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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

"They are banding themselves with lhe
VAN BuREms. the EILEsRs, and olbef nolo>
TiOus Democratic aposlaies, for The benefit
of WhigqeTy, A more cut throat act Of
unpTOvoked ana gFatuitODs tIeachery 10 The
Democracy of the State and the UniOns II
Is impossible 10 imagine. II Is one OF
those acts which pannol be lightly rubbed
of ia day OF year. bur which cleave to a
man like plauge spot for whole life
time"
The above " elegant extract" is from
the last Hartford Times. 1t is but a
specim. Of lengthy TRADE against the
Cleveland democrats )" and its spirit
and language evincc the love which the
old hunkers bear to the Free Sellers.
Will the upright, manly supporters Of
the great free soil principle, permit the
triumph Of q party which not only repu-
dates that principle, but denounces them
as notorious apostates They can
secure the ELECTION Of Roger 8. Baldwin
to the Scnate-=as true friend Of free.
dom as the State contains. Or, if they
prefer man of their own party, why is
it necessary to select one who has spent
his best days in the service Of the slave
holders and their allies Is moi Johr
Boyd OF Francis Gillette as good fret
soiler, and as capable a man, as John N
Niles =? We confess we uo not uncer
stand why free.soil Senator must ne
cessarily be a modern democrat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

appointed County Commissioners for Toll.
land county.
Resolution passed requesting Of Congress
an increL sel appropriation Tor removing
certain distractions IN New Haven haTbOr.
Resolution providing for a Convention for
the formation of new Constitution, was
losl-yeas so, nays IL.
SENATE.-May 5. Prayer by Rev.
DR.. Bacon. Iiause resolution appointing
Judgee of Probate tor Hartford county. passed.
Judiciary committee reported against bill
validating deeds TO corporations scknowiedg
ed before Justices who were members Of the
corporation. ION the ground that such deeds
were now valid,) acceptedI
Same committee reported against bill al
lowing Courts To iIfict less punishment on
accomplIcss than on principals report ae-
cepled.
Order If the Gay taken up. being report Of
committee on federal relations. Discussed,
and laid over til to- morrow.
Bill passed allowing Etna insurance Com
pany to insure life.
HOUSE.-June 5. Resolution pass
! cd appointing Ge,'. s. Catlin Judge Of Wind
/ ham county aud Berj ,min C. Simmons, Com
fort S. Hyde, aid Henry Hammond, Commits
siopers for the ssme.
Josiah c. Jackson appointed Probate Judge
for the District VI Hampton, until the an o
| july. i,
On motion Of Mr Pratt, the House proceed
| Ell ia ballot for u S Sc nator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
LITCHFIELD ENQUlRElI
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LTTCIIFIELD. June Is, 1850.
NIaetinr Of thc COnsOciallen.

The General Association Of Connecti-
cut will commence its session in the Com
gregational Church in this village, on
Tuesday next, at 10 A. NJ.
In addition to meetings for business
which are open to the public, there will
be, on Tuesday P. ~, the Annual Ser
mon, by Rev. DIR. Porter Of Pennington,
Tuesday evening, either sermon or ad-
dresses. Wednesday P. NJ, communion
of the Lo,d's Supper ; evening, anniver-
sary of the Home Missionary Society.
Among the distinguished ministers al
ready delegated to the body, are. Rev
President Woolsey, and Professors Tay,
lor and Goolricb, Of Yale College; Drs
Hewitt, OF Bridgeport; Hall, 81 Norwalki
Bush ell, of Hartford Calhoun, Of Gov
entry; Tyler, Of East Windsor, and J: O.
Stiles, from the n s. Presbyterian
Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

At the last dates from Washington,
the Omnibus bin was undergoing amend
ments. What the result viii be, is as
vet uncertain. After a debate Of tbs
abolition of psOncge, IA peculiar kind Of
serfdOm practissd in Mexico an amend
ment was introduced by Senator Baldwin,
and LIST. We copy the remarks of the
Tribune -
"Next came vote more decisive than
any other, and to this we invite the es-
pecial attention of every man who pro-
fesses to believe in freedom. Il was on
amendment offered by Mr.. Baldwin, of
Conn.,, to the effect that the Mexican law
abolishing slavery in the territories,
should be declared in force there until
altered or repealed by Congress. There
was no debate, and the vote was one to
show of what nature is the marrow in
men who represent the North and West.
On this amendment, twenty-five north
ern and one southern Senator voted ay,
| and twenty-five southern and Eve north
ern Senators voted nay. Even such men
as Bright. Douglass. and Whitcomb
stood up to the will Of their constituents
and supported the proposition. Daniel
Webster, of-Mass. and John II. Clarke,
of R. /. did NOT vote, although they were
in Washington, had been in tn Senate
previously. and should baye been in then
places to say ay or nay on this impor-
! ;s. oesiiiioh. Samuel S. Phelps, Of Ver-
mont, is absent, though if ever there was
a good reason why every member Of Con-
gress should be at his post it is now
John Wales, Of Del. is also absent
The FIVE free State Senators WHO vo-
ted against this proposition, were Lewis
Cass, D. S. Dickinson, A. G. Dodge. and
g. w. Jones, of Iowa, and Daniel Stur,
geon, Of Penn. all members Of the pure
democracy, and all representing State.
WHICH if consulted ON this question, would
vote ay by majorities SO overwhelming
that it would not be worth while for the
nays to be counted"
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
A Child Abandoned.

Mr.. Cornelius Chase, of Chatham,
Columbia county, furnishes TO the Argus
u statement relative to the inhumaa con-
duct Of two men, in abandoning en- in
FAINT child.
On Thursday, the eth ult.. two men
arrived in a wagon, with small boy
| three or four years old, at the Shaker
village, New Lebanon, and desired to
leave him in charge Of the society. The
request was not aoceded to, in eonse
quence of previous difficulties having
occurred in taking children. The men
next made application to a Mr.. Sloan.
some three miles from the Shaker set
Element, on the Albany turnpike. He
was asked by one Of the me1. .Don't
you want to take child to bring up 2"
Mr.. Sloan, declining, he was then asked,
How much money win induce you TO
take him as yonr own ?" Mr.. Sloan
still refusing, they took their leave Of
him, after stating that they we're from
Bennington, w., and enqairing the dis.
lance to Albany.
About half an hour afterwards, the
child was found by an elderly gentleman.
sitting on the ground, with small bun.
die beside him. The gentleman carried
him to his residence, some miles dis
tant, where he still remains.
The child says that ''Huldah and Lois"
made his clothes, that " Papa" set him
down on the ground, and that mamma
is gone also that (" Grandpa drovethe
horse. This is all that can be under.
stood by him.
The men who brought him appeared
like Yankees, and their horse did not
look as if he had been driven great
distance. Tho clothes which the child
wore were quite clean. The remand sg
were wrapped in large piece Of blue
and white plaid wooden and cotton bed
blanket. albany Atlas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
GQMMectttut Iegtsldtttre.
May Session, 1850.

SENArE.-Monday, May 81. Alter
waiting an hour for quorum, adjourned
TO Tuesday.
HOUSE.-Resolu,ion passed appointing
Elisha Dodd and Calvin Spencer AUDITORS
Of Public Accounts.
Report of committee on Educa lion re-
commendining that 500 copies Of the Re-
PORTS Of the Insane, Blind, and Deaf and
dumb. by prin,ed-plssed.
Reports Of same com. recommending that
5O0copies OF Report Of State Normal School
and the same number Of Mr. Vatteinare's repor,
on international exchanges, he printed- -adop.
red,
Vote passed granting WIN T Jones 800 for
expenses incurred in coptesling the seat of
MIR Buel Of Hebron in 1915.
SENATE. -Juue A. Prayer by Rev,
MIR. Du,lon. Samuel II. Huntington ap
pointed Judgs of The Hartford County
Court.
Report of committee on capital panish-
ment. made the order Of the day for Tues,
| day Of next week,
Report Of Stale Prison Directors, accep-
ted--concurring with The House.
Mr.. BrocEwaY offered resolution nav
ing Elihu Geer $38 81 for printing militia
~ laws uf lS4S.- passed
ns.sha Doad and Calvin Spencer an
po'nea Auditors Of Public Accounts.
u. GtA erl and ST llman Miles an
i po'n.su Auditors of Quarter Master Gen
Z Dl1 passed, taxing railroad stock w;,h
out regard 10 dividends. 'A' WIN
Resolution passei. paying VIM IN.
HI $iUOfll unsuccessfully con,es,iny ,h so"s
4 u Z. p. Buels In 1886. ~ "e 20
& HOUSE. jane 4. Prayer by Rev. n
! Bnlklcy.
frederick I. Wright appointed Judge
Tolland County.
= Judges Of Probate appointed.
i Dist of Stafford Moses B. Harvey.
e EllingiOn- Thaddeus G. BRUCE.
ell Hebron Ralph Gilbert.
& Mansfeld- Dunham, "a.
GOvehIry Levi Sweetland, IN
John s. Ysonans and Richard II. Ro
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

Retreat for the Insane. We have re-
ccived copy Of the Twenty Sixth Annual
Report Of this institution, from DR., John S.
Butler, the Physician and Superintendent
The great object aimed at and often accom-
plished by the friends and officers of the Re-
treat, is familiar 10 cur readers generally
We learn from the Report before Us, that the
whole number Of patients received into the
institution since lis establishment in 1924, is
over two thousand. Of whom oser one thou
sand have recovered AZ the commencement
OF the year, there were 1873 patients; l35 have
since been added, making the whole number
for the year 25s. o. l25 discharged, 6! had
recovered, Al had more or less improved.
were not improved. being old and hopeless
cases, and 80 have died.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
Ne,s Jersey STATE Lunatic Asylup..

NeaV Jersey SldEe Aat'adtsc AsyIuh.--
We acknowledge our Indebtedness to Dr.. Butt
tolph, the Superintendent OF this dourishing
and philanihropic institution. for copy Of
the last Annual Report. 1t eontains an ele>
gan,ly engraved view Of the extensive build
and grounds Of the institution, and az pages
Of valuable statistical matter connected with
the subject Of insanity. ITO patients have
been under treatment in the Asylum during
the past year discharged recovered A. dis.
charged improved a. uninproved2, died d
Remaining ID the Institution January /. 1850,
ITO. Dr.. J, b EE4IOTr. formerly Of this
county, i lie Assistant Physician q the As
ylum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

LIFE INsURANcE--A Coon SuGGEs-
rIoN.-Dr. B. P. Stats, says the Albany
Argus, who is the examining Physician
for one or two of the Life Insurance Com
panies, has made an excellent suggestion
by which the manner of taking risk $
coull be materially improved. Under
present arrangements there IS but one
scale in prices, and every man who can
pass an examination, Is submitted TO the
same charge. Dr.. S. recommends the
adoption of some three or four classes Of
risks, ana prices thereto; - there IS coz
siderable difference il the constitutions
and probabilities oi long life e those
Who are now Insured !; and many who airs
rejected under the present rates. would
be willing to pay higher rate Of prsmi-
INNS. i. would Be 70 the interest Of COM
pany to take them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
THIRD DAY.

nEThs Clerical Missionary Associa-
ton Of Litchfeld County held their meet.
ing in ST. Andrews church. East Ply
mouth. on Tuesday the 2lstult. On the
following day, the Association met n
HarwintOn. Present, Rev. Messrs. Belts,
CLARK, Coe. Gown. Fish. Holcosn6. Pot
ter, Scott, and Wilcoxon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

nF We are indebted to the Hon. S.
w. Coz, Senator from this District, for
copy Of the Legislative e Report en- Cap
ital Punishment. Also. to HENRY I.
FULLER. Esq. Clerk Of the Senate, for
several legislative documents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
On motion Of Mr. Pratt, the Huuse proceed
Ell TO ballot for II s Sc major

Caflin
Fmt balloting was postponed. and the
election made the order OF the day for We'd
nesday next
Resolution appointing William $. Holabird
| Judge Of the LtchGeld County Court. MIR.
| Tyler moved TO amend by substituting the
name of Charles b. Phelps. Mr. Hill moved
to amend amendment by substituting the name
| Of Hiram Goodwin, the present incumbent
lost, SO to :l3. Mr.. Tyler's motion was mex
LOST, IS 10 1874. The origin resolution was
tken adopted.
1 II solution passed, appointing John Boyd
Henry I. Kendall, and Warren Cone, Coin
missionerS of Litchfeld county.
| Resolution, passed, appointing Justices Gfthe
Peace for New London county
SENATE.-June 6. Hartford coun
| ty Justice bill passed
Resolutions passed appointing Judges Of
| Probate for Holland county, and Judge and
| commissioners of Windham county.
Bill passed providing that all Judicial and
ministerial officers annually elected shall! hold
their offices until 4th Of july.
HOUSE.-June 6. Prayer by Rev.
MIR Heppin. Resolution appointing Marshfeld
Parker, Laban c. Smith and Gen. b. Ripley,
commissioners Of New London couniy.
MIR. Brown m we'd to amend, by substituting
t p; naMe =. aoA aaaa,aa sna resnlu,;an
Up. All ,,ss"sa
80, r c.;,,s ;,,aeo IF n.,h.,.
Nes. appo;n,s ~ T'.innS "a Nv ~ a Wnnds
g.. g.. ~. ~ s;a,r;n, ,'r G "oars adnotsd
~, iara,;,, ,esn'nad ~ ,be renort ofcom
- e ad..',;~o '" ~ n.,;,;an ~ w r. Na,tnn
w., Wv 49,. aoh,,,.I ,i;str;c, in NorfIk -accentsd
and petition granted.
Mr.. Human, the member elect from Har-
,r,ro a nr.v;one attendance apu.ared and was
a AN ~ ~ his ss.t
pssol,,,;on adontsd anno;nt;np the following
| ;udoas of nraba,e IN Nev, Haven countv:
r....;a,, c....u
,wn. laaFen' s'', III
Wa,arh,,r' Mo- RnsIl
C ma.esuurs' I r,;h" Va :, nu''''
Msr;asn' las 8 Brooks.
cnil'md Ge,rge Landau
I,a;,nn Iasse Cran,hlon
Oxfnrd .A Nj Wilroxson.
Willard Andrew French
Resolution appointing indses of probate for
Nav Landau Conntv. Mr.. f,ishou moved v,ri-
ous amendments. Res. and amendme nts laid
upon the table:
Adjourned 10 o'clock, to morrow morning.
cENArE E.;do,, T,1 p.
6ENh Z, rluay, June :.
l...I a.. a..
ing tns cay o na1tlord 10, 20 'ena us cleai. 10
the rsovinence ana fishN'l' 'a'''oau company
passed - !" .: - .;. wv. 9
heso'u',on lf'ln nou,e spPoln'is WIN
iio'aoi.d 'uuge 81 L'eehte'a county eour''
TAKEN ny.
Mf .'on''son n.ose" % n nuienu " SUBSTITUTING
me name % Ins.lss Ihelps'
of The county meeting, his nomination passed
the House, and the Senate ought not 10 disturb |
IL.
MI Jollnsoh tnought i was no, pes. u give
me reasons lot ehef'hs tue aWenu'he".. Nou'.
nations n.aae W county meetings nave oeeh
and Will ne SCI asae.
Mr -uooi'd moved 10 substitute EiiIalh
dooawin LOST. =,
MIR J"hnsoh'' ameholheh. was "ieH ca'''e"'
Is toe.
Resolution appointing Cophty Commission
els taken up. Mr. Johnson moved 10 suosli.
lute the name ~ Daniel Parsons IN place OF
Warren Cone. Amendment adopted and ress
olution passed.
COMMITTEE on new towns ana pF9oale ai',
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

DEATH OF Hon. HIRAM WEED. The
Hon. Hiram Weed, Secretary Of this
State, died at his residence in Danbury,
on Friday last. aged SO. He had been
i'll since the second week of the session.
The duty Of filing the vacancy will de-
volve upon the General Assembly.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

T DR.. Richard Thompson. who for-
merly resided il Bridgeport id New
Milford, has been murdered n Aexicc,
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
The Nashville Convention.

This sectional Convention assembled al
Nashville on Monday last, and organized
by appointing William L. Sharkey Of
Mississippi. for President; Gen. Melon
aid. of Georgia, for Vice President; and
A. w. Cooper and E. G. Eastman, as
Secretaries. On taking the Chair the
President disclaimed the object Of the
Convention to be that offayoring disuni-
on. but to perpetuate the Union. A
Committee of one from each State repre-
scented was appointed to examine ere
dentials. after which an adjournment to
next day was voted,
The following day. the time Of the
Convention was mostly occupied in COM
pleting its organization. the>adoption Of
rules and other preliminary matters.
THIRD DAT.
Resolutions were passed in favor Of
the Missouri Compromise line; dcclar>
ing that party distinction should be drops
ped at the South, and invite Conven-
ton Of the South, to be held on the 4th
of June 1851, without regard to party,
to decide upon candidate for Southern
support; that unless the northern States
repeal their laws which screen'run-away
slaves, it is the duty Of the South to
pass ,etaliatory laws. and adopt the plan
Of non intercourse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

Foot bridge company n bridgeport incOr-
puFaied
Liichiield Mutual Insurance Company au'
thoFized 10 insure onl oi the county.
Resolutions passed relative 10 the DEAN Of
the Hon. Hiram Weed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
Centennial Anniversary,
Mr.. Editor

Mr.. Editor
For more than year, there has been
much said in different parts of this Coun-
ty, respecting Centennial celebration Of
our County organization. Litchheld
County was constituted in 1851, and l
believe, at the Fall session Of the AS
sembly that year, If so, a century will
be completed in October, 1851. But
little has been said ON this subject of late,
by reason of the pendency of petition
before the General Assembly, to dismem'
Der, and thus to destroy the County. 1t
was necessary to know whather its birth
was to be celebrated, or whether we
should assemble at its funeral, and chant
requiems over its grave. But as that
petition has been withdrawn, and as we
trust, never to be revived, we can now
resume the subject.
There are many reasons why such a
celebration will be highly desirable and
proper--reasons which cannot at this
time either suggest or consider. But l
suggest, that if anything shall be done
on this subject, one year will be required
to make the necessary preparations
and therefore propose that measures be
taken to call meeting of the citizens
of this County to consider this matter at
the approaching session Of the Superior
Court in this Village. WoLcorT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13
For the Enquirer.

Fer the EngN|er.
Ma. ED1ToR Will you, or any Of
your readers, oblige me by furnishing
an answer to the folio ring inquiry?
Allowing the earth to be an o6latt
spherioid, i. e., fattened at the poles,
where would the same body weigh most,
at the poles. or at the equator, If no ac-
count be made Of centrifugal force, and
every thing upon the surface of the earth
be supposed to remain in its present pos
sition?
A mathematical demonstration is de-
sired-or, if the subject does not ad
NIT of this, let the strongest logical ar
gument be given. INQUIRER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

PAINE's LIoHr.-Thc city govern.
ment Of Boston have ordered an inves,i.
cation in regard to Henry Paine's Electro
Magnetic Gas, with q view to its appli.
carton for lighting the streets Of Boston
We shall now probably soon know wheth
Or Paine's discovery 10 what he claim
for it, or whether it IS q humbug II
proves ~ be All that he pretends i is,
Is one of the greatest discoveries Of Il,
age. Hamskire Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

CAIUMNY RERuTED.-The newspapers
have done great injustice, to the Rev.
Mr. Hardy. in stating that he was keep
ING 4 gambling house in San Francisco.
The Lowell American contradicts this
Islander, and says that the Rev. gentle
man y now in Jail at Lockport, on a
charge Of bigamy !! We hasten to make
amends for the misstatemcnt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-13

The question was then taken on the propo>
sed amendment 10 The Csns, iniion, providing
for the election Of Judges Of Probate aud JUS
tees blythe psople--passed With bu, one dis
senting vote.
SENATE. June 8. Amendment to
the Constitution. providing for the election Of
Probate Judges and Justces, passed ui.ani-
monsly.
Resolution passed sppoipting Latham Hull.
Marshfeld 5 Parker and J.absn Smith. Nav
London County Commissioners.
4 = message from the Governor was resd, an,
aounc.ng the death Of the Hen. Hiram Weed,
secretary 81 State, which occurred Il Danbury,
House IN relation ID he suhier.. nassed.
| HOUSE. June s. Renoft 81 Com.
mittee On Banks il favor Of pelI,ion 81 Cus1a~
vus Davis and others, for SAVINGS Rank II
Litch6eIa. with act incorporaiiuy ne same.
i Report accepted and resolution passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
PASSENGER. ARRIVED

In iie1EsAip HrmGRH, from Southampton and BseEsq-
Dietrich, lady chldrs1 and Of Clnci natl q
FUCHS, CO. Alexander Chapa lady and child, dtvana
Nacemis, DO; 7 T De An5rq1iets children sGd ssrgan
bssian Natanzss Mrs Won Hasse,l, Columbia :; Mrs
hsgruder and children. Miss ,sruder u im1re; q
Gsdon, Miss Lee, hss OKsefe kYork; Pierre and a.
ty. NOretrs; James Parish. Chas Charley, Westhof
Krone Z Decker. OaudL D B,incz nanu, ID WOh-
ers. VIM BOaler l. Lauder, schultz c Fuacke 3 Hell.
Won Bromen. NYork Wells, Cuba; RnvsuX II Ge-
net Chahfal France; rGtht lrelqnd Bur and ls1y
Mirhgsn; r Weybe Carolina; Ma We.sn, Rhodes,
CT dord, Engsnd-6s
n i,0m,hp Souh,rner from CiIrlesto9-NssesG Turn
boil 49, Tslnsdge r Run, "A II sbes q t4son, ii all,
McDouga Glersfd, Wilder, Crocser Ms Ward, Ms An
cer,on sud son hrs Bunnsrd, Mrs Med ,ugt, Me Nys-
iron ctiren Mrs. Scat7rgood Mrs ,rch and fdend
Mrs Hsun, Mrs Hamhon, SRA 20 lv,ft a1f clilten
Mrs Bays and ufani " Field and ,ni y, Baker, LADY,
children and servt Mr. Day lady, children sni ssrv,
Hatch and family, o | Gurfsrd ard LADY q ATTY and
one lady, ctid ard nurse w VI sage ani ADJ, VI Wud
er aud isdy, Barron, @ Sargent, l. A1fms0n Atsm-
son John Halle J kirgsnf-r. . ftyOr, CAPT A Low
Ell, g Butler, II Reaf, ) Wells Putnam O T Dun.
ham, 4 Miller, c A Cowl's J l. Talk u W Amen, "
Lopez Zzmoui and son, HOushton, sni 80 sesrays
In ship .4dsldide from HIranI-Mr T. u Crsbb, o iva
CrAhb & VI lockwood. oafcner JOAN rADsck John
Degnou, r NcDoussll " Pecomtsl, Mr. Mcmillan.
In ship A,rdcGq from SIraHnah-Mr DOminick Ga-eiy.
In brig Nary Chapel iron, JaeksoHviAe. EF-Mr w
Bears.
In BRIG AbyaHi, from Cmaeo1-Mrs Jackson Mr. C z
Jscksou, Of Boston; Mssss & POnmals, Of NsJlet
mTs Denesios child and Miss DanesOsa Of
New Grenada. Mr Aires Keser. of NHOrk
Ia Ciyde, from dbdcIO-MT Bacon and sdy, Master
b. con ard servant Nc Huichins
In 'ety r SaVsry from hatdgordd-Mr SaiyVers.
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sALT-sa,.. loo baah.l, s.harna on prira,e,err.

sALT-saes J, oco bushels sshsnl on prvaetsrnG
.nsACco- IL held firmly. VII a fair demand. Ab7ui
l?s hide R-nucty and Virginia ehsnged hslss a. 596
re late, IN, 10 ---Asa Kenncky end l6 m MtT,land
affir = n. Manufacturing 10 A 10 a'ai ''' a'n'
olL-fnehsh Lns~ed 10 buoysBt and 7nc . freely BID -
sAIts 81 n" nonsAbd ga0Ds lave been made ~ Tie
Some holders ask 72lc.
RlcE-The msrte, for Rice Ia very que. at 50d3 g.
The alier for prime parcels.
NAVAL sTORES-cr1de Tarpautire IA s,r =, 775-
SAILS 500 bbs Resin on private White Resn esvy
and In good supply.
GROcERIES--Tn COFFEE and sspay iba r,arha, 4, vsrv
firm, and The demand ir II dors are ak az al sgsncs
generally en- previous prices Sales 20o has Cnbs N se -
vtdo Sugar ~ i06c and small parcel extra Porto REQ
Coffee al lQc, mos
HlDES-ATe nearly ont ofarsi hsndi aud steady slss
% or 900 BufnCs Ayres AZ l3c, nos
EAD-Is exceedingly dull sud American could not be
s0io .ver 50 cash
IRON-smal sales Scotch Pig are mssing Al 10 r00sM
cash. The makst Il firm a. that some IN ders ak p 50
cash IN yard F0gish Bars held hrmly; SIS
brsfused, s57d$js ssked.
LATH-Are 3 4 NJ. for Eastern, with sAles The de-
mspd 70 good
LUMBER-Ts very dun and selling II SO 70 Sf = NJ.
Long Lumber Is 10 bes, demand Short 10 neglected
LIME-The supply Ia mod rate bat 1000 so CASKS
sols a. something of, 75c p cask
TALLOW-Saes 1890 10 prime al &c, esIh.
WOOt,-The clip continues to arriva 10 very small
lois o0 ts fine Duchess Comfy have been spd 4Or,
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