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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26
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4 siIsfp.

Z
WOULD respectfully aud country
patronage conferred aud would
that iul assortment ei staple goods
Offered for reduced prices ready winch
boz found
H. bugs Rio. Havana and Java Coffee
packac.s .. J. Imperial. y ~. Tea.
y. II. white Havana. and Loaf
i,u.e Moils~cs los Lead.
900 ihs Tobacco asserted. $50 lbs Rice.
" qualities. Dupont Powder,
-hars shut, 81 Madden,
HIS. :, s-.ra~. Ia lbs. Alum, li- Ginger
21rs. Indigo. 30 hoNes candles. ~ kegs nails,
Il cases Mnseit Wine, barrels Vinegar,
fhs,Nes Salp. I Ware
YARDS hi . HIS cotton Yarn,
pieces Caicocs 10 doz Palm Hats,
and variety of other goods good bargains cool money
and n
indianapolis Aprh p, 1872. 4iy JUSTIN SMITH
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TRENgl nEDICgNEs. A..

FENE subscriber, aud op ned at hsir new sfo
and af-, assortment
fRT>H DRts> ffEDfCLNT> PfLN'TS. DIIHOOHS .qsD
blfNIfffe. HIDfC ~ al T~>H fRF. HLAyOH GL4NN
Co>HffIC>. PrRE HINES AND IfQt0RN
selected
Oh 90
firm ue sten rs Vl eitn toasr tas ever, afss of
zoe h-lqhif amt ifs d crninei ft
price, -i 900 -'ri Improved ,dn ihr aurntiouo t1ri
Particular
compromising urirue. and lt1t Chat tn,te
fhi- particular huroi shall fo
The -ir lIr opened hoIr is uef
indianapolis, ln3 2.-lu tkAiGUiA 40 BRANDON
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P00k BINDING.
nd Eeanlx S.lftRTy.

NY TYLER Co. wholesale dealers and Nanuac-
ias M Bak and dealer, Na'oso g.
Bssv "a 8a4ages opposite the Palmer Iloiei.
infilu1 always be ofainei and l
constantly Articles their Inc such
Deed Kro,.- cap, denny, medium, al, and super Tt
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

DNfNISrR NriON Israel Phillips 81 Marion
county lndanl. deceased has een -rnted 10 tr undersigned
Al rr-o indebted 'qi tompkc Immediately and
said estate
for "a nieut arcoring ~tii fn,ab,
HENRY T. TODD. t,...-.-
FRANCES PHILLIPS ''''"'"s'''''-
r.,t,f -
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TIE EXTRA STATE SENTINEL

l. now pul, sled regularly every Friday, to BE- con
tiaGsd * months from the 21th March Prce. tor
copy - cents. Il copes f3f .; - copies Tor
:l0-miaing t the cheapest paper ever published
~ TINS state.
The .. E.trs" i made NJ Of selections from he
Indiana sta, Sentinel, ana des gned to circulate
among those Who feel too poor 10 subscribe for a
dsarsr pu5!icltion; but VINO nevertheless desire a.
ootain some lGfJrmatlon Of what Is gong IN the
world.
Oar friends, personal and political are reque ted
t. extend tne circulation OF the " Extra IA Their
neigA51rhoods. \ little cxerton on their part ~
present the experiment from oclng losing one to
(r'y-Back numbers can be supplied
One Of the hills just passed y congress purchases The
patent right bullet machine. llch Will, If required,
manufacture million bul ets Il hours.
Since the discovery OF his gold mine Mr. Calhoun
receives Oh deal Of attention from the Whs clsors
IL Is of no usr g.niemen-hc doesn't wish % huf YOU
- .sfou Psf
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9aNTENT Lever Iepinc, Repeating. Musical and Vertical
worth
carefully repaired warranted o keep good time and zee a cases
clock warranted, aud have
them, they do perform tp the satisfaction 90 the owner the
none, refunded a kinds Of JrNelB neatly eptred
Ir
lrN ltte u a. "a
gold silver plated hams. seals and KEYS
cpIftd and polished to ,uk IS is when
10. =. Washington Han.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

FENO r. persns Who have goods ship the Rail Road.
freight will. al on
f sresnccd
been advance H. the owner u the goods W bee in
c 100 gsi funds lfti
q GOD thf absolutely
ufftlnut here thr advanced
them rIrtI- tac shipment u 90 goods and uour, n
returned, inconvenience and embarrassment produced
of dcyrtcd
per Grip viii be- received for prfahoa the Ruad
WN ]
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

4 NV ENtNY.-A singular cause Of destruction
has appeared among the Gust the neshhorhpoI
OF Ho.d,y Sbursh. IA. Tn y have teen attacked Is
worm. which heres through aud through the trunk. AMI
Oh limbs branches At the iaIk completely
tai cht wiul their wesAi suiiccs - bring
Gcm 10 ihc counl Standing beside the Icc, tie boring
ofe-aon can BE- plainly bean. ard he dust Of ID,
nal anger the ground 81 the Il the
INV C.E r'R sreAs.-i respondent Of the Cour.
des Flats TINS. wau : ffph Nantes un lef date OF
Nprl 18th. ays:-' lately a-a,l for and have tins las
harmed that patent has just been awarded fsr
species of rhi obtained from Sugar. combined with
substance Of tndng value. The light thus obtained j.
a. brit ilni that lf5n gls anl furnish a ma.h less
-"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

G.CCCESSOg To JOilN JoNES-Suk B,.rand scoirer 80
- North illh street Philadelphia Mern1 CLEANED
Frns ciri The silks dsci packed
I'd thc -.llFie>t
y E-Criefs Merchants. Flm,-, aud otef- puuctua,
attended shade 80
A-p aud trtd superior k and
other -ci restored and flt oligIia
A-.-t =. La. .-.- 4
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..Ox@sATE@EEED.r

SNI<9 THE Of tnsi
~ r.. ,' s ,sa l, . , s I, se s.e and s
and Plate aud a other articles al Eastern cost
determined sell o stock Of goods "a toto
I'VE the place
of which
the public The you call the better
every thing shall Oft and mistake store opposite the
Washington Hall W H. IAlbpIl
themselves indebted 20 tie subscriber,
To call and ork upinant
indebted VIII present their
THIS hope viii be attended Ia without de-
ay particularly up part Who VIII call and first,
W. II. TAIBOTT
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TO THE LADIES.

lNll LADIES of indianapolis respectfully
taratriuc the siiirf- stock "f lawns, rueans BRITISH
Ausrrau fnn,S. Dress asf-. eise-. He-c. Also
nr hf-e 1s-fmrm Bun,is Bonnet Lawn ana >'s 1nl TRIM
uin-s. al of tie newest siylc. JOHN tAN-
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Ma. NAV BuEEN.-1he Ex-Prcsilent is really max
ing pleasant skifmsh of II ont West aud they him
every whore wh hrariy kindness such he has we'll
meriied from people. The stage took a roll with HIN
the other day IA Indiana. and he title amed with
the operation bat those things be xpectc give
In additional pleasure Of Getting we'll az in. great
deal 1t small criticism hi- been bestowed Mr V4v BIZ
MS excursion; but whether he is travelling for his
amusement for his health for the sake Of seeing our great
country al IL length and breadth or for the sake of
seeing aud talking with bis poltica friend, in those Dig
Eings. nothing oui of the way 1t. Really it Is
pits # single gentleman with nothing particular to Do
at home may not - travelling in this republican land
and still greater pity he NAV make civil ply
when the people pour out to welcome him and thank
hun in his eminent public seryices-and cclay II he
may not be allowed to think himself happy fellow when
the ladies' emhowcr him smiles and kisses II the peo-
pie men, women aud childcn should Ice much pleased
with HIM on better ludntance To make him President
really should b. much shocked # hr should
accept the oilicc-in fct, we know of who has
better right To tie Presidency. # he can get IT, than
MAHrIN NAN BrH4~-- Charleston .Nercuy.
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WgEIsSSI %sEs.=7 A..
JUSTICE or INV PLACE fsD
CopsIrsi>>iO in ssa 1II<r.sotCJ.

=
ErOB taxing poof Debts and performing such other asau
g required Congress establish
BANKRUPTCY throughout the luted states.
once, op.s-ir HrlWuinc's Hotel, indianapolis 3f-v
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ESQ sTdcf> ~ istieh' ifi th' faih't sb"" =.
cN DAYS The uuirr.u 81 nIl
Cd number f ritIIrn iide~
GOOD better. than ol-e f se
ne ,rale place he Will , fhinku to such disposed
Co pltru houe and every e,cuon viii be- used Co edef his
rur- o. comfortable.
Goods ri Merchants board
Indianapolis, Jan. -. l-l2 l2u JOHN 4. PARKER
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, ND AIyOCs CHE PI,

ssODES END SHOES CHE p!
ADAM kNODl.i would inform public zen
Eb In lr lt. on Is pg,
at of ~liephcd kunlle.
T--Ta ~ opposite Brut,uue's Hotel indianapolis
IL has hlud lime assortment uf ladies' .,nie
go mems b.sd shoes. c,,arsc and tine and
wiz c 90
"a The shortest
f. = euem ladies fine slippers walking
Al
pfir iiy
EiIc az irlH sE a. SOcIc Of y. York.
ANTNt, established 70
?
10 I'D charge laHd abo 5000 wuflof
Eiib a. and Sc lament.
,tIrft are NOW offered
N..ltiou or individual, fiet, prices, on,
addition 80 freight aul Npeiec>.
TEissEs--e ASH ONES.
Tletenis of Bc surrounding counties commend
Il. take measure To-
10 xc porue tlrr several d-ft-. eato hung "it r ~
rr, and dctisng means Coz supplying ever, destitute lmy
h,s. e. g. DAVIS.
ar
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NEW EsAKI.ftY.

ENfIE m friends aud l' piia' 4'ii's
X he a Bakery connected WIN
The H. Bu tsr &C. y.
three Washington Hail. prepared CO. furnish
respectfully -olflri ''ii'''
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India i;tl,oIi. sIOiiiIn store.
~, My Z. IL a..
,,o,y,,cr. W ,,,Icd. a, the I'lI,nrr tBou .

HOLES ALE and retail d,ru reld, made clothing,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

5tliE subscriber yrrA and
u y 'es- and wih sell Them ~ ap
fvei county pdle. Tic invites purchasers hun
~ JOilN CAtN. j.
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HyrsaE

given. taken letters
tuuri Eii,ari Ncpefinei,
County and ~iieo n ana deceased Al persons ndf bid hr
request io make immediate uent ami t is
tlr notified GO present them d, authenticated
The SAID surprised 90 Ir
Jul, A. lsl2 &. Nrpi.RMEn. Administered.
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OgE 4V1V fgEyy AItFp.

Z OuN nlNWnnlE apprentice h agreement. ha runaway
- euus iir"r ilss Do fststn
700 h and ne hn OBJ
I~ tl o. about inches h-h
IRISH descent Ai Persons ellur' AGAINST iif
,,rn. url iin- ih'
nH o.. gwen v le an.fHtf
shop ln fh. pltce f1tf SAM ~. IS NNNRCnT
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s.OIIsS.

ENIlE Cloths 10
The Western Country among which Blue. Black, Brown
ldeiahle Invisible NNsd
aurty ics aud puocs. Also, Canrs and Sanets plain
JOHN CAIN
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THE Cosr or NtGLhcrlNG Coon ApvIcr.-It is STA
ted IN the Philadelphia Ledger TAFT the loss sustained lev
the Comnon,srl ct Prnn-y wanna the deprecated
ed price OF ban. sock held hy her since Gov Porter first
recommended sair the ltilc Of
one mii.a. - haatei u4d h1frfr. M,avtgd I,ige
hpnired0Hd =. doduS.
Is nar,,t value then stood =, lG3 DIS
Present mlfhtt value 81 Gi2
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which he easily reckon viii cost him 30 day
work at dollar per day. lie prrceiVes, without
the All of much logic, that somehow or other he mas
saved Ten days loork the purcir,c OF these arti
ces, and Il ne will 70 further and impure th'
prices at cloths and all the various articles wanted
by himself and family he Will find there -. on an
average. great, or probably greater difference IN
ms favor than on the articles here enumerated.
lie finds out 70 4 demonstration that IN $50 ne
had to work than one fifth part OF the time TOR
notttag or perhaps, more correctly speaking, Tor
the support OF the paper money system.
He hnds that one dollar now is as good as On
dollar sixty cents I-:6. Anothef Tact: b,ins At
lIollis;ou tic other day. asked workman Wht
he GOT par tor MAJ the common ia elk hro- ms
he replied l. cents VI hat DID yoI ,'t 10 ! - %, -
aud : , Twenty cents. said h. then applied
calculation To the ABOVE bl o., merchandise and ihc
following IS the result. At twenty cents per patr.
he would have to make 81 pair 10 pny for those
goods now - purchase the same amount OF the
same articles now he Will have To mike bu' 2l3
pairs. thus making saving ~ him # ii pairs or
allowing he mlde 100 pilrs Ter annum. making the
saving al the m,king al - plirs year: tntt is
to say. he will Get much property now by max
ing III pairs. "a he would "a ISGb making lJoO
plIrs, showing quite conrlusivcly that iS5G, he
made SO pairs ct bTo.e ns for nothing.
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Upon making a calculation. he finds it requires
forty-six and quarter days work to pay for SAID
bill of goods.
In $40 September Ist, when his wages re-
duced to 81 90 per day he goes 10 ihc store, and
inquire the price of the sane articles and finds
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-26

Hon. SIL,s WmsHr, of New York,
jaws BCCHA>tN, at Penns, wanna,
.. JoHS 4. tALHarN, OF south caTolIua,
+. n. BENroN, at Missouri,
Il. J. W ALKER, Of Mississippi,
" THE lnORE SEDGwIcK, # Massachusetts,,
. 4. 4. CAHHRELENG, at New York,
." GoVERNoB DoER. of Rhode Island,
P0RrER. of Pcnns, lvania,
With two or three of the mu>t eminent members oi
Party ri Europe, from different countries else OF
production, according 10 the facility ofprocurlns por
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rhe demand for the packets has been scarcely equal to
the supply thus early in the and before another
steam packet the supply will have received large &C.
cession The trade Of the South and West is growing
heathy aud the circulation Of real capital not broken
bank credits, is becoming daily mole free.
Thdgrowing demand for capital in commercial pur-
suits will lessen the demand for stock investments, in all
probability, and the best descriptons-say New York
State and City Stocks, Ohio and Kentuckywill absorb
the floating capital seeking that class ofavesmens This
demand has greatly improved since the result Of the cleo
tons and has been followed by corresponding improve
ment in prices In article of October TO- mention
ed the prevailing that entertained lest the party
in favor of running debt should succeed to power and
the depressing effect those fears had prices shown
in table ofprices, which table repubsh adding
the rates OF sales up ts this date, as follows -
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sheridan De Peyster New York; Ellen Brooks. Day. New
ADJ sh Eutaw. Thompson for New York soon: sw.tara
D n,. psdephia with despatcb' Cairo, Boston, une Taro
Sssan SIT ;s Oct 2A A.E.m Merritt yspa for
ponT'MOurH Oct ss-Arf Mediator, Chadwick, SYort for
Orr BEAcHr HEAD Oct es-ocean Higgins Baltimore for
snlo Oct A BcSd 3D. SaT To N.Y. SYo indies
cpaLfasr Oct ls5sid Victoria, Mahon, Norelnsi eth
psSsssS,s O. ssid Prasssws Betty Nss Orleans. cd
k wS ~ Sv sinking INK 18th a lat a. lon 3d. and the crew
CLYDE 6si ss-XG So%%srce' Ellis. Boston Sid 18TH
S.Ss,r.D5, osi aisAT viso-i;,, Woodbury., NYo,t
s1sn ot os ws Rsl RsE SYS
HsLvorr. Ocr a,~Ar Une. Hanson. V,rsina.
H., m,MsYse DC, PAR stephani, Flor NYOrk Sid ssh
2 boston, d. .aa St Pc
ds.s o A ss sss. ais: s
AMsrERDAM. Oct si-An De yrede. wiesman. New York;
% J.n Gs A Mis LSa
osi To A!si PSnps % s
Nicolas Pe do; cath La Duche,se dOeans, RchaidsOndo
oBo.DrAgI. oei 2sThs Havre. MKown. of and ioT New
'001 n's a''n INST has been the
u.s o ss, Ssb SY0 a por. h
se.nc Elliot for Portland day. Edward Jennings, for
Ponr PRscr Nov lin port Lev.nt, Webster for Bo
ton, dg; WIN Ne'lson, NJ iris, from Work Maria
for Philadelphia unc; Hannah Taylor from George
Herald Marine Correspondence.
81. o,'''s z s. 'ss ss Tss 4 tss;ssg..s
for NYork Reaper, Crow-l Providence for Baltimore
Sid nh, Highlander, NOdsans; Mary. New York; Reaper
Home Ports.
CAsrIsE, Nov i2-Sld Adams, Gay, NOrleans.
Rowland. Susan Jane, Beuiah and Ceres
SALEM Nov l6-An Denmark, Boston for Bath.
Bosrer Nov i.An Acadia, Isl Ryne, Liverpool; Geneva
Fountan, Gsorsesown De- Melville Kent NYort; GIessn
Long Lubee for Geogeown Tesgsshed Cerysn's. Tufts
Moody, Mobile AuoIeon Crowel NO leans. Home, Howes,
Phsdepha Art 10Th Empress, Scott, NewYork TO load for
tendon; Sea Eagle Smith P9.t aa Prince vqIt9Ie Waller
Arnold Bacon. Salem MI Cd on Nickeison Phiiadeiphia
mel Nichols do; Edw ard Kent Yates. Lake. Vns
Newburyport.
PHLApkLrHIA. Noy lar Oak, Ryder, Boston; Lodi
sa,s H SS Ehe Es Hhss S Phi
want Rogers, New York. Clio Genl Warren, Oge, HAY
Illinois; AutlesOn Cape Hayden, St Domingo Aurora Wood
Island, Old Peru Bailey. NOrisans Sid Eliza Hand Hand
ALEXANDRIA, Nov I.-sld Mozart, Reynolds, Boston.
GEoRoETowN. PC. Nov IS-An Openango Vose Eastport
SID Gen a'i So; s ,s Boston .wa, rom
Wado S for N0rNsvSp Glide Pray and HoOn Godfrey
MosIn, nov s@Arr Oregon GIdden NYork via Charles.
toni London, Baker Bath Me; afghan. Blake Liverpool
Fame PIat. NYork; Equity, Post. do r., -
Cayol Bordeaux CounSsna Barker asyrs E.pndoa, Bar
Huntington kiugsbury, R9 de janeirC; Creole. D
row Sleeper NYork.
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SHIP NEWS

LIVERPOOL, Oct 23-An Tho. Cope, Mercken, PhiIadel
phia; 2h. swstss Davis NOresns; 9Th Rchwond Che
Columbia, ~ Miller. Halifax and Boston; ,ls Fortunate,
s-ed 2ist Severn. Cheever. Boston Tsrnesne. Morris
Mobile; 10Th souaene Palmer aud Roscoe, Hueson, New
York rander Leeds Baltimore; Goliah Slater, and Eme-
AID Leighton NOdesns; 3ist Michigan. Hasty, NOresps.
Lancashire Csrmichsel oo Nov l. HectoI Thompson, sa
Brown Chief Lsngdon, and Carleton. Anderson,
CID NOV Daunsss, Rogers Charleston; Britannia, Black
Ter, Mobile.
Chds, do, Cpumbus, Cole NYok, Thoi Cope Niescksu
phadsiphiAi Nov ahakspsss Hsndsnos, New ohsansi ID
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90 EVENING AMUsEMENTs.-The season has
for evening amusements. and every 10 look
ing about to know how and where he shall spend an hour
or two the for his pleasure and profit For
part we like avariety. Sometimes 60 and hear Dr.
Smith Geology, and sometimes DR.. Nelson Physio-
logy and sometimes and sometimes to another but
there nowhere derive real amusement,
cse and health combined, than at friend Bassfords
Billiard Rooms between Ann and Fulton Streets near
Broadway. We are always sure to find good company,
good tables good good liquors, AMI polite attend
anre
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Passengers Arrived.

LIVERPOOL HALIFAx-Steam ship Acadia, at Boston
Donald Macleod, OF Washington bearer Of desstches from
the American Legation, Lopoop Mrs Macleod and chill
Mr. wintsrbotton, w Alde6ed Mr. Rainsr, Charles Bran
niger Brspnge Mr. Lloyd Mr. Blsilsfod Mr. odgsop Mr.
Escher Mr. Elmer J.cquem'n Mr. Kinner Mr. MalIard Mr.
Moultop L.,ssge, e. Hoyey ~ Msrs,sudop, James N
Came Mr. Amesbury MI Spene.I M Bailey Mr. Lynch r
SMIrye LADY and Two shdrep Mr. H's9p' nat Anderson, M
ed passengers at H,ifsx From Halifax TO BostonM Inglis
Rev M Fouchette, Mr. Beeridge, + Cunard Jr.
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General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cards-Bills, &c.
he Dvuv~


Having now nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized in
this city ready to print books pamphlets cards.
bills, anil all kinds Of useful and elegant printing, 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 area
dy executed work the amount Of several thousands OF
dollars end still busy printing ofthe most beau
tiu articles issued from the press Ladys Maya
zine called the "ARrpr" is printed in this Office, and it is
acknowledged to be the most beautifully printed magazine
in the country. The beautiful typography Of the Nrw
YonK LANCET is we'll known.
All applications for printing will be made to Ma JosErH
ELLIOTT, the Manager at the Office OF the Hersld-or up
stairs in the printing Office "a Nassau street
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEToR HEnALp GENERAL PsrrrIso OvyIcE,
North West Corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
New Yonx, 20th Sept, lsA2.
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Friday, Nov. 1S-2 r. Ne
The stock market presented no material alteration.
Sales were small at generally lower rates. Delaware&
Hudson fell per cent Mohawk
The foreign has not had any material effect upon
affairs this morning.
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Arrivals.

AsToR.-J Hines, Boston T Grund, Philadelphia !;
Dixon, Westerly, r. l.; Thomas NJ Cronnell, Balti-
more; Daniel Thornton, Jr., New Bedford; Brown,
Pbiladelphia;M Smith do; Thomas Mcconnell Boston;
VIM II Dunbar, Abingdon Mass; + M Weld, New Or
leans; Fairfield, Boston; Newball, Lynn, Mass Geo
Leitel, Syracuse; Ives and lsdy Lansnburgh; r.
Bald, Philadelphis;A Brooks New York; Mr. and Mrs w
Blocker Albany; NJ Gill. Philadelphia; c. Crolton,
Washington; Hobbs, Philadelphia; John Campbell,
Baltimore; John Batter. Washington MIR and Mrs Huf
ty, Philadelphia; l. Seymour, Westchester.