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;, SOMETHING NEW. n
Beauty III Il q.
Economy. q

But little more than three months have elaps-
ed since the subscriber submitted for the inspec-
ton of the public h is superior fine FUR HATS,
at the low price Of S4,25, equal, in all respect,
to the most costly, (and with which he clallen-
gts compurison) and in this short period oftimu
he has more than re- Used his mort sanguine ex-
pcctations. He would therefore take this oppor-
tunity of making his grateful knowleGgements
to discerning public, and also of expressing his
gratitude to his former friends and patrons who
have so generally called on him since his re-es-
Enlistment in busness-as it is proof that he
has heretofore given satisfaction. lie will now
use every eXcrton not only TO please the fancy,
but to furnish the
CHEAPEST and BEST HAT IN THE CITY.
THIS he is enabled to do from his rractica-
knowledge and peculiarly economical cash sys-
TEN of business at less prices than they can be
offered by those who are mere buyers and sellers,
and still adhere to the old credit system, with
high rents and eXtrava3ant expenses. In proof
ofhis position, he WILL on Thursday, the 9th OF
October, introduce for the inspection Of the pub
lie
SUPERIOR FINE NUTRIA HAT,
on fine Russia body, at the unprecedented low
prco of
TnREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
Equal in all respects to those sold under the old
system at 81 and So. The above named price
who order their Hats sent home, will not be of
Tended should the bill be sent at the same time
or soon after, to their counting houses, as no
book of charges is kept in this establishment.
The subscriber is sorry 10 say that efforts havo
been made, and doubtless will continue to be
made by some, to injure his Economical and
Fashionable Establishment, He would there
fore particularly invite the public, after examin-
Ing every where else, TO call and see him.
Hat, ,f, Il.
to order, at short notice, wholesale and retail.
CElAS. +. RAYMOND,
Practical Hat and Cap Manufacturer,
No. s.. Chestnut street, below Third,
Opposite Congress Hail.
Philadelphia.
P. S. The Ladies will here find handsome as
sortmcnt of Furs and Fur Trimmings. at reason
able prices. Old Furs altered and repaired III
he best manner. G. 7. II.
Also: Shipping Furs Wanted.
Oct 18th lSi2-tf
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GER TIFICATE.
Baltimore, March eth, 1888.

DIR. JANE,
Dear You ask me what proofs | meet
with ofthe etiicacyef your medicine. can safe
ly say that | never prescribed a medicine for
Bowel Complaints that has given me so much
satisfaction, and my patients so speedy and per-
feet relief as this. Whenever introduced into a
family, it becomes standing remedy for those
ailments, and is called for again and again, which
think u pretty good proof of its efficacy and
use fulness. IN the Summer Complaint Of chill
dren it has frequently appeared to snatch the lit
tie victims, as it were, from the grave. ut sa-
we'd the life of my child and of such and such a
child have repeatedly heard said. In dyson
sric affections of adults, have time and again
cen it act like charm, and give permanent re-
lief in few hours | may say in few minutes.
In fine, it is a valuable medicine, and no family
should be without it. Respectfully,
M. l.. KNAPP, NJ. d.
Late Physician to the Baltimore Dispensay, and
agent for the Maryland Vaccine Institution.
For sale at c. w. Parker's Medicine & Paint
Store, Elkton. June
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Fa'ua''c oo''pouiu'
..-,I-. :: A.,
i many vars ",iist onsasou =. Inc i pray.
',oo ~ NY pio'.ss'oni nato Ho,"eny
.i'uc" INJURY uoi'e nun '''o "'pioPoi uu''''
anon VI lneu,'nic "th S, , ~ oAfe' Wins ,La
, r. .',o n"ai "n' .''I' hnn
ne i't.ic sunelei was WY nn"p'' W yea, s'o'
,aisn uea'.,on'' sNi's ui"Sto "'su 4",.L c,
i've puigati'es' worm teas, ~ So M,I , . ,t,,
t q WIN P'o""ce great sun.'s' n"u 10y wv
'ouiuntloh ior d disease winch "ouiu W ''iuIil
more ulcuit 10 eradicate 'l'ai' '''a' p'oou''u "
" u. A.. .,,o,.,.
Is much 10 DC regrel'Gu' tha' '''o"Sa'us are
Sweep OH, or rendered "c"k' pi'c' anu e,''aI'a
ted IN their early stages OF existence ana 'hel L
far nulmnnarv Diseases e. &C. entirely from i'm
'oi p,,''.oy W., Co.,. as,:o,I, H.
Fla r. ;nbaht nersons nf IebiIitn1eJ digestive or
CO.'S ND ,h.ro nr uo,L .,ns,it,,,ion ,hereG,r
SS,noL rni"ohef;S ,f,.n dnno nv the ordinary mode
81 ,roa,;nn ,,h;ah ,onor,IIv cnns;sts Of IN.
most nr,iys ,ura,t;v.s, and fyyrtbor II has bccn
nrnv.d h., ,rt,,,i oxnnr;mc,t that Worms will
arst nr y lonn t;,no nvon whsn tIev are thrown
;n,o = ,oIn,;n3 81 mas, nftha ro,nn,on ,renorn-
lions which are used for the obstruction of those
animals; whereas, it has been as fully proven that
in the preparation which otter TO the pubic,
IA ~
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JA YVES
EXpectOrant

Is decidedly superior to any known combination
of medicine, for coughs colds, consumption, Asth-
ma, splitting of blood, Angina Pectoris-Palpita.
tons of the heart, Bronchitis--chronic Plursy,
Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing, Hopping
cough, pains and weakness of the Breast, and all
diseases of the Pulmonary organs.
For sale at DR.. Parker's Drug, Mede-
cine & Paint store, sole Agent for the sale
of DR.. Jayne's Medicines IN Cecil county.
Also for sale as above, DR.. Jayne's Tonic
Vermifuge, and DR.. Javne's Sanative
Pills.
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CAUTION.

As all medicines which become very popular
ike that Of DR.. Swayne's Compound syrup o.
Wild Cherry, attempts to Initiate or Counter.
felt in some way, are very frequently resorted TO
Therefore it is thought best TO put the public on
their guard against Imposition. In the course OF
only two three years after this most deserved
w popular remedy had introduced itself into the
sick chamber, and its fame become widely known
up springs several others into the market, and
with view to give currency to their new lnven-
lions they take the name of Wild Cherry to add
TO their patched up rostrums, thinking to Dor
row a reputation from that already established;
and to clip out still further with the scheme OF
deception, by one Of the vendors the name of Dr..
Wstar is attached, making it appeal that this po-
pular and highly respected Physician was the al-
thor Of this preparation: such is not the fact
Another individual comes out with what he calls
the Syrup Of Wild Cherry, clinging still closer to
the original name, that individuals might even be
deceived, when they went to purchase, if the name
of DR.. SwAYNE was not always kept in view.
Those whoapply for these latter day preparations
ofWlld Cherry, let me tell them, are tampering
with their constitutions, and taking draughts
from the hands of inexperlence, which they
would have TO repent, on some future day, hadl
not put them on their guard. DIR. Swaynes
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry is put in square
bottles, containing about eight ounces, with CDR.
SWayneB compound syrup Vi WIZ merry,
blown in the glass, covered with blue wrapper,
over which is yellow label with his written sig
mature, the countcrfeiting of which will BIO pun
shed as forgery.
AGENTS.
CHAMBERS & MAFFIT, Elkton, Md.
MARSHAL PHILIPS, Wilmington, Del
GEORGE J. FISHER, FREDERICK, Md.
&c. w. & r. w. Davis No. 254 Market st.
Fgv. J. P. COOK; No. So Market street,
Baltimore, Md.
May 2sth 1912.
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ANOTHER EVIDENCE
OfMe Wonder m CURES performed
by Dr.. 'Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
IF;1 Cborru

DR.. SwAYNE-Dear Sr,-When was at Pitts
urg last August, purchased of your agent sir
bottles Of your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
had for many years been troubled with u Cough,
often very violent, with other indications OF con-
sumption, or disease Of the lungs; Of a very ser-
GUS nature. had very little faith in medicine
as it was thought my disease was hopeless and
beyond its reach. had applied to several Ply
sicians for relief, and also used some highly puff
fed medicine which | had seen in the newspa-
pers, but hearing that you had much experience
in the practice Of medicine, and had treated many
cases of Consumption, | concluded to try yours;
and from that time, | am happy to say, found
relief write this in hopes you will publish it,
SO that ifany human being has suffered as have
done, they may know where to find a medicine;
the virtues of winch may be relied upon.
Yours respectfully, JAMES OsBURN.
Nav 2Sth lSi5
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Pump Making.

TNIIE subscriber having lately removed
Il to this county would respectfully in
form the public that he is prepared to make
and repair Pumps at short notice. His
work shall be done in durable and me-
chancal manner, and on moderate terms
and should any of it fail on account of
any negligence of his, he will repair it
without charge. He resides at the Pro-
violence Paper Mills (Meeteer's) OIL Little
Elk creek. Cecil County Md.
Orders lief, at the Cecil Wing Office; at
EFT. Mitchell's Store, Fair Hill; or with
Joseph Haines at the Brick Meeting
House, will b. attended to promptly.
JOSHUA l.. GATCHEL.
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J. PEAsE & Son, CLARIFIED
ESSENCE OF HoARHOUND
A N DY,

The undersigned, Clergymen, have used the
! ornpound Extract of Horehound, made by }.
ease Il Son, and freely recommend it to those
afflicted with Coughs, Colds; and Consumptive
Complaints, as an excellent remedy in those ca
ses, and for use of the voice Professionally moth
ing can equal it. We recommend it to our
brethren throughout the Union.
SIGNED, REV. MIR. LINDSAY,
Pastor of NJ. E. Church. Second st.
REV. MIR. KELLOGG,
Recent Pastor of Nillctst. Church.
ELDER KNAPP.
REV. MIR. CRAWFORD,
Pastor of Nj. T.. Church, Forsyth st.
REV. MIR. LUCkEY,
Recent P. L. New York Conference.
REV. Mr.. WHITAKER,
Pastor of Presbyterian Church, cor OF Madison
and Catherine SITS.
REV. MIR. GRIFFIN,
Pastor of NJ. f. Church, Bedford st.
REV. MIR. BARRY,
Pastor ofthe Wesleyan Methodist Church corner
of Grand and Clinton SITS.
REV. MR.. HART,
52l Pearl ST., of Baptist Church, Gold st,
REV. MIR. GIBBS,
Ill Third Avenue,
M&ssRs J. PEAsE s Son,
GEHrLEMEN-I would consider it an absence
of gratitude to you, and duty to the public,
the public, to withheld the testimony am ena-
bed TO furnish under the providence OF Ged, OF
the almost supernatural efficacy Of your invalu-
able Compound Hoardhound Candy. Reduced
from an attack of my lungs to DEATHS door, and
hourly becoming debilitated by constant cxpec-
toration. had resigned myself to fate, which
considered, from my suffering, inevitably and
rapidly approaching Upon hearing OF your ad-
vertiscd remedy | sent for quantity OF the Es-
sence of Hoarhound, and before half the stock
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COAL! COAL,i

THE subscriber is prepared to furnish the city
zens of Elkton and is vicinity with first qualil-
Red ash stone coal, Respectfully,
JOS. G. CLOUD.
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DR.. Swayne's Strengthening
Vermifuge,
nv EFFECTUAL REMEDY FOR
WORMS:

And from its tonic properties will be sefu! for
delicate, sickly, and dyspeptic children or a
dults; and will in all cases prevent the genera
ton Of Worms, which makes it still u more
valuable compound.
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From G. G. Black, New York.

Mr. VIM. Wright-Dear Sir-you will please
to torward as soon as possible, some your Indian
Vegetable Pills; as we almost out of the arti-
Gle, and they appear to be getting into genera
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NEW STORE.

YNHE subscriber respectfully announces
Il to the citizens Of Elkton, and the
public generally, that he has taken that
well established business stand recently
occupied by Mr.. b. +. May, and has just
received from Philadelphia, very exlen-
siYe assortment of New and CHEAP
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Dry Goods,

embracing almost every variety, among
which are
Bombaznes, Merinos, Carcassian>, Ro-
selyn Plaids, Saxony's .alpacca Lustres,
Superfne, Broad and Beaver Cloths,
Fancy Cassimeres, Satinet,s of every
shade very cheap, White, Red, Yellow
and Green Flannels, Canton annels
very low, Linseys, Calicoes, from S to
25 cts. per yard, Curtain Chintzes,
Bleached & Brown Muslins,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 10 The American ships previous.
ly loading for Liverpool have been filled up within the
upon the berth for that port and the asking is
3D. though have not heard that Ii has been paid
THERE'S scarcely any thug offering for Havre There
arc but few ships loading coastwse at the moment and
the rates are somew hat irmer
NOZZLE, Oct. 11.-There has been change as Jet
though one Of the vessels in port hes ldn
out Tor an advance in rates The arrv Of another
the Cotton Planter from New York. Monday togetb-
er with the expected arrival Of several other vessels
day to day, all of which will doubtless put ediae-
ly BERTH will it is believed prevent any advance up
on the previous rates which were so per bale to north
ern ports.
SAVANNAH, Oct. II One vessel up for Liverpool
CoastwiseNew York, cotton, last engagement Use for
square and 81 for round baes Boston, cstton 81 per
bsle to Charleston so cents Tor round and square
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ssenperS Sailed

In the steamship Greet Western sailed for Liverpoo-R II
Lummis, New York. MIR Sloan do, Geo Awaier do; Mr.
Moss aud lady Rio Janeo; NJ Tobias Liverpool; Miss A
TOBIAS, do; LOUIS Moran NYork John Hogger do Jno
Allsnateh, dos . Medium, Dundee; Pierce Boston;
Henry Qelrehs, Baltmop Mrs Baron child and servant
Niont,sal Henry James lady children servant
Miss walsh DO; u Hortsman New York; q Ducker do
rspt paaIet lady aud England; Delns Harr y
YORK; Anon Bnckey do; MIR Ashburner do Edw Burst,l
Quebec w r Oakley; Nlork; Lewis Titus do T W Snr-
row, ~ farsi Geo DaIhey AND lady, Niork; Hu.t do;
Patrick ATklayt Boston; NuInl Lacose Orlers Joseph
Piequet Illinois; Mr. Adsheld New York X Goddid do,
Larra.t smith, loronto Il " james, Albany; w Hans
ton, rgma; q Hallston; WIN Whewrght yr do; w Car
rel England Mr. Coleyle Paris Martn. NYork; Jacob
Fisher Phad r Lewis, y ork; h Babeock do; T. Gld.
nay, Hyde Park y: Robert Brown England; Hon J
Roosevelt lady chden aud servant, NYork; Alex Siren
mach 6incnna1; > lbboson NYork Henry Cocker Eng
land IL Kennedy, Ptsburg; Cochran NYok; "A Chris
ne ludsons Bayi Geo Draper. Paris; John Stuart Man
chester Alex hlackqy, kentucky; Major Thorpe 9th egt
4; 4 Wingham, England; Jas w Wilson aud lady, New
York; Bonneloux and lady do Miss Clara Bonneloux DO;
Edward Thomas; dos Rev w II Cunning Canada Henry Il
Weld Maryland; Guise Phlad; MoncTef Mitchell, New
york; Henry cohen Pad john Cryder do Restore Carer,
dos AIRS Ogden two children aud servant, Canada; MIR For
syth Aontrsa Mr. Mountain, Capt Strange, BA MIR Portal
VIM Hamerknd, DO
In The packet ship England sailed yesterday for Liver
pool homas y Mabee, Esquire, Mr. Edward Schel and
VIM 1urnbui NewI DIRK; Christopher Bsmlorth Miss Lydia
kenrlek and Andrew Jones England Thomas Delmage and
lady Robert Calder aud Andrew Curling Canada: James
Mckay ESD Mexico; Mrs Anne Evana and daughter Roches-
ter john VI Livingston, England.
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Passengers Arrived,

L!yrRrooLIn the steam ship Ibemia from Liverpool and
Halifax, ARR, ed at BostonFrom Liverpool Hax-Nls
Remble Mrs Remble, Wemsiey, MIR Bowers, VIM Cunard,
MIR Richie Mrs Richie, Mrs Joloett Miss Strong From
RANGE, Miss Lg9gitlow, Mr. ( Williams Mrs isms Hon
ber Thos Dixon Davis, Rev VIM Rocker, Mrs Rocker
sud female mt Mr. MAXWELL @ Chapman, Lorlet Mr.
Home Major krwing, Leech Caselliin MIR Man yll DR.
sewe MIR Macomson, MIR Batteey MRS Battersly, Nesrs
ney Fcrness Colonel Fraser Mrs Col Fraser aud ie-
nar Blake Anch1 Allen, VIM Bruce Bousse Suners,
+ Brooks A Au1e A Molier, Bugier, w q Bird, Lame
q Holt DIR Fereus aud male servants, Mr. McCeer and
friend TaJ or C,pant lady child and female servant,
Mrs Myers and child Smith, Marchail Ellis, Wyhl,
w II Kerr j {; Chapman Doniour, l. Wyeh A Laton, NJ
Ryan r. Bigoons Birdie lsln aud Linden. From u lfax
BostnnNlr and Mrs Terry, Mesrs Lewi Sioneagcs, NJ
SMITH Dent, aud Johnston
CANroN-Shp Paul Jones-Mrs Palmer, VIM Henry Low,
Esq and lady Miss Eliza Richie, II Perkins 3D. Esq. and
Capt VIM Poor.
,CAarLtsroN-ship Calhsun-Nlesss George Norris and
NJ Briggs.
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Married.

On Tuesday, 18th inst. by his Honor Judge Mstse at
his residence, Don Antonio DIAz PENA, OF Csdiz Old
Spain, to Miss HARuEr AMALlA, third daughter Of T..
Kearsing, Esq of this city.
On Tuesday mornins. nth inst at o'clock in 81 Re.
ter's Church, by the Rev. Hugh Smith, D. D., Major
WASHINGTON SEAwELL, u. 8. Army, TO SUSAN AMELIA,
youngest daughter OF the late John NJ. Bloom Esquire
formerly OF Duchess county.
On Tuesday evening last by the Rev Dr. Berrian Ell.
KiP to ELizABETH, daughter oil the late Robert
II. Cioeet, all OF this city.
On Thursday morning, 10Th inst. by the Rev. DR.. Nc
Elroy, Mr. WILLIAM JAMES QuNLAN of the firm of Quin
Ian Brother, to Mss MARsAREr, daughter OF the late
William Carlisle, Esq
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20
Corn Trade.

All kinds Of Western Flour fetch ST. so Ia this market
Our receipts and sales very large. We OF no
transaction Of any importance in other descriptions. In
Southern, there is scarcely any thing doing Brandy
wine is held at 81 rs; Baltimore 50 62A George do;
Rye Flour sells at S s7t SO 1876 Indian Meal So rs
S2SlA; Buckwhes' -four SO IS $4.
Wheat commands 90 IS CENTS Rye So cents; Northern
Corn IS SO CENTS Southern, 81 cents Northern OATS
81 a 27t cents; Barley 81 cents.
In Buffalo, the 10th instant the only cargo of corn
aAoa 200 bushels brought cents and 300 bb mixed
brands CHG -four So 10 Sales hav been made best
samples OF wheat at "a cents, but the quantity Offering
inadf quite to the desire OF miers. We speak of
choice northern Ohio. There samples OF ILL
SALE but they neglected The movements
of produce continued to be the largest scale, and al
though the weather had been unusually and forbid
ding, immense quantities working off by the canal
ard The suboined table exhibits the imports for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20
Brighton Cattle Market.

BosroS Oct l6-At Market i7O0 beef cattle $50 stores
1850 sheep end 1860 swine.
Prices-Beet Cattle-We quote few extra 81 so; first
quality 425; second quality rs; third quality 60
so.
Barreling CattleWe quote mess SO 10 326; No. L. Q
SO; No. ,, 81.
stores-Two year old So 10; three year old Sill H.
Sheep-Smsll lots sold from 75c to 81 40 Weth.
ers from 20 to So.
swineselected lots Of shoas Al and Ole Ohio shoats
and &c. Old hogs 81 and 81 and 4c At retail from to
81 cents,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20
GREAT WEEK OF THE SIXTEENTH ANNUAL
FAIR Of THE ~
AMERICAN INSTITUTE,

THIS will be the proud week this magnificent nvenary
The grand Plougbns Match a. l2 dis day at Paterson.
Family rendered by this patriotic mi
G Il So S M s oaa rt
State Agregltnr society conye9oo Will meet at the Repos-
'o lss y Z S afof SLOW a. vau. renA,
o'clock A. NJ Competitors must have their cattle on the
THURsDAY-Last Day of the Cattle Show An Address
on ,nure by distinguished Agricutns Of Boston, IN
~ Nh %os w. ser.d y
the Managers pyrqeehn,ts will take notice FRIDAY evening
M 9oG me on DANIEL D. B1nas cue b Of hs P
The Baads of Music from Governors Island and the II
during the confluence OF the Far
The public II have ne qpporony which should no, be
lost, this week the best arranged the fullest and most
splendid exhibition ever cot up this SIDE of the Atlantic
EDwAkD WHITt.'s DAGU EkRIAN GALLERY,
Of weather on small o, large plates Also groups with
?% e Sn "e on and . Is
Frames Polishing Materials and hem Gals Of the very best
quality always hand and for sale the lowest prices
Mr. White the sole agent this city for the very superior
Imported Gerssn Cameras Any instrument that he se.n
e IN t ey w e ne German s aa Obtain
ed The very elssye Chemical Rooms Broadway not ei-
manufactured IN this city, as German.
AlR-THE MEETING THE WATERS.
There is not ~ this city Gallery so bright
A. that opposite Towards, the studio Of Whts.
q. there all that genius and art can display,
Who visit the gallery of White can survey.
As faithful and true a the pictures Of White
As nature can draw with her leacl Of light
How great is the triumph begun h. Dasuene,
When art has brought nature in bondage To her.
The work Of a momeut-each ri, that's there
The expression 1t wore will peIpetualy
And When years have gone ny IN the language Of truth.
Win reflect back the true features Of youth
Ye young and ye beautiful think no, that May
The sweet summer Of life, will away
he rose though 1t fades will retain its perfume
U, the golden hour seize then o image It's bloom.
oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20

In reducing the wheat to four allowing Eve bushels to
the barrel, we have the enormous aggregate of 5sl
barrels of flour arriving al tide since the op.n
OF navigation yet will be perceived that the ID week
of October Of this falls short Of the arrivals during
the corresponding week Of last year by $3.50 bbls.
The crop of wheat this year, throughout the wheat
growing districts Of the United States belt OF coun
try covering Missouri and part of Illinois, very ahun
dant. Iowa ard Wisconsin will not only produce enough
wheat to supply themselves but also surplus ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20
Second Board
Cotton Trade.

The cotton market presents rearlyhe appearance
having downward tendency in prices arising from the
improved appearance Of the crops The state the crops
thus far, as compared with last year. is as follows
REcEprs, EXPORTS AND STocKs OF CorroN IN THE o.
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Ship Masters ana Axents.

We snail esteem favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
port Of the shipping left the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo aud
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
obtain. Nautical Information of any kind viii be thankfully
received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-20
Foreign iniportations.

CANToS@Ship Plu Jones3O chests n hi do lob caty
txs l0lb DO do ~ cans bXs 5 do Greenway Henry
4 nj ehe ooa 20 do ~ chests Burkn Cm,e pkgs John
HysloIO00 tN5, % 10 hXs, 81 pkgs bxs Low
case II Larry Co-lbox @ Dougass-9 cases Edwa ards <
S!odda,d fosrn-7 do Bore Irot', Philadslphia2 do
Sist fnce 20 dol5 l0b catty bxs T. l. Roberts, pkg,
StrE Co0Sdo w Il Low-3tSE II Faucon-2 pkrs Booth
tdyaro chests 10 ht do podhue Co53 chests half
do Cary Cos ensts 1903 h rs lob cay bxs q do
pkgs Low-98 ut chests ii Fauc ks 30 chests
ko l6 do 1873 chests 1853 hf do 1881 ches do If
order.
ST UBEs-Shp Saratoga-l6ONO bushels salt WIN Nelson
AZ boxes grapes maser-7l do do order.
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Died.

On board the ship Saratoga, her passage rom ST.
Ubes 10 this port on the 23i Sept, DANIEL MuFARLAN
sesmsn, aged ~ years, native Of Ireland.