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LATEST sOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELrHA. Nov 4Cld Edward Steel, Montevdee and
Buenos Ayrs Osceola, MERCER Rio Janeo; Delaware Tay
lor Coast of Aca; Pearl Harding and Sula Bangs Bos.
toni Huntress Bakr Charleson Ann Dsnman Howe, Ber-
muda
,BALrIMqS5, Nov s-Ar VIM Penn. Coleman, Arecibo;
Howard Edridge, Bucksport. Below, Charles Wirgman
PR ~
Vandaa, Wall, Barbados
RICHMOND. Nov 2-Sd Dante, Stoddard, NYork
NORFOLK, Noy 2-Arr Mary Jane Powell New York. Cid
WIN Thatcher Decker West Indies. In Hampton Roads.
McCready Somers, City Point for st Thomas.
Foreign Ports
AEIcBo Oct 2oIn port, Nonpareil Homer from Phiade
phia days; Signal Of Salisbury, for Norfolk
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Foreign ImportatiOns.

LoNpoS.ship TorontoE7e5o bars 40 bdl, iron Grnne
Is bars iron Elliman-l8 chests 100 sabs tin G More
wood $50 pkgs Meyer son-lOo + Fiedler-48 Cum
Phillnpsmes GbsGn-l5 Jessop,ls Rockwell cog
Low.lo NJ Raymondn736J Owen-2 Godfrey Pattison 4
eo-S Meyer co.'s Phillips col Movers Phil
Muns99 eSm3 PIKE BMQ5ewood-lo Wiley
wood e.-l34 Routh-f0 kegs bags 10 chests pkgs
Clark McCommin-l5 l. Cohen-3 Dord-1 Thompson &
lo5 to ORDER
RIO JANEIRoBrg Hansa-16i3 bags coffee S kin Iron.
sidesi53 do Grinnell, Mntum co-l2O Hchcock-60O do
to order.
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MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, Nov. A. p. M.
The operations at the stock board were large to-day
ndprices in advance Ohio IS rose t; Illinois os Il In.
diana per cent; Long Island !; Harjems.
At the New Board United States SIS sold at lI6S.
The following Is comparative statement OF tho Bank
OF the State OF New York -
BANK THE STATE OF Nnw YoRk, AuGusr, 1919
Resources. Jan. 1913. .4ur. 1912, Nor. ial1
IDsu and 90
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNDoN-Packe ship TorontoMrs Frances H williamson
Mrs Cary Cary. Mr. Flora lady and three children Geo
en Mrs. H sisvs s:. rhbInddspha Miss Fir Brown B
Boson John Rose, Portsmouth, Ohio; Mrs Eliza Parsons
Ganada FREDERICK Campbell and lady Royal Artillery; Mr.
Denver Canada Rifles; Miss Ransfod, Miss Stubbs John
Hill Chs Fowler, Capt James Stewart Lindsey London-3o
in the steerage. -
Passengers Sailed.
MATANzAs-Brig Ann Eza-MY Prince and daughter Mrs
Knight Mrs Mallory, Messrs Howard, Horribly Clarke
Lloyd Milburn, Ellis, johnson, Jones. -
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sIsorD Board Nov. s.-$7a0 State 90, 81; Is shares
Philadelphia Bank, sol; do s9t IS Union Bank of Ten
FIRsr BoAnp, Nov. 4 $500 Chesapeake 4 Delaware
Canal Loan $751; $500 City S. 1862 1885, $500 do 1865 1885,
$500 do 1884, 1903; $500 do 1851 0s Sl7eO State SIS
$4,000 do s5d 6s sl24OO do do o3{ $1,000 do 6st $3.50
do 6si $1,000 Tennessee Bonds 5 st July, 49, 81 shares
Wilmington RR Is; s5 do Mechanics Bank 2si; u North
Bank of Kentucky 90; so Manufacturers Mechanics
Bank 2O 10 Philadelphia Bank %; 90 Union Bank, Ten
Pennsylva Bank 2O2a Is Kensington Bank
AT % Pennsy Bank 203; 20 do 202i; do 2O4; so
Penn Township Bank a.
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fry- PUBLIC NOrICE-L. COSTING gives notice
to his friends and patrons that from this date
will receive rLAINFIELD NOTES, at his establish.
ent No "a and &c Nassau street. at the time
turning his many thanks to the public for their kindness
an pa
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Domestic lamentations,

SAvANNAH-Brg l. Badwin-l29 bales cotton Parmelee Kill
born X Rogers-2o Ogden-lo Talmsn-I2t &
Graves8 Barstow, Pope co-l03 Lockwood of Prov.
dence-2 do wool Cons-l tee beeswar x Whitmore-
so bales cotton IS ties rice order.
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- A FORTUNE TELLER rNGAcFD

> 10 FORTUNE TELLER ENGAGED AT
Pe'le's Museum drew crowds last week. she has been
the most comic description. including the
celebrated Kentucky Minstrels, besides La Petite Cert
tbs danreuse sc. Really when such attractions Of
fered tor shilling, our amusement loving citizens
need never lack tho opportunity Of gratifying their de-
conducted and neat pin from the nrs to the fourth
story.
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Ship Masters and Agents.

Ship Masters and Agents
We shall esteem favor, if Captains of Vessels will Civ
to Comnodors RoBERT siLyEY of our News Fleet, Re
Vessels Spoken on their Passage List of their Cargo and
Foreign Newspapers News they have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad will also confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
received.
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MEMS MERCER AND TAILOR.

lCHARn CALROW, tof Wall street formerly, and sole
author OF the Tailors Assistant respectfully informs his
ola patrons and the public in General the aerng sup
port he has met with since his reopnng 9 Canal
induced him to venture down to No 81 Nassau street where
he hopes to prove to his old and also his patrons that the
more real gold is tried, the brighter shines Being well
aware Of the prevalence Of huobug in these aud the
and almost innumeabe articles used all every line
OF business TO snsp the unthnkng the purchase OF
WINCH apparently valuable but which, when having been
tired by the only true test been found perfectly
less.
conscious that MS former customers will
commendation, aud to them any and every OCCASION he
refers those who may wish to deal with him
IN Bon hand, assortment of Clio hs Cassimeres
Vesngs of the newest style which will he made
at prices ranging from Is 30 below the
2wi s@rc
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Sales Of stocks at PhiIadoIphia.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsIDENT.-Edmund F.
Brown. to be Justice of the Peace in the County
OF Washington in the District of Columbia.
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W UUtIOHNfo NJ 1T. hMEHICHN MU oE-
UM-Ths svsrte place fails TO be crowded, when
there is sufficient attraction. This week have
which no manager but Barnum would hav. ventured,
but extensive may be- believe he has consulted
the public taste. The celebrated and charming voc ass
Mary and Rosins shaw, have been engaged, assisted Ivy
their bro to give series of Concerts, with dances
songs etc. interpreted by other performers The lovers
OF good music, will ind here every evening" without
any change efprices
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MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA
ritanna, HEWITT. ...Oct. 10 $3.50. Nov I6
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FRENCH DIAMOND EYE VAPOk.-Perm nent ar
Judgements having been made for supply of this
tolyrum hsncefoIth he obtained from the
A. M. until p M.-Dr ANDREW LAKE, Oprhalmic Snr-
econ, Occulist, No 86 White side of Broadway
Eeeminen and benefit derived from the
have ostd il both in France and England this country,
do not think make remarks ecs
ey As the agent am fully authorised to III should not
money will be refunded subject only TO deduction for the
Quantity used IN proportion To- the price paid which 0
vial with Eye Glass.
This EyeW,e5 STRENGTHENS weak eyes caused by close
application to study fine work and renders perfectly
the brilliant aud healthy 1t the patient
vision has been by evers measles change of climate
exposure and ats hours
gives clear sight the aged by removing morbid gauu-
ations from the IL affords almost immediate relief all
infiammaory attacks 10 which the subject Ii will
move the most inveterate Of chronic opthamia.
few DAYS the smoky appearances aud floating
srots which TO the in the first of
checking the disease entirely Persons using this Eye Vapor
,sonay, will ud their brilliant transparent
brightness and activity of motion which will perma.
All orders the Diamond Eye Vapor must be directed az
above and the paid when mailed IL will sent
to any part OF the Union ms lm*m
'HU PERSONS ABOUT TO BUlLO.-Persons about TO
repair buildings hear of ulder supern.
tend the for modeate The accounts
expenditure will be correctly kept and derd weekly the
Other also be made ect4ble
cerer Address B. NJ through the Park Office
M
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PMALE5S NEW YORK MUsEUM,
Nh pIl,TIIp ERX
MONDAY Nov 9Th. sas-sECOND AND POSITIVE
-A 10y LAST SM2AHD2ANnMEE L98yzARE.
Harpist from Paris. and

MADAME LAZARE.
h'RSR oNs s0T + MIR Miro and
MoNs 1.-THE \ P %s e., G' MSA y r rr,rnNr
On MONDAY, Nov Sh II, i@' at the Apollo saloon
Grand Duett-From the Opera of Gulliaume Tell.
~ ''A'' ''U M.dame Lazare and Mons T. Miro
Grand Fantasie-From the Opera OF Moses, for Piano
Mons T. Miro
Air-Du Siege de Corinthe .............. Rossni
Mons Etienns
Madame LaIar.
Dustt-Fr rom the Opera of Robert lie Diabe for Harp
Madame Laz.re and Mons T. Miro
Grand Fantase-From the Opera Of Guilliaume Tell,
''' i''n' ''''' - - - Mon. DS sIife
Mons Etienns
Audane Final from the Opera Of Lucia Thaberg
tBy general dssre) lie Trile Doher
Mons T. Miro
rJ-Tickets One Dollar each-To be had at the Music
Stores, Hotels. and at the DOOR
70 Concert to commence at eight o'clock n3 3tsee
R. WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL
PAINTINGS.
WILL be open for a few weeks commencing on Monday
" Evening Nov, g. 1919 in the Grane Building, corner
Each Painting surface Of nearly OF
and produces the wonderful phenomena of distinct
pictures the same Canvass consisting OF the following
MILAN Cathedral.
City of Jerusalem and Crueifrion.
3-Church of the Holy Sepulchr.
4-Belshazzar's Feast.
Tickets of admission IS each Perorm,nc twice day.
Doors open at ga NJ exhibition commences hS o'clock
Ent ance n Chambers st .one door from Broadway.
M 3wis.r
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" We SHALL RECEIY. BY THE BRITANNIA

And all the Metropolitan papers.
Agents be supplied with all of above forward
ing their orders early to this Office, and reasonable
terms the moment they arrive. subscriptions will also
be received and punctnally attended 70.
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whaling.
SIP 270 VIII.
A. Gallao Aug Isabella, Rowland, FIJI. 1000 bbls
Az iayta July George Swift, FIJI oil stated; Aug 20
RUSSELL Roy do, u s00 Pacific, NIB, 81 mos 1900; Mary
Wright Coffin st John, 81 mos, 1900.
Spoken-No date Sc Phobus, Chase, Nan 30 mos, 100
ebls American Coffin do 20 1900; Eagle Gotta do l00,
Aurora, Coffin, Nant, 25 mos, 100
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NoTICE-should Eliza Sherman" who came
~ ship Saint Lawrence last June call at No 100 Pine
ahe Wi, o som thing O her benefit.
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GENTLEMEN HAVING FINE WATCHES which
" they wish cleaned repaired workmanke msnner are
invited to eavs them with +. II. LOCKWOOD who gives
the srcte per'ona affection this bfanch of b ness aud
will guarantee entire sasaction his customers The sub
scrber well that watches often
beng into the hands of nke they would be by run
ming ten without cleaning he asks fair trial 20
establish the difeI between quackery and science
F. II LOCKWOOD ls6 Fulton street,
MS lm~ec Buildings
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PACuET SHIP LOUISVILLE, from New Orleans is
l. d,charg ing the foot Of Pike str ct
Immediately, " ~ " VIZ i''''p''' '"e" souus
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NO MORMONISM OR MlLLERISM
HE ngaheung OF Israel for the redemption Of soul and
body, viii be ached in Columbia Hall 1863 Grand ST. by
Margaret Bishop and Others Sunday the 3h inst at
O'Clock in the afternoon, and in the evening.
n. B-The meeting will be held on the third floor
ot;ssr
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pAKET SHIP LIVERPOOL from Liverpool-C onsignees
erhls ship will please send their permits board
side Burlng SLIP, to the Office of he subsc without
lay All goods not permitted in Eve dys liable sent
to the public store. Woodruff MINTURNS
nd 81 Sonih str
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RECOMM ENDATIONS.
Philadelphia, Feb'ry l6. Il

INTIuUOIPIHdI IIU y To 1ot@'
Gentlemen:-T Anatomical Plates OF Quain,
are the best that have been issued OF late years
from the English press, They present to the
student great facilities in acquiring knowledge
OF the human structure.
The plates OF the American edition appear TO
me 10 be as well and as correctly executed as
those OF the original work.
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sly Of Pennsylvania.
To Messrs. Carey & Hart.
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Gentlemen:-ln reply to your note Of yester,
day, requesting my opinion OF the series Of Anat
omical Plates Of DR.. Quan and Mr.. Wilson,
am glad 10 be able to slate that it u.s. in my
opinion, the most splendid work Of the kind that
has appeared. It's authors are practised andex.
cellent anatomists, and not less Informed in the
various relations which that important depart
ment bears 10 medical science in general. The
plates, in the original, are faithful representa-
lions OF the human frame as exposed Oh disco,
lion. and are beautifully delneaied.
Such a work. executed throughout with the
same care as the photographic plates which you