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Aaron RObinS,S Estate.

Aaron RObinS's Estate.
A LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of Aaron
"a Robins, late Of the borough of Sunbury, decd,
or having demands agains, said estate, are reques-
ted to present the same TO the subscribers for set
tlement, duly authenticated
JOSEPH G.. ROBINS,
BENJAMIN ROBINS.
Sunbury, Nov. 20, ls45.-3t Ex'rs.
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TAME to the premises of the subscriber
" at the Point, about six weeks since. five
stray sheep The owner is requested To come for
ward, prove property, pay charges and take them
away. BENJAMIN HENDRICKS.
Sudbury, Dec, 6, lS45.-3t
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TraYerSc Jurors.

Turdut.-John Guffy, jr., David Engel.
Le,cis.-Joseph Hughes, James Tweed, Daniel
II. Limebsch.
De'a,care-Thomas Hammer. John M'Kinney,
James Beard, George Hiulc, Daniel Frymire.
Mhon.-A. 8. Shapn, Jacob Hautz, John Kohr,
Samuel Ayres, Joseph Bound.
ChiHsgungue. - James Cummings, Michael
Follmer, George Haas John Giilen.
Point-Jacob Rodenbach. Thomas Mcmahon,
Brock Epley.
Northumberland. - Peter Henselman, John
Frick
Sunb"ry - Geo. w. Kiehl Geo. Weiser. Esq.
augusta. Betcyon, George Bsstsn,
Samuel Kelley, John Eokman, Peter Kolp James
Reeder. Thomas Snyder Martin Gass.
S1hnohin .-Lennard Rothermel, Adam Gilger.
Coai ai-Paul zimmerman.
Upper Mahonoy.-Philip Runkel. Boneval Hol
shoe, Peter Drosus, jr., Thomas Peter.
Lo,cer Mahonoy-George Phillips, John Bro
sus, Jacob Spatz Florian Deeter.
Jachson-Georee Reed, Esq, Jacob d. Hof
man, Michael Treon.
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JOHN Il. STRN T. r,

Of The Lute .frr,s Of Newkirk q Siryker, and
Sryker y Pogue,
LAS resumed the Wholesale Dry Goods Busi,
IL ness, and now offers for sale, at Nos. l2 and
IA Bank street, Philadelphia, adjoining Myers,
Clag ghom & Co.'S Auction Store, No. 70 Market
street, general assortment Of Dry Goods, chiefly
purchased at auction, al a very small advance for
cash, or city acceptances.
Believing that his long experience in purchasing
will enable him to sell his Goods at the lowest Mar
ket prices, he invites his old friends, and others
wishing to buy, to favor him with call.
Phisdephia Nov. l. iSi5.-6m
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JOSEPH w. JONES,

No. Is North 4th street a fer doors a6ove Market
street
PHILADELP PHIA,
HAS constantly on hand very large assort.
mcnt ofLooking Glasses, Baskets, Cedar Ware
and Fancy Goods, which will be sold wholesale at
the verv lowest prices.
NB Looking Glasses insured to any part OF
The country, without charge.
Nov. |, lSi5 --6m
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AIR TIGHT STOVES.
The best in the UorM for CLEANLINESS, Comfort
and Economy
G. J. ~ Y n ID A l. E,

No. 81 SouTu SECOND Sr., PHILADELPHIA.
LAS now on hand large assortment nf ORR'S
L Celebrated Patent AIR TIGHT STOVES,
to which he would call the attention of every true
lover of comior, and economy, for which qualities
they cannot he equalled by any Stove in the world
They are a light Stove, and can be conveniently
carried to any distance and being constructed for
the use of wood, they particularly adapted to
sick
MANY thousands of this Stove being now in use
their good qualities too well known to need
putting.
Mr. TYNDALE is the first authorized agent in
Philadelphia, and has been making them constant
ly FOR the las, five six years There can be no
fear of not getting the genuine Stove of him, and
they are all warranted to give entire satisfaction.
No Air Tight Stoves genuine, without brass
plate with the Inventors name and date of the
Patent.
He has also on hand large assortment Of Cook
Srovxs, RApIAroRs. and all kinds of Fancy Coal
Stoves. at the Old Establishment, No. % South
Second above Walnut street.
Philadelphia, Nov. |, lsi5,-2m
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S249 OF

By aggregate amount Of exonera'ions in
Duplicate, 81 52I
By cash paid Ann Moore, for 81 weeks
boarding Martha Moore,a pauper on said
Borough. as per receipt 81 rs
By cash paid George Bright, for clio.
thing for said Martha as per hill, 9 s4j
BY cash paid Henry Pe,ery for ma
king do. rs per receipt. 9 so
by expenses in going 10 and ksm
New Berlin business in rela.
ion to said Marlhas residence, 3 90
BY expenses incurred in conveying
said Martha to the Penna Ho,pi.
t,l, including Sc for their services. 81 35
BY cash paid VIM. G. Malin, stew
ard of the Penn'a Hospital, for l3
weeks board of said Martha. at
So so per week, including 81 so
for articles destroyed, so 90
loo 4i3
BY cash paid George Yorng, for auditing
Overseers' account for H3-H4, 90
BY cash paid George Weisor per orders
from former Oversrers Is OF
BY cash paid Dr. ID. Il. Trites for medical
attendance, &c, for ls43, per receipt, 20 90
BY cash paid Daniel Hennnger, for board
ing Elizabet Warren, ap,uper IN said
Borough, as per receipt 10 "a
By cash paid +. Y. Bright, for making out
Duplicate, as per receipt, "a
BY cash paid Daniel Druckemiller, for
shoes, per receipt, 25
BY cash paid John Bloom. as per receipt, 371
by cash pa Samuel Thompson and Tho
mas Robins late Poor Ove,seers. 81 IL
BY cash paid DIR. ID. T. Trites, (Morch IS,
49, in full for medical attendance, as
per receipt. 90 90
BY cash paid Jacob Bright, for house rent
for Catherine ki-hl, 90
BY cash paid Johr Young, p. bill & rec'pt, 90
By cash paid H. b. Ma>scr. do. 25
BY ra>h paid A. Jordan, for professional
services, 207
BY compensatory allowance for services rs
Overseers including Auditors fees, So, IS l2i
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FIVE STRAY SHEEP,

Sunhury Dec. 6, lS45.-5t Register
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TEXICO & MEXAS!
HENRY MASSER'S STORE

the very best articles are sold at the very lowest
prices. Now come. one and all; hut don't all come
al once, and JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES!
Where you will find Splendid Assortment OF
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Estate of Jacob Dreher.

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| EMoAS.-A 10, of good, fresh Lemons, just
Il received and i0r sale by
Dec. 10, 1915. HENRY MAScEh.
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

sited TO be transmitted down u the contamination
of time The last point n relation TO faith Is that hose
revelations must be believed whether written not
written All will agree that fauy revelation 10 written
mu,t be believed The church holds that il not writ
ton they inspired BY the Holy Ghost who inspired
the written revelations Those who deny the belief
mere traditions Of rely the revealed doctrine
our Saviour who handed down the revelations Ihave oc.
cupied your time this evening with Of general out
line Of what intend he my future lectures because
upon faith all the distinctive doctrines Of will
rest The Catholic believes because he has received faith
from God and faith s the g God BY that faith the
mind becomes because he receives all from
God. He is commanded by the Church and taught by
the Church. and he believes the doctrines whether they
are written revealed. The Catholic consoled in
his full Of hope in his sith-snd though he derives
all those boons from his Crestor he is still humble,
poor creature before the majesty Of Godhis mind is
ighened and made calm in the darkened labyrinth by
the ligh of aithhe feels hesitation no doubt with
regard 10 his fath-he believes because the Church
teaches him believe. This is the faith OF the Catholic
through the providence OF God, which enables him to
bear up against every caamity-amd the troubles OF
his friends through vcisstudes Of life Why
then should we not be attached to aith2 Why not
have feelings to vindicate aith1 This evenings lee
is merely preparatory my friends which
intend to deliver and shall therefore conclude for the
prasent.
The New York herald., 1845-10-27
Movements of Traxs,,cr..

The subjoned list Of arrivals yesterday, form the
lowest catalogue Numerically speaking) we have haJ
occasion for long time 10 record. They given
ieary in full at tho
AnIsrcAS-Thos NJ. Day Hartford Capt Howard
y 3. Marines.
Asron-J. Theobold Hall, Baltimore w. Mc0reen'
in; W. f. Coffin, Boston; j. Penni, Ohio; II Ens'yn u
rroyj q. Cunningham, Boston; Col Winthrope, ~ ~,
oe Bull, Norway II Sanford Dansbury; j. Jyors psy, ms
tanzas; r. I. Shelton Boston; 7. ELLIOTT
j. r. Hill, Boston; W. d. Colwell, Va Mr.. oreen w
q. G. Chadwick, Boston, WigGns do .pr -, Dnapr,
Niddleton; otho and william Williams baitimorei H.
Stevens, " o. c...uor. s,o,ha
CiIY-Geo IL Beckng, Phila J Genesport, s,eune. e,
co.; J. Vanderbilt Albany; Robt. Alien hocness, "
Il McKee, Lexington; DR. Crump, washington, ID Z
"so,yau startevaje Boston; Gen w. Mcneil, ". Y; y
W.;, Conn. j. Il. Cooke, Kennebeck, J. $. Batey
ra.s,,s q L. stone, Troy; James Walker. Palny
"a yanderiyn Oxford: J. Perry, b &c. II Bishop,
4srdy Hill; n. ru,hill, Elmira; Hon r steven,
,"fyalo 3 Cook Albany Jesse Smith, Mass; Charles
shop Sandy Hill
Gloss-Rich Cowan, Pittsburgh; G. Mark Mcdonald
X opdon; C. w Reed do Capt Beatty Montresl
HowARp-0 N Wharton, Tenn; Hon John Cramer,
Waterford; J. II. Canton, Washington; Col. John r.
smith Lockport; Washburne. Albany; Fro,hng-
nam, do John Brady, Burlington. Geo. Ber'ram. Rou
ses' Point; David Wright, Auburn; A. Richmond,
Mass w IL scobee, Tor 'nto; b. T. Van Allen ~ Y. !
II. b. Harper, p. Chase Phila.
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

TO the Inha bitants or New Jersey -Tak,
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. October 26-e p. M.

During the past week there has been more specua'
ton in stocks than have noticed within the previous
month The bulls and the bears have for the past two
or three weeks been engaged in severe contest for the
ascendancy; and the bulls have finally trumphsd Some
of the heaviest brokers in Wall street have for
lime been operating for decline in fancy stocks, while
two or three large houses aided the Of
SPECTATORS, have been working for an advance The
times being favorable for improvement in prices not
only for stocks but for every thing else the bulls have
proved too powerful for the bears. The advance
been too rapid to be permanent and unless reaction
takes place. there must be reports Of explosions in the
street II lis possible that the bulls may permit through
out this week. slight decline In prices for the purpose
of enabling the bears to strengthen themsevss that
they meet their contracts at maturity rise Of be-
tween four and Eve per cent in such stecks Long
Island, and Norwich and Worcester, in less than
wees is sufficient to break down the wealthy ope.
tors Sales Of these stocks for the past onth have
averaged several thousand shares daily and contracts
to large amount made at the lowest state of the
ket are becoming due every day. upon which there
losses to those delivering Of from three to five per
per share II is therefore for the interest Of the bulls
and of those having stock coming to hem to keep prices
to point within the Of those heavily indebted
prevent the market and those operators from break
ing down.
Prices for many OF the fancy stocks higher now
than theywere at the turning point in the last speculative
movement, and the reaction that must take place,
will without doubt be limited than the last so that
the turning point 9 the other extreme will be made be-
fore prices 60 down to the former line Every specu
tive movement goes little beyond the previous one,
and in this way prices ultimately become inflated
much beyond their real value, that collapse takes
place. and the bulls and the bears fall together.
It will be seen by the annexed comparative table that
prices throughout the past week have been steadily but
gradually, improving; and some in the list closed ut
prices several per cent above those ruling the close
of the week previous For the past two three days.
the bulls have had things in Wall street all their own
The New York herald., 1845-10-27
Sporting InteIIi9ence,

PEpEsrRrANrsM IN ALBANY Gildersleeve; Jackson
the American Deer; the Welch Bantam and Steeprock
the Indian come together the Bulls Head Course
near Albany, between the lst and goth Of November
There is to be ten mile race, three mile race and
quarter of mile In consequence Of what recently
took place in pedestrian affair in the neighborhood
this city the persons present at the foot Mon
treal on Wednesday last did not bet shilling The
Abanians may take the hint and they certain Of be-
ing on the safe side.
TRorrINa.-Lady Suffolk and Americus come toge
ther on the Hunting Park Course Philadelphia, on Wed
nesday next for purse of 5000. The betting is
lively in this neighborhood 100 to rs is freely offered
on Americus but the figures may be the other side
before they start.
THg HURpLE RACE ON THE BEACON COURSE, on Far.
DAY NExr-The celebrated horses, Buffer of Quebec
and "Old Hickory" Of Montreal arrived in this city
yeserdsy Two three others from the neighborhooo
Of TORONTO are expected in this neghborhood to-day
tomorrv~ This affair promises to be Of the great
est that nas ever taken place in this negborhood.
ST. L.cIs RAcEs-THiRp DAY, Oct 16-The follow.
day
p,-priefor's Purse $l5O-Jest three in fire.
Jerome Whites C. e. Frosty, by Eclipse,
Idam By Rather, years old. dead 8 !
b. C. Hsfirgt gton's br. c. Roscius, (owned
by Capt J. NJ. White) years old. ..dead s42s 2
T. o. Moore'sb m. Elizabeth Greathouse,
by Massachusetts, dam by Waxey, 8
years old. \ 2 3
8. L. Berrys c. g. Levi, by imported Levi
athaD, dam by Gohanna years old. 3 1 2 dis
Time 1st, I'M sos; ID I'm $685. Sd In 65s 4th I'm. sos;
9TH, I'm. Sis; 9th, I'm. bas.
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

NAVAL DEPOT IN Ono CTY.-We learn from
Washington that there are prospects of the Nava
Depot Of the Lakes being established in Ohio city The
Did river bed furnishing excellent moorng the Island
front, protection against the aud the high bank
n rear-a commanding position for a fort from which
N enemy could be kept at bay There is not a harbor
IN the whole line OF the Lakes where depot
tablished with Ii tile cost 10 the Government aud
which would its purpose better There is dou
ole entrance to the harbor and accessible nearly the
whole year. We hope our assurances may be verified
~ the Anal action Of the Deparment-Cteuetdnd Plain
Dealer. Oct. 81,
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

comparison Of prices ruling at the close of the mar
ket yesterday with those the Saturday previous
shows an advance in Long Island Of ~ per Canton
II; Farmers Loan 4; Norwich and Worcester Al Erie
Railroad li Morris Canal Il; East Bos /; Psnnsyl-
Vana 5s have declined per cent; Reading Railroad !.
There was slight falling off in prices yesterday
second board The highest sale of Norwich and wor.
cester, at the first board was77 and the highest at the
second board 76i per cent
The Commercial and Farmers Bank of Baltimore,
has declared half yearly dividend of three and half
per cent.
The receipts of the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad
Company for the two weeks endng~t 2lst of Octo-
ber in the past three years, have been fellows
MOHAWK AND Hupsos RAuRoAn
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

project is agliated to establish new bridge be-
tween Boston and Csmbridge-eventually to become
iree-to be built upon the conditions that the war
rem Bridge was constructed.
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

WORKING OF THE New POSTAGE SYSTEM An.
nexed is a comparative view of the postages at the
several Offices named below showing the difference in
the posages for the quarters ending the 30h of Sepem
Der la4A and 30th Santemher. 1919
The New York herald., 1845-10-27
Tlleatrlcals.


TEMrLEross sESrERrArsMEsr-Tha evening Temple
on-the great Demosthenes OF the musical dramagives
entirely entertainment, comprising selections
from the most popular songs of the bards of England
Scotland and Ireland The rush of beauty and fashion
his last week tremendous and night we
doubt not the crowd will be equally great
PARK THrArRE.-Mr. Murdoch makes his appearance
tonght for the third time in the character OF Benedict
in "Nuch Ado About Nothing This Is part well calcu
lated TOR him to exhibit his talents and supported he
will be by the good acting Of Mrs Bland and Mr. Dyou
we may anticipate most inte resting performance The
Of the Boarding School" will conclude the
nings entertainment
BowsRY TH.ArRE.-A splendid drama entitled
Bold Thunderbolt" will be produced tonight with all
aid in The play Of Napoleon and the Deserter yin
which Messrs. Coney and Banctards dog shows
much sagacty will follow, and the farce Of the "Duml
Selle" will conclude the nights entertainments.
BowERy CIRcus.-Mr Pentland, the famous clown
takes his benefit here tonight.
ALHAMRA.-The Ethiopians continue their amusing
concerts at this delightful place-tney draw large
houses, and deservedly Tonight they give vocal
concert, and the burlesque on Fra Diavolo.
OPENING OF THE NATIONAL UNION CIRcus.-The late
Richmond Hill, Greenwich Theatre. o,
Varck and Charlton Streets opens this evening with
pretty good company Of light comedians, and equestri
ans, with troop Of some htty horses. The house Is
According to the programme, the performances this
evening both varied and interesting The Mayor and
members of the Common Council visit this place Of
amusement on the occasion
OLE BULL will give his farewell concert Thursday
evening next, at the Tabernacle.
The Seguin troupe appear tonight at the Howard
Athen@um in the opera OF Norma.
w T Horncaste is giving concerts in Boston at the
Museum
signor Blitz is at Portland, Maine.
The Keans are playing at Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1845-10-27
Nry, ; from Europe

The Great Western has passed BY Sunday with
out passing by Sandy Hook She is now IN her sN-
,sapth daV
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

New YORK CENsUs-ln fory-two counties heard
from, the population is now 2,2ll,999. against
2,0i7 273 in 1910 Increase in five years I67, ,726-
Seventeen counties remain 10 hear from
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

SIGNS or STARvArroN.-W copy from the Spar
tan tne prices OF provisions Ia Spdranburgh, which
Serany do not indicate that the up country people will
ne starved out before the session OF the Legsla
s e'.orn per bush 80 IS cts Fodder per 100 bun
o"'s lshssp per doz 10 cts Peas, ~ cts; Pork,
per no.. 10 ctsi Butter per ID 10 - cts Chickens
ia iufheys, 81 90 cts; Eggs cts The prices OF
me eggs butter and chicken fxins would aston;sh no
poor city folks "o''u '''o'i'n uS
The New York herald., 1845-10-27
Citv IntelliUence.

MilirARYThe first brigade New York State Artillery
and regiment, Col Dodge Sd regiment. Col. Avery
9th regiment Col Curtis and 27h regiment, Lieut. Col
Bremner commanding will parade for annual review and
line will be formed at o'clock. p M.
The Independence Guard, Capt. John T. Cairns, and
for II. puroo.e Of ~.
ry Of the battle of White Plains An extra train of
vii start at O'Clock A. NJ and the regular train at 10
o'clock An Grafton will be delivered BY J. w. Tomp-
kins, ESQ., of White Plains.
The s5th regiment Of milta including company O.,
der command of the immortal Capt Bushe psrsde to-day
on the corner of Church and Murray streets.
PETER FUNK OUTwIrTEp.-A gentleman from the
country Saturday afternoon entered Of the mock
auction stores in Broadway and seeing watch for the
value Of which the auctoneers offered give Their
warrantee," going very cheap bid forty dollars
it. and was accordingly knocked down to him before
man who had seen the operation and who told him tina,
he had been shaved that the whoh he had bought
for gold we're galvanized TIM and that the inner works
not made to be scrutinized The victmized coun
tryman gathered crowd around him who express
ed discrimination to the money restored to him..
They accordingly proceeded masse to the Funk esta
blshmeat but the proprietors seeing them coming
locked the door against them This only served to in
the crowd and in few minutes il swelled to
about two hundred. After demanding that the dooi
should be spened and finding all their demands unsuc
cessu the crowd finally burst open the door, and enter
ing, compelled the restoration of tho money. When
this was doos three cheers went up sort Of thanks
giving for the victory over the Peters.
THE ExraEss RoBBERY-We learn that the amount
taken from Buffalo by Mr. Powell, of Livingstone ex
press Of which he robbed between $40 900
and Sl2 0Oo owned principally by bankers and produce
commission merchants. At Rochester So 900 more
added and the small amounts taken at intern ediate
places between that city and this, would gvs gross
sum Of from 900 to $4,000 Those mostly interested
left Buffalo for the East the morning after the robbery
An HONEST CABpRVER.-A lady left in the cab Of
Danl McCarty cab No. ST. stand near Trinity Church
purse containing thirty.fve dollars in gold. On the
following morning the purse with its contents was deli
vered to the lady by the cab-driver.
II orfir r1o vvith ohovo
heading in last Fridays Herald, unconsciousy did
injustice to Mr.. Ackerman who is about procuring o
patent for a and useful invention for Illuminating
the of streets in the night We stated that act
ing upon suggestion, he had made his invention
We merely wished be understood that several weeks
since suggested the idea of illuminating the
streets We did not give any plan for 80 doing and in
fact the plan which we privately entertained was en-
tirely different from that of Mr. Ackerman. He could
have obtained no idea of his plan from article.
The New York herald., 1845-10-27

,r, lotI S6l 7ea 43 280 loW
These forty.two Offices show dehcIt OF S43, $50.
The New York herald., 1845-10-27
Farm.rs' and Me,c;ha, ,;


nics' Bank. of Allen .
town, new........s
O.uphm BIZ, new. -.
riogs Co Blk, new.
Bk of Mans, unk. new
City Blk, new, 49,.
Allegheny r. Blk. new,
Pot'stown Blk. ue ". :.
Heading Say Bk, new,
Farmers Dept Bank,
Pittsburg, new
Southern Insurance Co.
Philadelfhis. new.
Tradesmen's Bk..