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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
MI H ~@ J, N. COME,

TTAS returned from New York with as II good an assortment of Millinery Goods. aud Dress and Cloak Trimmings, as can be &,u.nd..in the County Consisting of, all kinds of Flat Silks and Velvetss Ribbons, Flowers, &tc Sc. Together with a large quantity of fan ey Goods. Sseel Trimmings Ac,. Cheap for cash
 West Cornwall, Oct. 18th Is49
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS,
 AT THE ENsDOf8ups of Fashion.

A~fsf>NS F1tTS v LUST. received French Merinoes. Thibet J Cloths, Cashmeres and Muslin DeLaines, of all colours and.qualilies. Black and Cold Silks, Mohair &c, Warp, Alpaccas, Luslres, fine "a ssortment,, Super Black and Color'd Chameleon dress Silks French BombaziRes. and Dsrreges, Ere nch. English, and American Prints, all descriptions. Bvocha, Cashmere and Wcrsted Square and Robfoy Long Shawis. and Flannels, 2ibbons. Fringes, Gimps, New style, Buttons, Super Cloves, Hosiery, Laces,
 ALSO
 Cloths. Cassineres. Sattineis. and ONE thou> sn,,d other articles, m this line. ALSO Gr oceries. Cr0cxery. HardW are, Cans. shoes Ov er Shoes, &c. Also Church, Psalm Boosks Fo Sale very low at the
 BEE HIVE; s N BRONSON, Agent. OcE lsEh ts4si 18' G}taad~
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10

beik we'd to be the .Ne Plus Ultra of all Ex~ terminatols, and will exterminate all RATS and MICE from Dwelling Houses, Granaries, Stores, Vessels, &c., whenever it is used. Ra;s and Mice eat it readily and are not likely to die in the building.
 he had of the Agents. gratis. Price g l-2 and W,cents per box.
 For sale ia Ltchfeld at the " Drug Sfove," also sold by the principal dealers in Medic;ne lA most ot ths towns and villages in the State. O0-Principal Office, 96 John St.,N Y.
 T. R. HIBBARD. Agent. July 96, 1s4s. eowem-il
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
BRANT'S INDIAN PULMONARY BAhSAM,

Has caved without the least shadow of deut, vtyy nanv of the most strongly developed cases of aceratsa
 md diseased Ings-such cases as were never cured by my othsT medicnes-and which wels so utterly hope hss that the diseased persons pronounced by phy Gcians and friends to be ACTUALLY DYING
 This BaLs0m is q VEGETABLE compound which never iniures any when it is used for the cure of Chronic diseases It possesses strong, 0ctaVe fC- TYING and IMPERATIVE properties, and such otAy
 edications as ESSENTIALLY NECESSARY to cure aA Coughs and that vsTy identical COUGH DISEASE,
 which is called by physicians and others, and reay considered to be- without the least doubt
 Pulmonary COnsumptIOns
 This Basau heals and cures ulcers in the EMRgs and elsewhere internally esT0iny and easily as that otaer medicine which we call "BRANT's PURIFYIEc Er rRACT" swes and keas ulcers externally Ihss bALsAM will Nine cases of Cowgh and CO3ssMPt'On OuIoA Ten after all other remedies have failed to cure.
 THOUSANDS OF CONSUMPTFONE and Coughs having been cured by it. testify and prove Us unfGiliNg efficacy in Gn diseases of the LUNGSi THROAT, and BREAST. .,. .,.-tt
 We are fully GwGre cf tke VeTy strong and PosItfVe assertions Uhch h0Ve made ab0Ue and W0uM not tGve asserted had not also been cOndent thGt e eSptctabe testimony Gnnersd, Of cf the numerous ain and support Gs, n an We hare asscrted-Gnd we CHALLENGE THE PROPRIETOR of Gny other remedy, to- produce respectable testimony Cf cures c as mGnB HOPELESS DYING PERSONS, as toe publish. -.i
 BRANI"S INDIAN PULMONARY BALSAM cures CONS UDfPTTON Coughs, Colds, Splitting 0f BlOOds, Beeding at the Lungs Pain in the Breast and Side Wight Seeats Nervous Complaints, Papitotion 0 the Heart, Feaale Weaknesses and COpIaints, Cholera I }aRtWn, DyseRtery, and Summer Complaints. sg5t<
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS


 No remedy offered to the public has ever been hay as certoin and scal in restoring ALI the incidental .ssdknessss and irregularities of the sex BRANT's PULMONARY BALsAM. It makes no difference whether nsss-t REGULATES ALL, by strsngthssiag the sys. tem saaalisng the csrculatioa and SOOTHING and AL. LAYING NERVOUS IRRlTABILITY. See Pamphlets
 CHANGE OF LIFE.
 From the Girl to the Woman, and the Woman at miS. de ege-the one case is accelerated and the other so gradually suppressed to prevent any of the fatal ds. eases that frequently arise in consequence of such change.
 Nervous Diseases and DerangementS Cured without fail DYsENTERY and SUMMER COMPLAINT, in childrsH and Gdnlts-and
 CHOLERA INdEANTUM. No mother need ever mourn the death of her child by Cholera nfantum, while teething, if BRANT'S. PULMONARY BALSAM be administered. It shoud be- for such cases given in larger than the or nary doses. -ts- ,s
 OAUx1OEWg Whereas. large qssniities of Countsrfsit BRANTS. INDIAN MEDiCiNES have been sent into several States for sale since the 1st of December 1s47and whereas, have heard of the counterfeit and also have seen it. in the stores and places of business of ma ny persons who the agents of JOHN A CLrssmAv Of 66 Cedar st. New York-and whereas the counterfeit so nearly resembles the genuine in all its ternal ap pearances that it Is liable to deceive any person who s not familiar with the marks of distinction: Taerefore there is now NO CERTAINTY that any bottle cnniaine genae Branfs Medicines unless it be such as has the Written signature of M. T. WALLACE & co. siened little Mcfs on the outside label of each bottieewM note reads thus, viz. :- We hereby proRiise for vaHe received to poy to ta bearer herecf One Cent. demand, at our MEDICINE FACTORY, iR the CITY OF BROOKLYN, N. Y Dated n Brooklyn, April 2, 1S4s. M. T. WALLACE e co. (Signed with sritten signafaTe)
 Said ClGssman formerly acted as gene laesa f, the distribution and sale of Brants Medics and o February to December l647 his agents W e supplied with genuine Medicines; but since December 164T his agents have been mostly supplied with spuyioss medicines Said ClassmaA is not now our agent ard We do not furnish him with any Medicines We aEn the Pvopstors and enly persons Sko aasfasuye a gsHsine BTGnts Medieanss.
 N 2. WALLACE < co. 9crFor sale wholesale and rc,ail bv 4. Smith, Litch6eld, Crow ( levitt, N. Har,ford Lalhrop & Bradford, WoIcottvilIe, A. Miles & Son, Gosh en, F, w Pierce, Cornwall Bridge RE Mitchell, LakevilIe. w. c. Bristol. Wood bury Pratt x F. Foster, w. Cornwall, E, S' Wood ford, Winsted, H. Perkins, do. J. 2. Warner Roxbury, c. W. Whtt!esey, N. Milford. Mill & c Norfolk, w. c. Calkins, N. CanY sn.C.F P PecEllswOrth. c. l.. Prindle Sharon. Warren & Newton, Man'eCo. Watertown. E Rabbit Bridgewater. c, Waller SsCo, N, Preston. T.. ScOttP Iypouth, DOolittle & Ce. .Hitcheockssile
 WADLAeE & CO, RfoGklYa, N Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
North American R.RTEXTER.WEV:RTOR,

A safe and positive re, meiy; this article is no humbug or imposition, but one of the most Safe and efiectual Rat Extermina-
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Messrs. Pratt & Foster, merchants of West Corn, wall Conn, called on us at New York; April 2lst ls4z and said Brens Baisam had effected of such hope
 Jess cases of Consemption in their town that no other cough medicine could be sold there that it had and all the friends said must die. One gentleman in particular far gone that his physician told him 1t asas useless to take any more medicine. He then when hOpe les began to tahe Ryant,s Balsous- got Well-and. b now well aa he eyer Mas. =
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
BELIEVED IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE.

Messrs E. B. CaldaeN f Co.,, of East Osa0ego, Os. vego Co.,, " Y, respectable druggists wrote to us May l9th 1s48: We have just heard through MT. Whitman a respectable citizen of this place. of animporant cure of Consup.ptSes, which BRANT's INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM has produced the wife of an acquaintance of his, who. resides n the town of Palermo, in this county She had been long confined to her bed, and, dangerously diseased that her friends telieuedi impossible for her to tive
 MORE THAN ONE DAY LONGER. But, whenaA oter hope Mtttrly ailed she commenced taking BraRs Pulmonary Balsaa and its medical efca. cy has raised her from dying he'd that she is going about and attending to her domestic household, affairs and duties Sha acknowledges and it is very evident that she is inebtsd to Bfans Ralsan for her recovery from long, severe, and dangerous sickness and her friends and neghbors consider that medicine invaluable.
 LIS LUNGS BLED--HE MUST DIE
 MT. z. s. Terry merchant Byron, Genesee County. Y wrote, Aug. 24. 1846 Rroat's Medicine Is doing wonders here-it has cured of Consumption that oH the physicions had sasd mast die. When he com menced taking Brants Medicine he could not raise has hand to his head he bed at the langs and every symp tom seemed to indicate that he die; but aston. ishing to al he is able to labor and rides all the county He used only fus bottles: will also show you, when visit the city of New York in the spring. what great thipgs Brdnt has done for has also. cured young Judy cf Consumption in Orleans county which her father says doctor could cure.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-01-10
Doctors could give no Help

Mir Wn. D. Jennings, merchant at Pierpont Centre Ashtabula CO., 0hiO wrote to us, October 2d 164S and stated cure of CONSUMPTIoN which the of BRANTs INDIAN PuIMoNART BALsAaa. had effected in Mfr. Wiu. iam Crocket of an adjoining town. Mr. Crocket had sought relief from the best physicians and numerous medicines but found none for the fatal hand of tas unrelenting monster Coasuptian, had taken fast hold on his vitas and was SO destroying and facilitating his body that he was mere skeleton. He siven uR by his physician, and all friends as one who would iahabis grave, But in this last extremity strange and marvellous as it may seern yet is true that the use of oRy fee bottles of BRAMaas INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM has unclinched the hand of tha destroyer and restored Mir Crocke to health and he is now aHEALrKy, HEARTY, RUGGED MAN.
 BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS,
 Mir w. Chapman merchant Middebury state of Vermont stated to us that his son was afflicted with bleeding at ts lGngs and after all eher remedies failed and his physicians said be tsoud die he made use of BrantS Indian Pulmonary Balsan which restored hiR to health
 SHE. COULD NOT SLEEP IN BED. }
 Mir. James Twins, merchant and miller of Kirkland Lake Co.,. Ohio wrote Sept 18th, 1e4e, that BaANT,s PULMONARY BALsAM was etfecting some astonishing cures in that vicinity case in particular was the wife of his head miller She had been diseased tor c teen yeavs and her husband had spent almost ali his earnings in paying doctors, and in trying all kinds of medicines but to purpose. She had not d or slepf sH hsr bed several ysas in consequence of her B~ ease but now after using fsp bottles of Rraats Put,
 onGry Balsasa she could lie and in her bed as well as ever she could. t-s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25

turn To their constituents. that hov have failed L. repre-
srni tn se who them 10 the National sgsaiure IL
pfmate the general welfare, and promote the dark
spirit Of dsunipn. They ho refuse IL give thu country
relief assume fearful re-pots iby. and but few OF
them Will again be placed sons in which they
can betny the wishes Of people who regafd the Union
as the mos priceless II itoai blessings
Let the vote On the compromise Of the Comm tee Of
Thirteen be taten Immediately. Certainty man can
he une nElncrd u9w. since Congress has hfrn in session
a9cf seven month; during which long and treafy peri
nd we have heard OF nothing but the slavery QUESTION.
Let hr va'r be taken the campfomHe. Il Is beitrf
that II shall be carried OF defeated now ihaa month
hence The po l. are firrd Of the suspense, and cir
representatives, have right polong their anxiety
h. masses want To know, whai they have 10 depend
on, and they also wan, 10 knaw who among their
prcsenaises dare to array themselves against adjust
mcut.
We frfvenlly hop that the compromise may be adopt
ii that thr appropriation bills may bH passed and that
without any further delay the members Of Congress may
= 10 hcf several homes and reen their ha'th in css
fay,rish nuwholesJme atmosphere than that which
now prevails at the capal.-Louisrih Jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25

It'll l. the Influence I'D Responsibility f the Maqstfacy
Tie varied rrecs af ihl useful ofiie-r Performed
ia anl "ul 81 Cont ane P'alut psly 'i great snd
snail hgi4And law rich and psot. TO all aka II If
written in his rficial oath that be shs not lake any
e. gilt eratdiiy or any thug In b" done IN vifine
81 hi fiee" and The hgh inofa principle Involved ~
it, "h=sf,aaee has mainy impaired strength aud digniy
his IN Stnke that clause from his OATH and give
hun leave exact a fee fr every service rendered -
make hi. neahhfs and esp cay the poif. VITO are now
protected by his hsfily. without "fro or gfIe-tfbn-
Try - lmand hound IL pay money for every act dome
and Instead 81 losing. a. he now i. the hlacs rate
bfcone- ifrrf II hfs nelgbohiod. lie IS M longer
the upright. resp ced clnsoryatr Of the caee. but a
mere per o jfsiice. retailing his wares al high prlces
Ia thoze WIN are least able 10 pay for them! am as
sned that this system attempted In Other Stat"s, has
been at mos nischegous tendency. ] pray II may
~ got foot hold III Nnginis.
Deeply impressed 18th the correctness Of hese views.
en"ltuu The aPinon That IN it, present frn. tho Conn
y Count syso' u If icn'c,Habc rafc. and procfnbl
- any substitute haTe 've heard iIfed iori LIT no
suppose (fpit Womb ia gross injustice that h
nplnnn result. firm any distust Of The wisdom OF ths
people bait Judgment in making proper selections Of
Magistrate. Whether they Il ct IN person permit
Magistrates when recommended. to BE- commissioned by
the G1vcfnor-wh,, nndrr thr new Constitution will he
elected by thoir direct vuesls mere question Of ex
poieney In either iorm II il an act ~ he people in
to ease. done by ,henselyes in the other by theu
agent.
While thrse my opinions on thu County Conti
System. siaej 4, thu last CAM bell Cont. what now
eps, that. in Difference IT, those who differ with
This point. would vo'o for a clause in the Consti
iaon which would place II in the power OF the Iegs
aturc irien The people ,red IT, 10 change the modc
Il appointing Magistrates, and make them elective by
h people 50 Thai. under the Constitution. the
sys'em, os existing may b. retained. thu new
mnle 81 app hitting sp's itutet due exp lien The
one ~ fhr 1lrr my be- found b=-l.
tbs address, fear e tlfra5Y lo l1nr and yei much
lsmains Ia b, safl-~h'rh | nps' eudtavor In do in
H..f4s. d.. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
CLAY AND WEBSTER.

lhefe Is something imposing in the sight OF the
grand and sublime. Whether We see them IN
literature, morals or nature, w feel an indeScr-
bahle degree of satisfaction. We pause before
them, and the mind feels species of exutaion
under the influence of which, it expands and en-
lafgcS. Human expression fails to find words sui
hclcntly full TO give an accurate idea OF the feel
ing, which such picture produces. Indeed, 10
know ITS nature, one must feel It's influence. 1t
Is with feelings of this character that we have
reviewed the Senatorial career of the two great
ntcllects of this age, Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster. They are truly great men, great IN
the possession OF all those elements which CON
Stltute greatness. They have labored, during The
present session, not only as patriots, but as pot-
zeal heroes. Opposition, such as they have en-
countered, and in the midst of so much danger,
does not often fall to the lot of men, Yet neherol
them have shrunk. The one has stood firm and
babe the other be onward. Imputation, taduclns
and host OF foul agents have been used to im-
pair their influence; and still they are unmoved.
The fate of that scheme, for the success (which
these great men have labored, is now about to be
decided; and over II is vast cloud of uncertain
~, with every indication hlackenng, And Stll
they are devoted to the task which they have un-
dertakcn One says, if this fail, II shall not de-
spar OF the Republic" The other says, II shall
not return home until this question is adjusted.
Inc spirit Of the revolutionary fathers is alive IN
these men; and these their last efforts, TO pre-
seIve the Union, which they have served with
th.H youthful talent, agc T. insure them long
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
TIL, COMPROMISE.

Some people inject to he mode Il. settling the terrific
al questions recommended by the Commute" OF 1hir-
They sav. mutual surrender ri things be- long ing
la either party Well what ihrn2 Ii neither parry
suffers injuries 10 its rights lis interests through tho
surrender, where is h. difficulty " hat dues the South
surrender that is worth tho breath that would be wasted
In stating II?
BY whatever word it may he designated compromise.
adjustment. settlement. arrangement, compaci-any,
l1rin ot expression that be manufactured ont Of
Eugl 81 vowcs and consonants. let the word assume
any sound II nay, If the THING itself eXtinguish the tud
hat has let the American people by the ,as. will sat
i-ly every pa'rl9r bosom from the ST Lawrence othe
Rio Gianle.
I'm wefe ef To the people Of the MON. there would
81 no opposition in The least dearee frmidlbic The
nurehrai1 Congress has disguised the people. who
e4ua conceive why the uloa If The States shoald he
pacei IN Ia5Inrly abstactnu5 that mean nothing
ir eamcns vi the imagination. which vanish INTO ait OF
the approach Of argnmcnf.-St Loais Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
TIFF, CABINET

President Fillmore has made the following
cabinet appointments
DANIEL Webster, Secretary of State.
homaS CorWln, Secretary of the Treasury.
MI. Pearce, OF Maryland, Secretary of Interior
MIR. Bates, of Missouri Secretary Of War
Mr.. Graham of n. C., Secretary of the Navy.
}. j. Crttenden, Attorney General.
Nathan *. Hall Postmaster General
These appointments have been confirmed by
the Senate, and il only remains for them to be ac
ceptedb by the gentlemen appointed Whether
this will be done or not we are unable to Say;we
can only give the prevalent rumors, for the truth
OF which we will not vouch. Mr.. Webster will
probably accept. Mr.. Corwin it is sad has pr-
yatc reasons for declining A telcgraphic com
manicalion has been sent to Coy. Critienden, an
nounclng his appointment. We presume, how
ever, that all those appointed will accept Should
they do so, Mr.. Fillmore will have succeeded in
gathering about him corps of intelligent and pa
trohc advisers. No Cabinet could have more
genuine talent and sound patriotism than'iS con-
tanned in this selection of Mr.. Fillmore. Indeed
men OF talents, superior 10 those possessed by
Mcssrs. Webster and Crittendcn, are exceedingly
rare. These gentlemen have few, only few,
equals in this country; they have no supenors,
either here or elsewhere. The other members of
The Cabinet are men of superior order Of intellect
Upon the whole, we much doubt whether the
country affords material, out OF which more &C
compllShcd and efficient cops of advisers could
be selected. This first act of Mr. Fillmore is full
OF wisdom, and is a high proof of his superior
Judgment. We admit that we are gratfed at the
appointments; and we entertain no doubts of the
efficiency and influence Of the Administration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
THE Duty or CoNCDCsS

The d'c7so OF the President renders the dnly of Can
Gt'sH nnmdakahly clear There is no d,nbt tb,, ,I,c
enemies :" the mon will seize the present opporru
my /" Try to make II suhsctvco 10 thrr mad pr,i,ct
ihlr must br uo unnecessary delay Each dav will add
'nel to the flame Of di~cod. Each day the disunon,rs
WI sen 10 'NI'1d the madness with which they them
selves are injected. Ii is NECESSARY thrci ia, ,l
action ol 'on@t,>s shall he prompt aud thorough. The
people are wcauod 10 disgust and sickness win snc,ch
mahlh2. lh'y nous demand action. Th,-y demand i
NP'''H aud .lh'ooous adjustment Of al the di1nlti,>
of min. va" "'''' ''''' Is
we hope that thry who ale holding ont aoains, al
pfa'Hcatlc rans OF adjustment may shake hands over
lie dead body of our fallen chief and then and thc,,
SUI nhy Pledge themselves o do their duy and give an
,,'tl''''' ""a Distracted country peace. Those ma
Nhe haF vi, a"aus airu1 Uncut " ID find IN ,Ar, ,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
WASHINGTON. July 2Olh, 1850.
SEN ATE.

After the moning business Mr. Cas- resolutions pre-
'dlog by Law that military uiliccts be exempt from the
performance al civil duty. was taken up
MI Plelco defended Gen Taylor lfon the chafr,s
winch had been made against him by Mr.. Huston oil be
in. enemy 10 Texas.
Mi. Rask replied.
\ message was rcived from the Preslcnt-supr,sed
tohe the nomination Of his Cabinet
MI. Clay moved thai the Senate 90 into Executive
session whrh was agreed To. and aitera slon tine p ut
therein. the Senate Adjourned.
HOUSE.
lhr House tins morning, by vntr of lOi 10 - re#
l'eted Mi Bahhl't a'a Delegate from Dessert. Adourn
ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25

HE toMrRoMISE.-PrcSent tendencies are
towards the adjustment of the existing difficulties
between North and South. The fate of the Com.
Womlse Is soon TO he determined. The yotinr
upon 1t viii be commenced, unless things take a
,nfn' IN the course of few days. We shall for-
pear speculation and watch in anxious suspense,
the progress OF the measure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25

We learn that James FJohnson announced
himself candidate for the State Convention. at
last Bedford Court.
Dr. Clifford Cabell declines being candidate,
IN ,he buckingham District, in consequence of
i'll health.
We also learn that Mr.. Joseph Wilson, Of
.nls District, has declined running from the same
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
THE MARKETS
Office Of The BaRimere inner icaH. J

Office of The Baltimore inner ican ,
Ir,yla
Bessrar- We hear Of no sales. We quote at % els.
Caitlc-rhe oIrrInusa the scoles ON Monday r. aehed
$50 head ri Beeycs of which $50 were sold g. civ butch
nrq AMI onn were driven Ia pbi,,derbi, pfc,S r,ngcd
from 20 il 3 90 on the hoof equal To ttos7 net md
ayrrlnino 13 nfoss
Ifops-Nc quote the retail lr;ccs At S5a5 SO
C.0r=A, auction to dov there were hrouoh, under
the hammer 1919 haps La (;uayra. mostly Green and
also 8 f. baus damao,, la Goayta The sale was well
attended and went of with much spirit and all filtered
s'I viz the sound Coflecs at Qsao5 cents, and 6
months credit and the damaged nj : ,aqs cents ca ,h
4 lot OF 500 bags Damaged Rio was also sold at Tao cts
cash.
Feathers w e quote from 50 tn s. cts
Fish Limited sales vi lIcfriups al Al 50 No shad
in market There is a moderate demand for Mackcrcl
Of which salcs are making At Il 1855 for No 8 There
lrc Ne. > IN market, and NJ are uominally held
at 40.
Ho,nua Sbeti F2ma-Thr, ha4 not been much do
ino in tin. market hi. week We noa .,cs an Nopd,
u lon hal# Tuesday IL GOO bbs; on Wednesday OF
HOO bs and yesterday Il 100 bble all A. the uniform
rate ol = 2J We arc not advised Of any transactions
to-day.
Ciiy .lHNs Flo,D-Withn the last lbt,o DAYS con
aes have bcen made the manufacture and delivery
of ,nmc ONO to s 900 bbls of new and old wheat At
s. 50 per hbl parcel or two Of fresh ground of ol
wheat is held at A. 81
Famip Flov-Wc continue IN ono,c Baltimore
made family -four nj So Is to the trade and extra Mt Sc
Snsg,eLnnHal, Fl0u-Frcsh pronnd lots are worth a.
bout s. 25
Rue FIour-Salcs Of ST n, AZ % nor hill
Corn .'leai-Saes Of 1000 bbls Ba,nnre Yesterday
al 81 l23. 4 sale Of Penna bills al ~ 81
Jbcut-On Nondov mnrning ,bnro wore , n,nhe,
which were made at sails cents for rnod to prm,