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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14
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HAVE taken my son VIM. |. Greenou"h. in,
Z To partnership in the practice Of ,.e law. IN the
county of Northumberland. He W III be constant,
" IN attendance at ry office. III the borough OF
Hunbu'v' rea''y To Transact such business as may
oe entrusted 10 our care. Merchants aud others
may Tcy upon his vigilance and fidelity in the col
lection of mon Y. L. GREENOUGH.
Sunbury. Dec 3lst lsi2-5t
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-14
FAETNEESE-E.

EEETGEESL-E.
vENIIE Subscribers have entered into partnership
l. III the practice Of law, in the several courts Of
the county of Northumberland, and state of Penn.
sylvsnia Their office is the slme that has hithcr-
to been occupied by L. Greenough, in the borough
OF SuHbury T.. GREENOUGH,
w. |. GREENOUGH.
Sudbury, Dec. 3ist, lsi2.-5t
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Ep Country

TT = 3 q Z a r y' 6.
r., HE Surs - er Agent Of Won & Harris. Hat
l. ManDfirfurgrs. for Nv THg, philtjephia,
Balt more snd cher large cities, n ego hats sre
highly comrn' nd.j i)r Ppod -p',. am1 1,trqb,Ety.
has land ir-t rate gssorim ~ 4 ~ rs a,d
CAPS sui:aie fr Sur.np = .'c., oh "h e p ha s,ld
very low fol cas- or ar',n"fd credit, he Ected
cheap store, NJ. 40, North ih.rj street, OPP ,i.e
the City Hotel rhjA rhis
ROBERT d. WILKINSON, Aren't.
n. B. Orders iot Hats uhe rough promptly
ATTENDED 10, The highest rice in rash Or trse
given for Fu1 skins.
Pr,li'elph,., June IL, lsi2 -lv
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I~ ~ - He
TIME public hereby not fed, that the sub
Il scrbers purchased of William and Jacob UP,
Of the borough of Northumberland, On the Goth
day Of December inst, two MARES, the one bay
and the other black.
Take notice, tina, we have loaned the above pro-
perry to The said Wm. and Jacob UP, to be deli
vered TO US st any time when called for.
WIN. McCAY,
BRAUTIGAM & NAPLES.
Northumberland, Dec. 3lst 1912.
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William Heilman, }
William W. keyse, :
Jossph Barnet )
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state OF Trade.
Increase in six weeks.

Increase in six weeks ,......., 1929 u
AUCTION Sale Of WooIiensThe following invoice of
Blankets was sold yesterday, a credit Of six months
Ihey were oil tae celebrated manufacture OF u Graner
OF Marseilles, and were the real Macknaw. This
prses the entire lot held in New York -
-Four bales, so pairs blue, lbs points, So rs
40 nue. oO pairs lbs points 80; 20 bales o5J pairs
lbs negro white S25 345, go bales do 80 pairs lbs
2St $50; 20 bales Of so pairs, lbs 270 as 10 bales
oil 90 pairs colored horse blankets b5 bales
white Macknaw 80 pairs lbs points, 20 do of 40
pairs lbs, points, s25 345 do do OF so pairs lbs
points, 2,3O do do 100 pairs, lbs pont 65 Is do
40 50 pairs lbs point 55; l0bai scarlet 80 pairs
IDS points $50 5,52t; bales Tue, 80 pairs, lbs
points, 4,95. 80
Blankets damaged, and old under Wardens' Inspec
on2O4 90 duf l6l;2 u do twilled fancy stripe
paies oil 90 pairs VIII ey l0 to Is ILL., SO per pair;
oaies each 9O0 fancy striped London dut 81 by "a inch
o. CSC each br of 100 fancy du so by 80 inch 9at
pales contains 44twed saddle blankets 80 by 60
CENTS bales OF 200 each black striped twled 81 by "a
DOC; bales OF 200 each, 81 by a. superior 62c bales
cash.
our-Ws have not the least alteration to record in
main as before quoted for Genesee S. l23 ISL; Ohio
IS OCT l2a; Michigan So O6f; Alexandra S. l2 %;
Georgetown SIS 25 1874; Rye -four, So 37A.
New Wheat has made its appearance in this market
from the western part of this State but holders do not
feel disposed to submit to present prices Sales of new
North Carolina at 81 10.
Cofton-The sales yesterday reached few hundred
paes, at old prices without any improving tendency
Hay-Sales at 40 IS cents fer shipment, to
tent sales are making for the country on account Of
short crops in the immediate vicinity ofthe city.
Whaisbone-Sales at 363 cts for north west.
Provisions-Articles under this head remain without
the slightest alteration in either demand prices
23A cts.
ashesPOts continue very limited demand at 81 so,
and Pearls at As 3l4.
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Foreign Importations.

% gts m;s s 5sT
youg hyson 67 CHS sss h do hyson hf eh 1900
S Pr ess c Sss m sh 90 800 s r
co soisi hid. SnSy f Fob "a! Wso 90
@ ssIs: kISds;:s j,iisy G.
6: F9bsTsos1i ssst chSp5efsnIl box Giandy.,i
S9Is. hucs ipqs: sosSs swss%ies Peabody;
iss. Mex: c'Ms cesm6.!!ss jones' senss Won:
TRonpsoa SItsi:
as Conn
Hunt sS %1 Aes,n9
Inan% c waId boxes sm,h
fsl.. t9okeI Mead Sco-22 boxsa Gihon Goa bale.
4sil;s sSgI % BE: iS.os
bale. 'eeg cas-. Garaet fsc CO.
w Word ssyeS Jss Wsd
Wsssslynss'TId ssI, p nsdc,-s bale Mccall
e.: s #! : ssss
81 n so; s,se ss: e.:
HqS.oo@s, sa teri. id IS Hill B;1sss5
ard %$zs sn s s;sa ks: N;STI sSsfs
a sif h RoSon ep' 81
Bs''e, Abcya-' SiOraen nod;s' CO., = wG5vell
Ha,ns. &eni WoI!sii Weos coeisf %eas. eo@sE
HJ.col-i A Van Ne't16 Jafuy CO.! HsimerS HAYES
%T;5 's9' hss as
8 s:l;2 M:. Sgg ss& Ss2' sa Me
eSs Hms:. Ward a'g- f aa ShsH
Togpseudo3 Hunt e913 Ealco9e'-S Cie,eIas Ma:os
sh, Philadel HAL Bnmha, Absrnethy Coilins3 Mes,
senser Brothe,- W w Ches,eI co-3J Nieholsoa13J
MOIton3 FnhsT-s Hsm,r heyS- 9shsrdsOn WA
Fox Coz + Tones son-l5 ngi, & scou-33 W Wr,te;
light eo-3 feMce5o Stone coIl Harvey slag-7J
wn-I5O pkgs 500 bx Pisces Is cases sheahng copper to
aSaysEl;shp AIge-'O basket. wine WSlI- soEW
BeljamIn-5G Wainwrtht-l Hnp'ey x Duehan-l Benz
hoee- DurIaneSpT-i TeyS.end shsIgss-s up;
"A Fi:gn Ss-i 4 NieSe:-i WsG.wSthsli Dor
ssd- r Sss g2 DaSis Fa!lss
pet.e-s RsIaa Co.'S Marliry 3 Dnne-a TIMBER y Van
toni A6ronpsdteisG asi,I"nS@d a KersSaPes
body hisg.Tl Mlto, H1coall-1 BaseI-6 Co!lel
Dce Boss@i ssaC h h.$sSSs C So ,an.
z z,nssdt--is Underwood air-l n Thuzsi-i War
rep-l Wares + Busf nell n A Gursa.
tad seed hsg nntmess 1000 bags caary ,eed 200 slabs tin
to odfsnIu Phys Dursnt-l oase Birrg u B-2 do
snuh "hheinr Foachell-l cask bale tobacco suul-
CRoNsrApr-shp M,xican--a5 tons hemp @ B Moore
N Peck 5000 ibu,hels nsx,eed e. nj Brdse,-so
bes 'heeng Moring-2O hf bales hemp bales mdze
10 order.
BREmKN-B uque Elix,beth-6 Uses 5kegs Schultz a B,v
dent rae, N9snu, PaysI ssdt-s c.ks T. II TIpper
es,k u KcmboV cos eases Rsyner Week,-ii bases
LAeUNA-schr ZuIah-lS0 tons OF lcswood to Howsad 4
Aspinwall.
Domestic lm Expectations
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Her, Jspss, Noble; Ajax sodasra RiebncaS E%ein.
&c. 'EyG: SoAt;S sstg%
s% and ss Ga oss S%
East Indies NsaIa Her,y MINT and Bqeno' Ays.
1 Ss' sslE%ils S 9Is. Sol isa Ms D''o
* Hs5s%. % l %ii ssS S.s
msn New York
hay fA &:y ss Pf9
Vail ETSas fI psn
TsSsSn;sI CSd, My YoyE; Poor GIs.. hydsaSs,E Ne
!;
81 p;vj; siss1y H;35s S',h c,,o,as
so%S York. s oss s,asa ss. SD
il My Ivy }9sa:"G Mf5s.
WtS Smith of CTon Eo New New York
BesIs do; Mobile stsauafd f' S:y Play Haven Jupiter
ia s al nil s "a August:
,a a''s NsT ts4 ORLEANS.
burn E. ssiy S9S' 2 HSash New HaSsS
sT aG"i fsv .a NJ Nv
sta A%aTS Teal S A sS59q a
IoliSs, coI;Sn Providence; J MOfeau VOORHEES, srs
Goham, Williams, KY West IL DAYS lin sugars, bound to
New YoIE PIT in with loss Of foretop mas. mai stay run
ning rigging &c, and eaky having experienced
3fheavo .ther on the p,s'ge; Pecic, Swift Ledorp;
ton Ss b T'lf
day.
GEoReErouN, s c, July is--CId MayoYpa Coleson, New
York.
CHARLr;roy July asAr Concord, Butler Nsuyia. ca
Hn let Jessie, Connor, Liverpool; Sutton. Galloway New
York Pe.iden Symmes PHI lade pha 2st. fremont, lay
ot LivsIpoo wg Thoma Bennett, Haley, srdool DO;
Amon, Barkman, York d,g. Emma, (swl King, redalr,;
Arabian Bonney for Bodeaux; Gsnor Eaton, Northern
minslon.
SAVANNAH, july 2O-Arr Alliance Tucker Liverpoo Phi
uIa poaee, New York. CD Pinta Gwen, Boston; La,
mar Sannemann, NYork; Tioga, Lewis. do Sid. Comst
Haven: Pnta Boston Arr 2t Woodstock, Tucker, Trri.
dad de CT6a CID Alliance. Tucker, Wiscasset Sid, q
Nnw 0RLEANs July 5-AE Antwerp, Smith Bos oni k9et
Morris Outerbrdge Thad susan Spright St Thom.s Cid,
Columbia, Robinson London Alierton, Torey, Boston;
StraffuId Brewer Bait; Antoinette, Smith Tampico.
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MONEY MI : RKET.
Tuesday, July 25-6 p.

Tuesday, July ass r. M.
The market astonishngly dull for this period
of the year. Probably there less aggregate
of outstanding obligations in the community than
at this moment and there is but little spirit to enter
enterprises The sales at the Board small and
prices generally better. Ohio 6s I; Illinois /; Can
ton |; Harlem I; Long Island fellR
At the New Beard there were few sales but rates
evnced the degree frmness and disposition rise
at the Old Board
About the middle Of April Ohio per cent stocks
at 6S-by forced movement they up to 30 in
the middle OF May The steam power was then exhaust
ed and the stock has stuck at that SINCE although
New York 6s at l09 and worth ls according to
the government stock Several facetious letter.
written from brokers' cellar in Wall street to hired
gans in Ohio offering to guarantee that the stock would
goto par. Why is it that it is the lowest OF the
dividend paying stocks In this market Is owing to the
high confidence in the integrity of Ohio 7
1t isinvariably the that when lawyers undertake
opromote morality by attempting to egslate men into
honesty, that they only fix trap for honest men, and
make them the victims of designing scoundres accord.
ing to law WHO'S benefited by the usury laws1 None
but the unblushng rascal Who when money is valuable
obtains what he wants Of the confding capitalist at the
market rate which being above the legal rate gives
him the right to cheat his creditor out OF his DUE The
capitalist aware OF this risk charges additional sum
Soeeo, 70 honest man really
in difficulty is obliged to "pay the piper" The laws in
relation to stockjobbng precisely smilar their s
fects The law enacted by the wise lawyers provides
that contracts in stocks illegal and void and that
all monies paid such contracts may be re covered at
law. The effect of this law is as follows A persen
wishes to gamble safely goes into Wall and es
broker tibet he has got 20 to OF certain ock and
wishes him to sell it on time The broker demands de-.
Foe of say $500 to secure him. and makes the SALE In
the mean time the price of the stock rises II then ap
pears that the person had stock but depended upon
fall to buy in However in consequence of the rise
loss of say $1,000 is incurred This throws loss of $500
upon the broker and when he demands the amount the
person turns round with the coolest and most neable
vany and sues the broker under the law for the org
nal dePose. None but scoundre long trained in a
course of thevng could indeed have had the hardhood
to carry out such scheme Of plumbers but il is precisely
such outcasts thabeneft by the folly of the lawyers
The following comparative return of the Banks of
Ohio -
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BILL, Auctioneet
BY BELL x HOWARD.
(Stores No. ~ .a,in and lis Fulton strests.)
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.


Al iOh o'clock 10 the sale, room
Large Sale OF Splendid Eurnture-By Caaogue-By order
of receverThe sale these two days VIII cainpIlse an
Iensve ard valuable variety Of the best cry made wp.o
Cabinet Furniture offered for yeaG aud will inc ude the pe'
stock OF cabinet aud spring eatsofn IN M GUY ou 40 &
ling bureaus chairs all descrptions variety o. bedroom
umiture paror and drawing room do piano Io,tsti mp,
clocks vases splendid painings cases oil stunned ous' Gu
The sale will commence on Wednesday and continue on
Thursday. This sale will be positive.
Also superior variety excellent second hand FURNITURE
from family giving up housekeeping. .
Comprising almost article use and elegant IN he
chrs sofas Fiench
bedsteds looking glasses book rocking and paro, chair
mattresses beds bidding table linen, clocks vases china cut
glass, kitchen utensils, &c
At l0H o'clock, at the sales room.
Large sale OF elegant se'sonabe staple snd fashionable dry
Also, in continuation the Of wholesale and retail dy
Also, clothing fancy goods pledged articles hosiery, Lon
don cloths caimees, vestngs, some jewslr cutlery hard
ware, &c.
At l01 O'clock ar the sales room: go
Furniture Saie-Whi be cont ued the sale OF splendid
furniture of all descriptions, from Wednesday and Thurs
day. iY26'
AT PRIVATE SALE.
farm Of about 100 OF land Of which mproy ed
having saw mill hous., orchard sc sua ed IS miles
from Albany and about the same from he UucS rail road
Price owTitle mdisputable-Tem, sonable Inquire 81
For Sale or EXchange-A farm of 100 # land beaut
full- situated on Warehouse Lake. near the village
Also l5 of land IN the town OF Wells ABOUT % miles
A UCTIUN NOTICE-By CAKTEk 4 co : Furniture
"A Pianos Blinds &c Thursday 9Th July H half-past 10
Of fashionable made csbnt unuur
comprising criticize in the line, vn;-so'as chars rock
dining tables marble top bureaus oomas divans bookcases
c aides, Sc.
Also, 10 pair. yepan Blinds, seleg.n, Pianos. made BY
Sale posi- iveiy without reserve. Jy2o2 r
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brio and winding bobbinet. Jack must exchange the
marlingspke" for the "shutte"-the "spunyarn reel"
for the Spindle" and by the time he make good
marketable muslin the people at large will discover the
benefit of protection and the "outsde barbarians" will
be allowed to land perhaps "Fiorida reef' great
favorwhile the lawyers debate to what shall be done
with them NEXT.
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Passengers to Arrive.

sAvANsAH-G LamaI-Mrs A X GORDON, 5 childtn and
a,Iysnt, MRS Sherlock and children Mrs Prende
Mrs HemeIlin Miss Hale, MIS- Shatlock Mi, Gull
children Doe, w q Price, M Hall, w Pre- A X Cor
CON- Burlington, Luce Prendergast, sthrop, w
Baune, T. Hoophkirk, nd w HooRhkirk
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Passengers Arrived.

CANTON ship Horato-Capt shearman Of Brooklyn late
OF the schooner Princess sold in Chp7 Capt Doane of
Boston. lat. of Ihs brig Iah Abigail, sold;
LvERPooL-Ship Ashburtob-Countess America Vespucci,
Rsy Limson, Cochran, H Smith, Mr., Downing
children ' - "
HAyRE1Shp Argo-N Niles MIR. Niles, Master F Miles,
Miss N,les Mss Niles M A Cheriput; Mr. William
SOD Mrs Williamson, Messrs w SnepwIth, Walsh, Voy
Wolf, 4 Bmndher, d Field. J Akerly H c Jackson.
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m. MpoRTANT TO THE UNFoRTUNATE.-

o. IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE
cure guaranteed The College OF Medicine and Phar
macy ofhe city of New York, established for the sup
preston quackery prepared TO treat all diseases
of priv ate nature and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maades advantages not 10 be with
at any institution in this country, either public
private From the constant correspondence and from
private arrangements between the Medical Institution OF
Europe all the Improvements in the treatment of these
forwarded to them long before they reach the
majority OF the medical profession of this country.
With such advantages together with the combined skill
Of The hrs medical men OF this country the College feel
satisfied that the good work they have undertaken "the
suppression ofquackery will receive the patronage II
deserves from that portion of the public requiring their
services.
Terms, for advice and all medicines, SIS.
~ B. Patients living at distance by stating their dis
fase explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any, can
obtain chest containing all medicines, with full drec-
tons for use with guarantee of cure by addressing
the Agent of the College, post paid, enclosing S.
BY order, w. s. RICHARDSON. Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
street.
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Passenger Sailed.

NEW YoRK-ship Rsscus-sr VIM snith and lady Of Wor-
cesteIshe, En- Mr. Robson lady Toronto; Miss
Caroline L'ng Of DUBLIN Mr. VIM Foot lady, children
pony Fac ard servant Of New York; Archdsacon Cumming,
&, Ensland; he Hon Key Gsyendh Of Dc; Messr
Thompson, and Smith q Trnidad franklin Of NYork;
The British Army Mr. w Mead King Of NYork; signo
ComPo of Italy; Sgnar D ronti Of do; Mess Volon.
ten oil Pss Buchanan of amsca; Douglass of do VIM
Bolton and lad Of Llverpoo Matthews Of Scotlsnd VIM
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S4,732.OOO


This clearly leaves profit of about 10 per cent over
and above all liabilities IL the Bank should wind up TO-
day.
One Of the penny papers recently made statement in
relation to the Long Island Railroad about sale of some
of its property and motion to investigate the
OF the meeting The only foundation for the statement
which at best was OF no consequence appears to be that
special meeting called in order 10 ascertain the
locality Of the $4,000, being the late nsslmsnt called
in. late my sterious movement in the stock seemed to
emanate from "motive power" that wanted "reguls-
ting" The result of the meeting protest against
the zone man power" and resolution to place the money
partly in Long Island bank and partly in Wall street
bank to be drawn out by checks of tho presiding officer
in favor Of two Of the directors counersgned by the
Secretary.
The practical working of the system Of high taxes in
the United States made very apparent the arrival oil
Swedish vessel the Albion from Csnton with teas Sc
The brig was chartered by American merchants for the
voysge because she could perform the voyage
than American built vessels The present tariff imposes
ajax OF 50 per ton on all American built vessels which
bounty in favor Of the foreign carrier The duty upon
hemp, upon cerdage, upon canvass, upon iron upon
woolens, and all other articles used by ship builders
riggers cordage makers and sesmen, form bounty in
favor Of those foreign vessels mostly of the north of Eu.
rope, that exposed to such taxation at home All
been to navigate the with empty ships too costly
charter, and forbidden TO bring home foreign products
Under such state Of things foreign vessels must newt
ably be our carriers What is the object Of protection
tits avowed to bet "buld up home manufactures That
is to induce people 60 into that branch Of industry II
aedged by its advocates that so many people will be
induced to go into that business that competition will
ultimately enable them to undersel foreigners Now il
people are tempted to 90 into acturing II will be
only because that business will DO more profitable than
present cmployments This effect will be produced first
ny making present employments Improbable This is
the in point. Shipping is Improbable because II is
heavily taxed by the tariff and disabled from bringing
home foreign goods Foreign vessels can carry for
less than American The capital of ship Is de
precating their vessels going decay the turn
out Of employ and lately paradng the streets for
improved wages The next step is for the ship
to put their capital into cotton mills sell their ships
Joss and set the to making lace, viewing
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FreIghts,

CHARLEsroN July 22.-The only vessel up for Liver.
pool has completed her cargo at 6ths An engagement
OF brig to load with rice for Bordeaux was made in the
forepart of the week. but could not learn at what
rates These are the only vessels in port bound to
foreign ports, For the North, offers exceedingly
land IS cents willingly accepted for rice and
cotton in square bales.
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHlLADEL-

TO LET-From the 3lst day of July instant, for a
term Of this long established and pop
uar house, with spacious and elegant saloons,
~, wardrobe library machinery, property and s nx
Its well known reputation both Europe and me
United states renders detail Of the numerou-
aud oecul,r advantages sad nducem which present
selves the OF efficient management 70 "
cure which wilt chie object Of the proprietor .
Address proposals. which shall be considered W
The Board OF Agents Of the Chestnut Street So"
aou,l, ma ,xy,y- Avenn. philsdrlphis. lVeodI-r
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90 INFALLIBLE.-The certain bedbug Extermina-
tor warranted in all to extermnate the vermin
and prevent a return.
Also Poons for the certain destruction of Ants Moths
Rats, Cockrosches, &c.
The celebrated Fly Paper which destroys the flies in
medistely upon alighting on it, For sale by
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, avail st.
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FOR SALE AT PUBL &c AUCTION.
KNHE RAILWAY MANuEACTIIRING co. will aelI

FOK SALE NJ PUB V 10 AUC TION.
THE RAILWAY MANUFACTURING CO will sell at
puoc auction, on nth August at their Print Works. IN
&anvay NJ all the machinery and noveHbe ty OF the
company consisting Of printing and engraving cal
lenders copper cylinders dye cnppeu dying aud bleaching
boilers IS horse with
boilers fire 2patent balances. IRON safe, hydraulic
and common press and small slide lathe itn complete
Of and boring and bla ksm tools an ascr ment
imported steel, nd and old quantity drugs
cisterns, stoves tables, benches, &c
Catalogues OF which may be mad application TO Mr. Philip
FERGUSON & WALLER,
jyl9 Imsr 81 William sneet.
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THE THIRD SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT

THE THIRD SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT
THE BRITISH AMERICAN MUSICAL SOCIETY.
Ar g sn. es1SD .a s,;r noTr k00"''
CGsVfsaHN e 3s9' sl e. " sss
msq Sn S@sD
Sssssg sss. sfd .: so:.
auS a', Of S:s
with %s s * anna % Of a
@ Of S 10th sou us 81 the h'''
,,Xoc.L ATp IysrnuMrsrAL PrRroRMrh':
MISS Mss HsyS SedPols.
Ma MI ht! p sssssMss,
MN Mr. GF BoUIinp. and
And for h. M.u
their their departure for the
'AN'' Master DAVID HUGHES
Master H MI!, bHETa HIS
Who will perform on Hap. the Violin and Conc rns.
Conductor, ....'..... -. Mr. Austin Phillip;
Chs King, telde' son of the eminent English composer
The instrumeut,l department will he numerous and
Piano engaged for these Concert. of Chambers
Full particulars will be duly announced.
PROGRAMME.
i--Introd newfoundland, Rossin
and Boulard, MPKlns
s-sons--should he upbrsid, Mrs Morley, Bishop
esis 1 S" Eeto Song Mis-
e-solo C.nceuina-De BeEot's seventh Air on
the ConceIt,9a ira md, and Panoforte' Master n.p..
aud Mr. Beames, Mozart
lard. Russell
s-SoDg-l'n be no submissive wife. Miss Rey-
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cato, Mr. Phillip, and Master D Hughes Phillips
W.. Morley S Ms Mso ne P Snp.
Johnson, Strong, Boulard and Beanes, Rossini
l-Tno-ThIee Harm; Cracovienne, Miss HUGHES
2-Dueft-Could maa be secure, Messu Phillips
and Beams, Tnvsrs
3-galiad-My Father Land, Mrs Morley, Barnett
a-Song-Fair Child OF the West, Mr. Johnson Hodgson
3-Ballad-Min Nc G'en; -
Msssr D aasse. and N Phillips. BsBeTio.
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Morley s"d MIR Johnson, Bellin,
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The roles and constitution Of the Society will
he ready ios1bscrben and performing members neviousto
Persons desIrous Of becoming Subscribers MEMBER
requested leave their and ad res At Messrs Fth
Stores early possible, which will BE- Immediately at
tended to-
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
? Ticket for four Cobc,Its from date subscription,
: For one Gentleman and two Ladies, on. Concert 81.
o Single Tickets, so cents. which may be had At the
subscri pton Tickets not transferable