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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
RUFUS FULLER, Judge.

tNWI VO Z O4A,OOtE' VUUHE7'
Tho Subscribers. give notice that they
shah meet at the dwelling house Of Ed
wari VI. JaiLd in Kent 10 said district on
the l7sh day at January and the 25lh day
Of June a. ID. 1853 at ten O'cl"ck in the
torenn"1, on each Ut s.id Aays. For the pnr.
pas"cf attending On the business of saiti
| "pi'Oir ta.emL
Z 10 N y. RAYMOND. I Commits.
RALPH PR Art. siOners.
All l,.r>Ons indebted to SAID Estate are
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

In Hartford, Dec 29d. Miss Caiharine P
hoPSIn'' daughter Of the late Dc. Asa H IP-
kins, aged o..
lm tiI"'kIsn, N.Y.. On the 9th inst, Mrs
Traces J. Marsh, aged S.. wife of the Rev
y"hn March, D D., aud daughter Oi the late
J"hn TslimadTs. Esq "f warTen. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

0o-Mr JOIN Il. II, H. ~ ..,aks. on the
MAINE LAW At the Court H.n.e This We
ming c., and h az h,a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Dis ricL "f Keu,, -.

DIS rbcL ut keUI, o..
Probate Cur. Dee. 27tll 1859.
ESrA re vi CANFIEI.D Lopez. mI.
~ Of Kan,, IN said D,-,r'c, de, Q .sed
,fhe COu'I ri Ptnba u CIR tho District o.
Kent hath lIln.le l sml allowed six mouth
rom tia date hereof, for tho Creditors !"
SAID Estate. represented insuivent, il
which u exhibit their claims thereto: an,
has appointed John Al. Raymond ami
Ralph Pratt, Esquircs. Commissioners te
receive ani exsuliue said Claim.. Certi-
fed by
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
WAw0AYUCK
RAIL ROAD.
Sd
TViater Arraagemenk. commone;no

Winter ArraRgeaaeRE commanding
December I3th. 1852. -.
TRAINS OUT OF BRIOSEPORr.--F;rst
= Passenger Tram will leave Br,dgep,nt
zoe Eins'e 1, al 10 -. A. NJ. or On the arm.
val If the 8 A NJ, Express Train f.om New
York. cOnneciing a: the JUNCTION with the.
20 10 4. NJ Tram from New Haven.
Second Passenger Tain will leave Bridge.
BORT for Wiasred NJ 6 O3 p. N, or IN the av,i...
val Of the 3. 30. p Al, Express rfaIn fvoin.
new York, connecting IL the junction with
ne 4JP NJ. Train from New Haven
First Freight Train will leave bridgeport
or WInstfd al II 40 A Al
Second Freight Train will leave BFidgeporr
tfJr w aterbnrv AZ 4. o.. pm.
~. TR AINSINlO BRIDGEPORT.
First Passenger Train wiiIsIeave Wimsted at
IA. NJ, connecting at the. junction with 4
FAINT New Haven, and I'll Bridgeport with.
the lola A. NJ Train 10 New York.
Second Passenger Tran will! leave Winsted
at 4a Nj. connecting al the Junction Mith
Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with.
the 40 r NJ. Train to New Yo,k
First Freight Train will leave Waterbury for
bridgeport a, so A. NJ. connecting al the
luncI'on with Frain to New Haven.
Second Freight Train viii cave WInsteS at
!. 10 A NJ. arriving al Bridgeport in time for
he noon Trains 10 New Hsyen and New, York;
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OY the
Union Shoe Company,

VIZ E the undersigned have associated and
w. dD by these pTe'e"'s sssscIaie OIr.
81. AYES az c.GdIng To the p,"vi at an Al
r-Ia. ~. I" J.inI stock Cot pma'I"ns. pass "a
Mas SESSION \ d. 1881. M" u body cm 80
raIe aud p.,liiIc nIdts the name and style III
the U .iua Sh.e COMPANY. i"I III" vn Ii.'sS Ill
Gaining G.n the AlaauiAr:uIG eli h."as AMI
>h.e.. ~ III. "vsl "r. Bs,kharn.lrd. Lrch-
field C:.,,u,>: Cm,ntciitui. and nI the gus
,,"sr III vending aud deAiIhg ~ the same u"
this and .mh-r - Alts. AMI "I.i " AMI -eltIng
.hner I,"psr'y. ami a'A' tT the pusp''.e ii
Ila.i,rx "a MrschanIs, a. hucncMkyIIlr !"
SAID BA,KhAinsird. And We hereby agree
,haI the Capital stalk Il SAID t'0,r:'raii"n
hall be F"ur Thra .ard Dollars. divIs, 81 int"
Osr Hu6I, e.i 'a3d S.xiv shares Of THe.i.
Five Unliars each. and. we hereby iurih.r
gee, that we will b. aud r"nisIn b'niy
vnIiiIc and cor iorste Sy the hare ID -tylr
ais Srsaid. and that ~ a body p"lIIIc aud c"r,
l.Maie, we wall, IN all respects be governed
aud conduct oiiI selves scc"dlng to and BY
virtue "f the pr.'vl.i 'ns "f the aft aforesaid
The Ole 1T said C"rh,arv j. to l'e ;ea:~d
a, Iiichr"rkvIlle. ln witness WI .re"i. " !.
have .rvrra!i, h-reun'o -uh4r, ihrd ur J'a,nss
aud .ifix+a !" each tie Lumber Of shA'es re-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
NOTICE.

a II. persons h"Li.ng Notes or CLAIMS Of
~ any description as"ih-t the County al
iichipIa ave ,eqn'>'~:s :" band state .len'
of u { same 4" the C"u NV Cl-rk "n az brt"rr
thu 4,h T""sd,y 81 F 'hrury nryt ~ ord;
that az adiIs, In,"l Il the saPe may Ne made
bv the County Commissioners
r. >TEvENS. ecmi"i;-
SYI.v MUS MERwIN sioners.
LitchfistI. Dec. 2! 1892
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
Disiticl al ont. 50. I
2 .hate CAuri. November 10Th 1882. 4

Ia il s,id District. deceased. The Court
Il Probate for the % .rsici OF Kent hath ;imi>
Ted aud allowed AK mumtns tro = the date
h,eof, tor N. Creditors ot SAID Estate, repre-
rn,.t; IT, sniveni. in w.hich To exhibIt their
claim thets,o; andlhas appniatss Lumn P
si.seil All Ei.nlDi u. Mil. E-laires. Com.
m,-s,nne;s to r-cr've and examine said
CLAIMS. Eettii d By
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30

lnnr, Humphl eysviIIr,J with The 0 A. NJ.
rain down Returning will leave on the arr.
wal Of the 10 %. A. NJ. Train from Bridge>>
tort.
Mcneil. Stage from Wateriown will COM
,ect q, Waterbury with the 8 30 A, NJ, Train
town, returning "n the arrival Of the 1928 A.,
VI. Train from Bridgeport
Fenjs Stage fr"m Lhen6eld. will correct.
1t I.itthtieId Station with both Passeng,l
Trains each wav.
Bo-F.~ighr will be way billed as Usual, from.
each Station TO New York: New Haven and.
Bridgeport.
PHTLO HURD Superintendent
Bridgeport. Ders 10.l6S2,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-12-30
ST AG1 LINES.

MNA.(@ Bradley's Stage from
fSIN $sTzS W Woodbury., .Souihbu,y.
EE Southland. and Oxford,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
pn.sengers SaiIed

IA sseas n r-osvefbets for ~aa Jr4a-Nrs BraWa arl
chid John bs.sr ana wife Mrs l. Wo,dworth. Mrs. y
and son, James 5 Gilbert, Mfs b. hernard, F. b2o
- ssn fy ssrsS gl sg ci sq
PlsIcs, Randall W mSy-r. Bit'eRo = e..
l. o Preston, wife al son, Mrs L Prss,on and shdd,
Ms J. Nh-e. F. cTosier II 4 Swift, J. DAVIS. +. Ian
bsI,, 4 Mead. W Mead, NJ Goodby j Il. Van s-,A.s
W l. Knapp. T. n. Holman, + II mt, J. T. 3 Iltl8, l.
" SteYeas, {. " Alltrch VIE AID daughter, u
Mrs Wolf Chas Ydmonds r s. Bro nlev, Geargs Nixon,
l.. Maon and vie. Mr. Rag ald children. Miss y
vestsr j. IL Eastman, c Sml.a ana WIFE, J.. PsarGes,
CON and wife =. 3 Sannls AID vie, Mrs. Arns.fong
and children, C. McLnsky. }. acCc-micA. II Srott
s Conrad A Conrad, Titan AID vile. G. c. RtnHsy
s Blaming, " Kingsley, A Dana, Mrs. Jssaer and 4
children B felIy g b I'D, Gs1 Bird ali, vie a2d
cAi.lTea. 81. hlaals. " Miles. l. Mses Z. y Hrl.
{. Ii. Pumh. ). B Plumb. 7. saanaln. L. b On sss. c
hoseTs b str,ns A. " BIl., An. Joaa Stretch A.
smitA. G.. Smith. 4 Wood, A. Hiwks. HsaTy Ray,
Mrs Lunsey, n B Plau and wife. Mrs. A Bsaoksr aai
Pee and servant. NJ A. Peel NJ Peel. J. Peel, j A Il
foss, g. PEAK " Ssson, A. Morgan, J.. VI. Allsa.
Brcsley A H. Barrr Maila. 5. Z; .iisv J wilson v.
" herman. q. Mlsoa, l.. Mason. }. Mason. " y MAR
u MeDoUg.ll. NJ D5aohos J. T. Paterson. VI Jen-
snss Hiram Miller. Lyman Elton Cyrus Jones John l.
" G-eas1n, W. q Davidson. y; J. B-aney. RcltIt
klamey. " Bird c. L R3yn)r. q y. irrrsoa.Joan Cas.
m II b.; g. slEiusi A Dlale A l.. "a)'sli- ,is'
n Do &c, J. Nfwc1mh, T. Mason. 4. Do1ss d CaT.n--
Ten, II NJ ollh sam et Berry, Diio1. Oliver A.
ysE Geol.s 4. Booth James Kane, Joan Msrgaa tIlld
Mullen Terrence ker.ns - Iaorp Henry Carter, Joe!
Brown. Il W. Moore iisIk r AsAey John Adams. Js,.n
: Adams George Day, X L. Barnes. h. ) Ford d AVID
Co.e. Charles Martin. Edv. Powers JoAn Las.-ss Seth
Condor, ii. Como j. { lRall, Alex. Ol5ni.ss Y W.
MorTni, George SAeirucA. Ede NInsl7s, n Fel0lsl,
Richardson. > CST's-n. IT, q Rses. W 1f Rssi. 7.
d vie. r C5Esroye. & F4cAIrd, d AGen d S Moss
A d. cay George 7ei.ad- ANTON Lever. Wa G1lnsy,
Alden L0onlsr Se.sJn. George lerr oil J,ln Ksi-
Yea William II ,nlson lanes SPss-. d Na5srsr u L.
leseh Cooh' thaliss BlandiEt, AziAoay Grossly E L.
C-ipnan, X. q. walker, John R3oason gsseph Iavfoa
Isaac Mead. Geo Mead. Giles Burlngga-nc Geo BUS
hEssius noIey MFroG Nssdcr; Paiip Cierksn. John n
J. III Keller. r. Black. u. II Bevaa, K ". Ciarl A
Martin, leuLis0n, " $ Hidden. Leonard 81 rtia, v ~
are. a. H. v are, A LoIlng. ID. BOYD Bracket
II Moody :. S.mDsgn, Vim y. DJrnan Il Rad3rd
O Sleeper " II Shell. X Bags. { H Good n,
y q Hisgns, } q Turger. y Castle. joel Tl0mzs ID.
Eoss Z Harvey N & D0rf. n p Dyer q I. sas.TsiI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06
To NlaIIners.

TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON. l9.h Dec is5l.-Wrsck y
Western Choie. pi5n0Hfa.Nguce - aereby gwen,
that toe Ranger mud havDg sunk the Nestera
Channel ~ Plymouth green eau 0Juy hss been placed
the wgecs whlcG Les faho1s ~atsr with "a fol
lowing marks, VI
The weserI-nOst crane 1P0n the brel, 1atss o. " "a
.he HlYb orIn fxter's house ~ B0glsand al
The efn-I1ost tall chimney ne TC.u4l.l- OF
rusf open a, hscling POM.
YOUGHkL HAgBOE LIGuE-H0rsB. SOUTH COksr o.
IRELAND -Tae Cooperation Tor pressr ING E9r0Y
pJt u Dub.iR hereby give tna.ice taa. Light
HOuse has been erected the western SIDE t1e
81 IOashsl hsIb0r County Cork. from whch lgnt vii
be e1hlDed me EIsht Of the st OF Feor1ary 1884, and
viii fheitafter lighted every night fou
rise
SPeclcaons gwen the position -aa appearance 81 he
bghf, D. Mr. HalpIn, Inspect0r OF Liga:- uses.
Aoushs Har1or J. gnt H0nse erected the wes sle
Il the LaTDor. Ia s. d. . n ald
ioIi = 50. y ard Desrs-f1l Black hock East Pom;
Ne. E distant ?. nagfic niles. From ca = OF { bile
Isla ri. East POM, {. b. y distant 10 From Bar
Rncks " Plmf y. By h. E distant t. o.. From BLACK
Bal Eelse- Z. P0ilt, = b " W distant DO From
Back Bal Head. NV. ". distant Do. from Ferry
Point SW. s, dstazt %.
The Lantern 1918 Zee high wafer level. The l.a
vii b. red orghthgh open 10 tue haroJr and seward
"a S BY S. and Il clear weather Will BE- iae
Of lezgiss
The toser u circular. 81 hight stone color.
jhe tssfiIss stated are ns2Eneuc-ysr. q, JsN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

@ H. Boswell Robert CraEtoa john rsztoa. 4. Sh,rard.
J n prase J r. Williamson, Geo. T9oln- x Aass
J. Frabov r. Reed D Y Pees, J. II htecs,
+ p AcLsughiln Robert Davry. AcIrs praIn' RI -
y g S-sfcy, David Placer. Joseph Neocn1ry, T. =
Rartl.ft ID Nc(,osan. = MoM4nas, J. S. Nettca, y
NcDoHaid Bailsy WAITS. y Woods, Il hoe. = n q.
Bac.Oa. C W Wright, ". II Hobroos, John Eastman
rsa VI II Harloe T Barrett, " B1rsca. VI Nad,sih
y Besn 5 Beaa. J PANEL. M. Thompson, - =. AsA'
pS Kent. s. bennett { NooOman, ". o9FiAs. -
NJ Flanders. { Mica. t. Niles. GeoT-e sii.tSea' =
G Morrison. c I Brvant, J " BrI anI, :" II; Das.s
Jacob Weed, II. Gn'fn. r Lawrence ; Ja' ss'ii'
: Siapleton. + J. Preston. J Folsom, v. T. prAi.'
Corus Cole Sen. Cole, P. LAMB r Nse, Nye B. or
; Newell. y. OsgoCd, / tolcthgai- j. adams
Adams. Tmothv Pusher. p PasheT. George Pnsher.
p NcNa-tsI Lew dc Js2s.er. ". HoSiord. ) LowreT
Lszrey. Mitchell Zen ANN Roe. A. l4sza-t. D De
n A Pettyefow, j c. Smith. u. o B1sn, NJ. = Llck
wood. y Trcllop> q. M1ftEews, NJ STEPHENS j ,si
spenc.r nerns Keeie. Mrs n kee'e A Ransom {
Keinhart b Lancaster, Paul GAlireT, James NJ Aoeey
n Vtnney Mrs d NnntY. =. ". D0anc. e Gleason.
J " Reed p. Cornell. ?. McCan7, { Houghion, ) CAL
lev B. = Curnass. NJ. Marshall Geo Jordan, {. " Sla,t
n. .. Matthews, n. FliHt ButleT l. Nlcses' 'as il
Crsv ] r Richardson. J Abbott VA. II. Fitch. J Fal-
fanc. T. Taylor. J. Cusksn. Richard SpFng b4sd sIitl
n Gaiiuup Jos Cushen. A. Peck. WA AkeFm1n, Morris
RYAN Wm Moulton. Seta Flanders. Cnas l. S1li'l.
James GlllVsr h AcN Iams, j knSen. H. ) cnceT,
Johr Mulhanan. Geo Van AS yne. Barney Ferguson,
Hugh KELLEY, Men kesie. John ODonnel, dsreman
O'pcan.l p Lonegaw, Mr. Hudson, {. hslmer, nos.
Rsorey and two boss. II c. Nerhrup. j1nn Mnrraf,
e J Perry Gsorss A Mcntosh. r. Welt K II wi.soR,
Afsfher z W SpadlGg s. Blndwck. VI j. Turner, Ge ;.
NilFon. ". WATSON, John Sh0fsr. john Donayan, W
Siu-ps1r A IcCurd. Geo HnsiJTd. ]. Mesh. J. PoIr9
Taomns " Rogers !. ". Simpson. II +. Hanover. {. =.
Hosea C1or ssi,e n L BOW, A. Green, Iutle,
J. HARDY, D. b. Nlrthrup
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niSoSfcrs &c.

BRIO Ir,.,,, atwhnms,on. y c, 0on Hes.o-. esp--
tousal ara q, sail. sai shifted ballast
ScfIE NurifNGIlE, az Baltimore from Turks Island.
passed Cape HaiieIa n, PIT Ill., and the .2i
psrencsd heavy -a.s from n. W. and - driven 20
H,LIs sroFE. del Ial ID irns enc storm oil lass
nirhr which blew violently from IN +. TIE scar " w.
Hart Capt. orion lrsa Wilmington, Nc, with cll- Of
naval stores, bound - philadelphia "el ashore ons nae
immeastely after striking sho BLEED. and a1N lil IF
lie NrecSmaser has repaired 20 The scene ~ is
csnsns II zoo busbe pc NUT. 40 bhls resA. l)l bos
s1irs rurncutins. % bales yam aad = pix ntse
SHIP w. SrJRst>, Freeman. Zoe lre reported ism ''te
rom CaIc'a f,r Boston was lowed down the rysr aud
dischareed her uot Oct TO- The gsata@r h. 'snns
and she anchored aud ga the -0h AID rs sAs was li
en,d alO by Aaysg her Opgallli IDS and tle
san booms sent down On he y, blowing hlIfc Ale
the I'D she elcsd drifting o-o--5ls 80, me 81
making Arr sweep over hsr and the 5izlea s1a's close
quarter less i've y The captain ordered neg a1 and nv
zen be away =. hands were employed clear
ins the wreck but tremendous broke oa DDl and
stove her rails ard blaras and WISHED avs " hfr irs
spars water casks sc About " ths wni inilel "
itw minutes and chzI- al ~ 5. OuL blew a=Rfl
with q cat fury Al N the gale SUBS et into mod
breeze from Nv The next day several fsAd BODIES
European asve! asye ere Seen tn about IN ,hs
vicinity The WIN StuTss tlwei = Ca'cuti4 o. D.
and would b dscha add rstted. during the 81
deck. she made very l.itl = water.
D. from Eraacl.e, reports of AraDIco y
struck by lightning. which shattered tie main -, and
badly M passengers three others lied On ne pas
som Bal STATE, Ryde-, from Nsn ork lor Bosom.
which ashore Black Ledge. gog OF wE te 0r ~
damage, and arrived at New London st ms
ScHE. SUSAN HORTON. Mrceldy, from Cas-, Ne, AZ
days arrived a. Phllals pha ~ mss lost art oi de- load
OF .aIhs.
ScAE JULIA An, before ported ashore 8. CAPE Island
Del renamed NE and dr. bit On the 81 dl nl appear
to have sustained any damage Preparations beng
made her aJst again. winch III probably 10 Il
tended With succ-ss
b. BRIO SAgAH. from Iis0oro, y s, i,r .adsipaa.
grt 70 tzEd u ils-, ldFEs s2fans seik -ti li
SCHE WILLIAM, fIon Bosom. Tor p nee Edward ls4hi
recently WIecsed - l. = L0if Cargo damaged 4lc
sold.
SCR OLIVE, ireland. from Prince Fiwat Island ~
Boston was wrecked recently L!sc)m9 hull sod -
Cargo saved and ship ~ Arlc1a--
AZ AMERIcAN BRIO and Is -cAOoatr were -slSse Js.pE
MilIlln rf.n \ l. 81 nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-06

The supply OF Sterling is rather i@'9e''
and n. demand no. very active some decrease In
the demand may be anticipated AFTER me ai'ileh'S
have been RENTED
Freiohts are firm and more active Tor Cot
tor. bu, there is no change in o'aer preface. Id
ysgemepts 800 or 6Co bales Cotton a. 5-s%l@3-ltd'
Pionr Is Cd GratR 3D.. Dead Weight l2s Cd a lbs
orc shooks s.. Cheese 2os Resin o., &c To
Iondon there is bat little doing. To liavre cor
siderable amount Of Cotton has been shipped. The
Jackets of the SIN and 10Th inst, are ful ~ &C.,
and the steamer Franklin at Pr. To California en-
esgements are making at sos. acc PEI foot
There is a growing ease IN the Money
market, both On call and on paper. o. the latter
there is pat small quantity Of inst class In the mar
ket. Single name is rather slow but Two names are
passed easily at 7a9 p cent. Ere Acce2iances q
9, and N demand, asst they receivable in payment
for the new loan. On call the supply is free a. p
cent and some loans are making a. y cent. The
Banks il is estimated, have nOgln their vaults fully
nine millions OF coin, of which nearly four are IN
four Banks, and they are dlsc0unting with freedom,
their offerings Of the night grade. TAis amount Of
so.cie viii probably be considerably increased
during the month. as she shipments promise TO be
much less than the receipts from California.
In conversation to-day, with the head Of
a leading san Francl Banking House he pre-
dcted to us yield o. hun red millions Of gold IN
1852, and receip, in the United states Of seventy
millions.
We have news of two failures to-day /:
one We know 10 be false and the other Is not very
important II true
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad
COMPANY continue 20 show gam over las year
The earnings IN
December Si9,l1 %
Increase in -----------$S3So %
The opening OF the road to Chatham. will give 1t
much more extended area Of traffic, and It's extern
sion to Troy, viii give It a connection "lih the
northern " eb OF roads, which must prove OF great
value.
The payment at the Sub-Treasury on
account Of the interest the public debt, reaches
nearly a million Of dollars.
The Merchants Insurance Company has
declared semi.annual dividend Of p cent, pay
able on the 10th INST
Mr.. Simeon Draper sold at auction to-day
the following Stocks belonging to the de.unci
lanes Bank
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SECOND BOARD.
MONDAY, Jan. Up. NJ.

There was . buoyant feeling IN the Stock
market this morning, and the FSnciss generally n-
proved Erie had an upward tendency AID Improved
y cent, closing 1t 81. ConvernS!es sold ~ Pr.
and Incemes az OH which is better IN bo:h cases
Reading shows an advance Of Norwich fgt-
son River Canton Harlem :. rAe Zinc Cos
panies continue 10 advance. Sussex went 70 l2.,
being Il y cent better, and New-Jersey Mining 20
lse, being improvement. There was also a larSe
private sale Of Sussex a; l2! The new arrange
nents just concluded BY these Companies Or ias
prsctcaltey sopneni OF the business IN enc PAINS
1t is believed viii add largely their YgoSts Sone
wealthy gentlemen Of New jersey have become III
ferested IN these Stocks, whose enterprise and capi
sxl Will give Immediate and important impetus TO
abe business. ALiAe Second Board the feeling was
upward for the leading Stocks, with considerable
specul alive feeling. Government aud State STOCKS
are firm and IN fan demand. United states Skies OF
ls6' advanced ! Delaware and Hudson sold a Is, q
decline of y cent. Bank stocks are steady.
The market Is not active for Exchange,
and the rates have rather a downward tendency
Sterling IS s.Glol, the bulk OF the transactions
being at loale.. The Southern Bank agents axe
selling at l0, with City endorsements The leading
drawer Is settling a, the same rate. Francs are
nore plenty aud lower, good bills having been solt
~ sl7.&54
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Sid. IRON Honolrls Oct -, ship samuel N'9- -
wsslburs, } II for New zealand ana h'Hs' NV WI
Al I,asaza Nov. o. Abm Barker. Norton, n D, l7l,
vi OC0 bs bone had lost flll sui Of ais an1 spslaS
foso t0pn2St gale StepR-nil. Terry g. = 80
Frapk kim Lamb, do coo. Arab SaeN, ID SsO ColuH li
Cash Nantucket so whale probably 6O rs seas1u -
shqped home 300 Shielded Royce, OF No4u Setlas.
bbls The Feoves al Sron.ngt'n, wlca 'ie Oe'' - "
erase had been ire, but WIN slight mary ~, -
Al Go Nov. Q. ships Fanny Holt iof NeW 'Ssoou 80 -,
rome, sherman Of and FIR d. vi Vv' JUS VA VI ''
taken n bark Helen Augusta, for do. few Jays
Al kaTakah kerah BAY, Nov :, Ia faie'1s' 40 80
stated.
shD supposed the Lexington Nani, passed ias "ss,
SIDE OF Owhyhee Oct p. bound $ ~.
Touched ~ Balm previous % Nov >, Ihps Niilsn
Chase of Westport ell unknown had S94c ~ oois WAN
81 TO net 50 cents per gallon. ,
Touched at PerRambuc NOV IL and sailed 18th, Nache
Hall from New bedford Oct. 4, for North Pacific hal ID
bbls sperm not landed. ..,
spoRen-Sept l. in Ochotsk Sea, snip Fslcon. santa.
y B. wanting whale 10 I'LL Ano hef account ie''4'>
her Oct a. on Fox Islands. with tAs same 1900
OF Yox Islands Oct u, jefferson, ; II, 700 Oois
Ship TamsraIe, at Lahaira Nov. O. Lad taken "aale
only the last season. .,,,. ID. a., 1
sam Junior Hammond. n h. a, Honolulu Oc;. 10. h !
70 bbs sperm 80 do. whale oil, and zee i9i ne
Extinct from letter from Capt Low, d snip FFe1ls ~
Nes. Icudon dated Oahu. Nov {. 1871 arrived a. ths
mort on the ms all Well aud safe, with the cKcfp'
OF some slight bruises from the ice lhe Arclc 81 ts
has beea very bad the ships not being able 70 @ tol;h
the tall late and then bus very few found " na "
found one blt bought the wreck 81 he Arnata the
being fan OF Wacr that t As Guclb = ses 81
think OF seadag home what Oh nave. but - sft
have not decided II send T. u Will be oy tne Adlrol-
dacS 81 New-lork Bei re leave here 81 al nave 20
renaT the ship the copper beng 81 around ne OoNs ana
the sheathng badly broken wlfa the zee Ffom mere IL
tend 70 ruu down the ne and cruise for slerm ti 4 IS
Ireiun fan by which time IA m h'pe' 20 have
fuf ~ lr bound nome
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RcCeipfS of Produce

b. Hf Mr. York and Hsrlei F1pr07d for ~ 'eeea s-
no Jon g. l8j22J7 head Cattle, 10 Cows % CAVES lyi
sheen Hoses i32iC % dressed Hogs. 30J b. Mutton
and Beef go psgs Poultry do Ergs, 81 do Buster 1850
bush Oats 100 do other gram, 80 do Feedb bags cN-
wheat Flour IS bale Hay, D tuns Iron. uns LUMBER
tuns Timber.
Bv Fre Rq,iroqd for ne irctk endHq Jrn tea pigs
Buier 273 do Beet. A. do Pork 95 bbs. aud - BAGS
Flour 29S bags Oats 20 pkgs Cheese, 22 bags Barley
90 bbs Beer pcs Nens0n. 20 dressed Hogs, 33 Hoss
l98 head and cars Cattle, casks ASHES tfIi SIDES
Leather ard SO rolls do
b. Nh. H1res Railroad -63 psgs Cheese 80 Do Pou
ry l5l do Butter do Beet. 8 do. Nenison lj5 bags
seed HOES Sc bales Wool $50 bbs Flour 100 DO Whisky.
10 bush ~ bags and lots Oats.
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New-Yerk Cnstie Market-JANUAEy5 5.

At the Nashuston Drove Yard ccrHcr 4.h and ,i.h-
ST. and AZ the Hudson River Balls Heal Tot II Rea-
>oa->t tor Be-ves. For Cows, Calves sheep and Lans
al Brown iAs's 9th a., lear Sd-ev
AT WASHINGTON DEOvB lASD.-Odered. 80 Bee.
CaIte 60 southern. balance utls Statsl Market dun
Sales retailing egahues ~ iron ass ~ zoe hs1i
lea
AT BROWNIES = e Cows AID Calves Sales ~ r. m
Ss3 20 So 81 All sold sheep Aad laRns-3Je a mar
ket Prices at trom 81 79 s4s7 p oTIEs former
and s. 50G295G3 Is for the latter.
AT CHANBERI AIN S-llUDsoN RIVER Bulls HgAr -
Al Market 800 Beef Castlea aanl Ice sales AZ T.
$500 Sheep and LzmSs5n hand 500. Plces cf Serp -
- ASi = Sc. lsa.bf ~ :. IS, 50 5txS3
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FRoM LAKE SUPERIOR. The last nun

Der Of The L0he Superior Journal breug mat
tke winter supplies had arrived At Marquette, whoie
several hundred had been for weeks without
aeur, and were actually suffering from famine Several
thousand barrels bulk OF provisions goods Nc are AT tS
Saul and cannot go fOyw ard. -
The imports of various kinds az the sau tr h' season
have amounted to more than 100 o00 hnls. bulk.
The exports for the have been OF native copper IN
masses aud baucl pork about S0 tunS Of non "a DO ms
about SEQ uns Of white FISH lake trout and SsNo" Ia
cudng those Oh pped from the Saut abou' fV pafie =
AT moderate estimate these articles are worth h> i'-
lstO Tuns Of CoIpcr al 500 = tun--- ~oso O'D
$40 Tuns OF Iron Blooms at $50 4 tan 1900
1000 Barrels OF Fish, Al - q harrcl--- <VVOV
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PoIT OF NEw-YoR JANUARY
Cleared.

soamshIp Promeihcus Churchill san juan ID B. Allen
Ships-go congress. Sherman, New Bedford, Rowland Y
AsqInvall. Memphis, Bunker. New orleans. WIN. Mel
son Prince Albert, Never. London, Gnnnen. Mnturn
< Co: star OF the West Brown, Liverpool Ihonps N
4 Nenhew
Bark Vernon Fave. Savannah Sturses. Chairman X Co
Brgs-Cno'iue. Patten - Marys Nesmlth y sons. 30
lccity. (BT " hlic, LontOo a Bell x son.
SchOOners-Forest Small. Ddren Thomson Hunter (,
Sylyle Brown Philadelphia, James Hand. Harriet Hal
lock l.fandue Wilmington. y. l. Nj Cieady Co. Ma
tda Wells Griffin, Charleston. \ l. Mccreaty CO /,
Elizabeth Arcularius Pierce. Msyagusk. J. T. White
Co Yorktown. fouYette, Petershnrg Jas Hunter 60