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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
FOURTH

FOURTH.
 PAPER ERAM0xNGR. Importers of the Richest French Decorations designed expressly for churches halls pariors
 so. .OOO Pieces q. AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, at wholesale or retail as low as can be bought in New York or Boston. We mos, respectfully invite all the good people of Litchiield county to examine this Gigantic Establishment, lis enormous stock eff Merchandise, and thelI inyariable Low Prices. STARR 6 BURKETT, PrOprielors
 B1SRE EME~E1 sst gs k 227 Main street,
 Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
SECOND. Housekeeping Goods.

Linen and cotton sheetngs ,counicrpanes, spread blankets, CURTAIN MATERIAL, DamasII
 Brocatelles, Draperies. Oil shades, cornices dc
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
The Little One is Dead.

The Little One is Dead. Smooth the hair and close the eyelids, Let the window curtains fall; ..- With smile upon her features, She hath answered to the call Let the children kiss her gently, As she lies upon the bed; God hath called her to his bosom And the little one is dead.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08

At the Fourth of July celebration in Marion county. Illinois. young lady of fcred the following toastT "The young men of America: Their arms our sup port: oar arms their reward.D
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08

A PRINTER GovRRNoR.-GOv. BlgleEyo oI PennsylvaDis, on his recent visit to BeslsoFd Springs, walked into the office of the Bed esrd Gazette, and, to the surprise Oi num- her of gentlemen present. picked up alstick and rule, aud commenced setting type with all the ease, grace and familiarity of an acN and finished pnnieF. \ siiaht' change in few 0f she b0ses since lhe daya when he used so work at Inc case puzzled the Governor little, but he soon l0Dnd their lOcs ton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
FIRST DEPARTMENT. Dress Goods and ShaWls,
SECOND

In the most fashionable e and seasona6le style from the richest Brocade Silks to common Print
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
THIRD.
cA AR PEY YIN c

Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels, 'rhreeply, ,Ingrain- Mattlngs Druggets Rugs Mats and
 ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. aSx- Tho nlaca ,o huv ca,na,. l. :, ,na p.a u;v.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
LlTCHIRlGlslD GTg@UlRER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY HENRY w. HYATT. Office, One Door East of the Court House.
 LITCHFIELD. CONN.
T E R M s.

TERMS.
 SUBscRIPrIoN, PER ANNUM. Village subscribers. (by carrier,) and single mail subscribers-in adrdnce, Si 50 Town subscribers, (Gf of the carriers route,) and mail subscribers, In Or, if paid strictly is adua'see, SI % iBe Postage Free within inc County, and any one sending the names of ten new sub scribers, with the cash for the same, will re- ceve an extra copy gratis.
 RATES OF ADVERTISING. Nine lines or less, insertion, 50 50 do do do so 75 Ten to sixteen lines do so 75 do do 3 do Sl % For continuance per week, 20 per cent. on the above terms.
 Probate and other lega! notices at the usual rates.
 Yearly advertisers charged according 10 space occupied.
 NP Casual Advertisements must De accom-. panied pith the Cash.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08

AnexchaGge paper sta les ihal IliG man who eonllA's eaPYsss lis leeliuus applik kdslO Adams & Co.. and thns enlerpfising fien 6greed t0 do is IuF hun,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
Shirt MNESng.

PRICES ADVANCED.- NEW scale of prices has been adopted by the New Haven Shirt Mauufactory, to take effect can obtain it by calling on the gent
 s. N. BRONSON, Lit enfield, Conn. Aug. .88--l8
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ITO nkuGGlsfs.-TO LEASE ONE OF TUE MOST CEN,
trsl and desirable stores in Of the largest
ctes in the interior Of this State particularly we'll stu
for 6rst cts retail drug fancy store To desira
tenant long e Sc will be given Possession the LIST Of
April Further inform alton may be had Of Andrews
yessup agents. &e No. Pine street, Nsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-04
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.
SATUkDAY, Dec. ID 7. d
ASHES Some go bbls found buyers at S. SO for pots

SATURDAY, Deo DO L. d.
Asrrssome go bbls found buyers at So SO for pots,
ard IS 56l4 for pearls per 100 lbs.
BKkApsrUFrs Flour lid vary much. The auppy
odea'e ard the demand pre- y brisk for both home
shipment The days operations incuted 10 300
bi atst 81 So 50 super fine No at So 43af ST 63
sry 10 choice State. at So IA 81; mixed t. fame
vet n, at So S'1s 81 12n; comuon 10 good Ono,
sGa Z. 81 12s; fancy Ohio and Gsnesee at 81 12Is
iT9h;.x'rs We.teJn, at 81 l2h So G211; extra 10
1T ~ 10 $77b; Geneser, at 81 rs IS Is Cana
dl,n ME active. The days business reached 100
s. uthern favored purchasers. The move.
. tnts sisted Of 400 bills At 81 o64 81 rs Tor
81 10 Tor fancy. per bol Bucxwheat -four quioSy
Taught a: 81 TAX 50 81 "a. FER 100 los Rye ,ur
qnt, and quoted a, 81 81 So for hoe ami s. 5a
So sh for superfne per Dbl Wheat wa. toleraby act
i've. The days ransacticps Amounted to $4,000 bu4he
fair Gepes,e white, at 81 10 1879 1880 good To
srn DO at 81 49, 1000 canadian do, 10 bond at 81 Ss;
lO2et Western red part at 81 55 and 500 Geneses
on private terms Only 600 bushels rye were ta.en At
81 Barley was plenty, and heavy at S1c sos, thoa Oh
claimed higher rates State and Western
oats coed b, procured A. 49c $3.50 per bushel C,rn
Is GO Blu, heels At $780, 100 for uDsound; 79c sso1ss
for mixed Southern and wsstern; s0Xc 800 for s,a h.
EN- white and yellow; and Sc $40 for round white and
yellow
GOAL Liverpool Orre and held At sl1 2s
Sill 80 per chadron Sidney quoted At So Anthra-
cite was selling freely, from the yard, at So SO 81 per
CorHThe late advance in this article and the pre-.
sent hiah professions Of holders. have checked
u u
l3c. Quotations for other kinds nominal
CoTT@S The official report of this Board OF Brokers
stood follows For export SOL; home 400 spsca
stion 49, total 329 ball. The market closed irregular
pIc~s As there has been decline of 40 to &c IRE
siony reported, We omit quotations until the next OH
cisl quotsto6s 70 he made by the Board.
hay With n good stock hand moderate demand
o' shy ping this article rules steady, at &c., beyond
viii tits difficult to effect sales Tee transactions dnrioy
the week prise 900 600 bales for shipment
il cuope zoo TO dsy, at ESQ 7sc At retail II com
mards 76c a SOC
FIsH -Iry cod were active at 50 TAX SO 37f per
cwt. We heard important movements in macksrel
1850 boxes smoked herring brought $780, for No and
Gsc for scaled. per box.
fRFIGHts--Ra'es rome lees active to Liverpool
About 81 coo bushels and wheat we're engaged at
I'D fm The fotmer and )2sd for the attor 10 buls;
SID --,evL brLeL Wigs, u .LYs 5.ss, - AoS,
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OUR hISArIrLAS CORRESPONDENCE.

MNATITLAH, MEXICO, Nov. S, 1853.
Resources Of the Co,sntry-Trapel to Teh,4antepec-
The Athn'us-Conditiono of the H,dians- Contrast
Aaseem Arssa AID Santa Anna--F Faults of the
Former and Tact of the La.ter-IHe Standing
Army-Ks Character and Consequences -Relatire
Posts0ns of lMerico ard .Spaia-THe Pac,fc
Railroad Erertioas Of Me United States Coasu
Trade.
received through The mail this morning. from
Vera Cruz several papers from the United States,
and among them Q coy Of the WEEKLY HsHALD;
but among the many foreign letters which it con.
tanned there none from Mexico, and, although
have nothing very important to communicate, will
write you letter from this remote region.
About the beginning Of the presen. year was
compelled to visit Mexico, and after my arrival de
terMned to see and learn much of the people and
country as time and circumstances would permit
have travelled over considerable portion of the re-
public, and was oftentimes surprised to find II
Astounding in so great profusion Of wealth aud in
exhaustble natural resources After returning TO
Vera Cruz changed my course to tbi, point, and
have remained here about wo montos.
The Isthmus Of Tebuaatepec ound, be uoeano
more than expected-a Wild unsultivated country,
Inhabited priDcipa.yby indians, who are, however
very kind and hospitable in their intercourse with
strangers. There are, also, many OF the old French
emis rants residing in this portion OF Mexico, who
were introduced under the spnlations of the colo
nization Law of 1923, and many of them have amass-
ed large amounts of property, The Indians, az be-
fore remarked, consituA the principal portion Of the
population and are mu h more tractabe in disposi
Ton and more easily governed than any in Mexico
They have taken little or no part in the various revo-
p,xtor bay NJ lafo a1 md dia-
tracted tbe country and lived well under one form
Of government. az another; and the result is they are
generally conten'ed and happy.
During the whole line which have passed in this
country, have closely observed the progress Of
things and studied as well as my position would I'D
nj, tie Eercr3 a-d ralrg prac'p'.l y . govern
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

"a basement or . store and house. Looston Bowery b
Broome and Beecker streets ride for the
Ma! or April. Rent moderate. Address f. B., Heral
Office
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esd 1000 900 bbh. -four at Is. Cd. To London,
goo : oo0 bbla dour were engaged ~ A. "a. ana
ABOUT 600 10 600 bushels wheat In ships bags ~ l6d
100 obs clover seed at 5s 3d. per bushe and ~ pipes
Of wine. At sos To Haue, 600 5000 bbls. OF aour
bu.hes grain at Csc vessel was chartered TO load
With wheat for Falmouth and market at lSd To Cali
fon 10 rates ranged from 6be 60c The clipper ship
Lghtfoot was nearly full with -four, at s. rs, and
n easurement goods vt 300. a 900.
FRrr-Ths days saes included 500 boxes layer rsisins,
ats 800 boxes DRY bunch do at 80 l6 1000 boxes wss
led At So TO- 800 bushels crop Southern pea.
nuts at 81 Sl snal lot of sardnes At 81 10 and
tail parcels currru to at lee.
BnP was 10 comparatively lin tied supply and steady
In price, the ugh but little demand existed.
Hors-About 20 tales new changed hands to-day at
400. q Soc psrl,
IRosaes of leo Scotch pig eft ctsd at $50
So months, per tn.
LINK Rockand was In request al y. f0r common, ana
81 80 for lump per bbl
OH CAKE-Country was ipauimafe at SZS TOE thick
ronns, and ss2 for thin oblopg, per ten,
Cus-Wbale and slerm we're nes!et ted SALTS hav0
been Of small lots palm at DC per Io lz0 BASKETS
olive at 81 Els sach and $500 gallons dnseed at &c.
Provisions Pork opened dull at inside quotations. bus
closed with greater ygor at extreme rates rhe salem
comprised 200 bbs Western at Sl3 si3 IS for mess
and $40 62 $40 rs for prime. About no pigs lard
were taken 1T ea1c loo per 10 Beef varied little The
days business Of 4So bbs at IS IS e2H for
mont $l3 SO rspacked Chicago and $50 so for
extra DO. per bill s ne 600 tieroes Cleveland
prime mefs beef sold from the wharf, At 81 %.
BEET hams butter AID sheete were unchanged
RICE have been 100 tisrces prime disposed Of &C
- ~ y per lcOlba
TEAS Owing 70 the late al vices from CHR most largo
holders have Withdrawn their stock from the Market
which has put check for the present auction sales
Ths most tranfaet effected In obbing way and
generally at 81 enhancement in prices rivate salo
of 200 chests II souchong made a. private terms,
Supposed be at &c. The heaviest portion Of tho
s,ocl in this bet INSIST OF blacks in which the Lief
op ra,i nt are nseiog
SUGAR 1t being last day OF the week thu market
without animation and the sales unimportant,
Toe iona comprised about 800 400 hhds part
Porto Rico Axe and Cuba muscovato, 40 a4hc Tho
Chief purchasers oobefs re6ners, and exporters
not buying
SALT An Their cargo of Curacao sold recently on
private tel
TAllow : PINE ruled dull and heavy at 10Hc. q
II &c. cash, per ID
1onAcco.-Spie s were made Of Is hhds Kentucky, at
7kc &c IL Florida. at 27sc. with 138 ball
Cuba IS yara terms not made public.
WnIsk EY.-ahout 400 bbs Ohio and Prison were dis
posed Of at $50. q ~ &c per gallon.
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menced nahtjng, when the wife OF Chapman, who
ran across to them with pistol in her pocket, and
Chapman called upon her TO shoot, which sine com
mepced doing. Do lahue in the meantime sprung
behind door for protection, and commenced shoot
ing also. Three ba Is from his pistol struck the
man. neither Of which did much injury other than
causing flesh wounds. The fourth ball struck Chap
man 10 the corner of the left eye, inhcsDg serious
il not mortal wound. The ball which struck Chap
man penetrated his skull, causing the most intense
sgOI and At last accounts had not been extracted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-04

PRoposED STsIKE IN THE NAVY YARDS. "A
meeting Of the workmen in the q lspors Navy yard
was held In Portsmouth on TIE 23d inst. for the pur.
pose Of adopting measures 10 an increase II
pay. a gentleman present made sta emeut OF the
efforts which had been made to the Navy Departme1 ut
for an increase of pay AID the of the same
being unsuccessful, and suggested that steps
Northern YARDS, and TO make united effort with
said Yards to effect the object desired. After which
the folio wing resolution was uoanim ,usly Adopted
Resolved THst cImutteso Of nys h@ apo,tntsp 81
respond with suitable TIE New Yors and P,s
Zen Navy yaits az 10 rhr 60
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BRIGHTON MARKET Dec AT Market 2, $50 cattle, (ssy
LOO beef and $50 stores) 500 sheep and $50 swine.
qpo,e extra So IS 20; first quality 81 % 81
ST IS; second So rs q ST. third IS 40 s
IS 8. Working oxrn-Sales $72 aud Sl35. Cows and
calves-ssl-s $'4 and s65. tor~-Yearlngs 81 sl0s
two year I'D, $2a SIS; three year old, 81 $685. Shee
= Sales So rs 81 20. Swine-Saes quick; shoAM t0|
pedde SIS so So for sows So SO 81 for barrows. Old,
So and IS 80 AID So: ut retail from S. SO to So.
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hey bad hired, were called t. account ny the Pner
OF the borses. Angry words ensue1. wbereup,n ona
of The miners drew hts pistol but was deferred from
using IL y the interference Of a bystander. The
stabe-hceper then returned to town, aud collecte
psity q thirty five men TO chastise his Opponents
On coming up to them q desperate encounter ca
sued, in when pistols, knives, clubs, rocks, and
other missiles, were freely employed. Tso Of
the attacked party finding themselves ogerpo yered.
fled for he woods. followed by one Of the Other
party, Who was Swapping his pistol at them. One of
the two re'reating, then turned around an dis
charged bis pisto the j. took effect above the left
eye OF bis antagonist, infic ling dangerous Souad.
MAN HuNG We learn from the constable Of Kel-
rey township says the 81 Dorado Republican, that .
difficulty took place at American Flat, on Sunday
lest, between Spaoiard aud an American named
Jeffrey Lewis at q gambling table, which resulted
in slight bov or two between the parties. Here
the matter ended, as all supposed but next morn
panions sought out Lewis and without further cause,
shot him dead. The murderer Immediately made
his escape, and was followed BY large party of
men but could not be found. The alarm was soon
sounded and large number Of miners from the sur
rounding dggiDgs collected at the Flat and arrested
the other two who were insti9ators 10 the affair and
determined to hang them. While the preparations
were being raade for trial, one of the prisoners
made HIS escape the other was condemned 70 be
hung, and about sunset the sentence of Judge
Lynch" carried into effect. Lewis Is repres sned
rs bavDg been a quiet, peaceabe mar, and much
esteemed by his friends and 0eighbDrs. He was from
Charlton county, Mo- The officers are in pursuit of
the murderer and it is hoped that he may be over
taken and receive the punishment a; the hands Of
the Law which his terrible offence merits. a great
excitement prevails in that neighb 'rhood, and ma
iorify OF the Spanards in 'h4t quarter are lea ing
A lar 90 number passed through here on Tuesday.
Suoorfxa AFFAIR IN Ell DpRADo.-Thc Placer
vile n pndt,cnn contains the particulars of shoot
ing afrsy in the 10 sn II Ringgold which ia likely 10
prove serious TO Of the parties concerned IN s. 1t
aopcsrs that Misunderstanding has existed for
some iiuc bet scen @ UDn named Cbaunaa aud an.
other named D-nohuc. On Monday last thav net
&, h~rt Tqs1' pSs { bttscsn Then. az .tsy IN
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u ERTURD Il CO.'S CALIFORNIA. SOUTH AMERIC a
ID and next regul,r ell pmant will
forward by tie Unted state, mail steamers Illinois an1
Winfield Scott Monday Deo. at two O'Clock, In oharg
RERFORD CO. 80 Broadway.
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yhe MAJ. Robbery nj vvatertovyn, w

Seldn H. MhIEtWr, VINO was examined on MOI
day befsie Whitfield smith Esq, Oh CHARGE Of rob-
bng tle p sc Office at WGier.osn, was committed
for trial yesterday. good tsa, Of pr use due to
Depufy Sheriff Giles OF Watefto gn; bad it no; b zen
tor BIN The letters way bills, drafts &C. would have
been destroyed bs the prso5tr, ard IL would bivs
been difficult ard perhaps impossible to have con.
vilted him Of The offence. o. Sunday morning the
officer became saith fed that Matthe hsd stolen the
letters &c, from r1e fact of his having been heard
by some ni The inmates OF the hoase to be ru-Iliog
papers IN his room and otter crcamsan es: III al.J
appeared NJ cay. The officer went to the Post
naser's house, bat lie was gone t. church, he left
tefsnh in the home e. ~atsh the clerk for fear n.
would bnn the let era, drsfts &C.. and thus destroy
all evidence against hin. About four p. NJ. gu Sun
day tie search warrant was obtains the trunk
tarched and the evidence Of the roaberies foun
The defendant was required 10 give hail In the sun
Of a 000 for his appearance at the United stat .
Court for trial, and in default committed ba TX
to jail
A large number OF letters we're found In the
possession Of The culpIit among which the following
were the only ones which had contained money
Where Nailed IddreSs.
Bernn--Cayin Hoe 90, No - Murray street, Y.
Barpss, fbaro DoFso, 81 sui IS Maiden lane,
"
R)ssnfst & Lars.o, IL Lisorty street. NY
j. II. Nc Sell. 81 Liberty rect y. Y.
Day, Griswod 70 Ia ford Connecticut.
Curiis 4 IIape-r Liberty street. NJ Y.
hary y. anBce. Ovster Bay o. ID N. Y
Ha.y Eeyfe-, 10 Mrilsa Lane, N ".
GTatt 81 81. 4 T.. Maxwell OF Berlin, % Mobile
kish 4 Hoover o. New York city Ia fsvor Of Gurus x
Hoppeni for tli 10 without any lsttet.
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CLOTHING, sc.

fyAsT.OYF CLo1HIN0.-S20O0 WORTH WANTED
" rhs highest oash price will be literally given Ia ourrer
for large small lots of good left oil clothing
Every description. Address through posi- call JAM
1oEONkY his dhand store ii Orange street, nea
Chatham strsa..
DEAD THIS GENTS 1T IS A WELL KNOWN FAC
IL With you all that $50 Pearl street, Broad
very beat place 20 send winter clothing .,
cleaned dyed altered repaired and rsrde 10 look eGus
10 Eeg, =. sht st n = > I'D cterp
a. - AAASsVS. ~ sblssA
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On Sunday, January OF Gsease Of the heart SARAH,
vie Of samuel l.. Darfeld
The relatives friends Of the family and the
beIs Of Meridian Lodge No AZ o. Of O. r., invited
to attend the funeral from her latc reside No sa2
Eighth avenue this (tuesdaJl afternoon At o'clock
On Saturday evening, January RosGkT BuLos, IN
IN the I8sn year OF nv sge
Tbe .lstyos ANA Trends Of the family and those of his
son Robert Bucid a;e requested 70 ateRo DIS fune.
snl this 0aT inesdsy) At 81 O'Clock r H., from his
late residence NO ~ West Fourteenth street. without
At Fishkiil January l, Of t, phold fever TaxoDo,E
Hunt eldest son OF Jsmes oppie, Keq in tho 2ls
o. mis- sga
In k6z .se,hto,n N j, YriJ.y morning., December
81, Mra MARIA Harris wife Of M. William Harris Of
Australia and daughter OF Col iona han ohephsrd Of
the ierIner place shea 70 years and days.
Ia Brooklyn on Wedre.aay N raius, December 90
MARY infant daughter of Ed sard sad rary T.. Gtonyn
op monday Jshuary :, MARY Am daughter Of Janes
ana susan M. suy dam, aged 10 years months and
70 days.
The relatives and cDds Of the family are resp sotsuy
Invited 70 attend her fnasss on Wednesday, 5tn ias at
O'Clock Y. m from tina rssioepce of her pssens LIS
East Twenty fourth street. without further Initiation
In Brooklyn January l, much respected b. all that
knew Ian. OF diseste Il the heart 0aARLSs DousIAs
AEyMln late Of ipssoh Suffolk England, aged years
Hk end vas PEACE.
Or Aonoay, January g. of yhooping cough MARI
Louisa, youIscst dspehtet Of John D. and Elisa King
aged year months and DAYS
The relatives sud fieDds Of The family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from ths re,.dsn
father, II horaic street, without far Saer notice
On sunosy evening, January at the CITY Hospital,
after short illness EDnAsD MAciN, aged AZ years and
months.
BIS brothers John and Daniel Masin aud their friends
earnestly requested 20 attend h- fuaer from his
late residence 3i5 Water street this tuesday sftcrnoon
1t clock prerfsey His viii b. taken to Saw
York Bay Cemetery, fer intermeDt
On Monday January after lingering illness 9EoRcE
MATHEWS sged t6 yesrs months ana Us days.
The relatives friends o the fsMly Also the me
per- OF Msrha-tsp Lodge Ne 30 OF o. r., ana Mount
ZION Encsmpnent No 81. l. Of r.. are respectfully
invited his funeral wednesday sitter aoon,
at o'clock tom bis late residence No iT Wesg rDir-
teenh street without farther INVITA- Ion HE remains
viii be taken q Greenwood Cemetery for intsrpient
On MonaAy January s. WILLIAM y. CSssK In the 2Sth
year OF nis sge.
The friends OF the family respectfully iavitsd
attend Lis from Ls late Ie-idsnos. I26 Woosor
street on Weoneedsy. 9th inst. at O'Clock p. NJ
On Monday, January JoHS Lose, eyed 81 years ani
10 months.
Funeral this day. (rueedey) at O'Clock from his late
residenee No 2o7 Wsst nth stteet. The
eers Of Commercial Lodge o. VI y and the Order in
general ere respectfully invited to attend.
ht Greene, CnensDeo ceunty N. On Bunday, Dec.
2s CnAtLEs Camkkos, Esq
In hetcalfe Terrace ontrso OIL Dec. 80 JoBy CLAsKR,
E,q chief factor In the Hon Hudson Bay Company
IL his T2d yesr
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iron 81 Helena shanshae thsAss 70 London Ths ships
20 s.s S1 s d.s:
E 81 r. ss sSs hsss s
sSp:. Is
s: ss.ssn. Canton Grad L.d Nsa
2 = T i .ss s. a..
W chip Huran, from Boston for san Pr.noisoe; soon
is
BERN Srtt steering g showing signal rod ground With
a, S:'. s:: md n:rss Hs s
Il Ion ~ -PSls Dus0A sah'' Ar'as'n
B.rk Chsrlotts wynga nsawa!ins. APaiaohisolA. IL
Bar, PANEL. SDsy, Hocurdy. Calais days with lash
Bs fyohery inswl. Ns1sen. Calais, days with ium-
be- "a. I. ssrs: t:.n Calais days. with un
Brig 4ys Dec Il With h: s
for End parted 90 with her crsGsea leland psss.ss
Is,s.saj sOa IS u Co. spoke big Psuiias' from So
Big S:se,r ror. .u Prince, u days. with ooee
Brig Arsi tIS Of livsrpooi Ms, Garfield M.y.su.
rk ss.y. :. with ;..Ssfs e frsenaa Co. Des 81
Brig Lady e the AXE shute, Bangor 10 days via Now
schr Geo smith. Nichols Georsst,w,. SC, with naval
schr hary scuI. scuM Wilmington. NC. with naval
sebr p Brown Suites. Wilmington NC. days with
naval stores.
schr Rv Brown. Hulse, Wilmington. NC. 8 days, with
naval etores-
sell Firm English Eewbern. NC. days. with naval
stores.
scrT II eprico. futile. Richmopd. 4 days
Sohr Planet Smith VirEipia 3 days, for FalrhAvsu.
schr Chief Decker Virgiri,, days.
Sol B,De Post. Virginia. 5 te,s
fchr Justin Hewitt, " sstot ester
schr John c,oehford frme, New Hsyon. day
rehr Fsrtfofd sp it'll. newport day
Sobr Jose oh Powell. Rhedes, Rookland. 8 days.
BELOW
Bark Bors ss tBr), -. new Ross tsootland) IT days
with ecAtert
schr Hudson, lumber IL AIDED
Wind during the day from 10 ne.