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Board of Navy Commissioners. A
A flor doducf-

Board of Navy Commissioners. After deduct
ing ten per centur1, payment will be made by
the United States within thirty days after the
said articles shall have been inspected and re-
ceived, and bills for the same presented 10 the
Navy Agent, approved by the Commanders or
Commanding Officers of the respective Navy
Yards and Naval station aforesaid, according
to the terms of the contracts.
The Board of Commissioners reserve TO
themselves the right TO reject all offers from
all persons who have heretofore failed to fulfill
their contracts.
Blank forms of offers for each denomination
of articles will be furnished by the respective
Navy Agents or Commanding Officers, to per.
sons applying for them. and upon which all of.
fers should be made strictly conforming TO the
directions which they contain. Samples of
the biscuit will De lodged with the Commanding
ing Officers of the respective Navy Yards and
Naval station. %
0FTo be published in the National Intelli-
gencer, Madisonian, Army and Navy Chroni-
Gle, Alexandria Gazette and Globe, in the Dis
trio, of Columbia Portsmouth Journal, New
Hampshire Vermont Waichman and State
Journal, and the Peoples Press, in Vermont;
Boston Daily Advertiser, Boston Atlas, Boston
Courier and Essex Register, in Massachusetts;
New York Express, and New York CONNER
cial Advertiser, in the state of New York !;
NorthAmerican and Daily Advertiser. in Penn
syvania; Baltimore Patriot, and Baltimore
American, in Maryland Norfolk and Ports
mouth Herald, Richmond Wing. and Freder-
icksburgh Arena, in the state of Virginia.
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A CARD.
TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.

TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS. IL
consequence Of the extremely unsettled
state of the currency for few years past, rem.
dering the sales on credit so very hazardous
and the manifest wrong and injustice of charg
ing the good man so high profit as the neces-
sty ofthe case compels every one 10 do in or
der TO meet the losses by the bad, we adopted
the plan Of buying and selling exclusively for
cash. And now having fully tested the fact,
that those who buy their goods on credit. or of
credit houses, or of cash and credit houses, can.
not at all compete with our customers in the
sale cftheir goods, we shall therefore, continue
the same system.
BY paying cash for our goods, we are ena-
6led TO obtain most of them from Manufacturers,
and from first hands, thereby saving (at lcast)
all the charges of tho commission merchant,
such as commissics, grarantee, interest, labor
&C., which often amounts 10 a retail profit,
which enables us 10 sell by the piece, as low as
they are usually bought by the package, (inter.
est off,
We therefore specially invite all those in the
trade who are no! willing 10 pay the losses by
others, acd can make such pay for their goods,
TO call and examine ours, before purchasing
elsewhere.
We keep constantly on hand general as.
sortment of American, English and French,
Woollen, Linen, Cotton and Silk. Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, by tho piece or package.
LESTER HOLMES & Co.
l67 Pearl ST.
e NewYork. Aug. 10, 1s4l. lily
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FOR THE CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS g. CONSUMPTIONS.
SEARS

GENUINE VEGETABLE PULMONARY DAIsAMIc SYRUP
OF LIvERwoRT.
MI ORE than $4,000 bottles of this verv val
- liable medicine have been sold, principally
in the State OF Maine, since it was first offered
TO the public BY the original inventor and proprie-
tor, few years since.
IL is undoubtedly superior to any other article
offered to the public; as it seldom fails in giving
reilef where it is taken in due season.
Although the superior virtues Of this medicine
are well known, and its qualities highly approved
vet tie following certificates are added for the
satisfaction of any who may be afflicted with
those diseases for which it is designed Several
others may be seen on the bill Of directions ac
companying each bottle.
Each genuine bottle is inclosed in blue
wrapper on which is red label signed by t. B.
MERRICK, or S. PAGE.
Price 81 cents per bottle.
For sale by the gross, dozen, or single bottle,
5. PAGE, Hallowell, Me-, to whom orders
may be directed.
For sole by S. MOODY, Middlebury, Vt.
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800 REV ARD

a NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD has been Offered for months, 10 auy
who will use bottle of Hays Llniment for the
Piles without being cured. Of thousands sold in
instance has it failed of a cure. Proof over
whelmng TO be had where it is sold 1t is also GER
tain cure in nearly every case.
Externally in the following complaints.
For the Piles, Tightness of The chest
For all DroPsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of the legs,
Sore thcat by cancers OF or other fungus sores,
ulcers however obstinate
Group, long standing,
Whooping cough, Fresh Wounds,
Scad Head Chilhlains &c. g.
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NAVY SUPPLIES FOR 1912.

Nary Commissioners Office, Sept 30 ls4l.
PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed, will
Il be received at this office until o'clock
T. NJ. OF Monday, the 1st November next, for
furnishing and delivering at the Navy Yards at
Portsmouth N. H., Charlestown Mass, Brook.
Ign ~ Y. Philade pha Pa, Washington d. c.,
Gosport Va. and the Baltimore Naval station.
respectively, such quantities of the following ar
lices, Of the best quality. that may be ordered
or required from the contractors by the respect.
i've Commanders or Commanding Officers at
said Navy Yards and Naval station, or by The
Navy agents, respectively, during the year
1912, for the use Of the Navy of the Unite1
States, viz
No. l. bolt and Sheet Copper mot rollcd)
No. 2. Round, f1a.. andsque.
No. 3. Superine Flour
No. 4. Ship Biscuit (made from superfine
OF the manufacture of the years
lS41 or 1922
No. 5. Whiskey
No. 6. Butter
No. 7. Sperm Candles
No. s. Sperm Oil
No. 9. Linseed Oil lin its raw state)
No. 10. Paints 1.-THE several articles named
No. IL. Moasscs, Vinegar, Rice, and
White Beans
1t is distinctly understood however, that per.
sons who may offer are not TO have anv claim
or privilege TO furnish Iany greater quantity of
any article than may be expressly ordered.
Ii is also 10 be understood that, when persons
reside at other places than those near which
they engage to furnish articles, they will be re.
,,I Ill
son resident at or near the place of delivery, 10
receive and act upon the acquisitions or orders
which may be made.
And it is also TO be understood, that in case
the person who contracts or his agent, shal
neglect or fail to comply with the reauisitions
or orders he may receive for articles under his
contract, in proper time and of proper quality,
the officers or agents of the Navy shall be au.
thorized to purchase the same, and the con.
tractor shall be liable for any excess of cos, over
the contract price.
Separate proposals must be made for each
class OF articles for each Navy Yard and for
the Baltimore Naval station. The blank offers
FURNISHED TO indiriduazs must hare all the blanks
carefully filled up, and must be subscribed as
directed IN the note on the face of each form,
and the offers must be unqualified and uncon.
ditional.
Bonds with two approved suretes, in one.
third of the estimated amounts of the respective
contracts, will be required, and ten per centum
in addition will be withheld from the amount
of each payment 10 be made, as collateral secu.
rty for the due and faithful performance of the
respective contracts; which will, on no account,
be paid until the contracts are complied with in
all respects unless specially authorized by the
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LOOK OUT.

Some Swn1lers have counter:eited This article and
put il up with various devices. Do not be imposed
upon. One thing oTly will protect you-it is the
name OF COMSTOCK & CO, that name must b..
always on the wrapper, you are cheated. Do not
fnrgetit. Take this direction with you, and test by
that. buy it, fer it ismpossibe foi any other
10 be true or genuine.
Sold by CoMSTOCK CO..
III Maiden Lane. IO:iy
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BANK OF vERGENNES NOTICE

A GRE to an act of the Legisa' ure, passed
October 1910, by which every Bank whose char
ter shall be extended is required to call in the whole
amount OF its capital stock within one year om its
renewal the stockholders of the Bank Of vergennes
are hereby notified that ten dollars on each share of
the capital stock is required to be paid in bv tbs ian
day of December next ' -'''
BY order Of the President and Directors.
ISAIAH SCOTT, Cashier.
Vergennes, September s, IS4I Iesw
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OF LETTERS,
J in the Post Office at Mid.
;, Sept. 30th 1s4l.
Haven, Mr..
Hickok, Jerusha
Hurlbut, Sam'l-2
w. Hubbard, Sophia
Hooker, VIM. P.
Ives, Lydia
Jewett, S. w.
Keough, Patrick
Kirby, Jno. S.
King, Chester C.
King, Franklin
Lumpkins, Peter
Lansonly, Louis Veil
~ Leicester, Timothy
LeClair, Paul
Leach, Hiram
Larned, Jas.
Martin, George-2
Miller. Calvin S.
|. Marin. Ctas.
Marshall, DR..
Mcdonald. Adeline
Monger, Riley
Monger, VIM.
McDonough, Malaky
a McFaden. Nail
Newton. Asahei
Ormsbee, Archibald-3
Pierce, Theo 1oiia
Parker, Jno. B.
: Pond, Mary
Pond, Dan. P.
Page, Geo.
Proux, Mons. N.
Perkins, Silas
Prout, Jno. c. !
Prindle, Rev. ca
Pray, VIM. R.
Rand, Dan'l c.
Roberts. Louisa
Roberts, John
Rockwell, Mr..
ROMEO, Francis
Sessions. d. L.
Scott, VIM. NJ.
Smith, David
Steward, E. B.
e Sperry, David
Shaw, w. B.
Steward, B.
Tommissel, Louis
Tenney, Melissa NJ.
Whitcomb, Jemima
Whitmore, Alvin J.-3
Warner, E.
Walker. j. A.
Wheeler, John P.
Woodward, Abner
E. w. DRuRY, P NJ.
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NOTICE TO JOINERS.

NOTICE TO JOINERS.
Proposals will be received until about the
Solh OF the present Month for furnishing Blinds
Tor the Windows TO the Congregational Meet
inghouse in this. Village, 10 be completed by
The firsof April next.
A. WILCOX.
for The prudential Com.
Middlebury Oct. 9Th 1s4I.
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Wool

"a SHE subscriber has menced the cur.
Il chase of wool for this season, and will
pay cash, and as high prices as his employers
will authorize. ASA CHAPMiN
July Is. lS4l. IN
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QA TEA DINING SETTS, together
NV with large stock of CRocKERY,
GLASS WARE and LOOKING GLASSES, just rcc'd
at reduced prices, by A. FRANCIS.
Oct. IL, 1S4I. 23tf
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BOnnets.

ESLORENCE BRAID, Straw and Pavel
a. Leaf Bonnets and Hoods, Just received
and for sale. z. BECKWJTH
May 81, 1871.
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ERlNO. KABYBE, CLEMENrINE, Bro
1xA CHA TARTAR. NJ. De LAME and SILK
SH A WIS;
A'so-a large assortment of FANCY H'K'Fs.
A. FRANCIS.
Oct. ii, lS4I. 23tf
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Hats.

En-. THE subscriber again reminds his
80 friends and the pnblic that he has on
hand al the old stand doors north
of the jail good and fashionable assortment
of Hats, which he will sell as low, if not a little
locsr, than can be bought at any other estab
lishment.
Lam5's Wool will be received in payment
for hats, al liberal price.
N. B.--Those-whose accounts have be-
come due. are requested 10 call and settle the
same withou: delay, as these sums are very
much wantedto meet the hardness ofthe times.
JOHN JACKSON.
Middlebury, August 10, 1910. IA
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SALMON, Goldfish, MackereI, Picked and
~ dried Halibu,, for sale BY JOHN WOOD.
kRUSH Hats, constantly for sale of the best qual.
y ny JOHN WOOD
>LOUR OF the best kind. for sale by
JOHN WOOD.
June 25, 1S4l.
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ID EMAINING
H. dlebury VT,
Avery, Lovina
Abbey, Fl.
| Arnold, Uriah F.
Brockway. DR.. w. v
Boynton, Ira
Butler. Chs B.
Bird, Joseph
Brusol, Theodore
Bady, William
Bason, John
Brown, JAS
Branch, Jos.
Birge, Elijah
Boardman. Timothy
Barlow, Edmund
Burrows, Mary
Brown, Lydia L.
Brown. VIM. A.
Bellows, Daniel
Blanchard. Mary A.
Crocker, Charles
Colman, Harrison
Case, Sarah A. C..
Cameron, Geo. N.
Drake, Lucelia E.
Dunning. Tryphosu
Duren. Jos.
Donnelly, Peter
DeLord, Anthony
Drake, Asaph
Bowling, Calharine
Dwire, John
Emerson, Mary P.
Ellen, M.
Eveleth, Philip
Eells. Everard
English, Sam'l
Emery, Cynthia
Ellsworth, Jesse
Ford, VIM. A.-2
Fuller, Lucinda
Ford, Daniel-2
Flagg, Madison
Foot, Noble-2
Fisher, Tryphenia
Green, PhilaEder
Goddard, f. B.
Goodman, Catharine
Howard, Mary
Hall Mariette A.
Hugh, Geo. w.
Happen, I1ugh-2
Hickey, Francis
Holiday, Eliza
Hunt, Harry
Hamilton, Betsev
Hawkins Jas NJ.
Hawley, R. p
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Stone Lime.
IHNHE subscriber has On hand and will keen
II constantly for sale, at the marble quarry. a.
bout mile and half east of this village. near
MILAN Stowel's. on the road 10 Dea. Boyce's, a
first rate article of Stone Lime, which will be sold
on reasonable terms. NATHAN MYRICK.
Middlebury, June 80, ls4l. stc
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HARTFORD.

CONGRESS and Pavilion Water for sale by
J. WOOD.
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g YOU'D SPRUCE SHINGLES. wanted
IN $4,000, by JOHN WON '''
June 25. Ie4l.
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FHNHE subscriber keeps for sale
Il COTTON BATS by the bale,
IRA STEWART.
Aiiddlcbury Sept. ii, 1911. I9f
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WEST-INDIA Goods and Grocenos-a genera lIy
w sortment, for sale at the lowest prices
June 20. JOHN WOOD.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
THE NEW WORLD

FOR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, ls4l,
Offers TO the friends literature and the public the fol
lowing table OF contents:
l. cu4nLr. o'MALLrr-c,nclusiOn Of the September
part.
Il. THn Pic Nc r.prn,-Ed.ed by Boz.-Three New
Stories: The Knight Banneret Ny Aunt Honour :
and John DRYDEN and Jacob TOnson-
Ill B.nSaBr RyDcE.-FOur chapters, Of deep inter-
est-receved by the Grea; Western.
". DtpDlv. SEA soycs-with Engraving
V. oRicryAl. Porrnr.-"A sketch by MIS- osgood .
a Song and ITO Mother on the Death oil mex
Daughter by MIS- NJ s. B. Dana, ofcha'ies;on' Sc
VI GuY FAwkrs in continuation.
VII Lr4rrR. of Air Webster and The E';se'Fe'aE'e''
VIII REVIEW Of the vetoez
TX. Foarrc~ News by the Great Western
Y. Musical and Dramatic Criticisms LiieraTy inie
qence News OF the Week Editorials, Variety SC
1l-Terrns 50 year. Single copies 6! cents Office
30 Ann street where gentlemen from the eo"ntTy are
Yo,,scl.JIv invited to cali and subscribe The first vol
,h.rIe, O,ilalleY given gratis all new sub
s a,..., .Io.s ]. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
AUCTION ALE 5.
KY -. DRAPER, Jr.

Sore 81 WiAiam-s;rset. c0rser OF PiHs-street.
Ca SATURDAY. September y, =; l0oc!1ck.
CLoTas AND CAssINESsS ySoN The SRELvsS-SoyerSl
irroces of Wooden Goods comprising aud desirable
CT fall winter ARTICLES CT tie LATEST apor
ia,.ons
l.O 50 pieces Beaver CIo;h, black, bluc black an
indigo blue a very tue article, and Jist LANDED.
Also, = piece. tiot Cloths.
Also, - do Fiushinss-
,,o 100 do wc>; OF England black blue black iav.s
tlesTeen and indiso blue Cloths IL.
ESQ, - pieces Broadeloths. assorted eol!ofs
4f.o, 100 pieces fancy Cashmere
Asa, IS 90 West OF England baek and biac black
Cassimers>, for city trade.
Terms, g months for approved endorsed noies
TUESDAY. Sept u. At 10 O'CLOCK
PACKAGE S,Lk-259 packages Of irlsh Scotch Amen-
csr and British Dr tiosas Of recent importation, AID
adapted 10 the season
Terms mos.As on approved endorsed notas
Catalogues sed samples o. msrnns Of sale.
ON THURSDAY. Sept. y, AZ ~ oci- ek
FRENcH GooDs-200 cases OF Ercach Coos OF fecens
Importation. comprising large desirable assortment
OF rich and high articles. Term, m0aias ief APP
proved endorsed Catalogues and samples eE morn
q ale.
Al-o heavy bl,cS Six Vtvcts.
Also, heavy colored six Velvet NestinGS
Also, heavy biack figured Satin Vcstiucs
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
ne,x.York Markets.

AsnEs-Potr are firmly taken as they arrive at sooo
Some orders were received by the Great Western Pearls
are nominal at355. The receipts arc light
CorroY.-The market to-day is rather hrmer IN conse
cu,nce of the somewhat favorable ad'ces from England
The aes hsyo been about 500 10 coo bales al firm rates
FLouK-Thc effect of the foreign news has ocsn COM
pe,ey TO unscte the market, For Gencsee o,3't OIL
red and GOA ask ed but there have bean sacs BY
Which the market rate can DO entertained The market
will probably be dull for day or two, aud then settle al
aAou6 50 for Gcnsce Southernis held 30 w. o1
sparce could probably be bought lower. Most OF tho
orders from England by the last boat have been counter
nsndod.
GsAIs-Coru is improving and in firm demand. sales
100 bushels Jersey 76i &c measures Northern Corn
held at soc measures but sales havo been made ut
that rates lsoO bushels Rye Colo; to go East 5Oo do
the boat a, 5c For Oats the demand fair; with not
avery large supply aud the price has advanced to ~
y: for new aud old.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
Dieu:

In this city, Sept. Il, alter short but scTsro Illness
Mrs Eetccca Cromw ell, the 9th year of her age.
The friends and scquainianeef of the deceased, and
those of her sons John l. and VIM. A. Cromwell are re-
srectfuy invited attend her funeral hi. afternoon at
o'clock. from go Dyision-strect.
Boston, ,'aeip and Cicaveland, Ohio papers please
cop this notice.
At Ne, burgb Orange County, Sept TO- the residence
of the Hon. Jas, G. Clinton, WIN. Henry Gordon OF TINS
city, in the 18th year OF his age.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
POSTSCRIPT.
A GREAT REBELLION

Against Hard Times, High Prices ard Dull Trade, has
been determined spon b. the Subscriber and
Sc mas arr.ed himself FOX the siege with New Rich md
Complete Stock OF Goods. lie has ;aFo~n down the
gauntlet. and prepared look every enemy IN The
face desires the LADIES' and the Pabhc generally 10
pay hin AID judge BY examining MS splendid As
sortmeht of Dry Gced- whether he Is rot The Yie;of
JUST OPENED,
sILKs-sIIES.
Gaze elegant changsable striped AVID figured Arure.
do very rich striped and figured Gro de Aeger.
60 beautiful waier,d aad striped Satin. very ,ich.
do sup. 'tIpei and figure Gro de Afriquc.
20 rich Bocadc sni Csene.
do Gro &c Ncw-York and Gro DE- Ptkin.
do blnck and blue. black plain and igared Silk Of
every style.
so pieces figured and pais SILK, every description.
10 do brazilian Gacc, very hesvy; together It'll
Italians Gro de Rhn- Double Poutt de Sos, Sa,iss, &c
PRINTS.
case. French 10 English. and IS cases American
Pnnts. lIERENOEs.
Frencs, English and Ger.n Merinocs, all coors md
qualities. Taglionis, Saxonics, Bembazhss.
s8AWLs.
Cashmere Satin, Danask aSld Brocha.
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, SATlNET'S and VEsTlNGS.
FLANNELS. BLANKETS snd aisrseHcs QUILTS.
DOMESTICs-B and Uableached-grea, guam
ties All OF which tina public politely invited to eS
anime. ut JOHN H. DlNGMANS'
sol Grand-s,. corner Of Orchard.
MA large assortment Of Chen- Mcrlnoes. - The
French tiarrnan and Italian languages spoken. sl7 IN
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
aales nj Auction.

Br VIM. H. Franklin-Kcal Es,ate-Chancery Sale-A
M Of ground on the south side of Hcnrys distinguished
map Of thu lands OF HendreA Rutgers ueeeaeu' ~
h M @ containing III width IS feet, and IN length IVe
feet, si75O Also thu, lot o. ground and premises DIS
uaguishod q map the Rose Hill Farm by tue 30
IS situate on the ID Avenue, near 10th street
By L. IL ludlow-Reul Estate-Chancsry Sale-Iwo
O, on Sd street, Ri by 1906. $1,000
By Wm Dumon,-Real EstAtc-Chanccry Sale-four
los B-rgen-si Brooklyn, Nos leo 1884, lsV ana ~
500 each Also lots No i64 aud los Dean-st Brooklyn.
le esch
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
SELLING oFF-RARE OPPORTUNITY

SELLi-Nh Oti-i''A'- Va NN
The subscriber, with view Of chccng change IN ms
bu ness of cleng his present extensive stock
of goods comprising choice assortment OF West of Eng
land Cloths of the fashionable shades plaid and fancy
Cassimeres rich silk and woocn Velvcts English Satins
and Silks To!lenettcs &c. &c all of the finest quality
and recon, importa,ons and which will be manufactured
in his usual style of elegance great abatement ia pFi-
ces, for CASH ONLY.
Gentlemen in need Of REALLY first ratio Garments and
at REALLY low prices solicited to call, US they will
here find advantageous bargains Those in quest Of slop
good and op prices referred to the 81 per cent dis
count Emporums where trial will suffice 10 REFORM
the IDEAS of the most economical. CHARLES con,
Sign of the Golden Fleece, Of Fulton and Nassau-ss
n B-Gen,lemen furnishing their own cloths can have
them make up IN the superior STYLE at prices COM
-, .rsur,te with the above sl4 eod2wis
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18

u Particular No.icc.-Thsse persons having
furniture OF any description dispose or or who
breaking up keeping, will fad ready sale for any
portion all their goods by sending their address,
calling upon the subscriber.
Goods 10 nny amount purchased.
81 lmis saw o. F.COLToN, 1877 Chatham street.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
and Money Matters.

FTiGdyI J. tut
The tendency of tho advice. from England was to cause
.,t. ~ advance to day at the board L. 8 Bank sold
a, O.. an Improvement Of per cent Delaware anu nv
c advanced per ceot Farmers Trust Il! 'ick'o"fs
Canton Co. : Paterson j. " Jersey /, L. Island l. Boston
and Providence Z.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-18
AREfrEn.

Ship Pocshonta higgins. 80 dys I'm Bristol, Eng ndza
10 Brown, Brothers a 60. q passengers
Ship Pauhea. Goodr=anon, ia Liverpool Aug H. undze
Il Martin s. Brown.
Dr. brig Atlanta Blay, dys n Bcrnudn, ballast; Godc
&; BARCLAY.
Brig William Bryant, c dys I'm Machias Lumber, Brett
s, Voc,
Br- Hannah -ad Abigail, Lesnd, dy. I'm Lubec pas-
ter, Easier.
Bug Oak Atkins, dy. hz Philadelphia, potatoes
bound TO Boston.
schr Challenge yalpey, Jys I'm E.spor;, plaster,
Nier-s & Son.
schr John MeErea, Clifford, &c dys I'm Auacktpas, live
OAK, : Rec.
SEER Constitution Hoslns dys I'm Calls, Ne, lumber
Brett Il Eose.
Schr Charles, weshard 6 dy, fin Richmond coal, capt.
Schr Robert, RoucIad, Small dys i'm luacc plaster
Soulc Whitley & Co.
schr Ccyon Daring, 10 days, fun Bluehi, granite.
BROW. ships, brigs.