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REMINGTON 4 A. RIGGS, Dentists.

6j Cu,Nr,Rs-s1REEr \. Y OPPOSITE ne PARk
,,,FFTH FILLED WITH PURE GOLD, WITH THE BEST
T IIcJ nv many Silver with Cement customers sha
~ ,b nature al IN, oa,e require Teeth cured and saved
when durable iniaby by the inable. aag with as i'e
n - y ,hoe no cure hou pam. Teeth and roots extract
ID with and perfect safety the surrounding part ana as Mite
pain possible of the case Iesh a>ea ron
ren Teeth carefully fly managed and every kind OF a-
c work the old plan called Atmosphere o. M
80 and only real Patent Atmosphere Pressure Principle
oy.nd by A. RIGGS operative Surgical Medical Dentistry III all i
S ;,rf,rrped h, themselves committed students
VI warranted to be perfect can be procured IN tho
r.. 4, ,ccs :. bo no. -ec.rt,.
from o. East broadway, aSns been partner OF nj
ting and Is the sole aEd only ,...rrr or rtrr
o,x Real patent premium Atmospheric Pressure
49, + f T.
-, h n ,igh, bv the of Pateuts the privi-
and using them All who desire information respect
mo ,bar for tbe own benefit M receive every aea'oa o calling
a, - Chaubers-st third from Bsoad|ay III y
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Ii ts.s civ June 80 William F. Higgins aged IS
Perst s., Sauycsr aged about 90 merchant Lately arm
AZ CSareson c. Jun. 10 Hon Jesse Clevel9nd formerly
member Congress from Georgia o the last three years resi-
dent merchant o Charleston. .,
aiing post near the Rocky Mountains of INJURIES received
BY horse falling upog him loku c. upton, aged 81
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HlQrrie0 A.:

Ia tbs city June a. by Mr. Warner. James Weer'el' to
Miss Mary Ann Hnd., both OF Nosbrdge, Bergen Co ~
In this CITY, June 90 Jamc, Mary daughter Of the
Caspar Meier. :. ~, cA;
Audoycr Mass William Hayden fNe~.fO'ht0 Mass Sophia
".
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LAWYERS DIARY.

CouRr or CowoN PLg.sCaenJar for o,yFst Panel 1872
I79 1885 65 81 107 Is L. H. lo 10 G5 4 81 i2l 43 l6s
go 90. second Panel 80, ~
Notice Argument Superior cou and a- Note, Of Notice
Vice Chancellor ard file Note Of Issue,
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DVCTORAT, n0NEY OF LIyERWORT.-E.

periencc the utility OF TINS prepartio2 Tor
couG Colds Splitting Blood and all affection o the Lungs Nc
The unparalleled with which this justly celebrated nedi
cine IN. met, ignorant rreenders to atet Ia
,l OFF counterfeit the public which u outward a
pearance reembled the original as easily To deceive me
hear. the Signature proprietor and inventor lhS NO"
II in fail ON the wrapper The ConHtetif gncd J.
1 Jenh Vosi and made up sold the pro2reor form
~ ,oe corner Madison By men better qualified To
sell Groceries than Drug Medicines oil whSh eS " "o "O
ant and the preparation qualities thereof =,
the genuine X NOT SOLD at the corner Madison and
=, N N, '', " JAMES d. NOWILI.
O'' Sole Prophet NeHiork.
The genuine OF M>srs Olcoit Mchesso" Co 10
Ma den lane. General Agent, for the United states 600 ,
Retail of Me.>rs Ohf, Rowery ahd o'' Hoad
Rushton A>aw. William It. g. D. corner lG1rl anu
po.r W Watson Catherine Coddlnson = hul-on
ST. Wier 2iSl Grand c. Couguacq, - Chatham IT, J. Ahan
poI,,'. - isl Inns
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IA Fall set OF the Southern Literary Nessen-
ger ORDER for the year 1870 may be obtained at the sub
scripuon price application at this Office Jc27
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ARRIVED.

Ship Mary Philips Pratt New Orleans Is ay tobacco to Post
Phillips.
ship Isabella Anderson Bremen 80 ds mo Re TO Oelrchs
Kruger.
Bari Olive Pccrsoa Apalochcoa - Bosnr Kncc
land
Rig G. Pray To5asco 2G De, oseooi Nc,aa.;s Leeds
Brig Susquchanna Apaachcoa - d. Pratt
Brig Soon, Ball Tobasco p DIS wood TO Ncsmi; Leeds
Schr Minerva Marble, Barrace : d. fruit 10 captain
HeloM-a .hn. .nl hrIg l.McN Ann from Nov OEeans:
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ORCAN uANuFACVNHX. ANTHONY ST

~ NEW YORK-Th Organ for Christ Ch"cA, ~. oi ~
eSsnd Just completed, and s remain on exhibition" '
Thu very complete and beautiful Instrument II SUOMI ttou ~
public infamous attempts "ieH n
been made uUre and reputation aHd TX!
Botch. therefore respectfully invite t'
Public and especially Clergy and Gentlemen shout erecting U
gaas their Churches call aud examine assuring Mch 'ha
The best respectable Workmer are enpo ca
that have every OF OF car
yrc extensive business snd that they fully depend upon
hayag hcjr superior every
point Of ,iep. jyl 2t GEORGE IARDlNS 0rgan Builder
,NEFE sURSCRiREsSS fo- Sale IN sd, rur
chaSers the following articles, viz
10000 lbs. Pure Curcd Hair
500 de Feathers.
50 Bales Black Moss.
c. Cases Paper HangirgS, Borders. &c. also
l25 of heir Celebrated HAIR Mattresses
uown all over country for their purity With General Assert
Of Goods IN the UpAoery, Paper Hanging and Bedding
iyi ~ aas's F" a'SA'U'' P. J. GRATACAr
DRzNTED ,IpsLENs, only shilling per yard-S~rersl
Iots received from auc,os Is Is Sd p aud p Cd yard
yi 5 5us' IN S''N c R HULLS Cahnr;ae-s'.
M KRAs, 81 FOR SAFE a. 81 per boz
~ III 1t. SMITH & CRANE, 81 Pea''-st near bFoa'.
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~ Indies now is your time you Dry Goods Go to
42 Grard-st BENNETT PRIME selling of their beau
rful selected Stock reduced prices. lc2S II"
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u The New word->ubscrptions to this Splendid Mani
Newspaper respectfully solicited the office OF publication
20 folio and quar;o edition published Terms 50
year ADVANCE IS for copies mailed Of the
Ccrn,ry a29 If
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ORIGIN
CASH TAILORING ESTABL1SHMEST,
ECONOMY in GENTLEMEN'S DRESS

C1reests Of a most Efegga and Fashionable Eind at
sarirg $3.50 per cent f1- Cast
NHE iec to resort to the hneSneyed
system giving list sf nominal Prce pe'uming that tho
h he aa been established together " the extensive
patronage bestowed all prove sufficient voucher for his
liabilities Possessing advantage being connected with
teny cloth Europe he confidently asserts he can
furnish Clothes comparison, s! be found lower than any
other House making Up description Gen;lemen dress
isa2n S PHILLIPS l45 Broadway acng President Hotel
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VAUNsaALL GARDENS.

TNEXAMPED combination .t Novelty aud Talent MAJ
asr believing that things As well as others
has H. and has engaged
following array eu, for he present week-The eccentric
Mr. WISCEl celebrated Comic Dross whose ellneaou,
Scotch Irish French Yankee characters are sc
kuoweisci BE- rpassi the Alercaa Mr OAKET
the comic dancer FANNY WRAi, nseuse
Mis-, " WOODCOCK MIR T Il. BOOTH comic vocalist and a,
Corps Bale, Young Lae The be
extremely bringing the whole
company change novelties every night
bills of nay. The Oche aud Brass Bald full and effective
and the higher order than have
produced at establishment Stages and pass
Ciar4er--ftrs
pleasing scenes dancing &c which the above
talented ladies' and gentlemen wIappear See bills.
the GieH free The Saloon s5cents
Tickets =. e26
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

GAMBROONS eo.rs plain Linens and Linen Drills, CLOTHS
c.ssIMEREs vEsT1NGS DRAB DE ETE SATTINETs MOLE
SKINS GRAPE CAMBLET. MEMS B0MBAZINE, complete
assortment Summer may be found very cheap
jc3O JOHN II. DI>GMAN'S 3al Grands- eforehard.
LO0K-LOOK-LOOK
Sharls of every description.
Ta-lonis and Mo uscline De I.sines.
Bsmbazincs, French. English and American P;int'
Scafs-a splendid assortment
Gloves Hosiery Linen Cambria and six POckei handkec'ei'
Damask Table Cover, and Worsted DaHask-
Linen, Linen Diaper, Birrseye and Russia
Does,cs beaehea unbcaced from almost every manu-
factory.
sbee;ing, ward: wide Canton Flannel. and Tekir-s
All may be found very cheap at 'o''' " Di-'""AN :
3Ol Grand-st. OF Orchard
N.R-verv rich Long shael. of e,eFy style. je3o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-01

Canal Fivcs improved per ladna Bonds Of both de'e'
fell of pcrc cent.
The money market romans stationary Every
thing Is quiet aud capitalists the act'n OF the Extra >e
sion There is great penaes of and the legitimate wants
of our this always light large loan Tor
the State or City negotiated cent and probably even
II less
gxcaAscs-on England SLASH dull Pari, 5laa5a5 The
operations to-day have been light
The Union Maryland ha. de,ared dividend of two all!
half per cent months report of the Board Of
Directors the value of the stock Of this Bank, including the
boaas paid extending the choer 1884, $3.50 per
,lae surplus $1,000 has bees REFINED after making the above
dividend.
The Farmers Planters declined ovid
end Of threo PEI cent
Rochester 2-Thc Democrat our market at
dead still, There has been change for the last fortnight
unless that l. tighter. Flour has advanced to i69a50 and
selling rapidly. Whca, 0Gal0 AID from that to LIZ Bath
Flour and and great demand Corn also bet
ter small supply selling at 49a5Oc Oats Doe The DOL
market pretty considerable quantities selling 5
4oc according TO grade.
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Ships Oxford Rathbone Liverpool II MARSHALL Philadelphia
Hoycy, John Grlswod Oneida Funck ayrc, BOYD
HceR Courier Duggan, Perth Amboy Broom Br ship Roger
Stewart Gordon Quebec K l. Maitland.
Bark Rapid Ward Havana, Moses Taylor.
BrGs Hazard Woodward Wilmington NcSnlth Leeds Mole
goA Norris Thomaston M brig azerigg Rtzcma. Mrana-
Barclay Livingstone Br brig Three Sisters Burgess Windsor
Ms; Fl big JULIA Calve Havre, Echarte.
Schs Sutana Hull Barclay Page Nickcrson
Boston, Wm Burke Scenan Egg aIbor Aordeca Begin Rush
Young Wenect Baker Boston; Amazoa Radcliffe AL
exan Geoge;own Juetc Woslom Petersburg Va AmCri
cat, Smith, Richmond.
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REC,s PRINTED LAWNS.

JOHN H. DINGsAN Offers great nd"ceInc" 20 those Who wish
=, rcb,. DRY Goods Ladies call and
for themselves
. cases beautiful BRoCADE MusLINs.
. do colored ground JACoNET and LAWNS
. do rich White grouEd chin;z figures.
10 small figured printed Swiss and isge assortment Of
n and figured Swiss plain figured and striped Jaconet, Mu.
Book su,ns Bishop Lawns Cambric- and large Of
Curtain Muslins JOHN II. DINGMAN, sol Grand-st,
iean Corner Of Orchard.
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NEAKDEN-3JJ RIccckcr.

IRANp VOCAL CONCERT and Fire Works THIS HNSNlNG,
~ July ID, 1stl BROWER. the celebrated Come Singer Mas
% Jones M Henry No9rs Lsdie>. Singers will al appear
me N order TO accommodate farets sho wish TO bring their
Nhote5 " see 'he i7e Works the display viii De
Lemon He OF TIE best quality Families and Paes supplied
Fea'osanle ems. Yilc
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sAIsA ,IlsssA rSlnHNE ss,tilNG: WATEEs.

SARATOGA IODINE Spring; WATER.
IODINE SPRlNG-Ths valuable Mineral Fountain, which mas
already introduced obtained just em'nence over
every spring known discovered ~ ISIS
copiou >upp remarkably n,pacni ana punsen
beng more h with Cabo n Acid Gas than any other
the place peculiarly pleasant the taste and IT. use never o
loved b VERTIGO or any other unpleasant symptoms Numerous
no indicate that quantity required for catafuc
medicinal purposes than any ITS co'emIotles'
Professor Emrson the Medical College Albany aud one {"
the State Biologists that ts water supplies esiiain
which has water winch may PC drank ny
OF syalids with whom iron proves decide" ~
also remarks iodine than any other spring
which aap to many OF the forms OF Scon Ne ior %Im
may be ucd without producing d'fy ~ Is hot ON" e
ar,d but IN all cruptons of The SKIN
Chrouic diseases, such as Acne Prureg0 so &C.
wherever Alternative ana hiiu ca'arS'I - % H.
uuGoubod and acknowledged superiority anu mas III
prescribed by the first members OF the medical pro-
ssiou beneficial effect premneny calculated
weak and depavcd conditions OF The stomach whether IN
d,ce hy previous general debility mpar,ns renewed
r. cc,cd with bilious diseases morrid the
liver appetite indigestion dyspepsia and consequent head
ache &c rops produced by disease and III many
op,,nt> incidental To iel1aes furnishes uni'er
al remedy and spproxnates specific than any tha' has
hhe been exract from Dr. North
journal Nav H. 1871 describing the beneficial results from
Iodine Water IN many cases oil pulmonary Nos
and cough the change IN the compNo
strength and spirits was very great mere M 30 aud HvSri
this ouat'n that pT'ori We ten Ions
agsra.at- the nammaoH than results rom Inc
ohaybric springs The number of h.a 'a
other inaammatory complaints who benefited OS Inc use o
Spring Water Hat spring fully confirmed what was inferred
from the constitution Of the water.
The propcor deem that such high naton from gentle
men whom be found capable OF Judging vi" con
vince the scepca OF The virtue; of this Spring and win the
talot recommend bang unsurpassed by any A
cna the public and pledge themselves that no trouble
~ them from having properly bottled well
and packed suitable sized boxes &c
appointed j. W. b. r. SMITH, Chemists
d nnce corner Fulton and Water ~ y heir sole
sale of the Saratoga Iodine water where eoh'
| es,n,> offered al wholesale and retail
liberal will be to dealers and te !" ateT vi
DC sent of this city or bFoosn se Of expense OF
~ ho>ke. Russia dressed Quilts, for sale by
| ID GRINNELL, MNTURN & CO. IS South
--,T11 :, x,s.. > i.rce, pri ne NutmesS for sale by
y jras GRINNkLI. NIATukN 4 Co, IS so4ta-sl-
MI az ~ A-A--A TPINNEII MINTURN & Co. - SouthL
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Az The Board to-day extent, but the
o. .rs we're u s Baak declined vck.burg Il
n Trus, !, Mohawk /, Bank Of Commerce scrip l.
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ID ICssARDSON,s ACADEMY OF BOOK KEEPING

AND RAPID MERCANTILE PENNANSHiP,
TAUGHT FORTY HARD LESSONS EACH-TeTms only 50.
Mr. pleased inform the Merchants of wierk
that the above Academy and III full aud successful opera
tian broadway above the Aston House
few more pupils will he received.
PARTICULAR NOTICE this establishment gentlemen
ABLY reasonable expedition prepared salts
factory fulfill the duties of the cout ting
house in particulars.
RAPID MERCANTILE PENMANSHIr.
The Peunanhip adopted this establishment made
of of Boston and taught
the last public schools The pursued pre-
pairing pupils counting house be acertancd by applying
between and between and L. NJ Every
facilitate the Of pupil, IN their studies,
and each will consis OF but six pupils
The Academy provided first rate
establishments reduced accordance with the bad
state that persons wishing acquire good and sat
,ctoy know branches respectfully invited to
cali and examine the school
References in City-Rcv NJ Wamright D. D., w G. ly
ant and David Hale Esqs. Jyl 2"c"i
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ROARD7NE IN NEW-YOHK

tENTIEMEN visiting Ncw-iorb will find quiet and pleasant
VI hosc at GRAHAM HOUSE No 63 Barclay street where
ample ali times reserved for transient oarder
and afforded at moderate prices day week No fumes Of
Tobacco or Alcohol tin the atmosphere ~ D.
few permanent. Boarder> viii be taken ROSWELL UoSo.
Ney-ynrk. April eth. 1871.
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n TO lct-Thc large Lecture Room the smaller back
story Of the Fourth lnivca ChuTcs GAZE
Bey.rY Chrch Ezabeth door above Walker Inc front
Reop accommodate congregation aud central for
meetings will be rented outright or for specified
DAYS For farther particulars apply to Geo A. iiot
Co II owery James Bradley No % City Hall Place or H.
Eihch No $50 FntOn-st le-O u
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u North American Coal COmpany.-Notice Is hereby
rcu the North American Coal Company that
Directors Of the Company will be held at then
Office No "a Thursday , frt day July next
The Doll be open from O'Clock NJ ococ% + H. The transfer
s,okN be tossed romJu Goth o July list. ISL
Rvn der f the of Directors.
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II j. Pease IL would respectfully
inform the public that open cTery day and evening
during TIE Sundays excepted where be had Ice Cream
al kinds of suitable for the JelI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-01

NOtice.-PBTER NJ DON, having opened Law Office in the
village Geneva Co.. prepared prompt and
all debts which be hin 70. adumenl SIN
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Commercial and Money Matters.

% do Farmer, rru.t,. 7Oir 30 lots. aanh.......
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MARINE LIST.
poRT OF NEW-YORK, July l.

Port OF NEW YORK, JULY /, lsil.
.......4 "a MoeS ~
26 HIGH ~
ADytcEs.
liverpool Havrc indirect, June = n Orleans June D.
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.OTEES-liou,e 90 iceknastrce olers no harrou Pm
yeacs but cig lille respectable board at - cent
- 80 los m:!9-lui'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-06
zoo, NM,v OIlLnA

- FHl. lsf ~ brfYHfFtN
EUN The splendid ap SrA. Cant Dcltno. now OF e ty
kdkf Point, r1rrIgs ldn hhis NrEiua Tobacco, of
- course her accommodations s "Ntcurltc and
most desirable Freight sud passenger. w br skcn ltiNr
lowest rHcg Apply tu NCH-Ts j Nrtullr. A Co. Te
tcnhnrg, ~ - CiAS PALMER.
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POSTSCRIPT.
Cor.s.poadsnesof the nalapsre r.lrIot.
eY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.


WAsnsoros, Saturday evening, Sept. 4.
Tie House of Representatives To. day receded
from their vote dr agreeing with the Senate upon
an amendment TO the Forti6cIton bill. The commit
tee OF conference 30 recommended, and the recon-
menIition preyied by vote of io4 To 7a-the full
lest vote since Monday. The bill having. therefore,
passed both Houses, will become a law.
The Mcleod resolution wac disposed Of by being
laid upon tho table. Before the vote was taken, MIR
Adimi mad. very able and amusing speech upon
the merits Of the resolution. The yeas and nays
were then ordered, aud The subject disposed OF by
vote Of 100 to 20.
The PRECEDENT Of the United States, through his
private Secrctrtv, need that he had this cal
Ssneo Bill,o dsirbr:e the proceeds from the sses
OF tie Public LandS and for other purposes. The
Bill, is, therefore law, to the modification OF
the opposition party, who expected VETO.
Several resolutions Of an important character
were 'ifer.d and adopted. Mr.. Wise, OF w. offer
ed one calling upon L.s See,s,nry OF State furnish
copies OF correspondence between The American
Minister at London snG Commodore Hull which
caused return ola part Of the fset then in the
Mediterranean to he United States. The House
refused to suspend the rules and adjourned ten min.
/ utes to one.
In the Senate to-day tie early part OF the session
was taken ~ in the confederation Of \ PHI! which
sometime since passed the House OF Representa-
ives, by which S6G00OO is appropriated ior tn,
naval service, mainly for the purchase " ordnance
Mr. Msnsum Of y. C, having charge OF the bill
stated its importance very briefly.
The Bill was resisted by MIR Sewer Of Ark, on,
Mr. Al'en Of Ohio, the Senator proposing IN almond
ment TO the effect that ,he appropriation shou,
bc taken from the proceeds Of tn sales OF the pub
lie domain. The yeas and nays were leonardo,
upon the proposed amendment, and IL was r, iecteC
10y vote OF 2S to H.
DUTIES AND DRAWBACKS.
The vote having been taken on the Naval Ord
nance Bill, 1t was pissed over informally for th
day, ard on motion of Mr. Clay of KY, the ball I,
establish Duties and DrLw backs was brought be
fore the Senate. MIR Clay spoke for nearly tw,
hours IN u clear and lucid manner, in exposition o
the embarrassed condition of the Treasury, and tn
necessities Of the immediate passage of the bill, il
order to sustain the credit OF the Government.
The amendment pending was to strike out tei
and coffee from the duty wing articles, or to plac
them among the free articles. After debate G
considerable interest, in which Mr.. Woodbury., NJ
Calhoun and MIR Clay took part, the question wa
taken by yeas and nays and the amendment pre-
vailed 80 to 10.
AIR Clay generously remarked that for the frs
time he had seen coalition between the Wki,s an
the Loco Focos
MIR Allen Of Ohio, proposed to odd salt TO tn
fee articles. Mr. Walker proposed to add gum,
bags to salt, and without taking any question, IN
Senate adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-06
ROYAL PARRISH.

(Cary StrceL)
A. inst received Ibis fal stock Of Groceries, which he
"a ts iot s-le Ga liberal tofn- consisting In part Of
ca ahI, rouo Rico and Orleans sugars
10 do ~ CtoiN do
~ packages Lpaf do
~ lLiu Ctush.d 40
I hhd Cuba clarified dO
l11 hsgs lsguiTa Cons"
- klO
% do ~ DObngO do
~ 10 Toe lava do
~ hhds NnlaEsca
ltD boxes SSiU Glass
~ packages Teas various Iu'liuCa
az bos,s kgi-inz
100 100 90 90 csarcs
100 bbs No : cut iIeuirt=
~ realms wnppins Paper
20 d. too'srf W. ting ~
~ ITO Letter De- ~
20 ke-s Malls. assorted
~ boxes Mustard
~ ito starch
gross August Blocking
5000 lba Cotton Yarn, C.. a a AZ factory prices
IN bbls old whiskcy
% 10 y T. Rum
- l'i pipes r. Brandy
10 bbls ,, 4 win.
~ 10 Malaga =,
no Ud Madct.n
~ IN q
pipe Holland GIN
leo hL'cs Nos. a oEnlburEs, Risamot,d Msnuiao
~ bales Cotton Rats
lul liuas s.y Leather
~, o. lbs -ruithucld ilcun
.GUJy Ito Nc 81 ldhrgl
- tons Iron, assorted
srrpung Indigo
30 hags Shot
o. uogccs Lime
- do Plaster tgTuund
spice, Pepper.
Ginger Nutmeg, &c.
'"unny Merchants ard hcrs are respectfully invite,
20 give him cSii before purchasing.
Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-06
n. Y. MONEY MARKEr-CITY NEWS

y. Y. MONEY MARKEr-CITY NEWS.
Saturday, p. u.
The excitement in relation to Flour, which pre-
vailed yesterday, has Gained down. and the OF &C of
Flour haS found something Ike an established rate
Sales have been made at 81 25a S7t cents. which
IS a rise OF so cents ed by The news, but is no,
jcrdry.
The price OF cotton is / cent lower-and the hold
ers ha ing consented 10 this decline, consequently
the prices are established.
ARKETS-Sert g.
FLOUR-The market is settled down N r,,iop-
a. prices, and sales OF common brands Vest m
Flour have been made at 81 25a7 37j, =, which
further purchases could bc made.
COTFON-lI0.do,s have consented TO a reduc-
ton OF ! cent, and some moderate business has been
done NJ this decline.
CORN-Sales Of Nor,hern at 20 cents, which is
The same as the previous rates.
RNE-66! cents.