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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

DR. W1sTARs CELEBRATED HALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
Citizens OF New York. read The following from a. vii.
lams ESQ., No. So ~!iam-street DIR. Wistars Asthma
Remedy-I have been afflicted with spasn.odic asthma for
tweny.lour yeassometmes severely as 10 be confined
to my room for ks and although attended by various
medical advisers oil The highest equation and skill IN The
country The relief bnt partial and empOrary-twce
The disease proved really fatal 10 my life
Some few weeks ago, | uumeDCed taking WIsTARs
BAIsAM OF WILD CR RRY which gave instant relie
and single bottle produced in few days what believe
TO be radical cure.
Counsellor a; Law, No So William s..
ANY one may be satisfied OF the genunenes: OF the above
certificate by Inspecting the original at I'D Fu'tcasEee
or calling at SIR Williams eitice
We nubIsh NO certificates that are not TRUE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20

PasseEge Arrived
In the ship Ariadne, from Rio Janero-W Sutton, w L
gonker, G Welch and f. fenwick.
In The ship Janson from Charleson-afr Riley, Miss Ri
AIRS 0Neil. Mr Rumleh.
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xvi. 6. 3. Thorp, J. II. Strsng, D. a. eastman.
VIZ W. III. Frye, WIN. 3. Barlow, Ialma Hill.
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n Religious Notice.-!a sermon will be deliver
ed by the R-v Moses Ba.ou, OF Portsmouth, n. H. This
aIoadsy) Evening, in the Universa Church correr OF
Elizabeth and Walker streets, when collection will he
taken I'D in aid of the Unversast Missionary fund. The
services will commence half past The pub c and
friends are respectfully inviIed 10 attend. MO II
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p Mitchell Il. "A. society will hold splendid
meeting this evening the Hail. sos Broadway. W. Wal
lace Esq OF Kentucky, Dr. Barnes of This City, and Other
gentlemen of ability, will speak Good Tnsic both vocal
and Instrumental. w. w. WALLACE, President.
w q ppurIps ser -ptary IT.
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interests of Boston, involved success oil the I'M
detaking When men Of such clear views and immense
ipauer &C as the above named gentlemen are pledged to
It's the matter assumes no longer doubt
ul aspect and the moment rapidly approaching when,
Illinois having led the way and emerged from State dis
honor all the delinquent States must follow and restore
the national credit 10 its pristine health.
The currency OF Prince Edwards Island appears to be
RAPIDLY depreciating. short tms since 23 currency
were equivalent Ell. II is now 24s, making derrecia
ton OF 20 per This arises from the state Of things
which long existed in many of the southern States
viz those who control the currency find interest in
It's depreciation by charging higher exchange their
bills. There large Indebtedness from Prince Edward
Halifax and those who draw bills London and else.
where obtain IS per cent premium in money which
answers the Island Indebtedness at par. After the mer
chants and producers of that section have been seced
little more they will wake up
We yesterday made some remarks In relation to the
state the crops in Europe connected with the
probable supply required from this country to meet the
deficit of England We now annex the average prices
of wheat the cities OF France which regulate the duty
The prices for hectolre.of 2.75 bushels. The
averages are ioews August LIST, IsI3 The average
taken by giving the price in each market for three sue
weeks the average OF these prices regulates the
duty for the sections, of which there are four =
AVERAGE PAIGE OF Conn IN FRAScE REGULATING
DuTY, AUsusT /, lS43.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

NLM 9nLEANs-steam shin Neptune MIR Henry Mrs Henry,
Hayward, Miss Hayward Mr. Knowie, Mrs Knowe iadv
aud child jas Gamble Mrs Gamble and child Non,rose
Wils9n Mr. Laird Mrs Laird and child Mr Lewis, Mrs
somvlle Ryeau, Pauline, Eugene, Cave Graham Maitisn
,erot Matild' Blez, Lecourt, Kendle Bonae Jamkiey
child Ms.srs KIP, Mullen Boucher Ba,ste, Bez Eli,
,e9e e le1g peyrr
Dusgn, u Benner, Busily, J. Watkins, J storr, A
Burgess Storm, husent, Foleer A Ratruss Lorraine
Rupre, r Alvarez Alvarez Bache Pa.der, Wagner J
Harris, Haw; lla6urags, Laget lazeet, Weld Dobln
setta White simens Lgrnyier jose Prssiher, Lewis
Jacobs NJ Blanc, g aby, Meyers, NJ Leyison, II Tru.
man, $ II Yonker, r Reed, 3 Williams, Edw Lawrence
Hanover Ealkner, King two Mills statton,. Harrison La
ba Jones' Stanton James Roberts, Stephens, Laird DR. Bo
nalelt-52 In the sieerage.
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MONEY MARKET.
wednesd ny, Oct. ass

"euhcsuhyy OSt' 80 V Ava
The stock market presented another fall in prices to-
day. Ohio es went down per cent; Kentucky per
cent; Illinois .; Harlem Z; Long Island /.
board there were time sales Of United States
6s. at lla5 Our remarks yesterday in relation to tine
difficulties attending tho Transactions ct the new
board, Lot intended to embrace all the members
oftha association. number, perhaps the msiority,
Of the members gentlemen Of sound business princi
lies strict integrity and Of fully equivalent to their
obligaiicas They have suffered in common with the.
public from the loose In which the regua
tons of the board in relation to delinquent members
have been enforced The penalty of failure has not been
sufficient to deter those Of small from desperate
specuaiions and from this ARISES the evil which ww
assured. be remedied
The customs Of the port Of Boston for the week
100000 enly making the gross dutiable import
We recently announced that the bondholders Of ILL
ncis In Europehad decided upon sending agento Hi
nos with the Commissioner Michael Ry an, Esq in CON-
pany tn on engineer for the purpose OF commencing
operations The London houses nominated Messrs. Alb
bolt Lawrence, William sturgis, aud T. w. Ward, OF
Boston, to appoint the agen their behalf Those gen.
tlemen have selected the Hon. John Davis who mas &c
ceptsd the mission and will accompany Mr.. Ryan and
the Engineer, who, we believe, is Major w. Burnett
Surveys will immei be made upon the canal mr.,
paratory 10 the lettings" We congratulate both the
bondholders aud the people Of Illinois in the agency Ct
John Davis Esq ,x Governor OF Massachusetts He Of
all men in the Union has capacity to aPpreciaethe i'm
m'hse Importance Of the noble canal which, cutting H.
n'i' ransversly lays open her rich and rtle fields 10
the markets Of the world connects q mighty lake ni
vgaon with the Mississippi waters, and completes the
c'cle OF water commune atoms round the Union The
manufacturing interests Of New England and the whole
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OIL Trade.

South Sea Whale oil for export sells in this market at
40 cents and Al cents for kome South Sea whaebone
brings so cents cash
confined to few hundred bbls crude at 75s77 cents,
holders generally demanding 7sasO cents. Some sales Of
unblesched winter made at 79as0 cents cash. OF
whale lad bbls sold for 39a4o cents sale Of about
IL 900 lbs. s. whalebone was made at 49A cents,
Holders Of candles asking 80 cents cash.
Nine thousand barrels Of sperm and one hundred and
fifty barrels whale oil imported into this country in
the week ending 23d inst.
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Foreign ImportatiOna.

Emeoputsch COL Loeschigk Wsendouck-si w
NE hlsi12 NJ Oppnheim col schuchardt Fsyre
eo-6 Lewis Rogers col Moore Baker-l5 NOltenius
pa'enstrdt-l Lewis Struller-i Gnuentha COL +
Rhodes * CO.
PoRr PRrNcE-Sclr Chas Henry-lOO bags coffee C;ros
helm Schrber-9j & Muller--22 tobacco II +
Morng-9 cks bbs ginger q Hogauh92 bags
tons logwood 10 order.
HMaNA-Brig Eurotas-2iO bxs sugar Woolsey & Woosey
-l3 900 segars j III kavre.
YEs. Cnuz-Bris Mary Pennell-ioGo otis logwood G +
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Died

On Wednesday evening, CArHARrNE, daughter OF Ed
ward Sheridan, aged years and months.
The riends and OF her father are respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral this afternoon at
o'clock from the residence of her father corner OF Msd
son and Montgomery streets.
On wednesday morning. after long and painful liz
ness, JOHN MAsrERsoN, in the 18th year Of his ege
HIS friends and acquantances End those OF the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral this after
noon at o'clock from the residence Of his father
oil Montgomery and Monroe streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-26

OBSTRUCTl ON-The Of all Pulmonary Dis es.-
~ For-What is the cause OF Coughi Ubstracuon.
What is the of henmorhage aud Splitting Of Doodi
Obstruction.
What of Consumption aud Assess Obstruc-
ton.
What the Of Bronchsl Obs,ruction predicting
inflammation of the lining membrane Of the BrouchIna
Wind Tubes and excation 81 mreuous pusnd frequent
y discharges OF Blood And what IA Asthma difficulty of
breathing but obrncton caused BY this
lent eScretion cloggng those 's aud therefore impd
ing respiration.
Remove this obstruction and there will no fever nor india
Hemmorhage Splitting Of Biood-no Asthma difficulty
breathlngbut restoration TO health will be certain And
what the remedy pointed by this
obstruction!
The answer is Expectoraon Yes expscorat on ~ ma
remedy. For reader, there other outlet for the
lungs discharge their vtated through
Trschea Wndpe aud this natural discharge Expectoa
ton.
10 assist nature and produce this result nothing
has been found equal to jayne Expectont u is the
suit of the ot IL produces
free aud easyexecoaon snppsses the Cough reduces the
hammaon, removes the spasmodc action OF the vessels and
heals the abaded surface of the Bronchina ornd Tubes Tn
breathing becomes and the patient almost uniformly
covers; and in the hopeless of Consumption il
produces degree Of relief before experienced BY
period Many who ncurble two years ago
BY their Physicians s alive, aud appear than
they did then, while hundreds nay nds have entirely
covered
J,ynes Expectorant, Caminaye Basam and Tonic Yer
had at wholesale and retail of A. B& DSnds
No ~ FULTON, " H. Of Gold 23 Broadway, II East
Broadway. o26 lm-r
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CO. THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR IS war
rantsd to remove the hair from the face, neck and
in three minutes and not nure the most delicate skn
under ortt ure OF $780, 1t warranted to confirm
poison" which is the basis Of the counterfeit powders
that are sfoat in the city The OF its is the
opposition gets from ignorant charlatans who
themselves NJ. DIS. talk largely with borrowed adver
tsements. The Chinese can be had genuine only 81
Cotlandt street, and can also be applied before
ssng, TO convince the ficredelous. Agents Mrs.
Hays $50 Fulton st. and 81 Atlantic ST., Brooklyn; $40
Broad St, NewaIk, and 81 Cornhill, Boston.
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M9- PRIVATE DISEAsES.-A CURE GUARAN.
IEED.-The College OF Medicine and Pharmacy OF the
City Of New York, established 'or the suppression Of
quackery is now prepared to treat all diseases of pr
nature ond offer TO all those afflicted with these dis
tessg rnaades advantages not to be met with in any
other institution in this country either public private
From the constant correspondence and from private
rsngemens between the members OF the College and the
enent professors Of the medical institutions of Eu
rop all improvements in the treatment OF these diseases
forwarded to them long before they reach the msjo
ry OF the medical profession Of this country With such
celebrated remedies together with the combined skill
the first medical mon OF this country, the College feel
tsfed that the good work they have und rtaken, the
suppr OF quackery," will receive the patronage
deserves from that portion Of the public requiring their
servicee.
Terms for advice all medicines, S.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, Q: Nassau
stree W. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
NIB Patients living at distance, by stating their d.
explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms, together
with the treatment they received elsewhere any,
obtain chest containing all medicines with full dIrec
ions for with guarantee Of by addressing the
ege.' of the college, post paid, enclofing So.
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POST OFFICE

POST OFFICE,
New York, October s4th Isia.
EASTERN MA1L-Via New Haven Ste,mbo At and Hart
II ford RAILROAD On aud after Monday nc,t, The "a tant
until further notice he aboye mail will be closed daily Except
5und ~ y al thirty minutes pa 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM,
o25to3cr Postmaster.
pACRET SHIP GARRICK FOR LiVERPOOL-Pss
senger by this ship will please be board the steamboat
Hercules, Whitehall, thi, day, i6th nstE II NJ,
which time the ship will sail.
o'clock, Am, o2eec
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90 HEALTH SUPERIOR TO EVERY THING
From Newton, we have kno Wedge of the skies;
From Locke, the rules which regulate the wise;
From Shakespeare, portraits ofthe human mind;
From Byron all that's glowing, vast, refined.
And so we might rehearse their varied claims,
Through the bright volumes of thousand names
. But there is one from whom q boon more blest,
yf We have received, than from all the rest;
e. boon than knowledge, wisdom, song, or wit,
THAT'S far more dear--and all acknow ledge il.
whats that blessing y asks yon bounding swain,
LIS 50 lately struggling On bed OF pain.
ASK yonder man, rosy and 50 TRIM
Just saved from f-verd head, and wasting limb;
Ask whore you choose-one snswer will you hear,
Which like hymn, shall fall upon your ear;
For all will say, "Sweet soeher of our ills,
The Health restoredb by DR.. PETERS PILLSn
Principal Office l25 Fulton corner Nassau street; A. s.
Jordan, Boston.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Shin bJnstcrs and Ayen,.

We shall favor, if Captains Of Vessels will give
Commodore RoBERT SILyEy, of News Fleet, a Re
port of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo and
board them mpediatey on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they eau
obtain. Nautical Information of kind will be thankfully
recelyed
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no. RECORDS PARIslAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.

no. RECORDS PARIsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE TOR permanent primary and secondary
Syphis. This powerful Alternative guaranteed TO
every trace OF venereal poison from the censtitu
ton. All persons suffering ircm The effects mercury
should this alternative without delay Sold in large
bottles 81 each small do, ST. in containing half
Dozen S. carefully packed, and sent to all ports OF the
Union. Office and consulting rooms OF the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
W.. 9. RICHARDSON, Agent.
o. PILES-Hayi Liniment and Lin's Balm Of China
warranted to any case the money will be
turned. To be found at 81 Coriandt ST.
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0G- DEAFNEss-And all complaints of the ear W iii
be cured by Dr. McNars Acoustic Oil. rrice 81 per
fask-2l Cortland st.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

A1EKICAN mUSEOM,
d PE X e T u A l. FAIR.
TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY,
At O'Clock and ~ o'clork, p. NJ
LAST WEEK OF
u., GENERAL TOM THUMB,
The most remarkable Dwarf that lived being lively intel
lgent, well formed, and
80. WEIGHING ONLY FIFTEEN POUNDS.
MEsMERsM The time having arrived that this science
no onge the subject oil dcue bur the attention
and supper om Of his hest lgeuce and esrecaby
the manager has engaged MIR 7. JOHNSON the oldest
Magnetizer IN America who will MAGNETIC YOUNG
LADY, and produce many astonishing experiments in
ANIMAL MAGNETISM!
including cairvoyauce sympathy, feeling &c &e On each
afternoon and evening committee will be appointed BY THE
AUDIENCE from themselves with directions
else the strctest introduced
DIR. VALENTINO,
The celebrated deleator of will an
entire budget of comicsrs, including YANKEE
STORIES Songs Whims Scraps Bits, &c.
MIR. NELLlS,
49, BORN WITHOUT ARMS
will perform many reInarkaL e esls it'll his toes
Mr. SHERMAN the vocalist aud other attractions,
and 800 900 Curiosiies
Admission to all 20 centschlden under ten yean halt
price. o22
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syU ia
Second Board.
State of Trade.

State of Trade.
Ali the staples are without change. There Is nothing
doing in ashes Small sales Of cotton take place Wheat
fetches go cents, and Gsnesee -four 81 SGT cts.
STATEMENT ASHES AT MONTREAL
Pots. Pearls. Pots. Pearls
Sh'd Oct Il, ~ 500 $50 Shipped, 1913 500 III
In store, d. 20 81 In store, do % 2J2
62 III 622 1861
SALES OF REAL EsrATE at the Exchange, by Anthony
]. Bile, cker Co., Oct IS, 1913 -
acant lot 8. w. corner Stanton and Forsyth
streets, 2af Gin by 10. ................. S2,02S
Vacant lot on Stanton near Forsyth, 222 by 10 800
do do Eldridge, do l,760
do on Forsyth, near Stanton, IS by 100 2.02O
do on Eldr'dge do do 1910
piece Of land and the buildings on the 8. w.
corner Of Fourth and Bank st, 10 by ~ IT,. 4675
Three story brick house, and lot ". w. corner
Houston and Wooster st, lot % by IS. $500, 600
Two story brick house, and lot No. 50 Walker
st. lot aft front, 81 in rear 100 f. deep 10000
$3l,l9O
The attendance very large and the buyers Of the
best kind.
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ITO WOOL MANUFACTURERs, &c-The subscriber
gives notice that he is the legal Assignee Of JOHN
alone authorized to claim and receive ray from those ndvdu
ais companies of the United States
have made used certain improved machinery by
said ldng for the featuring Of Wool whcn improve
secured him by Letters Patent dated Dec 18th
1926 and goth July 1856 and he hereby cautions such ndvd
nais and companies thing
nsef for the Of .ad mprovemen as no one else can
give them legal discharge for the damage
hlch said Uouldug entitled for The use
Of the improvements secured by the Patents above ma
med n. COPELAND, Jr. Assignee
BosToN, 9th Qc'. 1888. Of JOHN GOULDING
- these Patents expired the 18th Of December 1870
nothing claimed expected for the pro Is
that time oI3 cod irnsr
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IMPORTANT TO EQUESTRTANS
'FNCFRS PATENT ELASTIC SPRING SADD LIZ

SPENCERS PATENT ELASTIC SPRING SADD LIZ.
THIS SADDLE possesses in eminea degree the grandde.
sderatum giving perfect to the rider The pecust
advan Of Mr. Spencers new invention principally consist
the nice adaptation of the springs in the ssddetee the
weight the RIDERS to1y aud the different motions of the ami
NAL that all the which have heretofore
suited from other inventions entirely obyaed From this
the ga benefit be derived by equestrian inysds patcu
l,y in the side saddle, will at once be apparent.
The patent which has Just been granted Mr. INCLUDES the
Elastic Spriug Saddle Tree Saddles aud Gths" and
now exhibiting the Fair OF the American Institute sccomps
MED BY thogphic drawing and ample explanations OF the
different parts.
Manufactured 1893 Canal street, where the trade be SUI.
piled on liberal terms
oa3 a a6st'r JAMES CARR, Agent.
~ ---.- L. ..a-.. n D b .aa -.s..n-a mo
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Cleared.
burg Berry New Orleans, VIM Nelson; St Leon Whiting,
Mobile, Bsrstow Pore; Spring, Hamilton Savannah, De
Peyster Whitmarsh: Gusaf Wasa, Sw) Hagerom Alex.
andr,a, DC. VIM. WeisserBarque Johann Carl (Benen)
Jang, Bremen Oerchs Kruger; Naverino Peabody Opor
70. Geo Mn-Brss Juan De Csrtagena, Keller Bermuda,
Thos. Wioniett Josephine Robinson Richmond Monehau <
Bee s-Schrs Rochester Wise Baltimore. j. n. Briggs f..
Townsend lngersol, Richmond, A. b. Cooley < Co.
Arrived,
New ship ST. George, Ferris, days from Newburyport,
ballast, to +. X. Talbot.
Barque Ann Welsh, Magma. from Antwerp, Sept. o. with
mdse 10 +. ID. Hu'lbut & Co-i0 seerage passengers.
Brig Mary Pennsl McManus from Vera Cruz, Sept 49, via
Tobasco 20 days, with ogwood, to Nesmith Leeds Co...
great many vessels waiting at Tobasco for ogwood
but unable to obtain any il being scarce, Captain
McManus late OF the Mary Penne died Cruz
10Th July, of yellow fever.
Brig Euroas, Crosby, 10 days from Havana with sugar
II. Haviland.
British brig Oheo Young days from Barbados bal
last to Dunscomb Beckwh. Sailed in with brig tie
becca, for NYork.
sh Chas Henry, Griffin, from Port su Prince Oct s. with
coffee TO master
schr Mary Ann Caroline, Corsen days from Richmond.
with coal, to master.
Schr Genl Isaac, days from Philadelphia with coal the
Schr Hope, Messics, days from Philadelphia wi coal, to
master.
Schr Annette, Smith, days from Philadelphia with COAL
master
sch Nicholas Bdde Walton, from Philadelphia with coal,
TO master
Below.
One ship, unknown.
Sailed,
Steam shin Neptune Rollins Charleston &c and Others.
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w. s. RICHARDSON. Asant.

07- "WORMS IN CHILDREN" ARE EXPELLED
IN the most speedy manner by using Shermsns Worm
LoSenges They are specific, having been used for the
last five years in more than million with the
most decided success Children will take them readily
when all other medicines would be refused They are
recommended and prescribed by best Physicians
none who have ever used them have been disappointed
in their effects.
D.. Shermans warehouse is l06 Nassau ST. Agents.
127 Hudson; lss Bowery; II East Broadway; Sc William
street, and lS9 Fulton st. Brooklyn.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

ST. THOMAS, Oct. 3.
In port Water Witch, LeBrou, from Baltimore via Barba
does, for st Johns PR dsg; Norris Stanley Cope from Pha
dsPha via Barbadees for do via Turks Island to sail ath do
does put in in distress having experienced blow the 2St
nlt in LAT 20 lon e. lost sails a &c leaked very bad the
for her examjna.ioq Frances Coffin, from Baltimore
called in the market WIN Penn, Coleman from Ghraltr
for Arecbo sailed same day load for Baltimore; Frot
ingham bennett. from Guadaoupe for Wilmington NC sid
OFFICE THE RHODE lsLANpER,2
NEWPORT, Oct 81. l3i3.
Arr 23d, loogy, Of aud for Warren, from New Zealand,
with 1900 bbs oil III H. dsniased hurricane Sd
inst and came in under jaTymass Aso arr, Ro yena Will
Taunton; Lenit Dckey Providence; Walker, Terry, Fall
River; isaac Borden, Brown dos Roscus, Burt Taunton;
Ellen, Perry and Index Gibbs New Bediordall for NYork
Herald Woodward, Providence for Albany.
2thNesry all the windbound vessels comprising about 60
barxp
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GENT EMEN'S OUTFITTING GOODS
JOHN M. DAVIES " JONES,
log WILLIAM STREET. CORNER OF JoHN.
HAVE received per late arrivals and have in full
their stock is equsled in this city, and their goods will
sold low for cash. Gentlemen will find variety sye
Scars Crayats,
Winter Gloves,
Dressing Robes,
Pocket Handkerchitfs, &c.
Under Garments Of every variety, OF English and American
manufacture, viz
Merno Shirts and Dra-cs
Lambs Wool do do
Stalker Knit do do
Shaker Flannel do do
Buckskiu do do
Plan * Ribbed Silk do co
Ladies Merino&Silk do do
With variety of other styles.
Silk Shirts and Drawers, Ribbed and rlsin made order
the shortest notice.
Hosiery, Glover,
susTenders, Stocks,
and every other article of outhiing goods.
CAPS,
comprises every style use gentle
you h aud children at greatly reduced prices.
ops 2nSm
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Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships
PORT OF NEW YORK., OCTOBER 90.


RISES ...6 rs MOON 4,
SUN sFTs., ......5 3 HIGH WATER 10 s.
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Passengers Arrived.
Passengers Sailed.

HAyANA-Brig Eurotas-Nr Morrison and LADY Mrs Air
and child, j Fleming w Fraser.