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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
EUROPE. N
ARRIVAL OF TIE LIVERPOOL.

ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL
The Steamship Liverpool, Capt Fayrer,
arrived at New York Thursday morning,
IN ighteeD days from Liverpool with Lon
don advices to the 10th ult.---eighteen days
later, She brings copious files Of papers,
and her intelligence is Of decided importance.
Much speculation and uneasiness have
been excited by refusal OF the house Of Hot
tinguer & Co., bankers, Paris, 10 accept a
bill or bills drawn on them by the United
States Bank amounting 10 about 81 $4,000
The facts seem to be these; TO meet the
exigencies ofihe times. the Bank has been
negocinling loan Of s2,500,0OO in Hol-
land, and considered the negotiation suffic-
ienily maturcd to warrant her in drawing the
proceeds But the negotiation has failed, no
money is forthcoming, aud the house on
which the Bank has drawn refuses its nc.
ceptance. In this dilemma, it appears that
the house Of Roihschilds has interposed for
he protection ofthe credit Of the Bank, and
that the paper has been bonored by Hoilin.
guer & Co.. either with or without a guar.
anty from the Rothschilds. tits understood
that this arrangement has been affected BY
Mr. Jaudon, now in Europe, and that the
Rothschilds will probably be henceforh the
correspondents Of the Bank.
The British Crops are likely TO turn out
badly at last. They have had tremendous
rains since the opening Of September, which
have retarded and endangered the gathering
ofthe extremely late Harvest. Ia some
parts OF the country. the grain is reaped
standing in the water, and taken in boats |
to dry. Scotland has good yield Of grain
on the ground. but large share of il is like.
y to be lost. Ireland is worse of still; the
Grdin is light, and the Potato crop is likely
10 prove failure. Grain had risen in price,
and was likely 10 rise farther. $50
The Paris papers alledge that Treaty OF
Commerce with Texas has been actually
Notwithstanding OF course, the indie.
pendence OF the Republic. Il had not heen
signed, however, in consequence Of the
omission OF the clause insuring liberty of
conscience--Thc Texan negotiniors doubt.
less looking upon such clause as altogether
superfuous.
The affairs Of Spain have at length come
TO a crisis. Maroio has gone over to the
government party. and Don Carlos himself,
with his family. has fed to France, followed
by abou, 5000 Of his troops. His affairs are
considered desperate, and the war virtually
at an end
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The Philadelphia Gazette Of Wednesday
thus accounts for the suspension in their
city -
This necessity has its chief cause in the
revulsion Of the opium trade with the Chi
nese. "A trade Of say fifty millions The in
stIument Of this trade is known to be opium.
This drug can no longer be employed as an
article Of exchange with the people. Specie.
therefore. must take the place Of it. The
Bank of England fairly reeled under these
tiding from China--and was forced to make
a loan Of the Bank of France and 60 into
the issue of two pound notes. The balance
oftrade being against us. demands came over
here for specie, and every packet ship went
out carrying away from half to million
Of dollars. But besides the foreign demands
for specie the recent fires in New York and
in this city. have made call for the relief Of
the sufferers under all their terms for at
least one million aud a half of 1ollars.--This
is an addition to the previous pressure. The
calamity required TO be met-bul the banks
could not meet this additional demand, except
at the loss Of just that much OF specie to the
country"
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United states napk Failed.

Our readers will be surprised to leain
tina, the United States Bank Of Philadelphia
has failed. Wcare not authorised as yet to
use the term failed as synonymous with
bankruptcy, but il is certain tina, il has sus-
pended specie payments and refused to pay
its own post notes, TIM, have been protested a,
the branch in New York City. The bust.
hess world is all in commotion, at the intel
ligence,and our city was quite scene Of con.
fusion this Thursday morning, after the in
telligence which was received by express
last night was communicated. All the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Banks have
been compelled 10 suspend specie payments.
Hartford Repiesc.
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Neao Fail Goods.
CHEAP, CHEAPER,
CHEAPEST.
AUSTIN BIRcHARD.

HAS just returned from BosTos, and is
- now opening the largest assortment of
seasonable GOODS 10 be ionnd in this section
oi the county--purchased under The existing
pressure in the money market at from 5 to 20
per cent. lower than the same goods were sell
ling from 70 weeks earlier In the season.
Az which will be sold at corresponding low
pfices--and many Of them much lower than
ever heretofore offered in this part Of the
country Purchasers nre respectfully invited
10 call and examine for fhenseyes--with tho
luilesi assurance Of finding the prices entirely
80 Pieces BRoADcLoTHs, all colours.
and all qualities, from a,25 Ia 81 per yd;
~ f'eccs CASSlMERES, great variety Of
yer Cloths for over Coats.
:. A large assortment Of elegant new style
sestings. full assortment best quality
TRINsINGs.
10 SHAwLS, all prices, from rs cts. to
Sl2.
A prime assortment FAScT HDKrs.
80 ps. hagg, Bandannn, Pongee, Spitalficld.
plaid and blk Italian silk Hdkfs.
Doz. lacr and blond gauze Wells:
Plain and 6g'd bobinett and Grecian laces;
Thread laces,. edgings, footings;
PLAID, Cambrics and muslins;
Plain do. do.
a0Pieces blk. and coloured plain silks;
10 fig'd do,
Of ne,c md elegant styles.
80 pieces Cd Eng. and French MERI-
NoES, comprising every variety of Style and
quality including Grodenap and printed Meri-
noes; all Uery folr.
tops. Persian and Grape Cambets, ALrA-
ca and astrican Cloths for ladies cloaks;
10 ps. blk. and col'd, fg'd and plain Ala
PINES;
go ps. Sd mcrnoes and circassians, TIE lat
ter one shilling per yd;
10 ps. MoUsLIEE DELAIEs from so to CO
cts. per yd;
200 ps. Eng, French and American PnISrs,
and CALIcoEs, as cheap as the cheapest.
English and Scotch Ginghams.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
90 doz. ladies horse skin, Paris kid, fur lined,
Angola, plain, blk. and white, silk and pic mic
Gloves; 30 doz. Gents. buckskin, beaver, horse
skin, fur lined and woollen do; 90 doz ladies'
white and cold merino, worsted, lambs wool
and cotton Hose, from 90 to 81 cts. pair.
10 ps. Irish linens;
q " linen Damask, Cd, Ia and 81, brown
table cloths; Russia and birds eye diaper; Mar
ccilles Bed Quilts;
sCascs UMBRELLAS;
Domestic Goods as cheap as the cheapest,
and less than any trader in The county has adj
uerfised them.
| 5000 yds brown sheetngs and shirtings;
700 bed ticking, various quail. 10 l-2 TO CSC;
500 brown drilling;
1000 !" hlcached shirtings from TO 20 cts;
400" cotton yarn, 10 IS cts;
500 "batting, from 6 to 10 I-o cts;
| 10 bales wadding, &c. &c.
| The above together with great variety of
other fashionable articles in the DRY GOODS
line, making the assortment very large and
complete and well worthy the attention ofpur-
chascrs, are all offered for sale at the most re-
duced prices.
Fayetteville, Oct. 8, 1882 G
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MARRIED.,

lou, Nj ltucius >, Merritt of Whitingham 20 Miss
Ruth Mack OF Windsor, Don. ~ V1gTf ~.
IN Norih6eld NJ. lat inst. by Rev Y. r. Rogers Of
Bernsvds,qn, Mr. w Rice, I'd sf MaVlboro, u Miss
Achsah Barber Of Mortified.
In Halifax, Oct, 10Th by Rev Addisoo Brown, Mr.
William @. Brown Of woodfuvd. 10 Miss Eunee Fish
or Of Halifax,
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NOTICE.
.NOtic

THE Probate Court for the District Of MARI
boro. To all persons interested in the es-
tate Of John Hunt, minor, and heir TO the
estate Of Arad Hunt, late Of Vernon in said
district, GREErIKG:
WHEREAS, Henry Clark, guardian to
w said John Hunt, has petitioned said
court for licence to sell the real estate of his
said ward, representing that it win he condu-
Give To his interest, which said real estate is
described as follows: Lying and being in YER
non, in said district, and bounded as follows, Ia
wit: On the north by lands of Jarvis b. Bur-
rows, on the west by Mortified, sold line,"
on the south by lands Of Lavinia Seymour, and
on the east by the county road running through
said Vernon, containing about SO acres.
Therefore, it is ordered by the court that the
said application stand for hearing at the pro-
bate court 10 be holden ut Chase's Stage
House, in Brattleboro, within and for said dis
arict, on the last Thursday of Oct. inst, and
all persons interested in the premises are here
by notified TO appear at said time and place,
tnd show cause il any they have why licencc
as aforesaid should not be granted. And il is
further ordered by said court that the sub
stance Of said order be- Published in the YER
mont Phoenix, printed at Bratileboro, two
weeks successfully, the last Of which publica-
tions 80 be not less than two weeks previous tn
said day.
Given under my hand, and the seal of said
court this 9Th day Of October, 1889.
DANA AYDE, Judge.
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The Governor Of Pennsylvania has directed
the Attorney General to prosecute all intrac-
tons Of the laws Of the State against the issue
and circulation Of notes, bills, checks, or promi-
ses TO pay, &c. under The denomination Of five
dollars. This is intended TO prevent the issue
Of shin pIasters. +~AN
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Died,

In this town, l6h int MrAsa French aged 10 years.
A, RoswslI Robertson. and Ja.sh,sr If WIN IT, viii
liams, Esq Of w illiamsse, aged "a years, leaving
disconsolaie husband, child weeks old, and pumer-
Gus relations TO mourn her loss. fL'
10 Leyden, 2sh ult. MIR Andrew Henry. nged IS. a
revolutionary pcnsoner,
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~ There is no run upon the banks here.
and no expectation of a run. They have
been conducted with so much prudence and
caution.-ihey are in short so sound and safe.
that every body feels confidence in them.
NJ Y Jour. ofCom. Oct l6.
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NEW GOODS.
Cheap as the Cheapest.

vUyur .rhs.,;,.
n;ed ~, 9 q r 4. sl'e o,",. 'etrn,'y occu,
and Offers e., s.,s s"ni nas .sce,Ve 20
s."S''' a''o' "sh' "
STAE1G q FANCY GOODS
sdan,ed n N. so..,, LII.
Medium oual. and foe RPns IpisI GTps.
Pile, rIniSs p Snu " s,':s oWy,Hoi.OiJi TO-
CASSIMERES. a"' pun"
Satinetts. Vest;nps. Sill ye,vets
"a Me,;nns aqo,, 40 .,a - -, oI n,,ns
plain and f;o,d AIon;nes. r,o VI Ia " un ~,
Alpaca. In5;ans and nr;n,sd S,Y "p C,n.,'s,.
Super six warn camble,een. cbalIy Mct;nns.'
MousseIine de .a;nes osets ~ 7sc,s n.r ~
Prinfed CbaIIvs. s;lts. " ''''' ps' yu'
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WALLET LOST.
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Marlboro, IS.
THE Honorable the Probate Court for the
district OF Marlboro. To all persons con-
cerned in the estate of ANNA DUNTON,
late OF Nca fame, deceased, inlestate.
" GREETING.
WHEREAS, Hiram Barns, admins
traitor Of the estate Of the said deceas-
ed, proposes TO render an account OF his ad-
minlstration, and present his account against
said estate for allowance, at the Probate Court
TO be holden at Paul Chase's Hotel in Brattle-
boro, in said district, on the last Thursday of
October next: Therefore, you are hereby no.
titled to appear before said court, at the time
and place aforesaid to show cause, if any YOU
have, whythe said account should not be allow
ed.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court, at Ncwfane, in said district, this
Goth day Of September, A. ID. 1889.
o. DANA HYDE, Judge.
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BrisA,os Marle,---monaay, oe,. IA. 1899.

tRepored for the Daily Advertiser x Patriot.l
The storm has prevented US from making up our rc.
port a. usuaa large quantity al Stock of every de-
scrlption remains unsoia, much of which will probably
be disposed Of Tomorrow. About 500 Beef Cattle,
1900 Stores. $500 Sheep, aud 1900 Swine were at
ma ket.
tanned the second and third quality We quote
hfs' qssliiy ~ rs IS; second qualify rs 40,
ihiFi quality Sosb7b.
Siores--Sales were made II prices very unequal aud
lower than last wesk. We quote yearIinss GA u
10; Two year old S17,a ~. .' .'f
Cow4 and Csives--ssles S2s. SO, SS. and &C,
sheep--The price Of pells has since last week very
declined and The few hats sold re-
doeed prices; lots were sold at o., 81. 20, 90,
and s3.
Swine--A very few sales only were effected, few
lots pcdde were sold n is Tor Sows and l6 for
Burrows. Al retail i.sa . for Sows and l-2a1
for pSrrows.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-18

Wilber, the murderer Of Rober. Barber
was executad in Madison County op Thurs
day oflast week.
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RiH johnson, report says, has taken possess
ion Of Grinstone Island, in the ST. Lawrence,
and hasprpyded himself with plenty Of arms
and ammunition,
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4 Thanksgiving in Connecticut is 10 be oil
served on the aslh of November, 1.-The sam
day as in Massachusetts,, a,sf
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viii deliver a Lecture 10 II. Dickenson's Hall, Sun.
day evening, 10Th inst, Services to commence ut hall
past six.
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CHESTNUT and Pine Shingles, md new
~ Lime, in tight Hhds, by
II. w. PROUTY.
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A superior LOT of Highland. Damask, Eden.
"A boto, Chenille, Black, White, and Scar
let Mcrino Shawls, at very reduced prices. hy
r.. ". PROUTT.
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" Q = : g =.
NEW GOODS.

HENRY WHEELOCK, at the Store
IL recently occupied by Wheelock & Merit
field in WiliiamsvilIe, receives this week from
New York, a New Srocx OF GooDs, suitable
to the season, carefully selected by an agent
there, who is well acquainted with the market
in the city and with the wants Of the people
here-who informs that he has purchased a
choice and well selected stock, at such prices
as will enable him TO sell on as good terms as
any merchant in this vicinity. At the same
time viii receive number Of pieces Of CAn-
PErISG, on consignment, and can procure at
short notice such patterns as may be wanted,
at the lowest prices.
All which will he sold cheap. rery cheap,
for ready pay.
Wfliamsviie, Oct. IS, 1889. I
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L,IRE Frames and Cairon Kettles, by
3 f. ". PROUTY
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w AN II n ID.

~ exchange for goods---F lanncls, Frocking,
n Stocking Yarn, Tow Cloth, Seeks, Dried
apples, straw Broid, palm leaf Hats, and all
r. ". PROUTY.
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lYNHE subscriber, at the Store recently orcu-
= pred BY ). +. Thompson, Esq. has received
and offers for sale, general assortment Of
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n,,lt i

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ALLIGATOR LIN L.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida.
Ja Leaves M, MpI sr r1sssy' per r"p s.s
splendid steamer Champion Tex.
ccpt in Case Of trms,) to Pc sacola thence per
steamer LIE Roy L. La Grange, and thence four
horse post coaches via Mariana, Blinb.idgc, Pm.
dcrton, Berrlen, Outlaws Perry, to Macon,
Ga; thence via Mcdseviio, and Sparta, TO War
rcnton, thence per rail road cars to Augusta.
Tao Champion III splnnd:s! order, With new
90 pper bod r# c,ppercd aud pprr fastened
Tho lo Roy has been ihoroug hy required, her
accommodations are IS handsome any bo't
The beau iu Santa Rosa Sound, and Cnocta.
"atclc Bay present the most interesting steam ma.
| VACATION in tho Suuth-icing al tho sa!nct me
perfectly land locked.
1hn Teams no, surpass' on any route IN the
country the drivers, to'a man, Carotid u"d alien
live.
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have en-
newly built, 20 tina, higl waters do not inter ere
Tho eating houses have been II, osily changed,
and are now good AS any ro I'd in the Sonth.
1t is generally known tina, the excellence and
hardness Of the roads enable the tcamsut all SEA
sons to make great speed. Their smoolhn SIS Sc
cures the travel or from tho ordinury falIgu. &C
stage travelling.
Tho Limo is now Frying its passengers from
Augusta to Mubilu in four days and twelve
hour', or to W Orleans tx tour days and twenty
hours Going to Augusta, the line is six days
nd seven hours. tn tinlo actually employed in
travelling is the il the other direction, but
the difference OF time the r"uta, is caused BY a
day being lost in Pensacola, which, however, is
| we'll repaid by the cp ortunity 1t gives otscsi"g
the Navy Yard, tie odd Spanish Forts, otc. The
travel also sleeps at Macon, and again at Var
tcnlon. This arrangement will continue til the
travel turns northward, when the inc will he tho
me from Mobile to Augusta, as it is NV ia the
other dirclon
This Advertisement contains u plain stat men.
of facts, the accuracy of which tn, proprrtors
gaurautec to each passenger i'll til, penalty OF his
Stage lart.
Maps OF tho |. ne may be seen 1T tho Ex hange
Hotel, New Orleans, and al th: Ma. .sion House,
Mobiln i
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, St7 so
The lire extends, by branch to Tallahassee.
at Cha:tahoochu, tie line connects with the
steamboat carrying tho mail to Apa achicula and
ST. Josephs..
Office ut tho Mansion House. Mob le-
ml7 q EOSrWICk, Agent, Mobile.
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f-' N(AtJiSE MOP

rR. JOHNSON, Office 10 Eiien'ile street, con
~ fines his practice the treatment OF tcuerca
Disease lii all lis different fur.ns.
DR.. Johasoa, from residence Of many years in Hos
p,als in Europe, devoted 10 the treatment .f Nenerea
Diseases, and from his present extensive practice III
thrt particular branch Of the profession, guarantees
safe, spedy aud sisluo 10 such persons us uie
,,oausd with amy OF the following disesses, yiz:--
Gulorrl,ca,. Glec,s,, Stfa.n es, Chancres, Buhos
Seminal We;,kEssS At!L tons ofti,e iAnddrr, Kidneys
toims Urell,ra, fsAfsae Gland, Swcll.d ] cs,icies
t.ruptions or the Skin, Sore Throat Pains i'll The
Joints;
AMI the nuserous sym ,'lo.us wl,is gesersliy uli"w
his disease.
Recent c,scs cured i'll TWO .h,cs days without the
use OF Mercury, interruption IRON business, OF sl,era
zion in the mode oilivng.
. "A medicine to pre- zen. Vensrcal disease can be'oh
Aa.ned Of De- Johnson 1t is from the recipe of the
laron Larry, u celebrated + e"h Susgeen, and wa
sed by him during the several canpai .ns in which he
ssrved US Surgepn 6 General i" the Freuch Army.
Sold by Dr.. Johnson at his office. I hose persons
aaying any af:.tion OF Venareal Disease, aal about
taking sea- voyages. removing tn The country, wouI.
do welfby giving Dr. Jo,nson CALI us proper msdi
snas for their the shortest tulo be put ar
with written direc tons f,r t',er use.
Office open !,on in the morning until 10 o'clock
sht.
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: uARRowGATI SPRINGS
y MOnigOmerv COUNTY,. NlhVh nh
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
yENIJE proprieor of this establishment has the plea
sure of announcing to his friends and the public
in general that he will be in readiness by the first DAY OF
MAY ts receive visiters. lilo will also state for the he
neG of those at distance, TINT there have been larg"
improvements mude, and others going on and IN
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
Subscr her to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at tho time much better.
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who prefer can have large cabins eached from
ihe naiu building.
1t is deemed unnecessary te say anything in pattc"
lar of the character OF these WATERS foe it is generally
believed that they inferior To in the South
States. All the amusemrnfs TINT ure Genc'm.'f
fou I'd WATERING Places, will he hun! at this J {
best music that this part OF TIL country affords, s
hsea engaged and will be in cons,rn attendance ut tn
Springs during the whole season.
! he subsclbc will avail himself of this opportunity
returning His unieigned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes nv the exer-
tion. thar have been made in improving and extending
;hc accommodations, to merit liberal patronage IN
.,,eseut season. JNO CRAM.