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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-09

ONE, and half dozen Of those SPLENDID Silk
~ Shawls, much belowfo prices.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
April lsio.
THE LION OF THE DAY.
40 CURE NO PAY


THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS.
UigAlv recommended by Doct. IdiChne Mott NJ u. Of
". \. and others.
yByESE are the orders Any that does not find re-
lei these pills tho price is refunded buck, these
are the POSITIVE orders of the Proprietor to agents anu
others.
In offering these pills to the public appeal to their III
tcgencc. II those pills not what they are RECON-
mcndcd gu are IN duty h0uud respect to yourself
aud community to reject them aud publish them to the
world rs an mposton humbUg aud quackcry. The pub
lie may be assured they purely vegetable, they, are
composed Of nine ingredients part Of the medicine ONLY
found in Asia AID the Nacs OF Germany. For convenience
these extracts made into pills and Will be found sure
cure o rrlcflor all bOu, complaints, yellow ANA bilious
lcvcs ieycrm aguc juundce, scarlet rash, bilious chol
ic dyspepsia &c.
II is not intended that this medicine is cure for all d.
scnses which the human sN stem Is liable Ten lhOusuh
useless efforts have been made to draw rom the region nj
unknown fancy long spun theory OF magic art, which
would cuc aud every disensc Good medicine Is ho'
to be found IN the fire or Whirlwnd
Health and happiness hang upon chance Wlhds-uiHe Is
the herald Of truth.
The past ut last is securc they have already raised u
monument Of their greatness which will def! the corrodiig
tooth Of time. 49,
Sold IN r. Hutchinson, jr, TAFT Datcs&Co Woodstock
A. Gibson, PrOciOrsvillr, Shcrwin N RichurdsOh H. ~
Deming Co., Slas Bruce, lr., Chester u. H. Newton
burton a brooks, Norwich j. &. Brooks, Gushing
Nichols Hartford T.. Clement Brdgcwatcr T.. J., lnn
tington, lIartaud l. ". Hubbard, llnlctt y savage
Windsor; = e.. Fay; Readings Buck ~ Ioues, Sonil
Readngi Robbins a White CuNcndsh; =. Prcnliss, Per
kmsvillr; Bailey bartlett, NCathcrslcd H. Richardson
A. "a. H. Atwood Rochester. Billy
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
JAMES MORRISON, THE HYGEIsT.

yuyIE True and Genuine MORlsON'SPlLIS nyGEhN
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES mat, dtMt BfH-
sb COLLEGE Of Hraih LondoH. Which have by their Gu
rntyc uowrr, aud intrinsic worth. the Confidence ri
nm enlightened Public ard although opposed by the great
IoN of physcins IN Europe, and IN other Nations, has
nyrr.rrcnd The Globe, that ut this e this Celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine. is called for and to he had In
over, Civilized Country the GlObe.-lt is sold III Phch
ages of : go s2,LU and $500
THE TEST or GENUINENESS.
Every Package sodn thesatco OF Vermont ardint towns
borl,run ON Lake Chunrluin IN the State of New York
will he signed IN writing by PANGlOkN bhiNS-
MAID, JEwELLERS or BuKLiNGTON, VERMONT, VINO are
State Agents. And also signed by the subAg'hts s'lg
them. soi,n NJ. a.. -, a.,
WIN. f. Greene, NcrgcruCsi Jonathan lnE,r, Middle
bur,i j. Frost X Coz Brlport. Kent Wright, shorellnIh,
las Hull Orwrll Ira nutun BrandOni Hiram IT, 'he-
new Rutland W. =. Reynolds Factory Po.ht, Mnhch-
,sicr; NJ X Scott Bcnnirgroni Stccne, BmlllohoI0i
NJ : chnnd Bellows Falls; " e. Goddard, Nindsori
les IT, Mupuck Woodstock; joel Day, Roy nltoni Foster
Grow Chcl,rni Perry Marsh, Montpelier; Jno. Kelsey,
Dnuylr; T. =. Walton Sons, Montpelier; Jones llni
stJolnsburN VIM Pierce, y ndoni Geo H. Warner ioh-
son; g. t. Morse. Crashuryi y. 1Nmnn 'riislufN
Snbin Krlnm. Irasburgh; T.. Cleveland, Coventry L. a
~ BAXTER Derby Line; I'd. Lyman, North fcrrisbnrel
Amnsn Paine Lowell; Otis H. krltnn. Montgomery o. n
Keith Shclnu David Lyman, ST. Adams MAY nnr Md
der Morinh, \. V; G.. II. Hatch, Wcstrort. ~ - q
IA Boynton EsseN, n. V; Alfred Iartweil, k'ese'llc
~ " II Cottrill, rlattsburec, n. V. Geo Sevttclrr
,hn1y. n v; =. johnson n Sep. whitehall. NJ VI
DR.. GEO. TAYLOR. biggest
o. Broadway n. V,
United States Agent for the British College OF Health
London.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
SIIER MS WOR NJ
IOZEN G. ES.

CHIIDREN or adults can take medicine IN ths orn "
~ without difficulty II is the only way to MAKE u
pleasant. These 1uzerges are the greatest hsroN,Ii
ever made for dcspclng the various Minds OF worms "
Frequently aud distrtssirlk annoy both children hu
adults. They inlallihlt remedy, hhd so l,"s-
ami 10 the taste that children will take them cudi! ~
common peppermint lozenee Many diseases arse rom
worms, without being suspected. Sometimes very
troublesome corgh, pains in the joints or limbs, htedng
AT the nose de- are orcasioncd BY worms and can be
easily cured nv this celebrated medicine The Following
symptoms indicate the presence Of worms vIhchdncnr
vertigo torpur disturbed Dreams socp broken of 10y
fright and screaming, commissions, iCVcrishnts lTs
nad hue bad taste in the mouth offensive BREATH cough
difficult breathing, itching at The rose pains ~ me s'o
arb unsea saneamshness. vorncitt canness, trncsns
itching nj the anus towards night, and at length. deec
tons and films and mUcis. One is dose for child two
venrs od-two for four wears old-tirce for c'eh
wears snd five for adult ard should he repeated every
mornpr or every other morning until relieved
II Sold mt the Variety store by PdNGBOhN
mi ySuffD Jewellers, burlington, VI. wholrsnl,
AGENTS A liberal discount TO merchants who buy TO sci
again.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
Tbe spirit OF TDe age,
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
ON Court strcst-obsr The post 0fftre.
I L X NJ S.

To village subscribers $500 year. payment he mnde
within six months; S25U after six months and WITHIN
year. and S3O after the close of the year To companies
who take their papers nj the Office 80 within six months
81 - after six months aud within year, S2,UO alter The
close of the year 60 IN advancsor six months single
copies five cents.
10 will be received for less than six MONTHS
and paper will he discontinued till all arrCaraecs are
paid, notice from agent, or subscriber, that
the lken from It's place OF delivery, VIII not
receive attention, while there is thing due for il.
No paper will be sent out Of The State, unless payment
he made in divdnce or to the order OF any new ana IN
known subscriber, within the State, unless paid for IN al
vance, satisfactory reference be made to some known
and responsible person.
Those who subscribe for year. and do not at the time
of subscribing order dsconnuancc ut the end OF 1t, will
be considered subscribers until they order the papers be
stopped, and pay all nrrearases
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
l. Where a subscriber newspaper orders it to be dis
continued and continues to be len ut his residence the
presumption in the absence of any evidence TO the con-
lrary that lett by the subscribers orders, and upon
promise to pay for II.
g liza newspaper len from day to day for person ut
his place of business with his knowledge anu consent,
though his express consent and he has reason to he
leve that is len under the belief though mistaken
one that he Is subscriber ana under the expectation that
he is pay for it in that case he will be bound to pay
for it, unless he gives notice TO discontinue IT.
3. Postmlscrs, agents who neglect to give notice Of
the request of subscriber tn discontinue, are themselves
responsible for newspaper, from the time such dlScon,ln-
ordered The duty to give the notice is inpcr
uve upon the postmaster though the disc0lillhahce Is
optional with the publisher.
i. postmaster may enclose money in letter to the
publisher Of newspaper, to pay the subscription ol hu
person. aud frank the letter. il written by himself
Advertisements by persons having no account AZ
this Office, be paid for in airance unless some one
known the editor will become responsible Tor the lstr-
ton.
Advertisements will be continued until forbidden, and
charged accordingly, unless the number OF Insertions be
specified
All communications must be addressed to &. g. EAST.
MANI aud to insure attention, in all cases, the name OF
the author given. No letter is taken from the Post'Occ
on which the postage is not paid,
ADyERTISE NENTS INSERTED, AND JOB WORK
EAECUTED, AFTHE USUAL RATES.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19
q De q sc.
KIRKHOPE TOWER.

The ivy spreads DER Kirkhope tower
Its leaves of tadcess green,
And wall flowers blossom in the bower,
Where human flowers have been;
The grass tufts hang upon the wall
Where warriors bugle hung,
The night wind sings along the hall
Where raptured minstrel's sung.
The human flow crs have passed away;
The warrior, too, is gone;
The minstrel slumhcrs in the clay
Without a churchy ard stone,
What was the beauty Of their love,
Their vnor, or their fame,
There is no record here to prove
They have not len name.
And stone by stone the walls decay
While MOSES DER them creep;
And in the distant, future day,
Will be n namCl,ss heap;
And there the milkmad, homeward bound,
May pluck the summer Hover;
And know not that the grassy mound
Ilud once been Kirkhope tower.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

n A,RRYANT & Co, Have on hand and are just
". receiving prime assortment OF spring nnh summer
Coo. which will be sold Of uncommon Tor prices for cash
or anproved credit such prices rs cannot ial to SUIT Gus
tomers Please call and They will be sold on me
san,e terms heretofore. excepting that III acconn "hrh
Az, no, Maid within the wear after the has
menced will be considered cash, and mus he paid ID cas
NIB All demands due OF more than one years stand
ing must be paid, no mistake. "
MAY %, o. A. BhfAN1 q 70
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

TrsT received, from Boston and New YORK, a prime
u.s. mi +. HUTCHINSON Jr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-19

DISBURSEMENTS INSERTED, AND JOB W0RK
EAECUTED, iPTHE USUAL RATES.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
Iien

On Sunday morning John C. Wendell, ESQ., aged a years
acquansnces respectfully invited 10 attend MS
residence No 50 Beekman street. Oh Monday ae
noon o'clock precisely.
Mrs Ezabh Peters, Hon. Jsn I Peer- late of Hartford
CT .red IL Her remains be AZ Hebron CT
In This ciy on GRANVILLE MELLES Esq eldest Of
the late Chief Justice Name the 4li OF his
His friends respectfully invited attend his ure ea this after
noon Sep, 9th, No. $40 Frurh-st ats O'Clock.
In this city 5th Wam w of George D. COgse
hail. aged abcu year, aud Smonhs
The the family invited attend the funeral from the
corner of Gn, ROse-sts this afternoon a; O'clock
On the 2t instant Miller of Scners West-heser county,
N Y, aged ~ years.
Al oasron the 18th Of ul last AFTER illness of
eeb,e d,ysC Cha,le, Racke of this
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
Commercial and Mossy Matters.

VI, z
The transactions Stock Board large to-day
A p,es almost exception declined. OfU s. Bank about
sOs the second board 81 decline of
o.r cent, aRd Hudson fell of Mohawk Paterson It.
Ssy.Jersey Harlem !, Farmers T,us, improved T.
to-day 100 shares Norwich and Worcester Railroad
stack were sold at 81, and so shares at 90
During week has continued he very abundant
and good paper has been readily per cent
b Bank difficulty obtaining paper enough o'
the proper duality absorb the daily receipts and loans can be Oh
ued at per Paper having FIVE and six months 10 run re
~ discounted.
The Foreign Exchanges are firm at g: Sterling and j2
for Francs but sales light These high rates have created
demand for specie and the shipments by the packets have been
considerable Mexican Dollars and selling at Il u pre-
MUM.
Domestic bills are very plenty and this with good demand
i,inp has caused gradual improvement points The fol-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
PALMER's BROADWAY STAGES.

proprietor above ne the of seysral his
patrons made have his driven ro
from OF the the end of the
The proprietor will thank person noticing violation OF this
rule give him thereof together with the Rumbcr Of the
stage and he pledges hrasef apply prompt
SC lt4 G9 FRANCIS A. PALMER.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
A PROCLAMATION

BY WILLIAM H. SEWARD GOrerncr Of the State Of N'-foTk
Whereas Mary G Rogers youug residing III the ci oil
New York. was atciy raNhed mardercd IN the SAID c or
the portion OF the State NewJersey therco and
whereas the efforts made by the police of the city o
the perpeaor Of these Crimes appears from the public
pn, proved altogether unsueea the aud
csry require that such should
unpuuishcd
therefore, do hereby declare make known that
ward Of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid to hososver
shall give resulting IN the
n the State Sewersey person guilty the crimes
hereby enjoin all magistrates
ministers Of Justice be sigen, effort, to bring
the one endcr OF offenders condign punishment
In,estmony whereof have caused the priy seal
be hcreunto affixed city Of Albany this thirty day
of August one thousand eight hundred and foryou
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
BY the Governor:
SAMI BLArcnsoRp Private Secretary 81 lw
u To House Carpentcrs.-An adjourned meeting Of the
Hous Architectural Association VIII he
held Academa s,;,u,e $50 Broad street. on Monday even
Sept O'clock the purpose completing the Con'u
stJt r. CALRoW, scc'y
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

u Offices 10 Let-In the Basement of the Ncw Merchants
Exchengc Wall mud suitable for Brokers
or purposes such coffee eeshmeni Taec
which will let together for the balance of the
year perfectly satisfactory the Apply Mr.
Pearson Exchange Company Of Hanoverree
and Exchange publisher d the New World 30 Ann
strea jyl3tf
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
BY =. DRAPER, Jr.
Store 81 WIAiam-sireef. c0rscr OF PiHe-st'

ONTUESDAl. Srpt. AZ 10 o'clock
PACKAGE Sr2 psokagsso Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
f the latest amons desirable and
Vie assortment of elcs for fall trade
Also, 6case Worsted Daaask assorted coors
Term, tbs or lpprov, d endorsed notes
O'Clock n NeTcha.i- ESehsDSe'
One hundred hty tbs Capital Stock o the NS'eo
Worcester Railroad Company made for account ct
NAV concrrn viii positive the highest bidder
ON TIL RSDAi, Sept .. at 10 o'clock
60 French Goods comprising general assortment o rioh
and desirable articles, adapted 10 the season. r,
ALSOO Straw Bolnets OF different qualities sulaoe '
th' Sos'hern and Western markets
AiSO-5 Cases lawn dra~ n BopnctS
Terms mon tbs approved notes.
Catalogue and samples IN mernns Of
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
Hlnrrien: ::

On the I'd Instant by the Rev w Stopfod. Mr. Aanson
ord aud Miss Caroline daughter OF the Rev. Dr. Lucky all
Of this city
In this CITY, Sept by WIN. Parkinson Thomas Blood to
Sarah B. Wood all of this city.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

II Private Ronrdin2.-Gentlemen wishing permanent
Board and he business part the
CITY, will No. 7- Broad
way taken and made
reader their pleasant comfortable The house esrey
new and newly throughout Terms, moderate. Refer
encas exchanged. y22 Il
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
M wn.bineron Temperance Benevolent Society

will hold their rcrul monthly meeting Monday Evening
Sept pas, o'clock. Members will please prepared
for the payment dues The of this Society will
commence at half past The office
omen daily reception members and other business fro ha
mast o'clock p. NJ, and from F. NJ 10 hnlf T. NJ
WIN A. WISDOM, President.
Tuos AZ NooDsrrr Secretary ct
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
DRY GOODS LINE.

1t the intention of the Prop'etor th establishment keep
much varied assortment aa usually be Any
City especially Broadway believing ,hat stor
good OF necessary family con-
sumption can always fabrics loves, pr
ces liberal they hall
descriptions ciood-
and most fas slonabe Silks and Shssls
They prejudice exists against buying ovprced
Goods Broadway, but this solely from impression :Aa
hey can cheaper and the PrOprcors deter
mined ti,i they shall be uudersold bv
From the advantages which MUIR co. possess and the
u.auer in hich conducted they de-
serve the public patronage Their goods viii be
all bought the advantageous em-chOdy the auction
rooH or imported the Europe They
will smallest profthsy "ll ask but
price will be made-and purchasers rely
-.cs;vin. the utmost poli,enes. =, d attention. s62t
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

the Directors of the ~ a. Trust and Banking Co.
h. apped 10 tho Chancellor for permission open the transfer
books.
In relation doacotion Of officers the Canal Bank
nj Orleans Tho Allen Clark the ofhe bank and Mr.
Ryery Chew cashier have published cards stating that in
nsbs contingency the loss to tae bank be greater than
hundred thousand dollars and that will probably exceed sixty
on,apd Mr. Clarke that the only o will from the
fspd nrscced in collision with the late teller, N Comfy
The CITY Government Philadelphia has instituted suit against
tho Bank for the recovery $4,000 of the o. that nst
tuition held by city large propo,Os of this amount belongs
to III, Grard Trust"
Counterfeit hye dollar Hoes Suffolk Bank of Boston in
circulation signed Parker, Cahier Hy b. Stone President
The is COARSE signatures and the filling well DONE
CA Harris OF the Real Estate Bark of Arkansas, has
published card uong the public against negotiating Of th
500 State Bonds 81 900 each, deposited with the Am
Trust and Banking collateral security for loan of SOuO in
$40 to enable Real Estate Bank Arkansas specie pay
msu TLe bonds are dated January ls4 Mr. Harris
charges that when tho and rendered the ~ A Trust
and Banking Co the forthcoming having been
ndyea by tha Institution Holford Brancke Co.
loan in violation with the Rcs Estate Bank There
fore Mr. Harris comes Mississippi epudation system aud
neither the Bank State legally equitaby morally
bound for tho bonds and will not honor them.
Sales IA Auction.
AZ Huffman Co.-Mdze-i,7 hhds Sugar, Il Il.
ny THoMrsoN's EXCHANGE OFFICE, No 50 Wall street
- " NEw-YoRK Sept 6, 1871.
Rates f Discounts al this Office where all Exchanges of Money of
every kind can be with prompness and on liberal term
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
Tnos. NJ. WoopRurF, Secretary.

NJ Noticc-A meeting of the Hardware Clerks, held
Broadway House Friday the 3 INST the committee
appointed al a meeting made the following Report
THAT they have waited the several retail hardware nr
and take pleasure IN stating
that they uniformly granted their request anu nave expressed
willingness with other retailers IN aordig more Time
for the mental under their employ than ih
eo enjoyed by closing the rst March m the
fra. of November OF Sovcm
ber until he ofMarch. seven o'clock r. NJ
xeTa ansmogsy Tep2H' Ssigr aIope aSSe' '
Whereas it having suggested the meeting that Of
poers Saturday beps especially market day bui-
would generally he expected TO continue on tha evening wa"
therefore would be considered optional with these
of our employers chose open thrt evenns TO do
Also tender thanks employers
ard liberia manner III which they nave cod WIN
request and that feel oursc most grateful Tor u o2o
nitv her,by offered US clerks h
ercd for mental Improvement IN attending the several
already open ior the
would Uy
general aud coutnnt hcrea According TO the
this MONDAY evening,
Gih Of Sep,cmber CHAS p. BALDWIN, Chm.
w w, X R,pI ow Sec,y SILT
are TO attend the Shakespeare HOTEL
of William Monday evening the 9Th inst at 10
o'clock condcratl-n the p'oprey soliciting teir
EMPLOYERS to lose ,hcr u O'clock
n B. Punctua attendance particularly requested s42i
NJ The RctuiI Grocery Clerks requested attend
neetipe al the Hall sionday Sept 9th
a m o'clock NJ By order Of the appointed
ing held at the Exchange Thursday evening Sept ID
"t0 W. 'N1"' w L. ARBoTT. Prest.
The following gentlemen were appointed Committee
Wm Rrecs David :. ramiss
Wn Cornwall Johu l.. Dickson,
II (; Sbuiidt VIM. l.. Abbott,
n r jiscoub Jesse II Ludlun
Henry Percy, Isaac Jaws
Thco Naldorinkc II. NJ. l.adlun, jr,
Abraham Bogert, W m' iates' Jr''
s22,. Geo W. Beers
rvRevA A. smede's School Young Ladies, l65 Duane
street. re-opened Mond, the 9th of September = IL
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
q. w. MUIR s. co.

G,. w. MUIR Il co.
Respectfully inform NvYork that they have 'akeS
the spacious premises
No.3iJ BROADWAY,
sud door below Leonard exactly oppo. Athcueu
The Store has bsen dd elegant and cOmmodou'
and will be opened on
WEDNESDAY NEXT. sh September,
with large and complete eyey fancy
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
GRAND AND NOVEL EXHIBITION
COME AND SEE

Edoy:-Some three weeks employ idle
visiting exhibition Of the FALLS real
Barclay An city until the
precn, prevented what dcer expression Of my
opinion relative pecacs the
bou referred open Inspection OF our citizens and
safely that place oere amueot IN the city with which
acquainted presents opportunity Tor spending an
phtay nnocenty If perfect hdey OF outline nge-
Of conception the mode OF filing and strict
adherence representation localities and observed dan
CO. all that necessary The spectator perfectly correct
model of the FALLS o. N,AGARA then faithful here
held m To nature closely sdiou desire The
passage ofREA WATER thusderng IL descent the nigh
" ledge .cenic Of this character
and add very much in effect,
Tho nroneo know be e,tmsble and well worthy Of
an as enlightened patronage thinks
OsszRvAToR.
The above EXHIBITION crowds 10th
ing Inc da and evening Hours of exhbuon-during day
10 TO and In the evening from 10 o'c.ck
Al tho Evening Exhibition The will be drawn precisely
o'clock.
Adn,ance Children under II years haprc
II SCHOOLS ADMITTED on VERY REASONABLE ERMS.
s6lt'
u Democratic Wing General Committee.-A Re
guar Meeting Wing Gem raj Committee will be
Broadway House Of Grand To
Cucsday) Evening, ls 18th y o'clock BY order.
SAM'L. G. RAYMOND, Chairman.
=, b =; = HatH4@AY, Wri4"ans, Secretaries. .sa
q Grnhnm House 6;S Barcla.-s,reet--The friends of
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
RLANTELS.
HARDWARE AND WOOD WARE.
w a, L. LAmJSey 25S & 255i Greeuwich-sf.

W. g. j. JAMESON, ass & 255i Greenwich-st.
TCHEN FURNITURE al its Yarites, consisting of HARD
IL ware and Willow KEEP, anty
qualities low prices suit the times
Those would wish purchase articles OF the above kind will md
their advantage by calling before purchasing elsewhere.
NJ large Of Freleh Travelling Bags and
81 lnis W. q ). 'AnA7"-"
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06
FALL AND SUMNER GOODS

May bought other
cy We shall endeavor to With celebrated pull
fers in publishing bu. will engage sell goods
chess a ay of tAen probably well
Having recently received desirable assortment Of Fall Goods nch
as Cloths Satnets Mernoe red white and yellow tlan
nes Mousse LANES Saxony Cloths together with large
sortnent Shngs and Sheetngs Prints Of var
general variety Of other Dry Goods we invite ho7c
any. " "f X. DOWIE.
CLOTms, CAssgMERES AND VESTANGs.-
~ by late arrivals several caie ef
black Invisible green Prince Albert olive aud brown CLOIHS
Of fine qualities.
VESTINGS-Rch styles. Also,
TAiLORS TRIMMINGS.
Seaas Serge- Biudng Cords. PLAID LnEgs Buttons
all which sold package piece the lowest market
prices at No. lb4 William street. by
i,s JOHN ". KUPFER
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

Packet DOrlsan- Richardson Hare 18th Ju
mlze, w Whitlock-l29 stee passengers
Ship Argo HALEY St Petersburg 81 dys mz Goodase %
BARK zeppa Comfort IS ballast Mcacham
Brig Lowing Dunha Port Au Platt IA dys, tobacco aud ma
hogan,, B Aymar & Co
Brg Michigan Csemsn Jaskmcl u cohe and Lockwood
A c Rossire & Co. ,.,u
Brig Peter Demil Daren l3 dys, lumber VI Demi
Columbian Atrevda, Laguara, coffee, Dawson
,hp United States Bron, Liverpool 32 dys mdze 10
Robert Kermit -,
Ship Manco Wade, Turks apd II dvs, salt TO ihom".on
Ship 81 Bunker Antwerp IS dys ballast HICKS Co
Bremen Johanna Frederick Wei!ng Newcastle tas via
Havana, Cosi, Noli,epus * Co.
Brig JOHN Edwards Davis, Tarks Island 10 cy' salt I" J.
Laurie =, ,,
Brig Henry D-ladcd Ms Port Au Prince coffee Shielding
Fcri..
Rig Acolu Lncoln Whining ton, C dys. naval stores
Big Saranah Shape Savannah, dys, cotton, Surss Clear
Brig Selm, SIN Mobile Il dys, cotton to order .
ship Russell Glover Homes Liverpool ~ d>s mdze Glover
McMurry.
BELow-2 SHIPS bark, 3 brigs
New-York tribune., 1841-09-06

q Graham BHousc, 63 Barclay street.-The friends Of
Temperance are invited to call. Shower Baths free. slu