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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF va.
CEEaEeTERED l.arc!, ~, E35a.
CAPITAL 100000,

jpHh p0tcer To increase thc same 10 $~Ov V""
-ee,s-
ssliI5 Company, having received very liberal
patronage from the pnbiic. continues To grant
Policies OF INSURANCE AGAINST fiRF..on
the various Kinds ofPROP ERrY, MERCilAN-
DIE Sc. at fair and equal rates.
The Company presents 10 the consideration OF
he citizens Of Virginia the claims OF the HONE
CoNpAsY. with ali ample capital managed by en-
perienced Officers. and directed By prudent bns-
ness men, whose names Familiarity known to
In soliciting further Electromagnetic Company as
sares epabIic that the business will be condrct,
ed with view to perma6ency, and strict regard
10 the interests ofa parties. -r
pees,pExr. JOS. s. CARSON; SECRETARY,
G.. S. FUNK; AcTUARY. o. +. BRESEE.
DiREcroRs.-Jos. S. Carson, Lloyd Logan.
John Kerr, james F. Rely. n: W. Richardson,
Jas. III. Burgess. II. II. McGuire, NJ. d.
FIr' GEO. L. PRICE, Local Agent, Siam
ton.
Nov. %, IS55.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17
S,bova7a ar1 Tongs and Tenders.

LIgJLD ttILA : V44t1D Vt@4N@ = VT "
s1EO- 4. PRICE has il,t received large aud haal3
II som, supply Of polished Steel brass head, Kitchen
o,d law, Sa1gc and Toag;; wire, brass aad iron
F,l, P5'<ers Ash H)ds, Frec2rricrs brass rnt /
~, Aalr5ls, cheap east do, Nursery Fcaders, &C.
Sc 10 which hs invites the attention ofpurchasers as
surisg them that in price and quality they cannot ia 70
Stanton, Nov. s, 1854.
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Parir,sacry.

N)LOGNE5, T,jlst Waters, Perfameries,
g., &c., ia great c5rislg, at The Drug Store of
LAIRD s. TRlMBLE,
Chemists & Druggists. Main st.
Slauntoa, Dec. IS, l35l.-Y. and NJ. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17
sAM'I. L. BROWN. }. H. SHOOK.
BROWN & SHOOK,
General Commission and Fcrwa ding
f.i.Rf,ZE nErE5


MERCHANTS,
REC L u D Il ., va. l4
EET T. again tender eur services 10 The farmers
" and others Of the Valley who think proDer
to favor US with their produce We also iakeibis
occasion 70 tender our hanas for the very liberal
pat7d2aSe heIstDlore' extended to our Ilise
All colsignmenis u, Whcai, Flour, Corn. and
Produce generally, will meet with prompt atle"
ton.
We wish it understood our House charges no
dragage ON goods sent US for sale
Among our numerous fiicnds and customers we
refer to the following gentlemen:
AUGUsrA : DR.. G. r. Harris. w. Swoope. J .
j. Bell, Wan. A. Bell. w. J. d. Bell. II. NJ.
Bell, Sam' II. Bell, NJ. A. Coiner. j. Baylor.
NJ Coiner j. b. Breckenridge, J. Brandeburg s
Co, Maj. Jas. Walker, Stuart < Baldwin, II. g.
Guthrie.
ROCKINGHAM DR.. b. r. Walker, JOS By
erie. WIN. B. Yancey, A Brock Sam' Cootes
RioHMosD, Va :-HaXall & Bros, C. War
wick, Jacob Shook. Kent, Paine & Kent. Raw
lngs s. Miller, Webb s. San, Shields & Somer-
vie Jno P. Ballard. Jas. Caskie. Esq, Presi-
dent Va. Bank, w. p. Slrother, Cash'r Exchange
Bank.
July 26. IS5l.-Gmo.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT!

u -
The Kaow N1shla5 Secret Divalgai
Next to clothes being line, they should be well
made and worn easily Chesterfield.
Had fully pronounced his orations with q blan-
ket over his shoulders, they w)uld have laughed
at his dress and No; admired his elOIuence.-SPec-
ia,or.
M IIRSH G: co. have just opened Cloth
AVA0 ing Store opposite to Gushing & Cas- Con
dictionary. They have purchased in Philadel
phia, large and choice supply of everything ne
cess2ry and ornamental, for the outer man. con-
sisting Of a splendid assortment of Cioajlilsg,
such as Pants, Goats, Vests, Hats, Shoes, Bouts
and an endless variety OF other articles.
They will keep two superior workmen con
stanty employed, having on hand an eXcelen'
supply of Br,adco;hs, Cassimeres, &c. Clothes
will be made at the shortest notice. Our friends
and the public generally are invited to give us u
call. and they shall be suiied in articles aud pri-
COS. Clothing made u order will be made as
cheap as they are any where in any Clothing.
Store.
Staunon, Oct. 4, 1851
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Every Day Brings Something Rev.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TOBACCO SVORE.

TNON ANNN S'VNRN,.
ID. w. G. SLANNER'
! door West OF &. III. Cushing q TO-,
Ia AS just opened with splendid Stoch, comPrI-
sing every article IN the I0oacc9ine amongst
which VIII be found lne fiNE.el 2uail'ieS ol
Cigars and chewing E0D2Cco,
which he will sell wholesale or retail, as cheap
as can be bought any where else in this section o.:
the country.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17
WESTERN VA, MARBLE WORKS,
STAuNr0I; VA.
JAMES C. MARQUIS

EEAS Just received from the North mostsplen
IA did supply of Italian and American Marble,
which he is now manufacturing INTO Tombs,
Monuments, Head aud Foot Stones, Table and
Bureau Tops Also, some of the very nea'est
and most chaste designs for Cemetery purposes,
with Lambs carved to lay on the top. Pa'tery,
Paint and Muller stones constantly on hand. stte
aatters himself to do as good work as any in Elr
ginia, and certainly the best that can be done In
the county. Carving and Lettering done in the
noatest and best manner, and not scratched on as
is done by those who attempt to do that which
they know nothing about. He hopes from his
long experience at the business and doing good
work, to merit liberal share of the patronage
which has been extended to him for the last four
years in this place.
All orders from the country will receive prompt
attention.
May II, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17
pOR g Ace.

Will soil at pablo auction, On Thursday the lstday
| If F,5Yil~y usxt ifu1t sEl privately b,brc that
tjne3a house AND LOT in the iowa OF NJ 50,
~. b,i,e is famed bl.liug two-sory. and
c,ul}r,,,,,, rooms. tn, lot contains Of
sc,, NJ, P,st Ole, is West View. ,.,
Ny. % lSjl.-tiss DAVID IEAfOhD.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17
JOHN KENNEDY,
sMsE9 g, Wmg,E FACTORY.

E.lsy Court House Lm,e, S'am!oa, a.,
VNTHERE he will constantly have White,
w Yellow, Brown and Liquid Soap, and
Mould Candles Of the bssl qaatiy, which he viii
sell at the lowest cash price, or exchange Tor al
law and Grease Of all descriptions lie respect
faly solicits share of patronage
Stanton, Dec 6, lS5l.-6 On.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NER
NOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF TIE KID
NEYS, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING
FROM A DlSORDERED LIVER

FROM DlSORDERhD LIF LK
OR STOMACH;
Such assumption, Inward Piles, Fulncss OF Blood to
the Head, Acdity OF the Stomach Nausea Heartburn
Disgust for Food Fullncss or Weight in the stomach
Sour Fluctuations, Sinking Fluttcring at The Fit Of
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluticring at the Heart Choking
or Suiocatlng Sensations when in lying posture i'm-
Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency tPer5prali9n
Yellowacss of the Skin and Eyes, Pam il the S.dc'
Back, Chest Limbs, &C., idden Flashes Of Heat
Burning in the Flesh, Constant magnings oil i4vi ana
Great Depression Of Spirits,
CAN BE EFFEoTUALLY CURED Ely
DIR. EOOELAzD'S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-01-17

Augusta Fe32aa9e Seminary. -,
raSiE. second term OF session OF lo24-'1o VIII
4 commence January 22d, when new classes
are formed. and favorable opportunity afforded
for new pupils to enter. The price OF board Will
be raised to $55 in consequence Of the very high
prices of provisions Butlhe patrons OF the School
may depend on reduction when prices shall JUS
tiT it. For Circulars apply to
W ~. -. BROWNE, Prin.
Staunton, Nov. p, lSji.--St.
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CHARLES BENNETT. WM. S. BEERS.
: . - REN,NE1vE- & BEERS.

yg-EEfss1EI@ sg4El esEgUGGsS as.
~. I25, Maia Street. Richmond, va,
gpEG e;ty, to call thealiepiiou OF CoHatry Aier
hS chants and dealers generally, to their vefl
heavy stock of I3isEGs., IEnic;SEs, PAINTS, OILs
Dye Stuhs. Aiadow Glass. Putty, Fancy Gods.
and Perilmpfy. Witch they are confident they
can aud VII sell rs 9w.. AM in some eas.S
lower .hap.thr same can be bjIthI in New .ipyH
t}nrnreat ioS2;l y cisf ca5tfpers, or ih 'Se
wis, pay promptly 0n the usual credit Any saeb
w:f'rit:e aftie,es-isaotr iHe .-Wop4 d. wed naX-
.suiJasnir sseFtA,P@c35- assuring them maj we
can AT leas. save them tleeEpenseUi !reighl' anu
commissions. gFe gG1glt ~
s!any ri Jnr rJ7dS weye lad ~ before the late
al yanre<. aud wiz be- sold a sIch rates as NlasI
iasHFc sales
Tie quality ofaIl articles warranted. Any
praying different from what they-are reProSentee
can be returned at cur expense. '7..
Ne think il needles. to chu'nerate what we
have ON hand Suffice u ~ say ourstock has Dheh
selected with special reference TO tho Virginia
and North Caro'iaair.Ge. anh wiiiGbe found TO
comprise any AID every a.tleie is'feiy sold ID
Drug establishments t.i
NFeare me sole wuitsGle Agents sJr. he very
popular pI5od Purifier, oTtsr's SPdaisa .N'riyre'
and many other pj fular family medicines. at the
proprelors lowest rates.
sFlieel yevj8 80 BENNETT s. BEERS.
Richmond March ~, 1888.
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Our Agents.,


Mar. O,ys HvsLBusr, 10. ia Mstn-st-, new prst-
Oe. Buidns HAsTro' are Aseass for the sale Of Tvs
TsIsUsE
p,s.r. ptRsY OzTov Co. ed How.RD sr,Gs, GENEVA,
.,ti \, the Morung Edition Of T.Hs TRIBUNE al II T. NJ
C.RRoLL SMITH rear tie Posi.Ote-, sYEsc"ss v y
Assut f1f Tvs DAILY, N'sxLY ana ssa WEEKLY lHsONh
PI GuBERr (Musshm BuldnEl and BfLL hkNosi0h
son are cur Az n h ALBANY for the sale OF lhh
Cuffiends IN EocE ISLAND. H., and DavESPokr car Q"
tain THE TRIBvsE Of H. A. Porter Bro 10 ROCK i~snd-
l. PALM. IL our AGENT SYRACUSE for the sac o. IN
frItupE he viii suopy our trienhs VIE oe4 's"'' ''
ar d eemi.Weshly eeitiens
hoor rnonirs At the Bookstore Of Nj PATTON No S
Wtshingionst
WuLf.n PATTON. WArERsrEY, Conn receives ihI iS''
~ a. = N ard Sc Il il AZ Nex York CRY prize.
Mr. W H. NOBEL 70 authorized 70 receive suoscrptioo'
% THy TpfBuSs IN CAyl IDA and 70 receipt therefor
RIcH.np SHANNON Agent in PirrsBrRGH Tor the sale
Of The TRIBUNE.
THOMAS THOMSON Agent in ISDIiSAfoLi' Ind Tor the
sale Of The TRIBUNE
Id CAMPBELL Agent for the sale Of THt TRIBUNE IN
TLNIRA.
EDWARD SMITH our Agent FOX the sale Of TIE TasUsr
BURLINGTON, W.
NV w.rrxs will supply friends in LITTLE FALLS
with TIVE TRIBUNE
Mr. G. w PAIGE No. 81 Randopha:, CHICAGO has lbs
TEIsryE fox .ae and will friends in that CITY
TpE TKspsE can obtained in TORONTO CAsApl OF L. ~
CAMPBELL King West two doors east OF The G'oS ounce
w W SHAW will supply friends 10 CLEVELAND with
THE TRIBUSE.
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Disasters. &c.
Nov. 10, le5

CAFrwATrs Of The brs Enm. Liz c9p .rriv.d At Nev.Or.
CAGE Ab ouio boarded BY Cso srii.1 ns
KusSepoi Il. hI from "a J.m.c. bol1d 10 Bost
totally Csp- Ansomo he 2d Cargo total
C.P' ses y ~ % be Iepor.ed n.,.,.,.,,. -,,..
Ds ro SsptDe'e sounee ed on the bar On Moody s. .ad
se.o 81. s.a ~ 81 we e. II tn hold sesr s. Psisr s
ao' s,'ee a. vi t,le on. a load & oo,.
he l9 iIs IL esh,d eooch having b-sn into by
other vessel sehr Don QaI Cap, ssu iders Eh'ei 1t
osm,s.d Beth vessels ob,by E.stssn ports
wbeis f1cm or sh-Ie >ouni Is DO "a Cd
IELIsRAPH received O1ebec, safe thu b.
sunc AZ CO ob s Grew ..ysa and We. JONI.
Toe AEoH ship. and Gle red Quebec fSr Greeaoek
With e.rso Of timber on tee n 1T
THE saIG LIMA tOn Shields for Q7ebec, With -.
cargo Msn-sDs~ Bay, Cape srs:ou on he la
In. cspisl dTSwr ed; tae remainder OF the
THI ssAcK May ELIIAsErH, Capt Latham (sfG.es Fer.
" las Frs,y Db, .hsD d ia t,ni |. aud eou,.c
,;b Pc Of ROek and, nom NewYOt b9uod eastward
Ihe esp9 .nd e Of eS ms ct % 90 'sd The .cat %.
foP- eerrs Der n'o rn- b. boz be ~ss Oh sd hoseSe
the the plnf and landed 10 Greenp
vessel III. schr va sou. damaged AID put into Sex
Louo IN ior r,psp vh-re shs no. hes
C.PT ELLIs Of the .cbr. ksts Hsrn. arrived Mobile
ibe 18Th i,s repTs thst or the Inst having sd tas
sbe WessrD Emeire, .sbTe on h= To1Gt.s The situation
THE w.,IsK. EsrIk, zee ship Of ss7 .1n. bull. in
s .'d s.' 81 SS:0p s.s - by 'G rsS
POOL Cd the Ssh sept, for New Orleans
Early ond,, narnps from Nss.a n. P after passage
OF v,h d.y She brousst osspsers TIE frS ofer end
crew The ship May Ward, Capt J.eobs which va. toy
lcs, re Sth ios-, AbssN The Msri Nud her
p.ssse savannah for Noble in ballast. The Lsfy
usbf the eaef beopsnx tbs
b-i Tb<s BsXtr Cap. seal, which Iso totally
Ahacr oh ms Der from
Havana With ofree. porti Of ii. cargo
saved Il eoaeitoa CAPT Jacobs Of he
Ma, 41 End Capt Scg of BE ID L. Bs1er req .aed
Ssfsu d. The ai-rrss al tb@ vessels
IN sK9 sfeo sbots 20 cave fr Charleston
CAET ATkNs OF The hEk Justice >pJEy siyei Baltimore
foE bo-os ts: tie 18th night an inc BIZ
,n un,ro~n si'. % miles 5 Of Mon ah hight curyiag
ha.a r.rfls
ms earn ssEy f1Ie'ops. ans. mae. and l3s- ssls
lbs fAs THs EARE kEIk-IS fJ- .AlpUs-o, vh'ci
b.sk Bessob, Is y ;hs s.I,5a:i ths han hsvias
-oGtd - other-se sod - ksr az see 10 10
sci AZ III e II -1s1.y -AsiE-5.
scbs NHrt ssgsLL Bauer, ts0u Sev-fort fsr &c
on shice ~ no New Orleans la M !1 ds.es aa7er-
,sd q re after r;t ff SeS yeIs Hts TeJtt. =
e. 7eE9a has - s.sl ,t<L trsslIJ
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British and American Iron Market.

Pan ADELPHlA- F1dhy- NCF. =, SIS.
Tn. sensrsl 81 the foTsigo
fsvUrsh fo ihe Iron ,oe With 1oey
huencs OF he remission OF tariff lrsn sots
krsree seDsily l The Ansrc Iron "A gse bts bee
hon c.Bsss-fusu-lL on toioe
clOs fthe Gs1c.ti1n Ga tle
se tbr produc before he o. gan,
tos.'her ~ih p.-tvsly he.sy si0k 4 SsOgcA Pig
few.YoTk - oH--ed go. Gcttas Which
tsnous II q .ssow
Trso'seinps dsIrs tie pas. weei h.vs bees e. 7hsr
sne Tor small mskIg -5 tzus
ssls' have ee-u Gde sDif rstessS 40 tsd ss4 2,
Nos l. ard Sre,p. e.iv-y. Uu'coBded have rrsgs
tba' ses ~tr- {gOtLil aader.
s:s d.insnd Nth syieBes u del re. S-otsoEs C
% " 10 ems xefe shppe3 "a cNi.faa Ma 81
- 70 - n. nx uon:bs RXs lave ben 4 ,c-Aia.sht
res 9es:i pressrt gress.Sr ca essl-
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n.rhetsLP.ported by 1'R<g,epi.

lI1uY Nov z-lss P. Our II uket fyf Flour s unset
onl, So bbs Gs.S INACTIVE; ssss 5000 oa.h iur n we'd
BinIYse Is f. cs,h CoRS sells Il sse an's'i 81 W
d,liv.l ed sales nf5 90 bu.h- State e. pc , $3.50.
Cg.sI'.Tos nov 2 The Of Corros add up 4 COO
.c .dyanes sSrs ddDs qnoed ~ stc mid 100
g., aiasts Recent Of n. week Is 90 bses ock on
Rad odS bales RICE declined L. In the week FssieHrs
sTw.1sLZ.y. Nov 22-Our coTToy mA'te ' srn; tbs
,s. ,os.y sId Oh II on bses az for mtdias sU6As
dec net 4c ;bOLAssfs asd sc fhtisHrs-NS''n 10 L'
eJpooi, Ia - ...t... =. r,o. ss,
III. past be- .unA rs tuDs a. % ~ NO l.
sd ,o No 2 and ga for No BARS du sale o. 20 an'
Ia, beer maze r Cssorn. RAILS in setve rq1er s6'
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TIE Company have the benefit OF 80 srsnss@enI
With the MI ,hssl Southern and Northern lohsns
t,ei. IN betve,u La Por AID Chi ,aso. ADD payias
therefor IN boIds a; par. 10 lot doobt7a va nls
sra. en-. n. vii afford sure mark at ps9 To- tn7
uuuh.r oil bonds nov offered a. al average ds'e CT
eig,f.oD moDtbs.
u Office of Messr,. Csarit,asu x koSs's, M. ~
Waer gree. vpere coyiss Of hi. s.tsrcsni and other
ntcetsary Information cso be had
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salem H.KBok-Notce is hereby given that the Red Spar
Rnoy No CT he era Of Whales LACK and the ack
Sp. Ruoy Nc or MIDI Breaker have this day been
e2sced.
M.scgEsrpE BAssoR.-The Bls,k Spar Buoy, No l. on
saal,s Rock has ths day been replaced.
Per order Of the Lighthouse Board,
C. n. y. CAL DWELL,
Roron Nov IL 1855 L. H. I1spec "a District.
Vnyy.Rp SoUSD-A black Nun Buoy, of IA, % es.s.
berd s. has been placed the part of tbs Horseshoe
ShosL -
The Black sP.r Buoy the s. part Of The Hor'e Shoe
Sho.I hes been removed
Spar Buoy With b.ck and white pepe ndeuia stripes. has
been ssed ch,In,l between RsgeTss She's. aud Mon
u bea Mon 'moy Lighthouse bearing s. L L, and The
Shove full L,b Vessel :. Z.
Aspar Buoy with red A'ek hrzontA stripes h be'n
p,ced Oh the nortb end Of Rosen's Shoel
spar Bpoy with red and ack frontal str pee h:s been
p,c,d Oh the south erd Of R5serss ShJA
black spar Buoy Numbered b.s been placed the south
ena OF the outh .bot spot, por,h Of Roger. Shosl
by order Of the Lisathou.e Bo.rd
{. r. q. CALDWELL,
Nov ls, 1855 Lshthogs. Inspector d Dist
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r,,,,. g. a.. re-aips cu1 =, % .-orros = 30 Jot
80, M s,- N. C.ssiAs eu, have go
,,l.s =, the .av,nss. Flows Alec srnr nod-r the
,b,, pries ~ End .hisPiOs ttds eed 90 s. eu' "a "
are only IN . 'u. "a. hon. use ise.o1ins o'.s >, -
,rs ,Iirs 81 "a go 90 IS Ard fDry lots 80 - 30
ny. q ouE dali o. CoEs Meal io~e'' N 'ns'
P,II.y - wsf.T has Aev:oes .as AZ 70 20
wi ,ses bu.h S'osse :" osd aud -
ace for rev yellow. RYE sci ins a: 81 ir e-ts,n,
C.ys ave b.-t.r 9TH ,,.s Southern q 4Gt cso>EH
nsrhet ,I.eo and C,dee aud surr Are heA soovs the
,bu, Of e,yef, vi bpB mach dong fsossioSS qu'sf'
yyat,.y .us Al g lie kb AMI ,oot nc 0f Ahds
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF EEW-Y0RR
CleA2ed.

B.,ts-J W Blod,.r, Wei, sis,l. T.. Tbebaud Son;
Wsrburton Robertson, London, ok Smith
Ed,-Cep Tayior ae,map POrau Prince, Nose Livinfs-
ton 4 Co. B ooG e. OBJ KING, 1t hn K-ly Smh-rsi
Eyce Tslnsn Savannah, sturge. Chairman CO.. " Cd
Fter. :. liam,, haI zsnl.. X. y. Buck 4 60.
Schoo, ef Dayifon Oiiso Norfolk g. Price; NJ h. >n u
NJ SON Phi sdeptiA James Hand Era, Cn4mb H.l TeiL'
ad. bia ms Hsod Cabot Hi-k-rson, Boston; Foe
ie Nick Json: W H. Gi II aid. Vincent Charleston
Dol ner Potter; ". WlriDg, Haett, Portsm Iuto 3.
L,~.; T. Smsl Yourg PIOvncetown, J. N. II hnesi y r.
han oph EIocoit E'enton. J. T. JohnsOn Eree, Chap
man fToyincetown,J VI. Holmes
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DIED..
BPLpBURST-On p

T.inful Illness WD LIAM W. BRADduRsr, aged Al, son
Of ihe lste John n. BTsdhurs. 80,
"a, Iepds Al those of fmiy requested 10 attend hH
fup.ral on SUNDAY OcOcs fro tns redeoce
Of bis mother Washington HgSS. One hundred sndfortJ
sin N street and Tenth
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BEEsWAX-Amsncsn yellow "a lowers we only enn "
,a., Of eco n al 16lc. ,.t
COITON-Hoosr, under the Csnsd.s t5vices are ssfog
s5ysr ~ objected 70 by who decioe TO cnme iOf
vAd nothing consequence bss been done he 'eIe
Ips bset 10 Ito absence Of sob aeot oasness 70
sb an inproyt ppept Jntnue former quotations.
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Arrived.

shi, Louis.n. Br. Dei,o Bremen IS d.. mase and -
PASS to Meyer stuef.D Experienced heavy weatneT
Bris VIM NJ. Groom tof s,sDl Weber Charleston 10
Days y.o~ PIKE TO George b. sh'ldon Sailed 10 con E.a
sehr stephen Tabor, Tut Tor BO'SOn Lucy Ames Aues
fer Setus'e .
Apii,ua Tbomss Wsson 500 OF Phila ie
pb She bound Phi adephs and Oh the night Of 2'
ObH.d 20 slip chains of both .peh and put Ar
ct this port yest-rcsN afierpoou, (1Sfl
Big Fd.l4, (of Georgetown, CD Jones, Georgetown,
D 5ds aour, 70 Absot, Dodge a Co
Bus M J'rvs ChArlesonS ss cotton to George Bulk
ley, hsd fOI ba e .9d p pc, the N whole
10 Vose Living tn Co. experienced heavy n z. weather
on s he Psps' .Ss a. ~ fb,.o, = Jobn
ana lumber g D. r Dewoif
s eai. " wli.tt Mathews, vmsna
seh Sea Ranger Chapman Wilmington, naval stores to
schr Southern Belle. smh Wilmington naval 70 Co..
seh1 A Emer.on, Buchn Fr.dehctsbuu
schr. Mary jane, Tyler; NTsinia
sehr John Q wIieot, Clsrs, Virginia
Scbr Jane. Nasagt. D. nnis, vi gni.
sch Prise Cole Petersburg With mde to Jas Hunter
scbr W. Fsuslin, Boston rnd,e. to Dayton sprssoe
Schr VINTAGE Gilman, Boston
scbr. White Cloud New man, Virginia
Schr. Ger, Johi son Virginia
schr. g., be, small Salem, mdse. to r. W, Ropes.
scbr BAts cords. Is u sted) Vir,iDis. wJod.
Sem. OIis,I suree. BOsto, for Albany
Schr. Anr su in ssurses NewHaven.
Sohr. y Curtis. Ridley, Portland, Ct
Sch, NJ. brAiDeId, dsse Portland. Ct
Scr P.pdome Brown, Savannah Is days. cotton kc 10
DGi Co The r. experienced heavy weather danns tbs
seE W b Marsh jenkins. Nerth County, N c., corn to
schr Oli,er srelman sp.msn, Albany for Providence.
sloop Fashion, B ydebhvrf Providence,
Soop W r. B,wen, H.lleck, Providence
s,op r. spr..ue F.b, Warensn, nAis Z. sprssue'
Pfor UpcG- IS Hartford
WIND-DuIips the day, from =" to ;. w.
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" in c action with the LEHtGH vaLlET aAIL sJAD
ccep,d 90 Mach Cbupsk -Wntr Arr. semeos eanmsosns
10 1885 Lave N-wYo Tor MDCh Cboocs sod iassT.
r,edis,, p.c from Per Ma. Norh Rveru S0A for
F.,ton = 80 A. " .uS 2 81 70 Son-rvie q $50 sri
io,4S A. NJ SiS.rd 80" N. The shove rains e,uzsc. a
tizsbe .rh u.in. the >-wJ.r. Ra o.i ssvss Nav
Yurs from f.ot of Coutlsrdtst 81 and II 4, >sd
L A. JOHN u. SiEhNps = pertntendca.
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Reeetpts Of produc

Receipts Of Produce. NOV. %.
Bv Ere Raa,oad-ss9o bblA Flour. s32 do Beef l3 do
By he Nerh Rirer Boat-I2 go bbl. Flour IS e4 bu.he.
Wheat, s644 DO Cor, 80 do oaH 500 do Barley 1S'|
Do Beef IA do. Whisky, IS DO. Ashes
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Passengers Arrived

IN bip Lopi,iard from Bvsnen-Mr Kesssr and wife ar'
Dr,h, Mr., r. 20, Mr. Dny'ing Ma Decker, hrs sahe
sno infant Mira Fisis, MI Bu f.nh.rn.
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narkets-CARETuLII RTroRrEB FOR TIE IRibusr

AsBEs-Tbe NAH wh'ut v';'nr to .i'h-I 90, 51s
/. st Of 50 hbls st IS 5Sa T P0ts .po ~ 5t
Tor PEARS sser,t1s 10 ceiling al 7e cash stock Cd hsna
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NETWORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL

n ROAD-WTNTER ARRANGEMENT Nov. 5, 1904
TsAiSs Leave NEW roRS For New,Hsvs901 ., ",
BIdsepOH-7 3 n (EIJ las: so, tAs. and E,I :.
EGl i:sO P For Ml"rd, st,s.fo,d s.idsld sou,hSor
IA. M 1850 $50 III .nd Ae) tEI $50 b;i5 r N;
FOR DsIi-n .nd GIsenSich-1 A i2;S S;@ * 1s
Ac 4:Si 5:l5 P. NJ FIR stsmfJrd-7, "a. III d lLp,
So i(EIJ $3.50, s;l5 P. For Port Chester s:e Nss"
Roche lei ga ~. 1880, $50 $50, 5 6;l5 NJ tS
s:l6P NJ. 80 ,.
CoSSEcTKG For Bostos--s A. NJ, Ia y ~ ~
(Fx) For Hartford and sprusf.ld-8 tEI y l9:0 N,
(Ex For Couneoticu River Railroad 20 Montreal y ",
New dor Rsito.d-sA M;4Pn F,r II u.,.onic R,a'
ro.d-8 A. VI. For naugsrUck RilIOid-s A. 5D r NJ
Yer D.nbury and Norwalk Railroads. \. W. ~ oa
TEAMS FoA HEw.No.E-Fro NewIsyen-5:p, y, gs
~ 1855. Or 40 s;5P az 80, sr,% sst1'g sr rom
HerwaIE-s 6:H s:I5 It:b2 A. " 2iss (EIl 6:1, s:g
PMIx1 From Port Chester-5;S0 s:43 7:2 $3.50. II 80
A. NJ; 4:l0. 6:H r. NJ JAMES n hofI, Wv