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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
Il A BILE Il SPRING CUTLER,
BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
AMERICAN HARD-WARE,



TIE WOOLEN FACrOSY and machinery formerly
L owned by The Giceh Mountain WOODEN Manufacture
ing Company situated in The nou Sling villa pe OF Ludlow
Windsor county, VI. upon b acH River Of the lcs
streams for prrprllms manufacturing machinery in the
state. The Factory tudln1 five stories high substan-
ta huil Of brick, aud capable Of containing Of
III e,ymerc cmney, There nrw ia sand factory
three prime sels Of said machinery with comp Gle
If Siurc- for the same, also adjoining said ory wood
hnusr dye "use d dry dnq all Of which nearly g.
Convenient for business. Also convenient boarding
iou,", sufficient accommodate from so IS boardrrs,
nso barns and IN the same privilege, u Saw Mil -
The location is favorable for obtaining wood at
cheap rate.
Tue owners Of the above property being dcrnus Of dis
posing u thu same wi make The price and of pay
ihent such cannot i Of giving satisfaction any
who may wish to purchase. For further particulars
euire Of
WHITEWELL, SEAvER & Co.
Milk Street, Boston.
d. PERRY Esq, p. NJ, at Ludlow or
jobs DUNBAR, Esq, NewbuIy VT,
October a. 1872. Sms0
A LAPACCA LUSTRES. go uecrs at
IN reduced prices, at FRENCH AND BAN
CROF1iS nDoosttc the Rank 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
pAwGBoRN & pRENsMArD,

WhoIesae Agents Tor The BRUSH College, OF Health.
London.
We inform the public that we nave visited Il c Col.
lcge in London, and hold our appointment directly
from Nlessrs. MOrrisons, and every package and box
must bcai our signature the outside thus.
PANGBORN 4 BRINSMAID.
There is no other Medicine which has obtained the
extensive use which MORISON'S HYGElAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINE has, and no other which
retains through all opposition the good opinion OF alt
wlo nse il long enough my II.
II You are sick Try lhls meIcine. il will 90 yon
good. Fol sale BY T.. p Walton &. Sons
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
JAYNE,s EXPEUTORANT

JN Z NE'S In LJ IOKANI
A LWAlS cures ASTHAA-wo or three large
IN doses will cure the GROUP or HIVES 10 cml-
dron in from 3 minutes to one hours time. 1t i'm
mcdlatcly subdues the viol nee Of Hopping Cough,
and effects speedy cure. Hundreds who have been
given up by ller physiciaus incurOb!c, with
sumption, splitting OF blood and other Pulmonary
Affections have been restored TO perfect cure by it,
1t never fails in giving relief. III For sale by Dr.
jayne 30 South Third st. Philadelphia. Also by
Z. p. WALTON & SONS. Montpelier. VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

w TN. CIR EENOUGsG 81 To-.
No. Ia MERCHANTS ROW, BOSTON,
A r 4 constantly rcociving,
n HARDWA ARE & CUTLERY,
which they Or- for sale The trade for cash or
arplovrdrrcdit, on tho most reasonable terms.
Their stock consists in cf
TABLE Il SPRING CUTLERY.
Files, Greavos and Sons, Groves and Sons; Saws
Hand, Web, Compass, Blue Back, Grating, from the
manufactures Of Graves aud Sons Butcher, Tyzack and
other approved Stamps Greayes and Sons Edge Tops
Turner'S aud Slaggs Sickles; Greaves and Sons, and
Brown and Fathers, Braces and Bits; comprising
plec assortment ofSheflcid Goods.
..BIRMINGHAM GOODS.
among which are, Jamess Screws Bed Screws; Coach
Screws Butts broad aud narrow Baldwn's, Kenricks
Cotres larratTs Table, T, Plate back flap, pew, CHI,
Hinges Hooks and Hinges Trace, Log Fence. Halter
CHAINS; Locks-Carpcnlers BADGERS, Rim dead coset
pad, chest trunk, wardrobe press; Norfolk latches
wrought Nails of superior quaity. &c.
AMERICAN HARD WARE.
'Ames's snOvels and spades iron and cast Steel brass
Andrnns Nashua locks and latches: American Latchrs
Bakc's RArker's and Whites NC, VIM. Rowlands Mil
and Or IS Can Saws Coffee Mits.& &c.
Composing in all stock well adapted tn the country
trade. So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

Nl"'I NioV"ts
AIDES CLOAKS- Cneap. al Inc Cash
store. LANGDON WRIGHT have just
received lots oil the following beautiful styles of
CLOAK 4 U rs:
Blk and Blue Black Brown aud Green Apncs;
Blue Blk & lancy cold silk & worsIed fgj Veaubclio
Blk silk warped Indiana Clolli-6-4 wldei
BlkS.buc blk silk watpd Alpaccas, "a, "A, Sd, Cd
Blue blk real N,apotan Cloth al wool, Cd wide
Blk&bluo blk German L. cnch, g. Eng. Metinus, Ga,
Black aud brown Cambeleens-34 and "A wide;
Colorcd rinled Mandarins nix, blue black and fan
cy cold silks which with Silks, Cambrlcs, WNd
dings, Vulveis and Furs for Trimmings, they offer
unusually low for cash. Oct ~
DEAVER CLOTHS. FRENCH 4 BAN
I'D CROFT have first rate article OF Diamond and
Wave Beaver Cloths for 80 per yard also every
Dissertation fTnilnr's Trimmings. Oct 10
pROA 40 pieces from 81 II
ID to SO per yard, AT FRENCH & BANCROF1'e
opro.i'c The Back. Ori 10
(,ASSIMERES& VESTINGs. FRENCH
- AND BANCROFT have guud assortment Of
Cassimeres and Vesiings, which will be sod very
low.
BATTLE SNAKE OIL, for sale by
IL CLARK & COLLINS.
SHAW, OF all kin at LYMAN aud KINGS.
~ December Sh.
LOOK HERE.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON FALL
GOODS
TCJeTO arrive TINS WEEK ut tho Cash store Of
LANGDON & WRIGHT,
and will he sold VERY Low.
GROCERIES,.
(NLARK COLLINS have Just received n fresh supply
~ uf GROCERIES, which They will sell as low can
he bo chi in Montpelier Also WINES Sc ccicd IN Bos-
ton by Dr. Clark for medicinal purposes, and warranted
pure.
Montpelier, SPpi.'T 1912. 70
CHAPMAN Magic Slrap--W ii Graves and Suns
- Razots; Cloth, hriL tooth and shay ~. Brushes for
sale cheap by CLARK AMI COLLINS.
Monpeier October IS 10
(NITRON, Mace. NMmrgs, Cloves. Ground Cassia,
- suce and Pepper. Also West Inta Pepper sauce
for sale low by CLARK and COLLINS,
October 49, 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
NEW GOODS.

WRENCH AND BANCROFT have received
T. from New. York a large assortment OF Fall aud
Winicr Goodf. Oc'IO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
BOTANIC MEDICINES.

(NLARK & COLLINS haze this day received fresh
~ assortment of Rolanc Medicines Among which may
he found Ground Al, Cayenne, Ginger Root, Bayb1rry,
Golden Seal, slippery Elm, American VaIenan Compost
ton Black Cohush Llcy Roof, Turkey Myrh, do Eabc,
Cayenne Pepper Pods, Hot Diops, Sc,
Q. d &. would say to Physicians and others who may
by them be of the fs qualify and al the lowest
Montpelier. Oct 8. 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
o, ,WALITONS
WG8GD939p 8GG9GpG9
AND
FARMERS ALMANAC,
.I8A3.


THIS DAY PUBLlsHED-DEC. 2, Is42.
Containing the fullest Register of Attorneys
Clersymen, Physicians, Postmasttrs, State, Town,
County, Civil, Judicial and Military Officers ever
published also Business Directory OF the prncipa
Villages IN the Slate, memorandum for every day
in the year, and larger variety ,f other valuable
and interesting matter, 10 The farmer and business
man, than i, 10 be found in anJ other Register.
t1Asnnother publication, containing similar
matter bot less complete as Register, has been
Issued at w oodsock, all DESTROYS OF purchasing our
eduion will please order "WALToEs' VERMONT
REGi,TFR."
For sale by the Publishers j. T. Mnrston and G. w Cobb &
Co.. Mon'peerj g. Goodrich, and Villas, LOOMS q Co., Bur
lngton Jonn hegur Middebury; r. Milton Rutland 10
seph seen, Brateboro Simeon de agen, for Curemont IN
- Manufacturing Company Ira Whte Newbuy j. Russell
ally.
NOM o come
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

CNITRUN. Mace. NdmrgS, CloveS Ground Cassi1
- sice aud Pepper. Also West m',a Pepper sauce
far sale low by CLARK and COLLINS.
October 10. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

CHAPMANS Magic Strap--W ii Graves and Suns
- Razors; Cloth, h1t tooth and shaw Brushes for
sale cheap BY CLARK AMI COLLINS.
Montpelier. October is. 19
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

HAIR WORK.
TUST received a & csl supply of HAIR WORK for The
y Ladies' such Curls, Fizeus SC.
ABEOTT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

GROUND and Warranted pure, also purc Sperm Oil
" and Olive Oil for table, may be had the drug store
OF CLARK COLLINS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

DLACK AND BLUE INK, also Kidder's lnde.
- ible lax, for sale Wholesale and retail by S. p
REDFiELD. Oc IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20

CHARLES SPALDING has the csl quality Of TEA
~ in the Market. by Groceries Of all kinds will be
sold cheap for cash.
Sepicmber % 1912 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-01-20
NEW GOODS.
CHARLES SPALDING

IL TER GOODS, which he will sell as low for Cash,
be purchased any in his saio Please al,
Monlnelicr yl.lagc Scnlcmner IS ls42. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
M 4 2 RJFD

On Thursday evening 9th inst. by the Rev Moses BAL
lou Mr. H b Perkins, Miss Harriet Louisa, danshlef o
the late John Hammer, Esq, all of this City
At Brooklyn, on the 9th inst, by the Rev NJ w Dwight
Mr. George s. Conoye1 10 Miss Augusta Joralemon, both
Of that city T
Barrett Of New Yo1k Mr. Stephen Alonzo Schoh OF Ne"
York, to Miss Maria Josephine, daughter OF Richard L.
Hastings Of Brooklyn.
sprague Gen Rufus King, Susan daughter Of Col foo
eIt Elliot. r,
AT Paramus n. J. the Sth inst, BY Rev. Dr. Etng
Vessel VESSELS Of this city, Catharine L, daughter OF
Cornelius c. Zabriskie, of the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
Cleared.


Steamer Jas L Day, REYNOLDS E D Hurbut S Co
Ships Shakespeare, Mercer NewOrleans, h Collins 20;
Republic Luce, Liverpool Stewart Wright; Quebec,
Hebbard London, London, GrinneIl. Minurn & Co.
Brss George Hull Charlesson,G Bulkey; Rudolph Gro
ming, Felker, Key West.
Schrs Mary, Alexandra, D {, a Cooley x 20; Mary
Frances Skinner, do
Arrived.
u S ship Dale James P. O. Ellers, Lieut. Commanding,
days from Philadelphia.
Swedish ship Blixon Loderstrom, from Antwerp, Sept.
To- mdze, to Boorman < Johnston.
Bark Due dOreans, Hoodless, from Leghon Sept 10,
marble silks mdze sc. order. Left ship Jacob Pennell,
Hastey the only American vessel port The D. has expe
repced heavy weather. having been 10 days southwest
of Sandy Hook. In heavy gale of the Western Islands
sprung tho and top nas lore top and lore top
gallant mast and spapker boom split sails and doing cond
eabe other damage Died board Of consumption, on
the Goth Sept Mr. Snba S Cleyenger SCULPTOR late resi-
dent Florence.
schr Geo. Henry Sawyer, ds I'm Cheryfsld TIMBER to
Snow
Brig Phura, Dane, Savannah.
Disasters.
Capt Shannon of the sch Swallow, arrived at Apaiach
cola from this port reports having passed 2Oh ultlmo ship
Kenucky from Boston for New Orleans, aground the
Bahama Banks This is the vessel which was seen on the
DIST union down, and it blowing heavy at the time The
Kentucky left Boston about the 18th ult and has most pro-
badly valuable cargo
There now remains scarcely doubt bet that the brig How
ell was lost while her passage from Havana for Charles
ton
Wreckine vessels continued at Nassau on the
lth with the cargoes of the ships United States and Don
Juan
Ship Astracan, cargo far discharged up TO th was
found but slightly damaged
Foreign Ports.
At Cronsad l,h ult, ship Geneva, Col ioI Nswi ofk
loading.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
DJ Ed

On the 10Th inst after long Illness which she bore with
Christian fcrtitude Carissa wife OF Elias B. Messerre
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Sunday aitefnoon
at o'clock from her late residence No. l2l First street
On the evening Of the 10th Mary Frances, youngest
child OF Jacob and Eliza Ann Moore, aged year
The friends of the family requested TO attend the tune
raj Sunday afternoon Il o'clock fiom No l79 Essex
On Friday the 10Th the City Of Brooklyn, Wash
ineton Augustus son of Washington and Mary Augusta
Ervng aged months and 10 days.
The friends OF the family, and also those OF has grandia-
ther William Coffin, respectfully invited to attend the
funeral o'clock Sunday afternoon, at their residence,
81 Nassau street Brooklyn without father invationr
On Friday morning, 10th inst Col John Trumbull, aged
81 years
On Thursday morning, 9th inst Thomas Triper, Esq in
the 77th year of his age.
On Thursday the 9th nst the SID year Of her age Luz
cretla relct Of Chester Kmba Jr formerly of New Lon
don, CT.
On Thursday 9th instant, after short and severe illness,
John O'Connell, aged 30 years.
At Goshen, n. Y on the 9th Nov. Obadiah Crane, aged
5s years-formerly resident of New Jersey.
At Sheridan. Chauauque Co. the l4h ult, Mrs Dian.
tha Gray wife Of Hon John Gray of Sheridan ~ Y aged
81 years.
At Mobile, Oct 2sth, of yellow fever, John Lax, IN the
Goth year ef his age, formerly of this city
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

THE CHRISTIAN GIFT FOR 1874.
Valuable Book for Families.
just published and for sale at ia Fulton-street,
"a SIX DOLLAR BOOK At HALF PRIcE,)
SEARS NEW AND COMPLETE PICTO-
RIAL HISTORY OF THE HOLY BIBLE.
With several hundred EngraTings
Price So 700 large octave pages, elegantly bound IN
gilt and leltered. DE Pamphlets containing Recommends
lions &c. supplied grains as above.
70 AGENTS wanted IN town aud country. GA !Niis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

n'AUBIGNE'S HISTORY OF THE RE
~ DFORMATION-Cheap Edtion-Just publishsd By
JOHN S. TAYLOR & Co, Theological and Snndly
School Publishers and Booksellers Brick Church Chapel o
Nassau street.
The following notice Of this edition from the New York
this city whose opinions on such subjects are entitled
.qJridgemsrn Of D.4ubigne-The following notice of
the abridsemen published by John s. Taylor Co. from
distinguished officer of the American Tract Society:
have read the Rev Mr.. Daons abIidgement of D. An-
bisnes History as reprinted by Mr. Teyer and have fry
compared with Mr.. CareIs edition Q: the original woTk1
ain free to say that think the sbndseneht IS made with
great fidelity and sound judgement Il consists almost whoiy
the authors words and embraces those parts Whch
nand time will prefer read the original work; but
those who wish have the substance OF ta WORK IN less COM
pass viii here find faithfully condensed By who entered
into the true spin. Of DAublgue Both EDITIONS oeeve cal
cuated 10 BE- emncut useful and wish TO both the widest
circulation
work printed good type. contains Az pages, and
sold at the e1cesdlnsly low price of 50 ceuts.
~ b:-Any valuable hooks be had Il New York, fur
nlshed by j. $ + Co.. at the lowest cash prices nl 3s
THE POOR MANS FRIEND: A BOOK FOR
4 EVERY AMILY.--RAYMOND'S cory OF
GUMS DOMESTIC MEDIGiNE-Aboutt ten years ago
this useii family medical work brought before the pub
uc-t then received II ,o00 subscribers. In 1899 IT
revised and much enlarged. and handsomely
cued and smbsllshed with plates and sold
than other work of the kind which has received the a
proyal of regular medical
Agents who will wait heads Of families the country
whee agents nave not been already apponted) VIII be allow
ed large commission with the privilege of canvassng whole
countess but must ray security for the books when
they receive them from the publishers.
Families uniting the purchase oi copes Will be al
lowed a liberal discount
Letters (post pad) addressed SAXTON & MILES 2G5
Broadway New York Will prompt attention NIL 5tS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

T7HE HUTCHINSON FAMILY Respectfully
give notice TO the citizens of New.York that they will
1--WE vocal entertainment at the Rutgers Institute on Mon
day evening Soy l3h on which occasion they WI INTRO.
gether with cir old iavoes among which are the follow
n!s Blow on, Blow ON A Pirates Gee.
THE LAND OF WAsHrNGroS.
The sNow.SroRM,:- Descriptive :, H.. ~
1'e'SNslf'1o,, 'NlTlos4l ANTHEM
THE SWORD AND STAFF
.TEs Wts4I.s Gnts5 sn H9. 4p B0S"rAR1h
The Cor WHERE WE WE'RE BoRS.'
We ARE HAPPY AND FREE
,oRiGIS OF YA;yKEE DooDIE'
The Or. GRANITE STATE Sc &C. Co.,.
Tsss sy y, fsnt fh H lfs '
ance to commence quarter before o'clock noyl0 Bus
NTONDAY, the 18th of November. ls43-
a. ANP oNLH cooSeEkma ooUcl and q hso M
for Havana and BY Madams nd M sgTIos TS Sig ss
will preside al the Piano Forte Monday the i3h INST. at
Washington Hotel. ,,.r IT,,
For Programme, see small bills;
Tickets 81 eacto be had at the Music Stores and Hotels
Concert 10 commence as o'clock. ll2ta
4 MEXICAN MUSEUM.-5OO,o 600 curloslhes :
Ap1y GoySSEkT XfS BR R4tfs MEs s R zSb RossA
the celebrated Vocalist, sss sHs& |ss;f 5,gEPsr ~,
La PETITE NK gkIEsTE RAA5ER i TaH fHA%AS AD%ASsEusE Mr.
~ B6 sTf hasi T Is
ravaganzist, Ethiopian Orator. lmato OF the Locomotive
anu DSn's'' ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
59En5Sn IN M ssns and
afternoon in conjunction with all the above performers e1
cept the Misses Shaw, who sing only in the evening
Ma Hambridge will preside at the piano forte
1.-THE Programme will be changed every evening.
at hafpas 7eyefy evening" ana
Admission to the whole cents children under TO- haprce
DEALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM, AND
i PICTURE EGALLERY.Broadway, opposite the Gity ly
HaThe best combination of novelties ever produced for
oSti TIE aEiE;asMNoGt:s FAMots KENTUCKY MINsTRELsi3
in their Negro Duets Tnos Songs, Banjo Boae and Tam
BORNE Es'fav's'nG5iRs'E GR'Exr Il WESTERN.
Ethiopian Orator and Imitalor of the Locomotive.
B.ss fpd a8 s9S.j e John Smith
MADAME Ma BAN ADoLPHE, who does not profess 70 be For
or Future during the whole day and evening,
Admission the whole LA 2t cents extra TO those
who Consult Mad. AdoIphe.
Performances evening at IA and "Wednesday ano pau
uIday afternoons AZ O'Clock. Ho
D WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL
ing on MONDAY EHESiSG Nov the esss mite
Painting surface of nearly 200 square es ot Pc
and produces the wonderful Gf sTg Tews
nIe IaN II Ia sane GTHEpRa eTfIHIas s9nS's'hs
SITY q JEkTsAIJESMf ASRpr SsRprG1khcHkE Gk4cfHikkEEaioN
l. BELsHAZZAR's FEAST; p,.e,,,,,,.s each even
Tickets CT admisson25 cents each. Performances eAe
ing al oO 1doorfro Broadway 4swa
n Boarding schoolaaIrving Ynssa'"'e
TsytoTa NK-ceWslMsI. WM {: F. PfFoN { SGSNsA A NJ PRINCIPAL
- Good Board and peasaa, Rooms may be :, ob,ai.ed
at No. IS Cliff street. a'i :"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11
Commercial and Money Matters.


as- For sales at The Stock Erchonge, First Page
FRIDAY 2. NJ.
The sales at the Board large to-day, and prices
still tending upward L. S. Elves sold at O5!, an advance
OIL; for Skies ll9 asked lis ofersd. New-Tork Elves
up !; Kentucky i Indiana Illinois l. State Skies
sold stlll1. Pennsylvania fell of Ohio was steady
Harlem went up l. Long Island J. Stonugton per cent
Very little doing in Sterling The ISIS as. Francs
a32s a $40.
The notes of new bank made their appearance in Wall
street o-day-the Warren County Bank, Johnsburg
The following are the quotations for broken safety fund
money: Commercial Bank, Buffalo, 40 per cent discount
Commercial Bank Oswego SO per discount Bank of
Oswego is per cent discount Clinton County Bank, 80
per cent discounts Bank of Lyons SO per cent Discount
Wa,ervliet Bank, So
Gov DAVIS has returned 10 Boston, but Will soon follow
NF Ryan, who has started for Illinois.
Money still plenty than before. 1t freely of
sied on good stocks al per cent and the merchants
appearing lenders this rate The banks dis
I. counting regular paper 50 4per
The debt Of the city of Savannah 5000 S02 OF which
100000 is for bonds issued the Central Railroad ard
$4,000 TO the Monroe Railroad.
large of real estate has been advertised for sale
a the ls inst, By the Trustees Of the Bank of the United
States
Baltimore Skies sold in that city no. State Skies 74
'aamoie and OHIO Railroad Stock $40 offered and refused
AsLouisyille the demand for Eastern Exchange has ma
eiiay abated and rates have fallen The banks are draw
csa,s sprem
AT ~ Orleans about the FIRST INST SloSo00 was received
=. winch 100000 for the Bank of Louisiana, from
nsw York Sight checks New York were y i dis;
" Jays = a3 dis; Sterling, 81; Francs, 425 40.
ihs following sales Of Stocks were made Boston: =
%siss Marine Railway, S445 per share; do Boston Ex
Ssnse TO- 1851 per share; do Norfolk Bank $40 per
20 jackson Manufacturing Co. S940 per share of
wv 10 dc Warren Insurance Co. es per cent 10 do Me
nics Bank, SO per Cent, do Merchants Bauk IS per
H advance 1t do Atlas Bank, 9i per cent, 6 do Hope
insurance Co 81 per cent l. do. Traders Bank S5 per
do Boston and Worcester Railroad l5i per cent
ss'sase; do North Bank, ssi per cent, do American
per sh&ae; do Market Bank, s693 per share OF 10
1he State Of Maine has received 100000 under the
saoaron Treaty, and $500 600 be paid The
sase Debt IN round numbers, is Sl,7o0,0o0 while the
seose receipts will reduce Sl.loo000 The last
!atare passed law authorizing the Treasurer to re-
ave the 5000 900, apply the purchase OF State Scrip
par bu, the abundance Of Money the settlement, Of the
Boundary Question: and the consequent rsceip, of these
mas caused in the Scrip and the Treasurer no,
's aahonaea so above par the money has been de-
P0't'sd ip Boston and lies idle IN the Banks.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

,, - - 10 aUout It, ,UUV bags.
lov.-:1oh AND MEAL.-Ths weather to-day has been
n, and urayorable for Flour operations; consequently
have been rather limited with about II 600
diss. snoa' this morning The market is heavy and It's
20 give correct quotations; but we call Geaesee
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

- p,y performances Peales Museum thus afternoon,
" ng;rf comic stories, dancing, &c. besides the olune
nsgII,p abn - consulted day er evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

enn NJ Thomas Bean, the founder, Proprietor and
of the Liverpool Albion, died at Paris on the 10Th of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-11

FALL GOODS.
TOHN HUTTON. II Hudson-street, (opposlte
Harson-stree respectfully solcts the attention OF his
friends and the public his and well selected stock
ofFALL GOODS, comprising the following;
FLANNELS.
Welsh English and Domestic Shirng Flannels Gauze,
and English Swanskn; red and Yellow flannels Scotch
Plidng new and excellent article DraweIs English and
Scotch Blankets.
Scotch Yarn and English Lambs wool Hose and Halfhose
Msrno Cashmere, MohaiI. and Saxony Wool Hose Scotch
warn Shirts and Drawers English and German Cotton Hose
and Half Hose.
CLOTHS, ,CAssNEREs AND sATINETs;
Merinos, Alpacka Lustres, and Bombazlns.
Black Silks, good assortment.
French English and Domestic Prints
Scotch Ginghampa and tweda very large assortment
IRISH LINENS.
Linen Sheerngs Table Linens, Towelings Scotch and
Russia Diapers
~ ,. Just received, BY late arrivals complete as
sortment Of Scotch Woolen Hose and Half Hose Mems, Wo
mems and Children Of every and quaty TO which TO-
gether with Scotch Yam Shirts and Drawers j. H. would
more particularly call attention. n3 2wis'
PRINT WAREHOUSE
IN NEW-YORK.
p F LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord d Lees,
D ~ a a e Lee Rsesst Is VS. Z ssa5ad Is
PEARL STREET, (H3novsr s,uafe,) New-York a ware
mouse % - 'N''A'ii EXCLUSIVELY
PRINTED GALlCoEs,
supply the City and Interior Trade by the package
one article t. s. B. are enabled only exhibit
tensire and beautiful assortment than be found elsewhere
(there being similar establishment for Prints the United
Staes but sell always at prices low and generally
iouer than houses whose attention and divided
among large variety of articles.
The Stock embracing Some Thousands of Different Pat
terms and Coorings comprises all the latest and choicest
stylas 20 which will be constantly added all and desra
be patterns as they appear the market besides many which
viii be exclusively for M 5heE dr9 own y sales les
anime this Stock before buying their Prints Even they do
not purchase they w least have the advantage Of all
Catalogues of Prices corrected with every variation OF
the Market are placed the hands Of Buyers All orders
will receive the best attention. auGo sHDa