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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-19

y onSs Of Conx.ais.~ry General sr Subsistence.
WAsHIsoros, August l, 1851.
,ErARATE proposals will be lecsivsd hi. lice, san hs st
us Of The hoops of United States, Inspection fol
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-19

The whole be Of the best long leaf fine srsn yellow pine
and straight.
200 cubic first quality Long Island Lengths from to ~
cubic foot
piece African OAK fee, long y inches square PSF piece
cLAss No. 6.-Biaek Spruce spars, &c.
IS pars 81 feet long 10 inches diameter Is feet from butt IL
inches Al top end, place
is Ga feet long Is niche. diameter 10Y inches
thick top end piece
10 80 feet long II inches diameter Is
inches end, per piece
10 50 feet long, 10 inches in diameter 10 feet butt
inches al top end, per piece
20 pieces.
900 inches from TO sS inches. inches per inch
The whole to be straight and with the bark
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-19

900 cubic whtosk plank average feet length
and less than rs feet square
than IA inches and halt square
II inches the top end Oft sticks, cubic foot
Class No. q.
whtsoak sdoT Of onehalf TO be inches
sidins inches the
lsnsth kss bodes be In length from to feet
average feet the bodies be sided the diameter
arm, siding taken the middle Of the length
Of the arm, tciea bark three ourths Of the siding d.
IL considered the siding Of the knee the
moulding sire body the middle Of It's length to be
full one and half Of the net siding Of the knee Of
the above kh~cs b. urh ~ form angie from
eighty 10 ninety degre-she remainder 10 form angle from
r'nsv 10 hundred length the he measured
rom e back Of the body by the angles rven
hms'ed at 5000 inches, per inch.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal, thus wittily
accounts for Jenny Lind leaving that city, with
out dispensing her charitable gifts
She went about Louisville, and seeing eve
rvbody fat and well fed and happy, she put her
purse in her pocket. She saw no wretchedness
and no indications Of il here. We have no doubt
that the contrast between the two ,Crncnnati)
Giles struck her forcbly. We believe that
Louisville is the only city that the divine Jen-
ny" ever visited, in which she did not find some
objects that appealed to her charity. She Is
right in believing that Louisville stands in no
need of charity, as our people are the most com
Portable people IN the world, eating more good
TODD, wearing more good clothes, and living in
far better houses than any other people"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
Horace Atkins' Estate.

THE subscribe q, having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Gouft, Tor the district of Nsshiugtoa cuH
mssieles e1auue, aud adjust al claims and do
mands Of n Pefons against the estate of fouce Atkn-
e ef Waterbury, said distct, represented nsoiven
and he term Of months iron the 2-ih Of AP e5l al
owed By said eouT 10 he cfadtf " said deceased
n'l and prove their CLAIMS beloo ps.-Du give
n"ee N Ne ~ avnd 10 Tho buriasss OF uppoiptnen
Al the d~el ing house Of aidp~ Lucia Aikns Water
buf1 ~ Had rscii The 2sh days o. Jane and October
next Al eo'eoek afternoon, q seen Of aid days.
Waterbury, hsy ~ A is5l
WV. WELLS, commis
70 l. HlIcHlAss slsaeIs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

THE WAsnINGToN MoNuMGNr.-Ths
structure, now erecting in Washington city,
has reached an elevation of - feet, and
has cos, thus iai about 5 l25 600. The en-
tire cost, when completed, is estimated at
1852 600. The amount thus far cuntrbu-
ted Is about 10000. The foundation Of
the obelsk or shaft will be ~ feet square
at the bottom, aud 80 at the top, huilt OF
massive stones some OF them weighing six
ur eight tons each. The walls of the obe-
Il,k, which rise from his base. will be -
feet thick At the bottom. diminishing to 4
feet at the top. The ascent will be made
by means Of substantial iron staircase, ia
the interior. II IS intended to sculpture on
two faces of the ohelisk, at certain eleva.
ilon from the base, brief record Of some OF
the leading events IA the life of Washing
ton, aud within 50 feet of its summit, a
single star, eublematIcal Of his glory
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

"A little more than eighty years ago" saws
the Richmond Republican, "the imports Of Nir-
GINA amounted to Si,Oe5, 172 and those Of New
York to g07 900. In Is 80 the imports Of Nr-
GINA amounted TO S}ll 935, and the exports in
domestic produce SO 69422; the imports Of n
York TO S92567, 369, and her exports S36,73s,
2l5. Such facts as these cannot be too frequent
ly repeated. They are bumingly dsgraceful,
but if a red hot coal on the back of the terrapin
will start him on his travels, 1t cannot be applied
too soon or 100 oitenn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

Population Of The Uond-Ihe population Of
the earth amounts 70 one thousand millions
Then reckoning generation at 30 years, in that
space Of time, thousand millions must die
throughout the world Each year, about 3d.
100000 each week, 33i.OO0; each day. 3D.
300; each houf, $50 each minute, 81 Some
of our felow-creatures are at this moment de-
parting out of the world and before an hour
has elapsed, more than three thousand souls, who
are as yet the inhabitants Of time, viii have
passed into eternity What folly IT seems to
rejoice over one birth, or lament over one death
in view of such facts as these
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
~ We learn from Washington that Michael

NJ We learn from Washington that Michael
McQuade, appointed by Gen. Taylor Inspector
of the New York Custom House, stationed at
Utica, has been removed. Mr.. McQ has long
been one of the most active and influential Wings
in Oneida County We are not aware who Is
his successor
We derstaud also, that Dr. Van Wyck' Ex-
aminer Of DRUGS in this city has also been reno
we'd. and DIR. Bailey. Democrat from Virginia,
appointed in his place DR.. b. held the same
place under President Tyler-.N Y. Courier &
Epg,iirfr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
NlOTORPATIIY,
Halsted,s Medioal Institute.

where the discovery made, every veiy disease IN.
cideut 10 treated with uuyaIyns certainly Of
sucucsf heretofore uakuowh, Mans "f Proarsus a.
teri 10 few weeks. To produce this almost
reef The patient subject 10 40 ain ia
convenience.
For The removal II other weaknesses this system
A. equali, rcirl Several HUNDREDS nave ALREADY been
carud hesu diseases hy tins Mauptbic treatment tno
the di-coN efy b 81 So conhden IT
treating es.rg slccrssiuly that willing
inu speri agrprnrut, with those Nh1 alter Nimina-
taken the insinuuon. 10 board, lodge, and
iho, give them professional irso OF
charge, t d.icl ty not removed according to
Many ul invettf4e and eEuoiiuify
uf from fifteen yeas sianiings some accompanied
With extreme unn "a difhcue- anu many With tli
hty To- stand ulun the be raised from horizontal
r.iton Which REGULAR tc those diseases have
brsus ht hefe on hu. OF from t~ony several
miles, ed by their hysiriaus cnds and
been rsised ifom ther heds and after ,reaimsut
enabled wax from ole to "a mios daily and -
tuse much other exvicisa
LADIES wishing communicate with these former pstenis
can receive their address b. whiting 10 a HALsTED,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE. MOIOhfATHiC AND WA
TGH-CUKE ESTABLISHMENT, ROCHESTER,, n. y.
Those so desiring Information concerning this method
ct treating disease, n the institution, obtain By
ing The address, post pad
NIB Srseral phs re holding forth the idea that
they uniestttd ny OF pfaedrc by purchasing the
kno~ edgeby obsining from my patients, sc. BE ~
knnwn thai 40 one eihcf male ieu,so obaaed
the knoN ledge way DOR could they shon OF
usuts ia Institution, under personal ia
stiuetion where thorough ledge OF lhysugy, Thof-
taned hrus, aud pisciiee Duing the Ninte Months
CouIses OF Lectures and bemonstIatse Anatomy
be attended those admivd as studen inio tho IA
stiiuiion 2o:2n.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

THE snBsChlBEkS, having bren appointed by Hon
the ffulate Cou tho Di-tuet Of Nashins son,
missousis recrvr examine, auf udJu- all CLAIMS
lnd IT an persons The Of Schuyler Pie ns,
late oi B,fu, said distct, deceased represented
solvent, and the term of mouihs from the Sh dsy OF
My 1851, being allowed 20 the creditor, Of said deeeas
ID % rEhihu aud prove their respective claims before
GIVE Notice. that will attend tho duties Of ap
ppinnc a The dwelling house OF Mnfy Phelps Bun,
IN sHid dstrt ihe hft luesdy Of jalf N0ssmbe
O'Clock the neou, each ii
Bsrhn, Muy sth, A. is5l.
WILLIAM HONEs,
ON: aANcRoFT. co@ux
20 HARVEY JOHNSON, slouefs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

The conductors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
lately discovered, when they arrived at Harms
burg. two lrishmen asleep. one seated on each
Of the cross pieces of the brake, under the car
a distance Of only eight inches from the ground
They must have ridden about one hundred and
fnrty-fye miles in that manner, seated so close
IN tho wheels that their backs rubbed the grease
and dus, from the axles of both the trucks.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

Rev ;. N; Phmpton, recently Of Fayetteville
e ,as 's ~ sa, u ,Io1n pe congregational
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
FITCliBUkG RAILROAD
r-zss77 Trains will leave Boston as

n 4
s-zss77 Trains will leave Boston as
- --- f0il0Ws:
For FneAhurs $50 q . Esple-s.l u a. M,33 p N
rur taa-ord 90 30 iui % A. 50, 90 4ad q. 80 J. 81.
Pr Walaam, e'o sl9, 30 aad D A. 81. 80, a3A
90 W@er,o~o Z S, and Is, A.M.I4M., a,2o al,
Observation-Disclosures,
From filehbars at 'so A. 3D., ~ NJ, li2o LaHes-) and
from concord at 7apleA.N los, s. "A, aod 555P.M.
From lvahhtm % i.-l 3d. v25 end II ~, 49, :,
From Wa,ono~nat6l2 ., aadll A. 49, 100, 3 80 and
From Lr,ns ON q, 3 so ani l9A d.. and tal p. N.
Boston Nov. s, ls4a. .9
SPLCNnIn CASHMERE sHAwIs ior less piee laeo
- be found e!-e~here,ty kEtfu 4 BARKER
The Accounts and Notes due
j. w. h0WES
tSrII,L tor ons found be for
~ temeat Ihosu indebted "ili pcaso call
January, "A. 1851 %
SOLAR LAMPS
A RE- OFFERED al twenty per cent es' hao COST to
them srJRRs 4 LANGpoN
Webster's Unabridged DictiOna-
~.
100 Copies sale at the 10y G,es, Of 81 BY .soN
RICH NYATEnED SILKS,
IELNLTs and satins ioi boancis-new style straw Bon
neis at KEITH . BARRIERS.
Lancaster Quilts & Rose Blank
cts a, KEITH and pARKrns.
NEW MACHINE SHOP,
Near Kent's Corner,
CALAIS, va.
.f.afrrf
that ready receive and Gu orders for kads
OF wooden machinery made Of the Dee, maerais and the
durability any bur 10 the state cse where.
91~smullJobs oilfonfauing, and lliknds oiJob Work
'I Ss,f E 'A'' ''''''' n ~ sANCRoFT
Drs. Thayer & Williams
HAVE entered toto Copariuersship u the practice Of
SAM'L ". rnAYER,
EDWARD n. WILLIAMS.
December lstlsi9. saf
pGiME CLoVEBS HERDS GRASS SEED scla by
March 10. scorf FEED.
CLOTHING.
A LII that want Good READY-MADE GARMENTS can
n ind ihsm that viii .oitat LYMAN 4 KINGS
LINEN COATS a OVER
ALLS,
FOE H., single by the ''4'' at LOOMS KETgs
BleaCh'd g. Bro. Cotton Drilling,
Denims & Tickings,
,chgps, LooMis3 kEITHs.
MN 3 25
CLOTHS,
Doeskins, Cassimeres Il Vestings
Ani FULL ASSORTMENT OF
-aZEAZ NRSo
foi the sane, los, by SCOTT y FIELD.
May ?, 1851. rs
COARSE a. FINE SALT,
. LOOMS kElrH's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

NO l2O AkCh Street, doc below sixth Late Of ga
Race sueet,l Phadepha, and by respectable dealers
generally throughout ihe county eHly
g-yfur salr also boz COLLINS & FIERCE. Monipeef 81
Naits1ud, j. A. kIGuARiixD,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
/ MONTPELIER HOTEL,
State Street.
LEWIS RURNHAM.

MOULD CIV notice that he has leased the TEMPER
w ANCE HOUSE Tor term of ycnrs. recently Kept by
r. G sitone and owned by H. Y. BARNES. where he viii
pleased the patronage OF the public assuring
Them tina, nothing shall be wanting on his part To merit
continuance OF whatever favor may be extended to him
MnninalInl Malch ~. I.al. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
H% r. q va NH-~
PURIFYING EXTRACT
The SsFcHtesf
BLOOD PURIFIER


" III II ~ F77I-7l Or ~ f1ff17 f0T s.
!, ls nov pat up in QUART H0TTLRS, Of he zane
ffiaeF H"d Hifdi1N ffnlcN ga hlff.z Ea-h
iaygs bottle contains ~INTN-FOIIt POSES and he
nea chl9ns are 90 strongly Concentrated that only
o me Xxx 1900 10 required at Doaetbree TINES day
,nn ~ "ltls asl- tweniN-une Days, which il much
longer iiAn tnie o. uiier fbera
Isqntc4 Of ills less quantity a. o. dose
ine great Nyefi1rsfE OF ih.s Bi0od puriGer over
49, cure CONSISTS pa great .n lis possessing
Of some Scarce and Hare -'NN'N~' 'hiHts
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
cHERRY AND sAssAFRAs Banks.
Sorofula, Fever Sores.

eo'ia Head Irgndas, Slt R.eu1l HciH0fs SrnhiI gyy
iAH Fmlis GA tae Fac LIVER COMPLAINTS, Pies Iu-
e,g oqaee-ous uiers, tosiNeness, Sore Iyss Dyspep-
sins fains 90 he SIDE h'oa haei, aHd Hf and AL oTtH
iMfukE-hLoqp DISEASES see our PdNPHLE rs aud HIND
eH4s-every Agent has them 10 give away
For sale by X Collins und R~dle'd Grannis MINT
peieI lohufon a Campbell Naiisfsld Goss a Dcano,
Wstelluyi A g. Barcrot, piinh.ltj French a Walker,
4 ID. ", keiih, Barre J. Carcoil Warren, Putnam &
Wooster, Mar.hhcldi G. Buruhnm, Mofeiawn; n II.
Camp, Nofthheld Centres A. = hite, Nosihfed; joins
lsge.
Bfoidwuy, New York. l6;lwe3in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29

N stock Of Hardware Is complete. II YOU wan,
~ House frmmings-if you want 2 ahe Cutlerl-lf you
want Joingrs' Ioois-huly, Do yeu want ny Thing IA
ihs hne-Pease give Us cali " supply your wants
SCOTT L FIELD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
BAY STATE SllAWLS-
IiARDWAlIE.

SCOrl FIELD have nice lot OF Long snd Square
= BAY STATE siAWLS which will be- soll al low
PlIana. OH md nAamlua ~ nm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
Indian Roots and Banks,

sn mo oeT MEDICINE rossesses These are the most CERTAIN
irlhcr, q me Hlood ilai over known ID either
~ 90 a,ilr @aH nnd ese being nded with The strong
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
THE BRITISH PERIODICALS

FARMERS GUIDE,
Four leading BRUSH Qunrtery Reviews and hackwoods
Mseazint n sddion 10 which they have fccenty com
fenred Publication Of valuable Agricultural Worn,
called the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-29
Re-Opened.

THE suhscribers have this day scopeuod the DEPOT
i STORE, in Waterbury, recently occupied by o. fos
ter where they intend keep, aud have on hand
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

i5. An act for the relief Of Alanson Fer
guson, approved December 3, 1850.
40. An act for the relief Of l.. \. 'iorcll
approved December 3. 1850
IL. An act for the relief of the heirs o.
Martin ". y. Armstrong approved De.
ccmber 3. 1850.
/ ~. An act for the relief of William 4.
Burns; approved December 3, 1850.
-. An act Tor the relief of Benjamin
Burke. of TYLER county approved Dccem.
Der 3. 1850
80. An ne, for the relief Of David u Kent,
Rosinore Kent, Mary Ann Bias, and Louisa
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

\ inttL'>@ Vista .'---''o''' "',NS
ago we hao occasion 70 l"","el s"''' as
lance IN New Hampshire by stage axe,
leaving u,e f,,iiroao terminus ~ '''''o'',
that one h.ll = wen know" ""s an'
p"ns'cf o' .h"' ''S'""' was o"' VI WV
" outsiders on The way up
b'li Is 1"t bad man, ny any n'a''''ef W
means, but II is also wen known 'ha' ne
VIII par''he' or 'non'se' at ''',.s' .''
espcc,"ny "n'n ne ~ '''''''"s "" Wv,
oec"s'o" "o e"J"s'' ~, '""'i''.''
mysterious black bottle TO WING" nc 'u'a ,
ca his eonn'enanee so 'fcqoe"''y 9" 'yH'
that he even Acknowledged himself hh"i'N'
'Iee"e over 'he pay '"'e n's" "o'sc' y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11
Dow, Jr.. ON Califoraia.

Ny HEARERS. | know very well what
will procure YOU bliss BY the hogshead il
is tina, wretchcd stuff called money. That
It Is that keeps Your soul in Il ilu,icr and
sets you jumping like II lot of chained mon.
keys at the sight Of n string OF fish. You
think If you only possessed n certain heap
OF lucro YOU would be off IN avendar-
make mouths at carc-sav how dye do"
to sorrow--langh at time aud feel happy as
an oyster in June. o yes ii you onr
had enough of the trash, ! admit that YOU
might feel satisfied aud of course copicntcd;
but N such cases more requires more, lac
cordiug to Dabol aud rum) the last more
requires most, most wants more vet. and so
on to the end OF everlasting. There is no
such thing as the end OF worldly riches for
worldly riches As well might the SOW be
supposed to get enough OF wallowing in the
niire MS a mortal to be satisfied with rolling
in the carrion of wealth. So false are your
ideas OF the means to obtain happiness that
YOU would, it you could, coax angels from
the skies TO rob them of the Jewels in their
dadcms ! hav'ni the least doubt of it,
Ny dear tricnA--I will tell you how to
enjoy MS much bliss ms heaven can afford to
humanity. BE contented with what YOU
have, I'll you have an opportunity 10 get
something better. BE thankful for ever,
crumb that falls from the table of Prof.
deuce, aud live ia constant expectation of
having the luck to pitch upon whole loaf
Have patience to put upwilh present troub.
les. and console yourself with the idea that
your situations are paradises compared
with Others. When YOU have caough to
eat to satisfy huugcr--cnough to drink 10
/ qucnch thirst ngh-of what is vulgaily
called TIA to procure sou few Injuries
when you owe no one. and no one owes
you, not even Judge--thcn If Won are not
happy. ali the gold in the universe can't
make yen so. A man much wiser than ],
once said, Give ne neither poverty nor
5 riches and look upon lin as one Of the
greatest philosophers the world ever pro.
duced. All he wanted was contented
mind, sufficient bread and clean shirt
Take pattern after him. o. ye DISCONTINUED
mortals. who yainly imagine that bliss is
alone to be found in the placers OF wealth
and opnence
Ny hearers You consider ali creation
too poor to afford you Single penny worth
of true hlcssedncs., You must pray TO be
recoucilci TO It's poverty, Grease your
prayers with faith, and send them up in
earnestness, hot from The souls oven,
This manufacturing cold petitions with the
lips, while the heart continually cities gam.
mon. is 40 more use than talking Chock.
,aw to Chinese. Heaven understands no
gihberish it only knows the pure, simple
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

SrrANiSo AGAINST Tiar.-The Char
don Republican tells the following of Judge
Bssoi:
judge Bissel went down to the state Of
Nunson last week. To make speech against
the fugitive law. Being destitute oil tune.
piece, the Judge called for one. and one of
the b hoys," handed up hts g revolver
Laying the rusty looking watch On the desk,
his honor proceeded in an eloquent speech
Of some three hours length, occasionally
glancng at his watch. to see that he was
not trespassing too much upon the patience
of his audience Finally. having exhausted
all his ideas and strength, the Judge tooh
up the watch. the pointers standing AT half
past eight, aud told the audience he would
give way. aud let some one else occupy the
remainder Of the ercnine. Now the truth
was. !, was hall. past eicren. and the Judge
had all the time been speaking against a
dumb watch. wi,hon, even mistrus,ng the
joke. We believe his honor acknowledges
the corn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

4 good snecdotc is told At the expense
Of member Of the Legislature Of Maine.
who INDUCED himself in afternoon maps,
One afternoon he expected what was de.
nominated the lnmbcr act to be taken
up, in which his constituents were interested.
but he could not forgo his nap. lie. there
fore. requested a friend to awaken him when
the bill was taken up. This his friend neg.
lectcd To do. bu, gave him a Jog while a bill
to prevent fraud was under discussion. Old
sleepy. head started. rubbed his eycs md OK.
claimed; Mr.. Speaker. a word or two up
on that bill. for more than one hall my con
ssituent. get 'hgr living In no other way
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

Mrs. Panington wonders why the select
men don't mpeaud the Pope's bills Il they
commit such trespasses - tho English pa.
nor. attribute 70 them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

II is stated tina. the Mormonx have formed
n treaty offensive and defensive with the
Utah Indians: aud further. that many OF
these Indians have been baptized IN the
Mormon faith.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

/, i aid that ~ Cxv NieAs,s l
10 witt Lordoa dssiag ~ ~ ~ ll.
billion Of l0Hl. 4 Sss \
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

TAs Csuvt II 3ome ~ otSea ~ m
ordatl = st1sss raaspests = ~ M - i
ing ton tAis ee~alsy. N h Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-01-11

same day iooad me streaking II on bee
line back to the Old Dom.nion.--Spira Of
The Times
The New York herald., 1851-10-30
CITY TRADE REPORT.

TUESDAY, October 2s-6 2. VI.
C.spLrs-3o0 boxes sperm were picked up at 4ic for
plain. and Soc for patent the former value.
corrss.-sOms $50 bags Lagusyrs brought oci 100
Rio, sit ssISc.; and rs St Domingo, IKE.
CorrrR New shesthing in demand at 2lc., bu:
old ruled dull and lower, OF 16H a1Tc.
fnH- 900 bbls No mackerel changed hands at 50;
COO boxes scaled herrings at l6 4sc and 300 No. do
at 2sc
frutr-About 400 boxes Malaga raIsins were taken a.
81 to eco halves at sl and 25 casks currant at 81,
H.r.-1here have been COO bales River purchased a.
IS SOC cash
Hr,m seemed more bucyant 400 bales American dew
Ioed having found buyers, at $40 sl27 So months
HoPs remained stsaoy, 30 bales bringing IS sDs.
cash.
Isos.-sales were made Of 90 tons Scotch pig. a.
$50 25 cs,h. sA 60, 8 mepths with frm market
Lisr improved n ibade 1850 tbls. common having
been disps sed of at ooc
MoL,srs has not varied 81 bhds Porto Rico sold a,
~ 21c. and 20 tart Cuba, at 1Ic.
NAVAL sionks There we're 500 bbls North county
ro.in CT at 81 "a 81 3o in yard, and 200 ,bols
ous with firm market for linseed 26eo gals found
purchasers at Tlc ch but other kinds we're inani
nste.
.R,cr tended upwards 1s5 casks prime were pur.
chased for future delivery at % ak
ste.ns The movements reached 100000 German, at
VA Slo and lc0too Havana. ut e16a S21 usual credit
sosr-Atout SO boxes CASTLE changed hands at stSc
srrrirs The operations comprised 400 barrels Ohio
and pri.on at &c q 2i,4s ca.h II hbds drudge at
q Thc, sams terms; and some ditto at 22c time and
int,rest Market steady.
sreAns -Beyopd . sale Of 15c hhds. Muscovado at
sc. Q &C. there was nothing done.
TaILow-A few thousand pounds prime realized 7 7Lc,
cash
TrA 1c &c per pound cheaper at this morning 1.
sale of which the following are the detss per
thips q. y. webeter, Channirg. &c. Terms months
Hysone3 chests at 44c.; "a do, t2c.i 81 do ,a4Xc;
co do, 34c Young Hyson-22k chests at 52xc. 81 DO
like 2os do. 5ec.; i23 do 47c.; 80 DO, 4G.c 27 do
ttc; 20 DO 4bkc ;o2 do zoe 90 do, SOC 40 do, 3s
te7 do, 3sc; Az do 164 do, 86sc; 6G4 do Doc
10 csses catties do tsc; Is do. 4skc. auupowder :
"a hl ehests at o1c 20 do, Csc boxes do, Gle 10 do
tgc Imperisl-lI half cheets at bsc.; ~ do - do
tetsc IA cstties do 56c 2e4 boxes do 54I.c
0olopg-76 half cheets at 22c.; 6i do aye.
Topscoo -Durirg the pact three days 800 hbds Ken
tutky have been disposed OF at &C. o. and 30 bales do
stsms st lc per pound, cash. Market unaltered.