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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14

a BoIp Preacher. boldness Of Sam
Davies will he illustrated by a single ancc-
e. When President of the Princeton Col
re he visited England for the purpose of OBJ
ming donations for the institution The King,
o. III. had curiosity to hear a preacher
IN the wlds of America. lie accordingly at.
1ded and was so much struck with his com
anding eloQuence that he expressed his astcn-
Iment loud to be heard half way over the
use in such terms as these "lie is a won
rful man, Why he beats my bishops" Da-
lies seeing The King Was attracting more atten'
,ion thaa himself, paused, and looking his ma
Jcsty full in the face gave him in an emphatic
tone the following beautiful rcbuke. When the
lion roareth let the beasts OF the forest uemble
and when the Lord speaketh let the kings OF
the earth keep silence" The King instantly
shrank back in his seat, like a schocl-boy rap
ped over the head by his master, and remained
quiet during the remainder Of the sermon, and
sent for him, and gave him fifty guineas for the
Institution over which he presided, observing
at the same time to his courtlres-"lle is an
honest man an honest man"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14

"lfy you ever marry" said Roman consul to
his son, "let il be 20 woman who has Judgment
enough to superintend the getting of a meal of
vctuals-taste enough TO dress herself-pride
enough to wash her face before breakiast-and
sense enough to hold her tongue when She has
nothing to say"
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LIST OF JURORS
DF Northumberland County, for January Term,
~ 4. ID. ls45.
Grand Jurors.

TurhH-l>aac Duukle.
DehJ,carc.-Wm B Irwin, John Beard, Ahra.
ham S,aruer.
1EHon-I.ewis f. Evans, II ] Eckbelt.
Chihsgu0que ue.-Jo-eph F"rdrsman
hOrihnDibtrIdnd-J Youngman, Benz Helm.
augusta Henry Malich, snr.
Shamokin. John Holman, James focum.
RuSh.-lsaec kase. VIM Roth,rmel, Jacob AreT.
ippcr Mahonny. .-Gdenn Adam, solomon
Folk. Samuel Wcasi.
LOtrer 'fahOnoy.-J"nathan D"ckey, Ge"'g'
Hos, Andrew Deity, J'cob Sn'der, j., ELIJAH
Iyer'y, John Bowman, jr.
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Call and Settle.

DERSONS knowing themselves indebted to
II thu subscriber, are requested to call and settle
their accounts, on or before the Goth day of Janu.
ry next, after which time those of long standing
III be placed in the hands of Justice for COLI c.
ton. II. B, MASSER.
Dec llth. lS11.
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HlOst!! 4!

SOMEWHERE hctwron the residence ni the
- suh>rriher, in Oh lqu que townshIN Mouth
umhrrlaud county, and the thorough "f SunhuIy,
ON Tuesday, the 9Th iusi., "a small PoCNrr BnoK,
containing a note OF hand from Tuhiss R,rmcrt aud
John Murray to subscriber, as the administrator OF
Thomas Murray dated in lanury' 1893 and
another nnic of hand tn sumo, hr SIS, dated IN
iSlO; a ,uhpTna Tor wiln's ssese~, and u tive dol
lar bh on the Bank of Northumberland. The
finder, hv t,turuiug it, will be- suitably rrwaTdrd
or hy leaving the plrcrs a, the Pos Ollie Suntn-
rv - forwarding th,n to the n scrihrr, may Keep
the i've dollar liIl. IANES /. NJ RRAl.
ChIisqu,quc, Nav. 3nIh, lsii.--n
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14
Country Merchants.

V>HE subscribers respectfully invite County
Il Merchants who are about 10 purchase Fall
and Winter Supplies, TO an examination of theft
respective Stocks, believing that their several
sentiments are complete as have ever been offe!-
eJ in the Philadelphia Market.
With stocks OF Goods in their several Depart
r1ents Of the choicest kinds-a determination to
sell on terms which cannot fail to prove saisfacto~
ry-and disposition to please old and new custo-
mcrs, will, we hope, be sufficient irducement TO
purchasers to call at respective establishments.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
w & r p Remington so Market Street.
Ashhurst N Remington 80
Buck & Potter ll6
Yard s. Gilmore lO9 I"
Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods.
Reynolds, Mcfarland & Co lo5 Market Street.
Burnett, Withers & Co l20
Scott & Baker $50
Wise, Pusey & Wise l54
Hardy & Hackers 46 n Second st.
Importers of Cloths, Cassimers, Vest
ings, &c.
William II Love l47 Market Street.
Lambert Duy los
Hardware and Cutlery.
Michael v Baker 2I5 Market Street
Edward Handy & Co SO
Importers and Manufacturers of Sad
dlcry Hardware.
Horn & Kneass 2l5! Market Street.
Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Caps, Lcghorn
and Palm Hats, &c.
wE&JG whelan, 1873 Market Street.
l.cvick, jenkins Il Go $50
NJ Conrad & Co 60
Manufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
Thomas James 2l2 Market Street.
Potts, Linn 81 Harris cl33
Robinson, Collins X Co 81
Edward Cole bl
Thompson Panconst 81 Co 40
Hats, Caps, Furs and Trimmings.
l. Kcuton l'G Market Street
John Sauerbcr < Brother CO
Books and Stationary.
Grisg q Elliott 9N. Fourth Street.
Hogan " Thompson 30
importers of British and French Fam
cy Staple Stationary.
LICohen q Co ~ Fourth Street
, Henry Colen
Importers of Hosiery, Gloves, Trim
mings and Fancy Goods.
serley S sevcring G3 n Third Street.
Parker X Lehman
Combs, Brushes, Brooms, &c.
Thomas Cooper y Front Street
Importer of Toys, Fancy and Staple
Goods.
4 + OF Monrose l6 Fourth street.
Manufactures Of Patent Lard Lamps.
Ellis Archer 30 Second Street.
Manufactures of Patent Floor and
Furniture Oil Cloths.
Isaac Macaulcy, Jr. \ Fifth Street,
Manufacturers and Importers of Pa
per llangjngs.
Howell & Brothers 50 X li2 Chesnut ~.
Phiiadclphia August ~, lsii.-3m.
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Corucr Of Trnth aud Coates Streets

|. Galril ] ust,r, No. Reckless Street, do ccr-
,Ih that my wife, Jarc, afflicted for rwr years
with Rhruml'iam. and At lat was cntTelS d.a"ed,
that she obliged to hr cnulired to bad; hca-
ing of Cantrl's Mcira'cd syrup "i Sa's 'parlila,
- Anti Sc"Ihu'ic Syrup, pr"curel tnr h"ttl' :.
which cnmphtrv removed all her pam. and st-
nrs> from her limbs; twn morr huites mad" per
iect cure Sic is now able Ia attend "a her h"usc-
bold dulis = a usual. GkBkJi. joins TON.
PhhadrphiI, Jan. >: /. lSli.
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NrIDA2IA
NEW GOODS.

VINHE Subscriber has just received from Phaje
Il phia fresh supply OF New Goons, consisting
in part, If MousHn Deidines, Grape Deiaines,
CASHMERE de Ecosse Shamh, Han6kerchcitS, dc.
Also, Bcnrcr and SH Hats, good assortment
of Mems and Bays Caps, Groceries, Liquors,
Sat, Sc DC, all of which will be sold at the mos,
reasonable terms. Stone Jars and Jugs, cheap.
II. b. MASSER
Sunburv, Oct. 9th, 1914.
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There was a fall Of snow, in Crawford county,
., on Saturday last, 10 the depth orahout one
OF The Mcadville Democrat says-there is
ir prospect of good sleghing, plenty of visitcrs
,m the country. and more lively business times
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LIST OF CAUSES.

k'OR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nor
thun'erland County, at January Term 1915
commencing the first Monday, being the 9th.
Sriizingcr, alienee Of
Carver VS. John Carver ct NJ
Stephen Der v. George Lawrence
Frym,re for Evert VS. p Hackenberg
Bcllas g. Ellis. &c VS. VIM M'Cay
Reed for Murray VS. John Murray
w Smith VS. Joseph Weizcl
Daniel Icrhe & Wife W Isaac Rosdarm,l
VIM Lloyd Martin A Stock
Sam'l Swinehart & W ife VS. Peter Forster
Conrad Desher's ex'r VS. Mex inney ct al
Appleton, end rsee of
Edwards & Veuec va VIM Donaldson
Dimmig for Camp Jacob Wortley
Joseph Weitzel VS. Charles Ruoh
John II Rctiler VS. John Painter
Benjamin Robins VS. Abraham Lawrence
Prentice for Wrlch vs Joseph Keller
Stephen Deu VS. Henry Srinmetz
Haas & Druckemil'er John w Peal
VIM Lloyd vs. &c Noutse
Hulet Smith vs Augustus & John Huey
H 4 HolIincshead & Co VS. Peter Lazarus
Charles ID Wharton VS. Henry Bardshcr
f Shannon VS. Dennis Waters
& w Wargonserr VS. Eli ifer
A w Johnson ct al VS. John G. Boyd ct al
John Ross's ex'rs VS. { 5 Wallis ct al
Charles Gale VS. Same
Christian j. Weimer VS. Hobart Il Mtoy
Daniel B,oslus John A Shssler
joseph Miman Shamokin e ,al & Iron Go
Fnwes 81 Dei-hach VS. Hngrndnl,er & Drrisbach
Fagely, Ccaver & Go Thomas M'FalI
b r Gcahart John & Young
Daniel Mover & Wife vs. Daniel Frvmirc
Abraham Trou,man ct al VS. Christian Tchupp
John B Miller VS. VIM M'Cav
Claire Gcnevievc Dasque rs Daniel Dunklchcrgcr
Same VS. Same
George Oyster John Garnhari ct al
John Bohh Daniel Dnrnsen
Welsh, Pcmp & FricE George Oyster
FoIrcr for rroxel VS. Henry p Follmci
William Farrow VS. Abraham klaze
Charles A Towar VS. George Eckcu
ligh, & Hoffman VS. ! g. p Montague
s & Bird John n Lain ct al
] & X Trcgo VS. VIM M'Clerry ct 81
Hayes, Elliot, Lyon &
Gosh IS Miller & Frymire
Jacob Scihet VS. Grorge & M'Kec
George Lebrich Henry Masser, Esq.
Henry Rupp VS. George Shlcy
Henry Ma,ser Henry Folk
Jordan * Purdy VS. Joseph Allison
Henry Hickman George Kuz
George Ecker VS. George w Towar
d NJ Sechler vs. James Th,rp
Mitchell for Raher vs. Jared Irvine
John & IIousworih vs. George Heckcrt ct al
Burns n Eiscy same
Elizabeth WeiizI u l.cvy's rx'rs
George Erk"t George W Towar
David M'Knight Il Richardson c, al
u : Spare VI Henry Srtlrr
Henry M,s,er VS. VIM M'tnryd al
SAMUEL d. JORDAN.
Pro'honotar>'s office. Pr1h'y.
Sunbury, Dec Nth ls4i.S
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14

Mr James Madison OF Newbuigh, has sent 10
ID sold, in New York, : l97 worth OF butter this
'ason, the produce of ten cows.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14

DR.. Nelson, so well known as one of the lead
ia the REBEL ion in Canada, has been elected
the Provincial Parliament
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14

In October, Mr.. Washington Irving and Mr.
'heaton were at Paris. Mr.. lrvings health is
uch improved.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14
SIII'GERT"S PATENT
MACHINE


yESiIlS M,chue h,s n'w been tested by more
I thau thirty families in this neighboThood and
has given entire satisfaction. II is simple In It's
cuI sirurtIru that II cnnuut get out o1 order. II
,antaus no iron t. ru sud 10 sprnes ar rollers To
81 oui of rcp,'E. l. vii 10 twice as much wash
nu with Ic>s than halt the wear and tear OF any OF
the tate inventions, and Nhot Is i greater inpor
lance il cost, hu, lii IL over bali much as other
washing nHchincs.
The subscriber has the exclusive right for Nar-
rhumh,rl,nd union. l,coming. Coumhie, Lu-
zcrnr aud Citation cuuutirs. Price of single ma
chur 80. II. B. MASSER.
Tic following cctiGcatr IS from a few of those
who have these machines in use,
SurhITy, Aug. -, lSii.
We, the subscribers. certify that We have now
IN u.". in nur families, "ShugeIts Patent W-rh-
ing Machine, and DO not he state siyinG that it is
most ,Ncellcut invrninn. That, IN Wa,hing,
IT will ave LIorc than one talt the usual labor
That it '!ocS not require n,rre than one third The
usual quantity OF so ~ and water and that there
Is no rubbing. enh consequently, little or nc wcar-
mg - tcarinr-.l'hlt it knocks of no buttons, and
that hc finest Clo,hrs, such collars, lacGs, tucks,
tril'S, Sc, may he TaslUd in a ve,y short time
without the least injury, and in fact without any
apl,aren, wear aud tear, whatever. We therefor
cherrtully recommend t. our friends and L. the
public, ns A most ", frl aud lab saving machine.
CHNRLES ". HEUiNS,
\ JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PEASANTS,
GIDEON NARkl.E,
I;un. GEO. G. WELkER,
BENL HENDRIIkS,
G!pEON LEISENRlNG.
iifun's iiorrt, (nrm,rly fremont House, No.
ilG SMUT s.rc,) Philadelphia, Scpc'nhT
ctsl, lRil.
have u-,d Shugcus Patent Washing Machine
ia my hou.e upwards Of eight month";, aud Il" no,
hesitate tn iay that deem 1t one of thr mo USE
tui and valuable lshar.savinG machines ever ihven-
ted. ioGmcuy kept two women continually "c-
cupcd ia washluG, who now do rs much IN two
DAYS as ,hcy then did in one week. There is ~
W, ar or tear in washing, aud /, requires not more
than ou,-thirl the usual quantity ul sooP. have
had a number uf Other m chimes IN my fam ", hui
this il So decidedly superior tn every thing rISc aud
sn litlc IahIe to get out Of repair, that would not
do @Iihcu, one It they shouii cost ten times the
prcr Ihey aIu sold Tor. DANIEL liEhh'
TWEED LOrll, handsome arcle, all w"nl'
i hight aud elsslic, Tor Summer Cua's aud fan'''
/ iur sale, very low, 10y .-,,,,
JILe s. II. b MAS0@"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14

a fellow taken up as vagfant, declared that
he was not "a man without any visible means of
subsistence, as he had just opened store" II
was found, on inquiry, that he had opened il with
a crow bar in the night, and unfortunately the
store belonged to another man.
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ID 1 L. ID

In Point township, on the sth inst, Mr.. JOHN
LElGHoU, aged 81 years, months and l3 days.
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John E,ert's Estate,

ATOrICE is hereby ryen that letters Of al.
Y mlnlstr ,ticn h We been granted to the sub.
scrIer, on he estate of John Event, of Shanokin
township, d, cd. Al persons indebted or having
claims against said estate, arc requested la cali on
the subscriber for settlement IN or heinre tie fl ST
day Of Dccrmicr next JOHN ENERr,T.
Shamokin, Nov y, lSii-Gt Admit
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IraVcrs Jurors.

TurbW John Fox.
LeTis.-Adam Schuyler, Jacob Hunsickrr.
Dfi1ware.-J Nmes Kathcar,, John ilntle, Isaac
Vincent John Fogclmsn, Daniel Nicholas.
MH0H Michael Kramer
ChiEsguaguG-Thomas Iulh,n, John Heller
WIN Banhart, Robert Lyon, Edward Buoy.
Poin'-John rfoulz, Albin Newbcny, jr., VIM
Dentltr.
Nor,han.bcrhnR.--Wm II Wapples.
Su,rb,ry-Iames Hustled, John HIlemsn Geo
B T"u cman,
Augrisfa.-Jaroh Rho,ds, Charles Robins, las
Lytle, Pnlip GIui, Andrew KalhrTman, Peter
Vandliug, George Scr ] ,hn Iordy.
SdGni0k n Morgan Hughes, John lluil, Fur
man Farusworrh, John Campbell.
R,l,h -Genrg" Dixon, Benjamin Matthias,
Jacob Snidcr, Alex,ndeI tamPhs.h
CoDL-Dsrld Thompson. Michael Drrk, snr.
Uyprr Ndh0uOy.-tir"rge Haas.
Loircr NuhonoB IN kcmhe, John M's :.
uer, snt., Henry Wra,t.
.,ackSoH-Dsnipl Bohner, IT,, John kichl, Hen
ry L.tsha, Benjamin Helm, Jacob Wc'Ser,jr.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-12-14

o. DE. criprise Pamphlets may he had OF the
agents (Graus) .
J. ", FRillNG,
Sunhury, Nov. o, lSii.--iy .'gCRt.
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Petit Jurors.

IWrIU-JamCs Armstrong,
LClr,S john Knapp.
DeLr,carr.-Jacoh Drhlcr. snr., George Fox
5 ,muel Dedrmond, David I Mack y, Jared IT.
wine.
MHon.-Isanc Housed, Henry Wilhelm, George
Erer,, Michael Shoemaker.
Chhsgua9fe-Thomas Allen, James jordan,
Andrew Fc,zer, ir,
ToinL-Danlcl Vaukirk,
Observation-Disclosures Hollopeter, Jacob
Rider.
SunGwy-Charles Weaver, Peter W Grey,
AUGUSTA. Jacob Evert, Joseph Lyle, Robert
G. Pursel, Jacob Dewitt, Thomas Wolf IT,
Rush.-Josrph Patien, Alexander Moore, Cas-.
per Reed, Jacob Reed, jr.
Little Mh0noy-David Dunklchcrger.
JacksOn Charles Rolhormel, Michael Crcasin.
ger, Peter Fcrster, P,ter Reed, Jacob DohIeL
Nov, 30h lSli.
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k'oR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nor
thumherland County at January Tenn 1915.
commencing the frs, Monday being the 9th.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.



The annexed is the only election news received
y the Southern mail From Virginia, North Car
DINA and Georgia we find nothing later than that
gwen In another part of this paper
INDIANA ELEcrios.-The following, from the Gin
cinni'i Atlas Extra, November g. IL ell the int LII.
gence We have OF the election in Indiana:
BY the Mail Boat this moraing we have returns
from hve townships IN Dearborn county which
warrant in saying that the wings have galneo at
least 100 in the county over the August election
la Lawrenceburgh alone the whig gain is 26
Ohio county gives Clay majority Of 26-a WING
gain OF IL
There lis wing gain of about 40 in one town.
ship IN Switzerland county.
When the mail boat passed Madison, the votes
were not all counted, but the complexion OF the
polls Indicated a large whig gain.
vevay gives only 22 majority for Polka wing
gain.
Rising San 35 majority for Clay.
Aurora 70 majority for Clay.
KENTUCKY ELkcrIoN.-The election in Kentucky
continues tor three days la the Cincinnati Atlas
Extra, ot the 9TH inst. we find the following par
ual returns from a few districts.
The following IS the state of the vote at the two
precincts opposite Cincinnati, on the first night.
Clay. Polk.
CovlDgton, 36l 2lO
Newport, Ia 66
This, though not decisive, is highly encouraging
The vote, at the close OF the first days poll, at
Covington, last August, stood l Locoioco major
ny a election for Governor, and in Newport
IA Locofoco majority.
AT Westport, IL o'clock, Clay 55-Polk a.
Milton, 4 p. M, Clay 6l-Polk g.
Cauolton, "a maj. Tor Clay. Last August, Il
Loco maj LIST day.
Warsaw, 20 maj.
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Miscellaneous Record.


PACKET SHIP WELLINGTON, for London, will sail to-mor.
IL o'clock Her letter bags will at Gpins Letter
Office at half.past II
BARaug Gro HENRY New Orleans reports that on the
with carried away about 20 feet above the deck and
emily full Of distant about miles-a brig hove close
al IS So Ion part wreck Of apparently small
Baia KrsnHssST iBssissy from New York for Antwerp,
u, into Spanish River Cape Breton 9TH u with loss Of
BusS % hs %
aths. Nc left Robbinson Me 9th u for New York and had
Poar OF NEW OnLsAm.-Tbe number of arrival. At New
se is se s. oss eS
sloop 2steam ship-in all 9vesses of which g. from
from he a to the sst The eesrances for the month
ed to 81. 10 foreign and 30 coastwise,
Foreign Forta.
G'ad.4o Aug sn c., Henry smith from Chineha
Aseh rreyous to July 29-AH Seaman Myrick, I'm Balti
RIO JAshH9, Sept e-sd Roanoke Smith, from Baltimore,
siysI Price DO; s. Aa6sia smith DO; ssd Malone Bay
PoFJI.SD Sox CAR Potomac, Collins, baltimore; nh
& cncwe I'M. Scon S s
y Cuba Sid Champion, do; Acenus, Haswell and Porto
{. aGd Tnlss 80 ash' ton
ny n'x;% Angus" fssa On @ss' and
dss' F.de1cssSu!s Wa,ps kSSe N Saa
R Ssny yaf N 2 AID yII ,ss
S o s % s arrived 5 hs.
low yna .. Do%inso; Gs.ee %isa, MobIe; Nspole on,
h"% packet. 1'T Malaga Sss Ss s ss
~ii o sg,onnaa A. :, pesI Island yesterday
s1 ss;ss $rs
IT, Shs s F sS as: S
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ehas for New York. Lucrssis Field Essppr for dol Cyprus
Was Harrington for do Thorn, Hand which sid hence Tor
Philadelphia 4th and reurned also port Deiaware Tor new
York, and kssex, for Boston. Nov mNo arrivals The
fleet are getting undef weigh. Wind NV and pleasant
PHoyiDENcE, Nov7An Virginia Hodges, Allen, oc.acoke
NC John JAY HALL Increase, rrrickson, CONSTELLATION
smith, PhIladrlrhla; bona Mills Albany, Charles, own
adelphia. 's''
FALL RIVER, Nov s-Arr Eudora Brown, NYork.
New H4vEr Noy s-Ar Clyde, tBr] Spencer. Douglas
Indies.
PHILADELrHIA. Nov sAn 81 Louis Marks, NOaesns; Jas
Patton III Symmes Charleston; Illinois, Dowd, NYok Cid
Thos tenner Nckeop Indiana Corson and Hannah Abb
gail Rhett Providence; Helena Wasgatt ArenzaInen.
a. snow Boston; David Coffin Smith and Squire Brothes
Nc Allister. NYork.
BALTIMORE. Nov G-Arr Chief Van Name, NYor,
RICHMOND, Nov sid Nassau, Chester, Nfork
FREpERicKsBURG, Nov Arr Odd Fellow Whusan, New
York.
WILMlsGroN, NC. Nov 5Arr Capt John Crane Charles.
ton; Calcutta. Clark dol OIcha Harding Manique
WAN Watson Work Noble Demng Boston; Hope, Mitch
FL, Newpor Thorn, Sanford NYork Cid Erie Wilson
Charleston; Ala5c puTne. NYork; Geo ( William. Griffin
Adams Guadaoupe; Clarssa, Watts NOrleans Ellen Boon
aud Ceylon, Trott, Havana.
cHARLEsroS Nov 6-ln the oing Pontiac from Philadel-
phia.
SAVANNAH, Nov 5-An aste Simmons NYork; Scotia
Leslie Baltimore. Cid ith Topaz, babee, Havana.
New ORLEANS, Oct 3lAn Geo Henry, Garcia Boston.
Foam Davis Nfork Cid Cisne Sp1 Casals Havana; Ven.
tura, Nex] Durantes, Campeachy
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MONEY MARKET.

saturday, Nov. ID r. M.
There was quite an improvement in the stock market
to day, with very moderate sales Stcnington advanced
II; Norwich and Worcester, q Morris Canal a. Canton
%; Long Island, Farmers Loan, IL; illinois, l; Erie
Railroad, |. Texas Bonds have, within few days i'm
proved very much-since yesterday the advance has
been 81 per cent About hundred thousand dollars
in specie went out in the Great Western. The London
packet has $3.50 OOo engaged Further shipments may be
made on Monday Just previous to sailing The Liverpool
and Havre packets have board $3.50 0oo making in
all 81 $50 600 in gold and silver The demand for ex
change this morning quite active, and the total
amount of transactions for this steamer has been much
larger than anticipated.
he bonds of the city of Norwich, due lst January,
ea4 given to assist in tile building CT the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad will be paid after this date principal
and interest, at the New England Bank, Boston
STATEMENT BUSINESS on THE PHILADELPHIA AND
READING RAILROAD,
During the month IF October, 1914
Travel Freights, Transporting U. 8.
IaiA, ~. /. - $3.50. $500. pIo46 81
This shows an average Of about eighteen thousand dol
lars per week
We annex table, showing the exports of donestics
from Boston, and giving the places of destination =:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-10
Died.

On Saturday. at quarter before eight A. M, SAMUEL
oRRr, M. ID aged 33 years The profession, and his
friends generally respectfully invited to attend his
funeral which will take place this day his late resi-.
dence los Duane Square, near Hudson, at o'clock NJ
On Saturday morning, after short illness, SAMUEL
CsorER son Of Samuel and Frances Charlotte Udel aged
year 10 months and Is days
The relatives ond friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral from their residence Mott street. this
Sunday afternoon, at 4 o clock.
The funeral of VIZ MURRAY, will take place this
day Sunday at o'clock from his late residence No
Renwck street
The friends Of the family and members OF o. of f.
Tompkin Lodge No. and members Of the order gene.
rally, are respectfully invited to attend