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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
FOR SALE.

IT OA9 ESkA 8A kLO
 wA A FARM, containing 230 acres,
 1sNs "A well proportioned 10 Mead
 Kns ow, Plowland, Pasture and Wood Aland.-Said Farm lies both sides of the road which leads from South Farms to Watertown, and is about two miles from the former place, and lies in the town of Bethlem, two miles northeast from the Meet. ing House. There is on the Farm large two-story DWELLING HousE, suitable for one or two families; two large Barns, with suitable out buildings.-The Farm has been used for Dairy Farm for thirty years, and will keep 30 Cows, a pair of Oxen, and a span of Horses. summer and winter; be- sides sufficient land to plough.-A liberal purchase money. if desired.-Enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
 DANIEL l.. BENTON.
 Bethlem, Dec. 2, 1S44. tf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
DO you want comfort ifa Shaving

USE FERRIES CREaM SIP PO.NIv:E, A NEW Compound for Shaving, which surpass- A es all others in making rich and permanent Lather without irritating the skin, It is also war ranted in all cases to please. Therefore, any gentle man can purchase pot of the above Cream, and use it month, and if he is not pleased with it, can return t. and the money will be refunded. All or ders for the Cream thankfully received.
 F. c. PIERRE, Middletown, Ct.
 This Cream received the first premium from the N Y Institute last fall For sale by Samuel Buel. J. G. Beckwith, and s. N. Bronson, Litchfeld, and in all the principal towns in the State by Druggists, Perflmers, Fancy Stores and Barber Shops. [1y36
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07

e E o B GH 6. " RE e H T, PORTRAIT, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL and
 TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADE CHOP over William Rogers Carriage O Repository, West street. ,...ry -..
 All orders executed in the, neatest man. ner, after the latest New York styles.
 Litchfield, Jan. l5, lS45. 7'. S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07

4 neic order.-The Springfield Republican says that the ladies of that town are about organizing all association in opposition to the odd Fellows,' under the name. .lndspendeHs Order ef Strange Women"
 "Sistefs, arise," &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

We have used l" Ferre's Shaving Cream" It is a superior compound for shaving. and surpasses a. ny thing ever used by us. Afser shaving with this soap we passed among the ladies as n beardless youth. -yvarthampseR Dcns.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

Martin is elected by considerable majority.
CARpESAs Cuba Sept 25 ls45.
Society in CardenasPrOspsct Of the Town Meriean Pri
uateers, &c. &c.
The foreign residents of this and growing seaport
ed wish you would appoint agent here for the distr
button of your much sought for and interesting paper
the Weekly Herald, in order that they might have the
earliest and most correct from the u. States.
This interesting town is handsomely situated on the
south side the ne being composed ola
chain OF small islands, that protect it from the north and
east winds which the most prevalent, and mas o
beautiful appearance and good anchorage s the resort
OF number Of vessels of all sizes, from the northern
States to load with sugar and molasses we have two
railroads running through the centre OF the island IN dill
ferent directions pouring in their immense quantities
of sugar molasses, honey wax, mahogany, and cedar
of the finest quality.
The town is regularly laid out and built-some very
costly edihces; the new stone church finishing cost
$4,000
The inhabitants composed Of foreigners from the
different countries of Europe and the United States, and
form quite gay and gentee society. A PHILHARMONIC
soirees twice month"; and we'll attended by the respect
able families Of the town, and the neghbourng planters,
and is we'll conducted, with fine music &c.
There are three steamers running between the cities
of Matanzas and Havana daily also daily mail from
Havana and Aaanzas In short every facility OF COM
munication
This would be quite agreeable place for invaids,
from the Northern States to spend the winter they
would find every convenience to move about
The cane crops bid fair to be large.
The young Creole ladies are delighted with your
paper.
There shipped from this port of last years CROP
25,3l hhds. moasses to the United States.
There is report going the rounds which gained some
credit that there several vessels fitting out in
Havana and other ports as privateers to be employed
against the United States commerce. in the Gulf OF Mex
&c.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
EOrelgn AIarkefa.

HAvASSA, Sept 27.-Our supplies during the month
amount to about 700 casks, OF which 800 he Adeas
go) changed hands at l3t rs 100 he A. Brown's at
I3s leaving 300 he Midass) unsold Sugars are firm at
our last quotations. and decline anticipated Moass
esd a4l RS. on the coast Exchange New York has
decined-we quote 81 a per cent prem London l45
Is per cent prem.
Imports Beans white and red, 10 90 u; Beef No l.
Ga $50; Candles Mould, LAY a l5t; sperm, 36 81 o.
Cheese Amer. IL ais o. Goldfish, a 4; do hhds,
0; Corn Indian, shelled, GA 90; Flour Philade
phia and Baltimore 10y 90 o; do. New Orleans, l65 90
y; Hems. American, l2o Ia o. Herrings smoked o a
09 Lard. New Orleans, Ia i43; Mackerel No. g. 0
64 Onions, At o; Pork, cargo, Eastern and Mess,
$50 10 0; do New Orleans, 90 90 0; do clear, 90
90 o. Hoops, 40 40 0; Potatoes ~ 30; Rice, 135
iHs H Boards, Portland w: p, ~ Q a "a o. otter
10; Sugar Box Shocks, o ae6i
Erports-Cofee LIST quality, a o. I'd and Sd auali
tyO o. do triage, 0a o; Honey, 08a 90; Mo-
lasses keg 8. gallons, ia oaa0
ST JAGo DE CUBA, Sept 20th-Stocks Of various kinds
Of sugar are now quite light particularly Box Sugars
Muscovadoes have been held high as 3l but holders
will nopnow sell small lot sold fe days ago at
public sale at S3f 100 lbs Stock of Coffee al light
the coming crop suffered much from drought in July
August but Notwithstanding looks pretty WE'LL to the no
slight benefit OF this region of Cuba.
The latest quotations from sales.
Beef Mess $l0t per bbl, jerked 81 per 100
lbs; Butter, yellow 20 Candles, taow, los and l2's
i6, sperm long o's, 40. Cheese, American, 90
MATAszss, sept 26-The Strangers cargo brought HA
RS, and have just learned that the +. A. Browns (ai
ways prime artcle sold in Havana at I3i re- and the
Adelas 1877 RS.
There is nothing new to mention since the Stranger
left. No further arrivals. sugars remain firm at i3 a
ii 10 RS some days ago 1900 boxes yellow taken
on London iSper CT prem; New York and Boston ~
per CT prem"
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, lS45.
!C,f,IJ,,,ss


Among the late arrivals which we have not as ye
otted down, are Ex-Governor Tallmadge OF Wis
consin the head of the conservatives, and who
knows all about that letter to Col. Polk, in the
mer OF "A, and the Colones in reply denied by Fa-
ther Ritchie having any existence, but which,
with Col. Folks assent, will be individually estat
shed.
Last Sunday, and the secret actually escaped us
till this morning, when il was limited at by one of
the "knowing Ones" Prosper M Wemore, your
navy agent here, and gave little private din
ner, at which Mr.. Marcy, and Mr.. Bancroft and
Mr. Richie were present. They had champaign.
at may be all well enough" as Mrs. Caudle says
for Queen Victoria TO start off travelling on sun
day, thus setting an example OF disregard for the
Sabbath for the benefit of her people, but we don't
want our public tunctonarcs to give any such pre-
cedents of bad taste as electioneering dinners on
the Sabbath. 1t will never do.
Among other gentlemen arriving here within lew
days past, are the Hon. Mr.. Woodwork, member
OF the House OF Representatives elect from New
York State, Erastus Corning, Robert Temple, and
Dr. Stats, of Albany, Col Ogden OF your city,
and CSen. Eaton of Buffalo.
Hon. B B. French, who did the active official di-
ties OF clerk Tor Col. McNulty, almost entirely du
ring that part OF the last session up TO the Coones
expulsion, and who succeeded the Colonel TO the
Office by the unanimous vote OF the House. is
didate for reelection. 1t has yet TO be tested
whether the highest qualifications OF local candl-
date III outweigh the political considerations and
States. Major French, however, is a popular man,
as well as an excellent clerk, and nothing but some
CONSPICUOUS and uncompcn sated exmember OF
Congress can beat hun. Yet even this experiment
may be tried
We shall bring up batch of interesting odds and
.m
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
MARITIME HERALD.
PORT or NEW YORK. OCTOBER IA.
Cleared.


SUP !:ys Perry Shsrs;sSa SJ John osass s!'a'S Co.
S S Ws:: Ssy sss Sssa; s:, Collins
B:t S:E EiS Hl. a.iss S:E Hs;;
BIs Bs ssyy ss fss TasS: Rss:ss TiS F;.
Brig Jane. Hay. Anderson St John, NB Nevers & Son
ssEI ssiI Es;si \ tdOI Rollins FIIsdsJists.hux
h sehr Eeo,i Baimos as..Jrs,1s JsS1son Lowdsn
sS ss f:sSss iss xss
si a1"'ss s'fSSsrd
sOopp op 4 II Green, Hawkins Providence
Arrived.
Ship Christoyal Colon Smith days from Havana with
gar. sc. to ,spofford, Tileson 4 Co.
m: fp ass ssg, with
ehanns BY strong Wstey gales the remainder Of the
sssy Ya4 from 9Th Sept
v T S &c. g. psne bsons G Sau s
for Rehmand 4h i, a lag as % Ion 's spoke ship Tppeca
Steam ship Virginia Chrstianson 80 hours from Richmond,
w oqs and dry:G% o% 5aa
Irwin.
Barque Apollo, Falch 80 days from Hvre ls7 steeage
Baas Hsrxara Harvard of Bath, IS days from Glasgow,
BarquY British Queen. from HsIifas.
K.s Brig % SSs Ra. .ss !, Wv e% a Ress I
An vessels, The brig Gallo Ehompson of Thomaston for
Br brig Dolphin Pitt, days from Halifax with fish, the
MASTER
g Architect. Gray II days from Sydney B, with 1874
chadrons coal, Left bark II Tyler for NYork,
davs; 7th lat 40 & Ion 6s A. sgnazed ship Savanna from
Brig Eous. Hitler, is days from Cape Hayen, with coffee
and logwood to Nossaire & Co. Sch Commodore War
rngton Of Philadelphia sold Haytien for
The and home the f. Sept 29th struck
Cackess Bank overheard 300 bags coffee pepper
quantity OF ogwood The vessel being tight
Brig Ssbao, Sawyer, Cherryied lumber, Smith Boynton.
Brig Kataden Rich Cherayfeld lumber Smith Boynton.
Br sch Dolphin Pitts, days from Halifax, fish master
Schr 6aena Freeman II days from Cardenas with molasses
TO Loyeland Left brig Grecan for Philadelphia Francis
Allen, disg.
Schr Two Brothers, Millett, days from Edenton, NC.
Schr Doctor, Jones' days from Virginia, corn
Schr Arstel, Drunmond, days from Virginia,
Schr Wescogus Wass, Machias, lumber.
Schr Industry, Ludlam New Bedford, oil.
Schr Fairy, -. Castine, lumber.
Schr Katahdid, Rich, Cheryfeld lumber.
Schr Marshall, Millner Virginia,
Schr Ar!stotes, Drummond Virginia,
Schr Alexander, Doughty, NC, corn, TO l. Mitchell.
Schr Swan Baker, Berlin corn.
SchI Doctor, Jones, Berlin, corn.
Schr Lauisa, Hoover, Brandywine, -four Allen Paxson
Schr Washington, Larkman. Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Two Brothers, Miles, Virginia potatoes
Schr Il Ballard Warren, Virginia, potatoes.
Schr Ann, Hopkins, Petersburg, cotton
Schr s M Pitts, Smith. Berlin, corn.
Schr s L Abbott Ward Virginia
Schr John Martin, Virginia.
Schr Mary Jane, Virginia.
Schr Chief, Van Name, Virginia.
Sehr Tennessee, Baymore, Philadelphia coal.
Below.
A barque and bngs
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

|:!'!:' w i:' 1 Az
VA % Sss Iiis' j..i:. ;s:
fiIi:sssIs S.a sS sasess $s:
sS:p The sesGs
s w's s.sd III ei"ss s
blew fresh The Douglas was not IN sight and : probable
No,hns sailed to-day, wind NJ T. with and thick
sa s Sc s HsSs ss EisS
put BACK Yesterday asrnoOn bGs Ursula St Patrick Van
caARIS,rSs, oes, s~Ar; H Allen, New York; Roman
ship this iorsaoou Sullivan New York; Anson
GAsTss Oct s,h-sd ship St Cloud. New Orleans; yacht
ps zssa II os and Tsan New
os Isl Ar 81 ~ TGiSssss, Ss New M York s
World Crowe Charleston for Boston, Mary, PERIL Pha-
esi ha f.
Ss
Prospect f.r Boston, brss csr,cas for Pearl
ss ad%i s4 kSss sS:e@ %
Newbupo and Matilda for Boston went TO sea
vessels at the anchorage Nothing sight bound n Wind
and weather cool , ,-c,a A,h.m, Arns, Raw wa.
ba.h New S 9osi Wi Vii kia sSssh AZ
s ToxSe .raae
Passeswent lights brought ships Huron aud Charlie;
doxn and y on ? hs 9Th f at bark brSus
ship Damascus. Below-comng up-Iaisman, Boston, !
bark in sight, name unknown !.
NEWPORT Oct 9h.-Arr sclr Col. Simons Falmouth, Tor
Charestop; soops Monitor and T. W. Thorn, Fall River for
New York; 8th, Vigant, New York; Monitor. Fsll River,
% $ Albany Y et s T s. EsT & $ eS,
Only Daughter FIN for ~ York. Julia Martha
I'm ~ York foI Boston, Phoenix I'm Somerset Tor Philadelphia
Ahere Corneuas I'm New Beford for Norfolk Kubicon fm
New York tor Ssc0.
Washington Ship Ed Cary dischgd her pilot Of
Round Shoa at y before 10 AM, this day.
NEw BEproRp. Oct 9-Arr schs Mary Chase, Philadelphia;
Augusta, NYork Richmond do; sloop rover Hartford
uee Mesa Andrew xfsnsas
NYork; Alvano. Sag Hsrbor; Granite, Proydence;Porto
Rico, Bedford sch Pembroke Camden Me- Cid brigs Me
ierson Boston; schr Amira Halifax Ms Levant Savannah;
Brandywne Bridgepo Edmund Francks. Hartord Bril-
liant Jaue Eliza, Boston; Commodore and Southener
Providencs; Jos Brown, Norwich; VIM Burke, Work;
Messeroe, Bacon, Gen Scott and Lady Clifton, do;
PRovIDENcE Oct gAr barque Baltic, Cronstad and Elsi-
neu brig Orray Taft Chareston; schrs Ellen Smyrna Del;
Sarah Louisa and Despatch Phadepha slocp Congress-
Popeis Washnson NYerk sIoep Prov a. and pro9i
Island NYork Below topsail schr. Nothing OF conse'
RICHMOND, Oct Arr schrs John W Smith, Parker; and
Marietta Burr Bamber, NYork Sid sch Thos Ireland Som
sAvANNAH Oct 7--Cld, l. Baldwin, New York; Taey
rand Boston. St., Ar, Motto, Kngstoa JAM Echo ia
vans days h, Ar, Chenunga New York; Larch Port
tapd Mel Edinburg New odeaa Via Chsgleston Below
WEsrpoRT, Oct 7th-sld sloop Alise, New York.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
miscellaneous Record.

miscellaneous hoCOr0s
PACKET SHp VIRGINIAN, for Liverpool, having been de-
tain ed on account OF adverse winds will sail
ing.
scHR vELA,co seey for the Cape de verds and Coast
of Africa will the early of the coming week. Let
ter bags at this Office.
We acknowledge slip from the Office Of the Rhode Islander
BR BRIc Three BnorHEas-Cspt Tuzo of the brig South
arrived Quebec ,sh reports the seh Three Broth,
Messrs Nosd CO. ashore at Green Island Light She
On Ss ssy o4 % nss M Cow
with put into Portland 9th inst being eaky IN her
faynoYra which pu, back i; sS Easpo5 s9 Mt
Bara a'f HEssr s' ssM%sss We time says the
d that .a % hat Or % her has sesn 9 %
belief reluctantly that she has been lost and
II Ts asa sy o% S
. for ssG ON s @ Ser of Mis 5 % ,. hs o %
S.5 H.
and left there the 5h July to sail for Baltimore in
heard of her The officers, learn, have
sHlpwREcxThe Norfolk Beacon, of Thursday says, the
brig Lottery, Capt Darrell from jamaica bound to Aexan
sGah Of Henry last She wa. fall o
CAPT GsEooaY Of the Mary Kmba Charleston passed
the h off Frying Pam two iron bound casks and box
ECapt Mason of ship Bonholm Boston reports passing
ns w..sk d q p e. "a' k'ne ana Jury
Sarhsn called h. sssun
ss .as Ce at Wa%sbq She IS intended for Messrs
johnson & Lowdens line Of Baltimore packets
LAurcHEp-At Newcastle, Me- 4th INST by Messs Steson
Hscock Co. eautifu barque of 800 tons, owned by the
built under the direction Of Capt Ade1
Clifford, Of Boston. - =
fine copper fastened ship Of about 45o TONS called the Mace
dona, was launched at Bath, goth ut
CoMMEnoE OF THE PoRr NEW YoRx-For the week end
ing Oct. 9th
In American vessels SHl iH
Foreign vessels H2, 30
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S5Oi ,242,7 rs
.4rrirdis. Cledrances Tonnage.
Americans .23 -3l87
Eoreiul .....,,.. 9........... .22ll
90 26 1898
The number passengers arrived for the period
The New York herald., 1845-10-12


Cid at New Bedford, 10th, Clarice, Wady Pacific.
Sid from Westpo. sth Mexco Atlantic Ocean. In port
A'GS jf NOT %1s send home 100 s. p
Baque Franklin sold auction NBedford. 9th, for
Cid at st Johns NB 5th inst, Ca,more, South Seas
SPOKEN.
s Sex Sf~ xS
E Ts.. ms1A oa 10. a bark FOR
this Same day saw ship Genesee and bark Chester both
ship Tippecanoe 9th inst Chatham NV IS miles, for Bat
p Geae,s u for New Orleans ab u
BY asa. are Gs:sss d New Orleans the Damascus
Bsaue Roman rom.Boson for Charleston off Cape Hattera
s ss & s @ % 81 for ss NT yss 2sn %
BERMunA-We published error yesterday in stating the
:shr Hudson Thacher was at Bermuda' should have been
c.D. port ship Roys@d and for ro1,snd ds
posea the em u
PIP. is% 9 ss: from rsiS
or do Meteor s.sysSs for NYot S d.yy Ja;na for Bal
@ h GI siss
mSssss sse Ades for ch;,ls;,on Eastern star Po
American Hds Jubilee dss; brss i Esioas adc 20.
;so M'a Ra~s I'd
from Marie. MAJ goth p The 'o brig sze Churchill from CIR
leans Aavana 2,th u schr Warsaw dg at Csbsnas for
Newport.
MALAGA, Sept Gin port bargues Maid Of Orleans, from
Genoa aud Emma sador from Boston, about ih both
Boston; Aior Zuee Mqueion, and Peytona all for Bos.
ton, FIVE days. brig Reindeer Winsor for New York
loh in all about thirty sail Of Am vessels including those
ported there Sd inst.
MorrRrAL Oct s-Ar Lady seaton, London Cid Oct 9th,
Euomanga, Glasgow. g+t
NEwcAsrLr Eng) Sept. ia-Ar ship Rambler Baxter n.
York.
QyEsrc October s.-Arr Caroline, Aberdeen Neptune,
pool Dunbody New Ross; Clio do nh ship Victory Bris.
tl Psedore Bristo Jealous, London Wellington Liver.
pool; Eliz beth, London Constitution Drogbcda; Leila,
Dublin; Trio, Wexford; Mary Harriet Cardiff; Harvest
flin Belinda Newfoundland; Jane, Gweek; Acadia, Lv.
erpoo Reaper Poole; ASA Rochester; China Limerick;
Dolphin FI2 Donegal pwhell Elizabeth Medium; Mes,
Workngton; Auckland Conway Indian Queen Jamai.
ca; Baron Brambar, Liverpool Cid ftb Monarch Glasgow
Erabeth, Ore mock; Manchester, Cork Lord Sydmouth
lia Plymouth '
sr Jons M, Oct i-Arr ist brtgs Venus Phiadspba;
Splendid do via Enstpo; schrs Ferdinand NYork 2d Char
otte dos th Rival Philadelphia Cid 3D. schr Joseph AleI
andria.
SAN FHAscEco, tCaiilorna) June 29-ships Sterling,
Nye, destination, Sc, unc.
TRIESTE, Sept l-sld ship Rhone, Harvey, Odessa.
Home Porte.
ApALAcHrcoIA, Sept. 28--Brg Cayuga New York.
BALTIMORE Oct 0Au brig Boston, days iro
Bost0n schrs Josebne days Washington days from N
YORK. Sid brig Ida Halet, Boston.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
BLEACHING POWDER.
D00 Casks Boyds best Bleaching Powder for sale cheap
%OO by PERSSE Il BROOKS
sl2 lwrc No 65 and 67 Nassau 81.
&. COLES,
the original Manufacturer of

z. CULES,
the original Manufacturer of
MO X DC y ca SES
IT AVTNG returned 10 New York, after temporary alb
4 sence, Intends carrying same business with
facilities for pleasing his customers n addition
his well established experience Of twentys years in this
city. = =
He therefore invites the attention Of merchants and dealers
his stock Of Morocco Goods, namely -
Dressing Gases, tVriting and Travelling Desks,
Portfolios, Miniature and Je,cei Cases,
and all otner articles his line which he will warrant cannot
be e1celled respects either workmanship, durability or
cheapness.
hos- giving the advertiser CALL will find that he = prepar
ed execute the largest or smallest with Equal ability
the very lowest or in the New York
market Country dealers will do well TO step ~ AZ z broad
Of Murray street up stairs where hey VIII hnd
the puo'cs old and tha"k'"' a1' ooe"''"' C. COLES.
NB.-No connection with other establishment in New
York Goods anufacured order with expedition aud
nunctuali,v O5 Twin
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

By the above II will be seen that there Is slight
gain in favor of the wings since the Presidential
election In three of the precincts In Scryen county,
the reported democratic majority Is lO5-two pre-
cincts to hear FROM
WISCONSIN The Mlicatskie Sentinel, OF Friday
week. gives the following returns Of the delegate
election in that Terority. We compare with lSi4,
the only vote we have in detail:-
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
.sklfsaen lyA1Dostn1lenns

sAlsss:ss c.I:ssi sIs cs!as1 s.::ysg lgss
So I.sisss s.s:: .sfs sss.:
~ Walls, G1lOl HoS.aA Einlsy-I ~ I Reeis sinsa-
sI y q; s si oySa Ms;,.uS r. s Rosa.
Bovis7 bales tobacco Ledanloss bxs ssgss Rsnsuld
Fraacois do Illns "a i2l bxs do w II Thomas-
aud6 boxes d. Curtis, J76 boxes do Fralio Bone
mu2 ao5 boxes do aud IS bales tobacco. se Ro
bale seq sssq,Tsl y, y EisldsrTI % case do Crocksr War
and 2 boxes do A. Lomsroy-,85 brs do j.
Mathews Co.'s boxes do, M. Angelo-2 cases do.
II Morug-l case do w II Rodman-l do Davis, Brooks
Son25 bxs Sturges coi2a do sugar Newton5OOO
oranges aud 100 dozen pine apples Smith, bx Colt
1860 bxs sugar aud 90 balef tobacco to order
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Passengers Arrived.

IIVhhP9oi-Packet ship Hottinguer-William Windle
ReY wmd's Nsw York; John Gardner Boston; Very
aadk onwsrleson sc; VIM Douglass lady, thldren and
S.e Es,m.Lpk WsLtumpka Alsbams; Doct BoIt, Louis
nneieesy; John Kyle lady and servant Miss Jane Paul
the steerage. ~ -" '""y' Aoa"~"- '~s ~
LisnRrooL0Paeket ship Roscius-Nrs Eldridse Laing
VIZ Fl sh Ih ana ~ "a the seersge.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

TO DEALERS In JEWELLERY.
yJNHE UNDERSIGNED, being Manufacturers, and having
afne Of ewelery and Diamond Work on hand
soca call from dealers and merchants dealing in the above
articles Any pattern style OF jewellery or ne da
"'AN SHAW & ARROWSMITH's,
SIG 1m+mc Ne. Dey street. door from Broadway.
N.B-Twelvc or fifteen good chain makers find en-
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

ssest,sn, tho chances are decidedly ia favor Of
Father kiiohie for the printing OF the House, how'
ever original and independent the election that may
pe1T0ns ;, (,
or the New Workers in town, of various little
movements made and concociing, We shall advise
you per next mall MI Buchanan mas returned
IRON PENNSYLVANIA, and we expect MIR. Bancroft to-
day.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
s5.ll5 I" Dec. 3O7,g99

Decrease. 1910 " Dec 3U7, ,g5g !"
Reducing the Wheat to Flour there is decrease in
the receipa tide water equal to barrels in ls45
compared with ls44
receipts for this year. s3a 43o barrels Flour and
l747 bushels Wheat came in sat Albany the rest at
West Troy and Waite rford.-Ciisen.
CoTroN-The market is rather inactive ;abou 600 bales
being total saes excepting list Of about 100 bales
this week. the sales actually made have been small
although large transactions have been occasionally re-
ported The Liverpool buyersno feeling warranted in
the rates the sales have been chiefly left
to few Spectators, who believe in very short crsp
The large quantity of Flour and other heavy freight go
ing forward has given employment to several ships and
enabled owners to obtain advance the previons
rates for Cotton. We continue quotations.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12

Stock, $4,000 bales Freight to. Liverpool 5l6d to
Havre, cents.
FRur-A sale Of Malaga Fruit the first of the season.
being the cargo Of the Isaac franklin, took place at
Boston on Friday prices ranged for whole boxes So 22t
half do, 81 5 quarter do 50 cents casks So 76 Only
about two thirds Of Ahe cargo was sold
RIcE.-The market is quite moderate, and sales have
been made at 81 so 5
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
BY Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Oct llArr brig Kent Kingston, Jam. Left
brig Phenix fm Baltimore 2Oth Cid, brig Commerce,
Port Spain, Trinidad.
NoRroLk Oct9-Ar Pr brig Vile de Trsporl Guadaoupe
St Thomas schrs Leroy New York; Splendid, Boston;
Chantice eer, do Swan Providence. -
PpHILApELpHrA, Oct ll-Ar brigs Colombo Boston; Vic
tory Fall River; scrs Olive Ezabety, Lubec. Below brig
Zelica, Eastport.
The New York herald., 1845-10-12
Sales OF stocks nj Isoston.

BRoKERs BOARD, Oct. lO--lO shares shawmut Bank
s51 do Merchants Bank, I052 90 do Western Railroad
eoi 70 do do 96t 100 do Norwich * Worcester Railroad
$3.50 13 20 do do int, rs; 400 do do, 80 ds, IA
Ivy Ivy 40 do 1915 400 do Reading Railroad 25 200 do do
a'1i do Portland, Saco Portsmouth Railroad IOOI $50
40 wilmington, l6i 90 do do, l6 20 do do 80 d. 1871
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GaoAolA. .--An elsotoN tot u6veSAsE, State Asnhs
tors. and Members of The Legislature tsok rscs In
Georgia on the 9th instant. The candidates tor Co
vernon were George w. Crawford. whles and M.
Hall McAlIister loco The following are the re-
turns OF seven counties for Governor