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D. n. Halls fEu formerly Of Hal-rod Han, Roch
csicf. =. Y. we'll known author oi tie stem OF
Motn psiAl anh hy his great success 80 The cure OF
thruHic uaf female us'as > has frrentlr purchused
and 'emavo' 10 tho ceiehrled ROUND HILL
WAITER CURE REL ltIsAI, al
Nuiin iusi ,iass, here, WIN improved iicities,
connection Nuh tAo llyafopathio lratmeni.
10. a. ~as uns Of ihn earliest ad1ocaios, and has
of uecu and sui OF The s-iul pfac-
ionsrs OF Ire Water Caie system. Nevertheless, &
tho ircatm ai fhrouic Diseases, and rspocia ly
th"sr ineia IA To Woman, eNpeiiunfc has taught hm
Ihat M.ferPaf4g cenlnei siih the Water cuso Tcut-
nea,, Is 80 ~ case. much mere eHoetuai ard wi re-
store nlny nateui- who be1 oad the ich Of lily
drop ithy alone. TA ms been ntde apparent IN tho
cue ol ven macy nervous upd Iluul elections here
tuure unfruchei, and oi nyspsp-ia and Ptaysi, aud
The numerous and complicated diseases OF the Liver
aud kidneys
~ II conhie b. saving that ia May long stand
ing diseases MoftnpaAy Is The only avaiibe rrmchy.
More than seFen thou-.d prrsuns have heeU succcss
fuliy treated lis uTsncr lnstuutirn and with tho
improved facilities OF Louad Hi l. Dr. n. iu0ks lor-
wdfd 10 urfea ed Physicians ie-prctiui.
~ invited 30 ca aud test Tor themselves tho ant VI
h,s system.
A. retreat fut the friends OF patients or
Others seeking ielaxaiion and pleasure, Round Till
stands alone uarvailrd Its mountain ais, hmpid
waefand delightful scenery have given II world vide
reputation.
! MS former Institution at Rochester fof sale. His
~efk Moi0fpahy eau be ohtaiued by Iemiiiins zen
I postar" stamps.
Address n. HALsTED, NJ. D.,
Round liill, Northampton, Mass 793mo
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WALT9N's BLOCK state street,.
STRAYED.

FROM the iucosufe Of the subsglihei about he e2zd
DAY Of May 1851. one DARK Bay two years old Nsrs
Coli, Black hane and TAD black eel ~ legs. Whe
will give information Of the hafeaa Of said
Colt giurn the same the subscriber shall he
ply rewarded. WILLIAM FELLOWS.
Washiag on, May 30ih, 1854. s5:3~
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WATCH REPAIRING.

We take pleasure in announcing 1, our ffioads aud
the public that have secured the services of Mr..
iOSEfH 81 sH, ~ho viii take ch8Fge OF our Ms.eh
Work. And We feel conideHt that We have good a
workman there - "a the couniry equal 10 the best
nd exceiind by M Bush has had several years
xFefiener 10 the bst shes ia the city And our pat
NAV be assured that any work entrusted 20 his
rure, viii he promptly add faithfully executed.
sesssffa.
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The Boston Papier Mache Co.,


take pleasure eco slshr 60 the pconla ~ This country
that thnY nuW have two iafse iartnfi the manu-
iactufe o Paper Marhn Ornaments --aud are ptrpar-
ed 10 execute nHis anv do-isa lt short notire.--
ouf work lfs lien iully Tested, and Or, ctred
both tuf u.s. bcfuy, nod durability and rh1pncss
OH kind of rtrytd work, from wh.ch 30 j. difficult
for evcn the most practical eye so dntiucuish g. We
pre- gaied tn spcss Of The OF PAPER Msche
uoi Us inaiifTo conircute ~ gnrssu ORR, but
reality.
We would rotor particularly to The and beauii-
fol church fecouils built an Hnxhutv. By tho Dudiay
stsct Btp society, where ou5 eothc work may he
seen 10 rtnneis Ciockots. Roscitos, and Flowers in
front Of Gallery Arches, cf0s., Crorkeis Bat
iemcnis, Columns. &. TOR ~riren-P1iefHis, Fueais,
Norman Kosc-, Cip o5 puli', aud 10 lhe ofgau Gallery
may ho scnu 81 ho-srs simmons & cos large
gam, otnamr niei uaiIre with Ptpirf N4cte Alsn.
i4see nun0c of esgatt pivat@ HOUSES in this city
and vicinity. Fou built ant flashed D., thilsun, Tor
Ger 4 Co, eight built ! Tuu Co., Chief Jus
shawl hou-r Mount Vernon stirred md latsc
number uf Others iufoi-hed nnth inside aad out and
10 the ships cains OF Daniel ~ ,hs =, shordshue
Gem oi The ucetn, usraia at tho Mouining, Do.ton
Light. sc. Nc. SC.
Architects god Others use The Papef Mache in pre-.
ference any Other material We invite all to call
oui Ware Rooms, Museuln Rullings, % X 20 Fro
most street, BOSTON and ssamiuf tnis new article
used suHsilintr TOT Carved wood, Plisicf and COM
position ornamental wutk Orders Pfuniutiy sttend-
ed to. 4 dfrsr
BOSTON FNriEH MkCun 90,
20 bm 81 and % Iiemout - Noston.
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CLOCKS.

great variety Of Bfass Clocks, O. G. square Goth
e, o'ieais Jenny Lind, Marine, octagoo, sietora,
Mtntal Paref Mache aud Fancy, eight day aud ,hidy
huur sitb snd without alarm fross che besS ss 80
nIllcIalIrG
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WOOL CARDING
AMI
CLOTH DRESSING.

THE SUBSCRIBER. LatIas jus, purchased asw
= Machinery Throughout, and cmQinted 40 sxpsrs-
eaeed Workman, Il nov prepared 20 do all ksids -
Work 10 his ine, 10 tho beet s,ies and s@nsaisd -
give satisfaction.
Parcels lott al french sesibaer's Store. Noasp>-
lies Village ~iii b. taksu ana leisss'd ~thout .
charge.
Cssh paid for Wool and reita.
Barre, Mas ~, 1854 SC soa'6.s !. c. PaREzs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

Il the HEAD Of STiTE STREET.,
s.AY be FOUND ONE OF THE BEsT ASCOT.
-MENr- Or
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING,

E,er Offered IN Montpelier We eau .uii any Naa or
Boy, cost, panis or Vest, and price thar de-
hss all competition.
FRENCH q sCRlBNER.
Moaipfier, 81, Q ls5i
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wholesale Prices current.

Montpelier Market, b. D. L. FULLER.
MONTPELIER, June %, 1854.
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5 . ttlhlE j q .yM-llll4'
W hoIcsaIc Druggists,
no TIE mUsECAL WORLD.

sDiANO FORTEs. BENNETT a CO., 35l Broad
q way, New Xeik, manufacturing aud have
SANITY hand extensive assortment ofPisno.
hracng every vsrity OF style and siko, from TO Ia
Octaves, from 500 TO 200 each. We have tes-
monials from the first piansts IN the country Of tho
superior BridHey, Brsa9h sssetssss ofooc through
the entfe register Of our Pianos While delicate
elasticity of touch has heea pre-omnenly sccuredi all
instrumeus are fully warranted 10 give satisfac-
tian. nusefs Who understand their interests will
ce before purchasing elsewhere
BENNETT & CO.,
50.i-ly 36l Broadway, New York.
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PERFUMERY,

Lubirs, Pynchons, Piyets, clenns 4 MBngeuet and
tondisys' extracts tor the handkerchief faras add
other Coognes, Spalding's ROsomsy Shorts Instrale,
hugtss Cream Nutfiiive, and Ga; hsrian Lasrae 81
L. La- IN. laLl.lz Of .L..na.-
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Ill buy good chanseahlc, Plaid Striped,
w DRESS SILK. worth from IS TO 81 cents
nom Aucti N -enll soon.
MAY %, ls5I "a LYMAN KING.
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ONE THING is CERTAIN.
FRENCH ZINC PAINT.
CO p al Varnis h ,

GERMAN WINDOW GLASS,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF YEw-YoRK........OcIo.
Cleared.

stesmshps-Msron Foster, Charleston, spodoEa Ileston
Co Jsmestowl rlby, NsrfoA Ludium Pesssntsi hn9x
willie, Ludlow. Savannah. : L. MitchlL
shps-Medisior, Bell New Orleans w T. Frost Bel Rock
Pepdieton New Orleans Nesmth Sons Hendriek Hudson
Smith. London. Grswold, Morgan Wiley; shackamexon
Thompson, New-Oreans. D. Plkngton David H0sdly, Mag
na, Antwerp Poet RyeIson-
BAks-Wm Wilrnoti, King. Rotterdam. E. Gelebnnd; J.
W. Dyer, Dyer Charleston J. w Elwel; Hansa, tBrsm
Brinksmer City Point, Cesar Pani; A Brewer, UimeT
Mobile Eagle a Hazard
Brgs-Gsee Worthnston Kelly, Jacksonville, Thompson
Hunter; Canada B heDous.l Cape de Verbs J. 5. Whit
ney Petro lssrd Cssinoyo Monieyideo b. Gsg'f Co
Delma, Foster. Jseksonyile, c. & L. J. Peters
Schoones-N lillian. Snowman Auaasta II. Mason; Z {
Terry. Dishton j. H. Hsvens FLORIDA Kelly Phil
sdslphia, w. Mckee; Ben Zoll Wilmington L. Powell
Uncle Joe CLARK. New Haven H. Hayens; Patron, bea
Warrington. Davis Holmes, Compesr, tBr) Osborn 81
Michaes. Geo. Logan; j. X. Stonebsek. Rsey Edenton
yOhu'oo a sssht; HOPE, Candy, Wilmington johnson
Ssght; Harriet Ann Small. Pea broke master; Hanover
WhpTc, kehmord {. II. Person J. r. Ws;son J0nes. A
exsndria Mou Bedell; Sea Bird Bryan. Baltimore, }. w
Mckee; O. l. Warren. Lowell. Boston, " T. Herres; En-
Rose, Pratt Prov denee master; stsri. Allen, WaEeham
sloops-HArvest, Gotta Providence MASTER Blackstone
Reynolds Providence, master.
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Arrived.

Steamship FLORIDA Woodruff ssvanuah Oct IS Indse an
passengers TO L Aeh Oct .. in coming out passed m
The river ship ka inward bound Tue T. encountered
gale Of wind from Z Of about 90 hours Duration
Steamship SOutberner, Evan Charleston, cotton, &e 70
spoaord Tiestou Co Oct q, II NJ, exchanged signals
with steamship bound $. with white wheelh and two
The :. experienced heavy " z gales throughout the
psssse
ship STEPHEN Austin CLARK Galysson 81 days cotton,
Gc J. II. Brewer Co Oct TO- or Gun Key,
her Of legs Of mahogany Experienced heavy weather. split
sails &e Wa IS days north Of Hses Oct q Sas 10 com
pGny with bark Convey, steering "
Bah HAImon.s, (Norw Nelson. Norway days, coal 20
oder
Barb w G. Lewis tof Bos:onJ Giles ssn Francisco Igre
q via - Thomas OF 9. mdse
Barb Nsge Due FEe, tAus Bertevcoe Trieste lc4 days
ndse snd psssensers % A Belnont Expereueed heavy
weather; bad rilot on board days
BAH LtnsburF (bArnl Diimatn. Hamburg ~ days ~
us Iass,I eeFs 70 nterbocf, per KArsh
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Disasters. sc.

THE EAGLE ste Of Boston us tun. which put back
Caso from Chncha Islands eaky sold At Csao prior 70
the 2h u for IS 500 also ship North Csrons $50
sold do prior 2h u for Sc 800 and the Br ship Chester
$50 tuns. for $500.
ENGLISH SHIP STRATHMoRE. from Melbourne for London,
put into Tahiti about the st Of August in distress having been
seriously BY OF weather The StrsthmOre
reported have million Of dollars in gold dust freight
She sail the Necessary repairs CON
pleted
Be- BARK LOUISA (of Glasgow GrothGm, arrived al Grand
TUX Turks Island September H. 10 take In OF salt for
New York AFTER being in port loaded appearances Of storm
induced the pilot under weigh and endeayor TO get into
Hawks Nest hsrbor In doing this she upon reef
the entrance and became total wreck All the mse-
ale ard portion Of the saved aud were TO be sold
az public auction. The hull was sold for 500.
The BRIG ADELE Capt Lewis and from Philadelphia for
ST. kits previously reported having been fallen in with bottom
upward ard abandoned In violent gale the 81 ult
thrown her beam ends aud melancholy relate all hands
bosrd met with wstery grave, except sailor named
ThurO who fortunately taken of after having remaned
"a days the wreck By the brig Aysrado and carried into
AspnwaL For particulars, see Marine Affairs, IN news
Z
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Foreign Ports.

An Melbourne July 81 ship Alexander, Bush Newton.
Sid from Mozambique July 25 bark Warren White Towne
AZ Isle Sal Cape Verbs 18th u ship Sophia Walker Gray
FROM NonTovis for Rio JAneiro sail same evening
Smyrna 9th ult, barks Race Horse, Seares to load for
DAYS Eastern Star Baker for do 5th inst E. H. Ysrrng.
ten. GoThsm and Gam Slick Mayo, for do brig Newsboy
Leekie for DO 10 days. SD 18th bark Mimosa, King
Boston.
Al Messina Sd ms. bark Azof simmons, from Lcasa arr
25d uli load for New York SD 3th ut brig Queen Of
South, Chapman, New.YoTk.
No Am. vessel at PALERMO 7th list
Az Msrselles 10th inst, bark Byzantine Gleason for New
Yoik dayi brig Marshal Ney, Lila, tor do 18th.
Gi5rssr arr sch ulf brss SYLVIA berry from Viso an
to lead or Boston sehr Dolphin Parker from NsYork via
Madeira arr 10Th ult aud others SID 18th ut brig
Cav New Orlesns Sd inst bark Nautilus, Lincoln, Boston
New.York
A. Pillsn 7th inst ship Dublin Merrill for Boston
Al Adrosan 18th met banks Vortex and May Tor Boston
BIZ. brig MESSENGER. TO load for Providence.
Al GLASGOW 18th inst ship Clara Cook T., san Fra9eiseo
At Pom Glusow 18Th inst, Br bark Margaret Pollock,
At GrsenOek 18th inst ship Hamonia Dasgett foF New.
Sailed from Barbados ed ult brig Delhi Barnaby Port
Sailed from Trinidad 9th inst bs. Laur. and Drumuond
Ar at Csrdeuss llth brig Po,os s.by Portland.
An At csfdeEss 10Th inst. schs Henry Atkins, Kendall,
Philadelphia 18th, Alabama Smith Baltimore
Al hstsnzss liih INST banks Il. II. knight Mitchell from
Portland l2th 81 Joseph Kempton from New York
iohi peeIss Cole Jon Boston doi bss aibens WOIien
Boston.
MTspds, Rowe, from Norfolk arr. 18th
Al Havana 18th inst ship Kate swanton Smith for Reed
eeharging; bsrk Sarah Hale from Portland arr evening
4 lih John Benson BurnesteI ard Lyra Benis FOR New
iork .oon Medors Ro6y, and John Henry Moses dchg
bss Chief, Smith for Baltimore soon; Soers Watson Tor
Charleston curing the week Hetallak Skolfeid Cohen
York Napoleon Davis Grand Turk Adricb Henretta Nor
nsi ToEIo Mitchell and josiah Jex, Spencer disg schrs
Htniem0ysh, Merrow for NewYork soon; Edwin Dorsey
sebheeau for NevoIssns isthi Harriet Lewis King from
Boston eve Of tfhi Frank, Creighton Brothers. Philips
Cicero, Dsuby. and John Pierce, d!ss
Sid 18th baks CsnsdA Luscorab Remedies and s.wYork;
18Th, ID. DE Wolfe, (Br Holmes LaEua and do; John
Fnrhsm Oimsesd Nsw-fors CID 18th, ship Rislto VII.
son New York bsTks Tenaro Williams Boston, Peri Thes.
POTtsEG-G % sail 18th.
An Al Halifax 18th inst. lehr. Active Allen New York
Ar a. 90 I'd inst, schL Thseher OBrien from Portland
ioI ~ Rene Mic CID 2iih sehr Zephyr, croweu. Pha-
aims, Liverpool
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Rs~ Ton ja~i.A iehors Merrill Boston, soop L " Comp
Dsysv ~ Isst. Arr 18th, bnss TsTry Not, Creed
M.ns kzss< Viisiasn salem; sehrs Lynehears Melissa
Nsv Tsft. Jsss BsSt. smith, Boston; HUI Carter, Lns
Cissr Hsysn "a s;er Goa Arnstrong rhomss New fort
II. kfEKs-Sff ~ sgss n n. Gamble. Powell. snd
sGLEN-G1 De- ~ -sy L,ey AaB, Doughty. Phl.d.-
pha fsf Psrftex ~ ~ faf1 FISHER Benson Wind
s0 "a - .s o-sg trs pr, In Georgis; s;hx
Lacy Aah from fA...ds5has os 9srtlsnd CID nih, brig
Brnan Jss yslsfsH fs,s
sAvASNAH-Irs De-. e sass- AVER. Bride (BLl Lar
kin. LlvsTDoe., Nsas. csss.sa. .s.-.st, Me- ealts
Say LivsTroi. trs fsi R4y e.es- All. 1tth, U. ). "
.iesIaship AsEssss LTs1. So zen = = " steamship
State of Oeorra GasE Tsit1fl - az Cars. Cooper
Bath. Ne; bris Rkisrk Lssvoos. ss- fsra
TAUNTOS-Arf. "a srtr. Jons q Ca Bzsbee, Philt-
depha SID. 18th schs 3 I. CrDcEsr. P.Dps, 10. 2th,
sid schL s l. Croctsr, Phihps, Do
wiscAssET-ClA DC. IS sehs sssnarf. crcnrsl.
Wilmington NC.
wIckFoRD-sla oet p, .loOps AdslA, wnshsa.n. New.
York: 24th, Hope, GARDNER DO.
WAREHAM-Ar Oct. 49, sehr. Sea Witch, Hassns,
Alexandra och, schs James House Bayes AeIandrs,
Lydia Glib. BALTIMORE Express Newark; 2r aid sar Mel
Wells Ryder. Newiork 12d sd. schr Jane Howard.
Chase New.York; 2S;h sld sehr Sea Witch Hawkins Bal
timore ESpress New-lork.
WiLMINGTON-Arr Oct 3, brigs Amos Lawrence Tap.
lev B5ston; Reuben Carver Poor Portland Me- schr Hum
ming Bid Boga Newiork; 2th erss Lincoln Webb, Per
kns NewbuYyport Martins Kendall Pummer Boston, ChAs.
and Edward Shse NewbuyPorti BicAad and Tory wss.
Booa; Prenths dobbs Carver DO 18th, brig hastsn pt,
RocIport chr Emma Cottrel Cottre 0lcaeesteri sh,
schr sarah CLARK CLARK NewLoneon Cid a. bark Arthur,
Wymsn Honduras sohrs p. smith Derickson, New YORK;
H. Russell Edwards BAtmorei Gardner Pte, Srsnnaef,
New.YoTk, s6th sehr RhOss and Beuah, sharp, do.
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Brs Hamilton. (Brl Corb Glasgow n dsy' coal and PIG
Iron 20 Efnrsto L Bros. 81.
Brs Pauline tBrtn) Costsr. HAmeurs 81 days IN ballast
WIKI IL PASSENGERS 70 Beeh KgEhsrdt
Brig Vivid Brl Hendricks, Masxs % DAYS h1t - nase
E1pereBeed lad weather. stove balwNts, &c
Brs MsTfello, Hal, ST. john, " B., days, hsh % j.
PiekLrd .
Brs Fnnseses disll CAvAvsla Genoa 81 days, via Mar
teiles 40 days marble 20 Ayulsr a Co
Bri. o'eaIs, b. WIeyford Lisbon 20 days via ;, JOINS
IS days sit Row laid Co Oct 49, lat ~ lon - TO- spoke
ship AtsseI ger from S. stephen for Amsterdam
Brs Ceylon. (Br) Coin Cornwsls ~ $, days plaster
and potatoes 10 j. 5. Whitney Co
BnE Cyrers BrJ BosEt, Hisbe, " s, days plaster 20
p. ! Nevius a Sou-
schr MARY D. Lane Gordner Mobile IS days, cotton, Sc
to Lane West, Has experienced " \" winds the entire
passage. -
sehr Flying Fish, CBr) Rensuf Nalss. . iays fruit to Dun
& KTohll.
shr British Queen Br Pye ST. Johns p, % days fab
10 Brown Bros
sehr Sarah Elizabeth, Phillips Boston for Richmond.
Schr Hunter, Fish, Portland. Ct.
sehr Hudson, Warren. Norwich
schL Thomas W oleOtt. BOarne, Albany bouEd 70 Prov
dence
sloop Genius, Hall, Rondout FOR Portland
SAILED-s;esm.hips Baltic, Liverpool; Knoxville savsr
nah; Msrisn Charlesfor; jamestown, Richmond, sc.
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Total siI ports 9H $50 SPsill73 S7ey7fj3i
A proposition has been offered in the Canal Board
BY Lieut. Gov. Church, that million Of the nine mil
lions appropriated for enlargng the Canals Of the
State be Immediately expended on the improvement
Of the Erie Canal navigation, go as to admit the pas
sage Of boats Of the largest SIZE Mr.. Church argues
hat the cost Of enlargng the Canals will be probably
SIC 900 900 or s2o 900, instead of 10000 as
estimated.
At Philadelphia the demand for money continues
active, with but little fuctuation in rates. Strictly
first class paper is placed at l0lSl2 cent, and
second class ranges from Is 10 ls. At Boston Money
lie still in good supply at the reduced rates. The
Banks promise much more ample accommodations
and the demand for outside capital continues TO d.
minish. The quotations for prime notes are ga 10
| y cent.
There has been Railroad Convention at Buffalo
of various Railroads in this State, at which num-
Der of important measures were adopted 1t stated
that prominent among those measures, 30 far as the
public is concerned, was the adoption of memorial
to the Legislature, praying for the abolition Of all
laws to license for emgant passengers to the
West, and asking for statute making it a penal
oense to cell tickets for passage by the railroad lines
at rates higher than those charged by the roads.
The charge fr emigraut passengers from New York
to Chicago, is 10 be Sll; New-York TO Cincinnati,
slO luggage 20 the extent Of 80 pounds, free over
so pounds, 81 2j to Cincinnati, 90 so TO Chicago.
The New York Central and New-York and Erie are to
have 10 y cent. on the whole amount collected at
NewYork from emgrants, as compensation for the
trouble and cost Of taking Of them and starting
them. There will be an increase offreght from New
York to Chicago, amounting to I, cent. advance
the present rates After the lst of December there
will be slight advance of fare from New York to
Buffalo, amounting on the Central, we believe to 80
T. cent The through trains will soon be changed,
starting from Buffalo at 6 A. NJ, p NJ, II p. NJ,
and leaving New-York at A. NJ. and z. NJ, and
getting 10 Buffalo respectively at 1890 p. NJ. and
ia. 40 A. NJ
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Philadelphia Markets. SATURDAY. Oct %

There change In the market for CoTToS but the sales
day have been limited, owing TO the reduced state Of the
stock FLOUR and firm S9d 30 . for common and
good brands the demand however limited 10 the wants Of
home tTsde and holders generally demsnd the latter
for retailing brands The only sale ade public 800 bbls
Brandywine at SO ~ Dbl, which price Is now refused By
by the trade at from 20 a5lo 80 y bb according to brand
RYE FLOUR and Corn MEAL and prices previous
rates WHEAT In moderate supply to dsy and 900 900
bushels cold at full prices ranging from 50 % for Reds
and 95d - o. for White Ia quality ncuiint in
Tor lots which dull At iOd l5c bushel less Coax is
less sctive and Od6 coo brshels Yellow Only found buyers
elds2c for good and prime lots RYE-AbOut 90 bushels
Pennsy brought 81 % OATS in limited dem md with
further small sales Of Delaware At 47ei9c 2 buhe The
for GRocEKEs remains dull Ia Provisions FEW gl.
sales only have been made about qu1ols SEEDS
remain quiet WHISKY In steady demand at c for barrels
and so. lof hLds
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Passengers Sailed

IN steamship BGi for Lfrerpool-J. CsnEne, sorgi-
VIM Toer lady, and Miss Colt Paterson Nj 5 Pepper,
A II. Deneklr j. J. oBren, w r. Webster, Ms CAROL
Mr. and Ms David Sears Jr children ard uurse W.
HgeT and lady, Miss Mitchell c. G. Dinden, Mr. Holton
M and Mrs KsGpe and nurse j. W Pooler and lady, Nh
Jones NewYork; Rev. s. Malone, Ireland Mr. and Mrs H.
A. Wright Miss Julia Colt NewJer.ey Mr. Morgan Colt Do
L. d. sepa PhAdelPhia; Mr Loeyi New York NJ Homer,
do p Ferey, France; j. b. Adams, New York McMiGhow
Creagher Lordon; Capt w. W. Henry Mes j. Troubat,
NewYort; Capt j. S. Fanan, DO; Geo II Hugbes doi B.
c. Coffin, Nantucket J. B. English, New York Dr.. O..
Seheeckednts Germsny; T. Muller Philsdelpha Benjamin
soden. Thos Muir, New York; Geo Roy, M Morgan, J.
Stawtery Potsvile Jas MuTfe, Bsltisore Ellen and Ann
McCsry. New.York Thomas Denton and wife Mis- Mary
Turnbu and Master Edrid Dentn Canada Mr. orsane NJ
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct So-irT tred-U. ;. mail steamship
State of GeorEs Gsrvin Savannah; sch Charles Locke
DENLY, Csntwel's Bhdg'i LA Roach. Bs,emsn Boston
MOI swk Johnston jacksonville Fla NJ. H. Brady. Marshall
Milton Del: Hamlet, Hall Providence; A. NJ Tllghmsn.
Patton Chester River Nd Worcester, Rhodes Providence
Tepnesses Rummel Eastport; Manion, Maxon Frederick
Del; Controller smithsn Milford, Del; Anns b. Russe
Lacey, Lewes Del Charles Adkins AdkIs Milford, Del
Thomss Robinson Smithen Milton Del sally Ann, Truitt,
Leipsic; DAmsel Psssapea Baltimore
Enthusiastically Kennebec Copes New York City ofS
York Mathews Boston; ship Sarsnak Rowland Liverpool
banks Echo Ryder Boston, bg Lyra csrmar Por.mogthi
schrs j. A. Roach, Bateman Boston; :. " Hall, Mitchell,
Hartford; Emerald tBrl smith Halifax N. 81 Rebecca,
Fletcher New Hsysn Henry May Stspeton chsrestOni j.
O. Jones CTowe Boston; J. b. Dickinson. Candy Newpor
w: D. CUsll, Hawkins, Boston; Swf TAYLOR, Aexandlia
Elbs, Lesuan NewHavens Somerset, Miller do n Ola
tuh Bartlett. New York Charles Miller, McCaferty Brook
lyn; Alexandria Scare, Boston, Ranger Shelby, do Eva,
Nikn. doi R. L. Tsy, Cain do; Deborah, Fox, Bergen
Mary Elizabeth; Price, Boston; B. L. p, Hqehing. w"h-
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Wsers jersey City; Henderson Godfrey. Plymouth j..
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Yonkers; soop Annie Fleming Port PENN barge Caoon,
POINTER, Baltimore stmr Calfornis, Dennis, do.
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