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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Ncao Spring llsilsaery !,

IN - . 80 VSVVstEs q
No RS DANIELS has returned from New
AVE- York with splendid Stock of Millinery
aud Fancy Goods. The latest fashions
received for Hats, Caps, Dresses and Man.
tillas-Hats cieansed and pressed in The
ncalest manner-the patronage Of the
Ladies cf Litch6eld and lis vicinity are
solicited. N an
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27


ON and after July 1st, Stages will run from
~ Litchtield to the Housatonic Railroad, as
follows. viz: Stage will leave Litchield for
New Milford on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock. A. NJ. and arrive al
New Milford in time 10 take the Passenger
Trainfor New York or Albany,
Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at o'clsck, p. NJ. or on the
arrival NJ the Passenger Train from New York.
Another Stage willleave West Cornwall for
Litchfeld on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, at 2 o'clock. p. M or on the arrival Of
he Passenger Train from New York, and re.
turn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
leaving Litch6eld at o'clock. A M, thus
making daily line from Litch6eld 10 ths
hOusatonic Railroad.
The Prnrrietor Of this7line intends putting
nm new Carriages, and as usual good Horses.
and will enieayarte merit q liberal share of
public patronage, ST.
EDWARD HART, Proprietor \
West Cornwall. June 81, 1910. q
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'TNsU lance .
IslTCHIFIEEw
Mutual Fire insurance Company.

lslTWEIFlELw
Mutual Fire insurance Company. |!
Compung asboenino operation htieen |
y ascending July 1889, andhaveissust
Amour. o. Prspertyinsured during. .. =.
Amount o. property now insured is iCs4.esl
whole amount Of cash pTemi-
Theuna paid into the Tssasury du-
To interest," srS receive IL don Loans i,ilsfs
I3s9s,ssl.2
Amount Of Premiums now charged n
on the Books which can be COL o.a =, q
Iected if required. ]S,So1,sy!.1S
35est,7S
The whole amount Of Losses Which
have been paid 10, $lOSo9l'OS ia ''>4
To amount of expenses ge-.. 4M
paid 10 Agents. and
for ms plates, Books
l3,l59,75
Ca -.
Present caE is,l or funds Of the Com. 22,66z,GO
There is now no claims against the Compa-
nv for losseS--and during the time It has been
in operation. there has not been any assessmen
made on the charged premiums
The expense ofinsuranceln this Company on
detached Dwelling Houses has been but cts,
on the 800 per anDum, p
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MAU@ATUCK
RAIL ROAD.
1|3

nN and after April 2Oih a Stage will lceve
~ Litch6eld, from the Ma lsion House dali
ly Sundays excepisdl at 8 o'clock As nil utes
A. M. and arrive at the Litchfield Staten in
time TO take the Cars for n w Haven. Bridge
port aud New York Returning on arrival of
Cars from New York, Bridgeport and New
Haven at 2 P. M. arriving at Litchfield at 8
80 P. NJ.
Stage will leave The Litchf Id Station on ar
rival Of the Cars form Wins ed and Wslcott-
vile, arriving at Litch6eld 8, 80 A. M. reiu.-
ming ate 80 P. M in time to take III Cars for
Nocot.ville and Winsted, and Stage to New
hartford.
LOTT FEM. Proprietor.
Litch6eld, pr IL, 1850. fsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
NEW BOOKS,

For Sale stthis Office. ], I, !. I.
Tie Life and Miscellaaeous Writings OF
Nathaniel Chapman, IL. y, edited BY his
brother, Danisl Chapman, IL. R.--Price
81 so. a
The Hand OF God ia History, BY Rev.
Hollis Read, A. M.-Price 81 %.
The Life Of Gel. Seth Warner,b by panisl
Chapman, IL. D.; and the Life af Col. r.
than Allen,iby Jared Sparks, Ii p. (sslh
in one volume. Price 40 cents. ta4
q History and Geasalosy Of the Kilbsurns
Family. Price 81.
A Treatise on Agriculture, by q Ffaeii
cal Agriculiuralist.- Price ~ cents. N s@
Lilchfield, Dec. 10. &c
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

Cash and the Highest Price
paid ter Hides and Calf ska9s 6y1 q ss,.
GURDON IEsEEY.
old Steers, -
EisehAsld, April Ielh. 1859. 1s~4s
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agent fo,. the Co1npGMy

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David c. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Goshen,
VIM. M. Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner ,alisbury,
S : D, 6 SU.'aiTiay' g Norfolk.
Roger H. Mills, New Hartford, -.sf
George D. Wadhams, Tofringten,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John c. Amber. Bethlem,
Leman w. Cutler, Watersown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury., sr
David G. Whittlesy, New Preston,
GeoreeP Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings Insured
can apply to either eithe Agents,orto the Sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Litchtield. 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

Norfolk Academy. M
nE Summer Tenn will ceImehce IN
Ns1oAqay, the 2ad of April meant. &, u.
Asri.ls Arril IL, isse. ~ rI''e.sai -.
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OLD IS
jacob
Tho original
OF.THE
ToWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

Ola or. Towpseud is now about 40 yeaRs q sss.
"a 80 lona been known as the AUTnOk end DE
COVRRER of The GENUINE ORlGlNAta ~ 49,.
~.Ied - lrnit is manufacture, BY which means "
80 haeu keps out Of market and the sales cuooMs
scThed TO those only who had proved 10 WORTH ana
known Ito value Il had soacnsh w ~ bssr hsaIS3
~ "or@ diuenses and saved from deasns pEoesAsAe@
y '-''' HEALING POWER.
Knovv,ug. many years ego, that he had ~ his
skill science and eIpSIIeIss' SIvnn,ase !, ann6
,vher tIe means wotiId be furnished 70 Maae NV
nniverss notice when its inesIimaee virtues wo@Ia
h. Known and appreciated This time has come, ths
Gramd and unequa1yed PrepaF9eAG@.
Il manufactuFed on the largest scale. ano 49,
G,F throuehout the length and oIeadsn o. - Mae
pecially Ss Il Ii found incapable Of aesehsasu'n W
Uaiike Young .. r. Townssnd's u improves VIII |:
ara and never changes but for the better
q ureDarel on seisntGe PraesPsss by ssssn ~ 80;
d.eovsyes AZ the an have all been 6Io9gn. S an.e
ssumisi,iCn in the mannlacrurs 8: =: VlG " -
sanaYia. fine safsapafilla root u - wei knoW. -
nnedical men, contains many medicinal
some properties which are iaef oi ~ 80 nSo1,,cs
T.-~s.sas;oS md acid which b Injurious % sas
xvnben. Some Of the properties o. Satsa - io.s
90 veletiis that they entirely evsPosasS a ~ 20;
n the nreparasien II they are not preserves ~ n
ssife srscess known only 70 these exPs.lsnS:Si =
Ifa aenufacture. Moreover. these vo,asns 1893
which ny off in vapOr, or n an eAn a"Hs:.. AZ IA
heat are me very e s !. iii i,s value.
ANY person can bell or stew the root OH they ~
dark eol0gea liquid, which b more from the eola-
ring matter In the root than lFnm any thing else
they can then strain this insipld os vapid liquid
sWeeten with sops molasses, and then call y sac.
sAPA2ILI.A EXTRACT Of sYRURn But such =
act tne article know9 - The ~o~ .ro,,vNy
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Officers Of the COa1lpN 9Gy.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIyV'. Treason 81
JASON W-HIIZJVG, Secretary.
Directors.

D69'ectO9"Ss !"
WILLIAM BEEBE I | STEPHEN DEMlNG
OLIVER ISOODW'N D. C WFllTTLESEf
J. G. BECKWITH, / DAVID G. SANFORD
JASON WHITING ROBBINS BATTELL
$3.50, GEORGE C, WOO DRUtF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Yinsted to Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, April. "a 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

This 10 prepared that all the inert properties o
the Ssrsapara root are first removed, every thing
capable Of becoming acid, Of fermentation 10 Ok.
aeted and rejected; then every particle Of medical
auf aus Il II rendered incapable Of losing any Of
IT, Aluahle and healing properties Prepared IN this
!, IL IL made the MOST powerful agent in the
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CIrY rRAnM linPunr

IuuEsu,t. Oct 3-6P.N
As"'s.-The market vas less active Tor both sorts
pots, aud . sTS tor pearls.
DprarsTVErs tlow-There was a more active de-
nsnd Tor the low grader Of state and Western dour
tor the home trade and fr export. and prices we're
higher. Thsre nothing Of moment Go be had ut
ini3s figures at thu eose The ruespts scre fair
The supply of Canadian was iight and holders were
very tfu, at prices above the visss 4 purchasers A
psTc. lto bbl, good sold At - ts, Of dom.s-
tic ssles made of 1900 bbs vt 50 55ssi Is,
fer NO supsItne; ~ 20 81 o1S tor common 10
s;rsight state 81 so 81 6sE for mixed to straight
stat. and fancy Michigsn; 80 SIX S. for pure
Ccp,ses srd s. l?S 81 S5h Cor f,psJ do Soulhera
Sour va In good demand aud the market Gas stead,
We note tales tf 200 btls ~ - ~ Tor rount hoop
bfsncf kiesapdiis Baltimore, aud Groryetora; -
o. lfs ior old srd S. - . So ga fuF fancy. Rts
t'e' vas held armly, q, 80 u IS - at Witch 40
bits hsvs hen eold Tor CurH Mel the market
vhtu, spscsl change With sales Of go bSls common
jersey, 81 50 i2S and Brandy vine which vss very
scarce, at 80 ~. We Noticed a fair demand f1F
ls' but borders Of prize Csnssse wsre ssAisg prices
slcve The views Of buyer erOhio auf CsnsdiAn there
Nssa good inquiry for expert isrre proportion ~
the wheat ting vas going f1ru from nrst haus
lie s.es embraced 100 hush,s rel Iitnois 81 %:
sud tp0 buih.ls geOd CaBedias. 10 bond at 81 e5.
southern plenty. but q1ist Nv. was better. saI
10 active request for brtving Same 6GlJ hu.hrls
haze th,rgsd hand. at - TrSc Effi.B steady.
9Th limited supply. and ,Nirs g 800 bushels good
fcur to~,d ~ &c There vas no uisrksi change IA
the ark.t Tor Oats. for shch the dem sud pretty
gccd ~ 20 . t3c Tor Northern. = ffc tor jersey,
end - ;sc fur soutLsrn Poe Com. the market VS.
btsvy. Ut the salss - ~ soetbng lsrs-rbeug 80.
bu Lsis pstt irvn store at ~ GIEc for damages
10 o Cst,c. tor Wesurn mlse1; and ofe tor rouai
northern s,d Jtrsey y,ilos. Southern white
wanted. Of ~ suc
Corro. The ops tions w mis- were rss.r,.t
Cd tocsy, ~ the sbs. nee Of the Csubr.s ne~s-her
prti.Al ~ H.lfsx tsing announced early In the dsy
We eostinue or prcsious hsurs =
A.
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Notice 60 she Public and distractions 90
81 "a.

Tho departure Of the steam packet Franklin from
View York not having been aade on she 10th Of Sep-
tsmb1r public Notice u hereby given that ssif packet
sh! ~iil make her trst departure from New ork on
the 9TH tf Ooter and that malta s b. ssnt By -ai
packet from New York H. Great Britain. aud 60
couptIcs brycrd via Southam pton, England ana %
France. direct, via llagfs
An mails on hand al the Nrr York Post ofics Tor
Great Britain. ana the countries bsyoni (srauce eN-
cfTtsdl are 90 D. made up sai Dispatched by the
shove named pscist agfersbiy 60 the provtfions Of
the postal trssiy brtsscn Great BT!.sln sRa the
United sisiss
Male for France viii be made 10 separately. 20 b.
sent 60 HGyre direct CUrfesposdence TO countries be-
,ond fiaIee viii BE- mailed via lsvte, ~ directed upon
the address TO b. co sent
Postage On letters 60 France Z. trcnty four cents
the sEcle rate. with American inland posssye 90 be
added. Witch must be prspsii In all csses. like
postage y % BE- pfeIsi letters 60 Countries beyond
fTnnce u r,bt Via iavre Newspapers three cents
each. With American inlaod postage asded.
Postage en- l.ttsru 10 Grrat Britain 10 tseBty iagr
the sir ale vhick be PR aid un.
TGid. ~ %. option a. the ssbisr
Letters aud papers Tor Great Britain sad ior
tries beycud g. can hs sent oy the Frsnklln In the
came rsunsr a. ~ The collins line Of steamers wa
Iiv,rTod HALL. Postmaster GenerAl
lost once Department. septsntcr 80, iSap.
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rh..t,t,.I.nd Uus,ral.

rcv.St Tttstut This evening IL sct part for the
honest q Mr. and Mrs WallscN r., sot being thu
lat night q their engagement those who hsve OF.
tn l.,n instructed sz1 snasei BY their excellent
SIcEs: rsTrcftl'a!icns, will no d'9bt assemble IN
gas.cds them In t-o rseeilsnt pieces nauitiy
che {" LsJy e iyuns' sni The iicn.Jmooo la
he fret a. ~ app,ar a. Clfui, Asinette mi PAULINE.
.nl IN The lH,t Duke Arsosa snd iuiisua The
v al!achs Is,. ior lorg time en- eonaec,el vita
u. fu-siy TheSifs and 10 every piece. vhrthsr Ga.
fsGy comedy they have given brilliant display Ct
hish sud very y hntd histiionc shtties ~ IL ex.
psctsd then, that the ths strcal public viii remember
- THIS evening hJ testimony Witch cannot be
uttnker Just tribute 70 their spispdid dramatic
talent.
Hrcsrvsr TEr.rur Las, evening" Otv,y's tragedy
ol "Ntnice Pr--srStd' produ I'D With has cast
18th usstdy snt comsdv, appeared rierrs aud was
rs-sd,a with fnthusastic cheering Mr.. conway, az
amsr. vss 'sce!ent - indeed be has been IN every
Other cLsfsoss since bis arrival in this city Ssversl
Il HE With B.lvd-fs acted With such ten
dern..s snd feeling and 9TH such graceful action
spd clear erun cstioo thst they werr followed by We
bsm,p, eh..rinT-b- h. = great scquifi, TO the
Eroasvsy Tbssur To-night Mr. Murdoch takes his
t,aent end the rntertspm suts are such az vii en-
sure crowdsd hou.e lie sppesrs In tn. beautifully
draws character % Cfsude Mtinctte. nth the excel
lcnt sstf-se. Mis- Anssrtop az Pauline In the con
cludng psc-. b. as.umss ihs chsrsctrr Of Young Nj
rst.l 10 which he is very Justly csebrs;-d Dyot a.
uur.tetr. sud Mrs Abbott a. Otissa. IL tho Brosf
losss ret 10 The msn,seneut ss Marshall and ssrret
srs srsrg ssv-n.e Go prcduoc he test tssnt thst
Ger b. fsuss-n 10 literary recreation 20 spend an
evening at the broadway.
rtaLo.G,RDtN 90 This magnificent temple Of anus
veu, vss crowded isst evening With enc n the most
rrp .rcu, ssd f,shionsble audiences We have ever
.a., The p.rfor we're admirably veil done snf
v.,s~f -ith that spirit and thst errrbt vhieh ve
are sl-.ys SURE 60 hnd In the Rsvt family -!esn-
sette ard ytsnbot. p,ptornime nerly composed ~
Jsrers Rs,el VS. performed, and ELECTED ron the
susisncs Peel. q spplsusc Alter r. raytholoxicsl
ballet called Diana" vas produced. and us s-s
m, ADELAIDE hmsp, thos- grsceisl snd talented
Ssnseu9s. appeared IN u to the Erestea sdvsotsfe
prtsrt usst.r o. the ballet, cnsrr whose 1irec'on
n "a. sct up IatroJused In 10 acme b-sutNul dsnses
.hish we vi v.h "a. ycs,-st ,ppt1bstson us
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r.i.srapsse nsrsns n~porss.


srt~eS-Rr.s cotasva wiluinstcn. SCi zsl-. Csrl.sA
s1d Ishsr phfsht,h. thustslrhts; .ehr. q stur VII
utreer NC kte Noteit! Cen Tucker ana hsdeirs fhi
ha,irts sus.. slesu,' Dsnond Newark Asssora Ron
a. ,,seEs.,t sc'ti-.r, vsi,aeIpbis bris. Margaret
1uette Ctorx,t0vn. d. talhoun HeriotA. Cistios
saw ss~rst syrtrcE sssr oi aud lately arrived
fem kss lhsiss Wss s-l5, this csl, Sth afuanen "
81 esss. Ccs, shss sui' snd ready Or sea ss
ntsHrS~, Oct I.
A,,i,.a-sohr. D,,ia u,ls Pcr, wai,s.i, P..as..L
NVii,lsi sc,p osisss Nr9tks a boiSP Bitehbefs
sshr sarts, thstltstop.
ssind-s,bt Ec.eips. NI9tSi slcop sss.h. DO.
Fsia savss, Oct I.
sltct henri tss'"h NNvtk. 49,
srriv,a-sotr, Statesman. Nsffsik, JsS, rhilsaseh,s
srrssa--sctt Tibis Hrc,t, Nrots.
Cleared Ship hidss kFsrite.
Arriv.s-sshr uniop. NA,lsa e. ~ 81.
raovtns~cE, Oct
A,rr.s-p,s orsney Pic.eu sst ut, IL, - TO- Ion
rae vessel % sbt M bottom and
eotr hcsds. suVpoei her a. hsvs been bark sd
70 ven eettvn osa-a; tav bs,st which 49, ~ 4
o. hsf srsr. vere ty~r sssise. snt the
bseh DID set ,rresr 20 have been sns
s.h,s s-i,iIis sss May Miller Philsssiph. Ass-i..
Affair; ,lsops James ee set, sna Adss az sissh,sns
s,a n rsvstns. Ngoih
Ss,lsd-shrs MI wea-cr-, yirgnis Isaac Hineksr las
River, rmrire, slhsrI stoops Co@nerce Wuiar, Ere,
sad Ymhlem Albsnr. - -.
Arrived Bsrh scott pyrs Phlsdslphs bsiss nsris M
srsse Rdtn crei schrs Dunsttr. Nerfs3 Cuset,
rtisa.lp,' oersi. Va H,nsJ Ansuis oSsls. sns rhss
ntcta NNtta.
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m agr1ei.

on Tuesdty, October 4 at thu South Dutch Church,
by thrRev ! 81 Mscsuey OGnSN DosEsvs, ID 1,
90 fsrulsf sKipMoEE, daughter Of the late Capt
uubksrd SkiemoTe
On Wednesday, October I'd al the North Dutch
Church In This city, by the nv DR. Brodhesd 0EosGE
Nrhyis hrwsrtE, TO HARHUT RoMs,S, daughtsr OF
the Rev. pr. Brodbead, all o; Brc~klyn.
On Tnesdsy October J. bv the Rev Hr Berrien Sir
frrnTEfCs Gs~fr, to Miss LfcSonA q IavIScsros.
On WtdnesdGy morning NJ GreenbuIgh Wcstchester
county. by Rev John Campbell. Nc u. X. smith, Of
Nss lcrk TO Miss sUs,S AN ory diughter OF Gilbert
Tompkins. OF IN. former pls.s
At illiamftursh, l.. on Tuesday morning, Oct
7, by Rev. u. X lee, Mr. q " scnRANa, ~ Miss
MANU-, VI. RsSNsrr, eldcst daughter OF Mr, Henry
pupuy % the above place.
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BRYANT started in tow Of steamer HOras and anchored a
Tn. vc,seis e Oct BY mistake appeared as cid
BAzn sept zsCle bark Lion. Alexander Cafsras, sr.
sept s.tIr 'ShT; Coral cOnsry. EYork A
TMI kyER sept .s-Arr ehr Minerva. Baltime-e; soops
b ssRi nary Esay ~" jane. sSsr sioop TsSa:
Giorcs.rrR Sep. 23-Arr sehrs Adelaide Ellsworth for
YORK lsi 6Iss zsnobia oamdse r., s,vaaaa Assas
hra SYoIi Ga iss bIs fisisde sssssr sasn aSafA
,n.. dS ss. % for New ss BRIG;
sysn coal loaded sets passed ont this No ,ss
is, issi q:
,ss s s9S s s:'Sn a Albany
tI kersis6; snans. Handy rrO,idsnesa albany; q.
PTs!Sssss ff sc P..iausP,ss,i BLISS N:sgois tsI
riiiss brig, Sea Bss Harsasn Bangor Sy.ss
for s2 % SscS p ;ss
2 sSt SSs,n 4, % Tssy s. S. Pc.
sss,s % "a $ss1s';sxs
s SsS
a sen nsSsor N GT o. sT Hss a;f. '
thevs ssnseE for NYOrh ssal, Bacon, proytenes for
ss:': sR;ry sfIsn;S f s y
'a Sss,'sS ir.,siiss sa
Ains. WI, Boston Philadelphia L.ssa. Oar.
I Calais ,o Nfork s0ntr''e Slower do do; Sea hAs
Bari Rieh%Snd from rgovidsnoe. at Newport esh.
NKroSsrr. Oct lar sohr Audenred Corson. PhAdel-
Krw.vnyronr 90. lArr schrs Bay State Wilson. Nsr-
NV BtDroGD Oct cid sehr Henrietta. Reed. PhiIa-
deiphis
P.u Oct 2-Arr orig Fsrbars, FontAns, Sc
Jsgo Cuba; sehrs ksrin.h Bryant Nantucket Bostel
loektArt, Calais; Charles Phillips Taunton; RAINBOW
Williams, NYork; Nary Eirabsth Dixon. dol wesoogus
Wass. Boston; lows. Wheelwright Newport. CID
Appleton Endcott Sequel Harding. and Niagara Ysss
NTork; PaIeoast X Wheaton, End,sott, doi Mary Z
Louisa, Adams Wiiping.n NC barses Orange, Brshsn.
and EDWARD, Naulty, NYork.
PnovIDEseE, Oct Arr schrs North Cardiac sssms.s
issH NIB S% 1 ssss k S
terty. Osborn. do; Bepj Reeves Reeves foi Rusing
Smith, do Safsn Orean, Homer dol alps Eliza ElwseA
All any; Ann Ehzs Turtle. Rondort.
PORTLAND Ser a9-Arr bark sophia Everett Newport
sehr sIlsndiJ ke~hegn, Richmond via Boston Cd sshx
uurd, Trott. fillmore
QvISer Oct FIN port brig Boston, Torrsy 70 Load for
Orleans.
RIcHnosD Oct Arr sehr OIisnno. Dodge, Nyork IA
B. fs Hsett ssiem sohrs Sharon, Thatcher. Bestss
Hell IA, Bogxrt, EYork.
ssIr Oct lar bsrhs Elizabeth Hail. Webb. Zansikae
and Sc Eel.ra Delaware, Burr WORK purchase In Sa
smE seLr kmpre, Maxwell PHILADELPHIA. Sid tris Dsst
Rogers. America.
wususs.oS NC, Sept 2r-Arr brig Roscoe Ne riks.
UAvana sehrs Lousns Smith, Charleton Joseph Brown.
lated, do Kepng,on Foster Savannah CID 18th. brig
Cstbarine, Kepebel, Bremen.
WARREN. Sept 2-AT brig st Croix. Usher. ProvisHes.
SD 18TH sly Charie Rhodes NYork: Oct st. steamer Arxs
Wnslow, do.
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Cissred,
Shirt-noekav-y. Dssvor,h. New Orlsaas d uurAut n
Cos Nsiu.rd, sanb-rnsn. savaanah Drnham n Dimsn:
C,gd.D. sl.rvocd, ,i srl-ston Do.
pAsk--A ntoe' .. Psrs. Art~err. schHiit B.ichsu.
nrEs-ktrter lPfusl sctuts, MALAGA. Usrh.os Co;
Occsa bTl Norris Pert priar- BRITT Nose; J,hn
sthrs-Gfsnd Tvrs Nsshburn, Wilmington. Nc. L
MCicsdy; lssac husiss Jshnson. hewtera. NC Joha
Ifa.i.t halfway ~ hi ca Hcnriea Tutts, Richmond.
G ~ " risrsoni uiisu, Oir-rd. Hammond. Baltimore,
aears N0nis. bcsion issse.. arescor do Lewis Gro,
sell. do.
ssssu-Psrosseo,. ssynour. Ptuaasirb. vuic.n.
siesr,- E..es. coRmins, r,n Rrc-; xasrpri.. sssa-
nsid. piitssrur-
Stti7 st ~ 4 es y sfsts schr Csnrssl (of Ers-
htih tlty D. Narfh Cufui.na Scr ieWsrara.
shp iaIsls Lo'ssad. ttariss'en. sd'5@ With cotton
Irs kSTiii,la ss,ea Fence. PR - days. With sugar
ana msisssss. u = yJt~sst.
brig C,,h,ino nsrseJ - J,ss d Cvba. SEPT 10Th. ~th
sshr ssrI Jshr.sn. JohAsos. ssaasboro. NC. sdsy.
sshr LtreIstte. SLEEPER. 70 tlsss, rs,p
toit &C. "a MsrJ, Iert seville az, tslo reported
s1hr tsrls. Ssssr Rociira. cav.
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schr C0rpels, rtulklin. Best.h. days
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TssrsrEcs Gtisp old che lee a. anchor on the bar
also. silr. -, bsrts. snt ~ &c trirs uaknosn
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fss .his cslsSba ~ say. from chsri,,on under hssi
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r.ssnnah whose stii,si correctly rtpoted ia ssus
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chipping.

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMER FRANKLIN, FOR
~ HHr-.-Lctt,r And newspaper bags for Englaud Ire
land France Germany and all other EaroPs, will
ooe At tho broadway Post oce mo 2ts Broad four
dooJs above Ca1a street morrow lSaurdsy mornas -
10 o'clock. JAMES G. MARRIOTT.
ID ATRs or FARE REDUCLD.-ExPIRE CITY LINE
Through Tickets to San Francisco via Chayss sa,ur-
day 18th Octt Berthe tplerdd Steamship EAPIRE CITY.
2G0H tone burtaen. J. Wilson. commander, will leave
her decs pier NOS N. r. on Saturday, October H. at
e'cicck for Chsgres
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go, " '''''' ~ ~
by this ,ip viii Az m cd soas mot e !,
bad other stesmer The Stseraze wiu
be Furnished with separate table Freight or passsye ap
ply to J. HOWARD SON, 81 Broadway.
YACHT TOR sALE.-ANEw. FAST sAILINo scH0o-
ner Yacht Of ,wenty-fcur tsr an excellent s.atssr
we'll found pith cabin furniture &c. Apply 70
JOHN WENDELL, IS South street
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TeIegraphic Reports.
Hr~ 0RLg,Ns, Oct. 9, 1850.
Within the last two days, 1000 bales of cotton
have changed hands The sales to- day 500 bales
mostly for EuIope Prices are unchanged but hrm,
at l2Aca &c. Small sales Of 1ns rice, at 4tc.
Pork has advanced in price and there have been sales
OF 1O bbs at $40 so-stock on hand, $4,000 barrels
Flour Is in better demand. and the sales are 300
bsIrsls. at 81 os q - 10. Grain rules dull. Small
sales OF corn. at see $50. Whisky is 24hc sAc
Cotton 10 stiiI sctve 500 bales sold at an eighth
advance. MiddliDg is 1915 good middiing l3hc. q
40 400 barrels Of whiskey sold at 2iSc. Rice 10
steady
CiscrSS,ri Oct 8, 1850.
The hour market here Is very dull Hams In
good demand, NJ plsc, sugar cured.
BurEiLo, Oct ), 1850.
The receipts since our last have been Flour, 5000
bills wheat, 10000 bushels corn, is 900 bushels.
Western nour lie in fair demand and kets with
out stsrial change Sales have been 900 bbls. at
So 81 s! fer Michigan. Prime wheat is in good de-
mand and firm. Other descriptions are dull. Tbs
sales 5000 bushels at 500 Sic for Ohio Corn
held higher and transactions are limited. Mixed
weetsrn Is at sic. Smell sales 81 Ohio whiskey, az
axe. feehapge in fseishss.
AinAyv, Oct a. 1870.
The rnst trsnly four hours rsssip:s bava been :
tNur, 1900 bbls wheat. 600 taburis corn, 250t
/ bushels barley 1900 bushels Flour IL steady bu
insstiyc Tor prime wheat We have fair milling Dc
msua with sales Of 600 bushels at 81 l2 81 10 fo
Centses Corn IL .teaty at Yesterdays rates tn,
! transactions have been eco bushels ut 6Jtc. fc
Nestern mixed 10 0vo bushels Of barley change
hands at 7Jc 7te for t~o rowsd and at Tlc. 76 o
for four rcwed oats are better sales 1000 bushels
sli-c si2c.