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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10

The last Invention Of shin, plas,ers that
we have seen, was by an lrlshman employ.
i IA NJ Adam2ng the turnpike. lie had
ned pieces nj hickory bark about his shns.
% defend them from the broken pieces OF
-loue "aud, .uid he "wDen The rocks hit
laalusl thcm, they hop of right wicked"
These beat the Van Buren, shin plasters
all hollow" Penn, Tel,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
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Res,iui, ns-rrhrno 10 du,v If Rank
COMMITTED. called up by Mr pn"Ip, Of
! Winl.nr, aud th" mutIun Of " SIN tie l.,
amend, by requiring an investigation ~ TO
the Influence ~ he Ia'e aud prrsru, Pros
'd' mt "i' ,hr u :. aud the u ) Bank on
h" currency Of the country. beng under
Consideration. the amendment was ncra.
'Iv"d- v'n- ., noes ~. and IN" tcsniur,on,
as prev'on-Iy amended. on motion Mr.
t"''pS ~ w IndsOr and MI Cobb, passed.
yeas ", nnvs
Repor's--Mr Eaton from The committee
| TO whom was r.io,red the cnmmnu,ca,,nn
ni the Cav 10 relation ia coniou cal md
| ,onnrrapnlcal survey of the s,ate submit
ted rnpnr,, accnmpanlcG wuh n ain.
ton, requiring III" publication OF the CON
iHnnira'ions ui M"ssts Benedict, Stevens
and Johnson, upun HE sublocr of the con.
''mp'aicd Surveys. After the transac
tlon rf much other business, winch will he
n,,Icrd hereafter.
Fhr : nn,r Adjourned
HOUSE OF PRESENVATIVES
Tu,-da, Eynu,ng
Bills pnssed-'o usv q toOO +, o.ylu,n
for the pn-aue; the bin rrlnt,ve I, tho mn
y, ln,mcn Of noarics nnblic 5.xclnd,no nr.
80, n stock holders Of bank. 1-teln,,n,
>, o..,o,r, onis-- bill ..T1stiuu Ia hi,h
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
SENATE
Tuesday, Oc' 81.

p,,ve, hv the chaplalr.
pesojy,;oos By Mr. Van S,cklcn, M
,bn,,>,ra,br SECRETARY q, toe Senate to
,oco,v, pnd nav over the dchou,nr at
Sc,r,o,,.--tead aud ua.seG. By Mr.
Htuos utuyitliuc krr ,X'cndlnr the ,lnr
,t h,.u, fcar;rS If I'm, s,a,c u, the osvno
g., tho don't and dumb 10 the term of FIVE
vc,,s y, the ,i,.cr,iton If She cnmmi>.jnn
,.,s.-.na~.ed. FROM the house r, hitting -
,hc dnti,. of Bank conan ,s,6ets; hc,no
undcr consideration. amendments were
-,.,o,,,,,d md the RESOLUTION lsd on the
/, nbic: ,ela,,no to the du,y ui schnol CON-.
,1n,,,e,s r.nor,eA h, Nr Bill chat It T.
:n.y,ad,.ui ia mas ih,. same: rrla,iuJ To-
,ho removal ot the Z 5. citcun and DIS
tr,c, coot,s IN ,b,. state. 80 Mon,prl,et :;
,akcu an, AVID ou motion ST Mr. Howe.
poe,uoued nod, finlrc,y. R"prt,cd By Mr.
Raou.y. on the subj, ct Of slavery. ,hr
nnu,xe,ion Of Tcxas 10 the Jn,on, and
,.la,ne 10 AUS, sryptslIy lad on HE tq-
be.
BIS. Kencal'ug the nc, for the d..
s,ruc',on of fnxes. rrpott"d ~ Mr. ingoi-.
w,hou, amendment --r, irc,rd. Ey NJ.
perp,in,, concerning tar revision Of III
s,a,utes-ordcred ,o q ralrd reading. Al.
tering name of Dc'scy Fing-smcnded
read Sd lime aud passed. Authorizing
the remission of p"ua|ues-ca'cd up by
Mr. Porter, and ,odcful;c'y pnr, p"n"d
Concern'ar ia" VI. A,vum Ter me lo.au'
-takcn ~. S"nale acting as IN Commute,
of the whole. ameodrd, repor"d. am"nd
mcn,s coocurred III, AID The blll ordcrc,
to b. euprossrd and read a Sd lim" Tax
,ng Frankhn couuiy--.rcad Il Sd umc aux
nassed. Assessing "A tax OF 9 Cts. for The
suppn,, nf government, rcnd iwice ant
recrreG To committee on finance. From
the House. authorizing th" 'rcasntrr tt
borrow %, excceding $4,000 for ia,
eunnorl of oovernIucit- read twice ant
referred to committee nn Gnancc. For IL,
relief of Charles pas.rldge: referred (,
committee on finance. Relating to III,
right of ,ria, by Jury; read twice ant
referred TO COMMITTEE on the judiciary
Taxing foreign BANK stock sleamhoa
stock nna vessels. returned from the House
with amendment lnld on iAa table.
On motion he Scra,e
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The char snnonucrd IN committee OF
bill to- ray Ru'us CampAesl W: Mcssr>
Peck, Dillingham; Villas.
Tn, hi from The Senate. declaring Ger
tam machinery to be- fixtures was re;ergc,
10 the Judiciary committee.
Bills passed Assessing Il tax Gar th,
support of government lb,
-tiph, of rial bv iury-'or the relief o
Charles Plas,ridgc'
A resnlul,tn from tho seun,e relative t.
dent md dumb was concnrrcd IN. O.
motion # NJ Tfacv. the Judiciary cou,
u,,ree wa. discharged fom the bolI fc,a
tlnp 10 notes and contracts, and the bll
WAS paa,ed.
Mr. Partridge called up the bill organi
z,ne the m,n,la of tins s,a'c-aher rc,nark
by Mr. P. Mr. T"w"sloy moved to lay II 4"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1887.

n,vcd. NJ Hach IN we'd ~ refer it IT, tho
mex, observation-disclosures wit much wnrml h
nnd at length md carried, uyes 1T, noes
Ca
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
sen ATE.
"WEDNESDAY No,

Reports BY Mr. Howe, that the manner
IN which fuel aud stationary, &c. Is sup
Piled Tor the Legislature, is Improper, aud
that provision should be made for more
economical supply, accompanied with q
RESOLUTION, which was LAID on the luble.
Mesage, from the house, requesting the
suspension of JONI assembly rule, aud con
curfence IN the bill relating 10 lmprison
ment for debt lad on the table.
Nj Ranncy called up the resolutions sup.
ported by the Committee TO WHOM was r..
erred tho memorial OF Charles Phelps and
others, lald on the table at HE request ol
Mr. Waterman.
BuHs-To pay George II Peck the sua
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10

john BPcEWt, IIlgh Baihif.
Bennington County
ARENAS Ma'trson, Judge of Probate
for he district Of Bennington.
Tn" joint assembly was dissolved and
the senate withdrew.
The bill directing the treasurer to give
up n cerlaln note 10 the University Of Yer.
mont, was opposed by Messrs llazel'Ine.
Paurlde. Robbins. Ha,ch and Smth of Al.
supported by Mcssrs Field OF W. Villas.
Smith Of 81. 4. Keith, Chi,tenden and
-" A motion to dismiss was neg
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

BsAss, (Eagi;sh) bsoad Windsor. early yellow Cos
kd:sy e:s,y Cs;ss d.ss. Ess ~1iss Ii.., s.sn -.
BssrcEasly bsosd tssp rooted, sas,y scarcity, Dsas
hood rcd, yellow susap roeesd, oaags wurts FsseeA
CAs.Ass,eEasly YosA, early large Ses4e cary
Dutch, Dasgs Cape Savoy. Dasss late dra0hsad.
CAsner,-l-o0g osaege.
Commensurate Dutch. lasye lass.
CELEsy,-White sO6d, snss-colored sOlid.
Can's,-ca'sed, q Peppsssrass.
Cocgs.sas,,E BEEN: ess?y gre: ee.seer. !ons
ErssvE, o. s0ccoav .-Crssa eusled.
LsrrUcs,-Easey eus3ed 8iDsa, regal Caps Hsed, 49,
nisb~lD,
MELosossA, o. Eco PLAxr,-Pusplc, white.
MUsrARD,-White, o. EnghsA.
OSsor Large white Portrayal large yellow OutsA,
large dark sssd al II which ceass - 49,
''f P... -: .:~ Esss2 .. do.s,..
PAasRPcLasge Dstch, swelling.
PgAscRsssesDs early dwarf (shis 10 hslisved -
q the eassa euleiv.tsd early Washsgsoe,
May, Dsops early dwarf. dwarf blue ingesiai
e Superior pa dwarf blss Prusisa, aarowfas, Dwarf
sugar (esta6le peds.)
PEPPEa,-L0ng, o. Cayenne.
RADrs-Easy sosttop scarlet e superior sort pss-
pie shottop long salaon, long white ssaaes o. Napes
cherry, scarlet tusnp sooee white vel
low tsnpseeasd. black fa SpasiA, Gse Whistler 49,
SALnrY, OF vegetable oyster.
SauAss,-Eariy Dutch bush suoaer (scollof,,) easly
long o. wasaed.
Tusnr.-E.vi. white Duech. red round, whits Aat,
lasg. English Ncssok (os 6eIi cultsre) krre yello.
i s;ss... =. e; :;s 1857. ST Irwin REED
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

Cu.sous Expruxrsrs II NATURAL H,sro
.r.-A ladv of he name q Lendcn, parsicu-
|larly attached % the study Of nature, had >
|faney % attempt to hatch IN egg BY the nat
iuraI heat Of her bosom. Having selected .
new laid oee cf . avorite breed, and put It
Into . flannel bag, she placed it between her
breasts, carefully attending II night to SCI
|cure that portion Of warmth necessary to per-
feet existence, during incubation. Atlength
|the time came to relieve the nascent chick
from the cell Of its confinsmsnt; the moment
lie beak through the large end ofthe she'll
bot lest an injury should arise to the annimai
lby too precipitate . wish to smancipate It
!ffom its prison, the lady frsquently applied
Ia drop Of water 10 the bin Of her nursing till
lat last il had acquired strength to effect its
own deliverance.
Il appeared in every respect as perfect as
liz il had been reared BY its natural mother;
but it, foster parent, not thinking her task
finished, attended TO its feeding with the ut
most assiduity vigilantly protected It from
1.-The cold. and IN due time, had 1t . fine hem
bird Of perfect health and beauty.
In the course Of three years it has lain 500
eggs, AID brought up several broods Of chick
ems, and one ofducks; but its singular habits
are yet 70 be remarked, and are well deser-
wing the notice Of the curious in natural his
tory. Its domestic qualities are numerous.
Il constantly prefers the house and the com
pany ofits kind protector to that Of its own
species and shows desire to accompany her
wherever she goes.
THIS extraordinary hen obtained the name
|of Fanny; and by marks Of affection shows
lie 70 not inssnsible to gratitude. In word
lie appears to have lost many Of the habi-
tudes Of its kind, to have acquired some ofthe
best qualities Of the humane race-a sense
of attachment, and desire to render itself
agreeable.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

EfeneA Olnlnent,cas - esgo ~ WuA
HE itch ussally asssnss IL fsso = - -
intss0ixed with paseu)ess bae - aapaeoa -
vasious odd deccitlaD. Il nay as a tiasa huvua y
distinguished By tho isceMast ssa iopadD -
Sscted. ltaPpeass eoccssesIly o. evesy pssss1USlh
The eAce aDsoe excey1ed. Id most usa1 - -;
the wrists and fingers. h the eseaaasaa q go
much 4jssy j. 6eQseat!y doss 10 Tie esauai - ~
use Of a.escosiaD prepasations secA - ~ -
The active iagreskenss I'll Ne EseaeA Oiasns1D -
vegetable, and the article - cessais, ~, ~ -
csss Gos THE vesy ts.sbasao0s eoasa1isG - =
soee ssed with erest success ~ eeasse so4a1 =
Dutch Asaos. 8owase oGsapssjlioa--EasA ID :
sections > sisuod BY tAe psopsietos, Geo r. A. -
out which n0ns are genuine. For saDeby -
January 18th, 1887. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

PorLrRY.-The celebrated .gr,cultur,ss, Arthu,
Young, says, "the poultry house should contain IN
apartment for the general stock to rooss in .noth-
for setting, third for fatteo;og, and ioarth fos
food. r. the scale 10 lasges tbere should Be fifth
for pluck,ng md keeping the fsathess.-Ifa 20.
man 10 kept purposely to attend them, she should
have her cottage contiguous, that the smoke Of her
chimney may play upon their roosting aud setting
rooms; poultry never thrive % we'll a. in warmth
and smoke; an observation - old - Columela. and
strongly confirmed By the quantity bred in the
smoky Cabins Of Ireland"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

J. ~. Do0D0U, Uso1sy Ru11oe - Cs0vsyoneaa
RlCH2OND, lnssAnA.
Haviax soosfveA ths aSpsiot0sat - Nseasy
Puhlie = 100 PooAy q take eAe sekDow1o6ge-
msats Of Aseas 81 eseveyaaes, 0esegagess re.
He vill >leo dealt writes insesuaDoots in n &C.
cur,to al seat oanoos. O0ee % Naio street.
opresiao eho 0eanch Da0k.
Aueuse 9Th. 1885. Slit
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

THE Subscribers having entered into copart-
nesship under The firm Of ]. E. Jones, & Co, res
pectfolly inform the public that they have estab-
lished Foundry ~ the north side of Richmond,
aod are prepared 70 furnish Ill kinds Il Castin9u
wsh disPaaeh, s.d il the ssasest manner. They
gill Also fanish patterns il wanted on fair terms
They are also PROPRIETOR of the Rich0oed Cot
too Fscsosy, and vii: keep cossaanely O hasd .
supply Of Ccstoe Yarn and Bssaisg, which ahey viii
cell 1t halfa cent advance o. CincinaaU prices.
lie. JONES.
JESSE n. HUTTON.
JOHN III. HUTTON.
ELLIS r. COALE
October I'D 1886. 42-ti
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

A Post master in Georgia was recently found
with . eosple q letters in his hat Containing moo-
ey.-The fellow, BY way Of excuse said that the
letters had fallen into his hat BY mere accident.
THIS reminds ~ Of the case Of girl, Who was ar
ssigned some time ago before the Boston Police
Count Sos stealing u couple Of Clocks from an entry
Of q sehool-house. "PIesse your Honor, !" said the
Qsr, "tles's not an honester woman than me in Ill
Bosson-you zee, Sir, - I stepped into the entry
70 lie my garter, the things fell my shoulders
and in that way was found, aad that's the whole
jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18
&I0Ie0N@ 5A3&ky :
PRINTED AND PUDG1gG
b HOLLOWAY = DAVE

9x 3030WA8 - -
Cossss II Mais asA Fssot 49,
R1CaMOnD, WAYNE C0ONTYs 80
Team-Two Dellass . ysse - @-
aeslhs ahss ssbsesibjngs I've De~se g . ~
Vasd wsthia they oas: . TAsss Dsanss 80
epsue1. - 80
Assxesysus.-Twsovsli ss& 49, -. ~
ssaAjeisoal iassstisa, = esoea. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

| Drug ana Medicine Estahlishnsat.
THE subscriber having removed his drug concern
TO. The come, Of 1:. and Thru. 70 De shop in
scar Front seseet :6s.s the pshe that 10 hos add-
ton ss.. and inss:a: hsep:s eo.ss..sy q h..d .:p
practice Of medicine bst intends psa ctissg he sso
and eooGne hieseto cure Ct chueic diseases viz:
! Rheumatism manner Of
IScrofulous diseases-Palsy-Sore legs-Con-
tracted linbs-Female complaints, &c. &c.
Also, ready prepared and ceeseanely Of hssd.
Remedy for the Piles-supesier Eye-water
|-Antibillious pills, without msrcuTy-Veg
etabie Vermifuge-cure for yellow water,
surfeit, &c. for horses.
P.tissts from q distance afflicted With lagessg dsess-
.sssd Win sa.sabls sd;ene by 5rw.rsg !. .sse, b.
private ss:esg the Particular AID The sss-
a,<.-..<. .,.-.,s,s WILLIAM a; .. ssucx
The following ee6case nay Be Of ineessse % The puhe
TO TIE PUDLlC.
This nay certify that have beea . csir DE e. %
e. 1 e.se s.ssss :sd y =:
caoss sshstasce osed which rredesed The n6 esese-
..:s he k.:s s.;"s s6 sssld c.ly get ssost visA
other, without .sceess bat thrsesh vcs hecaas &C.
quaineed With d. W.. A. Drsck, II RicAossd and b.
expect N . sh'ss tie - have the - o1ey keh.
Noveubes sob. 1885
81 sooeos resided with ~ and owwha he eveae-
81 inpsoyeoeat guag eosn with -, adj ny add 10
:sssrsIs~ = g sess.sss sss % q ~ - az
We eatestaia NO dosht u hw perfect seseosasioa.
JOHN PHELPS.
hi: - c~eG % - p.sae tAat ~ Husband, D...
1v ": A. 5.eI -: ,s.se.sd 70 p..ssss SssisS 4,
n - hnalah ~ -, -, 49, ~ Il
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

TIE CHERoKEE OBLIGATION, sent lately by
that tribe to examine the country set apart
for them west of the Mississippi, have return
ed, extremely dissatisfied with the land allot-
ted TO them, as well as with the Treaty last
negotiated, for their removal. They allege
that the country 10 unified to their habits
and extremely unhealthy, and represent that
IL forced TO remove, a more Southern tract
ought to be provided, or they would soon be-
come extinct ~ tribe. They were to pro-
coed to Washington, forthwith, with these
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

Publishers Of newspaPers throughout the coun-
try are striking for higher wages. They find tia,
the price which they have heretofore established
a. semua era,ion for their time and labor, are %
10 tho present prices Of othe,
branches Of business and to the value Of the
sases Of life, that advance their former prices
10 necessary secure them something 10 live upon
The prices q psinting about the same now that
they were 10 years ego, while the price Of Ia
boz end maternal 10 conduct . printing office, %
well - provisions, an hundred per cent dearer
were established.
While We belong to tho psofess;oa, We shall new
e. degrade il by doing work os less than il 10 worth
We are 10 favor of ~ strike fos higher waRes,'
md sf our patrons Sossake ~ will content our
Dslf in tie u The haekneysd phrase, ssas leave
Day fos nothing, - work for nothing. "-lHilsbor
oueh Gag.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

'MAnlAens - On MAlDs.-lt does the heart
good to zee IN old maid married, after al her vain
struggles, doubts, and despair. To see the smiles
Of delight and triumph curling round her withesed
lips ~ IN old widowes with Is children, OF lean
shanked baehelos Of sixty. loads the blooming bride
to the altar. No romantic lass Of sghaeea ever a.
does the spinsier Of fifty. She really feels and
looks young again, and 10 ~ proud Of her poor
quest - Gen. Jackson was, Of bic victory ut New
Orleans. Reader, ifyou wish 10 see real bappi
nsss, 60 to the wedding Of an old maid.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

A ut sasd sfa psst Who alwsys vyoss updsrshe
ia6sssee sfe;a-sBs /. Tia h.sa hissu;s-eood
- nosAiag saaii he = ssabs&"-(Dssssa Her.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

~Ooes uPen ti@s," Psssoe Who smoked d
'weed. - :sesd vAas 49, ~ diGssssee bssws>
II seae~ aod s0eeer. ~TAe &C.," s.ia ahs =,
let fo0o, ~ssea0s u aod Tie othee enokes TT
IddGesoace lie betweea sDa1s ID ae~.n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

\ Il is Singular TACT that the three next heirs
the British throne the Princess victosia, and
cousins, the Princess George Of Cumberland ,
Cam6sidec. ~ess al born withis thee davs of ..
other, in May, 1919.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

| RxxxDr 1oa BuRxs AND ScAlns.-Let cIar;
honey b applied On l'sen rag, and IN oos
tried several times, and IL always relieved the
meas The hoosy was applied.-lNewark Tioe'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-02-18

10 0A38 0ARO WAT8B D0VT.-W0 take the
eacd water from our veil, and into ons buckst ~
pat one Oaoce of TIE eorSssss IF code, which dis-
solves i@mediaasly whsa ihs vssss 10 warmed, ssd
il becomes q ooce soA and harmless . The M
sese rain wases This asaiels = foe sals q cav Of
Ne aPosheeases q dsuegesas, and costs twelve
cents pr Pouad.-[Booaoa ller. Jeurnal.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-04
Nautical intelligence.

HOME PORTS
A. Rost'n March %, arr. barque Suffolk, N Orleans.
N Ors Penhaow, do 81 ""'"se,'
At Phladepha March a4h CID brig Virginia kim MOL,
I'D arr Edsd Bonnafe, hence. 'o'''
OrI.. ~ f 'us' 'eafs, N
Atrrovdencc, March eCth, brig shcrer, N Orls.
SPOKEN,
r Ml So1 l.a Ia. o. u.s. on ~ 90 ship Sheffield I'm
FOREIGN PORTS -
Per ship Utica p -,."
ilArrc, "a, arr. Rubicen, Rogers, Ndrs. ..,.-. y
2,i arr Jupiter (Fr) yanner, Ors GaliIeo Jn,b,r
do. - ~'' iso'noaio
I'D, arr John Hall, Crowell NOr..
nsr es March 18th Waufrun, Vidal, Norleam
10Th Ceitc for NOrlca sirius. dc; C,ri.st Andrews n.
-eti Feb Denmark, do, LIST March. ''ET''F "
BORDEAUX arr Emile Gabrielle, 'Yon, NOrls,
18th March, 800 ''' wv
Liverpool, 18th, arr, Mcclellan, Foster N Orls
per North America and Wcstminster1
liverpool Feb lith Pauiina Deaunrius and Mersey
Webb, Orls. w." ~ ''
18th, arr Tacitus RnsselI N Orb. - =-lt
Ga vim, do ~ eNS' -e' 'S'''
CId, Dependent, Simpson, N Oris
18TH arr Marenso Dickerson,N os BENZ Morgan Tutbs
do; Citizen, Thurp, do; Argossy, Hummer, do
ilh, arr Wuscrly Phillips, Powhatan McCcrez Natchc
do. -
Cid, Pa donnct Trofe N orls.
SID Cytlons, Finney N Orls
Belfast, 81, SD janet Scott, Arnold, Orb. p
IN Tuscan, 10Th, Richard Mofa FIN I.v1 for N Oris.
Antwerp 9th, arr, Bordeaux Packet. Stephenson N Or
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SPRING GOODS.

FF'IIE subscriber lie opening a supply of new
Il goods, received per ships Kentucky and Harka-
way, from New York. consisting in part of the follow
ing:
Rich French printed ackonets, plain and satin fced,
new patterns; British lawns; silver striped do, SPLEEN
did article; light coored English chiptz small figured
French oambries silk Scotch thread and cotton hose-
~ plain ribbed, open worked and emb'd; linen CAM
brick and lawn hhdfks, plain henastched lace border
ed and emb fancy silk hhdk shawls and scarf sat
in and bracha silk do. Also net chenee hhkfs. an en-
tire new article satin, gauze, and gro de Paris garn-
tirc Ribbons. Also Richardson's superior soft finish
Irish linens.
The above with many other goods have been select
ed expressly for the city rrade and ofere
sonable terms at 70 Canal street, near Royal, by
april1 EFILLEY
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+. cow WI ElsCI.AL.

= NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, March 25th.-
The by the Utica had but temporary effect upon the
market The advance Cotton in Havrc and the
in the London Money Market generally attributed
of the favorable Of markets the
first days of February. Under this view, things went
gloomiy Great apprehensons the effect
that present difficulties will Europe. Foreign
Exchange is Ill., and in of complete confusion
Great quantities of domestic Exchange expected from
the soutprotesed Tho thing will take place from
Europe The specie must from the country Three large
houses went by the board yesterday and Phade
pha The of these and all the failures are evidently
obc found in the great land southwestern trade opera
tons. go -
The commercial relations nearly broken between The
south and north 1t must shortly be with New and
England The general market extremely sluggish.
at 3 cents.
Cotton UNCHANGED No one believes that the ewsby the
Utoa will have any effect
The Treasury Circular regarded rs dead letter The
specie is in the pockets of the people, What better place,
All those who have failed now ought to have failed months
ago. Those who doing business according to o
mercia principles staunch Our present en-
darrdssments only effect the hole Of theregm and
trade Of the eotnryi0 per cent The Wall street print, can
not bc relied on-[spirit of HeHnetfs Report. ..
STATEMENT OF COTTON
April }, 37-No bales reed this day,....... 1877
Total No. do reed previously 76497. as 1ai
..,, ,,- .i 4a6,sa6
Apr, - io'7-Ex. this day TO Liverpool. ..I2O2
W Bosfon....... 80
40 Philadelphia
Total Expo: is previously :. 7G4.-3si7s2
No of bales onhand cleared, lOaUI4
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Oct ia' ,s6-No hhds on hand
Ep'' . ''''-'o 10 reed to date .......... 1868
1919
io'ai exports to date 1881
NO. Oh mas Oh hand not cleared ............ 1864
- NEW YORK SHARE LIsT-e5th March
, u > Bank ll6 3.i-Morrs Canal s2-Vicksburr 75-NO
Ias s6-Dei and Hudson 12-IIlnos ia