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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-03

IN comparison with the los, ri wife.
III other bereavcmenis are uifes. Tho
wiie. she who Ills so large a space in ths
domestic heaven, she who 10 so busy. ~
Wcafied--biirr bi,tcr is the the tear that
falls on her tomb. You s}and beside her
grave and think of the past--it scems an
amber colored pathway, where the s.n
shone apon beautiful flowers. or tho stars
hung ittefng overhead. No ,horns arc
remembered above that sweet clay. save
tAose your own hand may have nnwiilingly
planted Her noble tender heart, lies open
10 your iumost sight You think of her N
all gen,lenr-s. all beauty, and purity But
She is dead TIE deaf head 'hs, 20 often
lsii upon your bosom, now rests upon
pillow Of clnv. The hands that mini.,ered
so gntifiugly, are folded white and cold be.
meath the gloomy poFtsls. The heart
whose heavy beat measured an eternity Of
love, lies u4dcf your feet.
Mud there IS 10 white arm over your
shoulder now. no speaking face 20 look up
n the eve OF love, no trembling lips to
mutmut-" Ola. II L. too sad There isA
strange bush lu every room. No smi'o 10
sre.t YOUR ni.b,.lll, and the clock ,icss.
and stiaes. aud ticks |, was swc t mu-
.ic when she could hear H. Now it seems
to knoll the hours through which YOU
watched the shsd vs. Of death gathering
upon her sweet face But tale telleta Of
jos- past, satroWs shared aud the beautiful
ards registered above. You eel that the
grave cannot keep heep her. You know
fh.t ,ht /. IN a happier world, but ise. hat
SIC r b, 1oar s,ic, an angel presence.
,h,i.h these emotions. they viii make
you happier bet hci holy presence be a.
= charm t. keep sou from evil IL al new
and pleasant connections, give her q tlace
800 solr heart Never forget what she has
been To ,oa lha, she has loved YOU. b
ten Ter 10 her memory Prar. NiG0r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-03

Irr tu,Rs, ot Litr lbcre are a
thousand things Ia tbs world 60 afliet and
sadien but ola. how msny iha' Nfc beaGi
lul aud good The world teens with beau
with objects which gladden. the cieand
warm %. hr,ft We iSht he hnpp, il we
aouId lhrfa are H'. which We cannot
escape the approach ol disease anI death
olisinftsRe -9udcrng %, "a lhly tics, and
the caukcfworm OF sf'rl, but a vast ma
lorty of the evils Wh,ca hrset US ailshi be
avoided The curse Of intomPcrance, ga.
terwovcn a. it Is With the heamehts o! so
ciety. ~ one which never strikes hnt 30 de-
slro, There Is no one bright page upon
the record oil It's progress -uoihing to
shield Il from the hesflie,t excavations ct
the human race. II should not exisi-it
must not DO away with all th'slct
wars come to sn end. and let Friendship.
charity, love purity, aud Kindness make ihe
intercourse between mao and man. We
are selfish. ~ Il the world was made for Us
alone How much happier would We he
were We to labor more earnestly IN promote
each others good God has blessed Ms
with a home which IS not at ali dafk.
There u sunshine cverf there In the Ky
npoa the earth there would be- IN most
hearts Il We would look around Us TIE
storms ste away, and the bright sah shines
ont. summer drops hof tated curtain upen
the earth. which Is very beautiful, even
when autumn bteathes be' changing breath
upon t. God -elsns Ia heaven Murmus
not a, a being 80 bounii.HH, and who can
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-03

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-03

IRON rot N1SilN.

SN'E the und,r-igucd hay- ~
W ing entered into co. e~-v
] partner hip. respectfully IN aeA
siorn our TREAD, and he public generally that
/ We are now rennlug the Foundry formerly
\ learned on undct the firm Of i'agnr 4 Rcsho-
li1ugh, situated at Waiting FeuA Rn-k couu.
whore We are prepared to manufacture
Turning plough~, Bull fougnr-, Cotton Scta-
Per Sceucnl.. and all kinds Of Iron Castings.
S''c. from the most approved patterns.
Al work run at tins furnace wmraniea.
Two cents per pound vii. be- gwen iof Old
casting. taken 10 exchange
\ . Al orders strictly attended to, and
Promptly executed
IAa\RI n " \kNlI X
W-lhng'- Ferry, Ru.k co, OCT }, 90 II II
D.SSOIt mon
WE partnership hcreloiore existing be
! lNeaa the undersigned Is by mutual con-
sfo' llHs da, dissolved
The bu-iurss viii be continued hy Mcssrs
J,'t & Wilson WIN have assumed all the
''i.i'igs and Wiil settle up all the business OF
s 'at firm Of WIN. NJ. Taylor Il Co"
Nm VI TAYLOR,
VIM NJ LitiI,
u /. WILSON
Marshall August ~, 1898 f.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-03
ino,her STOCK Of Family Medicines,

cons. IfiIIIpKp
I'y rs. i~l5. lN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
REcAPTuLATIos.
The following table the total Of the principal articles ens
Philadelphia Markets.

INSPECTIONS the week ending Nov IL % I'D bbh "heAl
Flour 48I %. Rye Flour 2,9ll do, Corn Meal
and GRAIN pretty nuch ~ lana 10
dAy owing Of the Areba news ana
nwerd The former 10 offered 80 ~ wltnout
tuyer. ga bid for fair shipping brands
nd no sses notice either for export or home
Corn Meal and Ave Flour continue quiet Country Meal hea
sS7h int reported ess and Rye fAu 80 70 WITH
limited demand beat dull and quoted 81 ~ Tor soed hsa
these hardly obaneDe or se
ots Corn generally held soe for good old yellow wthoa.
nVets Some reported 7 for old Yellow Ioc tor
White Oats and Rye nc change ooA
with Demand both for shipment and home ue AZ previous
quiet end prices rather In favor OF the buyer
$50 bales FISH end FRUIT ow no
change limited buantss doing in the way OF sss ~ a.
tie smaneu OF the STOCKS II Is.
hands HEMP HIDES quiet but very hrn az former p
EAylL sToREs alteration In prices or aenana o ~
6,ny a, the without much doing 10 sperm aud n.
Lard Oil PLASTER wanted "a t1n oEoS
on suear continue limited and holders n
their ,,s PRovIoEs-Nothng new IN the maI1et eha me
stock Of Bacon nearly exhausted LAID ssens% He '' ''
and l9ic. for kegs months ,,,. ....,.,
BrITFR i du At % for Weern SEEDS are quiei
and CIoygR demand s6tdSot bush
Wool 10 ehsnse and sales unnPorsnt "HisKfb about s0n
srv At ga 27ic. for bbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
Disasters, Nc.

smP QUEEN or tbs and for New York from liverpool
with close 10 The dect and mall
nztn close the spoken Oct Y M -
len by ship Shacksnsxon arrived a. Philadelphia rus
Queen assistance intended rigging jury toremast ana
putting bach for Cork. -, \, :. -
BsRK GERllp So at Liverpool reports Oct a. At Pm lat Il
IN Ion "a ship with Only standing bearing
north Of miles At PM s1P
the purpst there living on board AZ W
rot within mile Of the wreck and infinitely examined her from
soft fourd her be vessel about ~ or iV nn
abandODe with only bowspr and stsnd
m gn symptom Of living thing on board The
treakirs clean her and night coming On with
every of gale Of wind tackled ship and proceeded on
Has TLvrRA at Boston from Port suPnce, started deck load
BELFAST Nov S-The Ahburtop Mwlliaus. from New York
for LIVERPOOL Put this port With los Of fore yard having been
in contact with brig and would have repaired and proceed to
Liverpool 9Th. nj, -, 49,.
Island sof nd 18th schr Orland from Rondout
Portsmouth before reported sunk Gull Island
THE FOLLOWING frm letter TO El"ood wafer
Esq: - -. 49, . ,,- r. =. ,..,..
m take and will proceed on per voy-
The Peyton from NewYok for aebourns
WIS 70 day hut account OF some dsageemsn Win
the eaptsip the sale has been postponed'
UILlTAx Nov. 1.-THE ehr. Eudavila got Ashore near
pietop cut he aerwa 90. ato YES
s ard cargo sold The be repaired Waiting directions
from New.York.
hore Aheeomb Beach, NewJersey With mah0gay and 10
nearly wreck The wreckug schr John Rnegod has been
sent 10 get what 90 and materials may be saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

RDcELAFt Fey s-Ar Lss, Bats. spss, E.-.y,.s
rsnsor "a t,s x-fy gfehsl (nssl gss Mo-, NJ
n.,y W. ts-s-it trees.is cs.r' birshssa las-J u.
srgv fons,y 80 Dz-, sJiy'"sl Hs-Yoh liza "a -
PsslssysAtia orr y fsv1qfk I4fh sess Fo,. -
.na a'.h b' sfs ssy les n -hr Noass.is 80 80
pffsssy fsrso ~ ssnYoff Hif isk Angela sre-- -
rosf kstn. sshfs N.ry F.rnsxg-h ETsfcti os-s.s 49,
an - fsi girrc0s. frigss EsW.Y0fe 100
HfCHHDHD. N0r i1Arr sehGs. ca ulss Anstfsr, E,.,
Fssia1 Esrpfr iset Hsv. Yofk @sn
R.LEM. Nor Dan. hrr Resell Poythfs.s Bo.ser "a
hfifs Mermaid Lsscn. Caysrue, sufnan ffato. - ",
proyidsbes for BsoEofi sehs vsndoV Bry Phi.s.,',v
HneklsBd Atlantic Skkerson sev-iork l. snox sA ~
fid sfhr. Msfths Aarls, Fcrrs n Y. va 0eueessr 90
HTOgISDTOS-Arr Nov g. sshr. W..s yslre,,, a.
ThornU Smith Kelley snd Pearl Kelley. Albany ss
ford Jsns, Dckrns. Westerly for New Yorf. @-ae<
SAVANNAH Noy. IS Arr steamship Florda Wo,Fh.n =,
York Cd bark Eaact Ornmly krE-fork. bre, Oss> $50
smith y JoLrs y Torcsnl, Robsft' wadobos " -
NJ Wells Tery. Boston. - S.a
IHoMAsTON sov. S-sla brig fho. 4 EAwx4 H,,-..-.
Noble sohrs Cyclone. GehTiit YORK River VI. 10 Is,
Nuho,,e Hcsiv New-OTleans: T. OIL hra DE- - -
enEe Long River Va; ChrOr0mssr Persos 80 20,
WILMINGTON Nov. i5-Arr brg MetaIeh Ale, Pa -
ED 18Th bfiT AnnsndGle Pendleton Saco Me- sch - -
Br.drnsn, Boson H. RoHey, Rossrs PhnaA,ipks wy
New IS schrs T. Smith and T. Ward for Nsw.Yo,s .
President Taylor, for Bostcn Below, brig Csps Rss - e
Savannah =" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
ERInLY. NnY. la-P. NJ

The ,spdepcy Of the market was upward the morning
Poard with fair amount Of transactions but at the
Second Board the Improvement was not sustained, the
Fsncies closing lower although comparing favoraby with
The cosing prces Of yeerdsy Erie opened al sol and
ancr touching Ell coed ii 5ol cent Improvement on
yesterday Reading il buOysn and went to &c. Norwich
improved cent Harlem Is steady. In Nicaragua the
runseetions were srge-35oo shartclosng at 2il de-
cline Of p cent Coal Shares also heavy. OF Cum
terisnd 1900 shares ,od closing at o7i fall Off cent
Parker Vein dee lined cent The Premium Railroads are
more nctiye and nprovng NewYork and New Haven sold
tl0lI Michigan Central 40 Northern Indiana Construc-
ton 100; Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton, los Galena
and Chicago ia New York Cenral wai In demHnd-39)
,lsres have sod closing li5 Our febds, the Hartford
easlrs can nov re, OF their fifty Ehares probably at
cot Hssfoad Bonds In better favor. The sales are
s7soOo gev.Yofk Central sod 4, s2I @p2l Government
soelt eel moderately a fsf prfes
IN Mining stocka there 40 insfke~ change. with mod
eYtfs barfactons
10 R1eLsngs ihr. IA little Or no,Lng doing thee being
10 rlesinn 10 nOror. The supply Of bills Is aceuma
listing
Ffeigbu arc without change of importance To LAYER
r.> sgne 1880 ~ 0Doo bush Grain, mos,y Corn Al izv
lzld siOO On 400 bbis Tour 5i3u3jo go m 800 bale'
Io,op sIs47s2d, 900 bls Resin So 10 London
z11oe Lusl Wheat Ied. 5JDo0 bbls fbu 40, 2"@ bbs
Oh soI An Entire zorro ~ bafA wss engaged hH Bfsb'
1t ls.d I'm Wheat and sle I'm Fom 10 Itsye s'p''
bssb WIeI ne stoO1 ns Eone &c. 400 bales cti"D u
no bbs A.has slo, All nm % sGe9 bbk flpar "@''e
InDibf yssssl VA taken ny fn na,ssbs at about 20
ior Whssl sal see bp PDs, yraa JsD'aoa u, London
eba5tg va mai, 81 - fS ssgm snf - fr r'ment sn'
~ cent y,1nses
~ amount ,eetiyse n ms Esl Tnsssry iss eose'
IsyD.elfs tzS16t1 NE fiaIsaa4 u dGsG u
fe1szss,
role ~ fbfgeea bsnt gas n.sha ~ ~ ~jS|1. 10 m
", s.ai p,saesn Tts EeDt 10 eIe, felD sI~n .''
~ so,giss js s"y 'SEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

M SAAS, sNSNtN,S 80 NJ loas s,t',le
,~.As ,Vs. .sr.sre -, ts eeSesa - ~ ~ Y ~
49, 49,, =, 80, ~ ~ shoaA hs,e t,c .'f'f stea ~ oe
ss,N.s3. ~, - t'nlee p sob ms 80 fHf' =" '
49, v.r~-. '--vce~s~., 49, wv, ~. So,,-, 80,
- - . 'et V,. s,crt as,e -eecef~a "a "a fsfl ,f'
49,. = ~ f.r.,sa W N.ye ce'cv' T. oe-s 80 -
-, -, go. D. 80 ,~sr CO.. ssr,d % 80 80 cl~f'e
..sA ~. - Acs 49, - feN.rS> 'fH ceffco RI
{,ses ~ - esu-lc' vcs rs,e co '.c ~ -,
.As r,.t ~, esrry, 80 rcsd ~, .gtS - y 1000 u
a.slt H. tsss ~ Ne rs-N .hse iht FAc~ot etee'ie
49, ~ :. a. ~. . ,cusa D. Scsnsnssee ,,
- ~. ~ ssN arr' - Crr,i ~ 80 cs .ol.@ r
- =, Scs "a ocsr vAsa Ne Nofeni''ee sh' r' ~ "
~ -, =, ,, !, IA, t.ts 30 prv -f~ esas - eseh
- .p.s a. .t No f.~t vcnf No - w ~ N., :, ~
-. ~, ,rss ~csa s--i - ee'o, - ~ 80 ~
-, f.i- ee-s thsf = r. e,ss W s s..tias a. Ne
- The =. i.ss NJ rcccef, - - v..ss
A.. =. -, ereN ra~cth ~ srr -, y" 81.
49, e. ~ 80, q yctf 80 te't ny s-es .'>s "a
a. ~ ..S. -, fcs e. scsc7@iae - De t'sf''''' '
80 s1ss, va 80 sscors rg'ev ~ i,azes,r,s rs"
= 49,. II. ~. $50 clef~ies ~Nsi ~t become ~
80 ~ 49, - ~ - 49, o. = sss u yos hsss cu1
81, ~-ls sd Ns1sVe vNs3 fsf - Ase - eS"N ''-'
-. 49, rsA, assst, ~ - a. Nrte~CS - p VA,
- vsq ~ rts esFsl4t O. nsAoS Ass'~ o'o' ' '''s
,,. n ~, N,nas 81 -, gussr, esa ta ~ fre
=. - ~ a. sNhN 6se ne Cytt fAlsfA ~si q
-. ~, a. &. sessuss 'ee'Fs - saeS ~ W. me
S,tt~s rs,ss asuracf Ss q ths We 4 eaisA es re'ae
49, y 80 y, Jrrv sA,i 80. oo,ssas' u,'s NC ssi
p1s1xkS rssfsl tsi kcss patent ir 1esen.pe Aa - -
a. ~ns- yaassi fsls Voc sAsl s~esf eefe e' 49,
- tass g. ssss-aHs q so@f ps'sat 80" '"o'e 80
"a ~ - - hss 80 oS4 q to ~ ssrases and NJ NSv
.,. 80 .oa sni 80 AsVs eaae - "a w. 49,
Yea sefrf 90 ~ ~ a'S'e ~
- 49, ssl Trssi iii, ss-ssi s,'sv 4 !. ~ers
Year -sreSff4ly >ftaN>s = N'~'N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
SECOND BOARD
Sales of stocks at Philadelphia. FRIDAY Nov. ls.
R.rortsd for The Y Tribune BY Msss.s Fay TaoMA,


F eco Norrtown Railroad e. IS n SIG sesu Go
li Nav Ga 80 nj $1,000 s5wn, IA. $3.50 do 81 "a. 81 Nv
TeDnssse Coupon u 700 Newce.k Coal Co. b. 81 LOO 90
3; Harrisburg Railroad 81 100 anna CANA il
cash ICl Phisdephis and Trenton Railroad eass lii o'
cash 81 50 DO 80 do b5 81 100 do cash % 40
50 Long Island Railroad III; 40 Pennssnis kfoao ass Il
GirtTd Bank, IS. - ~, ,on ,,...c...1 tel
20 lCi 100 Reading R r. b DO, 49, 80 sehuy NAY
TrsTd I'd sl do IS So; 100 do b. 81 100 do Down Sl ~
kehuvl Nav b5 81 30 do b5 81 100 Union "a
rs - IS 100 ong Island R. as i5I 100 do b. 49, 100 snsq
cxr,l "a: 10 Gtsrp Bank. 10; 40 do Is; do Is - ,
JnS Loo Penn Dis, Cupon &c, 76 90 e2Ss
Nav Ga az e2OO0 Read r. H. 6s 10 sswn Sit OO
Lor Island r. a l5t 100 do, ls. 20 New Creek Goa Co
~ g. 20 do 100 do s5wn 8; 81 Reading H. X oowh
5sl 50 Morris Canal s. le! 4Penna R. as do AIS loor
Ire, IoarS-O Morris Canal 100 dor lei lo DO IS Isl 90
North Ips 5vp, 49, 100 Long Island H. 3D. III iV 40
~ 100 40 s5wn. ia; 70 Reading X. r. b5 3Jt
drg Prce,-tnted States Sc, 'ss l2si bid essed Onicd
States list bid ked PeDny lyAna 5s ~ BID so ssed
ReIdng Rsrotd S hid 90 asked Reading Bond. 20 u eia
,sted READING Bonds 6 go 90 bid nked PennyI
II CIV Of 47l bid az .fed Morris Canal ist oa nj
70 bid 7g asked;
ksSs.L sioek ~ asked sehuylL Navigation Preferrea
81! bid 81 sss.d Long Island II nd oi s.sso S
BAN a IA tfsdi Union Canal 49, bid li asEsd Steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

GRASp LARoTSY-y Yesterday morning between three and
Dur o'clock boy about II years Of giving his nams
ma Terrence Hc(ick was arrested at the Peck slip ferry
BY officers Miner and Sherman, suspicion OF having in
his possession stolen property consisting Of 'ett Of single
harness and two brides He brought before Justice
Boswell yesterday forenoon when the harness was claimed
BY Nessrs Randall g. Bennett having been stolen from
fheir stable foot Of South Eleventh St during the pre-
vous night Accused having been before the coart twice
before for larceny sent to the county jail to await trial
ut the Court Of Sessions the charge Of grand larceny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
To Nariners.

PoEr on FERRor-The yior spbc BoUd Of Madd have pub
hed result examination Of shos BY he Cap
Ferrc There variation fthe line between
the of the PTouoptoy and the angle OF the arsenal TO-
wards river comprising the whole depth Of water
of The 10 the outlet Seanus which entirely
with the su ey in 9 by Commodore Todao but there Is
which lacking their entrance
departure laid down the survey nor on the chart being
sboa called the CAbslino
BssnFs of the shoals the E angle of the Castle Of San Fe
e hears By compass North u East; the southern Of
Csos North degrees West the Ne angle san Martin Sorn
degrees the coast As hom ottwo span
hh berss "a Spanish bars vars Is % inchesl
the Cabano shoa and the Csbae channel OF u "a
thom Al sopede Of feet Of which deepens 70 ID
extending Cabepo The form Of the shos round
appears be about feet At low water Il
10 south Sc east by compass lies the Caoo wnc
point small landing piece on the upper part nesy ronna
ard ridge of rocks towards Cabano extending from
Cabalo the projecting pon, of csbano THIS group tis
Its length from Sc TO NV u
sbont The variations Of the the same as on the
chart, 50 degrees 20 minutes NV.
stationed Bensons Reef 10 supply the place OF the
broke from her moorss In the gale Of Tues
day. but viii be retunsdto the station as soon as the
ADMIT. GEORGE TURNER ouPt0 hshs
Cu,tcru House Newport r. l. Nov 10, 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19
Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA Nov isaArr sehrs N.hsns Holmes. oSa,rss
h R Wi:ss H..ls. A Bs Ts T'
fI IlffGUsfK Nov IO-Arr. bark Thae. =. Boothbay;
lander Ni.non, Francis Decker James Bstinor.i Az
s ssT w e1sy o Sc.Ss Mdd.o%n
B9s st sSy .s;or E s P
s..na Yss E s M Ma ou Rs5ss S.n
M Mns.or M.e.S Moore slsnvs MARI. Feis
M Ca HS Sl o.i slsns h 90 r.
nty Nswysrt e tow ship PULns:i. % s:.f0T.
s AZ sl' s%i;s
s S cs.1. %s e. ss hs
Bctn cid dip JOh.Hs.s oopir.z.r Lsnden Gsa' ES. 40.
ss Lees SPAN s'; seo. Hail Rio Ma. Isabel
sgmn. %I%.s.a BScr Ing fSqi Levi sIas's Santiago
BATH ESs - k1Sss assssh q a;TaH -, 81 81
BooTHB4Y Nov AG hs osSs' ) Ma;P1S 6 Al f:r
shS c.raG1 hs.pTs. Do Ss 70, No Do s hi
0t casrfsE seH Esd ship Jsy o'sns
DARTMOUTH, Nov is-sd schr. Mary Elizabeth Potter,
DIoHfoN Nov I5Arr .chr, Joseph cranas, crowell Bait
hs gs sj a5,. fS wSnvo . Yss 'A'
fLa fyER S e'Is .. s9-S CHI E.,s
%fIsiss asS &sSas se e.da PSsssph 4 '' %
sailed Planet, oeossiswn IGh brig Boston
Lazy Sar.s s9s'Sa Nov n sa hr. Joo.. CLARK and
NepuSs csissn kswYois At lib brs North I@.res Ds.
TO- Boston IL port. wig wind sehr B. A. rufs Hantiey for
EewIork.
MOBILE Nov PAR sehr Esser Brsddock, New York
NEW ORLEANS Nov lied ship Island City. Baker. New
York bark ELby, Lowe Boston Ar shps Forest City Allen
New York Houghton Dosae, do ship Rebeccs Bem Bremen
haven Northampton Reed Lyspool Nathan Hansu, Holmes
Philadelphia Eva Phlbrook, Br-n-rhayesI bsrs Gursvo,
lBrsm Won souen, Bremersssn Trout Cuamore, New.
de Jsneiro Via Baltimore Avon Cav Malaga shr Alice Butler
Havana.
EEwBURYPORT Nov i6sd sehr Ada Tharl San Fssnsisco
kEWBEDtOkD Nov. i6ArT, schr Mary Anna, Haley fhla
delpha sid. ,chr Sylvia D.. Perry, Philadelphia.
NEW LOND0NArr Nov H. schrs Elliot nuoksloo rhladel
rhia for Boston, Euphea Edsr wyok o Portland liar
riot Pocher, Boston for hew.loFk
dra Tor ooa J. X Randall haker Philadelphia Tor do shAva,
Crosby, Hsuod Tor do, john Rogers Msshsw Ph.delrhs
frank Handy NcwsA and proceeded boishoa Sid schr
Northern Light tim Yes hhmoaa aud others Ia port bs'
H. Lawton Ids ios Cuba John Raich sh Challenge. of -
GEORGE ho-s bpwn X Randall shafon aud large rsepe o.
resembling VI beson asj rhscphs packets hr1 Aca
shaw I'M Fall River Coz Wss aas. has sons TO wsn'
@ naeh Island n Tuesday sssnas sshr weeves Rh'ae
,hn. ffssiisncel Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, No, ifAu sShrs Mary A. Chsse, nsra'
stable, Mace leeshns uedney wumlasten o. ess vssA
Nsslhl Ahanv flesa Cf,shs, fsspot fenn.y an ke.ih
Newsh ti sms a. L. hayiss lpoksI Providence Wet hls'
tsion Coz Joanna janea New NeiA Chesapeake hst"t
New iissssl Aens hens,s semss.. nusshs.sti -
fhoNlbrNNf Ar, Nov, ~ sehs Mar. ,hssr us.iMss va
Nswieu Jams. psenei laak hah.'se, Aisa hsws To
aes PHILADELPHIA sssei@ss tamg dei Wa u DAYTON,
ronfiANp Nov iaA" h,,ssi uee.Fs tnl hassea cSeaae
dee Nuiia,aa hauau uas,eai H~lea LADY, hrl ,Sssn
na,b " 'rra es sAa 'd shi iVhn hpslsr L"sV", Az.
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DIED.

coViTFR-ln Philadelphia sday thc0h OF November
o, ~ r,,iScnee Charles oTne, Esq, Mrs Jue wiie oi
x,-i,is.n N,clrv Coulter z u, Of Indiana Penn
INYRsON-At Concord Msas. on the 10th instant MIS- hnto
y,..1 widow Of The late William Emerson, snd mother OF
p,lrh Waldo Emerson aged "a - So,
TiPFTR-Ou the ung Of the lStn Instant Chas Lemue
opIv child Of william H. and Frances Upper ased year
month and days n .,.,.oL tam
80 o No s55 Soyenhst The TRENDS OF the
fmlv are invited o sitend. without further Invitation
One more oherub voice added 10 the angel choir ABOVE
O. oT O. F-The members of National Lodge No 80 are
,,netfuy invited attend the funeral Of our late bIothe -
Chstsemsn on Sunday afternoon Nov 90 at from rs h'e
r.ideree 10 j. W. fbtEOO, " "
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Hudson River Market Boats.
rr.ioht Li,tnf Catle and Farr prodaet, qrnsraLly.

Reported exclusively for The NJ 7. Daily Tribanel
Cart Luther fns Of the barge Berkshire arriving THURSDAY
rerIins Al foot Of Wsrer Of Milton reports the following
articles b. the trip Of Nov H. yE Beeyes 20 sheep ana &
10 swine 74 Fow Turkeys SO Geese 81 Ducks DDS OF
Fss ia uts and 10 bills Potatoes sSi bales Of hay
6 lseso bills Apples "a bbs Rye "a bags back"hea
sac Iu,h Corn Meal. bbls and Boxes Sumae l..
Capt Charles Hastssd Of the barge Neyersns arriving ~
e articles by the trip Nov. H. 81 Beevss 10 Veal CaYe
50 Sheer and Lauts $50 Dressed swine so Fowls ~ ~
Geese a. and pals and 80 ferkns Of ute ~ oo
Potatoes 50 tbs APPLES 50 bbs Rye 90 bags Buekwn-st
steamboat Splendid arriving fday ,not
us a. foot Of Murreyt Newsmbueh reports the iouow
ing trip of Nov e viz; 50 Beeyes ia sne
Fowls III Turkeys 50 Geese, 81 DUCKS
Tsfs "a tubs and pals Butter IS bales Hay 10 bb ApPss pp
Cider IS 90 Rive Flour 81 sgs Buckw heat So do Corn de
yeebles orse rolls Leather casks Glassware boxes do
bis do bales Wool, Sc do Cotton Waste 10 qis MIX
REcaPiTuLATfos
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MhfktN. htloTItt " IUegIuP'
CHaRLEsTos lThe Of CorTos to-day have been
2e tales prices from sdie The qaostons ho" an ADVANCE
OF tc.
CscssAr Nov i7-Hoes quoted At 81 IS with few esyers
or sellers pers full but ner, all fer
IS There bot little demand Tor rko
NewYcIk ssht LxeRAssE a y cent premiq H., h
Nov l8fLoUk has declined 70 - 10 HOGS n.e
tsen limited TO I'll orders ~ 5I1sf W
Ieies generally boons on The weather confines TOO ~
rrslarshierirE The river . IN fine rsvgable order.
EtwOsLEAssSov 1.-The s1yees per The Arssie wefs re-
eived til morn appear The EreHHg Da o bales OF
CorroS sod before Of the AZ ga f9
but no been reported nee FLouR-Io BOZ od *
SO ga RICE declined fd5c the stock on hand being arg
unsettled and general panic exists
has a. cred els 30 Rio CoFftB active eses sooAJ wv
Lam uosf lC4dllc
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Foreign Ports.

Attention Sept bark Francis Partridge, Broughton for Homo
ain SID Sd bark Jennett, Mix, shanghai.
Msna IS bark Gen Lamar Green from and ior Jan
tor SID subsequent the 9Th ship VIM sprNsue Chase Boston
Madras sept SHIPS George Halleit Howes ass for Cal
rutts about S0h load Boston Eobe Evans tor Calcutta
uncertain. c.u..
Sailed from H. ship Baltimore horthup Csnao
SD fom Chncha Islsnds Aug e. ship Adelaide Metesf Scott
Hampton Roads
ship sesmsn Daniels from NswYot was At Mooevideo pre-
O 18th Oct.
Boston oil u..-....h
Arr ct Weymouth n g. 9Th inst schr John Oliver Newcono
AT a. Mramieh 9Th inst ship Tnquebar Harvard Bath