jonathan Howarth
Esq the great Temperance Lecturer and Others almost
innumerable, have experienced their happy effect DR.
5herman's warehouse is at log Nassau st. (21
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omestIc ImportatIons.
M A RITIM H Z RIA l. d,
To ship Masters and Agents.

We shall favor if captains vessels will give
TO Commodore William A. Bassett, Of news fleet re-
PORT OF shipping left the port whence they sailed
esels spoken their passage list Of their cargo and
oreizn newspapers they may have He viii hoard them
uedatev thrir arrival Agents and correspondents
home abroad will afro confer avcr by sending this
Office all the they obtain Nautical
information Of any kind will be thankfully received.
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Died

On Friday, at her fathers residence % Bowery JANE
ANN daughter of George and Maria Hail. in the 10th year
OF her age.
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Passengers Arrived.

NV ORLEANs-Baque Mary janet Reported Yesterday
Car, murray, late of Coral Of New York condemned
Campo ichy.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far-fame and celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
perceive, be obtained in this country. See sdvs, ss
the lest soiana MIA
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Goth Nov. lS42.

90 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.-The Col
ege OF Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the Sup
preston of Quackery beg to inform all persons DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice, that remitting the
one dollar, with statement OF their case they will be
supplied with dollars worth OF appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions diet
regimen, &c. All letters must be post paid. Add,
Principal office ofthe College OF Medicine and Pharmacy
" Nassau street, NY
The CONSULTING PHYSICIAN is daily in attendance at the
private consulting rooms of the college. Hours from 10
i'll o'clock
SURGICAL CAsEs-The COLLEGE have also engaged
the services Of Of the most distinguished opera
tive Surgeons in New York, and therefore pre-.
pared to receive and treat surgical Squirting
taract and all diseases of the eye requiring operation
structure Of the urehra,calcu in the bladder
ot-disesses OF the joints and of the spine will be par
ticu.arly attended to- The fees will extremely mode
rate. Patients who desire will be visited at their own
houses after operation.
By ORDER of the College,
tra w. $. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal land only Office of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy. 81 Nassau st. New York
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JOHN LoRINER GRAHAM, P. NJ.

PosT OFFICE, New York, Nov. u.s. l842.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT- The mail matter fer the
W northern counties in Ohio and Penn'yynia the State of
Michigan, the northern parts Of Illinois Indi the
Wconsin Iowa by the way OF
Phildephs and Pittsburgh (instead Of Bufao.) Mails for
which closed ~ O'clock p NJ daily pt Sundays.
on which days mails made and the Office closed
nNar JOHN LORTMER GRAHAM, PM
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Foreign Importations.
ST. uBEs-Bnque Avrron-iI2 moys salt Ncsmith, Leeds
BUENos AYREs-Bg Splendd-Ss57 hides Peter Harmony
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
SAvANSAH-Brg Clinon-li cks rice Bolton Fox Liv
ingston5l bales Joseph Wood-I2e 20 MiIler-20
Bogau Kneeand-50 Geo Colins-32e Victor Ducwitz-
70 to order
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Court Calendar-MOnday.
COMMON PLeM.-Part Mos 90, 81 s, 81 ST. So ST. SO
90, 95
Part2-Nos A. 46, 49, 50, So, So, 81, &C. TO- Ia
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90 THE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEQUALLED
remedy in all dyspsptic In large bottles 81 in
W. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent
81 Nassau street.
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Posr OFFICE, New York Nov. &c, 1912.
ENGLISH MAIL.-Leter Bags for England per lysl
IL Mail Steamer Acadia leaving Boston lst D. cember
will close the upper and lower post Off this city
Wednc sday, the 3th instant, Is minutes O'clock
p VI.
By with the contractors the Steamboa, will
not leave the wharf until the Express Mail fr this Office
received on board.
n27 str JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM p
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MONEY MARKET.

Wv. 1SO-O
Sales Of State stock large generally better pri.
ces. New York State rs of isa9 rose Kentucky [;
Harlem Ohio State 6s per cent sales of bills
Charleston discount.
The following statement of the affairs of the Central
Bank Of Georgia, Nov T. 1912, compared with Novem.
her Isal