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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
THE WIDOW.

Tread lightly round that sacred spot
And force not back the tear,
For there widow'd mourner weeps
Beside her husband S bier.
Her long beloy' her earliest choice,
She lived for him alone;
And, Oh the strength of womans love,
Herself has only known.
One look of anguish in that grave
The wretched mourner cast;
One long, long lingering look of VOC
Oh, must ii be the LAST
She turns to her once happy home,
IT'S desolate and sad
For he her leading star is gone,
Whose presence made it glad
She sees her orphan babes at play,
Their merry laugh she hears
Then broken hearted turns away,
To hide her flowing tears.
Why thus bereft, mysterious heaven,
In agony she cried;
Oh, that these pledges and myself,
Were sleeping by his side
Alone amid thousand forms,
The storms of life to brave
What are the busy crowd to her,
Whose heart is in the grave!
oh weeping mourner is there none
Can give thy soul relief
Can bind thy broken spirit up
And calm thy storm Of grief
o, ask not why he thus bereavfs,
But trust fathers love.
Perhaps he took thy idol hence
To draw thy soul above
Then yield to him thy aching heart,
All other hope give Ger;
Prepare to meet at his right hand,
Where parting is no more! S. T.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
ChnnIl GnnnetinUt

ITOR by the subscriber his No. O. Granite block
Fine, Superfne and Extra supcrfne English, Venetian
and American CARPEliNGS; stair do, IS ana So wide ;
Scotch Hemp do. yd wide; Hearth Rugs, &c.
P8PHR H.4.EGLNGS! \ large assortment of the best
styles from Il l2 to 70 cents per roll .4LSOTeas Sugars
COlCes and all such articles usually kept Grocery
Store. DENNY KELLEY. iu.]f
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
FARM FOR SALE.


fNIE subscriber Offers for sale his Farm situate Rob
inson's Corner in Richmond IL consists of about four
hundred acres OF good land, WHICH will be sold all together
III lots to suit purchasers it has large quantity of Wood
and Timber on il and large Orchard with Grated Fruit the
buildings thereon consist of double story House all
finished and thoroughly painted inside and out with large
convenient Barn. and out houses also story House,
Store and blacksmith shop Terms one fourth cash upon dc
livery of good and sufficient Decd for the residue any
reasonable accommodation be had upon good security
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber the
premises WIN. PATTEN.
Richmond, March 81, 1871. til.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

JUST RECEIVED,
by THOMAS T. DONNELI., .7gc", lot of prime
I'D Cheese Fresh Figs Raisins, Oranges.AlSo fresh lot
Confectionery and many articles i'll the Grocery line,
very checp for Cash. Bath March n. It 80.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
NEW GOODS. CiiEAp!:

ElST received at the SagadahoCk Cheap Store, the
- Steam Ferry Cases New Goods, consisting in part Of
Fig'd aud plan Apines, Calles and Mousn de Lanes
English, French and American Prints Edinioro Shawls
Fancy liiks. and Scar which together with Penerat
sornent Of Dry Goods and Shoes viii be sold Coz few
weeks at rcrg cao prices, and exhibited in good light, by
A. PARSONS.
Also as above-a good assortment Of Groceries.
Mnrch "A. ls4l. tfJ2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

John Jacob Astor, of New York, pays tax of
about $4,000. The rate being about IS on $1,000,
it follows that his taxable property amounts to three
millions Of dollars.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

NEW SSORTH1ENT!
ENishcr A. DOnncil offers for sale
~ reasonable terms, at ROGERS
A.. block, Front street, new and extensive
ETm.TE - assortment of fashionable boots, and
2 shoes, Hats, Caps, sc. & c. suita-
6szAe bic for winter and spring wear among
which ae-Ladies Fur lined walking Shoes-laes French
Kid Slippers of all discrptionsLades Leather Shoes of all
styes-Chdrens Leather Kid and Morocco Shoes of all
descriptions and sizes. CENTS CALF; KIP T. THICK
BOOTS. A good assortment of HATS and CAPS, suitable
the season. aLSO-A good assortment ofRUBBERS, all
sizes. The above together with variety of other articles
will be sold low for cash.
Custom work, done ORDER at short notice. in faithful
and workman like manner,
N. b. Accounts of than years standing be
settled immediately +. A. DONNELL,
Bath, Feb 10Th, l84l. tf6
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'F'Fae Lion OF the ksay.

For sale By u. y. KENI]4LL Bqth--O CURE, NO Pay!
Tie Genuine 0id Dutch, German EJ.GE2.8BLE PILLS.
Hghy recommended By UOC. PdiHtnc Mott, NJ d. Ct SeLo
York. and others.
These The orders Any that does not find relief
from these pills the price refunded back, these pos
tire orders OF the Proprietor to Agents and Others
In offering these pills the public appeal to their intel
you in duty bound respect yourself comm
nifty reject them, and publish them to the world
position, humbng and quarker. The public
ed they purely vegetable they composed of
gredcns part of the medicine is only found Asia and lin
the valleys of GERMANY For convinced extracts are
made into pills and VIII be found relief for all
bilious complaints, yellow and bilious ftyGrs fever and
aue, jaundce, scarlet raSh bilious cholic Dyspepsia &C.
1t not intended that this medicine is all dis
which the human system is bac. Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made to draw from the regions of
would each and every disease. Good medicine is not
found IN the fire whwnd Health and happiness hang
upon chance wnds-time is the herald of truth The past
at least secure they have already raised monument of
their greatness which will defy the corrOdng tooth of time
LIST OF .4GEN7S ~ LLNCOLN COUNTY
Nahum Perkins in Topsham; James Sampson Charles p
Quin j. Carr e. Son, Bowdoinham Eaoch NJ Aoeyv Geo.
H. Thomas, j. L. Sturterant & Co., Richmond Nathan Rem
noS Son, Lewiston Joshua GeriSh, Jacob BibJer ThomGs
Pierce Co., Lisbon; j. & n Rogers Bowdoin; j. b. PERM
.NtAmiel @ Reed Phpsburg James Bery Georgetown j.
". Chqdburn alles He,rH Jr Edgecomb DaeI ye,rJega
RObat Spiaacy Boothbay ArnOd Biany oseph Coa,epp
Bristol Samuel HoodJyy " H. Fisher 2rati9P N Jdlo"
Bremen Isaac Nat, q. ". IL ~ NICHOLS Nm IT. Bar,
nard, Waldoboro; Stephen Jnrick Jr Webster; Edmund
Dana, Wscasset; Vim. Carney Alma; Henry H. Jennings,
Thomas Gentaner, Nobeboro H. @. Plumner Damarscoa;
Geo. Weeks Jefferson; Il. Collins, Union; s. b. IVherbee
Warren b. I. LeDenSater Thonaston. (Iy25)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected weekly from Boston papers.
The following complete list of Banks whose bills
not bankabe in Boston, which is added the rate per cent
discount.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

SNHITNVELL'S TEMPERANCE BITTERS-{ VuA
w oft Hiae .4Oho The strongest most pleasant and
ecacious Bitters in the T. g. for Jaundice, Drowsness
want Of Appetite, Covcncss badness of Breath, and for all
unpleasant feelings and complaints incidental to the
Price % cents for pint bottle, warranted to keep in all
climcs and seasons
RHEUMATISM.
Also, Whiteets Opoado the only application for
rheumatism, Spasms, &c. Price % cents.
Also, 8romdc ShHt, made from Roots and Herbs, fol
headaches, dizziness, Sc Price 2j and so pr bottle
For sale by DENNY KELLY, Bath, Me, 3w3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

TA the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
Of the last VIII Of Peeg Talllnan late Of Bath in the
County Of Lincoln, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds the law directs. And
all persons having demands upon the of the said Pee
Tallman required exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted TO the said called upon make yme
ELEANOR TALIMAN,i ,,.
HENRY TALLMAN H1e'N'rs
Bath, March 90 lsIl. l.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
GORHAM SEMINARY.

THE Trustees of this Institution contemplating certain
pairs the Seminary buildings during the approaching
of the school, it found desirable to defer the
of the next Term week beyond the time de-
signated in the advertisement recently circulated.
The NEXT TERM THEREFORE COMMENCE ON THURS
DAY, 18th MAY INSTEAD OF THURSDAY
6TH and will continue fourteen weeks.
JACOB S. SMITH, Secretary.
Gorham April 9, 1871. 3w3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

Il. +. SAWYER,
ATTORNEY At LfW
-, BOWDOINIIAM, Me.
b. d, null attend the sereral Courts in Cumberland Lin
coin and henncbec countless and ou attend ercsireu 10 ths
business Of his Profession. -
REFER
FEssENDEN & DEBLoIs, EsQRs.,} .
Hon. SAMUEL GRAY, Bowdoinham, Jie.
Il, c. BAILEY, ESQ.,, Bath, Ne.
william Wnhh' hgTs %omR,, ESQ Ess East Taomason
MrssRs GREEDY & GUILD, Merchants, Boston, Mass.
SEBA SMITH, ESQ, Nfo York City.
Bowdoinham, March, 1871 tf3o
E'YE-WATER. Prepared by Mrs. Kenneen, and for
~ Sale by H. HYDE Bath, Me. Price rs cts for o.
Phas-2 ~ cts for half do The merits this Eve
Water will be observed by reading the following certificate
We the undersigned having for long time been afflicted
with eyes, they being much inamed and some times
very painful We have used the celebrated eyewater
without receiving any permanent relief until obtained
prepared by Mrs. kcnneen applications of HIGH
has made almost entire We therefore recommend
it to all that are afflicted in like manner.
THOMAS FIERCE, BESJAMIN FOSTER
CALEB KIMBALL, S. II. VARNgY.
Also, for Sale by JOHN +. BROWN & Co.
Bath, April l. lSil. 3w2
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

NEW ENT

A CONVENIENT HOUSE, situated High for
merly occupied by Mason, Jr. For terms &c inquire
of DANIEL. MNRSTDN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
GRAVE STONES.

GRAVE STONES.
Joel CLARK, Jr., & Co of Hallowel, hereby informs
the inhabitants OF Bath, and vicinity, that they have
sumed the Stone Cutting business formerly pursued by
Clark Jr and have taken stand Stanords Wharf near
the Town Landing where may be found good assortment
Of Dover, New York, White Marble and Slate GRAVE
STONES of all sizes and ofeyey variety opatten, ncud
ing Tomb Tables and Monuments of all descriptions Hav
ing made arrangements be constantly supplied with the
best Stock all orders in their line Of business will be
cuted with punctuaty and despatch. Mr. Charles Llapp
Jr of Bath authorised Agent whom application may
be made, and will give any information necessary, in relation
to the business. JOEL CLARK, Jr, Il Co.
Halowel, Oct 10th, 1910. ly3I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

UNE Treasurer VIII receive proposals for loan of $4,000
payable in five annual ipstalmens with annual
y, until the Both of April Persons disposed fer
the whole part of the above sum, will please hand in theiI
proposals stating the amount and rate by that day.
GUSHING ALLEN, Treasurer
Bath April l4th, 1871. 3w3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

NEW GOODS.
EUT received by Daniel Marston, good assortment
- sisting part of Broad Cloths tussincres, Sanos,
Prints, Shawls, dkfs., Seetngs, Shrngs, 1cknes,
March 2l tf52'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
ASSIGN SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE. IN BATH.

MILL be sold II auction Saturday the LIST day of Mny
w 10 O'Clock A. NJ the Ehcnezpr Arnold
in Bath, 6O of land less situated Lnds'
Island miles above Bath together with the buildings the
same consisting of II dwelling house barns and sheds
attached To the At LANDING place the premises
the south end OF said Island large quantity Of clay be
M very convenient place for making Brick, where drift
wood for burning the easily be obtained
Also lot of land and flats bounded Water street lying
between j. Hyde and Levi oughons, together with the
wharf aud stores the same, said lot is 1876 feet the
street. The wharf extends 400 feet into the River.
The land Hats the be divided into build
ing tots and Sold scprnI.y il purchasers request it.
.1so the shop and lot occupied by Walker Bradford
the centre Of the town And half OF standishs Mill
called Also n SINAI! lot OF Farming utensils. Terms made
know the time and place Of sale. For further particulars
enquire vi JONATHAN HYDE hssignees of f.
lIARTLY COVE. Arnolds property.
Bath, April sth, ls4l. y
NJ b. The other part Of the above named Island for
salr, the wlola contains about $50 arrc4.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
JOHN c. DODGE,

HISC4SSET, Maine.
OFFTCE-adioining DR.. TEHKSBURY'S-neari oppO-
site HltoHs Ydrera.
Wiscasset March Ist., lsll tfi9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

ELLIOT HOUSE,
END GENERAL SIydGE OEFICE-B.7TH ME.
~ ~ THE Public will bear in mind that the Books
Y. ~ ofall the different Stage Routes kept this
House and at other in Bath. JOHN ELLIOT
November 4th 1889. u32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

GOOD assortment just received and for sale low by D..
N Marston consisting OF Coffee, Sugars Teas Molasses
Flour, Pork, Cheese, &c. &c. March 81. If So.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

NEW GOODS.
GERSHOM HYDE is opening his Spring Stock,
VI fine assortment, and is still able sustain the reputa-
ton of his store for good Goods at low prices.
April 20, l841, 3wi
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

FEW borders indgood Accommodations by calling
IA April J.. (6I) R. p MORSE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

IsOOTS, SHOES md H.37S Tor sale ny
ID March 81. tf51 d. NhRsToN
PRIME lot of Stone Ware for sale by II. p MORSE.
a April LIST. |.
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GROCERIEs & PROVIsIONe.

CANDLES, OIL, SOAP and TOBACCO for sale
" by Bath, April 8. II. P. MORSE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

FARMING TOOLS.
OF all kinds also Herds Grass Clover and Red Top
" at y. N ARSTON'S. March -. tt 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

ORANGES, Lemons, Grapes, Figs, prunes, Raisins,
- Citron and Apples for sale by Z. P. MORSE
II T. MORSE has constantly on hand, at his Old
stand Front ST. prime assortment of w. Goods,
Provisions Groceries, &C., very cheap for cash. Pur
chasers are invited to call Bath April LIST. Ofl)
A 4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

FRESH FIGS AND RAIsINs
A FEW drums of very nice Figs also a few whole and
n parts of boxes of Fresh Rasns far sale cheap by
March ~. U ~. D. MARGTON.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

F(OARILRs WANTED! AT 50, PER WEEK !!
IL ut the Commercial House! HENRY ROO7H
would respectfully inform the public generally that he
tinues to cary on the above named House, and will furnish
board at 50 so per week.
Grateful for past idvos he s0cs Continuance of the
same Bath March II. 1871 tf50.
ROok o ZOE PT,ITr,rEll. doro Mt t,,ia Office.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
lRoxbury bank, fraud.

RHODE ISLAND.
Scituate Bank, 20 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-23
L6tchlieIGI Enquirer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
 BY HENRY ADAMS.
GOODS. at Cost, or less.

"HE full assortment of DRY GooDs, GRo- Il CERES, &c. assigned by s. GALPIN for the benefit of his creditors, are now offered for sale at cost, and many articles less than cost, for the purpose of closing up the concern without delay. As there are in this assort- ment many valuable and desirable articles those who wish to avail themselves of an op- portunity of purchasing Goods. Crockery, and Groceries at great bargains, will do well to call and examine for themselves, at the late stand of MT. Galpin, in East street.
 By ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
 E;,ebfelI JIne 24 lS41.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-23
ROOTS AND SHOES.

T0HE subscriber has this day received from \ the city large and splendid assortment of Mems coarse Boots-do Kip Boots-boys Boots-men's coarse and kip Brogans--toge- |, finer with full assortment of Small Shoes, well adapted for the fall and winter trade.
 Also, India Rubbers by the quantity.
 P.S. Those intending to pay cash for any of the above articles will do we'll to call and sec-and those that buy will do better.
 SAMUEL CLOCK. Litcbfezd Sept. 2l. l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-23

A Righteous L0w.-The act of placing ob- structons upon railroads is perhaps the most atrocious that human being can commit.-- The Legislature of Maryland has just passed a law making it penitentiary offence to place any obstruction upon railroad with view to overthrow any vehicle passing over the road, and also if the death of any person shall be occasioned by any obstruction thus placed upon the road, the offenders shall be deemed gully of fmunler.-ROchsster Dem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-23

State Prison Burnt: By passenger in the. Col. Wood we received a copy ofthe Jeffer- sonian of Saturday the 27th. giving an ac- Prison. The loss to tho State will amount to- $S6OOO-to individuals about $IO.O0O-Ss. Louis Argus, Nor. 30.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-23

BLANKS for sale at tAis eEee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-23

LVho IS q COwGrd 1.-The man who at- lacks another by surprise, or with weap- on in his hand when the other iias none, is coward.
 The man who carries deadly weapons a. bout his person in his intercourse with an unarmed society,'is a coward.
 The man who associates others with him and so goes with numbers to overpower an individual, or smaller, feebler number he is a coward.
 The man who beiag challenged to~a du- e! is so much afraid of public sentiment .Ila. he dares not refuse it. is a coward.
 In general that man is coward who shapes his course of action by his fears, and he alone is q man of real courage, who always dares to do righG-JOur. of Com.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-23

A Challenge ef Lore-The following anecdote is too good to be lost Two of our most respectable B. R and w., were in conversation respecting poor family who needed aid Said B., "W. you ought to give them barrel of four" "l will ,' replied the other, "it you will wheel it down there in twenty minutes "I'll do it" responded B. The barrel of flour was purchased, and B. trundled it off, in com: pliance with the challenge, through tho snow and mud of last Saturday, to gladden. the hearts of the poor family distance of not less than mile.
 H0mpshirs GQzette.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
NEW BROADWAY STORE.

q ". 'sCER & CO., 3i5 Broadway, Cd house be-
VI e~ Leo- ri - beg ie Ultimate that TIE: ha' s morning
STAPLE DRY GOODS comprises qualities act
styles suitable for respectable business Tue hole has hesn
and experience m be offered price, which
nut sai.f he most economical purchaser The following
q ''e ''s's' S"'' are 70 'f sIaKs ilaa1 !,
Heavy Broche and PLAID Coe de NarIes :, 81 per ward
piaia laia and and 5rated Gro damur. DO DO
Richest Reps. g.. with elee satn stripe s Do
Very richest striped ,hanrcab.e rou De Sole DO
Rcnesi Gro de Afriqae. "a
Speadid Onbre and Glaze heavy Silks oulv %
Chang Wa;eroJ Fouard Silks of the newsst
styles. very chesp.
Black ard Blue black silks variety from 6 upward
,IoUssELlNE oE lanes.
cooi article in Hous.ene de- Laiae Tor ,. per yard
very e1celen, qaaty = cd.
S5 Riea PaFi' Mousselae de Lame all wool Is Is :.
Cnoes Of rev .tye ia be1uru designs
Mourning and half moaraios l7e De LANES, very low
Ia th. article C W Nsir 90 Offer variety which for extent
beauty. beee r-iey eq,led
Shilling Calcoes. fast coofs AMI afe1eellcu qaality.
English Caieoe- oniy l. Sd and l. 81 PER yard
pleaiid the Ersh Caicoe, style,
TO be found elsea here ?. and :, % per ysrt.
Reh French Ceisoes vsrey
elegant style, > 6 per yard. and eases At IS.
Mourning and haf moarrIng CaIco. n srea, variety.
LINENS.
Particular called all OF
the very best fabric aud approved Grand
Six ssperhns fl SHIFTING Lncnk beached and finish
ed entrry without dre.,inc 3d. 3 acd Is ysrd these
goods are mucs belov value
Fne - L!nen DlHass for ta5e cloths S. 3D. per yard
Excellent l0-4 Linen Sheet K. = =. per yard.
Table Go Of all and qualities AID With Napkins mach
very cheap.
Brown Sheetirgs, yard ~idc Cd per yard.
An eScrl y article for sI.-over yard vide.
Fine Bleached Long Cloth lei.
Re4uiifal quality, full ysrd. ia
superdne do Is fckin:~ s,eetngs, &e.&c
Black Bomhazre' Ginghsm- su-Ins, 'r.h
PoPn Shs"!' Roche Cashmere Thbet silk &c Hosiery
Flanrel>. Ats
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11

This show decline of pcr Kentucky Skies ceut
On Sterling Bonds, and Il per cent. Dollar Bonds.
The adjourned Of M Stockholders of the North American
Trust Banking Company held Thursday evening the
CIy Hoc An investigating Committee appointed, consisting
David Maand C. F. Dcp ainc Isaac F. Gilbert
Allen F. Whiemorc joined the Committee
Western Stockholders appointed meeting Canandaieaa
and the Nominating Commitee. contribution
per per called for dfay the Of the
Investigation.
NEyoRK srArr CASALsThc quantity of Flour and Wheat de
iyered from during first week September
the places ned below, is a follows:
Scheme ady 36 bbls FIour..... 81 bush. Wheat.
ACapy. Aba, ''oy 5i.405 ioS9S
Torl..;;i: .i5 ,., % $40 - .,,.
NJ week September, iO 3o
La yoar : $50 80
Increase l6
ROCHESTER, Sept. The Democrat boat load Of Ohio
Wheat csteraay afternoon II hing but the prevailing
price throughout Gay los 6d Flour fe yesterday
C quote Wheat at 81 81 Flour IS -
BUFFALO, Sept, The Buffalo Commercial the exhibit Of
Flour quite small tins and only be for by tbs
very general drought The
doing ana large of Flour daily
The market very unsettled Orders have been here Sunday
at ST 20, but hear of no sales.
In eadincs. sale of 3OC9 bushels Illinois
was made 81 81 and cargo
6a This advance Of six since last
Ncw-Yorh Markets.
AsIrsNo farther change Sales a, 5s7t for Pots and IS for
Pearls. Holders Of Pots generally asking 10.
FLouR-Thcrc to-day although
an actual price quoted large
reported have declined eln the present
market The receipts and there little better demand
Sales considerable parcel Gencsee M Ohio 62
75 Troy co .5 Michigan 50 Georgetown and Howard
1000 bbs. Brandy shipment co
ern generally scarce, dull ardywine Cora Meal s7!
GaAN-No sales Wheatthe mnrkc, is bare Corn coming
rather freely and the market heavy Sales 5000 to4 90 bushels
Jersey at 76 civoed Northern held
Rye plenty Sales 1880 bushels dcy
crc getting omew hat but the demand
produce any quote
1rrhe bills Of tie StlSaer Canal Bank
the Washington Bank in this city rer
!, D 4 q
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
Commercial and Money Matters.

Friday, r n
the Stock Board to-day quite large but the
depressed and the decne consider
u s Ba4k ed 6! but closed ca decline
per yesterday. sales Delaware & Hudon fell off
9 Secon1 Board l0t decline Of 81 per
Long Island fell off Harlem Fansrs Trust Ii son.ng
Il Mohawk improved ,, N. A. Trust !.
The saIes Of Stocks wer about iOO0O
New-York tribune., 1841-09-11
u II Il J" I II 70 TO n.
FALLS OF NIAGARA BY NOONLIGNT,
WITH REAL WATER.
Now exhibiting Academy of Fine Arts Barclay

FOR SHORT TIME ONLY!
II Crowd Of pors nightly a the
New and sublime Exhibition Tk evening will be exhibited,
For the Second Time,
A MOONLIGHT VIEW OF THE STUPENDOUS FALLS OF Nj
ACARA The application of REAL WATER Panoramic View
is for FIRST TINE, introduced This ndi.
agent make tue subject perfect rushing rocks
pccpicc and singng with the below Every House Bridge
and Rock attached location faithfully
The rejection of objects the pro-
duced - Real Water, pleasing illusion the whole
and conveys idea Of the Falls ard nghborhood
This Mrdl covers THREE HUNDRED square feet.
OPEN, DURING THE DAY, from 10 to :, aud from oo IN
THE EVENING. from 5 to 10 o'clock
At Evening Exhibition will be draw precisely
o'clock.
ADMrTANCE 25 Children under IL years age half
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