Litchfield enquirer., 1845-07-10
THE WATERS HAVE MET.

CINCINNATI, June 26.
 Our Canal is finished! The good beat, Rose. Captain Robert Denvir, arrived from Toledo. No guns announced her approach; quietly she came among us and yet her arrival proclains untold good to our valleyand city. We give below the of- fcial announcements
 CoL1EcroRs OFFICE. MIAMI CANAL,1
 June 25th, 1S45
 Arrived this morning from Toledo. which place she left on the 18th inst. the canal boat Rose of Toledo, Capt Robert Denvr, with five passengers
 D. LATHAM, Collector.
 What line of Canal navigation is opened !- From Cincinnati to Toledo and from Toledo to La Fayette-a distance of four hundred and seuenty- three miles! Thus are the distance given:-
 Cincinnati to Toledo, 247
 Toledo to La Fayette, 226
 -t-t. 473
 Or, deducting the line common to both, viz: from the Junction to Toledo, and it leaves three Hundred and .f0rty.flree miies continuous Canal navigation from Cincinnati to La Fayette, Indiana. The completion of this great work is worthy a grand celebration. And we will celebrate the all trades and trades unions, all societies. all clas ses, will turn out on that day. and mingle their eee4reaA voice together in joyous and gala shout -.---:nz.
 4 1rdnger of Good WHL-Mr. Hale for :, year or two past, the head of the lndependent or opposition Post Office for New York, Boston. pbil. adelphia and other Atlantic cities has ni6ed hs uetermlnation to withdraw from further competi. ton with Uncle Sam in the transportation of ma;l matter. In taking leave of the nnhlic Mr iII says that s.like good citizen. he bows with sub mission to the laws, which, although death to him will hA ""'e to others, and cheerfully recommends ms former customers to Robert II. Morris. Esq who this day commences the letter business on tiales chedp system, at the old Dutch Reformed Church in Nassau street'
 Opposition IS Me Life of ITade."-In the Pittsburgh papers we find the following spirited card:- F'''N "Wm. Thorn announces that he had al,,aus been Tn the habit of furnishing medicine gratis to me poor. Seeing it announced by some of our druggists that they will give medicine gratis to srDe'sng poor by thc fire, Dr. Thorn takes tbis method to give notice that to this class he will: from this time out give double doses, g,atis." ,, 1He Magnetic Telegraph.--We understand that MT George F.. Pomeroy, of this city, has concluded an arrangement with the Patentees of Morse's Mao. netlc Telegraph. which ensures the immediate es- taolishment of line between the cities of New 1orK and Boston, by way of Springfield and New flaVen. This will also secure the early compilation oi Q, inc between Boston and Albany. When the three cities shall have been thus put in commun;. cauoh wlth each other, our Merchants and For. l Wafders wil be able to ascertain at any moment of .ne aay me condition of the flour markets in New fofk or Boston, without being obliged to wait the slow movements of steamboats and Locomotives .li6. EUc Jour- ', TWO ooys going home one day, found box in lhe road, and disputed who was the finder Tbev | lought awhole afternoon without coming to de. clsion At last they agreed to divide the contents