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Dfe0.

In Guliord Dec So Mr. Daniel Greenleaf aged 60
Ia New York city, on the 26ih ult of consum pon at
the residence Of his son. Mr. A. y Warren Mr. Jonathan
Warren aged 65 years aud months formerly OF Marlboro
in this county
At the residence Of her brother at Racine, Wisconsin
Territory, Oct. u, 5l5, Volania knight. formerly Of
Brattleboro.
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The Managers and all persons engaged in the late Union
sleigh ride from Winchester to Braoboo take this opportnn
W 10 tender their acknowledgements to MoKD the Keeper Of
the Vermont House. for the excellent by him pro-
vded the prompt and Kind attention given the and
comfort Of his guests the style and OF which believe
cannot be surpassed.
Winchester, Jan. I, 1916.
I'VE hope the Capt will bear in mind that "Chiekns
stepped Thanksgiving without consca and "fod.
DER Christmas and New of the richest We
Known refuse polite invitation dnnor1
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DISAPPOINT ME NOT.

A LII those who are indebted TO me by Note or
n book Account, Of one or more years standing,
will do justice TO themselves and to me great favor
by calling and paying me before the LIST of Feb. nex
Money must have, there is no lodging Let this
friendly call suffice.
JONAS SCOTT
Halifax, Jan. ., 1916. 90
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louis, uuly,
FREDERICK B. SHAW.

Address all orders to the proprietor, FREDERICK
BROWN, 6s Washington Street, Boston.
AGENTS :--Dutton & Clark, Brattleboro; John
w. Moore, Bellows Falls; ii. E. Baker, Fayette-
vile; Jason Stafford, Wndham; William ii. Will
llams Wiamsvle; S. F. Thompson, Townshend;
Thomas Cook, w. Townshend; Sumner & Brim-
hall, Jamaica; Pierce & Albee, So. Londonderry;
A. 4 C.B. Aldrich, No. Londonderry; Oregon Smith,
Wilmington. Por sale also by Druggists & Agents
generally.
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WIN. DONNELL.
Bath, Me-, NAV ELISA.

Mr. F. Brown;-Dear Sir-I have some time past
suffered much from Jaundice and Dyspepsia at the
stomach. loss OF appetite, and trouble and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head and Sides
slight cough, general weakness and debility OF the
system. Ailer using number Of medicines without
any relief induced try your Sarsapariila and
Tomato Btters. | received immediate relief irom one
bottle, and feel graled Ir the great relief have re-
ceived and would recommend il TO all who are sui
lerng from similar disorders.
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NO. 8, RRIOK row ,

two doors north which he has fitted up in good shape
for Grocery, Eating House, and Oyster Saloon; and
where he will keep constantly on hand choice groce
res, such as Sugar. Tea, Spices &c, Of the best quality
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BRiGnToN MARKET Monday, Dec 90 lgl5-At market 720
Beef Cattle 1900 sheep and 50 Swine 800 Beef Cattle unsod
Pdcos-Boef Cntiic-Las weeks prices generally
sustined-a yoke OF two extra So % FIRST quality 81 ~ 10 So
second To % third % tot.
Sheep-Small lots % TO = 80
Swne-At retail from IL to &c.
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BOOTS AND WOOD.

~ & C. LAWRENCE have just received three
W. cases Doubled Soed Boots, which they are anx-
ious 10 sell for Wood or Cash, al very low prices.
Jan. G, 1896 &c
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RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC.

lust received Christie's Galvnnc Bands and Brace
~ lets, to be used in connection with Chrise's Mag
netic Fluid, for the of Rheumatism in all its FORMS
Also Chrise's Galvanic STRENGTHENING
PL.aSTERS, so highly approved in all diseases of the
chest, pain in the side preventive for colds, gen.
eral weakness, &c. As counterfeit Galvanic PaSters
offered, be and procure the genuine, which
have an outer covering Of pure silk.
All others worthless limitations.
The only place in Wndham County where the
above articles can be obtained, is at
lS MORSE & MILLER'S, Brateboro.
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Removal.
Cutters New Grocery.

TOMAS CUTLER returns his Thanks to his friends
and ihepubc for their liberal favors in past years,
and repeatedly informs them that he has removed
Estefbfouk TO
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, IS.
In Probate Court, Dee. e5 1915.
The following petition is presented, to wit:
To TIE Hon The Probate Court for he district Of Marlboro
hANA BAILEY Administrator upon the estate of
~ PHILLIP FRANKLIN, late Of Newfane in
said District deceased respectfully represents that the
said deceased was in his life time under contract 10
deed 10 Eli Franklin certain piece Of land, containing
about thirteen acres situated in Townshend, in the
county of Wndham; bounded North by land Of Ed
mund Shatiuck, East BY land Of Arad Hobrook South
by land Of Russell Bailey, and West By land of VIII
liam n. Harris.
And said administrator further represents that said
deceased in his life time under contract to deed TO
Octavus Words certain piece Of land situated in
said Townshend, containing about one and one half
acres, west Of the road the north side OF the farm
Of said deceased on the line between said farm and
the farm Of the said Woods for the purpose OF strait
ening the line between said farms.
And said administrator further represents that the
said deceased also in his life time under contract
10 convey James Franklin and his WIFE, being the
father and mother Of said deceased hundred
ol land, part Of the farm Of said deceased by way of
mortgage, conditioned for the faithful and comfortable
support and maint anance Of his said luther and moth
eT, and the survivor OF them, during their respective
lives.
Wherefore, he prays the court To grant him license
10 convey such lands the said persons above
mentioned, according TO the several contracts above
stated
DANA BAILEY, Administrator.
Newfane, Dee. a5, Is45
WheIeupon il is ordered that said administrator mott
y all persons interested that this will decide up
on said appcann at the session thereof 10 be holden
at the probate office in Brateboro said district,
the last Thursday of January next, by publish
ing copy OF the record Of said petition, with this
der thereon, three weeks successfully in The Vermont
PhGnix printed at said Braitleboro, previous to said
time Of hearing.
true copy Of Record
10 Attest, ROYALB TYLER, Reg'r
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NEW BOOKS.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

WILL be sold n the lowest bidder at William S.
w Bishops Hotel, in Readsboro, on the 18th day
OF January next, at O'Clock P. NJ, the building Of
bridge across the Deeried River, near Readsboro
city, so called The plan OF the bridge be by
calling on either Of the committee Conditions made
known al the time and place Of sale.
AMBROSE STONE,)
WIN. S. BISHOP, Committee.
JOEL RANNEY,
Readsboro, Dec. 29, 1s45 10
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SLEIGH FOR SALE.

THNHE subscribers have one Of MilleI's two seated
IL Sleghs, which they will sell cheap.
J. ii. w. II. ESTERRR00K.
Dec. so. 1876. 10
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NOTICE.
TNSURANCE.
NOTICE.

TUNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
l. Bratileboro Topographic CO., will he holden at E.
Kirkland's Office, 10 Braliehoro, on Wednesday, the
2sth inst, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
f. II. FESSENDEN, CLERK.
Brattleboro, Jan. I. 1886 90
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LIST or LETTERS

LIS OF fJFI .fLIfS
Remaining ia The p. o. at Bratsboro n, Jan Is, 1876
Warren Hall
DR.. Willard Armes Mrs Hannah K Hill
7. Anderson, Esq - Hindes
Agent Of the Stone ID X Ilauwell
Ware Mandatory Horace HinksoD
Joseph c. Akeley
phla,odeI Anderson James M jenk.
Mrs Welcome Allen Nj
Miss Leoa Maxwell
Ed j. Bennett Robert l. Nc Lellan
N. 7. Bennett Alfred Mower
Slas Barrett George b Moore
Efastus Barrett Amos NAV
Warren Baker N
George Bass Samuel Nickols
Augustus Bailey
Mrs Betsey Blake Miss Eliza b. Prouty
Joel Cutler Foster II Powers
Miss Alkaline X Cot Capt Timothy Page
tfeil2
John Cutting Miss Falima II Red6eld
Ebenezer Cfandal T. l. Richards
Woodbridge Greasy
Miss Belinda Cook Miss ophelia Sargent
Mrs Miranda Chamber Hezekiah StoJdard
lain. Vim II Stevens
Mrs Lucy CLARK George G % Smith Smith
c L Dnnforth John Stoddard
Miss sble Damon Senica Swift
Miss Sarah A Stoddard
George Eddy Mrs Hannah Salisbury
Eigah Gilmore John Studey
Gilbert NJ Salisbury
Miss Layilla Frost Abel slarkey
III T
Mr. Wm & Hughes Levi Timson
Jonathan Hunt w
James Hogan Jno G " Goldman
Chas: hefnek Mrs LA Walker
Mrs Mary Hall Miss Jane Williams
joel NJ Hubbard Abel Wilson, Jr.
90 FRED. n. PALMER, r. NJ.
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FRESH LIME.

20 Hhd''' "e' just received e %n Sy rv g. SON
Dec 81, 1915, 10
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For The remorai and permanent cure Of all Diseas-
es arising from, an impure state of The Blood,
or Habit Of the System.
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reside in Kensngton, was permitted TO play with
bottle of laudanum few days since, and having
taken the cork out drank large quantity of its
contents. This fact was not ascertained until too
late to save its life.
great crowd of boats has been attracted to
Greenwich Point, a short distance below this
city, this afternoon, by a couple of boat races
The FIRST is contest between the Dolly and the
Harry OF the West; and the second is between
the Marion and Ariel, who are again trying which
as the better boat Of two. The last mentioned
boats were competitors in the race which occurred
some time since, when the Marion came in ahead.
The decision of the ecclesiastical tribunal of the
First Presbyterian church, in reference TO the
Barncaste affair, will be given this evening.
sales OF Stocks aI PhiiadeIphia.
Aug 3l.-FIEsT Board shares Mechanics Bank,
9S1si $4,000 State SIS, 66lf; shares Union Bank Ten
nessee 60ls
AFTER SALES $4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds days,
7lk; shares Farmers Mechanics Bank, AZ; $4,000
State SIS, 661S.
secoSp BoARp.-2 shares Philadelphia Bank, lo7sl;
do, los.
AFTER s,LEs-S309 Ches. & Delaware Canal Loan,
6s %; $1,000 Tennessee SIS So 10 shares Western Loan
Bank, 4; shares North American insurance, ca.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 1.
Cleared.

Cleared.
f Saa
settles Boyd Hssksn Geneva Goodhue, New Orleans.
PoySd HiafI:a FS ss Graham, %Ti!y Point Va
sin. s !S. s9s
water West Indie; Nssm,th Walsh; Rowena, Monroe.
HasSh seh
s MisPd s P.G S.Sc st. iSS
Glesrman 4 Co; Mary Jane Peek Li.conb. RichmSSnd
Tssss Fsss Yas S S.%,S
Wshh Barge Plsnst, Philadelpha.
Arrived.
20 with soS. arG% Fhp and
Ship Sullivan, Waite days from Charleston with cotton
Brig Rob, Bruce. Wade Belize Hon, Aug l4,h, with ma.
A1s a q sS ssu.p spoke
deaux Same time spoke brig LOent Of Philadelphia FIN
Brig Osceoa, Lo.nv from St Domingo City, tlate ashore
on Absesom with 20 tons mahogany to Meyer Estrcken
but
PRS GhSsisw ftper Neuysas Aps aoh with sugar. &c,
nega saw two steamers steering souh under full head of
IA Cruz Capt Knowles and five of the crew of brig Patriot
wrecked the of Cuba, and sold Neuvas came
Brig Huntington. Banze 20 days from Trinidad de Gu.
d VIM Russell Gsssy From Philadelphia with
Gsiist Guard lEnsne Company No 10Y Capt John csrland
sshr Louisa Hoover 10 days from Brandywine, with flour
sehr Roanan BOVINE Gurtes, days from Bergen Iron
Schr Rose in Bloom, Smith, Virginia
Sem sehr s Jones Pierce. virginia VIRGINIA.
schr Franci. Halett, small-y, Phadelphia. coal
ser Equity Rocket Phaisdeiph eos COAL
schr Lepreett, Bray, Thomaston lime.
Schr Lucy White, Jamison Thomason lime.
Sailed.
bark josephine. for Rio Janero via Richmond; 5rs Aa
gusta for Savannah; Telegraph for Laguay and others
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son. Boston, London, Loyet do; John Anderson YBr) Hug
gins St AIMS Bay ia; briggs Henry Cole Mstsgos Henry
Planagenet Martin Brazos Santiago; Harriet smt Smith,
do; Ella Brown Aharacida Yucatan) sanches Lsgg-
Below brig Velasco, and 2bgs, names unknown ga,
cid ship Charles Carroll Foster Antwerp; banks fmthion
Wliston, N York; Montgomery, Davis Lhariestoni II
Bartlett Felt Boston; schs Crockett Bialock renssco
la; Ventura Yucatan) Dorantes slsal tzabe,h caroline
Morton Apalachcoa Towbos Shark lett w fass on 2is
out--bark Dana 2ist instant Spoken 7th inst
port. - . ann, r,,., n
ton; schr Yesper Baker Boston. Cid, brig Besey jane
Pan .prLpHiA August 3o-An ship Stephen Baldwin,
Boand Liyerpool briggs Rowena Wilson Puerto Cabello;
Importer Marsh; Narraga Tucker: Fall River; Mary
H. Baker; Commodus Bailey Boston; Topaz Spates East
port; Burmah Sargen Mary Balch, Fowler Lnbec; Mar
Gus Pierce, Bangor Lexington, DAILY saco Melszzo Nj
nor Haven do; Port Spain Brl McAlpn Port Spain Tri
nidad Elizabeth, Boune Del aware Marsh; Oregon, Hill,
Nantucket Shyock Croker. Providence; Amity Steel
man. ALBANY; Zone, Kelly Salem; Rechabe Sawyer Bos-
ton; Republic Yates York; barge Orb Yapp. do.
PORTLAND, Aug 2s-Cld brig Cyclops, Hunt, West In
dies.
sAvASSAH, August 27-sld, bark Peter Deml Lockman,
York.
MAY ST. Helena, July l6. Cid brig Zane Ropes Mafan-
ham and market :, ~,
mond; 28th AnnabeIla. Gibbs, Philadelphia . 49,
THoMAsToN-Sd 23thi schr Hurd Films, NorieiK, WI
der. Bryant. NYork. ,,,,. n
WILmNGroN Aug geld brig Delaware, Elliott Bos-
ton; schr Sarah Nash do 27th ch Jones' Podger New
YOIk
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Cotton Trade. =,

With reference to remarks under date of the 18th
inst which were prepared for the steamer Hbernia
have to advise that after her departure prices here
steady, with good demand aud indicating firm mark
ct On wednesday morning, 10Th inst we were placed
in possession OF advices from Liverpool to 4h per
steamer Caledonia, these accounts being merely con-
hrmatory OF the previous ones the market there being
without change, but closing with good demand, no
visible effect produced here except rendering sales
rather easier at previous rates few days steady de-
mand however in connection with the continued bad
accounts from the South in relation the prospect of
the growing crop, gradually and almost impeiceptbly
stfiened prices here, without checking the demand,
which caused holders 10 advance their rates and on
Monday, oath inst prices considered quarter cent
higher than that day week During that week, the
desire TO purchase continuing, an almost daily advance
again perceptble added lower standard OF cas
sfcaton and towards the close OF the week, the sales
increased reaching nearly 5000 bales Friday, 2sth
inst, chiefly speculative, but at very full prices. On
Saturday the sales less but equally high rates.
The market is very excited state and it is extremely
that it is impossible to purchase cargo lower than half
AGENT advance the prices per last packet The sales
for the week ending 22d inst were 5000 bales for the
week ending 29th inst $4,000 bales In relation to the
growing crop. the accounts that daily received in
this city, OF the most alarming character, and the
universally OF the complaints from all the principal
TONS causes conviction, and credence with those
who have heretofore been increduous. We annex
tracts from letters the highest responsibility showing
that the destruction, by both the army and the
boil worm far exceeds that OF previous year at this
date and from the lateness OF the season, and the low
temperature, added to the continued excessive chilly
rains it is almost impossible that the next crop reach
the figures OF the present one few small bales have
Ill Oh appear 10 Deen
picked unIipe, and merely sent forward by some
planters who DESTROYS of that species of notoriey
The movements in this staple this year. up the latest
dates compared with the previous two, have been as
follow
Bales.
same peri, d last year. .2il2,il7
" " a. year before. 2,08 $40
Exports from u s. since Sept |, 1915. 164l,el6
same period last year. .......... .2G177l8
" " year before l,Gi394l
The imports at this port since the LIST inst have been
1000 bales, exports 5000 bales taken by spinners
90OO taken speculation 10 600, stock in city 10000
bales, amount sale 10, 900 bales
We annex the current quotations in this market
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Corn Trade.

During the early part of the week. and until Thursday
slightly receded from the prices quoted the week pre-
vous, but since then, and to Saturday evening bet
in prices. The demand for Eastern and home use
has also increased beyond the receipts and sales to
considerable extent made at S4a4 06 for Genesee
and 50 la4 for Michigan. large lot of Oswego
changed hands, mostly for export at 81; Ohio round
hoop in request $4a4 1.-THE latter for good brands
Southern is still in demand. with fair share of sales
Georgetown 81 l2a4 IS; Richmond county 81 IS, Of
which price few lots taken Rye flour
and in demand at 81 Saa Corn Meal Jersey sells at
81 56A 50 621t. The amount of flour exported from
the first to 25th instant is estimated at 81 l04 barrels In
wheat there continues fair request, both for export
and home USE The receipts are somewhat larger than
the demand and prices have in consequence declined
sghtly the sales include 1000 bushels white Ohio
at 80 cents 1000 do Genesee 9Oc 5000 old Illinois, part
prime s5 600 poor new Southern for distilling IS
and 100 do fair, 49, cash. Old northern Rye continues
scarce and the little arriving is purchased freely for
port say since last 1000 $500 bushels rs cents
Also has in instances been recently taken for
shipment but within few days the transactions have
Corn has been in good supply, but fair demand
for distlng to East and for export has sustained the
sales we notice u 900 bushels handsome white and vel
low Indiana for shipment to Liverpool at So cents
900 fair to good mixed western part from store
80 o. weights and 1000 northern yellow, terms not
made public.
At Baltimore, during the week ending goth instant,
the sales have been rather limited and were confined to
choice parcels The state of the market generally
sents scarcely any variation from that reported in
last review On Saturday some parcels amounting to
800 brls fresh ground from old wheat taken 81
The rate asked at the opening Monday and
sales Of about 500 brls manufactured from old wheat
made at these figures Sales Tuesday and We'd
nesday of several parcels ut $4 There but little
done yesterday, and few buyers offering. We note
sale of 300 brls. of choice brand. and made OF
wheat, at 81 This morning there is very little de-
mand. Some dealers are offering at 50 s7,s but
most of them are holding at ST. without sales. The
last settlements for receipts from at So s71s
City Mills Fcur-Sales of several parcels have been
made in the Of the week at 81 That price ge
nerally asked to-day, but the market is dull sale Of
$50 PatdDScO, extra at 81 30 SusOuehanna Flour
Sales slow at s. Rye Flour-Is scarce, and would
command So for first Corn Meal-We quote Penna
brls. at 81 rs The inspections of the week ending
Thursday evening comprise the following kinds and
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

Home Ports.
BALTIMORE. Aug 3l-Arr ship Ellerslie WALLACE, Bre-
men; bark Commerce. Dram, Rio Janeiro brgs Emeline,
0neco Levett Es.tpor; Fnancer' York. do; sehrs YIN
tucke 10, Turner. Providence Fountain Films, Boston,
Jew, Dennison do; AEmery HUTCHINSON PoItiand Mary
Below Brem ship Elise, Roche, from Bremen Ga ship
and sld Margaret fBrl Tufesbury Indies; schrs Roe,
Avery York; Seguiae, Cole do. Sid Brem bark Bessef
Hslslop Bremen; brig Fulva, Owens BRACES, St Jago
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1854

Resides brls I've Elour and 4 bhds ard O, hrls ord
300 half brls corn meal Tba snnaiias nr ~ 49,, -:
Wheat have been rather i;m;ted b saIs s f odd
TO prime reds have ranged from 70 IN an on,s fr
land and Virginia and of inferior 10 fair rds ~ ~ n
cents OF white wheas snitabIe far famv aour tharo
re none in mari az. t5ev are ,ortI lbs =. W.
note sales of three narces eff old penra J 90 en- - ao
cents and two narces of Panna vh;,s % on nd oo 49,.
CornoThe market onened nn Mnndau y, as - .
for Maryland white and at "a "a ccr,s for MarvtanS
vellow On wednesday sales of White a. AZ as cnts
and of yellow at So cents today We onote white at
AZ n AZ cents and veIicw at 10 a "a csrts pvaWws
quote good MARYLAND at 81 cents A sale Of Psnnsvlva
MIA at Is cents
AT Buffalo, August g. there was a large amount of
wheat the market but consequence Of the scarcity
of water the mills at the Rock at Lockport and at Ro
chester, grinding to one half their capacity
hence there but little demand The only transaction
we 10 noce Is the sale yesterday afternoon Of 6000
push ONO IN three ios OF o6tsc This morning there
are any quantity OF sellers but no buyers The market
may De quoted az 90 o'c. Tor good samples In -four
however me prices OF yesterday were fully sustained and
we no'ee ne SAFE OF 5oo Dds Cleveland City Mills, at
S3 40 ooV dds BLACK ROCK at the same l0 bbls Car
penier and Dexter, Michigan the same
. aLBANf, Aug 29-No change in prices. Holders are
Small saiss today NJ soc CornNarharo s1 e so
lbs was obtained for small lot No sales in Wes.rn W
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been at full prices they include 400 hhds New Orleans
at ga IA, with prime, NC; $50 Porto Rico, on
tx; Is ST Croix ~ 81; 100 Cuba within range,
500 boxes brown Havana Ga M and 1870 white do, 81
40, mos
$40 So 6 mos.
TNLow-rhe amount of sales during the past week
reaches 10 900 pounds, at ZIG. The demand
tinues COED principally for export.
WHALEsosE.-Al large sale of N. w. Coast made
a day or two since, at 33c. cash.
WooL-There is but little doing in any description
sale of fleece at previous rates. all have to notice
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Domestfc ImuOrtatlOns,

NV onLEAs:-ship Mary Phillips-O2O bales Bo,
CART X Knceland.
CHARLEsTos-Ship SpIivan-6l ties rice Geo Bulkey-12
do Buckmeyer-6o Atwaier X Malfoce-69 bales
De Rham MooTe-8 SO do Isaac Hazard-86 do Leverch
&c sprague 4 Rebinson,9 bags fssther; Wstmore-
box Mrs Mary Hood-50 bags Hunt jrl3 bxs
tard Cromenel bar railroad iron Phineas Bennett
$500 feet lumber Isaac ArnoId-2b xs Mooe hid bees
wax Phelps, Dodge Col box Jones-00 bags feathers
Wood Merritt.l pkg Miss Ann Cowing-l q Francis-
John Fowler Kkenath &Vandam-62s bales cotton to
order.
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"Milton" "superAns" wsss I'D 2ss. There IL no
Wheat now onering-ps1ms mnples would probably
fetch a. to Sd per 60lb rghts have been grsdu-
ally decliningthe last engagements for Flour to
London 6s, and to Liverpool a 4s. 3D. From Quebec
quote an advance for this packet Private Bills are
scarce, and in good demand. sx 94 per cent prem.
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Foreign Markets.

MONTREAL, Thursday Evening, Aug 27.--Ashes-The
business is very limited at this few small par
cells are selling at ais Cd 22s for Pots and 20s Cd a
2os Cd for Pearls Flour-There has been fair inquiry
Tor good shipping parcels which the advices by the Ca
eoona have not checked although prices have since
gwen wsy 3D. to Cd per barrel There are q few good
lou on inc market, as holders waiting the final
result OF the English harvest We quote leading brands
OF nne 2ls at which 1000 bbs changed hands yester.
day Extra fine" ais. Cd ais 3D. and "super6nev 22s.
% s33s "A few parcels of "Sour fine have been take
lss, and $50 bbl, It's % This afternoon 500 bbls