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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-10

NrEW GOODS. NEW GooDS--Fhe sahs'u-
hers have been receiving Ne" op'us ~ ',',.
chcan cash store, from day 10 aoy 10, ,"e ''.,
weeks, nnul lheIr assortment Is co"i'e"' ~" =.
-oe nrerrv and cheap Goods ,,,pcu
son D u "a - nl-'',s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-10

nfl , an BOYS velvet. glazed, cloth
'lhV'Ile, black cloth. ~ aenu. fancy
sc seal ecalelle and hair sealycrg
ufT1 NJ dozen Our assert rnent of
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TIL TR IBU N Z.
LINES
LINES
On sizing On Infant sieey.ng its .No.hers breast

I, Law upon irs mothers 5Ie'si-a thing
BRIGHT "a dev-drop when IL Rrst descends,
Or aa the plumage oFan Angels wiog,.
Where ev'ry tint OF rainbow beauty blends;
Il had soft violet syee, tina, '0eaih each lid,
U.if closed upon then like bright waters shone,
While it's small, dimpled hands were slyly hid
In the warm bosom that il nestled on.
There was beam in that young mothers eye.
Lit by The feelings that she could not speak,
AS from her lips plan i've lullaby
Stirred The br;ghtiresses on her infants cheek;
While now aud then, with melting heart she press
Sof, KISSES DER its red and smiling lps--
Iips sweet as rose-hu6s in fresh beauty dress'd,
Ere the young murmuriog bee Their honey sips.
II waa fragrant eve the sky was full
Ciburoing siars, that uemu'ousiy clear,
Shone on those lovely ones; while the low lail
Offallpg waters fell upon The ear,
And the new moon, like pure shell oil pearl
Eucircied bv The blue waves OF the deep.
Lay mid the f-ecy couds that love 10 curl
Around the stars when they their vIgis Keep.
My heart grew .offer ns gszed upon
That youthful mother, as she scotned 10 resi-
With low song, her loved and Cherished one
The bud Of promise On her gentle bfaasti
For Ills q sight that Angel ones above -,,.-
May stoop 10 gaze on roa' Their DOW 10 Oh oi'S''
When InuoceBcu upon The breast oil Love,
Is Graded, in q sinful world like this.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
LEGAL.

L Circuit, Ebene7er Hill & al v DANIEL A. Baldwin & al
by virtue q decretaI order of the Court Of Chaneey Of
the state New York. made this bearing date the
Eth day of June 1874 the unrs cne Of the Of
SAID couI, will expose orsae It PUBLIC auction a; The Me
December Mt 2 o'clock. ut the following described
PREMISES wit: All that certain lo piece or parcel of land
situate lying and beng e casterly side of cannon street
between Rvngton and Stanton Streets ~ the Eleventh Wand
OF the cty OF New York the said lot bounded and coa,an
ing rs follows Beginning ut point one hundred and
fifteen south from the castey corner u the inierec
non Of Cannon and Stanton streets and running ence eae
Nv on line parallel with Stanton street hundred ieet
thence .uthery on line parallel with Cannon street twenty
two feet inchc-thcucs westerly on line parallel with the
trs described line hundred feet 10 the enstey line Nde
of Cannon street and thence uohey along the euscry line
o of Cannon street front twenty two feet SIX inches TO
in ron, md and hundred feet deep Albany. Nov
Il. 1874 ID. B.GAFFNEf
NJ 2aw2wc Master ~ ChaRcSrT'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

DY ORDER of Hon. Elm, Ransom. Flint Judge OF the
- County Courts .. the County Of Niagara and Counsel
lu the Supreme Court notice IS hereby gwen that
Uepue rs non resident debtor. and that the WI be sold
for tire payment I'll hi, fets unless he and discharge
such attachment according 10 law within nne months rom The
first publication of tins uotlce and that tho payment OF any
debts due n By residents O this state aus the delivery 10
HIM OF Tor hi use OF uy property within this State belonging
To him. the transfer any such property by him. ne or
bieu by law and vod.-Duied Lockpon, August 18th.
lSli !: Z. cOltioNi
Aug2O lnw9m VIII Attorney for Attaching tre1tot
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DAGUERREOTYPES.

TINTED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY i76
u BROADWAY. UP STAIItS.-E. WHITE would Ire
specty call the attention of citizens and strangerS visiting
he city 10 his splendid collection OF nagueeotype Portraits
sing le or in groups from to IA the same plate.
which for beauty and accuracy OF dsneaton cannot be sur
,assed PoflIu taken in al kinds of weather. either with
without the COLON the prices of which ne reduced to those
charged By the most inexperencedin the huslne2s.
The American Institute late exhibition awarded MIR.
White The F Premium for the best Daguerreoype Likeness
TOR grouping ind senera eec which but ancthel proof
20 the superiority OF his Portraits.
Mr. White solo agent in New York for the very superior
imported German Cameras. and At other ESTABLISHMENT IN
the city or state can they be obtained
N. B.-lmpoTted German Cameras also FRENCH end AMER
Instruments OF the very best quality vii. Plaes Gases
Chemcar Polishing materials, &c.
Mr. Whites Case maEutac.oy being the largest and most
extensive IN United Sates lie enabled from the quantity
he manuac;urenl TO sell Daguerreotype Miniature Cases III
per lower than other houHa in the tninn siSvc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
ETARDWA ARE.

A MEXICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT HING GS.-The
a subscribers have recently commenced Inc nanuacure q
wrought iron Butt Hinges the city Troy They Gre able
able furnish alihc kinds Offered IN the market From
lie cornencenent o the business one Of the sabscr
been sed in Us supenieadent ioT the snuinc
ures OF the Gcs. The Inventions and improvements made
by him the machinery have brought the business to its pre-
comparative state Of perfection, end they therefore feel
able to produce Grtice4 TINT e Al orders 10 the
:utscI ben ut Troy. n. Y. will be 2ronptly attended To-
rl3 gins kENNET Il LAZELL.
.RON, STEEL, NAILS, &c. ISc.-KEMEYS. BREESE
e SAMPSON, llg Greenwich y. Successor. 10 EoOR
NAN, JOHNSTON, AYRES Il Co, hsye on hand full!
assortment ui
Swedish iai and square bar iron; EuIsap Old cabls de-.
English round. flat and Square Iron American do.
American fine square Iron, 10 X inch
1rrzeIs' RodS, 2JS To y inch
Spike Rods ard shoe shapeg, OF a!l .IZei
Ho!se Nail Rods, Of Norwegian and old :aS.c lrss
Dand and scroll Iron oi oil sYes
hIeTican hoGp Iron, "a 10 liz inches
Gu. Milk, Prails and Spkeg: tingzh wrought Esiu
Cas-: Steel of SRpdeon, Brother 6, Co Iap, ai sIss
Spring Steel, OF the EBsiaap warranted
Shear Steel; German 3 ecI Of varors IamDs
( itss, s i,,. G,s5 a F1sg n oS4F or ;,s
n. B.Swedsh lion aHaTS be furnished. tphIect TO
raWbscf. iJG9 bmT
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. EDGE TOOLS, &c.-rhe
ubscshevs, Importer and General Dsnefs IN English
German and Amercan Hardware. Cutlery, Edge Tools Nails
huyc, Spades &c offer 20 country merchants and
Others full end complete esortmen low Tor Gnsh OF a-
proved credit. OSBORN q LITTLE,
40 ems IS Fulton street. New York.
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nNACKiE s. LEvEREIc, TN 'ats:-sirest. osiow w XII
ifl street offer for sale q. low prices
1000 boxes Ttn Plates, Is X. prime orancs
100 do do was:sr. DO
roo do do extra sizes. assorted
On tons Scotch Pig Iron. besl brands. No.l
iS do Amsrican Charcoal 90
100 pigs Banca TIN ,.,so
90 cases Sheathing Coopsf, Il 10 loe
1000 bdts Iron Wre. assorted. VI TO %
% cnski Shess Zinc =,
$40 bSls Sheet Iron. assorted, Dto mr.,
a tana s.peror refined Bi'ln Iron Tor Wtse
100 haes ems dawn Wrought Snis. od Sa, ia
i0J do do Horse Nsis. q, and los
no dozen low p,iced Sbovess
SO Do Bright Iron do
lfN 10 f'es, Steel 20
30 do Grain do
~ 40 Cast Steel Spades
Ell do low priced do
EOl psys Trace Ghatns ,.a ,;-o,
Ne., Z. Hooks and Hinges. atsorteo ftIea
10 40 T.n'd Tea Kettles and Sa9ee am
"a crs,es Tin'a Wrought IRON Tea Kettles n.u.,,,..
Brnss Candos;;cks Fire Irons Frying fens' bfan 70
C1HTLDRENs' CUPS AND PLATES.-Br.annis Cups
Send Plates for chlden-yery pretty vS.y aesaoe ahu
~ as w. A''''S' p'-'-"' ROARDMAN s HART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

Being nn increase over the whee year 1873.
The Planters Bank OF Savannah, ia. mas de-
oad dividend of per cent from the profits of the Bank
for the pa,t s months.
The Northampton and Springfield Railroad has
besn on the route Of this road west of the river
in Ireland Parish Northampton The road from Spring
field TO Cnbotvle nearly ready for the reception OF cars
Tn. rsc4iuts of Grain and Flour fom The lake
eron nj Buffalo during past month larger than
usually landed there during the full months and exceed those
of corresponding period in previous the following
,,hlc If lending items received:
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SCHOOLS.
FASHIONARLE DANCING.

MONS GABRIEL DE KORPQNA Y. r.
II As The honor OF informing me Ladies hru Se,ue
Dose OF giving instruction the principal fashionable dances
prevailing in the highest circles oil European anu
Mon. K mas laiey arrived from Boston, Saratoga and Nex-
sort where style the warnes admiration oil te ao-
hc the marked approval o; the fashionable
Among Others 5Ons X proposes to teneh thai wei
J,nce "A POfkA-,he (.uae.les with Original music
the Va-e de euX Pas-the Mazoufka-new Cctilious-he"
Sion. k. Wi be u.sis,ed by MADAME KORPONAf as
Mu.can The instruction will be given IN the FRENCH Ger
nam and English languages ,o .ool
Rooms are enguged . Park Plaoe-stcty private eooi
and ary-fo. the accommodation Of Ladies and
The Polka and the new Quahalles, at present. N
The ashinnne circles OF London and Pans; can ~ ,h IN
twelve lessons, except the Maz"uFSn- All oN' "
For turtle, pasculsrs, inquire Of MONS. koRPoNAf' al
Tsass-nss Lesson, from 10 to H. A NJ, Il 10 j. anu
To- ?. NJ, and from 5 to in the evening .--., .l5
Sir lessons sG-welYs lessons, siV, ana guaie' ,,,
PRIVATE iessc1s-I lessons. 49, twelve !es'1os. ss' guar
other hours will be devoted Public instituss Assf
snie- &c
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JONES,S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
or IN1T1 ATORY. COUNTING ROOM,

2i7 REoaDgnY, cuRSER OF ''UkRAY-sTREET,
,r,HE OBJECT of this Institution is to impart thorough
instruction in Book keeping, PenmaHshlp and CONNER
ca Arithmetic and qualify gentlemen tor the practical duties
OF the desk. Private instruction Is gwen required kooi
open dag and evening.
oue,te 10 apply the Librarian II Clinton Hall. who VIII
furnish tickets of admission under tho arrangement nude with
the Committee.
KS References may be had the Academy to Bookkepeers
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during he last
NJ For sale one.s Principles and Practice Of Bookkeep
inr syo l2 This work adopted the rst Academic In
stiions IN this country 1t also republshed IN Eng
md extensively introduced there. Oh 5m'
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MS nGa y IA 4'G { 0SE Executors.

TN PURSUANCE of m order ofte Surrogate Of the Coun
~ of NewYok, notice hereby given 10 a persop: hat-
ing against Caroline b. Knapp late oithe CIV OF New
York deceased present the with e vouchers theee
subscriber at his residence No ia Bro3me street mo
CITY New. York. before HE twentieth day VI Decern-
Der next Dntsd New-York, the l7th day Of June, 1911
iel1 inwfn. JAMES Il. KNAPP. Adm.
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Passengers Arrived.
b ths ship Nary Fraaess from .nsbe-Mrs Marsh, and
- lie slaS Sutton from CaarsestonE w Durham, B
Etdltoa.-l sioeruge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

TLr Glove Anodyne The best OF All TOo'ach htiItdeS
IL immediate and In its effects curing the most 'io
len; toohache or pau III the gums IN one minute. b,
Eynerence hns proved hn tins anoyne composition VIII
give immediate md permanent relief aiie the failure every
mrr The teeth or gums way and ie7 applications VIII
entirely remove the pam and from decnyed oo 50
,bnt nv lie filled and rendered useful When the
lnin rrees from the face, from the guns around inth
apparently sound this application will give speedy sei by
Prcpnrei md sold By A. b. SANDS co Drnss;i, ana
BnIdlnc Sold also n; y Fulton street II as, Broawuy
md by Druggists generally throughout the United States
r10 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
TO THE ELITE OF MUSICAL TASTE IN
THE UNITED STATES:

IEARPS-J.F F. BROWN & Co. from Erard, makers OF
IL the Improved Paent Double and Single ACTION Harp
lie at S5 Broadway eleran. assortment OF Double and
Single Action HaIp The 5lch ri!ancy Of tone ghpess OF
render them unequaled und obtain for them the first nmaieur
and professional patronage in Europe and this country They
with all ,irs ,oien ct ""gn md rS5,s~
fIarps repaired and for hire Strings Instruction Books Mu
SIC, &c. J.F. BROWNE, Manu- iacturer.
No 3S5 Broadway, and
MS Ind No. 73lS Chambers street. n. Y.
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NOTICE TO TAX Pa YERS.
CoHPTROLLER's DyFICH,
Brooklyn, Noyembor7lh, lSa;


Brooklyn, NoyemborTth. p4; J.
PURSUANT to IN Act of the Legislature, emitted An
Act relative 10 the collection taxes IN the City OF Brook
yr and for other purposes, (pased Apr lsh ls) Notice
IS hereby gwen ha the Assessment Rolls TOR taxes tor we
current yea. have this day been delivered to tho Of
The City of Brooklyn and that from n taxes which sa DO
paid sd Comptroller within thirty days from the dae
fTo all taxes which shall be pad after the expiration Of the
50 thirty days and within sixty days from sad date deue
FIRST Tuesday in January next sne per cent w Be- asde 70
div OF Jcnunry next the sa Comptroller viii dsver 70 70
Collectors of the City OF Brooklyn The said Assessment Ko,
together with the warrants thereto annexed directing them
proceed with regard 10 the unpaid taxes 10 tho manner deu
by law. -
tend avail themselves OF the provisions, OF the Act referred
10 10 the above notice. inform him thereof 5000 rs posi-.
bic that their bills may be readiness rs to preYentdeia7
when they may be prepared TO pay uleif taxes
Ia compliance with resolution OF The Mayor gnd Common
Ter VIII receive taxes his Office IN the City Bndne. FBm
i O'CLOCK. a. NJ. UNTIL O'CLOCK +. NJ AND
hl3 Il 4. NJ DlERWIN. Comptroller.
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REAL, ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE IEASE-Ths Cotton Mil nj Pat
kZsS tsrson N j. known rs the lnnol MIL; together
with the machinery. he ot nl an. an, = ~ ,es h
los z he building IsrT ~ - nr md * t
d Tire land - we Stuniei and other buildings may De
aarantn.eotisly erected upou t. Tine MN no~ ~
and be delivered the ION Janaay nst hoInss Rere
s9 +: Sss s Yg to APG F. t Fsffasi
e:..e. 4 COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-S'.un;e on
s the Eing.brd;r road between 5'H 1no I'm hvcnuei
li and 10Th .tIeet.. Containing rfIe 81 ahd ~ ET
cultivation. and Astounding N irit ie1 % az Tho y.isrs
az Husatc and En.t River. and also an extensive VIC" "
I onv island. Terms made easy AppE, "a, co,r~
Executors OF Andrew HcGes1; deceased or
ao.r j. ADRIANCE, 5s John-si. \. i
,-4gx ALARM FOR sALE-Stuae n,he road from Ness
5 Rochelle TO White PaiDs about equLd''sIt ifoi efch,
Containing 10 ncres of land. all o which, Is piouen
and EXCEPTING ten VIII IS wood nno ne pncG
veon the fences Of stone IN GOD ods huu we ,
,nC.I cbaIsc:er and IN e.ser For terms .poly 10
,os u Af6 ri s. Jo1a.s, New: OK.
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE.--The subscriber.
lis3 y Anthony deceased Offers for sale the following
Ele nrnnarty helun1ng said est-ie, situated IN te
Sha, th,rty (3 md Thru y.two cd nnktort street. the
Ji"rte md Let OF ground number thirty -four ti FRANK;
nTt corner of Rose and the os: aDd Lo 81 ground
two l2 oseect. Altogether forming one Pot ~
eight riches. IN the iyseyen feet sit inches ard lto
inc on Rose street hundred and SIX feet niic meme pe e
sane muIc less the above property should not oe ns
oc al nj pryn sale will bc sold IN los AZ publ ct.l
an T nLal, the sd January next 1t being TO close me
ctsre The sale will he premptory. Theft IS nd pniabe
the property having been the epn OF me ste iOI
w "a I'D saawt:
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RELIEVE AND LIVE!

BELIEVE AND LIVE!
a MOTHER ASTONISHING CURE B Y TH0JNSON'S
N COMP U.N.D SYRUP OF TAR IND WOOD
N.7PTH-3L ,o,,
Mr. Thom.on-Dear Sir: With grateful feelings inform
Won a the astonishing effects your medicine which has lit
orally rnised me from deGtlbed Ny dsense, Pulmonary
Consumption ha; reduced so low that my physician pro,
yonr medicine, and mIrncuons us It may SEEM has com
Respectfully 6ours. WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above GeUrce-street
The undersigned being personally acquainted with Wash
nc,on Mack and his suerngs bear witness to the astonishing
effects fThom,on Cyp ta md the truth OF INC above
DAVID VICKERS, ~ Almond street.
HUGH MGlNLEY. 3. L. cor. ,Inmmnny
and Fourth-street
n- PRINCIPAL OFFICE, n. Z. corner 9th and Spruce
streets Philadelphia Price 30 cents per bottle.
For sale by A. b. SANDS & co 273 Broadway, corner Of
Chnmber. street 79 Fulton.st; II East Broadway.
Price so cents. so ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

eY ORDER of Daniel Pratt, Fist Judge Of oSondasa
Court Notice hereby gwen, tina: an attachment has issued
against the estate of Grd Moses non Iosn d.boI on que
prot made said Fr Judge, purSuan; TO the dec;lcn
OF me Statute concerning Attachments ngaast abcondlsg
corcaaled or non resident debtor and that the same VIII
sod for the on ymen debts unless he. the sad Cad Moses
appear and discharge such attachment nccorDS to law. with
IN n,re months from the publication OF this rotce esd
that the ginea s any debts due 10 him by residents OF u
state aud the delivery 10 him az tor h use q any property
belonging tn HIM and the transfer OF Snch
property by him forbidden by law and ere ysS Dated
June 81 1914 DGUlI
~ glawnm Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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CONaNT'S PATENT YEAST.


A CCORDING to the old maxim, BREAD Is TIE STAFF
"A or LrFE" hat it is certain that good henlt,u bread
sweet, light and disestlbe by no means easily y
that essential stall Chemical science and research never "t
expended for and useful purpose hnn m me
discovery of the material which should promptly ana cer,ay
produce good bread. That great desderntum has been OBJ
tanned BY the skill and patience Of Mr. CoSAST OF Lowell
who has aceraned the ingredients requisite tor the procuring
of super excellent bread quickly the flour can be kneaded
and baked.
trncied but By the application of CUNANT'S PATENT
YEAST instantaneous eeryescence directly follows anu a
The accharne properties OF the meu reaned hss sec"r
Ing the entire mourn. hmeu which the -four Daurnly include
For Hou,ekeeps this the most valuable 9cauiion that
chemical has Invented both To save them labor ana
time and To contribute TO ther health md enjoyment.
An families who Conants Patent Yeast according 10
the SIMPLE directions may rely upon TINT neay sour ma p
often of the greatest comfort. the very best bead can ne
prepared the fire eady to buke and while the ta
bic is ordering for the guests TO eat It.
Mp MUsSEY Clinton finl cor: Beakmen and Nassau s
GassNE iRsa Yo ott Isl G Chatham ST. -''
CHESTER briggs, 6sl Broadway. ,o,,
John u; BROWN BROTHERS. laS EiGhih.st
S. V. ALBRO, IS B0wery, corner of Bond-st.
T. & a. S. HOPE, 49, Chambers ST. ds su
RUGkWHEAT CAKES.m t, NJ PATENT FE.Sd
ing combined proper chemical proportions with an aikaI
mpresnates the dough with carbonc acid gas affect
when baked G coa5 fssrPst HGSas EaS 81 e
chemical certainty lust never 70 MSS rs matemat;
ical cerenty; and # the bread be NOT light pongy and
tons of the Yeast and Sapatus not eIacty right The
node OF raising dough IS by the slow process OF rus
You make IL and bike IT. and have on the
table, too thirty minutes and eat hot or cold as you like,
without danger 10 your he1lth- $500. .,,-
Sold wholesale nnd retail by GASNEh q YOU
MS GrOcers, lS3 Chatham st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
THE BEST STOVE OUT.

IL Subscriber has constantly hand and for sale hand
assortment Stoves and Drums made the per.
stove The Stoves made upon Professor Ohm
es6s prIBc pe, and al who have given them far trin will
admit that they combine more good qualities than my oier
Stove use. Our Improved Hail Stoves and Drums,
unrvned among the many now before the PablIc Sold
wholesale and retail. By +. II. TROWBRIiGE,
i3 Wafer Fuifo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
FIRST PREMIUM NETWORK
AGUERRlAN MINIATURE GALLERY,

DAGUERREAN MINIATURE GALLERY,
Corner Of Brcadpoy and Fulton street, entrance
third door,
sHTBERE may be Ind MINIATURES which for beauty
w of color. tope aud effect, ut all times commend
themselves and Il superior, equal u any That have
been heretofore taken pr B. does not claim superiority for
himself but leaves his pictures to the criticisms OF ust nna
intelligent public who well strangers nrc invited TO eau
the Gallery before going elsewhere whether they intend
ting kcnesses NIL warranted to give sattnc
ton colorcd most beautiful manner, nnd IN winch de-
patimen Mr. b. does claim superiority, being hled by
competent aud practical person. Taken all kinds Of weather.
IRON = a. NJ. TIL 8 T. NJ
- The American Institute awarded First Premium to
NJ Il. Brady at the late FAIR.
d. S imy. '1's'''"' -''''' NJ B. BRADY.
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publio stock Exchange-DEo. 9.

The susquehanna Canal has done much larger
bnsiness , year than any preceding since it opened
The receipts up December2 III months) were %! as0 g
Receipts for the whole iou %
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures
Cleared

Cleared
shipi Arso Anthony. HavIe, w Whtlock. JI; Toronto,
Tucker London Grswoi: Charles. Hoyt Alphabetically
Hurl5ut Coz Normandie Spaudng. Hull .Judson Try
Brig, Robert Corzon,. Genoa Samson, Slack, 81 Marks.
Schr Ann L.atow, Baltimore, Johnson & Loudon.
Arrivedi
Ship suana Dennis II d I'm New Orleans, domestic
Ship Sutton Galloway d, I'm Charleston. cotton to SUIT
Ship Mary Fances Hubbard ID ds from Mobile. cotton to
Sbe Hull DIS I'm Charleston. cotton and rice to
Geo huxley Exchanged signals with ship Charleston hencs
Bark Genesee Gees Is d. I'm NorIean, es,ic produce
sws.S bark Fsma Peterson s. ds I'm Gse. iron to Boor
Rark Creole Norris (of Batnorc) I'm Buenos Ayres. Oct
lth Montevieo 18Th hides WOOL iur skin sc to Mason
Schr Smith. Mills. ds I'm Baltimore -four. sc to Alien
sehr Vermllloa Seaman ds fun Baltimore. com &cto
Schr Hamilton, Pansd DIS Alexandria. flour to stu
ses & Clearman. eo,, An,
ehs Aan Hyman day, FIN Ncwburn. NC, naval ssres to
sc6r Supe;b Diake II d a Pan;ego naval stores to Cook
b Taylor.
Bark sraord, New Orleans; BRIG Sterling Savannah and
Others.
Spoken, go.
Nov g. large ship apparently ashore on Caryso'ds
Reef and O number of wreckets near her.
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r, -, NEW-YOKK AND HAKLEM *. IL. OU-
,.11 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS:
sts On and after Ociobaf q the will run as fol-
SayfHg fsy Hall for Harlem (5t street, Norsana Ford
ham Williams Bridge, Hunts Bridge, UndernsEs hoan5
uckahoe Hart Corners and White Plans at " a. M ~
Leave; Williams bridge for City Hall at Is NJ. IL As
Leave. Tnckahoc for City Hall at % A. NJ; II b A. N.
/ Leave White Plains for City Hall at 8A M. ia. 20
p. NJ: 4P.M. ~ mn >. ,s,z ra,ro
The estcheser tain will stop only AFTER leaving the City
Hall M The corner of Broome and the BOwoy, vau1hal
aren md th ST. An extra chr will precede EACH train 10
minutes before the Of starting from the City Hail. and VIII
take up the passengers along the Inc. .
Extra HARLEM and Nlurr:anu Trains, for Alorrsana end
intermediate pnces. - -, %
Ien.es otrsann Tor City Hall ut NJ. 10 II NJ
3p M: 3p.M. BY order of the Board.
n nls & " WAl. S. CARMAN, Secry.