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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03
The Depot Lot,

Bounded on the north by line running Psral-
el with the southern side Of Martin Street. to the
western bank OF the MIl-dsm, on the south by a
line parallel with the northern side Of Burke street
and running likewise to the western bank Of the
Dam or Race; on the east by the said Race, and
on the west by line running from the sou,hess,
corner of the Sprisg lot, with the fences TO Mar
tin street. This lot will be accurately surveyed
BY the day Of sale. The water rights Of so much
thereof az borders and embraces the water. will
be reserved to the Mill below, There is on this
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03
The Grist-mill & Saw-mill Lot,

situated above the Merchant Mill, on the same
sream and containing about twenty-five and half
acres the bounds Of which set forth N the Deed
of Faulkner & Pendleton to Cromwell snd swauE
On this lot there is n good GBIST OR CHOP.
PING MILL, and a fst-rste new SAW-MlLL.
both in good condition for their business, Of which
they always have as mach as they can accomplish.
The said property will be sold subiec, to the
unassigned dover Of Mrs. Julia Stephen, widow
Of the late Alexander Stephen.
TERMS: One halfof the purchase money in hsod
the balance in twelve months, with interest on the
deferred payments, the purchasers executing trust
deeds to secure the deferred payments.
HARRISON WAITE, 1850.
CHI d. STEWART,
July 90 1898. 2l-4w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03
Co,p,podious Warehouse

and Cellar, judiciously arranged for the reception
of Flour and the various commodities seeking mar
ket by the Railroad and also for the prosecution
of the Grocery business, which is now carried 90
at i, in It's various branches upon large and profit
able basis Cd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-03
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of two deeds Of trust from George
I'D Reynolds to the Undersigned recorded in the
County Court of Morgan County. will be offered at
,ublie sale for cash. st the Courthouse door 10
Morgan county. Virginia. on Monday the 2Stt
faH ef ARgnst neEt. the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
New York Public Stock Exchar
Stnte of Trade.

The wet, muddy, miserable weather of yesterday put
dampsr door operations and confined them with
in very limited circle.
Asgrs-Both ptions very dull. Pots are still firm
AZ Sd Ga Pearls have billy declined We now quote
IS IN being falling of Of l2s cents since yesterday
Flour -Genesee remains without alteration. The sales
are 10 moderate extent and rule 81 76 other dscp
tons continue before quoted both prices and
demand.
CorTos-very little activity prevails in this msrk,t
rhe news by the looked for steamer will doubtless alter
the Complexion e this staple Holders anticipate favors
accounts but purchasers feel very willing to wait for
he result.
PaovlsioNs-The market presents very fair demand.
We continue TO quote Prime Pork at SO and Mess Sl
There little doing In Beef that we do not alter our
former auotations Lard is in demand for export
Butter quite active and the sales reach aarge amounts
prices range from lo IL cents for good qualities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooI--Pacle ship New York-Mrs and Mrs Shotwe
) Hays, VIM Balagh, y Peck, OF New York; Miss A .
Hulme. Nluer, Miss Walker. Mrs Graft Peter Hume
Cendeuning Philadelphia; Barlow Pennsy ans; Rev
Muzzey. Boston, NJ GaEdin, South Ga5olina; d Shidle
Mssissppi David Thomas England; Mrs Elliot Misses
Gardiner, Scotland-l6i in the Storage.
HAvRg-Packet ship Vile de Lyon-F A Hillard, two
Misses Beers New York; Miss Richards Philadelpha Mrs
Sedgw,eS Miss sedgyick Soskbrdge, Mass; Jossgh $
ney, Washington; Arthur Bernard Frederick burg Mrs
Zellweger Hermann Oreans Rev Robert Beard LADY,
five children and servants Geneva Switzerland Rev
Sawte lady five children and three Mrs Stvers.
Havre DAlebopt de Rammesa Mons Guillard Miss Sophia
temburg-7i in the steerage.
TRrEsTE-Ship Minefya-B Carroll c wilkins.
BELIZE, Hon-Brg Chas Hammond-J Nelson Bonette, of
Bogota Murray, Reny stien, New York; Captain FL
bridge
sr MAaEs-Brg Sntira-G w Parkhill. g w Bolton S
CoIe n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18


This gives dividend of per cent This il not caused
so much by the economy Of expense IN the movements
the road the small cost Of construction TIE road
runs through level country with the exception Of two
slight curves perfectly stragh without single bridge
through the whole ne and at outlay Of only SIS sl9
per mile including the personal property ofthe company
less than half the per mile OF any railroad in New
England.
We have here given brief statement Of this important
road and hope will have the effect to promote its speedy
completion Let the city of New York have railroad
connection with the east let finish the most valuable
work of the many that have been commenced in this
vicinity and if the event not succeeded by returns that
will not predictions abandon the rest and de-
vote the capital of the city to other employment
The suit between the Bank Of Baltimore and the Bank
of Virginia, ermin ated in favor Of the former institution
The suit brought to recover $4,000, said by the
plaintiffs to have been advanced by their assistant cashier
1882 drawn the defendants and endorsed good" by
their cashier, Mr. Orrick The advance is alleged to
have been made from the LIST TO the 10th December 1885,
five months and half after the check Dated and the
defence that when the check drawn and endorsed
stsberger had funds in the hands Of the defendants
but that the endorsement given by fraudulent COL
fusion between him and Orrick, and thst when the ad
vance was made upon the check by McConkey, it
under such circumstances of suspicion as would have
caused OF reasonable prudence and caution have
suspected that all was not right
The effect Of the verdict is dec such
as this case DEVELOPS Illegal and of no force.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
Foreign ImpOrtations.

COIL y Ns% s sd Pkg Pa Ss.s wo5S
H,d; ?s9s.sy i' P5are
iPl% Ts$!: 81 % s;d% Sin
o ss fo:e Mead tx tSs Tbo Gao" %
BsIY hnsGnSs Michel sO0z Gihop-1 wcu;
Messss %s f' li.pn $%s%fsl
Ms II s5 pas wa;%;
sse bs~ Ansa go r2f Possf
MsG %o@ eG 9s9 sn%%'5s B;a'ljtS
son Caldwell colo tons coal .9s sacks salt
N;HsS%S'E Sssi sh,. wine Rscag
e as Isn s'Sas s%sd!... $685.
S$5
S%Ts' Ss4%ia, 81 3Ssy F'i; sset
d ESS S fsses s srs cos sfeT fSa SGT
S eess"s seESSd P psasa f
Der,%r.. Boz,id co-9 La oser Courts NJ Goar;;
w:sd ,i PSPaoisS }S"Ss
es Spies ss Sos5
EGsss t.. psnj"s ,rs Mets'G 4.srg
E?s'i; Stl. T?s L?'e T?:'
eo BfoS91sd Mo Ts;e JauaSa h8ss vs
99G P"'s5 E%slsI SS!'Fs
rrt-l f. Varet-i n Reogg-i Milthaus Tiles-T A
Voisin-l Bouritz Tremos-2 Struhen=l Sill rhomp.
son-t Il Nelly x coz Bishop Hughes-l Jones Son.
Loesgerck X Mirendonck-l II & Corbit-ll Zelinger-l
order
PALERMo-Barque Maid Of Oeans-5,O rcantars birthstone
do lockwood bags bys lemons 20 do
Boom3O casks 100 quorce paste 100 DO mac.
wanuts Barclay LiyngstoulO0
bxs so do lemons Worthngon Boston-9OO bxs
lemons TO order.
TsEt1E-Ship Mincrva-6OO bbls cuTants Broom-l3 do
mdse 10 cks do 1900 bxs linsood Dutih Cousinery.
BrLizE Hon-Brig Chas Hsmmond-l73 logs mahogany 30
tons logwood Coffin 2o bales sasaparia Labouisse-25
do GrinneI, Mintum 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
BEAUTY IS POTENT.
Art decidedly repairs the ravages Of time
Upon the human face divine,


1t was not kept SO without !"
90 The face, if dsfgured with pimples, botches
morphew, freckes, can be speedily rendered clear
pure transparent whteness, by using cake of the
famous Italian Chemical Soap To mothers for washing
infants, this chemical discovery is of the greatest
blessings ever bestowed mankind. But be sure and
get the genuine at 81 Walker street, door from the
ner OF Broad way-6) GEMS per here may be had
the celebrated POudre Subtle and quick
ly Graduating every superfuous hair from the human
body This we prove to every purchaser. Price 81 per
street, Philadsphia; Maiden lane, Alb my Gray,
Psughkeepsie Tousey, Rochester; Myers New Haven
Green Worcester Dyer, Providence; Carleton Lowell;
Ives Salem; Preston, PORT mouth Guild, Bangor; Cars
well, Lockpor; Mathewson, Norwich; Thomas, Cincin
nati Seth S. Hance, Bamore selby Parker, Washing
ton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

GO CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
The Tonic Mixture, prepared by the College of Med
cine and Pharmacy of the city Of New York is now
fdeny recommended and prescribed by the first medical
practitioners of the city for all of debility produce
either by secret indulgence of any kind detr
mental TO the constitution. II is invaluable remedy
for impotence stery or barrenness (uness depending
maormaton), and will be found highly beneficial
all complaints arising from debtated state of the
stitution.
Sold in snglebo ties 81 each in of half adozen
$6 carefully packed and to all parts of the Union
Office end consulting rooms Of the College 81 Nassau
street. w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

On Friday morning. 18th inst, CHARLES McCoRMrcK,
aged IS years.
His friends and acquaintance, and those of his brother
John Mccormick are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral IRON his late residence 2Sth street. the 10th
avenue, this afternoon, Saturday, at O'Clock.
On Friday morning, ANN, daughter of Edward and
Cstharine Sheridan, aged years and months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral this afternoon Saur
day. at o'clock from the residence OF her father
Of Madison and Montgomery streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
Corn Trade.

All in this market the same as yesterday No change
in prices, demand, or receipts
RecHrsrER. Nov. H.-The cold is daily increasing.
and ice beginning to make in the canal and should the
present degree OF cold continue for twenty four hours
the canal must close The shipment Of -four last week
was quite large but has rapidly fallen OH SINCE and must
soon cease from present appearances Wheat holds
shilingsi receipts light, by wagon. Flour without
change, say So 10 S4
ALBANY. Nov. l6-The winter-hke weather of Tues
day night and the fear OF the canal closing immediately
had but little effect on the flour market yesterday. We
notice but few sales Holders stiff and we quote at
~ " to S4I5 is believed by the weather wise that the
canal will not close believed yesterday
morning The weather in the afternoon was much mild
arrived yesterday
BosroN Nov. 1--we have TO report active state Of
the hour Market and the prices OF yesterday are well
have been, hut good supplies looked for from New
York Cargo sales Of yellow fat &C. and the grain
market is in good state.
BUFFALO, Nov. Is The weather is milder to-day and
more favorable for the canal and there still number
OF boats clearing for Albany Sales OF -four and grain
ere limited and of the holders beginning to store
their invoices One thousand barrels Macomb and other
Michigan brands the Market but nothing has been
offered over SO so it. Small sales of other good brands
are making at SO so So g. There several samples
OF wheat offered but scareely any attention is paid this
commodity above 20 cents The market being pressed
difficult to operate. cargo OF has been picked
in small parcels for Toronto, at all prices from 3S to
A cents at which the market firm. Our Imports for
the past week correspond avoraby with those oil the pre-
vious seasons the inclemency of the
weather The leading items entered at this port for the
second week in November embraced in the suhjoned
table -
Flour, bis 1885 Wheat, bushss S42 Corn, bush 1900
The imports for the first two weeks in November for
four seasons may be seen by the following tablet
articles. 1913 1912. ls4l 1870
Wheat l43 AGO 20UO53 los t59 7g773
Corn 0l9 ~ 555 1870 2,Is
| Flour So es9 ss46s 5s52l 5722i
The exports by the canal during the second week in
November and the amount OF tolls received were very
heavythe unusually large number 81 2Sl boats having
cleared for Albany and other places east The aggregate
| of -four and wheat shipped was
Flour, bbls. Wheat. bush.
5,096 65594
Making the total exports for the first two weeks fol
| lows:-
| Wheat, bush. Flour, 5Jis. No. boats.
LAG, l09 81 524 443
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
Provision Market.

Our different markets and meat Shops exhibited
larger and finer display of for the Poultry
OF all kinds is in great abundance and wing the misty
rainy and foggy weather it is selling at reduced prices
In wild game we never mere in market. Brant,
which is the iavorie wild duck, are at A Sd the pair
We at Places stand in Washington Market lots of
fine saddles Of venson at Is 3D. the Id Among the rest
buck, killed near Nswburgh, years old, that weighed
els lbs. Also bear meat at 2s, the lb.
Fish were never plenty
In vegetables, great assortment in market. Vast
quantities. Of apples and ounces have been brought
forW ard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

03- PRICE REDUCED.-Dr. Tsylor's Balsam of Lii
verwor prepared at s5 Bowey for the of coughs
colds consumption liver complaints and all diseas OF
the chest, lungs and liver Read the following certif-
cate -
GLOUCESTER, July 81, lS43
Dear Sr-After laboriDg under a sewers and trouble
some cough for long time finding relief from OPT
ates &c was Induced try Dr. Tay lors Balsam
OF Lverwert prepared at $40 Bowery, New York, and
before using bottle old cough companion which
had in fail winter and spring disheartened debitated
and eff cted me- left the field of contention and am now
perfectly restored to health.
Signed, H. PHELPS.
Beware Of counterfeits. The genuine has engraved
label each bottle with the signature Of DR. Gnrdon
Leeds attached and is for sale the original Office 375
Bowery by G Leeds, Wholesale druggist, 1913 Maiden
ane and by Mrs II ys lS9 Fulton street, Breoklyn-Sl
bottles for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Nov. 17-6 PM.
Stocks improved a trife at both boards The sales
were not to a very heavy amount The sterling stocks
advanced Long Island declined per cent from the price
at yesterdays second board Kentucky 6s 1860, went up
per cent; Ohio 6sl dol Illinois Ii Harlem do Pat
terson DO; Canton do; United States 6s 1852 fell off
do.
The rates OF exchange to-day follows corrected
by William s. John O'Brien l6 Wall street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
Passengers sailed.

FROM BosroN-Seam ship Britannia for Liverpoo-James
T Bowdon and Misses Bowdon aud servant Chs
DON DR. Saml Hartwel Stockbridgs, Mass A Comstoek
bearer Q! dispatches Geo Hastings Chas Rozze New FORK
John Hastings Pladelpha Forester Montreal: Henry
Ewbank Mr. Durham England; MIR Macfarlin Glasgow; Gee
REYNOLDS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
Domestic Importations.

ST. MaRKsBng Staiirae3 bales cot,od Mel Coe Auder-
dale Colvil cos6 hides Leon Vanderhofl2 bales
to order.
Renard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

my- RECORDS PARTISAN Alternative MIX
TURE for the radical Of primary or secondary
syphilis. This powerful Alternative is gusrant, ed
every trace ovenerea poison from the system by
All persons suspectng venerealtan aiming in their
system should use this mixture without delay Sold in
single bottles, 81 each in containing half Dozen
So carefully packed and sent all parts of the Union
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

o. ANIMAL MAGNETISM AND OTHER IN
TkRESTlNG performances this afternoon at o'clock,
at the American Museum. Great Western appears in
his laughable imitation OF the Locomotive Engine Ethio
plan Speech, Virginny Breakdown, &C. Mr. Cole the
Dog Billy and Celeste contribute to the ed6caton Of
visi ora In the evening the Misses Shaw and Brother
appear instead OF Magnetism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

Beuue Condor, 81. Thomas, H seuthmsyd son.,Briss
chcoia RI Havand schrs veloI Jupiter, tsp) Basagnrte
ST. Thomas, Aymar X Co; Alfred +. Thorn, Sanford Will
NC, NJ. Plat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

uy- ANY ONE HAVING A FILE OF THE SUN
Newspaper for December last 42, will confer favor by
leaning 1t TO this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

CONTAMINATION OF THE PILGRIMs-LAST
d AY The Exhibition of Wer's great National Painting
tunda of the Capitol Washington will positively close
this evening this the last opportunity that will ever
be presented to any OF citizens of seeing it short of
visit ito Washington. The picture leaves Monday for
Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
Ship Masters and Agents,

We shall favor, f Captains of Vessels will give
Of the Shipping left At the Port whence they sailed the
any Foreign Newspapers or News they may have lie viii
board them immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad will also confer favor BY
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they cat
obtain Nautical Infomation,of kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
sales OF Stocks al PhiiadcIphIa.

SECOND Board, Now 1880 shares Girard Bank III
$4,000 State Ga ost so shsrssN Gas 2es 400 shares
So ss shares Camden and Amboy So 10 shares Phladel
pha Bank sis Sl6i State IS, - ami 49, TAI; e6 Union
Bank, Tennessee, 81; Manuiacturers' and Mechanics
Bank, %.
FIRsr BOARD, Nov. H,-Sl00OO State 6s6s; 5000 do
os S'o 900 do est % shares Grard Bank III $50 do III
~ Veksnnrh Bk 4i 80 do 4t IA do d 900 do Monday
nav a SSa Wiminston X, 49, u Pennsy lvania Bank,
227 do a26t 5000 City Sc 1898 $4,000 Tennessee Bonds
INT s' july SGT $4,000 do ST. $1,000 do s6t so Reading
Railroad 1873; % United States Bonk O. fli0 Camden
Amboy RR bonds 3d. $500 Wilmington RR 6s, 1858 ct
$500 City Gas 6s, 1851, 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

90 THE CELEBRATED TONIC MIXTURE, pre-
pared by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy OF the
city Of New York, is confidently recommended by the
medical faculty. eminenty adapted Tor the removal OF
debility produced by secret indulgence, imPotency bar
renness (uniess depending on maliormation) and all
complaints arising depressed state OF the constitu
half dozen carefully packed and sent to oil parts OF
the Union -
w. s. RICHARDSON,
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College " Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

N5- CONTENTS OF THE ANGLO-AMERlCAN
FOX THIS DAY-l." The Spirit of the Nation" collec
ton oil beautiful Repeal Songs. The Eve of st. Bar
tholomew. Fart On Grecian Literature Lectures by
Adventures and Field Sports in Ceyon g. Zillah the
Only Child, beautiful and touching story. Z. Discove
ries on the North Coast Of America. 8. The Knights
Tempars g. Espartero, Duke of Victory. 10 A Second
Lesson from Lie, by Lamar Blanchard. IL Exercise
and Athletic mes, by the Editor. H. The late Willsm
shire Almanac. 10. Miscellaneous Articles Summary OF
Foreign Intelligence, Death fool. TrumLu Editorials
Musical and Drsmatic Criticisms, Varieties &c sc. Sin.
gle copies cents So per Yearly subscribers are
presented with the unrvaed portrait Of Washington en-
sraved expressly for this paper Strangers in the city
would do well to cali and this beautiful specimen Of
art. J. A. FUTILE, Agent, 6 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
r. GRAND pEREoRMANcps TuIs AU1

CO. GRAND PERFORMANCES THIS AFTER
NOON at three o'clock, at Peae's Museum, by Great
Western, Mr. Booth, Certo &C. Hundreds of ladies and
children will fad amusing and interesting entertain
men and the lovers OF the marvellous will be highly
pleased with the wonderful revelations of Madame
Adoph the Fortune Teller. Performances aglin in the
evening,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

BALTIMORE Nov l6-Cd Huron, Pane, New Orleans. Sid
Chathsm Boston; f. Stevens, NYork.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov l5-Ar Brunette, New York; Roanoke
PASSPORT
RICHMOND, Nov 15-Sd Zotof, Rio Janero.
NORFOLK, Nov l5-Am RoIla, Pool, NYork; James Day.
Sid Mary, Gordon do.
CHARLksToS, Nov 1i-An Clinton. Manson Batn Sabats
Cox, Porl3nd Merchant Jordan. dol Warsaw HAWKINS New
Bth Harriet Dunnog, Portland CID Osceola, Morgan, De-
meraTa; Lady Warrington, Bonnev, Havana: -
sAvANNA, Nov l3Arr Lydia, Ilsley. Point Petre Guad
Shawmut Ballard, Bath Me Cid Jane tb) Young Nassau
Sid Monticello Lawon Havre: Pandora Boston; New Jer
sey, NYork. -
JAcKsnSvILLE Nov Arr Victoria, Brown, NYork; 5th.
Magnolia, Smith, do; Geo Klots Beatty do
Drew DO via Char eslon Below ship CID Lightoo In.
Foreign Ports
PoiNT psTeE Quad Nov sid Lion Paiten franklin,
Ptea Wilmington. NC: In port, Frances Louisa Frances
Portland; schr from Georgetown, Sc from Newben
Nc. unknown dsg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18

G5- ANOTHER NEW NOVEL!-Publshed Friday
Nov. hth-irice ore shilling-The Gentlemans Dsugh-
ter OF, Great City Temptatons-A tale of actual
life =
q A breath, whisper, doubts, suspicion, shame
And shudieripg virtue wept DER Agnes name ="
Thisis tale Of the deepest interest, written with un
common vigo- and conveying high and impressive
raj Although personal aim is intended the reader
will be frequently reminded of circumstances that have
occurred during the last years this city and Phla
delpba. No read the first chapter without being
led rresSioy 10 the close Of the work. The Il
this edi ion is and legible.
Published and for sale by
BURGESS STRINGER,
corner Broadway and Ann st New York.
Also, this day published Ned Myers or Life before
the Nast-by j. Fenimore Cooper, Esq In OF VOL
Price s7t cents. For sale wholesale and retril by
BURGESS & sTRINGER
222 B oadws corner Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
MARITIME HERALD.

Sailing Days OF the Steam ships
FROM LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA
ledonia, Lott. ......Noy. Dec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
az WE SHALL RECElVG BY THE CALEDONIA,
end have for sale at the Herald Literary Depot Herald
Buildings, Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau
Streets the follow ing latest Foreign Journals

Ana all the metropolitan papers.
Agents can be supplied with the above and other Euro
pean papers, by forwarding their orders early to this Of
hce and at the usual Wholesale prices. Subscriptions
will also be received aud punctually attended to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
& TEE SUNDAY MERCURY on To.MoRRoW

u TEE SUNDAY MERCURY Of TOMORROW
will contain capital story, called Abul Cassin's shoes
Au'ohiogr Apply of the late VIM. Abbott with several
amusing anecdotes. Sketch of Eugene Sue, author of
the Mysteries OF Paris Chicba containing the news,
Sc. OF the week Defence OF my Segar; Dow, Jr. on
nothing very PARTICULAR; humorous Poem by Spoons;
The Grim Con Case, Judge kent's Charge; Libels The
Native Americans; Theatrical Criticisms by Lade- the
Park Bowery, Olympic, and the Amphitheatre; Gossip;
the Police DoinEs OF tn" week the latest Local and Fo
reign News. Once 100 Nassau street. Price cents
single copy, 81 or one years subscription RENTED in
advance Renittances made will entitle the sub
scrber to copy gratis OF Dow Jr Sermons just issued
in neat pamphlet OF 81 pages double columns Price OF
the sermons to agents. Sc So per hundred. Send
your orders Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-18
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER is
Cleared.

,ur RISES ..6 SO MOON RISES. .........
on ssTs... .....i 80 HIsH wArRR 80