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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
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0-The Rev. Francis L Hawkes., d. D., has
y been elected President of William and Mary
I College, Va. DIR. Hawkes. was formerly a
member of the Litch6eld Law School.
a aU-Dr. Arson Jones, formerly President of
. tbe republic of Texas, is now in Philadelphia
Should the doctor ever make it convenient to
feysit Litchfeld, we would advise him to Al
: quidate certain bills for board and horse hire,
NAlage "long time ago"
y o. We regret to learn that promising
child Of DR.. T. F. Davis, of Plymouth, (form-
erly o:thls town. was drowned in tub Of
water on Thursday last.
G pG-The Britannia arrived at Boston on Sat-
lDrday last. Flour has fallen since the last news
MCotton has gone up.
aU-The news from Mexico consists in vari-
|ous rumors. One is that 800 yankee mules
M have fallen int the hands Of the Mexicans.
OG-Mrs Fremont (wife of Col. Fremont, and
daughter Of Senator Benton,) who left Wash
ington with the famous Kit Carson, designs
travelling under his protection 1900 miles to
point where she has agreed to meet her hus-
band. Here is wife worthy of the young he
70 explorer of the Rocky Mountains.
YIN ,ble Towner, Esq, ~. IIav u.
s. Consul at Barbados. sailed from New
York on Tuesday FOR his por, Of des,ina-
~ - IL ;xk
Iowa In the Dubuque district, Thos
Mcknight is Wing candidate for Cons
gress, and Shepherd Lffler of Burlington
the democratic.
Awe learn with regret from the n.
H Journal, that the Hon. H. W Edwards
late Governor Of this state, is in very
low, debili;aled condition, and is not ex
pected TO recover.
4 aJWe noticed yesterday, the death by
drowning Of little daugh .er of Mr.. Grant
on Wednesday evening. The funeral
took place yesterday, aud W learn that
just before the services commenced, a son
of Mr.. Grant arrived from sea, whom his
parents supposed 10 have been lost. The
ore child arose. as it were from the dead
as the other was abodt to be committed
10 the tomb. The supposed lost son is
about Is years Of age.-[N. II. PalIadi'
UNI.
SINGULAR DEATH-A child of Mr.
Charles Chapman, Of Danbury, was poison
ed On the 9Th inst. by putting visiting cad
in its mouth which its mother had given il
to play with, and died in AZ hours. An ana
lysis OF the card by DR.. Bennett, showed that
the enamel or coating was composed Of car
Donate of led Register.
is Scalds and Burns, are easily cured
simply by dissolving piece of alum of the
size Of common walnut in halfa pint o
warm water, and saturating Herewith lin
en- cloth, which should be applied to the part
in ured until relief is obtained.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

VNHE Court Of Probate for the district
H. Of Litchfeld hath limited and allows
ed 6 months from The date hereof, for the
creditors 10 the estate Of NJ f. Halves.
late of Warren in said district, deceased,
in which TO exhibit their claims for allow
cnce and settlement. those neglecting 10
present their claims within said time,
properly altested, will be barred a re-
covery. All persons indebted to said es~
tate are requested to make immediate
paymen, 10 CURTlSS PEET,
3w8 Administrator,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
AT Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld
witnin and for the District of Ltchfeld on
the 7th day July A. D. 1S47:

AT Court of Probate holden at Ltch6eld,
witnin and for the District of LitchGeld on
the 7th day July A. D. 1S47;
Present, Charles Adams, Esq, Judge.
TT pom the petition OF Harmon BIs'eil OF
" Litchlield in the county, of LltchGeld,
showing TO this Court that he is Guardian OF
Lewis G. Hotchkss and Elizabeth K Hotch-
kiss OF Lite field, within said district minors
That aaid minors are the owners Of real es-
tate situated in said Litchfed, viz One piece
Of land situated about three miles west of the
village of Litchfeld, near Bantam Falls, being
land which came to said minors by devise from
Philander Westover, hte Of said Litchficld de-
ceased--That it will be for the advantage Of
said minors TO have portion Of laid land sold
for the purpose of erecting a school house
thereon, praying far liberty 10 sell said proper
ty for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on
file.
II is ordered by this Court, That said Guar
dian give notice of said application, by causing
the same tie be published in one Of the news
papers printed in Litchfeld in the county Of
Litchfeld three weeks excessively, al least
six weFks before the hearing, and that snid
petition will be heard al the Probate Office in
said district on the 9th day Of September next,
at 10 o'clock tho forenoon.
Certified @rom Record.
8 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
LITERARY NOTICES.
The American Wing Review.

This splendid msnthly, for July, has reached
us, and the highest praiseswhich we can be-
stow upon the number is, to say that is equal
to any of its predecessors. The following is
the table of contents, viz
The Constitution, written and nnwritten !;
Unpublished Poems by James StaHnton Bah
cock Hon George Evans; Abraham Cowley;
Omoo :; Chief>Justics Smith 22d Exhibition
Of the National Academy of Design; Ode for
the 4th of July Philip Yorick, ESQ Robert
Morris, the Financier Silllman's Journal !;
1.-The Age is Revolutionary :" Napolean at st..
Helena The Orators of France: Foreign Mis-
cellany Critical Notices.
A fine likeness Of the Hon. George Evans,
United States Senator from Maine, embcllish-
es the humber:
The Review is one of ablest periodicals in
the Union, and certainly no intelligent Wing
should be content without it. New York, 1lS
Nassau street George H. Cotton, Esq, Editor.
The New England Historical and Genealogical
Register: published quarterly. under the
direction Of the New England Historic, Cen
eaiogical Society. Rev. William Cogswell.
DID,. Boston Samuel G. Drake, publish
er, No. So Cornhill.
The July number Of this valuable and in
porta nj work contains mass of matter which
cannot fail to be interesting to the descendants
fthe puritan fathers of New England. Among
others, we notice the Geneaiogy Of the Wolcott
Family, prepared by our fellow -citizen, George
C. Woodruff. Esq, A handsomely engraved
likeness of Governor Endecott accompanies the
number.
o. The American chronological Journal
for the current month is an interesting number.
We commend the work to all believers in Phre-
nology. FewleTs & Wells, publishers. lol
Nassau street, New York,
The Phrenelcgiesl Almanac. for ls4s, has
Just been issued by the same publishers
owe have received from the Hen. Thu
rnan Smith handsomely hSund volume Of the
Congressional GlObs. combating soaae e'ehi
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
BRIGHTON MARKET,
Monday J,llu l2lh lS47.

AT Market, 40 Beef Cattle, 6s Cows
and Calves, 20 yokes working Oxen. 5000
Sheep and Lambs. and about 1850 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra, 81. 25-first quali>
~. &c 75-second and third qualities;
$3.50 to 6,25.
Working Oxen-Salcs made at $72,
$S4 and $ll3.
Cows and Calves-Dull. Sales no>
ticed at $l8, $2I, 1913, $50, and $42.
Sheep-Dull. Lots of old Sheep at
81 SO to 1923. Lambs from $50 to 50.
Swine-At wholesale, 5 for Sows and 6
for Barrows. AT retail, from 6 10 7 and
&c per ID. Small pig 9 to lOc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
I\JlC)71rtl3rf11,

rEHHE Hon. Court OF probate for he
u District of Sharon have appointed
the subscribers commissioners on the
estate of MOORE CHITTENDEN, late
of Salisbury deceased--to receive, exams
inc and adjust the claims Of the creditors
of said estate which has been represented
insolvent-hereby give notice that we
vii! meet at the office of j. II. Hubbard,
Esq ia Salisbury, on the first Mondays
of Sept and Dec, next at O'Clock p, M,
on each of said days on the business of
our said appointment.
NEW MAN HOLLEY Commission
ROBERT N. FULLER ers.
Salisbury, June 29th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

Alta Court OF Probate held at New Milford
and for the District of New Milford. on
the 14th day Of June 1917,
Present, Daniel B. Brinsmade, Esq. Judge o.
Probate for the adjoining district Of Washing
ton acting as Judge Of this court, because d.
C. Sanford the Judge Of this court is one Of the
acting administrators on the estate OF Oliver
w. Pickett, late OF New Milford, deceased.
ESTATE of Oliver w. Picket, late of New
IL Milford, in said district, dec eased.
ORDERED, that the administrators exhibit
their administration account to this court for
adjustment at the Probate Ofice in said New
Milford on the 26th dsy Of July. 1S47, at 9 o.
clock in the forenoon. And that all persons
interested in said Estate may be notiked iheI e.
of, the administrators will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper printed in Litch-
feld, and to be posted on q public sign-post
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt. in said New Milford. and in two other
public places in said New Milford.
true copy Of record,
DANIEL B. BRTNSMADE, JUDcE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
OF THE PRO
PRIETORS OF THE ORE-BED IN SAL>


TN accordance with the resolves Of the Cen
l. eral Assembly, passed at the May session,
1s47. incorporating the proprictors of the Ore
Bed in Salisbury A meeting of said proprie>
tors is hereby called, to be holden at the house
of Eiphalet Buel in said town, on the last
Wednesday in August 1s47. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. then and there to choose the Of
fcers Of said Corporation as specified in said
Resolves, and TO establish such By Laws, Rules
sne regulations as said corporation shall deem
expedient Alse, to do such other business in
conformity with The provisions of said Resolve
as the interest and we'll being Of said Corpor-
alton may seem to require,
7. CHITTENDEN.
Salisbury, July 10th, 1s47, 10 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
Book and Periodical Agency.

TINE undersigned faviDg established him
L selfas Book agent in the great Literary
Mart Of the Union-New York-respectiully
tenders his services TO the inhabitants OF LItch-
field, and the public generally, with assurances
that all orders committed to his care will be
pr ,mptly attended TO and forwarded per mail
or as may be otherwise directed, with the ut.
most despatch. Subscriptions received for all
Magazines published in New York. and most
of those issued from Philadelphia, Boston, &c.
The Foreign Magazines, Blackweod's &c,
furnished at publishers prices. Also, new Tor
old1 Books, cheap Publications, EngravIngt,
Music, &c by whomsoever published. Most
of the new Publications Of the day can be for
warded by mail at very trfing expense, and
ony sum from II l-2 cents upwards. can he
safely transmitted through the same medium,
All orders should be addressed
VIM. PATTON,
Grahams Magazine Office, New York
REFERENCES
" W r. Il e GIaSsn' New York.
H. W. saltonstalI, Meriden, CT.
A. Anderson,
G. w. Benedict, Waterbury, Ct
e. B. Cooke. Esq
Gen. R. C Aberaethey ! WolcotviIle,
Geo. D. Wadhams, ESQ. Ct.
June 26, 1S47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
A Card.

Ma MARTIN would take this method
Of expressing 10 the citizens Of Lischfeld
his obligations for the kindness which thew
have manifested towards him, and being
aereeably disappointed in the extent Of his
patronage, he would inform then that his
Rooms will be kept opsa q short time long.
or. giving those who wish, an opportunity
Of securing his services.
July 20, lS47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

Probate Court, July 18th lS47.
ESTATE of David A. Thompson, late
IA of Torrington, in said District de-
ceased. The Administrator represent the
Estate insolvent, and prays the appoints
ment OF Commiss toner's thereon.
Ordered, THAT Commissioners to res
ceive and examine tine claims of the
Creditors of 81 id Eetate, be appointed AT
the Probate Office in Torrngton, on the
Oath day of July l647, at 10 o'clock fore
noon of which all persons in interest
will take notice. and appear if they see
cause, and be heard thereon.
Certified by,
GEORGE d. WADIIAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

and manufactured for the purpose Of
eecs'ving. The augur even was russed
: aSd broken to have the appearance Of
naVlag performed the identical feat set
9os'h BY the company. A large stock
'aer has filed bill in chancery to in
tigate the matter.-TBoston Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
MI7plG1E,

THE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween Schuyler G.. Chadscy and myself,
is hereby dissolved. Those having claims
against us and those indebted to us, will settle
with NE. CALVIN BUTLER.
Cornwall, July I547:
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

DAILY LINE From LITdFlELD no NEW YORKI

Railroad
Spcns Mansion Ltehfd every morning, Sundays excepted
Returning leaves New York morning o'clock Sundays xcepl
Market
road New Milford and by Ltchfed arriving about O'Clock
Fare Ihfed New York
10
through with dispatch.
N
O'Clock, Quke Paving Bekran, Poughkee returning
edavS
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

~ LIZABETH t. WETMQRE Of Ca
~ naan, in said County having brought Il
her petition 10 The Superior Court, 10 be- 4
holden nj I.itchict ia said County on tbs
tAird Tuesday Of August 1877, agaiust Corr
nelus L. Wetmore, her husband. PRAYING
for a divorce and dissolution of The marriage
relation existing between them, on the
ground Of the wifnl aesertiou Of the said
Cornelius fol- more Than three years.
II is ordered that notice Of The pendency
Of said petition be given the said Cornelius,
he being out Of this staie, BY he puhIics-.
lion Of this Order in Newspaper printed
in said Litehfeld atleast three weeks before
the sitting Of said Court
FREDERICK ID. KEENAN,.
Assistant Clerk of said Court
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

Triumphant Leader Of an army's head,
Whose martial glory struck panic dread
Thy warlike deeds. engraved on this stone,
Tell future ages what a Hero has done.
Full sixteen Battles he did fight,
For to procure his Countrv's right.
This brave Here, he did fall
BY Death, that ever conquers all
d When this you see rene mber me.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

District Of Torrington, IS,
Probate Court, July II, ls47. )
THSTATE Of Miles Spencer late of
EITorrington, in said district deceased,
The Administrator represent the estate int
solvent, and pray tho appointment of
Commissioners thereon.
Ordered-that Commissioners to re-
ceive and examine the claims ef the
Creditors of said Estate, be appointed at
the Probate Office in Torrington on the
3Ist day of July. 1877, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
of which all persoas in interest, will take
notice, and appear, If ihey SEQ cause aud
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
Fine New Teas!
fit NeeU York Prices.
VIM M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NJ, NJ, BIUMjELGlSED.8rO.


in
do satisfaction the
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

,
IL field, Con. July Isl, 1917
Babbitt d. s. Co Lockwood Ezra
Barber Sheldon Marrissy Mch'l
Battell Robbins McNiel Charles
Bemas William p Merwin SA
Blssel George p Miller Harmon
Bracklin Thomas Monson llemon
Campbell Jesse Moore & kennard
Camp d B w NIoulllop Truman
Culver Charles Nicholas Elizabeth
Delliber Daniel G O'Brlan Patrick
Dickinson Joel Pond Isaac Fl
Drum Hugh Ring WilliamW
Dudley Joseph w Rood Rufus
Eldridge Dudley Sanford OZias
English William Scoyille John
Farwell, J I & Co Samuel c
French Ilera Sherwood Seth 2
Frey Nicalaus Sperry Horatio
Gibbs Herman f Stoddard Enos jr
Gray Elizabeth Stone AIva
Hall Robert Tibbals Richard
Harrison OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES william
Hector Harmon Warner John S
Herman A Webster Benjamin
johnson Francis Wood Nathaniel X
Leach Simeon D Woodruff CurtssI
" J B
9 r. NJ. WOODRUFF, p M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
GREEN.
T.a H. -

wv uO HIIC 20 ID
do do silver leaf 100
Silrer Leaf-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers, because Of the very small profits made
on its sale. This is a very superior Tea.
do do golden chop $50
Golden Chop-This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. 1t is Of the first pickings
and excells all other green teas for its delicaey
Of flavor, strength and aroma. Heretofore this
Tea has never reached this country except in
small lots as presents to importers
Hyson, fine, rs
do very fine 100
Gunpo,cder, fine, rs
do extra fine 100
Imperial, fine, IS
do extra fine, 100
Hyson Skin, good 81 l2
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

of the latest styles--all f which will be soid
al small advance from Ns.v-York prices
Ladies are invited to call and examine Tor
themselves at her residence in West Street.
Straw and Tuscan Hats dressed as usual.
LitchieId, April 10. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

RECOMMENDATIONS
We a True Sun
This hsdone introduce good
We Public T
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
Col. Warmers EDitaph.

Ahe following quaint epitaph is copied
Pm the tombstone of the gallant Hero Of
own Point, in the graveyard in Roxbury
4 this county
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
CATALOGUE OF TEAS.
BLACK

BLACK,
wing Yong, strong and good fla
Vor; 81 l-2
UNfng I0,g-The grocers sell this at so
cents and call it Oolong.
Oolong, rich Black Tea, 50
Compare this superior Tea with that sold by
grocers as being an Oolong Tea. The differ
enee is too PLAN, and the deception too palp-
able.
Oo'0ng, plantation growth, IS
English Breakfast, fine, 50
do do EXTRA 6ne -
Hotcq"d's Mcclure, rich and highly fla
vored Tea, Is
Pckae Foscer, 100
do Scented, $50
Ne Plus UItrd, 1,5O
Ne p as U1trd-Ths Tea is as fragrant and
sweet as nosegay. 1t yields perfume that
is truly delightful. 1t is of a garden growth.
and superior to anything Of the kind ever sold
in this country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
MARRIED..

In Madison, Wis.,, on the 9Th inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. Lord. John Y. Smith,
Editor of the Wisconsin Argus, TO Harri-
ct Wright, of East Hampton, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22

49, REQ yeaFIIng BeITeF, WIN
star in the forehead, and white spot on
enc haak--Ro artificial marks, for which
an owner is wanted.
SAMUEL WALLER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
IN MEMORY OF

Col. SETH WARNER, Ese.
Who Departed this Life December the 26,
A. D., 1884.
in the 4od year of his age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
LIST OF LETTERS

D EMAINING in the Post Office at Itch,
IL field, Con. July Is, 1917.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
Came Into.

sum THE Enclosure Of the
II Subscriber some time
time in June last q light
.muM rad HenElina heifer. With
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22


W y, Y q 1F'
The aspeyites of Disease, are ofe,nenhancea
by the rigorous measures undertaken by tle IGN
ing on ignorant persons in attempting cures. -
ThG Discriminating knowledge
whereby we may know these remedies which
shall perfect rapid cuye is of difficult acaui
sition.
II is IN fact only obtained after lab orious
3 ca c by the student of nature, the only
true scholar OF medicine, and the sages Of the
NATIVE Tribes are the true guides in directing
thoSe researches II it were not for the inval-
liable gifts of the
INDIAN CHIEF, BRAYT.
we would still have baen vjfbont tboso ,,a,n.
of cure. These native proportions. which are
now compounded after his eaprrss aiyscijons,
especially IN pw''n9narg ana scrofu'0us dis.
ease, the object IS only attamahle by
FeFEcCf EntFeFsEqssegSme
fthose EIsmsntoy4 f1faciples 60 snccssge,,,,
liked and practicsd by the Indians.
232taNG'9
Ell r]-1eI ia X ny "a I<~zAJ -sg1g, YET
~ M es II -l'&aF VA RzT YAK nwAaA. ri ky
az1g Lzs Hrr
prepared expressly for the cure of
Consumption, Coughs, Asthma, Colds. IRONS
chitIs, Splitting Of Blood Pains in the
Breast Side or Back and
Liver Complaints and
133STy.SI'5
W. LSs'1 ~ % MI Ut '-sAr EsT~ W 4 wt a.
E5" w w rq'sT M rs- ~yxw
-Hr-' s1Es TIA 81 r-raras
Is the Chiefs Great Purifier OF the Blood. and
never has failed to cure aus
Scrolula, ErysiPelas, liberated and Nrrs;po
sore Mouth, BiIes. Ulcers, Scad Head.
Rheumatism, Salt Rbcum and all
ERUPTlVE AND SKIN
DISEASES
and by its extraordinary power in regu,a,jne
and eqnallzing the circulation,
DYSPEPSIA PILES AND COS.
TIYENESS.
MATTHEW T. WALLACE, Prop rictor
JOHN A. CLySsMAN, General Ape,t
Office 60 Cedar st New York, who has an
pointed as Agents "p
Drug Store, Litchfcld
w & Bristol, Woodbury.
Miles & Son, Goshen
Eli Curtis, Watertown
F. Leayerworth, WATERBURY
b Preston, Roxbury
G w Whttlesey, Nov Milford
& Hopson. Kent Plains
Gregory & Pierce, Cornwall hrdse
d z Gould, Sharon
Robert Ball, Salisbury
& Humphrey, North Canaan
john Franklin, Canaan
EGLawrence 4 Co, Norfolk
S Woodford Wipsted
Grow & Jewett, New Hartford
La'hrop Il Bradford, WolcrttviIle
Goo d Cowles. Pennington
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-22
Disric! of Torrington IS, }

r. NJ. WOODRUFF, m.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-17

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02

LrERrooL-shp st CeorgelasO sack. salt O ,den-I,,
's s%H % tSes bundle. .; ssiG
s.gss 30 tpIs
BlesLer Outhost1sl casks Gllmaa Brothesls7 ton.
e. iron sf3s sss! s.: cable: 9aso
Dss.oa Beys ehs cable
R P.as 90
xymsS es.k. Canning HornSr Coz barrels I'f
s% Th SSs. es- es yT s:,
ss, ssG s % iron .sdSa. Hsash
Roosevelt Sd: Ses. BUSH eoS S' ess..
Sh wsed-7o ,oa. coal = Coldsn5Oi ros IS bales
uLI,sHrooL-pseset snip waterloq-lOo coal Robe.
ssls sS.i east Ssd' Eo-S cea Zones
SSwsH1I M.oTe Sslm, Asols col MapaI Rq
M a.s4S 1ss,.ys spJeFi DSI,s Bets Yfs william
Sa..e Godsy f.ts.o% CO.'S bundle. i!o psG Pie PSI
. D.. vss sss' ss sas a sSa'
essa. M,f,6- SMITH kssps eg wem S0s, son So-
res sssa t'T SSsa co. fP fs. My. WS.
fs, 4 eoyi stead H.in,5 Adlanee srop-2 Isaac
poi:n Son iG Bs, wf Bus coss
The%g.as 5SsH F'a jesus
sS.s S Ward
sSs oar. Russell Mars , ehsss SMITH A' CO 6
.se VAR Warren sas ss.l Ls e... cso1 con- H.%e &
kFweJ,-3 case, wyh. Rogees col Haistesd Hans.n
Lcs w hult-3do Tracy, IRWIN co-6s bales Me- ali
srong-n do Hees Bsotbers--il6 bars iron Bee. EoT
6crates Hsluck Co.'S cs ShedonS bales Gram T. IA,
tom cs Patton Stewart7 pkgs Virgin Sfurocs r.
~ packages so tods pig iron TO order. A - qua"
hshssppsh'p h9scoe-2 psgs Murcb-3 do Irminzer&
co-Jio boiceau Rusch-l do Bates ce5 40 p Ii,
coll DO Ahreaf-lit-2 d, Hat & coz d. WrThy y
90 hopIoSnn COL do unenthaI cot do s.ler
eg-So 90 Sowing Witte-i do Jolly Freres co~l3o d
r. natsee ehtmpi,gns Fendenl case Napier
-looo I'VE frauc pieces Zsrego-2 ca rs 10 orJ.r P
CAr,os-Bsrk Csnd $50 pkss tea do mSss w.,mo,s
Lryier-Io cases sllss Russell Witmsn--II pLgs 70,
wenaore-s pkss mdre Ccddiugto II Oiyph y" Co
80, mas cs IA u ces OIL 30 boxes vermon Ia pErs mdse
81 cases silks To pkgs ga 90 o,der. - ''s'"'Se
Mo 0RANDE-Bark 43i dry nv ara co 49, h;a
amaged COW hides 300 $500 or horn.
shn bones 1000 lbs horse hair loose Bsrstow Cos
morse hsr Joha Dowlsyl bales horse hair order
hAv.rA-Brg Cauyl-296 boxes Hicks co--oes do
vrinnel Mintufn u COT segars II w smmonds"sa
90 reoer keily-2 bbs paper Picabin StewMt-o
boxes sugar TO order '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-02
COmn1 r. NCsAL. INTELI.sGHNCE
The ElOulr M rlx eta

CIvcINNArI Aug 27.-inaction still charactsrises the
market The sales day 80 bsls from railroad
81 IS; 80 40 from canal choice brand, at 81 80; and
200 obls. from store ut price not ascertained.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81 Flour has again been dull
and prices depressed without sales to establish a fail
quotation. sale of rye -four at So so and corn
meal at So lax per barrel for Pennsylvania. Grain
For wheat there is inquiry with Of 800 bush
els prime old Pennsylvania red at 81 81 and 1000 do.
old Southern at about 81 10 per bushe sale Of rye
at 10 cents; and 20OO bushels yellow corn sold at rs
II cents.
ROCHESTER, Aug 3I-The effect of the news by the
Guadalquiver can hardly be determined, sufficient not
being known of the tone Of the New York market Some
anticipate decline others think that prices will
main stationary As yet 1t has produced no other effect
upon market than to unsettle it Wheat sold in the
street yesterday at 81 to 81 90. No transactions in
-four
DETROIT, Aug 29.-Flour is in good demand for the
retail trade hout material variation in prices from
quotations Some halfa dozen loads from
bought yesterday at prices ranging from 81 a. So
So Selling for city at 81 so to 81 Gan and 81 IS
according to brand Two loads of oats and Of
viii cover transactions Of the day, at former rates.