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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-09-15
STATE OF VERMONT
Probate District Of .Narlgo,.

Frooate District Of Marlboro q,
IL PaoDATE CouRr, Sept. 9Th, IA,
ZONES Lafayette Clark. admin;,..' 'i
- upon the estate OF Thaddeus Mn, ,"I n,l
OF Brattleboro, in said district deceased , ~.
hles his administration account forevamin,. s.u
and allowance; whereupon, il is ordered l'p %.,
the same be heard and examined beio,s . '"ss
Court, at session thereof TO be holden ., Sou %a
Inn OF Arad Burnett, in Newlane, in ss IA S %e
tuct, on the last Thursday of September i D','
And Tor The purpose Of notifying all persons n
ierested, Of the time and place Of hearing .,a
administrator is directed to publish rouy w y
The record OF this order three weeks succes:i, !.
" IN the Vermont PhGnx, printed at Rrs,i.
i6oro, in said district. previous 10 said timr i
hearing. ''D' "
A true Copy from the Record.
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Rect
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STATE OF vnnnrn,,..-

r'00"'e district Of Marlboro /,
In PnoBATE CovRr, August OCH 80.
EOME Samuel p. Strong and A.. wa
~ Executors of the last Nil an n|lVh Ams
OF David Strong, late Of Marboro = esanen
trct, deceased, and file their adni1; u sad Dis
count for examination and anwonouaauon &C.
upon, il is ordered, that the same ho When
examined before said Court al a ~ lea,d and
70 be holden at the Inn of Arad I Pn,I sneTeol
Newlane in said District, on The lay Do' T in
day oil September next. And for ,H lhurs-
OF notifying all persons interested ~ puipoSe
the time and place Of hearing, said ZEN ZEN Of
are directed to publish copy Of be T re"o.I
this order, three weeks successveIv in , ,S d
mont Phenix, printed at Bratileboro "'S veg,
district, previous to said time of hearing "S'd
A true Copy from the Record
Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY H.,
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Farm for Sale.

E--I YHNHE subscriber offers his farm
&ES1!t!1A a. for sale, lying in the north.
@ iii W. east part Of Marlboro, and about
two miles from Williamsville,
(Newiane.) Said farm contains 40 acres Of
good land, well divided into moving, pastur-
ing and tillage. There is on the premises O
good House, Barn, and Blacksmith shop, near.
" new, and is well watered.
Also, % acres of pasturing and woodland,
about 3 mile from the above. Said farm will
be sold very cheap, as the subscriber intends to
remove TO the West.
JONATHAN C. BINGHAM.
Marlboro, Aug. 90, 1913.
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WOOL

VNHE subscriber continues n ...
n at the PurNEY WOODEN F ,s~e W0ot
Manufacture into Cashmere, ON bis nsae,eT, 10
Putney, June, 1s4S. Union.
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For Sale.

TTNHE well known Blacksmith Shop, situated
4 in the centre of The village of Whining
ton, on the Stage Road leading from Brattle-
boro to Bennington, with House aud Barn
and other out buildings, with one acre of first
rate land. Said shop is bricked up and pas-
tered inside, and is in one of the best locations
for good workman that can be found in the
country.
Terms made easy For further information
call on f. l.. Stanley g. Co., near the premises,
or of the subscriber.
F.. S. STANLEY.
Wilmington, VT, July Ia, 1s4S. a. #
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POPULAR MUSIC.

consisting Of variety orSougs, Duets, Waltz
es, Horn pipes, Marches, Quicksteps, Qua
dres, Overtures, &C., arranged for the Piano
Forte. Also, variety of collections adapted
to the Flute, Violin, and Violoncello, among
which are the Musicians Companion, the In
strumenial Musician, Brainard's Collection of
Instrumental Music, Sc. Preceptors for every
variety of INSTRUMENTS constantly on kand.-
Also, just received, the Boston Musical Edu-
cation Society's Collection of Church Music,
edited by Baker & Woodbury., new and pop
ulnr work just issued from the press, together
with a splendid assortment of Walking Canes,
Umbrellas. and every variety Of articles in their
line. Musical INSTRUMENTS, Umbrellas, Para
soils, Walking Canes, SC. repaired on short
notice. .slf m s,f
n. ID. Constantly receiving new music a
fast published.
Bratileboro, May 90, Is4s. 1885
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@ AUCTION.

~=-A WILL be sold at Public Anc-
I'd III posed Of on Saturday, the Esd
60 lksss8 OF September next at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, at the residence OF WV. l.. UPHAM, a
dwelling -house, one and hall stories high,
with wood-shed, carriage shed and barn at
tached thereto, all in good repair. Also, con-
nected with the above, about three acres of
good tillage land, OF which one-iouuh is COW
cred with Apple and other fruit trees. The
orchard is young and thrifty, about two-thirds
grown, and every tree has (!or several years, }
been grated, and now bears good quantity
of choice fruit. Said premises lie 10 the East
part of Putney, on the old river road, running
parallel with two other roads,-one on each
side--leading from Westminster to Puiney, and
is as pleasantly situated as any other place,
without exception.
Also; will be sold at the same time and place,
Gig, Hunting Gun, l WheeIbarrow, to-
getheT with some household furniture, consist
ing of ! French Bedstead, / Secretary, 1
Centre Table, Mahogany Chairs Of snpe-
rior quality, . children's high chairs, together
with a large variety of small articles too nu-
merous 10 mention, but mostly consisting Of
Peddlng Traffic, sc. SC. Terms made known
at the time OF sale.
Putney, August Is. '6w5i
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO the subscriber an
IN requested to make payment 10 Mr. Sm.
VEL DUTToN, who is authorized to give r..
ceipt for the same. Immediate attention 10 tbe
above will save cost.
FREDERICK VAN DooRN
Brattleboro, Aug. 80, ls4S.
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One Cent Re,cayd !!

EFT the service of the subscriber on The
- goth of August ut., boy named DAN
IHRAsHER, about IA years Of age. Said boy
IS very large size for his age, and had on when
ne eit a,,pair OF dark colored pantaloons. a lin
en- round. about, light vest and velvet cap. All
persons are hereby forbid harborng or trusting
SAID BOY on my account, as | shall not hold
myself responsible for any debts of his contract
ing after this date.
SAMUEL e. HAYNES,
Wilmington, Aug, 90, iS4s. 81
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C.EG. HERRICK,
Fashionable Tailor,
BRATTLEBoRo.
U5-All orders neatly and promptly executed.
Farm for Sale.

m n OFFER for sale the Farm now
f9@ IL occupied by P. w. Taft, plea
I;iiigNa sanity situated in Putney, two miles
,AllAsasssA, from the new Westinghouse, on
the road to Westminster West, containing l5l
acres-having upon il first rate tillage and
moving land, clearinghouse and three barns,
and in addition to the wood-ot, beautiful
sugar orchard near the house, sugar-house and
other buildings. IL is an excellent farm.
Also about half mile from the Farm SO
acres of good land, with barn thereon-about
10 acres of which is mowing-the remainder
in pasture and wood.
The property is valuable and must be sold
this season.
DAVID CRAWFORD,
Assignee OF p. w. TAFT.
Putncy, June Is, is4S. Smo4s
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NOTICE.

VVNHIS certiGes that The subscriber has given
l. his sons, Joseph Grimes Moore, and
James Darling Moore, minors, iheI time, and
declare them free to act end trade for them
selves; and shall claim none of their earnings
nor pay any Of their debts after this date.
PETER MOORE.
Brattleboro, Aug. 90, ls4S. a
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Music! Music! Music

lust received at the MUSIC STORE of
- WOODBURY s. BURDITT,
opposite Dutton s. Clark's, large assortment
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PAIN TIN G.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce
Il to.the inhabitants of Bratileboro and its
vicinity, that having bought out Frederick
Van Doom, one door north of the Vermont
House, be will continue TO carry on the Paint
ing business In all lis various branches, viz:
House Sign, aud Imitation Painting, GLAZING
and Paper Hanging, &C., and hopes to merit
share ofpublic patronage.
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
Brattleboro, Aug, 10, ls4s 30
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NOTICE.

L HEREBY give 10 my son, Horace Ads.
Il son Fuller, his time, with liberty 10 Az
for himself shall claim no part of bis cam.
ings, nor be responsible for his contracts sle,
this date. ABEL FULLER
Dummerston, March 80, ls4S. Il
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GHEET LEAD, SHEET ZINC, BAR
- TIN. Pig Lead, Brass Kettles, Iron and
Brass Wire, Nails, Window Glass, Door-hsn-
dies, Butts, Screws, Files, and fresh stock Of
HdRD sW.aRE, just received at
W. WlLLISTON & TYLER'S.
August 80, as4S. s S', owl
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MUSIC.

OOQA PAGES Piano sheet Music, tr
&OOO sale low at the BooKs7oRE
August so, ls43. /
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The non-rcsidcnt T,roprictors

AF The town Of Slratton, in The County Of
~ Windham and State Of Vermont, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town within the year next preceding this date,
remain either in whole or in partunpaid on the
following described lands in said town, to wit:
Amount Of tax
es unpaid.
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Western Rail Road.

t.z.;SsET7 &C. 6ESS7 Ill
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Hop Sacking and Irvine.

~ c. HALL has received 1000 Guam
NJ. Bags, large and small, and will keep
full supply constantly on hand Cor sale. As'
good English Irvine. :,
August IL, lS4S. 4Wo'
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And so much Of said lands will be sold at
Public Auction, al the Inn Of William Cum
mngs, in said Stratton, on the first Thursday
of October next, at 8 O'Clock in the forenoon,
as shall he requisite 10 discharge said taxes,
with costs, unless previously paid.
The taxes on the above described lands that
are here advertised, are State tax, a State
School tax, and a Town tax.
Dated al stratton, this 10th day of August,
A. ID. ls4S.
IRA SCOTT,
1 First Constable and Collector.
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WINDHAM, SIS.
Johu Clark
VS.. IVindhanl County Court,
Ezra Florida May Term, is43.
nnh Il rnsfac
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Foreign Markets.

Rio JAsEIRo, May lstn.-The arrivalsc since the LIST
inst. are q. Gardner Thames, Fabius, and VIM. Price
Baltimore; Amelia Mulholland, New York; Cuba, Bos
tonbringng 969s bbs four 3ss candles 34S bbls
The sales have been extensive at l70O0 cash for Rich
mond; l7S0O credit for the Fabius' cargo Of Baltimore;
l53O0 for the VIM Prices deliverable at Buenes Ayres
The only parcel remaining in first hands is 3400 bbs
export 800 bbls having been taken since s Baltimore
has been more in demand than Richmond both for Eu-
rope and consumption the receipts of the latter being
greater than usual-Total stock 49, 900 bbs Sales Of
do 20 22j Shifting stripes, 26O 800; 30 inch Shirt
ings $50 l60 Brown Drills are in large suppy-ether
kinds are more wanted and saeable Lard, 260 The
sales OF Coffee the past three days have been extensive
higher prices, ranging from $1,000 35Oo The stock
reduced to only 5000 bags and the receipts very lin
ited-until lily no large supplies be expected.
HAVANA, June l9th.-Our market continues dull for al
most every description OF goods. have sales to adj
wise of Rice since the Arabian the 10TH o. and
Ann A. Parker the 18TH at rs The Daniel Webster
public-we have hand that by Hayne, Merchant and
Poland for which 9i is asked but think the holders
would accept fraction under the article consequently
nominal at a rs.
The expectation of securing high prices for their
gars at the commencement Of the season-makes our
planters very 10th to follow the downward tendency
foreign markets, and my quotations are reluctantly
ceted and when they absolutely refuse sell the yell
lows alone43 81 rs Tor inferior to for browns
RS for whites, lors 81 Ot for span and 81 % for fine
Sugars.
Our market is bare of Coffee; there must however, re-
main in the country some 5000 bagshe few parcels
Offering are inferior, and taken at 81 81 cents
Molasses-t | RS. for tart; there is sweet in market
Exchange on London, dull at 81 a per cent prem.
New York 60 days par rs per cent prem Charleston
nothing doing.
FRrIeHrsoTo Cowes e. a . &c for large vessels and
e. 5a 2 10 for small ones
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Ioai' 32e83.9B 1903 l0i,lI7sS9 21,41299
This table gives most singular and violent Auctua
ton in importations For the ending January
lsl3 there decline of $40 900 as compared with
the same period of the previous year. In that period there
had been violent alterations in the currency or
those great which influence the course of trade
Precisely with the expiration of the compromise the
end second quarter of s42 the decline commenced
and has continued t. the present time. notwithsand
ing that the exports of the fourth quarter of ls42
very large The exports Of foreign goods very small
showing that all which had been imported under the low
duties were retained for consumption. Thus the do
nestle exports, which constitute the of buying
increased while the proceeds returned in the shape of
specie goods being prohibited The fact that specie did
come back also proof that the imports for the first
six months of ls42 not in excess-there was no
debt due abroad for them The value of merchandise
pay ing duty imported in the fourth quarter of ls42
sl97 493, and the duties accrung thereon s2s7s
$780, equal average $3.50 per cent The penses
Of the government about 600 per month"; which
for FIVE months sl2 100000 In that five months end
ing June lst the outstanding Treasury increased
600 showing the receipts Of the government from
all qua tcrs to have been about 0OO 900
derived from customs at the above average the i'm
ports paying dutyIwould have been short of 600
for five months In all this time money has accumulated
on the seaboard-produce has come forward in
never before equaled evnced in the high tolls Of all
the public works. These facts conclusive to the
runous effect Of the tariff and the mprobabty of any
great revival Of foreign euntil definitely settled
low revenue basis Hence, money accumulses here
from the liquidation OF the banking through the country,
the dividends and Of the New York aud other
stocks that fall due in addition to the proceeds of the new
crops the rat" OF interest will fall much lower and the
demand for money await the permanent regulation of the
taria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30
Corn Trade.

This market continues very dali. but prices are well
sustained The receipts still continue small We quote
Genesee SIS 6St 10; Ohio and Michigan SIS 66t 62t
Other descriptions remain just the same as last quoted
At Boston, the 2sth instant during the past week fur
Their has been realized in prices with good
demand Sales comprise Georgetown, for shipping $500
ST; Extra Eagle So 6l2; Howard street. $685. Gene
see, common brands, 1857 5,75 and holders ask
S5s7 So per bb good demand has been experienc ed
for Corn and higher prices have been realized. Sales
have been made of round yellow so 0s, fat do SO 60
81 80 cents per bushe By auction, $4,000 bushels New
Orleans, 81 49, and good SO b5 cents per bushel.
ALBANY, June 27.-We do not hear OF any transac-
tons to-day We continue our quotations Of yesterday
at $5t for all descriptions in good order. The -four
consigned generally stored at So boat load of feed
is held at l2cllc offered No change in grain, and
thing doing.
At Rochester the Gath ult, the rise in the price of
-four and wheat during the past week. has given business
in the country another new impulse, which
pleased notice The great abundance OF money the
Tor produce is all that the country needs and that
must have to be prosperous.
Wheat holds firmly at 81 1871 and Flour at S. per bar
rel
At Buffalo, the 9th inst-In the flour and grain
kets there is still the fullest confidence OF reang the
rates yet offered and the extent of the operations
continue to be the largest scale. Holders OF wheat
who yesterday refused to sell for less than ST. h have to
day found bushels Of Ohio having been
at that price by Medina miller. The first invoice of rye
received here this in to-day and taken
for disng 50 cents Holders of corn still storing
their stock rather than accede to decline Last sales
A cents 1000 bba flour half straight forward brands
with equal proportion of mixed, taken at SIS 125
At Richmond the 26th nsant-Country, very little in
market which held at S. 5O S. l2A has been offered
bat refused. Corn IS to sac per bushel.
At Cincinnati the 24.h.-rhe news from New Orleans
has had effect market-al the receipts at the
Canal were taken at 81 3, inspected
At New Orleans the 20th.-There has been brisk de-.
5000 bushels So to 4oc buhe in Sacks which is
advance Of about DC per bushel.
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FreIghts.

At Savannah the oath instant-Foreign almost no
mina There is nothing going forward to Havre the
continent, and the shipment OF Cotton to Liverpool
very small. The ship now loading is filling up slowly at
former quoted rates, 4 and 7-l6d Coastwise are more
active but the great number of vessels for Northern
ports keeps the rates at former prices 81 per
bale for Cotton and 90 per cask for Rice New York
and 81 a 81 IS per bale for cotton to Boston.
At Mobile the 2lst instant-The same inactivity pre-
walls at the date Of last and but three
cargoes remain for shipment have nearly suci
emily tonnage in port to take to market We hear OF
foreign engagement the barque Salem, for Liverpool
3D. Two ships have laid for New York at 81 per
hale.
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Passengers Arrived.

NV onLEAss-stssm ship Nep;u9e-M, Nudge, lady,
dexter two child aud Mrs Cuger two chi dren
servant. Mr. Gfeen lady AID children Mrs Riddle, Ms d.
and two children Mrs Rspanngon, Mrs L,monee M. Rob
Gray Rainey Stauten, Provo kery Davidson, Clark. Bass
Phillips Phillips Lewis, Beruny, Son-, Potter. q l.
G.odsrG FolgeI Gay D$ma. Pilot BIon; Captain Stark
Torey. Edmonston, Wise. Nugsnt, T. Marks, MalarJ
Laugdon-32 seerage, 49, on Geek: From CharlesonMss
Wink Ms Barrett Ne.rs Lee Clah, Or en- Finley Nil.
Ter. Ross. Peck, Howe, ence, Buck, Gllett Wood
MArArzAs-Bns Nepoleon-A Ashbook, II Amy. and II
Hersk
lady Andrews, w Mein, H Stewart, Sionson.
PoNcE-B Brig Mary Av.rl-Capt X Trow bridge.
PoNcE-Schr Venus-J Thompson;
CHaRLE.roN-Brg Gsorge-O Ch,Tee lady aud lhe.
children. Mrs b Oakes and daughter, II Meford. A
Hooker Richards w oadnan. Mctford, Voison.
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Second Board.
State OF Trade.

ses-Thc sales Of reach about 800 barrels at ~
62k and holders in instances demand trihe
that quotation. Pearls aretul and what few sales are
made rate at IS IS.
Conon-This article remains very inactive, in cOnse
quence of the absence OF from Europe. The sales
yesterday reached about 1900 bales prices
merely nominal and must be considerably affected by
the next arrival.
Hay-s very stagnan sales Of bales 80 for ship
ment. Very little country offered
OisWhale is in rather hotter favor, prices firm at
former quotations, with an ordinary tendency.
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Died

On June goth, MARY, wife Of Anthony D. Carroll aged
~ years also, their infant Many ANN, aged one day
The friends OF the family, also those of her brother
Martin Gilmore, respectfully requested to attend her
funeral this morning at 10 O'clock from 256 Water street.
On the goth instant Mrs. MoCLosxy, in the bath year
OF her age
Her friends and acquaintance and those of her breher
Edward Logue, respectfully invited to attend her
neral Friday the 3oth his day. from her late resi-
dense corner 2Sth street and 3rd avenue at o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-30
Brighton Cattle Market.

JUNE 26.-At market 800 Beef Cattle II pair Working
Oxen Is Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep and 500 Swine. 80
Beef Cattle unsold
Prces-B eef Cattle-We quote few extra as; first
quality s. second quality % 6O third quality
S75 a425.
Working Oxen-Sales at sos, 10 and 10.
Cows and Calves-Salss at SIS, -. 90 and ~.
Sheep--Lots were sold from 81 90 to SO.
swine-A few small lots sold at Ate for Sows; and
sc for Barrows lot to close at At retail from
To &C.
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Foreign lamentations.

MArANz.s-Brg Waew-603 bx, SUGAR Taylor-l50 NJ
Taylo-2 nj bu do bag coffee II Seymour COT boxes
s,gars Young, cc-2 do sweetmeats 0nncil Mnturn
ST JAeo-Brg Goiil bores sugar sio bag, coffee Dun,
comb Beckwith
TRNIpAp-Brg Fcnsacola3t3 bids n sugar Lasala
IS chs molssses A VinaI 4 son, Portland.
roSck-Brg Mav Averill-83 hhds Sc do molaues
Southmayd q son-7J hhds sugar J W Archibald.
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Married.

At Poughkeepsie on the 2sth instant by the Rev. Dr.
Reed, LIZ GRAND DoDoE Esq to CoRrELA A. daughter of
Charles Crooke, Esq, all of that village.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILADELPHIA June s9-An Cumberland, Adams Pemamr
buco; John jay Baker Povdepce Mary Clark Sweet Key
Wet Below, Edw ard Steel from Buenos Ayres; Congress-
Of Harrington.
nBA June 9s-Cd Arctic, Ruark, Rio and MARKET
Frances Jane, Gotta st Johns, PR. .
RICHMOND, June 28-An at City Point, Oceshus, smith,
Crenen.
FDESroN. NC. June 2i-An Sarah Louisa, Point Petre
Quad.
Foreign Ports.
PERrAMBuco June 4-Sd 81 Hannah, Smith, ho Janero;
May 20, Cornelia, Conner, Bahia.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

NAVY ORpExs.-Lieutenant G M. Hooe-order
90 the Macedonian revoked, and leave two mouths;
Mldshipman E. Thompson-eave three months;
Mdshpman A. Asht0n--to the Ou-ka-hy-e
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sAvArsAH-schr Onecos3 bale. cotton Collins-6t d.,
ood3 BIS pnnh Dimon3e bales Barnes-s3 ties
rice Hill Govdv.
CHARLEsroN-Bng George-11 tcs rice pkgs Pilot 4 l.,
Barh'er9o osles cotton Post fhilps-50 Colt coT
Willis 90 Tues le II Moore-l9 Greexway Henry-2i
brs Spohord& Tileston-3l pigs to order.
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$1,000 Tennessee 5s int 9th January and July, sa 1900
Tennessee 5s int Sd May and New, sO 1000 Tennessee
SIS, int 9th Jan end july SAL IS shares Southern nsu
rance OF 5000 State 6 ls46 annual e0 500 State 6
as 100 shares Grard Bank 53 $1,000 Tennessee
SIS, int 9th Jan and July 81.
After Board-$lOO State S. 1885, annual SO; 5000 Rea
ding Railroad convertible 6 53a % shares Kentucky
Bank, 62 1000 Wilmington 6's, 1858. 72 10 shas Schuy
Kill Blk, 1000 Lehgh Mort Loan 80, 80 shas schuylk
Navigation, 445.
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ROOMS TO LET
IN THE BFIMONT HOIJSE NEW BRIGHTON

AA IN THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON
6 Tn, Subscriber having fitted this e.,ab'i,hment
great expense for the comfort Of his friends and the
public aud grateful for the liberia patronage already be-
slowed him. by his tx rons please for
auce oft.
He begs TO inform ther, that he has still two double and
IN single which Re will low
sui. the If immediate application be made end will
be happy to acc,nmo wishing enjoy the
and advantages of thu, place
The situation of The desirable on the Terrace
Having very hue large blthpg house directly 'front.' the
bolrdeu enjoy that luxury with the
end pie isurc
Tie steamboats, ply constantly Throughout the day to and
from New York. GEORGE PIERlS,
Belmont House, New Brighton.
OH, mn