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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
DRY GOODS |!
ADVERTISEMENT
T. x r r RDINRAY.
Long Brick Store,
Hartford, Conn,
The great ThOrOughfare for
BARGAINS!!

N0HE undersigned would take this oLpor-
Il tunity to say to the peoele of LlTCH-
FIELD and surrounding Towns. that he is
now prepared to exhibit, and offers for Sale,
one of the Largest and Cheapest Stock Of
Dry Goods and Paper
Hamgings,
ever before exposed for sale by any one con
Germ in the State Of Connecticut.
SeUenfeem Years Of experience and cbser
walton, with an unlimited amount of resource
leads Inc to believe, and am fully convinced !,
that the People, upon examination, will ad.
NIT that we offer Undue eu,ents in our different
Deras tments, sufficiently great, and worthy
the consideration OF the Trade,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
{G-PLEAsE NOTICE THE FOLLOWING -
10000 Yards Heavy Blown Coltons at S
and Ia centes.
10000 " Super, I" "7& 8 cts.
$4,000 8: Bleeched Cottons proportion.
ally cheap.
Linen Sheetings, Linen Snirtings, and Pillow
Case Linens. too numerous to mention.
500 Dag Linen and Caambric Hdkfs.; pri.
ces from cts to OIL 90 each
1000 Linen Lawn Hdkls.. at sixpense each
1000 Yards Black Berages, from 1 silling
to 3 shillings per yard
% Cases of Printed Calicoes, from 4 cts
ayard. TO the handsomest Eng.
fish Print e1tont.
10 Cartons of Drapery Muslin, from
IL cts yard. up to the bes
DTapery imported.
10 Cases Of French and Scotch Cling
hams, prices from 6 Id cents 10
the best Goods imported.
IL Packages of beautiful Plaid and
Striped Linen Ginghams.
Ia Packages Of Plain Linen Ginghams,
al % cts. yard
20O0 Yas. Changeable Brillsntines' al
shilling yard.
1000 Plain Muslin DeLanes al 10 1 2 cts
Packages of French Marsilles and
Knotted Connterpanes at our
usual low prices
1900 Linen and Super Double Damask
Linen Table Cloths-all STYLES
and prices, from IS cts to 800.
II Cases of Parasols, Parasolettes, and
Sun Shapes, from, Auction.
2 Bales Russian Diaper, at 6 pence
per yard.
ALSO
Paper Hangings, Borders, Fire Board Views,
Transparent Window Shades. and Broad Win
dow Curtain Papers. in endless variety.
ALSO
large and cheaply bought Stock Of Broad
cloths. CASSlMERES, SATINETS, ard YES
TINGS.
splendid assortment Of Dress Silks Bonn
bnzines, fipaccas. .MusIfn DeLatnes ane
Dress Goods generally.
4 maenihrsnt assortment ,r!! Of Thread. Lace
Book Musiins. Bishop Lawns, &c &c.
In word, we've got them''-nnd the Peo
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

Al Courl of Probate holden at Salisbury
within and for the District Of Salisbury
on the l4,h day Of jane, lS46.
Present. John q Mitchell. Esq. Judge
ON motion Of Peter p. Everis, Admins
~ traitor on ihe Estate If FREDERICk
BARNETT, late OF Salisbury within saln
Disiric. deceased. This Court doth decree
that Six months from this date be- allowed
and limited for the creditors of said Estate 20
EXHIBIT their claims to the Administrator an
said Estate and directs that public notice be
given Of this order by advertising IN Newt
DaDev printed in Liichfald. and by posting q
copy thereof on public Sign rost IN the
town of Salisbury. nearest the place where
the deceased last dwelt. ply a} @3
Certified from Record.
JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
ASTONISHING CURE Of CONSUMP-
TON.

TION.
Two Cases pronounced beyond the reach oil
medical aid.
AUGUSTA. Me-. Nav 81, 1916.
Dr.. BRADLEE-Sr-The Hungarian Balsam
has been OF the most infinite service to me. |
have been cured Of an affection of the Lungs,
which was thought TO be incura hle nv MI nv
friends, by The use Of few bottles. One Of my
children vas also restored to health, after heing
pronounced beyond the reach of medical aid !;
and this medicine is nnw nv constan, resort in
case OF difficulty in the throa' and lungs
Yours, truly,
FRANCIS ]. WEEKS
For sale BY s. Buel, Ltchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
Canaan, June 81,
A. & j. DAYTON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SERAPHINs AND MELODEONs.
@ W

sERAPHINs AND MELODEONs.
IVY W
IN HEIR instruments are made upon
L. principles entirely new, and produce a
richness of tone hitherto unatta ned in reed
instruments.
They are admirably adapted to
SACRED MUSIC.
WALTZES, MARCHES, &c. are per-
formed with equal facility. These lnsiru>
ments will keep in tune longer than almost
any other instrument-and as the experts
ment Of using them for nm accompa niment
TO Church Choirs having heen fairly tried
by many Churches in New England aud
elsewhere, the subscribers feel entire conf.
dence in recommending :hem as du.able
and efficient instrument. Societies or in
| dividuals who are DESTROYS of obtaining a
supe' Tor instrument for the CHURCH or
PARLOR, will find il for their interest TO
call and examine them, as they cannot fail
| to please MI lovers Of ....a
GOOD MUSIC.
Prices vary from $50 10 $500.
pPiano Fortes, Parlor Organs, Sera-
phins and Accordeons tuned and repaired i'm
the best manner.
A. e. J.. DAYTON.
Wolcottville, Jane Isl l84S 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

DIAM Musiin D'Laines, Printed MnslIns
L Linen and French GinGhams. English and
American Calicoes. Paner Hangings and Win
c, ADAMS & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06


Ahernethy, f 5 Lewis, William
Andrew William, Rev Martin, Joseph
Baldwin, Martin, Henry
Barbour, George NJ Mase, Alise
Barnes, Olive Mcbride. Patrick
Beach, David McNiel, John Jr
Beers. William Merriman. Julia
Benson, DavidC MerTiman. Robert d s
Blakesly, Aseph 2 Miles. A & Son
Bo"rke, CAlha.ne Moore, Sidney 3
Breckenai &c, VIM Morgan, Stephen
Buel. Helen + 2 Moss, William E
Buell. MARINA Newberr!,l a
Buel, Truman Peuibonr. Mr.
Burge, Hobart P H Reed, Alicia
Cook, c B Rider, John r
Clark. Clarissa \ Riley Sarah Q
corning Samuel Sanford, Ann c
Culver Charles Sanford Ozias D
DeFOrest, Marcus < CoSnow.
Denney Martha SpelIary Catharine
FerguSon' 4 Stevens, Isaac
Gage Joseph Sterling, Mary f
Godfrey, Almira Sullivan, James
Gray, Ranald Thrausbaar Johannes
Hall Andrews Tracy Francis
musings l.. Wheeler, Virginia E
Hvne margaret Williams, E
Johnson' VIM Saml Winchester, Edwin
Keat, Francis Winship. Cornrl,a A
Keller, John 2 Wooden. Wrlsev
Aeeler'I w" druff, Mary A
West, Charles T
R. NJ. WOODRUFF, P. NJ.
Litchfeld, July 5ih le4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

0u-The engravings OF the American Art
Union are daily expected.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

ISL OF Letirrs remaining in the Post o.
- nee at Lilchfeld Conn. July LIST 1913
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06

At Court of Probate holden at New Mil
ford within and for the District of New
Milford on the 10Th day Of June lS4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-06
1T Is ORDERED BY THIS COURT,

AT court Of probate holden at Litchfield
within and for the district Of Eitchfeld OH
the 22d day of June. 1913.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20, lS4S
Return Of the San Pedro Erped,tton-7A The Recent

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20, lS4s
Return Of the San Pedro Erpcd,tton-IH Recent
Maui Robb1y-Grand Lodge l. o. afOF
The schooner Cecil, Captain Benny, arrived
here yesterday, from the wreck of the San Pedro
man-of-war, sunk an age ago in the Spanish
Main where she has been for several months engaged
in rescuing treasures from the sunken vessel. She
brought but about in Spanish dollars her opera
tons having been checked by the venezuelan war.
This is the ffth expedition to the wreck by the San
Pedro company who have recovered about $50 not
more than sufficient, anticipate, to defray all ex-
penses, and pay to the Spanish government the per
centage required for the privilege.
The operations Of young Fenton, arrested at Win
chester, Va last wsek charge of robbing letters
are supposed to have been very sxten,ive CONSIDER
able portion having been distracted from letters des
tined for New York Some $4,000 in money, and
and the Post Master General has adopted
rule in regard to its distribution -
"AI the moneys will be retained until after Fentou
has had his trial, which is expected to come off at
Stanton in October next After this trial. such parts
Of the money as are clearly identified will be delivered
to the claimants appearing to be the rghtu owners
Such parts not thus identified will be still fur.
ther retained until there is good reason suppose
that all probable claims have come in when 1t will be
distributed (pro rata, If needtul among such claim.
ants Is may appear to have been losers by Fentons
malfeasance. But, all cases. proof of mailing will
be required which ought to consist either of the GER
tifcate Of the postmaster at the mailing Office of
the adsv OF some disinterested person cog of
is sttainabe, the affidavit of the sender accompanied
by proper testimonials to moral character, will be
considersdu
The health Of Baltimore continues steadily to i'm
prove; the number Of deaths last week having been
but Il, whilst few weeks since, they reached 100
The Grand Lodge of |. o o f.. is now in session in
this city comprising about eighty Of ne and intel
ligent looking men as have seen, being from
every State in the Union. The officers elected at the
last session, were yesterday duly installed foows
Robert H. Griffin, Of Georgia, Grand Sire; Asher s.
kellogg, of Michigan, Deputy Grand Sire; James l..
Ridgley, Of Maryland, Grand Corresponding and Re-
cording Secretary; and Andrew T.. Warner, of Mary.
land, Grand Treasurer. The session has been very
and the reports to the progress the
order highly satisfactory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Rio JArEr.o, August l, ls4s.-Impors from United
ssstss vsrs bbs hour 1877 P,skssss do%ss,iss
1859 barrels rosn las do beef rs do pork lbs
WAY, Is dol. chairs s47e hams. 1lo1 kegs lard, !72
AZ barrels and of spirits Of turpentine 100 bbs
pitch and tar 1000 feet oars Is packages drugs AT
sundries. FourIThs heavy arrival, OF sour in sd
dtion to the large stock the LIST ut depressed
the market for all sorts, except Richmond City aud
the market is extremely dull the sales and exports
during the past month have been large amounting
to about 23500 bbs. at 23N and q, 500 Richmond
eeity.nss s7% 1s ny for gsltimOsea1ss
qualities in proportion to their goodness and condi
ton. The Baltimore having proved very good the in
The stock in first hands is 5000 bbls Richmond City
5000 Columbia andSRichmond County $4,000 Balt-
cond isnS, ths stocP % SSo hha TSs
demand Is now very limited, and the bakers buying
only for their immediate wants, cannot, therefore,
expect any Improvement in prices, but the reverse
should arrivals still continue there is little chance
OF any export demand and the opinion general that
Domestics arrived in large quantities. and some
sales have been made of brown drills at 100 rss net,
&C.; blue do 2o5rs, net, Del 80 inch shirtngs 17Ors,
rates few purchasers to be found The stock very
heavy in all hands. All imports excessively dull
very low prices especially teas The old stock is still
very heavy and the large and unexpected arrivals Of
44o pigs from the u States have tended to make the
market worse than ever BESIDES the large supplies Of
Brazilian tea interfere very much with the common
qualities of China. Some sales have been made of
Hyson from 1l00 1600, net loo 3Sc; to bring over
1H6o0, the quality must be very superior. Sales Of
lumber at sol, net $14; stocks heavy, especially Of
Swedish, which has been sold at 1911 per doz rosin,
625o, net 81 80; lard lsOrs, net Sol hams 1870 rs,
net 6hci mess beef, 27, net SO 60 salt, eOors net
49,; sperm candles $40 net Csc; wax 800 rs net
24c.; Manila cordage, 37l5OO, net 1Oc. turpentine,
245rs, net $50. per gallon Coffee-The supplies
have been very moderate and the stocks
than for many months the quality also has generally
been poor The new crop has been later than usual,
and from present appearances 1t will be far Inferior
the last quality and quantity Superior sell readily
at 2I6o0 2s00 4kc. 4zsc. on board; good frsts,
2l400 1850, 40. 4tsc. The total export in July
was 1870 bags, Of which $40 went to the United
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Died..


On Wednesday morning, the Goth inst, of consump-
ton, Miss MARY ANN wife of Robert Pettgrew, aged
% years IL months and 20 days
The friends and acquaintsnces Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon 21s
P. NJ, from her late residence No. 200 West 18th
street.
On Wednesday, the Goth inst, CHARLES FIR. WsEH-
NIrG since IA years member Of the orchestra of the
Park Thsatre: aged Al years. s.
members of the different orchsstrxs Ia xespectfully
invited to attend his funeral on Fridsyat O'Clock
+. from his residence, las East Twentieth street
On the Goth inst, MARY, wife of the Rev Archibald
Maclay, after lingering illness, aged 81 years.
fully invited to attend the funeral without further
invitation from her late residence Mo 40 East Broad
way this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
OWEN CAROLYN, in the 80th year Of his age, Q ma
tive Of the county Of Tyrone, Ireland.
His funeral win take place from SO Prince street.
and those of his SON. Dimes CAROLYN are respectfully
invited to attend, without further invitation.
L. Bilious ssvsr JOHN .n n' a.
His funeral will take place on Friday afternoon, at
O'CLOCK, IN Waterbury, Conn.
On the 10th inst, CORNELIUS O'MAHoNr, son Of Cor
neus and Mary O'Mahony, aged 10 months and
The friends Of the family and those of his uncles
George and Thomas Rice respectfully invited to
attend his funeral at three o'clock Thursday, the
2ist inst from the residence Of his father ITO Centre
Gen. JAMES Shelby Of Kentucky, died few days
since at Lexington, KY, in the 65th year Of his age
Deceased was the eldest child of the late Gov Shelby
of Kentucky, and born in 1854, upon the farm in
Lincsln county which was the first settlement and
pre- empton granted in Kentucky. He was regarded
worthy to rank among the most intelligent farmers
of Kentucky, bright ornament in the community Of
which he was useful and appreciated member
Judge LAFAYETTE SAUNDERS, Of Louisiana, died
Gently at the Red sulphur Springs in Virgnia He
delegate to the recent Wing National Convention,
and read the exposition Of the political views and
timents Of Gen Taylor which have been the subject
of 80 much comment.
HARRIsoN w. CovINcToN, Esq, Senator elect to the
Lee nj from fha upkia 80
Richmond and Robson, died on the Sth inst
At his resi- dence, Unionvie, Westchsster county N
Y, on the LIST instant ISAAC G. GRAHAM, NJ D.. aged
So years At early period Of life, DR.. G. joined the
army of the revolution assistant surgeon, and
was attached to the command of General Washington,
his medical skill and patriotic devotion to the great
cause which engaged their united energies. He was
present at several important engagements with the
enemy and 1t Is said could never speak of his illus
trious commander and friend without displaying deep
emotion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ~, 1915.
Death from MISUNDERSTANDING of the american
Scientific Association-Su,cide, &c.
The case OF hydrophobia, at the Hospital, ter
minated fatally last evening, the patient expiring
In violent paroxysm, rendering HIM perfec
maniac. The scene IL said to have been most borrd
one.
The sale Of Peales Museum did not take place this
morning, as was expected the claims upon which tho
attachment was issued having been compromised
The American Association for the Advancement o.,
Science met, this morning, In the library Of the AGA
deny Of the Natural Sciences and included among the
participants in its deliberations most Of the sapans
whose names have become celebrated in the scientific
occupied the chair, temporarily, during the prelimn
AIRY meeting Of this morning The constitufion and
bylaws OF the new association rscomme nded at the
meethg IN boston was read and adopted The offer of
the trustees OF the Pennsylvania Uniyersty rendering
e oi .ne conese nall for the meetings Of the
dered TO be held there The following Ia list on tho
communications already entered upon tba dnoLt %.
presentst on to the association =: "
-, Centripetal indispensable to whrl wind Prof
Hare. ifo'
Some notice of the Fossil Cephaopodes Beemossn;.
long known by the name Of Bellamnites nov 81 ~
dtphospbate Of iron called mullicte found together
Mulico Bnl up A. Browne ~
Report on Neieorites ~ G hepberd
Report on winds or the laws ~ atmos sphere In cir
'oh'lon IN the Northern hemisphere ~ n Coffin
t"f'rH ~ Mature which tend 20 dapress rupture
CO. - Hra uphtave the superficial strata Of the
.sf NJ ti-rurin - ~
90 TIE volatility of rrtrsss ,,a sod. .na nj.
90 b. mates. - Frff Ro.rrs '''
" On re rli sd in.olplilj'v - co,,er g., HYDRO
sA'oie Scid Snd 90 Fuchs method OF analysis OF ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

OIo0F0Os
shpQueen Of the West (pht) Hallet Liverpool woodruff
Rando%, Price Tsneriae Atkins Francisco. (sard
ci s,s Narcotics lilies 9 9 Bake,
Comet RHsG E.:SnsGn Liberty sssis
sn Lewis Crowe Boston; Jasper Ham
Tecpmsh Gardner Providence; Proof Glass HaooA
Ship George skGlhed skolhed Bremen 81 days with mds
20 ash l7o seerage passengers to Poppc
Wolfe Rio yansr passed over the bar on
%., Is 6 1sa' ,S,s
BsIsnee johnson RIO J.nere July 10 with Coffee &c. to
br s'iss ss Avg
as y Liverpool s % so S S
S & ~ s s. s Gary
lon % IS spoke hern zeoa Of Passport from Phadephs
b.ls Vernon, Mckay SINGAPORE May a Anor June s. and
s ssSp ss Sr
nor hence for Trinidad o. Gsps Good Hope experienced
an aa s:ss s pS
q Ion % passed Of the Ha. and Liverpool steamships
two unds
ths lsth inst, lon g "a the ish
was boarded last night o'clock the Light Ship by tho
b; Bark r.,ana 5St Portland Ct Parker namtn 70 days
S On snd dsy f snG
aSs ss a. e. ms :. 81 beading
Portuguese SriE G%yuI Ayelar Lisbon IS days. with win
sn.S %ss ,ns .oR
j.. Ion s. 81 parted company with bark Ellen Hastings
bis ssPsi day. with sugar and me.s..
to Read ,s HoRpGG The was boarded at last night
British brig Falcon Pitt bermuda. days. ballast to Tucker
British brig Biow Davidson Windsor Ms with plaster TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21
CITY TRADE REPORT,


ASHES are firm, at SIS SIX . SO for pots and pearls.
CoTroE.-The operations of the1morning scarcely
worth reporting. We quote the market firm.
FLOUR, &c.-The good demand for Western -four
continues and prices we'll supported. The quota
tons for common brands SIS SIX, and for pure Ge
nesee IS "a So; fancy is held at So 064 SO 1Sx-
Transactions reach 600 bbs part for export South
ern lie in fair request at So for the various brands
Rye -four continues firm at 81 06k 81 121s. Jersey
meal Is held at about SO 1S, with moderate sales In
wheat no operations reported. Genesee ranges
from 1926. 1870 Rye Is In fair demand at CSC roe
Corn remains firm with sales of 5000 bushels mixed at
64c. Oats steady 5000 bushels changed hands at
$40. a S5c. for canal
PRovsIoNs-Oho pork continues firm at $12 SIX q
$13 for mess and 50 "a $40 for prime OF beef there
have been sales of 200 barrels at S13 for mess
and SO rs q So SO for prime Lard Is without move.
ment the market Is about $40 &C. Butter and cheese
tend downward, owing to Increased arrivals.
WHsKEr.-We quote prieon nominal at 27c. q 271lc.,
and drudge casks at Csc.
New YORK, Sept. 20-6 P. M.
The -four market steady, and sales were made to
q fair extent, including lets for the East and for
port The parcels sold chiefly confined to brands
of this State, Oswego &c. with some pure Genesee at
yesterdays prices Wheat steady but sales Of
moment were reported Sales of again pretty
freely made within the range Of yesterdays quota
tons. Meal was steady Rye some less firm, while
oats remained about the same. Pork firm, with
sales Of mess at slight advance Lard and beef
NAMED about the same. There was q moderate de-
mand for sugars, at firm prices.
AsHEs-Sales of about 100 barrels reported
including pots at &c. and small lots pearls at the
price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

BREADsrUFFs-Fiow- sales amounted to about
1000 5000 bbs. in separate parcels, among which
about 900 5000 barrels this State Oswego &C.
at IS SIN; the most Of which taken either for
export for the Eastern trade and about 1000 do,
Ohio, reported at SIS rs SIS 6l4; sales of 200
bills Petersburg city mills, made at &c. and 800
400 Georgetown, So, at about the same figure Wheat
No sales reported, while quotations remained
unchanged. Corn-The sales reached about 40, 900
bushels including 1000 5000 round yellow, at
fat yellow, with white at 65 66c MeaI-Sales of 500
bbs were made at So 121l aAoat. and So 49,, for i'm
mediate delivery Rye-Sales Of 5000 bushels atl6S,
6Sh &c., delivered. Rye Four-Sales of 200 bbls
were make at 81 90. Oats-Sales Of or cargoes Of
canal, were made at "a q IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21
332.IlQ


Hides-The stocks having become reduced, prices
have advanced sales Of Busnos Ayres have been made
at 125la 130rs Rio Grande 140 Freghts very sud-
denly declined, in consequence Of 1.-THE scarcity Rof
produce, and q large number Of vessels coming
together; to fill up for Baltimore 5oc has been TAKEN
and We cannot quote them over 70 SOC, and quite
nominal; there are not many vessels unengaged, but
the reports Of many expected and want Of produce,
keep them down. Exchange has gradually declined
to 22d with appearances Of going lower. Specie has
been in demand doubloons, 3SN500 q $4,000; Pat
dollars, 200. Stock Of coffee, 10000 bags.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21
Passengers sailed.

SOUTHAMPTON AND Enthusiastically washipgton-M
Rodev AID lady and two children Edward Grove pya New
YoS Edward Runge, Bremen; Heyman, Meyer W Dorst
Wise Rapport wisconsin, haeEyoy st Crox Henry Eis
New York; John Ross, Chicago.
. HAvRE-facket ship New York-Mr and Mrs Bartholomn,
Mr. vaneu Mrs Vandeu and companion and two servants %
France Mr. Heckr Germany Chas Johnson Carriages Mss Rush,
radephn Rev DIR Wainwright wife and daughter, New York;
Mr. VrRna, uayrc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21
Passengers Arrived.

GIAscow-Bark Elizabe h.kev VIM Akin, of Canada; Mr.
Ill Miss Thorn pson. Mics Wyfia in the Storage.
Lsno N-Brig Omyum-Philp Roaci, Consul at Lisbon,
baring dcspatohes om Legation there; Joseph Syera
Of New York, suIcfcafgo. =
RIO JAsEIho-stip Coulter Mr. George Elliott, Jr Blake
Barncs New York.
SrNoApoR K-Bsrk vernon-A wyckon
hoBLK-Brg Cbarles-Nsjor Stacey, Army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

FRon THE BRAzos.-The u. steamer Fashion
Capt Morgan, arrived yesterday from BRACES SAINT.
passengers came over on her Capt j. Wright and
lady Mr.. McAlpin and lady; Mr. Delanyre and
daughter Capt. Moseby; Messrs. Livingston, Bell,
Arnold Cochral, Halle, Robins Dodge, and two
Master Eastlands. We have the Matamoros Flag OF
the "a inst IL contains an account OF the murder Of
There appears to exist the utmost awess ness on the
line of the Rio Grande The little town of Browns
Vile, opposite Matamoros s said to be growing apace
The town Of Mier has received a garrison of 200 Mex
can hoops.-New Orleans Pieaypne, Sept H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21
Naval intelligence.

The U. 8. frigate Brandywine, Commodore Storsr,
Was going into the harbor OF Rio Janeo the 18th
Of August from PernAmbuco where she had proceeded
at the request Of the u. S. Consul. The brig Perry,
Commander Titon, was also entering Rio, on the 11th
last from River Of Plate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-21

and copper ores by Professors r. L. and w. B.
Rogers.
ION the sediment of the Mississippi rivsr"-Prof.
Dickerson.
On the present te ndency Of chemical philosophy"
Prof Hunt
The permanent officers Of the Association will be,
W. c. Redfeld, Chsirmau Prof. w. r Johnson
Secretary Prof. b. Silliman, Treasurer.