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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
Look at this Truth!

lust received a splendid assortment of Jewelry,
~ in addition to my former Stock, such as
Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, some extra
quality and new patterns, few Turquois set Brace.
lets, Fms Ear Ornaments and Rings 10 match, en-
tircly new in this Market: II you want TO buy or
see something Of the kind, just drop in at No. 4.
where you will find No. Goods. r4Fggr
Any style, quantity and quality OF Gold Ear
Rings, Hoops, Knobs and Drops, Gold Pins, for
Gents. and Ladies' wear, Gold Rings, with Cor al,
Turquois, Diamond, Ruby, Amethyst, Garnet, EN-.
erald, Opal, Pearl, Jctt, Agate, Blood Stone, and
Comedian Stone Settings; also, Box and Glass
Rings for setting Hair, Mourning Rings, Plain and
Engraved Rings Of all kinds Gold Keys and
Seals, Gold Lockeis, Gold Pens and Pencils Gold
Thimblcs, Gold spcctacles, Gold Tooth Picks,
Gold Beads, finally,
Every variety Of Gold Goods
to be found in market, which will sell you Il you
H. D. BRAcKETT.
June :, 1919. sw42
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JUST RECETVED AND FOR SAT-

JUST RECEITED AND FOR SAFE,
A LARGE invoice Of Gold and Silver Watches,
"A direct from the Importer, Prices from to
100 dollars, Cash some superior style hnish and
quality.
The above can and viii be sold as low as can be
bought at any retail Store 10 any market whatever
just call and examine for yourselves, two doors
South Of WHEELER PRArr's Store" MOL Whee-
ler's Building.
az No Gas in the above statement
II. ID. BRACKErr.
june =, is4s. 6wa2
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TO RENT,

VNHE Stone Building opposite the Phoenix
Il House. The building contains large and
spacious Store, Hall, Dwelling, Basement and Gel
lar, and will be rented together or separately.
70 Possession given the LIST Of May.
A. DICKINSON.
Brattieboro, April IL, is4s. tfss
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LOOK OUTI

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber by Note
N or Book Account are requested to call and
make immediate payment to Mr. JAMES HASTINGS.
ASHBEL DICKINSON.
Brattleboro, May 30, is4s, $3.50 tai
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
VINDOWAND PICTuRE GLASS.

lust RECEIVED, large lot Of Glass Of va
nous qualities and all sizes, from ~ 10 "a sS2d
which VIII be sold at prime bargains BY
BrsiilebOrO, May IL. is49 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
A Churning will be made.

n VII ~ aAasA.4Ds
The public nre invited to call and examine the
machine, and lis utility tested. Iteombines the
following valuable qualities:
LIST. II produces butter in less time than any 9th.
er Churn, making il and gathering IL from sweet
milk in from three TO eight minutes and from cream
In much less time.
I'd. II produces more butter from the same
amount Of milk or cream than the ordinary method
as il does its work in more thorough and scien-
tide manner,
Sd. 1t is the cheapest and most convenient Chum
ever invented, involving the true philosophical prn
eipcs Of butter-makiug.
4th. New milk, after being churned is sweet and
suitable for f,mily use.
9th. Instead Of feeding the calf with milk direct
from the cow, churned sweet milk will answer eve
ny purpose BY this process the butter Is all profit
We offer il upon the following terms LII the
Chun does not prove as recommended, il may be
returned, and the money will be refunded. "A
We have constantly on hand and for sale, five
different sizes, s., S. So, SO and sl2, capable Of
Cumming Mt one time, !, 81, 81, 10 and 90 gallons
OF milk or cream. Also, Churns Of any size made
10 order. i
nY- Exclusive County rights to manufacture and
sell in the States Of Maine, New Hampshire Yer
mont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island for sale al
about the rate Of one hundred dollars for each
10 900 inhabitants.
A discount Of twenty-five per cent. for cash, is
allowed to the trade.
nY- All orders, postage paid, addressed to the
subscribers, will be promptly attended 10.
JONES & CURTIS,
Al 81 Broad Street, t,Q, .Sairs,) Bosion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
WANTED IN EXCHANGED.
Bargains in Dry Goods.

~ c HALL, up stairs, Is now receiving large
VI. quantity Of fresh new Goods from NEw
YoHK, which he is selling for Cash ct less prices
than can be had in BrAtteboro.
His Old Stock
Can be had at prices that will make Il an object
10 examine them before purchasing elsewhere.
June I, sels. III
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MOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber will find
IA their Notes and Accounts in the hands Of
HENRY II. Barton, Esq, Of Putney. Immediate
payment is requested. J. n. MILLER.
Putney, June IL, ls49. ~43
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MORE NEW MILLINERY.
BrOadcloths, Cassirncrcs,
Vestings.

GRAVATS, Seans, Gloves, Hosiery and Gen
~ ilclnen's Furnishing Goods generally, a large
will suit those who buy cheap, az 4 GRANITE
ROW. l34l A. H DAY & BROTHER
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
BONNETS,

some very rare styles, among which may be found I:
10 Cases Super French Laees,
Is Common do, 10 Cases Florences,
II do. Pearls, 6 Cohurgs, Geneyese,
a J-.-..r I-i..A, a as....sy t-.aa-ss
Tulip Braid, 6 Birds Eye, Q Gimp,
Spanish, Triangle, Mixtures, Cordinctte,
Vandyke Bedfords Colored aud Chip
and others too numerous TO mention; making the
lnrgest assortment ever offered In the State.
n7- Laces, Edgings Flowers, Ribbons and En-
brodery, Caps, Head Dresses, &C., &C., in album
dance.
Dress Making under charge Of MISS N.
SuERwIS.
p3- Mourning Bonnets aud Gra,s Clothes cOasidnf-
~ on hand.
N. B.--I have purchased one Of the most mp
proved Pressing Machines in the country. aud Sc.
cured the services Of an experienced workman, and
i am ready to Bleach and Press Bonnets and
Hats to order, at short notice.
OLIVER RHOADES.
Brattleboro April is, 1s49
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AGENCY OF
DIR. y. y. Fitch's Celebrated
Medicines,

L bED y MN VIII Huch uIatlnBulshed success in
u the cure Of Coughs, Consumption, Catarrh,
Asthma Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gonorrhaa,
Piles, Female Complaints, &C., &c. Also,
DR.. SIS. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Inhaling Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption and the art Of preserving Life and
Health to oil age. &c.. &c.
ALBERTH DAY 4. BROTHER have been
appointed Agents for the sale of the above Goods
and will keep them constantly on hand at their
Store, No Gpaniis Rosn, BRArTLIBoRo
~ DIR. Fiieh's "Guide Book 10 LRralids, and III.
REGIONS for Promoting Hoaih, and Lasiraciioa 10
Mothers, in he Management Of Children" may be had
gratuitousy by calling for Il at the Store as above
An extremely valuable Book IS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
IRON, STEEL, NAILS AND
SPRINGS.

Al The Sign Of The Elm Tree.
EA TONS Iron, Steel, Nails aud Springs Just
OU received, consisting Of
English Tire Iron, all sizes;
swedes, Old Sable, English Refined, Round,
Square and Flat; 7 4te
Banks Refined Tire Iron;
Round American Iron, 3 Is 10 inch;
swedes', Peru, Scrap and Norway Shapes
Best Norway Nail Rods
: 70 Sets Axletrres, al sizes; tt
Sanderson's Best Cast Steel, sqnaIe and Flat;
Round ali sizesi
corking, spriag, swedes' and Shear Steel;
900 Casks Nails;
so Sets Side and Double Springs;
Band and Hoop Irons.
An Of which will be sold low. - =.
ToWNsLEy q SONS.
Brsttieboro, May i6, 1919 80
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IN DOZEN Patent Scyihe snaths at Manufac.
June j. NJ I4iI 4 ns,s Ur srIIas
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MULEY MILL SAWS,
A NEW LOT, just received by
IN May 81. WILLISTON & TYLER
new HARNESS SHOP.

TVNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens Of Brattebofo and vicinity that he has
taken shop opposite the Phoenix House, where be
will carry on the It ttafNrf "
saddle and Harness Making
business IN oil It's branches. His work will be done
in the most thorough manner, and ali articles made
from the best materials, and perfect satisfaction
warranted
nc Oiling and Repairing Harnesses done a,
short notice A. WORTHINGTON.
Bratileboro, March 20, 1879 81
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Maying TOols.

m DOZEN Dunn's celebrated Scyihes 10 dozen
III Taft's, Chambers, Smiths Riee's do.
Scythe Snaths, Rakes, Pitch Forks, Scythel
Stones, Rifles, &c, wholesale and retail by
June 20 IA FROST
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

WOOL CARDLNG.

VNHB subscribers would give notice that they have
Il two good Machines in order, and are ready to
commence cardng at twenty-five per cent less than
usual prices, our motto being
'VoT1 .joi aoiny.-
ID. b. & ID. J. LAMSON.
Pondyille, June H. 1S49 3mo43
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BrattIeboro, April IS, 1919.
- Cannls

would return my sincere thanks TO my friends
and customers for the very liberal patronage they
have given me for the past year, and shall spare no
90 OLIVER RHOADES
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Tobacco, snuff, &c.

TX BOXES best Plug Tobacco; Lorillard's,
lO Maecaboy and Scotch Snuff; tiigars, Pipes
&c. 10 Merchants supplied at Boston prices, by
May I6. 1891 ]. w. FROST.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

A NEW SUPPLY just received this day, from
IA so to $50 lbs, Of Blue Sheet Nova Scotia
0rindstones. TOWNSLEY q SONS
Juae is, ie49. 40
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T. w. HOME 81 CO..

.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 46 Long Wharf, Boston,
HAVE constantly on hand and for sale in any
IL quantity,
HYDRAULIC cE- GROUND MARBLE,
MENT Roman and H. For the manufacture OF
o'ericdn, for making Res Soda, aud Masons use.
ercoirs, Csterls, aud eve. THOMAS TON
ry pecies Of Brick and LIME, BY the cargo, or
Stone Work under iruier, less quantity
snch as Frontsof FIRE Bricks AND
Wharrs,, Bridges, ifM TILE, oil all shapes and
Dams, Wheel Pits, 8c,4rc. sizes
CALCINED PLAs- NoNPAREIL
TER Of best quality for WASHING SOAP
Stuccoing Glass Works, With this Soap, cloths
&c. may be washed in Hard
GROUND PLAS- or SAT- Water, without
TEX, for Agricultural the aid Of soda, or any
purposes in barrels aud injurious article and ii Is
casks superior in point ofccon.
FIRE CLAY, forIron omy, to any Of the com.
Founders' use, by the mon Resin or 1eilolc
barrel and cargo short Soups, which nfc prirci-
notice, pally composed Of Resin
SUPER FINE or Soda 1t is packed In
PLASTER, pure white, boxes containing fifty
for Druggists and Paper pounds, as Jumps in each
makers use. box.
N. II. The Cement sold by MS is the kind an.
proved OF and used In the construction of the Nsy
York and Boston Water Works, the extensive works
at Lawrence and Lowell, and the various Railroad
Corporations, who have given il decided prefer
enec. We arc prepared to furnish Companies
Contractors, and others with any quantity, deliver
able direct from the mandatory,
I. w. HOXIE 4 co,
:, 4e Long lWapf Boston
May, l54o. l 3mo39
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TrunI1s, VaIises, WHIPS. &c.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT, just received and
"a for. sale at low prices. opposite the Phoenix
House, by A. WORTHINGTON.
Brattlcboro, April 10, ls4o- rs
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Bargains! Bargains !!
N E w GOODS
G II AP Err THAN EVER,
LOIY PRICE S1ORE.

" II n n + n " Il II n ~ n n II y
AT THE----
Low PRICE STORE.
THE SENIOR PARTNER has just returned
Il from Boston with an immense stock Of new
Goods, many of them bought at AUCTION, at
less than one half the cost, which will enable to
sell At extraordinary
Low PaxOEs.
400 400 yds. Ma.l9 dc LANES at lsie per yard.
1000 Bingham ht
200 pieces Prints. 3to loo
~ DO PLATA and Figured BArnges, very cheap.
In fact, all kinds Of Dress Goods are selling at
i'rv Prioes than ever before heard Of
SO Dozen Linen Hdkfs., 6to IL I-sc.
housekeeping Goods
a, Prior do; riF def congstifio'L
rs Bales Sheetpgs and Shirtings, 81 to 7te per I'd
Also from Auction, very large stock Of
Gloves md Hosiery. cheap.
oZ- Customers from abroad are particularly in.
viied 20 visit the "LOw PRICE STORE" and we
viii pay them well for their journey here.
Al this establishment may be found every article
in the
Dry Goods, CrocIxery and
Grocery Line,
which will enable customers to purchase every kind
of Goods At one Siore--and on account OF the va
riety OF Goods we keep, and the large amount OF
sales, We are enabled 10 sell our Goods at ex.
iremely ior PTioes
We respectfully invite all to examine our Stock
and Judge for themselves.
GH -H8 NH aD-E-%aD-
"QuIck sales ind Small ProGts,-
and not to be undersold, Whatever may be the pre-
tension made by others.
n7- NO. . GRANITE now. -<1
Al WHEELER & PRATT.
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To Farmers and Dairy

n DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN.
Patented Jan. o. ls.s In bringing this ofsctual
and simple Churn into use, the proprierors feeling
confidence in its capabilities do not hesitate to pro.
nounee i the best Churu ever offered to the public.
This Churn Is on exhibition at the agency, 81
Broad street, Up Stairs, Boston, and
in order TO convince the incrcdulous and satisfy the
curious NJ TWELVE O'CLOCK DAILY
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 46 Long Wharf, Boston,
HAVE constantly on hand and for sale in any
III quantity,
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Flour!
Flour that Is Flour.

A FRESH LOT Of that Extra Family Flour
"a just received and for sale BY
June H. t4sl w. HOPKINS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
~ sh, Pork, Mans q Lard.

MAscKEREL' in bel', r. l. and Kits
Picked Cod, Dry Cod, Dun Fish, Sword Fish
Extra Sugared Hams Common do;
Prime LARp, In barrels and Kegs for sale BY
May l6. 1891 J. w. FROST
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
Foreign Fruits, Spices, Sauces,
Nuts. DC.

II W. FROST has received large addition to
- his stock, comprising articles TOO numerous to
mention, and the public informed that every ar
tcle in the Grocery Line, nice and good can
be found at hissstore opposite the Stage House.
May l6, lS49. SO
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Siaad.

MO Connecticut River Shad, in small packa-
~ ges, just received at the sign Of the Elm Tree
~ T0WNSLEY & SONS.
The New York herald., 1849-11-14

the dignity of the republic. When they do good
thing, we will approve them when they do bad
thing, we will condemn them-that's all. We have
always permitted our correspondents at Washing.
ton to praise the cabinet to a reasonable extent );
and have uniformly instructed them against any sys
TEN OF unreasonable abuse. But we would not,
and cannot, consent to tie up our own hands for any
cabinet, or any President, not even for General
Taylor himself. We are literally supported by the
American people, to the extent of an aggregate
circulation of sirty.fve thousand, and an advertise
ing patronage equally abundant, and can afford to
be independent. We despise all the patronage and
power which any cabinet has to bestow, without
perfect independence of thought and deed We
believe that General Taylor, man OF Justice and
generosity, will award us full credit upon these
points; and when the gentlemen of the cabinet shall
have obtained little more knowledge of their own
position and of ours, they will concur in his judg-
ment.
The New York herald., 1849-11-14

The demand for foreign exchange has thus far been
only to moderate extent ana the rates have slightly
reeeded. Drawers Of sterling bills have made
cession in favor of buyers wsich will arrest for the
present further shipments of gold The improvement
noticed in our table Of quotations for government
curties will prevent remttsnces to any extent either
on foreign domestic account. Prices current in
London at the latest dates and the possibility Of de-
cline in the meantime, will deter parties here from
taking the rifk Of such Temttances There have been
large shpmen of silver France recently but lately
the demand has been limited There Is larger supply
Of French bills in the market and the current rates
favorable Domestic exchanges continue quiet,
and quotations merely nominal There little deing
any point that it is to give the
rent rate. Uncurrent State money does not get any
pentier The recent explosions among the wild cat'
ban driven into the street large lots Of the bills
of doubtful banks and the reGeemng agents have had
much offered they could possibly take Of.
The agent of the Saliib bury Bank has piles Of these
bills on hand, end 1t is our Impression that he will be
to be on its guard against all New Jersey bank bills;
there may be good bauks in that State but there
have been, and still many bad ones, that the
safest would be to refuse the bills OF all We
have safe paper currency in this State and should
avoid far possible anything but the issues of
own banks.
The annexed table exhibits the quotations for the
principal public securities of the country in this
ket at the respective periods nsmed:-
The New York herald., 1849-11-14

Within the past week or two there has been n steadv
advance In quotations for good sound dividend paying
securities while those OF ancy character have nuc-
tuated slightly and have settled down to points lover
than those ruling week ten days since Large lots
of government and State securities have CHANGED
hands lately and Pennsylvania SIS have been in active
demand for remittance foreign account At present
prices they perhaps pay better than any other State
security have but they considered too high to
hold here, and there plenty Of sellers The com.
pexion OF our foreign sais has suddenly checked the
upward movement in public stocks and the proba-
bity is tbA. they have touched the highest points
Congress comes together in aboGA three weeks when
oil the different questions affecting our foreign
affairs, our internal financial system, and our commsr
eia policy, will be aitatet aud the public mind yerv
much unsettled. The effect of this upon the move
mcnts Of capitalists will he rather unfavorabs and We
are prepared to see stocks Of all kinds lower month
hence than they at this moment We have With
IN the next sixty days millions Of dollars to re
NIT abroad for the pay meat OF INTEREST," and IL IL does
not go In specie II must m the shape Of stocks which
will add much 10 ind, btedneas or be so much
sx acted from the proceeds of products exported
remittance Of the amount due for interest on our
stocks hels by foreigner Ia stock, wsud make the
neat payment Of interest larger without hav
ing received the rtt fraction OF anything in return
This is literally eompoundins interest, the effect Of
which in impoveri,hing country Is very seldom re-
allied until IL Is too LAT. 20 apply remedy 10 would
be much better for usn could pay the interest on
our put stocks owR,d abroad from the proceeds Of
our exports; but our imPorations keep far In sd-
Of exports that the proceeds the sales Of
American securities in London appropriated to the
liquidation of the balance aans, foreign trade
kven this has not been suncent for tire purpose and
we have been cor psilsd already to sesd out large
amount Of specie We cannot stand this much longer.
Such drain upon cur rstosfces must ultimately bs
felt. Twenty TO tlriy millions n American stocks,
and eight TO ten millions Ct specie, have within the past
eighteen months been rent abraai. And what have
received In rsturnf nothing bat merchandise, most
Of which has been consumed while the evidences Of
deb; which went pay for g. annually draining
Of millions upon millions
The New York herald., 1849-11-14
Interesting News FOR Europe.

The steamship Hbernia will leave this port at twelve
O'Clock to day, for Halifax and Liverpool, The mails
will close at half past ten o'clock.
The Weekly Herald, prepared for this steamer, will
be published at nine o'clock tsis morning 1t will
contain the highly interesting intelligence from Wash.
ipgton published in this mornings Herald, and the
recent California in full also the latest intel
gence from Canada and all parts of this continent II
will be printed in French and English.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for the mails
De obtained at the counter; price sixpense.
The New York herald., 1849-11-14
The Hotels.

ARRIVALS sErARIuREs.
c. Gray and lady Boston; g. Mcfarland, New
Jersey; J. A. Cormuse, Montreal w. g. Cocheran,
Philadelphia r. r.. Woodford and lady Boston; Capt.
w. Roundell Montreal Major Graham and lady,
s. A.; Major w. Crane, Philadelphia A II. Weaton
and lady, do; Rev. DR.. Stevens do; General T. C.
Hambley. Pennsylvania; H. Day, Phiadelphis General
Elliott, Connecticut Mr. Collins and lady st Louis;
G. Raymand. Boston; Hon J. NJ Cook and lady,
Balston Spa Hon M. c. Story, Poughkeepsie II.
ct the Irving House.
General Herrera. Mexican Minister to Chill accom-
panied by his and daughter left the Irving yester
day, for South America
Joseph Glen, Sullivan county; r. G. Crittenden, AL
bany; Colonel Young, Maryland; w. Southmayd, New
Haven; s Childs. CINCINNATI; f. Bixby, Troy Fos-
ter, North Carolina; j. A. Cowan Montreal, have
rived at the Howard
c Corcoran, Washington; ]. W. Styles, Vermont;
Cook Borden Massachusetts,; A. Fay, Boston; Moul-
ton Washington; Il. b. Colt, Patterson H. r. Barker,
Charleston; Colonel Thompson, u. S. Al j. Bradley
Boston; w Dana, Hong Kong, China; Hon. J. T. In.
gers Alabama; J. Harrington, Georgia; II. Crabbe, U
8 N; A. McCausand do; u. Lowry do, at the
American
The New York herald., 1849-11-14

BALrnoaE, Nov. 13--6P. NJ.
Flour remains unchanged sales of 600 bbls. How
ard street and City Mills, at S5 Provisions groceries
and tobacco firm.
BUFFALO. November 1876 7. M.
Receipts since yesterday 1000; bbls wheat
SO 0OO bushels; corn, OO00 bushelf The market Is
firm for flour, but the transactions not large.
Sales of 600 bbls common Michigan at 81 81 437H
The receipts Of wheat are large ana demand fair.
About 10000 bushels were disposed OF st soc. for
winter, and s3c for prime Ohio. In corn there Is
steady business doing aud we notice sales Of 5000
bushels including fiat yellow at 45c 45c. and mixed
Western at 45c. Oats better and quoted at 2S
Sales OF wbiskey at 2ic for Ohio. Quotations for
freight 72e for -four zoe. for wheat and l5c for
corn.
ALBANY, November 1876 P NJ.
Receipts since yesterday Flour, l4.000 barrels;
wheat ~ 000 bushels; corn, 500 bushels barley,
10 600 bushels There lair business doing in -four,
ant the market IL without special change The sales
embrace 500 bbls at the quotations of yesterday In
wheat sales of Importance trsnpred, and the mar
ket favors the buyer Corn is not active sales reach
ing but 600 bushels Western mixed at 61Ic There
is better feeling In barley and Gle 62c. paid
for 150o0 bushels two rowed Oats t0c and
1000 bushels fold The operations in whiskey 100
bbls Prison a. - &c.
The New York herald., 1849-11-14

WAsHHGToN Nov. 13-P. M.
Dispatches have been received here from the Medi-
terranean squadron to the 4th of October The frgate
Independence and Cumberland were at quarantine In
the Bay Of Naples. The soop of jamestown
at Constantinople on the 18th Of September-sll we'll
The fgate St. Lawrence to sail from Bremerhavsn
for the Mediterranean about the middle of October.
PURsER APPOINTED.
Nixon White, Of North Carolina has been appointed
Purser to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
VIM. b. Hartwell, Of Maine, who died board the
sloop of war Falmouth. his way TO the Pacific,
the 18th OF July, 1849.
The New York herald., 1849-11-14
Movements OF Individu.Is.

Among the passengers in the steamship Ohio, which
left this port yesterday for Chagrss is Col T. W. Pot
ter United States Consul to Valparaiso appointed by
Gen. Taylor.
Mr.. Walter M. Gibson, Of New York, bearer of i'm
portant dispatches from his Excellency Senior Don
Luis de la Rosa to the left Mobile
bay on the 4th Of November, in the British Steamship
Dee, for Vera Cruz
at the same time.