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DIED.

On the 4h inst of influenza MIS- Hannah Merrill at the
residence of her son Charles Merrill in her Saith year
On Wednesday, Mrs Jane Stout, aged 81 years
In this city, MIR. John H. Bates, aged Al years.
On Tuesday morning, the 7th inst in the oath of his
age Alexander Shells eldest OF al Robert Shells. OF
this city.
On Tuesday mornings Vicorine, daughter Of Sebastian
Jaclard aged II months
On Monday, Adeline Mann daughter of Henry Bays ef
Group, eyed years.
On s,onday evening Frederick son of Charles D. and An
tonet,e Webb, III Sd year year Of his age.
At Schenectady The I'd instant, Prudence wife OF Re.
solved Gvens Esq aged 20 years Mrs g. was found dead
in her bed.
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EXCLUSIVELY
Ehr
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FKINI ED Gallo OES,
10 upr the City and Interior Trade By the piece package
By continuing their attention entirely exclusively to this
one article l. B. are enabled not only exhibit
tensive ard beautiful assortment than be found elsewhere
thee 6eng no similar establishment Prints in the United
but 20 sell always at prices low, and generally
!aIcs' than houses WHOSE attention and divided
among a large variety Of articles
The S,eck embracing Some Thousands Of Different PAT
Styles 70 which will be constantly added all and desa
bic patterns Is they appear IN the market besides many which
will be got up exclusively for their own sales
Purchasers Of this aEsise win find thei. interest
anime Stock before buying their Prints Even If they do
not ey Will at LEAST have The advantage seeing all
the new styles and leaning the Lowest market prices
Catalogues Of Prices corrected with avery variation OF
,hs Market are placed in The hands Of Buyers All orders
will receive the best attention. aus 3uD&W
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Passengers Sailed

In tn packet ship Patrick Henry for Liyerpooi-H Young
of NYork Il Young DO, Henry Marquand do, Mr. Ly-
mann Of Mass, Geo Wright, ESQ Liverpool; Mrs Del
and child Mrs Habersham WIN Watson Esq and lady
NYork NJ! Bramer Germany; Dickinson Esq, and lady,
New York. Russell, Edinburgh, Mr. Welford Horsley
Palmer, Esq, aud servant England Mr. Bright do Jas r
Taylor Esq ork; Edward Bennett Barbadoes Mrs An
jenkins Providence; Mrs Mary Hancock do, Mr. Charles
Burre and do; Mrs Elliott Montreal Miss Char
lot,e Elliott do alsssEllio dos Miss Ellen Elliott dos
Gerdes Esq Baltimore; Mrs James Mead and lady, To.
In the Slap Coho,a for LivcrpooNlessrs Burnett, Lecke
and Campbell.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
on,, or NEWBORN, NOVEMBER ., 1913.
Cleared,

Cleared,
n-.n.,n,n,,. Jameson, Charleston YIN Welssei
b';s Arrived.
MO Roars Cotans. ~ ds ffon MssaAham, hides to (
Coming , 1on Ehzabsh Faulkner Il ts I'm Pictou
q s s9i Dolon FIVE ds isom Boston, IN ballast 70 Nss
NTH 20 Fyman lotion, Dc FIN Nenbern, nc. naval
ssn. d. Psysef yvhima1sh Sailed III with schrs
i I.s HITCHCOCK Register Anaconda sarah George Pol
lock: s.h a. FAR smit ds I'm Washington Nc naval stores
n Bran, & Maitland.
al sores to S Mitchell.
seht Emma Cole d fm Baltimore otssd for the Navy
70 : ssnr: Star Hsllst ds fem Bamo ps bound TO
! seh Mary Pntay eds tn Bamore pig ron bound to
t seb MARY, MARSHAL. ds im Philadelphia coal
sch Mary Wiliets, Loysiaud d5 from Philadelphia
sct susannad 5; Phsbe, Godfrey ds from Retnlond,
sch David Cox Wlldsa. ds fan Richmond, coal bound
q, Stanford
swedish ship Bii&ton, fin Antwerp
Sailed.
SHIN italy,, Coulton. Trieste; bark Hoia. Wind We,
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The seysntysSih Chapter, the last between the Un
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ctions have been inserted il the present edition. series Of
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narrative
Moreover great defect in the European edition has here
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HARPER & BROTHERS HAVE NOW READY,
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS,
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF EUGENE SUE,
BY CHARLES II. TOWN, ESQ
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS,

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The superiority of this translation over all others lies In
the fact Of its extreme fidelity TO the original
Boston Evening Gazette.
More elegantly done, and has certainly the advantage
form" brother Jonathan.
In acknowledgements the translation OF the Harpers
edition. and quotes and his own show that
the quantity of the original is made more of in his ed
ton than that Of the Harpers This unfortunate
for the estimation OF all whose not led
captive by expeves and commonplace slang his translation
sinks mmeasurabl below that OF the Harpers The former
is full OF the horrible murder Style and evidently made
catch the lovers of the bombatc and extravaganza the style
of the latter pure and chasts and pleaes the udcious
reader BY the good taste displayed the taseess
portion Of the original New York S Bulletin.
Mr. Towns translation spirited and retains the
and interest OF the orginaln remarkable degree"
IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
We HAZE TAKEN PAINS TO EXAMINE ill
THREE OF THE EDITIONS PUBLISHED IN
THIS COUNTRY, IND We DO NOT HESITATE
TO PRONOUNCE THE MessrS. H.4RPER'S EDT-
TION DECIDEDLY THE BEST. re ought 10 knor
something about it or haze employed Leisure for
three months in reading and anlqttg the original uork
from the French OUR .4DVTCE TO THOSE IFHO
WISH TO OBT.4IN THE YORK IN ITS BEST
FORM,I IS TO PURCHASE THE MESSRS. HAIR
PER;S EDITION." [Baston Daily Mail.
One who has read the story French expresses the opn
mstSa f @ row Town 81 thu on Of the best
French scholars this country having resided France and
[Brooklyn Daily News.
"The translator Mr.. Charles H Town has performed his
nj 3tis- =. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
Anew OFFICEFOR THE SALE OF PERIO-
IN IDEALS, Cheap Publications., and Foreign Newspa.
.ers will be opened this dly No w all street, wheie
always be found variety of Foreign Newspapers than
any o''s' =" '''' G. DoEL Wall street
The Office for the sale OF the above articles still! continued
Ann street under the same management as formerly
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CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.

CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.
CAMUEL PIERCE'S NEW PATENT PRE-
y MUM KITCHEN RANGES.-The subscriber nv invites
street ami examine his of Ranges varying IN pri-
ces from s25 500 These Ranges constructed as to
utensils Therovens are always ready for baking. without
nda ace to the other necessary cooking operations They
efyia from the cooking escape the chimney One Of
the strongest evidences that these superior TO any
the patent right Of proprietor against whom the public
ale cautoned As have been instituted for
These Ranges warranted 10 give entire sat
siacon III every SaMUEL TENN,
Sole Inventor and Proprietor, Iii Fulton.st. .
The above range took he first premium al the late Far Of
,a A nsr;can Insttuta OPT Owls
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Big Ioya! Sailor Young ds I'm Calais, Me, with ium-
ber, to Richards and Clamhe liam
Big John EndeIs from RIO GIande VIA st tetiieilnes,
with hides to Hopkins & Hawley
Schr Direct Briggs d. I'm Baltimore, with mdze 10
& Briggs.
sehr Fame Crowell day, from Philadelphia, with coal
10 The muster.
to Mr. Robinson Sunday, 5n INST of Cape Ann, fell IN
with aud boarded chr Ceres OF Prospect full of water and
mainmas carried away hanging along SIde-suPPosed to
have capsized last Friday IN squall.
Schr Benjamin. Bselow days from boston, with mdzs
TO J Atkins s. Co
schr Homer, Read days from Boston. with mdzs to
* Hsrrck.
seT Oscar, Baker, days flom Boston with mdze,
schr Vss,a, Crowell, days from Dennis with fish,
schr Ios, Norwood, ds from Passport t, aad sth
scGr Vsstai, Crowsll, ds fm Dennis, fish.
Schr Nassau Dearborn ds I'm Richmond, flour to Allen
s Paxsou.
schl Palm Clo>yell, d, from Philadelphia, coal to
Anderson.
schr Counsel, Baker Philadelphia, coal
sloop Cabinet from Sag Harbor, with ell
Below.
Swedish ship Bllxon from Antwerp Sept 18th, TO order
Bf Brig Margaret Elizabeth Of Halifax brig Aurora and
big Diploma. Wind W
Sailed,
Ships Patrick Henry, Delano, LlyeIpool Emerald ,fiows
Hayfe. Warsaw Hawkins Charleston; Cohota, Hepburn
Liyerpool Charles Carroll Madeira, and several others
Disasters.
Ship Don juan Of Fteeport lost ON Ataco was valued at
SSS 800 and insured IN Boston at three officers to the
amount Of S2l 900.
The schr Albion Of Cohasset from Bangor Tor Haveih
was ashore on Monday on Half Tide Rocks below Newbu
syport.
Instant was aground the Bar Sd, and lost part of he deck
load.
The U S. School Ship North Carolina has been owed
from her station in the North River to the Navy Yard by
steamers Hercules and Samson.
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n.ow,gp.-A man named James Chspih h.5 ien
DRowsi r. e,pslbcat on the eth instant and before
from me eeaI4 be rendered he passed Under the 90" q
'iosP n1 Accounts eco from Java of the 9th OF June
that an earthquake had ecenif,d al n Nab of the a
.;o! 1.a.. N.,. buried in the runs.
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MILLINERY GOODS,

CHEAP FOR Cash.
THE subscriber would respectfully invite Me :r,
chants and Millinery call and examine his stock Of Nil
nery Goods No Beayerseet Tone door rom feaIi.
street. and first below Wast,ee He ha. taken g5sa.
pains in eecag his goods TO have them Of the most tashona'
Die and desirable styles, and VERY CHEAP He believes
his assortment to be the best selected Of any the city, and
embracing almost every article in the Millinery line and as
The ?eputston he ALREADY has 81 selling Millinery Goods
cheaper be bought he is must be an IN
duceaent for persons call before purchasing He attends
Inc auction sales daily avail himself Of the bargains that
may offer. and 70 give than 10 his customer
L. NJ. STEVENS,
Se,y-York September IL, 1919. ole lmis
CHEAPEST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT
Yin THE UNITED STATES-No 90 Bowery;-AN
DERSON DOBBS, now ofe, thar whole stock Of 5ups
nor English Three Ply Double supene Extra Fine Ingram
Carpeing Brussels fufted and Wilton Hearth Rags;
parent Window Shades &c all Of which having been puTena
sed at low prices for CASH will be sold IS 10 30 per csa
lower than any other establishment this city, By the piece
CoMNoN INGRAM CARpETING. Is Cd per y s
s stGfERF sH iNGRa Ii 4 d
IMPERIAL RUGS AND TgFTED KY RESSs; lt0 sEEs 81
ITALIAN TRANSPARENT WINDO" shAOSo'S
HREEL = n sss ss is'Pfy'
vENEyIA Af s, STAB AIS ~ r I'd.
FLooRoiL CaL69E IRHsSo So poBgs No 50 BswsIy
"a. ,r,;.. The fst Carpet Store above Heatsrst
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STATEMENT of Expenditures on Account OF
- Cleaning streets from October 10Th. 1873, to November

Tota, - 1857, l2607 i28N lO37 80 2J5l % b36s ID
40 days services OF Inspectors Of manure. 20
'2' qaY bb sffse sd nimls 40 IS
Printing for Superintendent ,,9 90
Salary Of II Ward Inspectors, months lU0 -
Salary of Clerk to Superintendent. ~ "
Paid for Watering Pes. -. 81
To,,1 . 1922 CO
The foregoing return Is made pursuant to Sec 49, Tit of
August Stl 1918 ALFRED A. SMITH, Comptroller
ComproIler's Office City of Ncw-York NJ
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PRINT WAREHOUSE

IN NEW.f UIth. -,
r +. LEE, formerly of the firm OF Lord u Lees
~. Lee s Babcock. sc. and u 3. BREWSTER, unde
The tirm Of LEE & BREWSTER have established al IL
PEAkL STREET tHano,er Squase,l New-Eork, ware
houss on an extensive scale,
EXCLUSIVELY
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TN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County of New York Notice is hereby given c all per
having claims against Eliza OF the city OF New
York widow deceased the same With the ouchefs
dus No City Hall Place the city Of New YORK on or
before the 18th day Of May Dated pew orK te i'm
iav Of Noyember 1919 ABRM. SALTEK,
5n6 iaw6m- Adm win the w III alneAeu,
nf
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK, NOV. s, 1913.
Cfcareh,
q rrsySG,

SHIP l!aly Coultoa, Trieste, Lawrence Phelps.
Brig Curiew, Gard, Windsor, Ms Scule, Whitney & Co
Sch tangent, Botldman, Belfast
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,UJ- TO Publishers and othe Work done At
the shortest notice on Adams Improved Power Press a
specimen OF Sears illustrated Works finished Will be
shown on application. BURROUG CHS y CO,
n9 Bits ll3 Fulton II.
C. Every description Of Job Printing, as above.
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WIN. 7. JENNlNGSN co, Diapers and Tai!-
w or 81 Broadway AmeIiean Hotel opposite The FoGn.

choice selection of Silk and Satin Scafs Cvats Hand
ksrches GLOW Suspenders Hosiery Under vests Draw
ers Muslin Shirts Collars, &c. prices which must oer
indu purchasers Jvlo lSu
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. st. Andrews SoCiety-ELECTION OF
0FFICERS-Ths preparatory meeting Of The ST. ANDREW
Society the State of New York for the election OF officers
DAY evening The 9th instant at half past O'clock general
and punctual attendance earnestly requested
nj JOHN CAMFBELI., Secretary.
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q American Enstitute.-A stated meeIeS 81 t'ts
American Institute will bs held this Senng Ihur eth
inst, L o'clock the Repository in the Park M It.
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Another clerk in No. T. said the person who got the key
embed the SIZE Sc OF the accused He had the key for
nearly three hours. Had seen the prisoner before the
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DOARDlNC1 DOWN TOWN.-A Gentleman
d and his wife two three single Gentlemen may have
@ AZ No 81 Greenwich-stree The house has Just been
he".s - - nj Owls
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or THOMAS'S HALL, Flushing L. The
- Rev. WI NJ. CARNEGIE D. D., Rector of ST.
Gso-gs,, Church, Hampstead; and GERARDUS BECK
WHS DoCHARTY, A. NJ, Principal OF the Hampstead
inary having purchased The Institution known ST
TEnWAS'S HALL, late the property of the Rev. Dr..
Hawks would RESPECTFULLY, inform their friends and the pub,
~ s student: on Monday the t OF November next and tia.
bev Will spare neither pains render
is elegant situation the pleasautnes5 saluby Of the
village II which il located ready all times
tho City OF Newly are so well known that they need no
comment
had 10 sither of The Recro the Hail. or 10 the circulars
By applying TO any Of the following gentlemen:
Rev DR.. Taylor, Rector Of Grace Church, do.
Rev Dr.. Oghy, Professor IN the Theological Seminary
Rey Dr.. Seabury, Editor Of the CharchInan.
Rev Dr.. Moor, Richmond: Staten Island
Msssrs s. .. Skiliiu D. Clarksop, d.. Luc1s Comstock
O. T. and Hswls:t Swords, Stanford s Co., Newyor
RI Rev. Henry Ondetdonk D. D.. Philadelphia; Rev Dr.
Rasaehg KI u ISsPa5 RsT E sar osoE h
Filming Oct. Il, lei3 Ing lnsl
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COTTON SAIL DUCK.-NoS | 10 10 heavy 30
~ inch Canvass for TauliS; do 50 y nch toy Paper
Felting; do 20 10 inch Cotton Bagsns also Gram and
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tity. (ol8 lmis} BARIOL De MAON1.
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-W WARE
y NEW GOODS AT Low PRICES.-The subscriber
would call attention his extensive assortment OF new and
dni Dining Ware Tea Sets, finish and quality Gut
and Plain Glass, &c. SC. Goods sold for cash only
PEI. p. PAGE,
o23 meodis II Catliarine-st., near Chatham SQUARE
CUPEklOR OLD PORT WINE " BRANDY.
- &c-The subscriber offers for sale superior Port
Wine in glass and lrat--also old pale Cog Brandy.
Oh Madeira and Sherry, in glass AMI IN wood. !.
one dazeu each Apply TO GILBERT DAVIS
.It ar a. Pine street corner o William.
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NATIONAL PAINTING.


EAlBARKATION or THE PILGRIMS.
CAPITOL AT WASHINGTON, is new exhibiting at the
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Broadway, cor.
of Lecnar-st, Open from 4. VI. til IL 7. NJ Admit
Is Season Tickets 81 Descriptive Gaia
osue 2i cents In order crafty the increasing number o!
visitors, the Exhibition will continue OPEN for short time
!ongSr now 5tisuae
D WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL
IL. PAINTINGS viii be opened for fewweeks commenc.
ing on MONDAY EVENING Nov. s, 1873 in the Granite
Building OF ChaRbeTsstreet and Broadway Zach
Painting surface OF nearly 200 square fest Of
and produces the wonderful phenomena OF two distinct PIC
on the canvass consisting OF the following views
!. MILAN CATHEDRAL
.. CITY OF JERUSALEM AND CRUCIEIXlON.'
3. CHURCH OF THE HOLY SEPULCHRE.
I. BELSHAZZAR'S FEAST.
Doors epsE at 81 n Exhibition 70 commence al O'Clock
Entrancc Chambersst. doorfrom Broadway M Owls
DOGERS'S GYMNASIUM, Nos. Is, II and 10
IL Canal street This pendid establishment Is now open
for the reception Of pupils from o'clock An until 10 T.
NJ The great benefit derived from the of Gymnastce
ercse b. all whose emoloymens sedeutary beginning
Indispensable 20 those whose empoyments or studies obce
them stand STOPPING position, thereby causing
pain the chest round shoulders and sometimes weakness Of
the spine.
BOYS are particularly invited cali and view this Gymna
stu n which will be found the most complete in the
country.
Fencing and Spar1ng taught BY experienced and comre
tent Professor on liberal terms:
Shower Baths free 10 subscribers ms WIS
TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs. WILLIS, lady of nfor-
l. nation on future events and what past can be seen
I'LL the 18th of this MONTH at go Elizabeth ST. ~ doors from
Houston, near Blocker. NJ 2wiS,
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Eliza Harris deposed that she washed for accused hand
serchef OF the size color and figure of that found Mr.
Roekwelps store but thinks the shcwn not the
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yKYINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. 7 Spruce-st,
w The subscribed invite the attention Of the public 70
their splendid of Decorative ndow Shades all
having got up with and warranted TO please
Shades painted TO any pattern or size:
The assortment consists OF splendid American Landscapes
Italian do Wild Vignees, French Scrolls Vgnette and 10
settle Centres Scptural Views Fancy Sketches, and Gothic
Landscape Centres, Intern Abbeys Moonlight Views, &c
&C. Sign Banners and Decorations done IN style not To be
surpassed by any other establishment.
Southern and Western Merchants supplied Wit, any 9qan
t,t, fDlQ I'm sH III Il 4.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-15

FIRE. TRADE


This as has been well observed, lisa
term which defines itself, it implies
the absence Of all restraints upon the
commercial Intercourse ofnations. For
years it has been preached by political
Missionaries in every part Of the world
and much talent and ingenuity have
ben displayed in advocacy Of its uni-
versal adoption, but no nation has yet
been found so wanting in common
sense as fully to max eithe experiment.
Like the social system Of Fourier, it
has been made to look very well in
theory but the slightest acquaintance
with the actual condition Of mankind
proves that it is wholly impraclicable.
All the Arguments 10 support al Free
Trade are based upon the assumption
that it is already universally adopted.
In their zeal to teach rs its supposed
advantages, the advocates ofithave en-
tirely forgotten TO show US how it is to
be put in operation. To answer such
commonplace questions as this, is per
haps TOO low a stoop for the soaring
genius of the enlightened theorisers
upon political economy, but il is one
which will nevertheless occur to the
minds Of those who are Influenced
more BY their judgement than by their
imagination. Will the repeal Of our
revenue laws effect III Will the re-
peal Of the Tariff open to US the mar
kets OF Europe and enable Us TO ex-
change our surplus provisions and raw
materipl which are so rapidly accumu-
lating upon US, for their manufactured
goods? Most certainly not Il would
it is true, establish aone-sided system
Of free trade, at the expense Of the
independence and prosperity Of this
country, il would enable them to trade
free with US but entirely at our expense
il would in other words enable us 10
buy from them but not 70 sell to them
i would throw upon our markets such
an amount Of foreign goods as would
destroy by competition all the attempts
now making to supply ourselves with
the conveiencies Of life independent Of
foreign nations, aud ruin every other
interest by creating a debt which it
would be impossible to discharge, but
their markets would still remain shut
against Us.
The repeal Of our tariff laws would
not affect those Of other countries over
them, il is impossible for Us TO exercise
any control. and BY them, We are pre-
elDded from the possibility or hope OF
selling our surplus, we're our own laws
not in existence. The repeal OF the
tariff would enable Us to purchase with
out restraint, European goods, but
viii It enable Us also TO pay for ihemf
We are unable tot buy now, oaly be-
cause we cannot find a markei for our
surplus, and 10 afford us greater iacili-
ties to purchase without allowing us al
The same time to sell, would but make