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Mary Elizabeth Barnum's Estate.
CHlTTEyDEN COUNTY,
| Nov. Term, 4. D. 1913.
IN Cl
WILLIAM P. Hafces,
LEANpER MARSHALL b
HENRy Hopors,
IIIHEREAS. Williarn 2,


.wi,lrAMP. Bafccs, ! CHlTTENDEN COUNTY,
LEASDFk Nassau nov. Term, 4. D 1913.
,.y, WHrREAs, William p.
Leander Mar.ha and Henry Hodge. 9th If Rich.
nond, all in laid Conny Of Chiuenden, a, The Noven.
Der Term, a. D. 1912, Of the Court Of Chancsry.
hol'en al Burlington, within and for said County Of
Chenden, Mel their Bill Of Revi-w again, William
H. Lane, formerly Of Jericho in laid county Of Chit
tenten, now OF New Lyme in the state Of Ohio, there.
IL. stating that on the 9Th dav Of December, A. d.
ls4l eore the said Conr, Of Chsncery, then suing
al Burlington the said William R. Lane oialnel .
Marshall and Hodges that they ,honld pay the snid
Lane on or letore The 18th dav of May, A. D. 1917,
with interest thereon from laid 81 day of December,
A. d. ls4l the sum Si85 S. cents debt. and s55 so
"a cots of process, and from which aid Decree the
said Briggs, Mar, hall and Hodges then and there
the making Of the laid decree, the said compliments
have discovered new and material testimony, which
will lily show hat Sal Lane was not entitled, 10 any
decree in his favor in the premises, and yng that
the aid decres may lie reviewed and reversed.
The said William R. Lane siding without this
the aid cause is continued, and il is ordered that the
SAID William X. Lane le and appear efore the said
Court Of Chancery next to he holden at Burlington,
within and for aldcoun,y ofChenten on the serond
Tuesday OF May next, on the frs. day of laid Term,
and make answer 10 the laid bill ofreview; And i, IS
further ordered, that the said Complainanis cause
this order and the substance Of their said bill 10 lie
published three weeks sncce ,sveiy In the Burlington
Free Press" newspaper printed in said bnrling on,
the last Of which 10 lie at least twenty day previous
10 the commencement of said Term. which will be
| deemed sufficient notice TO the said William R. Lane
to appear and make answer TO VA laid hin, c
q Az e. D.
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NOTICE,
LOOK HERE.

BE PREPARED BY 12th MAY.
ILL., persons inde Ted The sui scril er will pleas<
\ take notice that their accounts must Re paid BY
The Is, day Of May next or he will le under The ne
e,s.sity Of leaving Them with an Attorney for imme'
diae COLLECTION Please lake ihl> a. sufficient warn.
ing, aud expec, II will lie followed 10 the letter.
Gee. D. COMSTOt K.
Shelburn March "a, ls43 43w3
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HERDS GRASS & GLOVER SEED Of |. supsrio,
L qualify and Al a very low price. Also, u te,s
hnndrei bushels Of Corn, Rye and Oats, by
March % 1883 ii. w, CATLIN.
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JUST received at the Variety Store Ladies Silve
y Pencils price rs and 37l cents.
PANGBORN &. BR1NSMA1D.
April, l3, ls43. 46
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RAZORS.
% oDGERS q SONS and other 6ne RaSo,, also
II Straps, Brushss, Lather eoxeA Sfaps, &C. mr.
tale by pANosoaH Z 9bnes MAID.
MARCIA 81, 1913 ~
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"LlVE AND LET LIVE"
NOTICE,

THE Stockholders Of the Champlan Dock Com.
pany are notified TO meet at the Inn of Noes l..
Hart Burlington, on Monday, the 10th day Of April
next, al 4 Uclock, atcrno n, for the purpose
Isl of Lee ing live Directors tor the year ensuing.
81 To authori. he sale of such portion or portions
Of he Company's Real Estate may le thought ex-
pedient. JOHN BRADLEY, Clerk.
Burlington March 90, ls43. Al
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Effects Of T. w. r, Nichols. of E..er.

Effects Of T. w. r. Nichols, Of Essex.
Such acco ints, notes and elects NAV remain IN
COLLECTED. Sale by aljonrnmrn. from Fell is to
Saturday May 6. lS43, al my Office In b rlnglon al
2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
ALSO, Snndry Fleet. OF Mark Norris. of Colches.
ter which will epariciarIy de.cri' ed al the lime Of
sale, on Saturday, May g. lss3. a, ; o'clock, p. NJ
Burlington, April s. lS43
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1OOO Piece. HOUSE PAPER, a great variety
lOOO Of patterns at manufacturers price,, Tor
sale hv II. w. CATLlN.
April Ia, 1si3 46
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April S, l843.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
THE FARM known as the Vernon farm, situated
L on Winooski River. One mile below Wnooski
Village, in Colchester Containing about two hundred
and fourteen ncres ofiand Mostly intervae,) with n
good story and half house. Corn House, two good
Barns and good Well of Water. SAID farm is in good
condition and is offered for sale low, or 10 Remit pos.
session given Immediately. For terms apply to
GEORGE H. MOORE.
Burlington April 6, ls43 As Wv
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Effects Of L. NJ. Dixon, Of Underhill.
Such accounts, notes demands, DC. a. may remail
uncollsc.sd sale by adjournment from Feb. IL, TO IN,
P. NJ.
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Effects Of Samuel Bartlett, of Jericho,

Alom Is acres Of Land, on which is erected a
small house and barn. >ilae in Jcrico, .nbjec, 10
claim deed given hy said Bartlett 10 Polly Rood, a.
lei forth in bis said schedule. Sale al o'clock, r. NJ
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LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAINlNC in the Post Once at Bur.
II lington, W., April 1, 1919.
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Effects Of d. r. Mcfarland, Of Burlington.
One old dou lie sleigh and harness, also the note.
claims and accounts surrendered BY him, which vii
lie particularly described At the time Of sale. Sale a
9 ococi, p. NJ.
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Al the lhtcre>t OF NalhanleI T. Si e. 10 al agree
ment made with Peer Gle, ira Gle, Truman Gle.
and A>a TyrelI and OILS Knight relating 10 tue con.
veyance OF certain property aud machinery situate on
Brown River, in Underh,l which wa: deeieh to
Peier Gle and other' ene The same premise. which
wa formerly occupied by ,aid Stiles. All The interest
OF said lie. TO conrac, made with Ho,ea Spald.
Boige,, payable in fulled cloh and dyed with "a d
spallling a, security for money advanced ly him.
All the in crest Of said Sile, TO an agreement mad
wih Ephraim Stiles for The conveyance Of q ont 30
acre and decided 10 him by Ariel Blodge, in Anrl
1910. Al,o, sundry aocorns surrendered by said
SUE, all Of which will e particularly described al
the time Of ale. Sale q, 2 o'clCc; p. NJ
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MosEs WANrEs, CHITTENDEN COUNTY
vs. COURT

BRioes & ALLEN & PLArr, Solicitors.
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Euccts OF vernon Harrington, or Burlington.
| Sunday no,es ana accounts, surrendered by .oiJ
Harrington and con,a ned in his said seized lie, a.
against 7. B. Walton and Others. Sale al o'clock,
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A. Q. wa,rfsxoas, attorney.
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TO LET.
BLANK BOOKS.
French prepared Mustard and

sh Ciron, thew frni,> Just received BY Jacobs
'rees and which 10 offered for sale st the German
"a OSrREyx & MJcaOkLo.
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Foreign ImportatIons.

bTrsrooLIshp llonguer-2 pkgs Napier-,3l Cameron
Brand-2 Mckee-l2 = Sigoumey col Wenmore X
,Wykof-i Baldwin Burnham-l BALM x Sander-2O Gi.
non y col Leherts-2 Slater II Lee-l Boynton-
J.! SomeB Cos x Cox-2 Pruyn Wilson * Vosburgb-5
ChapneeyI6 II Bsysaio Burrtt < Johnson-s Oakley &
som Doian-- VIM Barton-l N Ludlum co-o60 bars
rGn Clark Gil eoml5o tons goal 431 sacks salt Woodruff
Crooks2 Adams Swords co-8 Stone co.. Scho6eld@
3Danl FTP Thompson Coz Kent 4 Cog & ii Kohn.
singmg 4 Read-2 II sehehen Bsoiheg- Z Grqndy-
Aterbnry-2 A Avenl-l l. Fairman--l Win Chance jr-2O
YIN Whitewright-ll Edwin Hun-i2 Henry Stevens-2 J A
Newbold-l Hartman Hayes-8 Timothy Il lIpani-8 Grey
< hoyden, CharestonT2 Davis Collsmcm-2 * Bryant
3 Drummond- r Collamore-lJ Tollach-2 chronome-
tiers Fellows Wadsworth cole 81 bales
cks to order.
HAvRN-Ship Saml Hicks100 bkts wine Engler & Foley
Of 20 UO francs Stephen Glover Boston, do of 900
francs Thomas Deeu do50 casks yellow ochre Bstlein
Koop Cog pkgs II Hennequn-- Meran Benard-3 Hof.
meisier Bamore70 bkts wine bales SKIS Dbl case
D ii Havand-i Handen x cob A Renaulds x co-50
Harvenel-i Noltenius Pavenstedt- Loeschigk Wi
sendonck-20 o order,
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Boomindale road between 18th and leh Streets each
Is by 100 feet, 81. 500 each 1000.
Total am aunt OF Sales Sf5026. There was large az
tendance and the buyers principally cspitaises
A,urs-Pots we continue to quote at 81 So and Pearls
at S5sli. Very little doing in either.
Corros-Holders submit to the demands oil purchasers
more freely md prices waverng. The sales
iay were to fair extent, being confined principally 10
the wants for consumption
MoL.ssrs-some activity prevails for this article We
quote lor New Orleans 26t 2stc Mucovado 25t soc.
HAy-Nothing new in the market Our previous quo.
tations are still current.
FrsH-Dry cod quote at 81 50 2S7t, with fair sup.
plies Mackerel scarce aud sales aresmade sAoat
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Second Board
state Of Trade.

SALES or Real ESTATE by Anthony J. Blocker & Co
A. the Exchange October 10th -
house and lot No ia Sixth avenue 9th street. lo
about "a by 81 ieet, 81, 100.
House and lot 227 Ninth street. 9Th avenue lot IS
by % feet, So $50.
House and lot 22o Ninth street. dimensions $6 i5o
House and lot 23l Ninth street. dimensions, SO $50
Ihree vacant lots the south side of l2h street. be-
s66c
Ihree vacant lots the south sce Of goth street. 2s
west OF we Boominhdalo road, IS by o5 feet at 6pe
ore vacant o on the easterly side Of 9th avenue north
east coIntr OF 18Th street, 90 Thy Zoe feet, $3la5.
One Iot on oth avenue, next but TO the
nor Of lslh street, 26,3 by 100, t3,s5O.
Two lots, with IRENE building on tha westerly side Of
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ITS OF Flour from the following places, up 10

In making out the above table have reduced the
bushels of wheat to barrels of -FOUR as to condense
the statems mt much possible.
The receipts for Is43 exceed those OF any previous
year several hundred thousand barrels. In the above
quantity very little of the crop, nearly the whole
comprising the surplus of last ears crop remaining in
the hands of the miers and producers at the close Of
navigation last November
The great supply in this and most Of the other markets
throughout the country with full six weeks before the
close of canal navigation to make the stock still larger
and the complete absence of anything beyond local de-
mand, of consequence, must place prices where the
holder producer will not be blessed TO see them.
We quote the present current rates for this market,
with sales for Genesee 81 so; Ohio flat hoop and Mchi
gan, 81 SO; Richmond County, 81 So; Howard street.
81 62t S475; Rye -four So si4a SASH Wheat very
dull 90 IS cents are the extremes for atquates and
descriptions; Rye 81 IS cents; Corn very inactive;
Northern, quote at 81 weight; Oats are held at IS
26& cents.
At Boston, the 9th inst Gcnesee quoted at 81 62
SAYS; Ohio 81 SO 81 6aA; Georgetown, So S525; How
ard street, SAL 50 ST..
At Albany the 9th in consequence of aheavy freshet
that covered the docks, there very little doing
Sales Of flour were made at 81 3i3 81 37t
At Buffalo, theFth, nothing was cong in four good
wheat quick at u "a cents. some Canadians
in market but -four and wheat ranged high for ill.,.
vestment.
At Cincinnati, the 5th, -four dull at So SIS, from
wagons Wheat 10 cents, with large receipts.
At ST. Louis the 29th u Flour, City Mills, quoted
at 81 b0 Country brands, SO so; Wheat at 90 cents;
the latter for prime.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERrc9tIPacket ship Geo Washngton-Additio
Henry T. Clark, of New York; w Curtis, Boon Horn
blower Liverpoo Taylor, John Kershaw Toronto; War
neT; VIM Lane, Mrs Marshall, England.
HAvRE-Packet ship Duchesse dOreans-S Affair and lady
Cherraud Umber lady and child Hy Barnard, Camille
New York. Mr. and Mrs Hunt Miss Hunt three Masters Hunt
Miss pSehon, Mrs Woodbury. George Haskell W Cole
Proydence I Kane, Philadelphia; John Morris, Baltimore;
Mr. Larrigander Charleston; Or Rostary lady aud chill
dren, Cincinnati; II w Dyer, Paris.
BEs,MypA1Brg John stsphenshis Daniel Miss Susan
comb and lady Miss puuscomb w Browne lady and five
NV ORLEANs-Packet ship Missssippi-NIrs Caroline
Keene Miss Julia Barry Chas Plat Miss Caroline Dgrand
Miss Emma Bydsnburgh Dan Bagley, all of New York.
William Garthwate Newark, NJ; Joseph Tolzun Robert
Thorne lady child and Mrs VIM Baker and ant
ESw 3;EoOd Wm rs Mrs et Walker and servant
NV ORLEANs-Packet ship Aflum-Nirs Cmger, children
and Mrs Russell child ay servant of New Oeans
MIR Rish and lady, Berault ITrealwel A Munroe w
Morton, I Poole, Spring alobbins
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BRIsr ~ Us sAks APARILLA.

RRIsToL'S SARsAPARILLA is not one Of those mu.h.
on than false statements, purchased Pue, and dslssr.ls
hv ans shot S S Srs S % d
has been slowly but constantly rising rrpusti until
de yet rests as ey.ry thing valuable must es, on lie
nd and substantial basis Of long uied and severely tested mem
he s.,Pni:hng cure, ,h, have been Performed BY , med
nhr .poc ypha essggeai.d as he rcaer u he vii tai.
inquiry viii be sS%ndaiy satisfied Such az A.
constantly solicited BY the propretnr TO whose .d,ssase s
cnnot but tend because the statements 81 cures viii he thus
found be conf med
Ia, tbs medicine been working way by dos DO,
tain progress q natural and e,y fos1s 10 TIE .ssa Of Fse
il j; sill and with vastly ineressd rapdty srar,us 70
ced in favor utpinso aud genuine WORTH Cor had ao
possessed an inherent aud e, vans must h,,s IONS inc
medica kind where lection Is eouidlon maintain
my sS .p .DG has
months will reey s,se 6sfoTe the cheat . aa
our s Saviour snf Chany %a have p d IN =. ,asg CO
nothing short Of ruth can overcome the determined oppoon
d ns eaconnerSd There { force 10 ,hr .,m ,s,t srF
ed THIS medicines for severely tried u has been, unless
did ey the virtue claimed for H. could have
That BTsto sarapa In, been in use Cor cine yysr. TIA.
il Ia. e wspG %ny %9 ~, ses cue s n1 s .
that i has stesv add eoa!nuay Increased ,-r iios
endorsement q the me,e faculty.. ADD th Cd opinion q
have unless It's value established upua the
Just experience of facts sording pretty good srcuniy
worth aud usefulness sufficient, least justify far
trial the medicine when the best proof
of merits and efficacy will be afforded by ITS OPERATION
The patient we better evidece than ththe propre
tor desires other
For sale by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout the
country.
cry AGENTS roR rHE SALE % nRIsToLs sAR.,PARuL..
WM. BURGER, wholsa esgent, 80 Coutsndt 81, and ~
retail the following pacesJ &. Morrison 1855 Greenwich
Mhus Pharmacy 1883 Bro dway Rushton 90 no Broad
way and 10 Aston House; w. Asunws rs William scrt,
James sYme NJ d. % Bowsry. and John syme 80 Fulton,
corner Water Robert Leggett, NJ " Avenue ID u.
Quacksnbush 100 Genwch street, Hill 2v7 Greenwich
street; j. j. Coddipgtoo, Of Spring and Houston
d. e. Bunsu Third Avenue, OF Eighth lhip
Mekle 1873 Grand uet; Daniel B Tucker 800 Grand sel;
r. II Trpp Division street aud al 700 Bowery; John ID.
Hart $40 Grand Norfolk Morrson 200 Green
weh street; r. ComR ell 28i Or nd street; Smiths Medicine
store g57 Broadway; Leggrtt III Houston ret McClau
ry corner Division and Elddge street; Drug corner
Boonc aud Suffolk street; J, Crumbs, conner Bowery and
Fou III street. sd
Henry Buel, So York street, Jersey City.
|. q. Reed ll3 Fulton street, Brooklyn, l.. IL
90 I'm cod dySwy IN
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BELMONT HOUSE, -NFw BRIGHTON

GEORGE PEiniss. a. rlgnius ~ rsiefai aslugwisds.
VI neus fle tdis sd arufsuirn Who favored
tho shove establish aauz s Ist b~ts %
hat hs hs A. etgY aaish lfttnssnseu boz ~
eatrr 10 arrotano1ss fas sll ntaEF boardfta Tbs d.
uing-roumf Aad dpfni' ~ y brand egn .i.hB Esd
se1 tuIiY fuuss 10 tallf ID ~ saflied 9Th III clgi
rutlsians aud o. t d. aaad eJan y The
pruki nnY Bsim ~ eitY VITA Ntcesni stssrp
i0sa fitas isfd h1nTt iE sei kausn ffteuqu -
Ne host sna cfiiiiT a ~ ,gHs, ealaed ~ - loer
ftoa hsing .tu sfap fr ltei1s lsCf ~ ca ti ests
ti,sh- ~, .eii "a coassnieat "a a. sion Terms
Will h. lsnad skf-sdinsly usalafAisl
mi
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MASSACHUSETTS, BAY

nfSTf = @HtA faifpa afNrf. ufNasNf - ais-
ONAN LtoN col NItN tat.. rkssuae ~ D. iprinlre
thas g-raas ~ hove hsfsfo' pgsa his Hih tae VI
trous 90 t,oar etaa ff stuF sFll
th.t ~ basets IA o. ssfs ttsf cfsa site ~
cold fletf lrsa aud OF Nfflf - uii ~
tl.eue 81 yfl - rssr f 1fsel I'd alrf
fi,.f ~. satsn rscenflY nv aa ons a. nosf
qniet sna comflrsAAe afCuse me fiaps
1he, VIII lwsys b. iusld q q cice roii, ilps ~ -
A. hshf MaHteQg. NltNN. hfs1ff NFs
NnfA. tHsnllra NNt1nnFfin.
poru..rd Eala-. Lsttis Leo o. iaafur W ~ iaa A.
md al sorts q luftirn sifss Eaf Calaisia
NJ k~-rs coustsniy % hand ~ ~ ~ - ~ s.aA %
Nf fN ka $780,
a., irY hts hilahrast tsf ur
4, ,av ir.f, sffy. OFsfsn s ~ %
purchases III rrnfrdl snd utd ~ un# ~ tSk
ihr e.tsthshu~sfa ~ 49,
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Corn Trade

The movements 10 -four for the past few weeks have
not been active profitable holders Prices
not been ucuating neither have they recovered
the depression that took place time The
stock on hand in this market unusually large for the
season. and daily increasing by large receipts with
small sales. The rifng lots that exported with the
demand tor domestic consumption takes out OF the
ket but a small proportion to the supplies.
Below we give several interesting tables, showing the
movement in breadstufs compared with previous sea-
Shipments Of Flour from the following places, up 10
Der Let
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NTiST 10 Althssieft Nafts, nfaslftt ~, pa lttl'
"A RsI.ctialiY tnviirs fle gruil, ~ ulttsa tikosl
s Hfsss Countr drtfas snd ~ luhilc 4r4srsl
his Museum AZ As, Nn "a ofchsfd ssi, bewpra Aftat
aud Div strvisl Which acg ef~a g. asIscfoa sh
splendid asortin~l % itka aad tEiih uiuamrfa Ai
btster black marble. ssta, yellow soue atatffr 20
aud various other marbss, verdi a. pro, gnaifF 49, A.
consisting OF vtuus 81 arualM u4urts husts, tHts
Hehe ewers, ttruscin ctgrsiirks tai u tls go
stands witch clock tuda, efrs tlN lis H
antique lamps. shell oval BOTTLES d s
dogs, tables, torrntine eAsksis BALI. pn't,.
necklaces, ubeltsks. sell goxfalF fta 49,
weights, stands, card e0se., snui .fs.s t a'.i'
Ieiutings Of Niouat NrsuYna "a Nttrs ~ g. ~
iogy mneraogy, geology nsns hutaaisi ~ ~ Faf ~
ARTICLES TON ia ceuts % elp - - 4.
Cleaning ana rpairing ~ every or''fifHN
terms. - a.
Admission Tree
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Ships Wellington Cb9dwiek London Grinnell Mnturn s.
Ruyter Mississippi, Hllard, New Orleans, f. X Collins
Coz Monticello Lawton, Savannah. Geo Collns-Brig Geo
soam, Rowland Ba55staEa La Badger Peck john Hill
Wilmington, NC John Ogden; Union Balance, Elizabeth
lily, Nc; Nassau Dearborn Richmond, Alen x Paxsou;
Olivia Virginia Rollins Feccksburg Star Halet Bal.
tmore; Charity, Smith, Philadelphia J. Cooley * Co. Ed
ridge, Boston.-Sloop Frankford Dram, Apalachicola.
Arrived.
Packet ship Honguer, Bursley, from Liverpool Sept 4,
with rndse TO Woodruff Y Alintur
ship Saml Hicks Bunker from lavre Aug. ~, with mdse
20 Hicks Co, Sailed IN with ships Delaware aud South
CAROLINA for NOheans; baros Champion for Boon Jupiter,
for Portland-parted co. Sd ut lat 49, Ion 10.
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U0lasI

In Mobile, of yellow fever, NJ DIssowAY, aged about
80 years.
In Mobile, of yellow fever, Isaac CRANE, native Of
Elizabethtown, NJ.
Also, OF yellow fever, Mr. WIN. SMITH, aged about ~
years, native OF New Ipswich, Mass
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Freigllts.

Freights.
WARRINGTON, N. C.-To New, per Dbl. 80 CENTS to
Philadelphia do. 80 cts to Boston, do 37t cts Cotton
cent; Lumber per So S9 to the West Indies, Lumber
per M, IA a 10.
CnAKLEsroN, Oct T. The vessel which reported in
our last being u. for Liverpool still remains the only
one up for foreign port and has little nothing offered
For northern ports particularly New York freilhs
nue brisk at rs cts for square Cotton and Rice; Boston
IS cts ST. Philadelphia c:s for Rice, 81 for square
bales Cotton.
PorTsvILLE, Oct. Vessels very and much
wanted to carry Coal, and prices have advanced 1he
present rates are to Boston 81 ISL Salem ST. rs; Albany
81 g. 81 rs; Providence ST. IS, and New York ST. q
ST. l2a per ton from the Schuy kill.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days Of the Steam ships.
Packets to Sail,
Packets to Arrive,
Ship Masters and Agents

% we shall esteem i favor If Captains Vessels will give
20 Commodoe ROBERT SiLyEy, of News fleet, a Re.
Port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed The
eesfs on their Passage List Of their Cargo
board them immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
Respondents AZ home OF abroad will also confer favor b
sending 70 THIS ONCE all the Marine Intelligence thew car
ootan Nautical information Of any kind will be thankfully
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auetoneer.
BY BELL X HOWARD;
WEDNESDAY,
A. IaL ,sclo.L in rho sale rooms.


WEDNESDAY,,
At lOL o'clock in the sale rooms,
Extensive sale of elegant Furniture Of all descriptions ,
Also, the same lime the genfee furniture oil iamy
going Europe and removed from Brooklyn Tor convenience
OF sale.
Also piano foes paintings looking glisses, Chna gass
and plated ware stoves kitchen utensils &c or
THURSDAY. -,
Furniture and Hotel saeAt l0L O'Clock, will be sold the
household and bar urn OF the house % CEDAR
street. known the Stag Also the contents OF ire bar ee-
giant lamps glass ware liquors wines ales segars look
glassesa purchased within few months and in good order
The household furniture will be first sold
FRIDAY,
At 1917 O'clock az the sales room
Large sale Sorable fancy aud staple dry goods
Also London cloths cassmes and vestings in lots suit
blankets, sheeng, hosiery, Sc.
Also lot of wearing apparel part of the stock of merchant
tailor.
Also. quantity of hardware, watches and jseelry
UCTION NOTICE-SALE Of PLANTS-A LEVY
n will sell Wednesday morn at II o'clock. No. ISL
Broadway, choice collection OF mental Parlor Plants
consisting OF Monthly Roses Geranpm Heliothropes, Yer
benas Jassamins Azaas Lemons Oranges with
other fine sorts all in the best order Sale pos tive
A. l.. will receive orders tor every description o. Fruit and
Omamer tai Trees and OF which ca" be
at ISL Broadway, with prices. 90 3t"m