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NORWICH, July TO- 1850. }
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COFFIN WAREHOUSE.
Ln0Ik and This !!

rI,IOsE in want of WAGONS of any description can b.,
furnished with them at the shortest notice. n y
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u .aTts GREAT DISCOVERY, ~.
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OV1s4s1111E - V4rrzO VIZ 1211-11V VIII -1-1-
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be obtained from those who have been benefited in this city
Nh. The money win be paid back, in oil where
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ter WIN. ID. FENN0 l. SON, log Main-st. dwtf ,July7
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Best Medicine in the Market,
NOTICE EXTRA,

NOTICE EXTRA.
Don't say because this has the of Sarsaparia you
will not it, because you have been humbugged with
Townsends and Others of the This is humbug,
and lift don't do as recommended call and your money
back " Wholesale Agent for Boston, VIM B. LITTLE.
Street. sxyeonS, AZ ayeo1.,1,, - 10y
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
l} itWNE. B GUN, g5

O. .ift No. % Sudbury Street, Boston,
WOULD inform the public that he has invented new
w contriyance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS,
which impars the neither COLOR acid taste
The outside of the pipe covered with composition that
preserves them from This considered by the
eminent chemists THE fit for conveying water
into houses for domestic purposes Those using aqueduct
will find it for their advantage to call and examine
nrHe has also invented a GLASS STRAINER, to be
placed at the bottom of Wells and Springs The water is
carried through glass lined pipes to any part OF the house
desired Persons from the country invited to call,
or send in their orders. l dwtf - Boston. june IS.
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DAGUERREOTYPES

DAGUERREOTYPES
THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends and
customers, that he has returned to his old stand,
$50 Main Street, asah
where he would be pleased TO wait upon all who may favor
him with their patronage He invites all to call and exam
inc his specimens particularly those Of the Hon. Judge Col
amer Postmaster General ofthe States and Gen. Phelps
Vermont. f-o is,., a :,r.f
N. B. Pictures taken in less time and Ie-ze than
in any other room in the city. a1a sE&f
Sept % & ga diff VIM H, GILMORE.
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Cloth Dressing and Manufacturing,
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Holden, East Village, June 10, 1850. WITT
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

FN'h 8''s MUSICAL NOTICE. f"
TIME subscriber wishes to call the attention OF musicians
pa to an q Flat CoRNET, or VALVE BUGLE, which
he has completed anew and improved principle con-
tanning all the good qualities Of the Flat Buge wiz volume
Of tone and rapid executon and none of the false and i'm
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NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.
f Fsz On andaiter June II, 1885,, -Fo e.
$500 the l.-ILEI x v
zsSy- STEAMER PERRY, 80 sszzsss555sss2

CAPTAIN WOOLSEY, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each way each day with trains Of
PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAILROAD, "a
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PAssENGER TRAINS will rrln as follows

Leave worcester at b45 and IL a. and e. 10 p.
Leave Fitchburg at 6. Is am, and 1890 and 5.45 p
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
cester, Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitchburg
At W0rceser-the 645 a. train connects with Nor and
Wor. st. BIT. train from New York Morning. and Midday
train Of the Bos and Wor Prov and Wor, Nor and Wor
and w r. R. Connectw with the IL M and 4.30 M trains
from Worcester e p .5..-f
1t rOOn JUnctiOnrains arrive simultaneously at Is
A. NJ u 80 and P. NJ. from Worcester, Nashua, Boston,
Fitchbug Lowell West Townsend, and depart simultane
ousy for the above named places 85 80 pm
At NaShWa-Trains arriving from Worcester at 9 A. NJ
and Las NJ connect with upward trains of the Concord
and Wilton Rail Roads, Those leaving Nashua 7.30 and
l30 A. NJ connect with downward trains of the Concord
and Wilton Railroads.
This road forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel of communication for Freight and Passengers be-
tween New York CITY, the southern and southwestern por
tons of New England Gncudng the line of the Western R.
ROadl and Lowell Lawrence and Poltland-Nashua Man
CHESTER Concord and all places in the vicinity of the Con-
cord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern & Passump
sic r. Roads, and VT Central r. Road upward from White
River unction-Also to all places the line of the Fitch
burg VT and Mass, Cheshire, Sul and Vt. Central II.
Road lromWindsor, and Passumpsc Il r. fromWhe River
Junction. .LE.1H tra =.
IFFare from Nashua NewYork 50 and $3.50 from
Nashua to Providence 50; from Lowell Providence IS;
from Lowell to New York. So and 50 from Worcester
Braaeboro So SO, Worcester and Greenfield, $2,25
J. w. STOWELL, .5E
Worcester, Aug. Z, 1850 dwtf Supt.
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ALLEN 81 CO,
Stock, Money, and Exchange Brokers
FIRST FLOOR, CENTRAL EXCHANGE,

FIRST FLOOR, CENTRAL EXCHANGE,
Worcester, Mass. IL ESQ
Specie, Uncurrent Bank Notes, Drafts NewYork Phil
adelpha, Baltimore, and other places, bought and sold
Drafts and Notes collected in all parts Of the United States
Bills of Exchange Drawn by Willis Co.. Boston, on Eng
land Ireland California furnished in suit; Notes
negotiated Stocks bought sold pledged account and
every description of business usually transacted by Brokers
attended to by ALLEN & co.
Aug 7, 1850. -rl i.3.aaaHa a dwtf
WIN. HENRY HOWE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Office No. 4 F2agg Buildings,
Feb 81 dly WORCESTER.
DAVIS 81 STODDARD,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL LORS AT LAW
OFFICE, 2O2 MAIN STREET,
- H (Orer ~ b GreenS foH
WORCESTER Mass.
JOHN c. B. DAVIS. ny. 3, ditwstl E. B. sToDDARr
DAGUERWOTYPE
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is INVITED
DR.. VAN ALSTIN'S ROOMS, 80
f FITTED UP, s
Under Brinley Hall, Nos. 8 and 10.
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Leave Worcester at 900 1850 am. and 4.30 PIN.
Arrive at Norwich at 900 am $50 and 7.30 pm.
Leave Norwich q G 90 q m On IN nd & % n
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United states Ccmmissisners Court.


Fss. n Charge Of Contributing Tn. Tr,i,,.r'
Sfsns IS joan Sse>mscAer and Lss,sa Wort, This in
v.susanon .hics has been going for several daye
past ana -hich cas- reported IN the Herald Of the 22f
inrhnt -ss corelosed this day. Mr. Morrill, having
concluded bis case for the defendants Mr. Summers.
repfe"n,hg the United States District Attorpev
SUMMED the erid.nc- on the part Of the prossc1.
utn Con missioner then briefly revisws ed the sv.
dsuee from which a. sppesred s testiaed by o,o OF
ne snn.us that the female prisoner had ackpow-
eogeo matt hey hsd made counterfeit money Thtr.
rnus tur,ber stated, that she had seen bota OF the
prisoners on three several occasions aurins the night
uns, nIer others hs1 retired TO rest, engaged ia
nsns money Another witness ofroboratsi that tes-
mohy ss TO one OF those occaons aud IL was further
proved that another pers-n had received couater.it
money IN exchange, from q the prisoners ct tn.
par OF Their stors The essrs found o. the premisec
par o. BLOCK tin being apparently the metal
nst tho coin psssd also
erucihes &c sucb ordinarily used for the sans
purpcte Under these rcumstsnces the Com missoa-
~ stated that he felt copsuaipsd 10 commit the de-
tnoahts at the zane time iptsnsting that he you'd
scmit thsm e. bail In thu sum Of $500 esch.
there vas an a~ful smount Of moral d-prs vity die
closed during the exaniination q several Of the
befsst In this case which would furnish q mvrs d.
sut BE meudscis wnrk OF reform. for
pb sbthropie an te Instructors tb.a the sru-
ssd- siely entered opon b, them against the n.~.oy
sSf honestly vending newspapers On sandal
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Launch of the steamship Baltic.

II having been announced In the public press that
the steamship Baltic would be launched yesterday
morning at half past eleven O'clock from the gard Of
Mr. Jacob Bell. the Esst river between Stanton and
Houston streets very large multitude Of persons
sembed there for the purpose Of witnessing the speca
Gle AZ early o. eleven O'Clock, there were several
thousand persons the ground, aud BY half past the
number had increased TO probably ten thousand scat
ered everywhere IN the peghborhood Of the shipyar
where good vieu Il the launch could be obtained
The Baltic IL the fourth Of the r. X Collins line %
Liverpool steamships and IL Of the most beautiful
vessel, sfost The Atlantic and Pscnc, the two arst
lsupched nearly ready for and the former will
sail for liverpool on the t.enty OF next month
These beautiful veasls must be 90 Be properly
rrecistsd. ON former occasion, attempted TO give
descrptcn q thsms bu, any thing that Ne could ssy
would fs tar shoit % tier merits md msgni6cenc-
The Baltic slipped from her ways very gracefully,
and coon - che v~ In the vst.r, che shot
the liver W she delighted to be the breast of
The ..m.nt en- Witch she h yet TO make copspicuou,
figure Not~itbstst ding that en- anchor vas dropped
.. she reached the middle Of the stream. che
dJ not come 10 until she reached the opposite shore.
where ,he cane in contact With scop or lighter ct
The dcek We DO not believe that she sustained any
injury By tie eoiisicn although she nsy have made
The fclio-irs ar. the dimensions Of the Baltic -
Length % deer. .........s.ss. 40 feet.
Breadth q beam. .s.s....s..s. 20
Bsfess' so,srsn,p, measurement. 5000 tons.
lmops those 800 Witnessed the launch were several
ladse, sbo se,ued 10 much pleased With the spec
teoe We are informed that the Baltic " not only
a the lsfgsst vessels that built but Of
the strongest. Like the A.iastic Pscihc and Arctic.
q tie line. che ~ constructed In such vay ss
O. b easily converted into vessel 81 ~sr, In case u
hould be nec,vsfy 10 her 10 ttst csrscisy. She
WI 10 uudsr the command 81 Captsiu COmstcck. Who
s vel knorn In this region TO the trsrsliog public
arc r"is not eby every ineh sailor Dat every inch
eenu.sen tsststn Comstocs has been for many
Jssis ijtnuhti vith the navigation % Long Island
snd hss comwsnded he Empire City, the Nasss shu-
iets srd feteIsl Other vessels on that route Under
lis NC td We are perfectly we'll sssesf that the
lsiac rhi IL fsvcTite Win tsrvensrs
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The Pittsburgh Puddisrs Routed by Fe-

lrelsgaphic Correspondesce q the Baltimore Sun
Preseason, Marcel 1850
Atout eleven o'clock this morning. one fsndred fe-
males trsiher curious, but o. says dspatob en-
tered Graf lindsey Coz. rolling mill, the Filth
vsrd and Grove cut the Eastern paddles who we're
vthits AZ lover wages They then vepf to another
and stood their ground During the SETTLE. horever,
one or tvo q the police ser. slightly wunded The
Mayer soon srrved end the fair sssss vent home
The MILLS will ell - In operation again o-morrow
We hardly know what 20 think Of the above dis.
patch but htrue ~ shors tsst the females Of Pits-
bureh are tolerably rcsclDte
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Treasury Notes Oussssna,ns March n. 1850

Tsrssuhs DsrARtnrNr,
Rrois1ts's Oprics, Msrch L. 1850.
Amount outstanding Of the seversl Issues
prior 70 22d July, ls4o, as per record. Of
thlt tIncf. . .fl42l3Q 81
Amount outstanding Oft issue Of 22d JULY
ls4e 81 per records OF this ofnce. ...., al 400 90
Amount outstanding Of the issae Of the 2gth
January, 1t4T s per records Of this ONCE 2Os0sso 90
81 235sse 81
accounting oflcers Of vhich $3.50 IL uud.r
acts piior 20 .2j July, ls46; s2OOC under
set Of 2sth January, 1si7. also 90
s2asi 7se 81
TOWNSEND HArNEs, Register.
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rhe Great DE mocratic Union Meeting, Last
Night, At Tammany Hail.

In another part of our columns will be found a
ull, distinct, and graphic report, of this great
meeting of the democracy, at Tammany Hall.
Union stock, to Judge by this meeting, will and
must look up-the demonstration made by the
great masses In this city, prove, beyond all doubt,
the strong determination of the North to maintain
the Union inviolate. Whatever other divisions
may have troubled this meeting, all were of one
mind on one subect-vlz: attachment for the
Union
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IMPORTANT FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
o-oNo>NoN~oNNoNNNoIO
TWO w K X - LAT < r.
~N~No~NN>~N~rNNNN~Ns
ARRIVAL OF THE ALABAMA AT NEW ORLEANS
HALF A MILLION OF GOLD.
.>~~yN0-~NNNNJ~N~0N0~-NN
Sacramento City Overlooked.
S~OO>>>~N~NNNN~1>~~~~~
Immense Loss Of Property, and Suffering Among
the Inhabitants.
S~JNN>~O>eNN~NNNNNN~~~s
AMERICANS ATTACKED BY THE CHILIANs.
&c. &c. &c.

Jour SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
NEW ORLEANS Feb. %, 1850.
The steamship Alabama has just arrived from Cha
gres and hasten to lay her news, which Ia highly i'm
portsnt, before you.
She brings sixty Eve passenger and half million In
gold duet.
She also brings edvices from San Francisco to the
18th Of January, being two weeks later than our
previous accounts They were received at Panama BY
the steamship California
The City Of Sacramento has been overlooked By wa
ter But few spots Of land visible and the inhab
tsnts are suffering terribly from this dreadful and
unhesrd Of calamity.
The loss by this unlocked for visitation Is estimated
Of over million Of dollars
Immense herds Of cattle and other property have
been swept away. While this great food, however,
destroys great deal Of property 1t will wash out the
gold In immense quantities.
A party Of Chilians had made an attack upon the
Americans at the mines In the vicinity Of Stockton in
which two Of the asssled were killed. and the others
Imprisoned though the latter Afterwards released
The chip Prince de- Joinvils, and bark Harman, from
New York, had arrived At San Francisco.
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The News from the Gold Region.

The steamships PHILADELPHIA and Ohio, or Georgia,
may arrive at any moment from Chagres, with
two weeks later news from California We give
a synopsis of the news under the teegraphic head.
Three or four steamers will be due this week
from Chagres.
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Shipping IuseiIix enes

Auivss-stir csrnstic, New Yors.
CsARLssror. FEB &c.
NosroLN. FEB II.
Arrivod-sshfs LAWNS Jane, and willie, Robbins New
Yotf.
Lrvrs. Del. March f-5k PM
The chip Tusesrora has OF about hfy yssssy
and to- day
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TOWNSEND HArNEs' IT, R.sl. .ss =

Rrcccsitics % CsrsrLs-1 hs President hes reccg-
ned hsrles Ere derrick Adse Conspl Of 8avaria tor
the city cf Cireintsu ana Hermsna GUSTAV Adoph
Hey Consui ~ the FIRES ap..atlo city q Bre-
nsn, fos tie pert Of san trsnc.sco, Isliforais.
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Robbery OF the Bo.son Mail.

posroS, March 2, 1ss.
The mail from the South, On N. way TO Bcstor To-
day, vas robbed Of all the letters for th. city The
door Of the car Ia said 10 have been left unlocked
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TELEGRAPaIC INTELLIGENCE.

Important Tsisgraphic communications.
In our several telegraphic dispatches, will be
found the latest intelligence, to the time Of our
going to press.
AT Washington, the public mind is charged
with inpatient desires for the delivery Of the views
Of Mr. Calhoun, on Monday; and should he be
able to appear in the Senate, his speech will be
read In case he is too i'll to be present, the at
tempt to introduce his speech, by proxy, may raise
a question, not without importance, whether or
not, a written speech by Senator, can be read
during his absence.
The character of the news from California,
though without details, is exceedingly important.
Ii brings dates two weeks later than by the las,
arrival.
The terrible calamity that has befalen Sacra-
mento City will exceed by far, in dsaslrousres
the loss of property by the recent fire in San Fran
cisco, while it will have tendency to depreciate
the value Of the land there, upon which many have
based their hopes of independence and happiness
Further particulars will be awaited with no ordi-
nary anxiety.
In the Senate of New York, the bill has passed
for an appropriation for the buildings Of the society
for the reformation of juvenile delinquents. The
bill on the registry of births was under discussion
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steamboat Explosion at Newcastle, Dele

PHILADELrHIA, March 2-3h Pm.
We have just received information Of Q steamboat
explosion ct Newcastle, Delaware, this forenoon, a..
tended with fatal consequences The steamer Clifton
BURT her boiler. killing Msnan Foster. or Porter o
fireman and scsldpg several other persons severely
The Clifton had just undergone thorough repslrs-
The lower part Of her boiler entirely new having
had steam In II only before to-day, and that dor
,pg the trial trip yesterday. She left Salem at half
past eight o'clock this morning and arrived at New
castle ct quarter past ten Owing to vessels lying 10
the way Of the wharf diculty occurred In lsnd.
ing, when the blowing out Of stay bolts produced
the cslsmitous circumstances The escaping steam all
rushed aft scalding tro persons In the gsng-ay, and
three others Who, In the excitement left the saloon
The freman was Killed In the Gre room. The engineer
who stood at the engine, not injured any Of
the persons standing Immediately over the boiler
Mr. Fcster, the fireman, was an industrious dessrv-
Ing young man, and leaves wife and family In salem
Mr. Gilman boiler maker Who repsired the boiler vas
badly scsided youug man, resident Of Philadelphia
vas very severely scsIded on the hands and face A
Mr. Masoe, Of Delaware City, vas badly scaided, aud
two ether persons slightly; while number cut their
hands with the window glass In breaking out Of the "a
loon.
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The Latest from Washington.

oUk SPECIAL TELE0kAPHlC CORRESPONDENCE.
WAsHrreroy, March 2, 1850.
The inaction Of Congress to- day, has given aspect
Of quietude to public affairs but there H. nevertheless
no little apprehension, in certain quarters that the
calm now pervsdiDg the political atmosphere 10 like
that which precedes the earthquake In tropical lat-
tudes the convusions Of the earth commence In the
darkness Of night and II is . similar darkness In the
purposes Of men that stand In doubt as to the
future.
90 not credit the report t s scarcely to be be-
eved-thst there is daring enough, in GiddiDgs
and Root, to renew Dotys resolution Monday. has
been affirmed they propose to do On the contrary the
opinion Of those who narrowly watch the movements
public men, h that Monday will be passed through with
Comparative quiet. Anxiety, however, In these times
10 not only natural but necessary, that greater evils
may be sverted.
Numerous consular nominations will be sent TO the
Senate for confirmation, during the next week.
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LArr FROM BsRMup..-By the arrival Of the clipper
brig Falcon, Captain Pitt from Bermuda, have
ceived fes ofthe Royal Gsssfs Bsrsda Hsraid and
the BsrmuSian to the 2lth ultimo. They contain
thing of interest except shipping intelligence. which
viii be found In another column.
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TrLrerAFnc OUTRAGE. = Some malicious persons
saved down pole and cut the wires Of the House Phi
lsdslphs line In Eve or Elk places near Newark on
Friday evening" sbsu. half past nine o'clock This Is
the second time the thing has been done at that
place within the les; tvo months II is pretty we'll
derstood the Office Who IL engaged In this business
and We would reeomm nd caution hereafter.
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Another Murderer Arrested.

BosToS, March ., 1850.
John fafqus vas arrested In charletron to day for
poisoning Mrs. James Rose with arsenic. He had
worked for MIR. and Mrs James Rose three years
Last summer, Dir. Reese, died suddenly, and three
weeks ago Mrs. Rose also died.
He had purchased large quantities. Of arsenic, n
Mauchester n
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LAIR FROM RIO nv JssrINo.-The bark D. Godfrey,
Capt Yours from rio de Jsnsiro arrived at this port
last evening bringing dates to the 18th Of January
Capt reports that the yellow fever had made Its
appearance ct that phase; and that the Prince, the
next heir to the throne had died from Its effects few
day. previous to his calling from that port
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The Southern ms,is.

BALrrsoss, March 2. 1850.
The malls from the South have all cone through to-
rfv
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sentenee OF Pearson. the murdersr.

Sentence OF Pearson, the Murderer.
Bosros, March 2, 1850
Pearson, the murderer Of his wife and children vas
to-day, sentenced to be hung After the sentence hal
been pronounced he threatened to haunt his judge.
protesting his innocence
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Nsw ORlrsSs, Feb. 25-6 NJ.
TIE sales Of cotton to day 500 bales at . sha5s
esssr ptces Dealers awaiting the receipt Of the
Americas newe.
New Oslrsrs, Feb. n, 1850
The advices BY the America have Just come 70 hand
and have unsettled business completely Rice con-
tnues scsrcs; prime molasses steady at 2oSc sugar
unchanged.
DECLINE IN COTTON
Ntw OsLssrs, Feb. %, 1850.
The advices BY the America came to hand yesterday
The vsss b-ns down prevented from receiving them
sooner. The new, being contrary TO what was
pscted, caused an immediate decline In the cotton
market q onequsrtsr ~ cent with ssles OF 900 bales
middlirg, quoted ct Ike.