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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-13
Dte0.

In this village, Oct. Mrs Elizabeth, wife of Mr.
Nathaniel knowlton, aged rs.
In Dummerson, Oct IL, Asa Doyden, Esq, aged
In West Dover, Sept 30, Mrs Abigail Dean, wife
Of Nathan Dean, aged 60
by the death Of Mrs Dean the husband Is bercft
OF a vrtuous and faithful wife. the children kind
and affcctonatc mother, the church an example of
pieiy and the world bright and shining light. In
all the relations Of life she was exemplary. and uni.
vcrsally esteemed and beloved by all who knew her.
In Chesterfield Oct 4, of dysentery, Mr. lothian
Brigham, aged SO.
In keene, Oct. 5, Mrs Mary L., wife Of Gen Jas.
Wilson, aged 80.
In Bernardston, Sept. 81, Harmon Chaplin, aged
90
In Gill, Sept %, Lucy n French, aged 6I.
Also, Oct. L. Mrs Dolly Hastings widow Of the
late Oliver Hastings, aged 81.
In Northfcld, Sept ~, very su idenly, Mr. Henry
Wright, aged SO.
Also, Oct. 4, Mrs Mary, wife Of Charles Dcycns,
Esq, Of Cambridge AMI mother of Gen. Devens Of
Greenfield, aged 90
In Irvingsvillc, OC1. ., Mrs Ursula A. Miner, wife
Of Henry 5. Miner, aged 81
In Warwick, Sept 80, Mr. Thomas Mallard, a
revolutionary pensioner, aged 7s.
10 In consequence Of the rapid increase of Obit-
uary notices, with poetry &C. sent us, we shall be
compelled to decline publishing them in future, un.
less paid for as advertisements. Our space is al.
ways valuable and in justice to the great body Of
our subscribers, we are bound to fill il, as far as
possible, with matter which shall be Of general not
merely local interest.-PiJ. Plaair.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

'INHE subscribers have constantly on hard full
Il supply Of Medicines, comprisinga ali n tie most
approved preparations. Warranted pnrc
-ALsO-
Agents for all the most popular Patent Ned.
a so, Swedish Leeches always on hand and in
good order.
% Anything in the above line can always be
found at our store, and at low prices
BUTTON & CLARK.
Brattleboro, Oct. 8, Is4s ew7
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brighton Cattle Market,

Thursday Oct. s, 1913.
At Market-l275 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 1000
Sheep, and 5000 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Prices have declined, and we reduce
our quotations. Extra So first quality $3.50 s5,15;
second do. IS S5,25j third $3.50 $4,75.
Stores-Yearlings 81 q $40; two years old $40
q SIG; three years old SIS a s25.
Working Oxen-A large number offered. Sales
at $50, SOS, ST2, $50, sos, and 500.
Cows and Calves-Sales at 500, S23, S27, s2s,
s32 and $40.
Shecp-sales of small lots at sl,62, sl,75, sl,s4,
81, S2,23 and $3.50.
Swine-Fat Hogs, from stills, Ale; Shoais, to
pcddle, in small lots, 81 and 1se for Sows, and n
and 4hc for BaTowsi a lot Of Ohio Hogs, to close,
Sci another lot s4ei one entire lot York Hogs SIC.
AT retail, and SC.
New York Market, Der. IO-The sales
Of Flour amounted to 5000 barrels at s., 80 $3.50
for common and good brands, 1862 for Genesee.
Conl--65 a 66c for mixed and nearly yellow, SO
for white, rs a 76 for round Northern yellow. Rye
50. Oats arc dull at 81 $40.
Mess Pork Sl2,75 Prime $40. Mess Beef sl2,50
City Prime SO. Lard sc not active. Butter 10 a
l6, Cheese 81 u, according to quality.
Boston Hop Market, Der. l0-Tbe re-
ceipts arc moderate, and sales are making OF new
inspected, at Toe per h. cash. There Is some in
quiry for export.
70 We can find no report Of Hop sales in New
York, in any of the papers
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.NEW YORK GOODS.

WE have this day received from New York,
w in addition to our former large stock,
- pieces black, brown, drab and striped Cashme
80 " all wool NJ. de LANES
80 Cotton and Wool, new STYLES
20 French, Scotch and Am. tiinghams, 81
great bargains.
80 black and colored, silk and cotton warp
Alpaccas.
100 French, Eng, and Am. Prints
40 Rich Cashmere Shawls,
% Plaid wool do.
10 extra heavy Mexican Blankets,
30 Silk, Worsted and Cotton do
Also, an almost endless variety OF Scarfs Gloves
Hosiery, Fnnges Gimps &c. For sale at the Sign Of
the Elm Tree TOWNsLEY & SONS.
Oct IL, 1913
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VEST INDIA GOODS
Md
Best Family Groceries,

III HHOLEoALE AM RETAIL,
/ w. FROST, No. 8 Granite Row, opposite
y the Stage House. He is receiving from NV
YcRK and BosToS,
10 Hhds. Brown Sugar all kinds
4 Boxes
10 Bbls White
Hhds. Moasses and Syrups,
40 Chests Green and Black Teas;
10 Bags Coffee, roasted and ground do.
Spices of all kinds,
Is boxes best Tobacco,
10 bbls. Sperm and Whale Oil,
IL boxes white and brown Soaps,
10 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles,
Lorillard's, Niaecaboy, Scotch and Rappec Snuff,
Fish, all kindsj Salt all kinds
Nails, Glass,
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, SAUCES.. Pickles. Extracts
&c. Cordage, Mats, and Wooden Ware. Stone ware
all kinds, &c.
Making the largest and best assortment to be fount
in the country, and will be sold low, in exchange fol
Cash most kinds of Produce
TTOrder from adjoining towns promptly answered
and Goods delivered at any part Of the village.
Oct 9th.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-13
FROM NEW YORK.
Another arrival of Fall and VIM
ter Goods.
ALBERT II. DAY & BROTHER,


AIDEnT II. DAY * BROTHER.
~ now receiving large invoice OF DRY
IA GOODS from New n0rkf--making with our
other recently purchased, the largest andbesi vari'
city OF Goods ever brought to THIS town.
Dress Goods and ClOakiuyS.
pia. .t..-,,. e.r-. :, -, -, -.
- ~ In '',asv'''Y SiNi, ~ g. A. IN
w 'yW p' ws hieh he"'! "'o' w Hn'"e "hu
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-10-13
Administrators Sale.

AxA AQY virtue of license from the Hon
fsM3 ID Probate Court for the district of
l!s.. - Marlboro, will be sold, on Tuesday the
Ak l4th day of November next, to the
highest bidder the Farm belonging to the estate Of
SYLVESTER ALLEN, late Of Wardsboro. Said farm
is situated in Wardsboro, about one mile west Of
the centre of the town, and contains 10 acres Of
excellent land well calculated for keeping stock.
and tillage. Amy one wishing for small but profit
able farm, would do well to become the purchaser.
Sale on the premises, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold n
tate OF Sally Allen, late Of Wardsboro.
JOHN TUFTS, Admir-
Wardsboro Oct. 7, ls4s
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Hops! Hops!
G. w. h Y & X NJ AN,

No. 60 Pearl StTeet, Nelo York
FINIlE subscriber has been engaged in the selling
Of Hops, Barley and MAI for the last six years.
and after much trouble aud expense has eomplet-
cd regular and extensive correspondence with
most Of the prominent Brewers and Hop dealers Of
England, and with many Of the largest Hop deal
ers in France, Germany and with nearly every
prominent Brewer in this country. He sells to
many Of those gentlemen, not only Hops, but large
quantities Of Barley and Malt This brings him in
close and intimate acquaintance and business con-
nection with them, and it is nothing more than nat
ural to suppose, that they will and do give him a
decided preference in trade. He will be enabled to
give, from the most unquestionabe authority, to
those who may eonsgn their Hops to him for sale,
the earliest and most correct information in rela-
lion to the crops, prices, and probable demand
both at home and throughout Europc.
Commissions reasonable, and storage moderate
n5-Lberal advances made upon all produce
, consigned to him for sale.
Sept. 7, lS4e
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List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining IN he Post Office at Braneboro, Eaa Va.
iaJe, OF. Isl, le4s.
Adams Abner johnson Michael
Avery Hannah johnson Gcorre
Ashcrait Alfred Jones Austin II
Adkins Julia Jackson Jane
Beard Adaline King Charles
Berge Jane l. Mrs Kilbourn Byron
Body Messn A & Goa Lent Lewis Il
Barstow Gcorgc Long Jonathan
Blodgeu Miriam Lauder Hannah
Bantow II wa Lincoln VIM ID
Borden Lucius Lamson Lyman
Bedell David Lord Chandler
Dear Bernard Lawrence George
Buck John Lowell Anna c
Beason X Leonard Rachel
Bliss Liyana May Erasmus
Bradley Samuel Miller Hannah Mrs
Brown Michael Miller Sarah Mn Q
Bennett Albert Malumby Michael
Boullcr Michael Montross Cornelia
Buck Charles Marshall Seraphnia
Bellows Charles May n Holmes
Baker Henry Mixer Lyman
Barrett David McCouen Thos II
Burnham ! L Morse ; G.
Bcckley Mary Mason Lyman
Crunen Michael Morarty Cornelius
Crosby Caihlrinc Mllard John A
CLARK l. q MeKilum Edward
Chase Henr + Morse sarah
Cary John Newstead Emma
Chaplin Rebocci Mrs Nurse Joseph Fe
Cutler Amos Nutting G b
Cuuan Patrick Newton LucavaF
Collinee Thos OConnors Michael
Crary Mary NJ OBrien Patrick Jr
Crcssey lthel Perham BENIN
Colesrove Lemuel Preston Susannah Mrs
Church florinda 5 ) Perkins Madame
Carkin w 5 Pomeroy John
Cudworth Emily G Prescott Danforh
Carpenter Darwin Peck Henry
Dutton Joseph ? Plummer Mrs
Darling John Prouty u
Dempsey Michael Pcarsons
Day Eliza Pccler iona "
EDDY Mary Mu Parker Christopher w
Earl Samuel Jr Ripley Mary NJ
flaharty Eugene Root Jas G
French John L Root Martin n
Fellows Joseph Robertson John
Fitzgerald VIA Staples Semantha
Forbush Thomas ii Smith Iaban
French Lucindl Stoddard Charles
Graves Erastus Stoddard Elroy
Goodonough , Stewart Charles
Goodenough Windsor Saunders John
Goodenough Robert Smith William
Gwinon John Sullivan Michael
Gibson 4 T Stebbins Eliiah
Goldsmid, Samson Smith Bctsey A Peters
Gilmore Mary Tomlinson James
Green Duf G. Tubbs n
1anmek Margret Thurber Aurilia NJ
Hayes Buckley W Tucker r Sands
Hermann Cuniguade Nottingham Marvin T
Howard VIM + Thomas Joseph .
Iioughton Cilista Thomas Aaron
iiAii n airs Thompson Sarah Mrs
Hotchkiss Elias Ward John
higgins Edison Wood Jabez
nanord Isaac w Wilcox John
Harris Ezekiel White BexaIeel
Hillnan Catharinc Mrs Wait Nelson LIZ
Harris Roswell Washburn l. "
HInkley samuel Wadsworth C p
Ilnbbard Nathaniel Whitney CeonTe
Hickey Mira Mary Williams II w
iienecy John Wallace Charles
James Frances Woods Michael
20 Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised.
FREDERIC N. PALMER, P. NJ
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Cheese. Lard. Hams.

DRlME New Milch Cheese, do meal do, extra
u Lard IN hbls and kegs, smoked Hams and
Shoulders, Salt Pork, Salt Beef, &C., constantly on
hand, at J. w. FROSTS
81 No. 8 Gjuaite RoY
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DO not Leave Boston
WHEN you next visit it, withou, calling at No.
w 20 State Street, and examine the immense
stock Of cheap reading. II you do not buy, 1t Is
worth while to sec what is provided for the Public,
and If you do want to buy, it is the only place in
New England where you will find so large m as.
sortment at so low prices.
T. WILEY, IRIS Bookstore,
Be particular about the number. 20 State 81.
--2O--
Bibles, Prdyer-Bools, Sermons, Cook-B Books,
chronological Books, Physiological Books, Nor
els, Tales, Romances, Biographies, Trareis,
Songs, lfdgasines, Neirspdpers, &c.
Oct. 10. eow6ms
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A ND receiving daily from New York and Bos
II ton, the following articles, viz;
SUGARS.
Woolsey's double refined powdered and crushed
Sugars. st. Croix, Porto Rico and Havana Su.
gars, together with the various other kinds.
Old Tyson,
Extra Young Tyson,
Young Hyson, TN AZ
Tonka Il GASs
Ningyong and
Souchong, &c,
A first rate pure blcachcd Sperm Oil.
do Winter strained Whale aud
Elephant Oils.
Flour, Rice Spices of all kinds, Saleraius, Gin.
ger, Chocolate AMI Shells, prepared Cocoa.
Salt Pork and Beef, Lard, Butter, Salt, Sweet
Potatoes. Dried Fish, Mackcrcl, Shad, Salmon.
Also, Smoked Salmon and Herring.
MOLASsES.
Extra Porto Rico aud ST. Croix.
Also, Stewards Syrup for table use.
Also, an extra quality of imported Spanish CT.
CARS Extra Chewing and Smoking
TOBACCO.
Also, 0ronoco Tobacco.
Extra English Rifle Powder; common do.
Shot OF all sizes. Percussion Caps
Day and Martins Backing.
Connecticut Cranberries and Qninces.
Fresh Malaga Grapes.
Demijohns and bottles of various sizes.
Also, CASTLE, Soda and Bar Soap. Butter
fields Labor Saving Soap, which will cleanse the
clothes from dirt without the use of the dashboard
and make them clean and white and is warranted
not TO injure the clothes or the coors in the least
Soda is not used in its manufacture.
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Stray Sheep.
lamp Oil.

DURE Winter Sperm Oil Bleaehed ditto; Re-
il fined Whale Oil. All waraDtrh good, lust re-
ccived by WILILSTON& TYLER
October 5th. 6Nf
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

200 prs. Ladies' Walking. Ties, Buskins, Slips,
Bronzcd and Light Kid. IS pairs Ruhhers,--5O
do Gents do. Mems double sole thick Boots, Gus.
tom made, from the hes, stock aud warranted for
s250 welicd, l0s. Cd. sole leather.
Rnifalo Eohaa
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TO thc Young Men of the UNITED
STATES.
AN APPEAL.

STATES.
AN APPEAL.
WHlLE you arc young nlan prepare yourselves for
w future Happiness, usrt aGess and respecfabiitg
For small amount Of money saved from some
prohtless expenditure once a month, you may In o
few months be put in possession of work from
which you may derive interest and profit for the
time, which will serve for study through your
life, and which You may hand down to the next
generation rs II treasure worthy the age in which
You lived and worthy their careful study.
The subscriber will publish about the middle OF
October The first number Of a Popular, Elegant and
Illustrated Edition Of
UNIVERSAL HISTORY
FROM THE
Creation of the World,
ny THE LATE
HON ALEXANDER FRASER TYLER.
Senator qj1he C5lege Of Justice, and Lord Commits
Toner ot Jtsi'cidry an Scotland and former Profa.
or 81 Ctul History, and Greek and Roman Anfiqtti
ties IN the University Of EdiHburg.
The work will be published in monthly numbers
at % cts. each, and will be completed in ten or
eleven months. IL will make two handsome vol.
umcs OF about / 100 pages
The study OF History is the most entertaining
and useful Of all studies therefore the selection Of
an author Is Of the first importance. The History
OF IrTLER has been through more than One HIM.
drod Editions in England is used in the Uniycrsi.
tics Of that country and this, and takes tue first
rank among literary works. DC particular there.
fore to enquire for
TfTLER'S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.
Remember that KNOWLEDGE is POWER"
and if you have more knowledge than your neigh.
Dor, you have power over him which he cannot
successfully resist.
Published by T. WILEY, Jr,
20 State Street Boston, and sold by Chenp
Publication Dealers throughout the United States
JOSEPH STEEN Agent for Brattleboro
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WOODEN GOODS.

for Men, wear, which VIC shall be glad to show
quality and price lcfi for yonr own derision.
u57-Domesiic Goods at less prices than we have
seen adroiis,d Yard wide Shooting from 81 cts.
upwards.
cases, new and improved style Mems Hats
from IS cts. to $500 do Mems aud Boys Caps
Otter trimmed, Silk Plush Cotton do Coney
do, Fur do, Cloth. Velvet, Sc.
nwMUJEES-GreyF Fox LYNX Jenctt Conev
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TAILORING,

RY w. Il. WAIT, at the shop recently occu-
- pied by w. c. Wesiland where he intends car
rying on the Tailoring Business IN all its branches
All work entrusted to him will be finished at the
time promised and warranted to fit.
CUTTING done at short notice, and warranted
to III il properly made mp.
Produce ofaQ kinds taken in exchange for work.
llinsdalc Oct. |, 1919
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w T. GOODS AND GROCERIES

Y II. Tea, from ~ cents to 81 pr w. very nice
article for 50 cts; o. H. do, Souelong, Ningyong,
Ooloug 20 lbs. Sigur for 81. Raisins, Molass.
cs, .Spie,s Of all kinds Snuff and Toldooo, Chew.
ground Coffee, Rice, &c. Great care has been taken
b. anI..l...a. L.. III. L-a..nh ~ a-..r Lrnln
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DpD33 CRD

offers every inducemeni for the Ladies to examine
them before purchasing elsewhere. Aud to the
Cassimcres, Twccds, Saiinetis, &c. can be afforded
almost at your own prices. Every man and boy
can have two coats this year. Good heavy Broad
cloth, very wide, $50; German cloths, such rs
have recently bcen sold for .4,5O to $500 nos for
s2l75i Snigiett' from 22 cts. upward.
h.sua L.. -
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Crockery aud Glass.

New style Tea S,nS, much improved from any
thing ever offered in this vicinity.
HARD WARE, NAILS GLASS,
Spirits Tupeniine Lintsecd aud Sperm Oil, pure
White Lead and Paints Of all kinds. Paint Brush
es, Dye Stuifs, large assortment. 800 Rolls Paper
Hangings some elegant patterns. Curtain Paper.
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MIL SAWS.
BRASS KETTLES.
Notice.

4 iARPET BAGS, large assortment, at
" TOWNSLEY g. SONS
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CLOTHING
AT
QUINCY HALL.
$15O,OOO WORTH
OF CLOTHING Is now ready for examination Al
this Store, OYER THE QUINCY MARKET
where Garments Of every descriptions made OF
Foreign and Home Fabrics, and cut in the LAT.
EST FASHION, can be had at about ONE
HALF the usual cost.
COUNTRf 1fEN AND C771zENS--aTl ar,
invited here. The Goods viii be shown by honest
Clerks, authorised to ask for flem
ONE PRICE ONLY.
which Is the LOWEST, and without reduction.
Garments made 10 order, also, and Of Hit end
quality unsurpassed
BOYS CLOTFgrNCs
Very cheap, and Of new patterns
10 WHOLESALE DEALERSarc partieulsy,
" requested to look at this vast Stock Of CIOfhs.
Clothes, Vestings, &C., ready for Pail and
Winter trade, and offered on extremely low terms
JOHN SIMMONS a. CO.,
OVER QUINCY MARKET, SOUTH MARKET ST.
Sept is4sl BOSTON [3mo5
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The greatest inducement ever
offered in W'ittIGmsptttc.
MILLER g. WARD
$50 pieces Prints,

from 81 cents upwards and some very extra style,
and guilty, rs high "a cents per vi. A larger
assortment Of uY-sn than ever
offered in this place before, and at less prices
Taglcona Shawls, Cashmere Long do, Sqr,
Broche, Basket, Stradilla and Damask do.
U7-Ls,dhes Gioses and iio.i ~ large assortment
We know that our assortment Of
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


ArruIr.roo sept John Gafro~ w..n snd . LsSrence
R.rsr. NOrs.s. m RIB; Fulioa WADE Ap.aehcos Mort
,9sr ~ s Ss,sss + Lane ss.. .sd Ae.oa
Duly. SOneans. ith, Cunning, DIV Niof. I.tA We,
ion.wts, Mos- k9'ea Einis, tia0e. go A' y
Hari.horne NY0rs susqushsnss, Dln,,y 100
svaiar Gssea Phlade pha cooa Hsfnn staten isaas an
savannah Arr iith Ars. Homaa 40 ara Do. ~
ean.. Cambria, HARRISON, sfor s.~d 5h Lhnshn
S,~ Orleans -, st., ..
Arr L,gborn' Avg o. Nautilus Lincoln, Bo.ion-
Arr at Dsnt1c sept 4 Champon fs~cst, Charleston -
Arr Tv.musds, sept6, Gem, be'cs .Hi Soi'e'- '''
Ar Al Hs,oe sept S-ptsna. Hansen oh'eon' Gen Haf
r.on Meade. Virginia sth. c4fo Nfork
Az, 4, Waterford sept = Ne~ World Soriob
AR A. IpsW ch sept H. Manches,r Ho~es. Charleston
Arr HUI sept H. chnsiaa aat Msrsafe, Sars Sea'
Arr Al Ororo Aug 81, Guiort, ilofP Mon oA e-opaA
A., csIh.ven sept Elrss-h Dennon sPeaee sYsrs I'd
- c.--.so ~Ol..r. sth Joseph Fsl. sesvy Niors
e,-s1 III .,ap.f H.rnsna SYors. G Nh, Curtis.
Or.ans. Sailed SUI Carolns' siretsi. Ni0'' 'ul'
sr...sn. Do. 5th. N1rlo Lioo-y. >Oneans
Arr a, warrenpo. s-pts brthers, sulr an ~ g.
AT at Deal sepi 10 81 Raost Pei chaise., won S''s
81 Lscona Hsniiol. Ni0rsi llth Oneels bossf -
Ar shields. sept II. EnmA, Arlies Nion~ sa-' 'l
sases hSasi -, d, NJ s,u. Ephn.;on. Narnon. SYors
sss m Crn.tsd Aut Holm, Crolst41t >-fti sti'a
wl.an, Boston; Rochelle, Harmon, Nfors- H.. ,. /.
ssed I'm L. Rochelle, sept Unon, Pa e Boston L-'' -
ssss IN ciras. s-ptI1 P.nyr. syrns Bo,'oS
: - nj LIr.rrooi sepi T. n Jan, Ntn-on baa Ne a,
500 m Lea S-pt H. Fasorie Harson, AID AaH nop- " 90
Charleston -. -. cr,-...o,
sailed I'm Bordeaux sept Ass.s Sfo1 NJ or., . ~
$50 f Fu.h-z Roads sept Mare Louise hleennfoet -
saled IN Ants-rp s-Pi7 l.aoeli ffsos II ",
AID ~ P-uraac-. sept o. Cora~A' q ,r-s NIyn
:. - f- r-ers a. sep; TO- Francoaus, Bosie, MON
saies in Cora. sept a. sls.s, B.ssoa; Ni9r. xx.
s.les n GA.sus s-rt4. Gov Hncsey Lots NiSes t,..
$50 ~ H.vr s~pt Jacques Latte. Casper NOr-@as I1h
R-v.s s-vsn so h Hiv- Aas-orib, and Georges Plague
$40 n Bristol sep, 49, Hshl.na Mar P.yss sYor.
5. I'D fn Hamburg s.pt l3. s-,a bAl,-ti ~ L. p.
Put INTO Fashas s-Pt 20 oafs P-ru Hafs i''a Boston ' f
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


FRIDAY September 29-P. NJ
There was no marked change IN Stocks 10 day
Treasury Notes sold per cent. and for the loan oil
1867. 4, was bid. This is trihng improvement
In Bills there is not much doing and the rates
are steady. Sterling is 9d9; Francs got 40 %
Freiehts are rather active and without change.
Three or four vessels were taken up for Ireland al II
I'D and lad for port the West Coast To Liver
nol 1000 or 1000 bbls Flour were engaged at Is Sd
- "a Grain At ID 200 10 900 bales Cotton al 7S2d
81 o00 mis- Naval Stores at 2s Cd For the Continent
there il a moderate business dong
The transfer of Specie to the Banks, under the
a-r.nreneut with Mr. Walker, has already commenced
.os $500 600 or s3OOOO0 having been paid out to day
he The sub Treasury. Mr. Bouck stated that he oniy
snred one hour 10 prepare 10 meet the whole
ssNo 600. The next French packet VIII take AOOu'
Sl25,OO0 in Com
7bs-s il. , somewhat improved feeling in WaIst- TO
nav and loans are made with less difficulty. The
change, however is not material
/, is stated that the amount ofthe Stock ac'uh'y
.1ahv Mr. Corcorsn is three millions, and that loan
for three or I'VE millions was the point under dis
cpssion when the Acadia Left The rate oil SAFE Is IN
known. The letters by the America Will unaooo'eoy
give US the facts Of the matter
The advices by the America are favorable
There had been no important change IN Cotton oi
Rresd.,u. and although the weather had been nne sno
the harvest secured in good order yet there Is no douo
,b., healthy and large demand viii exist during INC
800, for our surplus food The Potatoes are pro
roupced nearly total failure. and the crop senefM'
something below An average. lnshs manufacturing us