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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-03-01

NOTICE. The subscriber still continues the
IN manufacture OF Edge Tools, at his Cash Shop
at the south end OF the Arch Bridge.
N. B. Axes to be jumped are repaired at short no.
lice In the best manner, ground and polished ready
for use. All orders sent from distance will receive
prompt attention HEZEKIAH WARD.
Montpelier Feb IA, 1910.
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@. X. ALI, CURED. I

" Es reader, bottle after bottle of Charles Jones compound
for the Of Sah Rheum Etyspc1s, Screfud Hmors
ofany kind has been Sold with tho to the
that II no relief had that tho money pm for the article
was TO BE REFUNDED md not single bottle has been
turned. This is proof positive then that they all OK-a
cured Try it, it nothing OF failure give relief
his humbug there is mistake the article for tho
OF humots, tho directions fully complied With it
proves itself TO be really what it is recommended be- Made
only by hmsc and for sale at WALTONS booksorc MONT
peer w. and many OF tho principal places New
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AND LIVER COMPLAll
DR.. TAYLORlS
BAISAM OF LIVERWORT.

HAAS been used successfully for eight years in
n H. the Of these Diseases. Remember, the
orr ainnl and genuine is made only at 1913 Bowery
N. Y. All others spurious and unauthorized
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NASHUA & LOWELL RAILROAD.
lNINIED A d a NllE EN.I
"a 81 E 8 s|F S;ss 5s
nN and after wuApcsday April Isl, $780, the

ON and after WuApcsday, April lsi 1910, the
~ Passenger Trains will run as iolloWs:
Leave the Depot Of the Lowell road in
Boston at 1.2 and II l-2 M, and r NJ:
Nashua at 6 "a A, NJ. 10 M. and Sd 2, M
Lowell al 8 "a A NJ, 10 a. and ? NJ
or Immediately on the Arrival Of the cars from bos-
ton.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tyngsboro' and North Chelmsford
Fare from Nashua TO Lowcll50 cts. From Nashua
to Boston 81 so.
On the arrival Of tho cars at NASHUA, stages leave
for all parts Of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada, via Amoskcag, Concord, Kecno,
Charleston, N. II. Windsor, BrattIeboroush Vt, &c.
Books arc kept at the Stage Office, Nos. Q and II
Elm street, BOSTON and the Northern and Wcs-
tern Railroad aud Stage Office in front of he De-
pot, LOWELL, where seats can be secured IN any
of the Coaches, and correct information obtained re-
spccting the different stage routes.
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THO THE AFFLICTED.--Ih hose afflicted
Il with disease o(lhe Lungs, Coughs, Colds Dys-
pcp.ia and Liver Complaints, will find in HAL
LOCKS VEGETABLE POWDER < SYRUP,
ii sovereign remedy. F!.n the abundant testimony
otiIs wonderful effects in Of the above kinds il
may safely be said TO be decidedly the best article ev-
cr offered TO the public. The opperaon This medi
cine is pecnar mild and safe. Those awful symp-
toms which indicate diseased lungs readily yield 10
his certain remedy when srasonaby rcsored 10, and
restores the patient 10 that bodily vigor which cor.
sumption fel to its natural operation surely destroys
This valuable medi'ine may be had by application at
The Bookstore Of f. P. WALTON & SONS, Sole
gents for this vicinity Oct. "a. 49,
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SINGLE
DOUBLE. UMBHlCAl.

WAUSH'S SUPERIOR PATENT TRUSS!
TENlIESE trusses are manufactured aud sold by
Il SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canao
harie Montgomery County, Now York, and orthat
purpose they have formed eopartnership, under the
name and style Of S,Marsh and Son, to whom all
orders from abroad must be addressed.
These Trusscs are constructed in many pariicu lars
on an entirely new plan and their all
other trusses have been aesied not only by the most
respectable Of the Medical Faculty, but by the actual
experiment Of those afflicted with the disease they
intended TO alleviate The most eminent physicians,
upon an examination of. this truss, arc decided
20 It's superiority, that hoy cheeriuly and voluntarily
give certificates to the prophetors 10 be laid beion
tho public, few Of which may he seen on the hand
bills. For sale by SlLAS BURBANK. Montpelier,
Vermont.
TURE WINE kept const lily on hand and
for sale by SILAS BURBAN &, JR II
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[xrATCuEs. IEWEtRY. 90

"ATCHES, JEWELHY, 90. Ac,-
w TOWN & WlTHERELL one door west Of
the Village Hotel, Montpelier. w. manufacture and
will sell wholesale and retail, chased and plain Rings
and Ear Ornaments, Watch Seals, Keys and Chains,
Guard Chains, Miniature Settings, Gold Spectacle
Bows, &c. They will make all kinds Of Jewelry TO
any pattern desired. They have on hand large
stock, comprising more rich and extensive ussorl-
men than before offered in this market of Watch
es, Jewelry, Musical Instruments aud fancy articles,
which the public are invited to call and examine for
themselves. Their supply consists in part of Gold
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and Silver Lever and Leplne,
English French and Swiss
WATCHES, gold, gilt, steel
and plated Watch Trimmings ;
diamond, pearl, jet, chased ana
plain Ornamenlsj warranted
gold beads, silver spoons sill e
yer plated and Briianin Ware 4;
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GENUINE EXTRACT OF TOMATO.
IUST received Il Few Dozen of Dr. Miles To.
j mato PILLS: These pills are the only subsli.
tute for calomd prepared from the Tomato
beng almost niallible remedy Cor bilious fever,
inflammation of the head chest, rhou natsm or ny
STA, bowel complaints, indigestion &c. 1t is cleans.
ing and purifying to the system, acts in perfect har.
monv with the known laws oil life, and is undoubt.
eddy one OF the most valuable articles ever offered
for public trial, for sale al the Bookstore Of
l.. p. WALTON g. SONS.
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Il AMP OIL.-sperm Oil Of the best quality, war
~ ranted perfectly pure, fol sale by
Sept. rs. L. II. PRENTlSS.
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lBOOPING COUGH AND GROUP. 60
Il K 10 PARENTS. JAENE'S EXPECTO.

RANT, without exception. tie most valuable pre-
paration IN use, for the absve diseases. 1t converts
llooping Cough iaio mild and ractnble disease,
and shortens its duration THAI one half, anu
produces q certain and speedy recovery. From halt
10 one 81 oontrl, will certainly Cronp in IN
tants and young children, in half an hour 10 hour.
The lives OF hundreds Of children viii pc saved annu.
ally, by always keeping it on hand ready for every
emergency. For sale at No 90 Sonih Sd street Phil
adelpha, and by L. p. Walton & Sons, at the Mont.
pelicr Bookstore, Montpelier, VT IA
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RESURRECTION sPERsIAN pILLs

SUPERIOR to the Hygcan Brandreth Ev ans Indian
~ Purgaive, the Maches picedl Sanative any other
Physicians and others. Let none condemn them until
they have tried thcm and then we are certain they Will
not.
1t is now settled point with all who have used the
Vegetable Persian Pills, that they pre- emnenty the
best and most cicacious Family Medicine that has yet
been used in America. II every family could become
qnsined with their sovereign power over disease, they
would keep hcm and be prepared with sure remedy to
apply the first appea OF disease and then how
much distress mould be avoided and money saved well
the lives OF thousands who hurried of time by
ncgecttng diae in first stages by not being pos
session OF remedy which they place dcpordencc up
on.
ft roio ,Dish 10 guard against sickness should the
PERSLdN PILLS freely chen needed; no injury
used from youth old age uh taken according 10 The
The RESURREC1YoN OR PERSIAN PILLS
The of these Pills originated from the circumstance
of the medicine being found only in the cemeteries of
The vegetable productions being of peculiar kind,
led to experiments to its medical qualities and virtues
In half century II became an established medicine for
diseases of that country. Tue extract of this singular
duction introduced into parts Of Europe the
year 1873 and used by many celebrated physicians
ing diseases, where all other medicines had been
used in vain Early in the year 1882 the extract
bined with certain vegetable medicine imported from Du-
Bacu, in the East Indies, and formed into pills. The
admirable effect Of this compound the humun system
led physicians and families ino its general use. Their
long established character their universal and healing vr-
tues, the detergent and cleansing qualities Of the specif-
cal action upon the gander part of the SYSTEM such
will sustain heir reputation and general use in the Amori-
CERTIFICATES
certify that have by way OF experiment. used the Hy.
goan and of the various kinds of pills, in my prac-
lice which have borne the highest repule in the public
,maton, that have been offered for sale in this vicinity for
he last years. including those called the Resurrection
,lPersian Pills. and the public may assured that
among the whole catalogue has answered better
purpose easy aud eectua remedy than the Rcsur-
recuon or PeTslun Pills in most cases of disease.
CHARLES BACKIS M ID.
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roNsIsrINe IN pARr o.

mainder Of their stock of WINTER GooDs
comprising greater variety than ever offered in hi!
vicinity.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Beaver and Pilot Cloths of various prices-Broad
Cloths and DISTINGUISHING and low priced Sat.
tnetts-who and colored Fannes, spotted Sales.
bury do-Vevet and other vcslings-brown and
white linen Table Covers, Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers and Crush-EnS and French Prints new pat.
terms, coloreG Cambrics worsted coat bindn Is and
silk cords, horn, pearl, lasting, aphene and elk But
tons-snp kid and silk plain and nett Gloves, mohar
and pic mic Mitts ass'd cold twist for netting, Tam
bord, Doton, plain and fig'd Muslin de Lanes, silk
striped Shalays, blue black and blue Silks, better
black silk than can be found bonnet silks OF new
styles, bonnett Flowers, British and ChantiIl1 Wells,
Honiton do n rich and beautiful articie-Highland
and Now Iceland Shnwls, or Fancy M dc LaNe
Shaws-who, pink, blue and straw Crape-back,
blue black md coored plain aud fg'd Salins--linen
cambric HanJkerchics-p and fig'd cap Laces
linen cdgings and acos-vovel Ribbons, Bonnet and
cap do, belt do. ,-Lacets, Dress Bone. Elastics-
superior scarlet and common face shawls.
Silk warp Cambleteensand ALPACA Cloths for
Colks at less price than has been sold before.
Blue black and other MerenOes-l Cloak Pattern of
sup A A blue black 1hibet Cloth
Printed SaSony Cloths worsed and silk Scrses ;
Black Italian aud French silk Cfavats Satin Stocks
Of the best makes French wrought collars and inscr
tngs; ,ambrc odging and inserting; ChenelIe Cords
Bead Bags; latest Paris 81 Vie silk Frnges; Lyon
Coney furs for trimming Cluaks, &c; silk and wors-
ted Brnids; plain ard i9'd Aapince, cheaper than
ever French Baskets; Gent and Ladies' lined and
Angola Gloves, Chldren's do.
is Bales-l0, 900 yds. Sheelings and Shirngs,
1000 " Bed Ticking,
GOO Bro. Drilling,
Very fine bro. Sheeting
Cotton, ticking wadding, batting, yarn, scarlet, ran
dom and white English Knitting Yarn,
100 yds Buraps for Stacking,
1899 ISSy@' COTTON y%o c'Fp So eoos price,
Bales Buffalo Skns-selecled best and left the poor
Boas and MutTs Fur Cops-new patterns s. prices,
CROCKERY Of entire new paterns-particularly
Tea Sets.
HARDWARE, full Stock,
1000 cwt. assorted Iron in all shapes,
1000 I" Sweeds Steel
1000 d" Superior Russia Sheet Iron-Stove dealers
supplied at a small commission above cost.
Chests superior Tea--low priced nod good Tobac
co-50 Boxes Raisins-1 Boxes frosh Lemons
Malaga Gmpos--Prunes--. Oranges--lO
drums fresh Figs-Crunberrys-Wd
nuts aud ChesDuts-Soda Crack
ers, &c. &c.
Picked Sword Fish, about equal TO Salmon,
Best Dry Cod Fish.
We oftr to our friends and the public all at very
low prices Tor cash or short credit.
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1910.
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DRUGS AND MEDIC

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A fresh supply Just received and for sale by Sill
AS BURBANK. Sept "a
MENTIONS JAUNDlCE VINE Buffers
IN or Elixir of Health, a good medicine in all bill
Gus complaints, disorders OF The liver. aundice, SC.
Fo sale by s. BURBANK.
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nR. VIM. EVANS celebrated Camvnlc Tonc
~ and Family Apcrcnl Pills, Tor Dyspepsia, Nerve
Gus diseases, Prostitution oil Nervous and Vital Ener-
~, Liver Complaints, and any Weakness and De-
rangnment OF he Digestive Organs-for sale at the
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B0kttme Cl0thS.

STORRS & LANGDONS, agents for the impor
- ter for selling Boiling Cloths Mllers and 9th
be supplied short notice as low as can be
bought in New York or Boston. May 2ltt
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Holm LEACH g. co.

Successors 10 Leach, Page & Gilmore,
WHOLESALE dealers IN West India Goods,
wv Wines, Teas. &c. sc. also Winter Summer
and refined OIL, No. 8. Merchants Row, Boston,
Mass. JOHN LEACH,
JOSEPH A. GILMORE.
;C5aFor sale above, at The manufacturers price,
William Browns No. /, Silver Top, Sarsaparilla
Compound Mead Syrup, which was so much used
the past summer as a common beverage 4S:lC
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I'll drrie1,

Ia this ty, Nov I by the Rev. Mr.. Price Fraucis w.
Edmoa5s TO Uofolhy II dauehi:r of joseph y Lori.
la this city Nov O. by the Rev. DR.. De Wa, john A.
De FUr.ai, of B.ooni, Mss Phebe Plat Ginac, II
daue ter of Jolt G. use, Esq Of this city.
IL Thu city. Noy. O. 10y TIC Rev. l.. Porter Henry G..
Sump,nn OF Paterson y. To Jua H.. daughter Of h.
uetDu.y.
H. TIL, ci;y Nov. . by Dr. Bromide Thoma- 4. True
E.J OF i!a!ica ONO M.s NJ. a. Reed, Of Now (oCk
IL thls Gig. No b, DIR. Brownec, Joshua o. lofoa
To ,lIs- Jane E,-ibara. all Of this city.
In rhlits phia, NoS Rev. ~ II. Fnrncs'. Com
mtn1er VIM. McCluncl, L. :. Navy, 10 kli@ beth,
daugfte- 81 Ac late Moore Wharton, Of that citv.
g=At Statca Island Nov. 9, by Rev. DR.. Brc"nlee
K. jmes Bfownre 10 Henrietta daughter OF the ioa
jacob CreCherOn
Al St4ien island Nov Q, by the Rev. Henry Cauier,
Jane. uyon Ir. Miss Elizabeth A, daughter of Sam
Coidingon, Esq
Al Sar!c. c rner rev Castle Nov. :. by the Rev. Mr..
Holmes Joseph p. Riker, Of New YORK City, 10 Mis-
Delis Smith, of the former place.
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State OF the Domea,is or Country MnrLe,,

Reported FOR Tie New York Tribune.


Reported FOR Tie New York Tribune.
APPLES continue to be in brisk demand, and good
quality sell for 81 - per barrel 20 barrels Of very fine
,reakfd pppins from up the North River sold 81 IS
/ This wa an uncomnc y fine lot, many oil The apples
| seghGr 10 aud 20 Cunco'.
| APPLES DRIEO.-Morket full--no demand whatever
| Sales lower than before Known - ceLts 10 81
| bushe
BUTTER continues plenty bat the prices of last week
| are luJ sustained.
| PROOFS CORN New-York is principally suppl cd
uiih Corn Blooms from the of New iork nnd Ms
sachuso,ts although la &c quantities are brought IN
Fem NewJeiss, aud Pennsy vania The saes anounii 10
sbout million Of brooHs and accord
ing to the quality from So 90 to SIS per 100 Th' Is the
season for bringing them in, aud believs there is
ready market for all come.
CABBAGES-Saes from the sloops have been nude
mostly at 50 per 100 heads though sold low a
S275 About 10000 heads market daring The
Wet
CRANBERRIES.-Tn demand aud ready sale ut Si,'5
aud $500.
EGGS-Acontinuc sca-ce and high. 90 barrels were
bought daring the week 10 per dozen, aud VT
heard Of sale of 9OG0l.t about t same rates. We
understand that spec uators buy Them up the country
sod deal them the City dealers sPsrrgIy ms
be This cnsbes Them such xorbi,aut rrices
AP sYvania- by the usne oil Wells, duri the 1T
Na.ou DO rht up from tha farmers his ncs .6erhood
etwc 800 and $50 010at acu, 10 ccus dozea. lie
aJw brrgs about 1900 or 1900 dozen week to Newlo5k
sells them 70 and - per dozen. The farmers
this way egreeiousiy imposed upon the City dea
unable bay artte 'hc, allows him far profit
AMI the comp. He'd ,osutmit to mn It an'
xorlioa. We viii AID the farmers all in power to
| Ore up Thu. monopoly.
GAME.-3u, little variation from reports Of last
sCek. VEINS IN is rather more demand, but viii not
Command han very prime Saddle would sell
for Il cens. With the exception OF what may be in the
RssGag,surs there Is prob bly, h,n l00O lbs.
Ia the City on siic.
hogs -pleuty--4 and {! cent?.
oNIoNs-Ab5ut to- bushels arrived during TIE las,
week. Sales red 30 and Ill cents per hush,l-"kie -
and sli cents. The largest supply " received from
Rhode Island and the principal part Of tho rcd are ship
ped from New York tc the " cot Indies.
PorNTo&S-A tril, lowcf than our last weeks re
For The srke, i. not ovcrstoeked however f,r the
tolson.
PoULrRN.-An kinds rather down. Turkies sell for
aad 10 cents per pound Cncens ion - 10 - cents
Ave age size about 81: cents.
TURN!PS.--H'ot many in market and great demand
Sales ut - cents per tu.scL
Woop-The sniorn inysri. foy Writer supply >s.na'
Virginia riae from tn vesse soils for 81 cordIcr,oy
Pine for 81 00-Oak Wool from s. Is to SIS GO Hickory
$50 to s. 90
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packc, ship Emersn Hose, t,on HAvsc, Oct > with
mds- tn Wa. Whiuocs. u
Sai, Rcpu5l c. houipsuu ~ DAYS tfom Liverpool with
uI,r. To NJ. y IL. NAury. s5S passengers
Packet ship Rhonc ulion, II Nrc Uc;. 1, wa mise
to { Bolton Fox * Livingston.
Ship New arb. Norwiu IA! from Saranaah with Get
ton to ;nham \ Dmou.
ship Cha Thatcher, days from Savannah, with cot
,ru TO Scot x Moueil
B.rk T. d BaSscu &c days from Ms'os4, With fruit to
orGei
Rark Cal.>,o, Blsncharl Il days from Bremen, with
inisc to Nesm ia y Leeds.
Ere E,4 Aeh, sln: on, - days fem May
coffee 10 Il. K lcharj..
rr Roti Adaas Burr % days from Malaga VITA w'ae
aud iIult 10 l. Sa,iker.
Bog Sooy, Thompson, : days from. New Bedford, in
ballast
Sir Crderslla Croweil Is days from Ilalla>, with
salmon Sc. To q < J. LaarioS.
Schr Niagara. lowell Boston, iEGso-
srsr Ionisa lIinck'ev, Boston. r.i>e.
Schr MoD,ano Crcwoil, Boston, uIdsc.
Schr March ri ,kcrsos Boston, hsn.
Sc,r savannah, Nickersoa, Boston, fish
Sch. Fairfield Barr, Sa!en,, ndSe
Schr Adventure, Barrett, Boston, i>h
Sc1r Waak,n&o Nickerson, Boston. fish
Scbr I-nrer Crowcll, Boston NH.
Schr NsulsoSg. Nat news, Sal III, hSh
Schr lueretis. Wade. Es>tport, fish
Sehr PheSc Bsx.er Rsxter. UnbeS, hides
Schr Texan, Sml!l, Passport. hsh-
Schr Homer Weeks, Boston, fish.
S;hr 81. Helena. Serlow. Bangor, lumber.
Schr orczembo. Sngen Lubec, p.aSicr
Schr Susan Dri kwaler. Th0mastOn, lime
Schr Hercules, Warrington. y c. nAvai stores.
Scsr 'ndromeds, f-ede, Lubec i,h.
Schr G.ide, Ga-Suer, Sag Harbor, if,h.
Sch: cyprus, Keller, Lnbec, plaster.
SchS NNy Baker, Ncx Ro3fort, IN l1l!Ist.
Sehr Metl:i,, rhoiuastop me.
Schr Abbot LASrel c., MeeSsr Bo inn, mdsc
Schr Taunor Berean Ply mouth fish
Schr Repeater, Francis, Wilmington, y. c. POWELL q
Mills.
Bellows Ships, Bsrks, and Briggs Wind S West
" The pnctei-sh'p SWITZERLAND FOL
Le don is deta aed tiil Fniay, L. inst nj IL O'Clock
For p.sssge having superior accommodations. apply
Oh board, foot of NJ alden lane. 10
NIL GRiNNELL, MINTURN 4 CO., Is South st.
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We copy tho follswing from the Rochester Democrat
Two bundled aud seventy thousand barrels .f FioI r
reached tide water after the sacoLd week in No
,em.r The receipts tide water IN The month Of DC
le this year about hundred thousand barre
e., Than the corresponding month last year SuPpote
that from tue W.st aud tho few nils which yet III
Ills STATE there Should seventy thousand barrels OF flour
reach Nsw ork after tie 9th inst (Which by t1c way
se very much doubt) there will then be deficiency OF
three hundred thousand barrels.
The Guardian Insurance Company have declared a div
deSd Of four per cent.
The injunction of the Buffalo Bank will come be
fore the Chancellor on the gid inst. The business OF The
Bnk in the meanwhile remains in the hands Of the Cash
ier Mr. John X. Lee.
Tae quantity of Flour and Wheat delivered from the
Erie Canal during the first week in November, Ut the
p!sccs naued below, is as follows, viz:
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Dis0:

In this city, Nov. Q, VIM II. Walsh aged Co.
In th,. cy Nov. y allc, short Illness, Henry ties-
derscn
The men bars Of Ming Co. Lodge No. A. o. Of O. F
aud the members of th- order generally requested 10
a.ieId his funeral, this 2IicruoOu al } o'clock
Ia ,hi- city. Nov. TO- Churles Win ;id, tbtrd son OF
IIcreyy and IA all Brow 3, aged sear, aad lis
Tao r,iayc, and friends Of the family invited L.
tend the Tins Craursday) afternoon al O'CLOCK
from 40 IS Amos st.
la ,hi. city, Nov 3 Christopher Light, sged 'years
la this city, Nov. 9, hares Rrui, III the 4st year OF
his age.
ATreenvich, Conn. Nov. 9, HenryJ. HeSry J. Knapp
At Rye, Westchesier Go. Nov. ., Henry P Morgan.
IL New Haven Nov. Q, j. ". Moore. late Lieutenant
in tho Z. =. Navy.
AtS Angus ine Pa OFT -, of the prevailing fever,
alor jacob BIO Acting faymaster . y a snd 'on
the lair II, 10: g IN. Jacob Drawn.
At Singapore Capt Augustus Cook, native of France
md nIr 4 Now YORK
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The Patrick Henry for Liverpool takcS s.''U'U III si
cig, and the Ar.o fsr EIayre si'9 5.v'
some description. Of specie declined IN rates
We oo,e soap,h Dollars a, ! Al per cent Mexican |:
AZ Air i1aye. al soys-egrs ass a 477, Spanish
pouloons To- 80 10 80 Pariot DO ID $50 Five Franc
Pieces - g5l. Silver has declined IL England.
lo Foreign Exchange there change and but little
dopg Sterling 99 II I0!, Francs $40 The Domcetic
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
TO THE LADIES.

u JOHN II. DlNGNAN has notrrc.iyed fifteen lay,
later from Paris. bu yell supplied ~i,h F.enca
Brtsh ard Americas Dry Goods Of lates, and Eos
fssoaabls styles exceedingly leg prices which ne Is
ogerirg at srea, bargains He invites the public
speci his ieudd before purchasing and sats
iy themselves If lis Of Silks Shawl Prints Done
ncs &c can be surpassed Just received from Importer
10 close ms stock TO- the ,easou.
sPl-EeDID SILKS.
~ pieces elegant SATIN stripe sld Sstered, assorted
color, from :. iU-.
25 DO fgure1 and chlrgca5le
80 DO Chene. very de.r.ble
l. 10 beautiful striped as4 agured blue black
~ 90 figured mode colots
loo plain black. blue back and color-d Silks.
from j. Cd 70 10 per yard. and SaIias Silks Of
every description. Also,
sNAWLs.
100 rich Cashmere, elegant designs from $40 10 sec
200 B-oehe. conplei. assortment ON s. TO so
Also, embroidered Cashmere, French Kabyl-. Rob
Row, &c.
Taglionls. Bomba,us De LANES, Merooes
Velves Cloths, Cass raere.. Saineis. &c.
PRINTS.
500 yards Prints elegant patterns ,, worth s.
10 c,ses French and English frcm Is 81 l. 3s I'll
cases American. from % To l.
DO1EEsTICs.
30 and balcs Domestic. fiSa 90 to /, ii
Fl,nnel, Blankets Canton rlaants.
JOHN II DlNGMAN 30l Grand ST.
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