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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

QUALlTY OF THE FLESH OF DOMESTIC
t'owLs.-The quality, that Is, the fneness,
Juciness. and richness Of favour, Of The
flesh of domestic fowls, is Of much more
importance than their size; and ! conse-
quen.ly reject all coarse -mea,ed fowls, how
ever large they may be. There is no diff
Guilty il discriminating between coarse and
fine fowls at any time. When chickens, il
the down is straight and stands out, and
the body aud limbs are loosely joined, the
meat is coarse but, if the down is glossy,
and lies close to The body, and the body
and limbs are compac.Iy formed, the meat
is fine: and when grown, if the fowl is light
in weight, in proportion to its size, the flesh
is coarse, but if heavy, the flesh is fine
There is, also, fitness in the quality Of the
flesh for, if the meat is fine, the bones ste
fine, and the feathers are finer and uicc versa.
If The flesh is fine tits juicy and richly favor
ed; if coarse, dry, 6brous, and nspid. The
color Of the legs, too, is quite material in
judgIng of the quality Of fowls. All other
things being equal, dark legged fowls have
the finest flesh, and are most hardy. Tur-
keys, which have the fines! flesh of all fowls
OF their size, have black legs; pheasan,s.
par.rdges, and quals, all of which are very
fine-feshed fowls, have dark legs; the game
cock, likewise, which is universally ac-
knowledged 10 be the fines. Aeshsd of all
the domestic fowls, except the wild India
fowl Of Calcutta, has dark legs; and this is
equally true Of the wild India fowl itself,
the specific gravity of which likewise ex-
ceeds that of any other fowl. do not wish
to be understood, however, TO say that all
dark legged fowls are fine, or that all yellow
or white-legged ones are coarse, for much
depends on the breed; bu. do say, that
the darkest leg which pertains 10 the breed
indicates the finest fowl. For instance, the
Shanghai or Cochin China fowls, "of tho
pure Blood" always have their legs of
bright red and yellow mixture, beautifully
shaded together. Now, if you wish to Sc
ect fine fowl of this breed, choose one Of
the darkest shade Of these colors. The
great Java fowl, Of pure blood, uniformly
has black or very dark legs; and you wish
a fine-Aesbed one Of this breed, select one
with the blacklist legs. The black Poland
fowl, of pure blood, has white or blue 70.
the finest, tha. is, select the darkest of the
natural colour, whatever that colour may
be. Fowl fanciers always seIec. yellow
legs ; but lowl-eaters, tha. is, those who re-
gard the quality of the bird, selec! dark legs
The colour Of the feathers, too, has more or
less TO do with the quality Of the fowl
Some breeds have much mere brilliancy of
the plumage, we mean in comparison with
others of the same breed. IT, therefore, you
select fowl Of rich and glossy plumase,
when compared with others Of the same
breed, depend upon it, the legs will be dark
of the kind, and the quality Of the bird will
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

MATRIMONIAL FELIclrY.-"My love,'
saws Mrs. Foozle to her husband, oblige me
with twenty dollars to-day, to purchase
new Dress" "Shan'. do any such thing. Z.
Agnes-you called me bear yesterday"
Law love, that was nothing; only meant
by i. you were very fond Of hugging."-
"Y ou're ssucy little puss, (sound heard
like the explosion of pistol, y but here's
fifty dollars"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

ADoG's TAIL.-Thers is great deal OF
philosophy in dogs tail. !. is as great a
telI-tail as !sdy's fan. II dog is pleased,
his tail is Immediately in wagish humour
If he is afraid, it szopes-if angry,
"s,icks OUT" You can tell The charsc
and disposition Of dog by his tsii, as y
as Fowler can decipher yours from
ubumps"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

When Judge Parsons of Pennsylvania,
was speaker of the House Of Assembly, one
of the members, in crossing the floor, trip
ped on the carpet, and fell down. The
House burst into laughter, while The Judge,
with the utmost gravity. cried d,-"Order,
order .enllcmen~-,s member ,e on The foor"'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

him into an exilarssive and exquisite mood,
the gourmand makes his stomach his god !,
and the sensualis, thinks his delights i'm.
perishsble. SD we GO on, and al las. we
stumble and break down. We then begin to
reflect, and the truth stares US in the face
how much we are to blame.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

Old customs are rooted in and upheld by
ignorance, Men cling to them because they
are old, when could they trace them to
their origin, they would be ashemed Ia re
cogn,ze them
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

APoL1rE MAN.-My deceased uncl
the most polite gentleman in world
was making voyage on the Danube
boat sunk all the passengers went I'd
bottom. NV uncle was just a, the poi
drowning. He cot his head above the
ter for onre, took off his hat and said: ola
dies and gentlemen you will please to cx~
cuse me-" and down he went.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

Be careful lest too warm desire Of dis
tinction should deceive you into pursuits
tina. may cover you with shame, by setting
your incspaciy and slender abilities in full
light.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

That which the industrious has obtained
by his own proper and well directed exer-
ton at once causes him 10 feel raised in the
scale of being, and endows him with the
capacity of enlarging the stock Of his pos.
sessions.
When property is accumulated by the in
dussrlons peasantry, it never fails to produce
on their minds very lasting Impressions
10 such instances, il renders them more in-
dus'rous. They also strive 10 better edu-
cate their children, that they may be better
fitted for some good and useful attainment,
and station IN life
The FEMALE TEMpER.-We like to see
a woman of spiri. aud life for dull, su-
pine, prosy woman, is poor affair indeed.
And we have no particular objection TO see-
ing "she sparks fly" occasionally, when
something really stirring occurs. We like
to see her joyful and lively; and if she has
a little spice Of waggery, we can pu. up with
II very well; nay we like it all the better.
But cross sour temper we have no good
opinion Of; for woman who can never
look pleasant, but is always ffet,ing and
sc"'dlng, will make an unhappy home for
all within her house. And we had ss lief
undertake to live in barrel of vinegar in a
thunder storm, ss to live in a house with
such woman. Solomon was right when
he said, ~. is better to live in corner of a
house-top, than TO dwell in wide house
with b.awing woman" Let a woman
wear sunshine on her countenance, and i,
will drive the dark clouds from her hus-
bands brow, and JOY will thrill through the
hearts of her children. Let woman's
words be soothing and kind, and everything
is happy around her. Her influence will
be powerful. Others will catch her sweet
temper, and all will see who can be mos,
like her. Sweetness Of temper in a woman
is more valuable than gold, and more to be
priced Than beauty. But may Heaven keep
US from an unnamed shrew, whose looks,
are NORWOOD and whose words are gall !
We had rather take Daniels place with the
lions, than to think Of living within gunsho,
Of such ,ermagan.. lfwomen knew their
power, and wished to exert it, they would
always show sweetness of temper, for then
they are irresistible.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-09-04

WILD RUssIANs.-A traveller in Russia,
who appears to have been quite struck with
the appearance Of The Russian laborers,
s'evedores, &C., in Cronstad,, gives the fol-
lowing description Of this singular class of
people:
"Almost every person we saw" says Mr..
Bremmer, ''was clad in sheep skins made
into kind of short, tight surtou,. the wool
turned in, and the lealhery side, intended to
be white, shining on the outside, black and
filthy as the ungainly persons Of the wearers
Every laborer has a beard flowing rough
and grizzly on his bosom. Knowing tha,
these appendages are subjects Of ss,onish-
ment to strangers, they never pass an
English ship wilhou. some drollery, such
as blea'ing in long and helpless tones like 9
goat, with which the beard gives The tile
to claim kindred. In fact, the Russian pea
SAINTS are exceIlen, mimics, and in every way
merry, contented fellows.
Yon never see them rowing home Al,
night without song, if alone, or a hearty
shont of laughter, if there be two. They
rim their ragged sails with great dexteri,y,
and if the yardarm become unruly and dash
them into the sea. they Chamber in again,
and shake themselves with all the uncon-
cern, and something of the grace Of New
foundland dogs-and then Sc, to work anew
as gay as if nothing had happened. There
is curious scene at nigh. on the quay be-
hind the harbor, when, all the laborers are
mustered on leaving the ships where they
had been employed during the day. Such
an appearance Of hairy, or, if i, please you
better, wonlIy gentlemen, we defy the world
tn match. Here are real boards enough to
make cables for the whole feet"
| REJnicE NOT Al Observation-Disclosures
rejoice at another's misfortune, because i,
may turn out to your advantage. In some
parts Of Germany they make use of the cay
ing ''my corn is ri pening," which person
will repes, who has the prospec. Of some-
Thing profitable occurring to him. Once,
while surgeon and carpenter were taking
walk together, they observed at some dis
lance a small village, known to them both -,
on FIRE. The carpenter pointed TO it, and
said to his companion, "my corn is ripen-
ing," for he concluded ,ha, if The old houses
were bnrned, new ones would require TO be
built but, as he looked inten,ly al the con-
| f1agra'lon, and not at the road, Immediately
after saying this, he fell into ditch and
broke his arm. "Ah W said the surgeon,
sit appears TO me that my corn is already
ripe"
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

- Nk for extra Ohio; and - 20 . 81 1sx for extra
essr~e" southern Flour wsS stsssy With fair is-
eel osu and and -sls u 2Oe bbs ~ ~ ~ - rs for
niIed TO str~ikhsbrsBss. brandy vine and
HSs Ffe~~ trn sAlss rssohed ~ bbls 81 81 U7k
WNs vss In limited uest for milling With sass
OF $50 bus good Genssee, terms not made public
and 500 bus prime DO a 81 SO Rye was less plenty,
snd held fSmly at elxo. $50 Bales ads Of
Northern 0sts at 47o 49,, and Jersey ~ 4to ~
C~w opened heavy and st rather los prices with
fair demand up to the announcement Of tho P.oiaos
the market recovered all tho loss, closing bu.yant
The sales are Is 900 bushels a. SO ssHo for hestsd
6ps elc for Western mixed; 6lho go for nat vel
low, and tsho. ESQ for round yellow.
CorTor-The market was steady, with sales Of 1900
bses chiefly before the receipt Of the Pssiaos news
Corrrr.--Tbe transactions to- day were A. follows
100 bags St Domingo at sHo; Brazil at 100 !. 1919 ;
Jamaica at l0e; sumsira at 1lo.; Java At llHo.: La
gunyrs At sAo. ASAso; and Aaracaibo at 9,so. 9xo
four months.
PssIcHrs.-Cotton was engaged for Liverpool at
sgd and corn Sd Ror -four 1Od. was demanded
LOCO bbls. -four werc engaged for GAsgow at l0d To
Hsvre cotton stood Is and ashes So for pots and Co.
LnAp was inactive. without change in prioes sales
IRor.-The market has rem aimed dull: No snl.s hnvs
transpired.
Mo,AssEs.- Prices Of clayed Cuba favored buyers
and the market was dull.
oiLs,-The market for liuseed was steady with nn
upward tendency; sales embraced 600 gslsns ugish
and best American at 75c. a 70c. Whale 10 held at
52c. . 53c, without sales
PRovsioss.- -Pork.-rhs market was very quiet, with
only . retail demand The transactions include 800
bbs. at $40 6s $40 rs for mess, and 50 62x for
prime. Beef was In limited demand while holders
were firm at - rs SO so for prime, and IS so
$40 10 for mess Beef hams were less active, but
heads at SIS SI3 so Cut Meats were in fair demand
With sales at Go for plain hams and 4c for shoudsrs
The inquiry for Lard for manufacturing good and
the Gales add up 500 bbls. aud tierces at ono To-
Butter plenty and heavy at 60 lao for State
and SC. 11o for Ohio Cheese dull, with down.
ward tendency, At 4c. exc.
suoARs-Tbere moro activity in the m arkst, and
the sales to- day add up $50 hhds Porto Rico at Skc
and SEQ boxes Havana at 5'lo . 70. per lb.
TonAcco-Salos Of 81 hhds.; Kentucky leaf were
made at 10.
WHisxrr.-The market was something better to day,
and we note sales Of 220 bbls Ohio and Prison 2o
cash. Drudge was held firmly at 25e.
TOTAL REcEIPTs or PPoDUcs Br The NoRrH RIVER
BoArs MORNING.
Corn, bush. .T,l14 Flour, bbls. 49,. .S3N
Oats, do. ........ 6T0 Ashes, do. ....... lac
Provisions, PIX gs :. 1858
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
Telcgraphic Reports.

NEw ORLEANS, June % 1850.
The sales Of cotton within the last two days have
been 200 bales and for the week 10 900 bales at steady
prices. Middlng has fetched 12Se, and fair 1850.
The receipts at Southern pert ESQ 600 bales behind
last year Flour is lower; Ohio SIS 75. to So extra
brands 81. Corn has improved, TIC SIC. Csmbria's
letters are not yet received
Nrw Osis.-s June 27. 1880
Cotton, since the Csmbria's Advices has been very
dull During the last three days the sales have barely
reached 20OS per diem. Prices lower; good mid
ling we quote at NE.
BUFFALO June 90 p. NJ.
we annex the receipts o.-s~ ~.-y yIour 5000
barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn 81 900 do Th.
market for -four is dull, while prices without
change. Thore is fair inquiry for prime wheat with
a firm market, while common descriptions are dull,
with q dropping tendency Corn Is not so buoysnt,
but prices before reported Small sales Of Ohio
whiskey making at &c. There is nothing new in
freights.
ALB.Nr, June 10 1850.
The receipts by canal, since yesterday, we give as
follows :-Flour, 1000 barrels; corn, 42OoO bushels
There il but little doing in four holders however are
frm. Wheat il in limited request, Mt steady prices.
Germ continues in good request with sales Of mixed
Western at soc 591 There Is moderate ialuiry for
oats. with sslos Of 500 bushels a. Sales Of Pri
vhiskoy are reported Mt 2ic.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30


On the 2oth OF June, EBESrr,p HArwoop, aged Ts
years at the residence Of his Bbenezer Haywood
jun, lT2 Prospect street. BT ooklyn.
The friends Of the family requested 70 attend the
funeral slss the Brothers Of the Washington Lodge
Ne. Off. A. o. d., and the order in general, this
Sunday afternoon, st o'clock.
on Saturday June ~. in the 2sth year of her age,
Mr. Lot ia IsHEKwoop, wife Of Mr. IL 1shervoof art
tist of the powery Theatre.
Relatives and friends and the theatrical profession
generslly are requested 20 attend her funeral this
Sunday afternoon June 30 from her late residence,
No IS Baysrd street, at O'Clock.
On Saturday morning. June -, Mrs JuLtA A. PoL-
Will. in the 3Gth year of her ago.
Her friends and scquantsnces ars respectfully In
yited 10 attend her funeral this Sunday morning a,
half pat egh, O'Clock from her late residence No IL
Jacob street
on The 2Sth Of Juns, wnLr.s os.s, In the asa year
Of bi. age.
Ills friend. are invited to attend his funeral rom
No 81 Lewis street. Sunday June 3Oth ~ oeloes,
A. NJ Ills remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Gene
tery.
In this city on Friday evening. June IS. suddenly,
Of infammation Of the brain, AHbr, wiie Of Charles
webb aged ~ years.
The relative, ana friends Of the family requested
TO attend her funeral today, at =. NJ. AZ her late
invitation. Her remsns viii be taken to Trinity
Cemetery for interment
In this city. June 20 LovIsa HAvrRNrxs CLsLA,D,
aged yens and months also on the 2Tth, ALrt.
asryp aged years and months. and GERrtupR, aged
4 years and months, children OF James and Bhds
Clelapd all Of mali igpant scarlet fever.
Kipderhook papers please cory.
on board the revenue cutter Hsnlton. At Boston
June %. Capt JOSIAH srvsgts aged 60 years He was
In the revenue service twenty years aud vas gene
rally respected his urbsne and gentemsnly deport
mebt, and his uns~ervir attention to duty.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
MARITIME INTELLIGE k N E,


Claaro0s
Sire-1saae Webb tpktl Cropper, Lyerpcol G Mar.
sts Coz Au'sides (Brem rsidbsu.en. Bremsr Rees-sd
Bro; Bsltimers irktD Conn., Hsvre, Hovdh Hnehen We
pioe Salter, Bstn.ero, since Hsner heta- De usrds
Brs.-HenIy TrO-srds- vAi',iesey. Bsrbsdoes lease
pris-teonidas (ssrdl Bsdsrse>c Trieste. Rossirek
Cc Genie Ausl Regusa trieste sehmidt Baehen Aohi
IL. Neiis,r, stcchholul runeh henshe shre Han, J
Trautran, Hsmburs Ven Sept Co; Belle Fou. Wison,
Issrayrs 40 Brett voee; Falcon tBrl Pitt Bsrmuda
Tucker ghthurn Bish Queen tBr) krrington' 0ueeee
schrs-Iiaisn r,cte,t s.sus I. grspd., smr.os MAJ
hev CO; Forest King, hsnocuil Hsysna IruJIlo Bar
rcirss Alderman Smith Pcirt Issbe hsry Jane Peek De-
ruy Richmond; sshand wsirele ssrfoN Hsmilton. Day
tor AeShpdrt Retrtr, Lcns Phlsdelphs nermesi ksnA
Bcstyn Gem kennc Lowell d. ls.he, Arhscsn, do OIL
Perry Hurfee SRi,m, Henry Barnes Wetmcrs. Nsv
Haven, Bowen, Kerry. Pro-id, ,nee Uucs Sannermsn
pcrtisnd.
s,e-mer-orclds. oSein Phnsialphla.
S1ccT+-hackst. n, Arrehv, Ptovidenrc Jas Lons
Jencs, Dc; mary Ellen, Davis. Newport
Arrveu.
Ssmstip City of Clasuos Matthews 0issgov. Jane H.
a. IN. Green ck 18Th. AM arrived of Ssndy Hoet
Th. ~ AN usting The pss.sgeip u days hours Spohs
Jurs "a lat ~ a. Ion 53 is Br kark Loeb Lis. nth ss ~
Is len 81 ~ Br scht rcneiope from fivm.uh or Asan
er. a,h. 60 ~ Ion 20 e. ship cons'eston from 'er-
St'rpiiir Hele.. sicrsnn tusw) P,ui.... msmSurg.
ch,r N.f inst lat ~ N len So NJ ship vith black
t.ii " hsr fcte."rssil stsnairs W. =.
NsN sfs.n,sbip Scutkerner. nerry. Chsrleston. ~
kor wh Srorcfd, riletcn Co 2-th trss ~ ~
b rss.sS siesn.ship Label. solins fer Chsrle.tgn
skp is.sr wrsit tIstl re.bcdy. livsrpooi Ny ~ vts
ness sac pssssrsers, 70 xNshsus Co. ksJ III h' ~
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
Passengers Arrived.

Gi4seoy.s.eamshiP c,,y Of GlsssoT.x.s Mary covA.
, TT kBa ssi & ,;s;
S.sd Miss Mary Ann Miss EasSsss c.shrss
Samuel Cochran George Parker George Mlburne. Ms
j. simon stFog.. 5ohn ssupds5,. Alex brown
Robert Ha j. Robert Reufrew Q Gmour. a stoddard,
Grace aes,mon. Miss Mary Colisy. John Scott ch.rI
yss hss Sa1 Sissis k:sitsy
Req & Nj. asnas M,d Master Jss. Riss JOSIAH ss:l
snissr. Penn, VIM n.rfow:r -. ANN hsrroys D.
jIs3 sS Ths%s w.':on shS h,a foSs5 cs.Ss
Sd s'i Ton sa as soSs osn
hSranret Crohon Miss Crsteua sarsares Scott
pn MT Mss E% S
RS: pDf1s Ssr DSGs1
AsGas ASH1S ROM Tss s lssy
n s.s john MI. A%a
ey ksemGno Kersiiy nr; keysay res, RSy ss's d..
ssi 1ssR g9arssss nss W. t.sSs. r.s
I.sIgSeNsea%.GiP ns:n. s,enapn-ycA4 sehu,.
frsn,der Rciher and family Ir ysisef aud BroSa.
sey f in the % ses"na s.so .nd .,s.f
hess s.. %s-S s.s Ss es, NJ
Wosd Iiss Srd, ss. Sarss s's idsn and sst,sn an
ssiPas eso ss s .s %S'dsH5y $ssy h;ii.
nail' sresr, Tent Jorean, Toter. Iiasokeb aead
child herrell 0cdbury. STARK md frcac oxAr Blai
and daughter, TatnNll UsN, and laay n T. FAIRY a.
lady Clay Jr. snd lady Caller snc law w Crowds
LADY and servant Richards yi,sgeFa., Tatnsli.
=. p T,tan y, &c Hs%il,Os, 7 s.niisan, Me.
Chambsrlin, Craven, II hardy, iisli Fontain
lawer. Atwood. II roes, Allen, II Hoodiey, n
Harrison, Lynch, W CLARK, y Robins X w Cooper
Burpss, Bsaiue, sA james Robinson, J n Ford, X
Roberts, Nc Rea. ard % an the steeraxe.
LyrRTooL--sbir Isaac Wright~-'sps N Watson. N +.
Condor. Miss N Condou. Mics Nrel Sullivan. Clr
Old Chpold Potter. Bosart Jrise in the sevras
LivsnrooI-Ship EsmerAlda-Dr Morrei Rev Mr. Nc asnc
my-.s5 IN tie storage.
Nkw ORLKASs-Ship Gaiena-Henry p Andrews Mrsu
Virgins, Miss Virgins. I'm l. bAlfour. Mrs Kate Ba
four, Hiss Hunt Ahijah Hunt servaut, Miss Ann
Clsttorne, Mr., " lngrahan Miss . Ingraham, Nj a
Charlotte Wilsor, Nifs II Wilson, Yrs Davldso
John Dcrmsn, Patrick Fanning, Mrs " X Dsmnan, N
Deveresun Ellen suliiyan-.j IN the stesrsgc.
SAvhsrtH-Bark Eksot-Mrs Rs erson Mics PArkham st
srvant Mise Halsey STILES, MIRA George and shiidIe
Miss Dvuhsm, Miss Mitchell Miss DEMPSEY Mr. and -
Rafotd George Miss falligaut Mrs Wizard and ohl
susisAa-iiris Dsinont Looke-Mr Levy Lyons Mr. HR
fep 1efn
The New York herald., 1850-06-30

MASSACRE or aNkuIt AS nv TiK INDIANS AT
WAgoS MCrSD.
A correspondent of the ~ Louis Rspabiicsa of the
2lst inst writing from Independence under date OF
the 18th inst Ny letter once more the besrer
Of sad tidingsto you Other victims, In addition
- thos. Of last fall sveled the list already large,
Of dessbs oecaoned BY the rapscty % the cruel sud
friend IL just in from sants Fe In advance Of com
pany twenty persons Of vhom brought the mall
den Lee .s he IL termed, Harley and Adams OF Boon
vile and others traders and citizens Of Mexico and
this state. make up tho numser They state that ss
tho wagon Mouud eighteen or twenty mues this side
Of tho More and the nrst American settlement they
found the bodies Of Americans pierced nth bullets
and arrows Prom in their pockets they asoer
tained that the party consisted Of Messrs r Plo-r
roy benjamin shsv John Duty Meses Goldstein. Clay,
isms Esndrickson. Freeman. aud others not reecg-
uiyed Fr indie. .tions. " is supposed they bad en-
-srlrts for the night. about mile this side OF the
p ee uhrre they kuled and early In the morn
Trs thsy we're surrounded apd cut OF Tso OF the
tsJi,s vsra found in thsr little wagon the rest on
fhe mound around u sod the muies 10 the hsrne-s
siisd they stote Several of The abcr" party wvre
ritis.us OF cur plsoe aud men Who we're very much
este. NED Mr. Thomas ". flournoy y0u rr'nsnber
Z stat.o OF ny letters len here, accompanied
" thrro rtrsuuF conveying the nsil % take chsrge
Il the wtsets gcoss ~ Nr. bro~n's train, thst
hsd. in ue -ibter uonths bses stopped on the sem-
rurs. ~ ths thor lie wss y0uns m IN Uf much pro
mice sTd bid sir ~ his stertont 20 business IN that
sruviuce b. site 60 attain the object ot his de-
tires u l,ss s n eply deplored here and beiug thus
rutlrely cat oE has ieft = widov and tso children.
lsotl ed ktd frirnds. % greve hs departure NJ
ildstes ho had goods IN VT Browns wagons, vas
ying in sauts te in advance Of the wagons With
che pnrsy D. eth his brothers ~ere for number of
ytars sngsg,d IN merchandising in our town. Mr.
The New York herald., 1850-06-30
CITY TRADE REPORT.

s.rvRpar, June 29-S r. ~.
The announcement made this forenoon tbs, the
rscihes news had reached Hallfax With its publcs-
tion In an extra ,rsS st shout NJ took the busi-
community by surprise sad had . tendency to
ehcct opcrstions In cotton snd bresdtsfs Up to the
receipt Of tho thcr. VA fsr business dons In
GOTTEN Afterwards there vas nothing transacted
worth reporting Plour exhibited no chaugs, while
th,t. Vas fair business doing In this state ani wes-
tern common and medium brand Small sales Of
&, nesee wisst we're msde at ful prices Corn
held ut ittu lie - dgarcr than haforc the news,
With pretty free sales made chiefly before the news
Ccvn meal vas also somewhat nruer Pork vas in
nodeste dsmand With sslcs chiefly TO The retail trade
al I'D trice- Heef was quiet Cut msais we're hrn,
hut iusctivr lard VAS in fair dcm,nd AT e,is htly
lop,f rstcs Coffee frn. aud small sales OF prims
Rio vcrc made ~ about - sdvance. Sugars we're
stetdy With fair business doing
Arrs 1hr msfh.t ~as quiet. With sales Of 20 bbls
a, 80 10 for yc's sud So % for pearls
Bst.rs1uiis- Iis-a- The ssles to-day are limited
10 ssrv ms ~ 81 - - ~ Tor - ~ - 70
fcr No 2 sup~rtps; ~ l2is 50 5l4 for common
TO straight Sf.ie; 20 3Tb sStls tor Michissu.
Sc 1sL So ls'{ frr rurr Geneffe; 50 ~ 50 l2I tor
fsrcy olio SO IS 50 % for fancy Genesee. - l3