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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-07

CARLYLE, H., June q, 1885,
have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair restorative, and have
admired ia wonderful eject My hair was becoming, as
thought prematurey grsy but BY the OF his Resora-
tive has resumed original color and have no doubt
permanently 50. SIDNEY BkEEsN
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-07
10. G. BROWN,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,

MY stock of Fancy Goods, Periumery, &C. is very
Il complete, having received fresh supplies selected by
of the firm in person, viz: Lubns BaZins and Mchels
Extracts; American Tinct and German Cologne Water
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes in every stye Dill
lucs and Lubns Sachets Aromatic Crystals China Metal
and Glass Puff Boxes several styles; Shell Combs large
stock. Also have on hand Indigo, Madder, White Lead,
Linseed Oil, Turpentine, &C., &c je9
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
POETRY.
We are oflrn reminded of the beautiful poetical couplet:
"'Taint every one can be poet
 No more n a sheep can be n goat


 No more n a sheep can be go.ut."
 Our table is filled with jingle that efforts of tte groaning muse has produced, varying in theme from inc sublimiiy Of the creation to the setting of hen. We would give a few specimens of the more lamentable sort cf those efforts, but do not wish to offend those who may feel conscious of having achieved work scarce less than that of Homer or Milton. These efforts are for the most part elegiac the muse has become in many instances immeasurabIy fanereaI, and in all eases has literally run itself into the ground. It is lamentable to lose friends. but it is matter of wonder to us how relief can be obtained through torturing of lan- guage into rhyme. Why should we, who never kEew the departed, however dear they were 10 the writers, be made tue medium of spreading these rhymes among our read- CTS, who were equally unknowing of the loss they have sustained And there seems to be an unhecessafy harping upon one string in their productions thus we are told that the dear departed has gone, and that she or he Is happy and in heaven. This is very well, hut every one has the same bur then, until patience is exhausted, and the Ipigeon-iple receives the gem that was to have blessed the world.
 Another species of eiegiac poetry has the spiritual feature, that brings troops of dead l people around us all the time in most fearful proximity, till we hardly know which way io turn for fear of dispellihg our grandfather. Withou: wishing 10 be thought unfeeling, we would express the hope that other ways of comfort than bad rhyme may be found for gtief, and that we shall be spared the misery of rejecting efIusions, the publishing of l which would not be cretitable to us, and would he very miserable to sympaihizing friends who might not believe in the inspiI4 ation of the lisles.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Vol Mx-Me. IT. Whole No. l475. 5

201 Authorizing the Mayor of Hartford to
 appoint additional special constablcs
 for, the first two weeksin October, 1855. POP Validating doings of a town meeting in
 New Haven. 203 Mileage of old town of Saybrook de < clared.
 2O4 Incorporating the town of Putnam. 2UJ q sess8 South Lyme. 206 Mileage eoftown of SouthL Lyme declared 207 :. West Hartford :. 2US .. Windsor Locks s
 Iarnpikes. 2O9 Amending charterof Guilford and Dur
 ham Turnpike Company. 2lO Amending charter If Guilford and Dur
 ham Turnpike Company. 2ll Repeating charter of Humphreysville
 and Salem Turnpike Company.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

.Sedmanship.-Near charity school in the neighborhood cf Liverpool, there is a full sised brig sunk into the earth, allrigged and equipped. The intention of this is to teach such children as intend to follow the sea, the nature and management of a vessel. Sometimes on very stormy nights, the boys are piped out of bed and sent on hoard and aioft 10 unfurl and fnrl sails. in order to ac- quaint them with some of the duties they will have to perform in after life, as soon as they get into deep water.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Cornptroller's Report.

STATE OF CoNNECTIcuT, Office of Secretary of State, July, 1855. ss The following extracts from the report of the Comptroller of public accounts, exhibited to the General Assembly. at their late session, comprise such parts of said report as are by law required to be published in tine several newspapers in this State,
 ND. SHERRY, Secretary of State. The State of Connecticut in general account of ceipts and expenditures of funds appropriated for the current expenses of government. For amount of payments from the Treas ury from the 3lst of March, 1854, to the lst of April 1855, for the current expenses of government under the following heads, yz;
 Debenture aud contingent expenses of General Assembly. SS3, ,26o 57 Salaries of Officers of Government, l4,o5S 5 Contingent expenses of Government, 56,aS2 70 Judical expenses, 6T,535 P Expenses of supporting State Paupers, 22O0, co Schools. s,s75 O. Salary of Directors of the State Prison, 800 co Advances made to Quarter Master Gen tutons' ~ ll,7ss 42
 $l79,s62 56 March 3lst. To balance of Civil List
 Funds in Treasury to new
 account, S6,40l 56
 s $slg,2e4 l2 1854. CONTRA. CR. April tst. By balance ia Treasury,
 March 3lst, 1854. as per
 Comptroller's Report. $j6,229 l3
 By payments into the Trea-
 sury from 3l March, 1854,
 to lst April, 1855, viz
 From forfeited Bonds, 2.27l 32
 .. Ayails of Courts, ,296 0S
 Dividends Bank Stock and Taxes 14Sy590 G2
 Miscellaneous sources, ,366 %
 Bank Bonuses, 6,5l0 40 1855. s2l6,2el l3 April lst. By balance of Civil List
 Finds in the Treasury, $36,40l 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

E Eight hundred and eighty mine dogs have already bccn killed in St- Louis, the present season.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

Irish potatoes arc said to haye come un- der the bun nf tho Know Nothings. There will be no market for tho fruit tlsis year cs- cept to paddles and the Sag Nichts."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

~ A young man eloped last week from pittsbureh with " weman'' fen years of
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
pERMANENT FITND.

PERMANENT FUND.-
 The permanent fund Of the State, on tile lst day of April ls55 consists of Bank Stock not transfer able or subscriptions to the capital Of sundry banks which may Dc withdrawn on giving six months notice, viz
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23

5Llstof \ Appointments made by the General Assembly and by che Senate In Execu- tive 6cssiOU-Publlshcdi iH aceoESlance with . Nes0lnfl0n of the General Assembly. Cosfipued.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
LITcIIfIELD ENQUIRER, tvDLlsnEp rvEs1 rsulsraf nussins n
 Fl. w. HYATT. efffss, Ono Dsor gast of lht Court Hsuss.
 LITCHFIELD. CONN.

ITEMS.
 ssbscf1pfIsn Fer Asnsm. Village Subscribers fby carrier, and single Mail sstscribsrs-is adsasfs, q 50 Town Snhscribers, foff the casrier'sSonse,) and Mail SubscriheFs, iE Bundles, 95 CT. if paid stvictiy in Gdramce, % s1r Postage Free within this County.
 Adveyfistng. Sixteen Iines df less-1, 2 or weeks, ef % For contnuance thereafter. per week, 20 Probate oshcrleesl no'icesa at the usual rates. Yearly and other regular adveniserS chafged according to space occupied.
 fr Transiesf AdrerfisemesEs Mssf 6e dccsss- ysSie6 pih fhe Money 70 secsse iHsestios Every DescripfIon of
 5OR.Y R K0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

MosDAY, Oct. Id NJ
Asns-sales OF 80 bbS. at ~ SIX for pots, and -
Hxx,psrwss. -Flour-rhe market was less active The
at ~ 62h ~ 81 with some small lots At - and 600
bbs common state purchased deliverable In Octo-
ber private terms Western sold 81 Is a. 10 sor
common and extra and extra Genesee ranged a, 10 sSn
30. Southern rather easier. The sales about
100 500 bbs which ranged from - y ~ ~ for mixed
TO choice brands and - rs go for fancy to extra
Some 500 600 bbs Canadian sold ut prices rang
ing from o. SO Rye aour--sslea Of 100 bills we're
made at IS so 81, for fine and superine Corn meal
dull with small sales New Jersey at ~ o2T. Wheat
The market better supplied with white, which
was easier and for southern, varied from o. - o.
Tennessee red at 81 Wy, and other lots inferior
brought as low as rs and white Canadian sod at
81 o. The aggregate transactions embraced about TO-
600 10 900 bushels Con-11e receipts largo and
prices rather easier the ssles embraced about 900
20 600 bushels Western mixed At SOC sec Nth some
made Mt 81 is. Barley in good demand and
Oats dull at 42c aoc for state and West
ern.
COMMISSIONING to the inclemency Of tho weather ths
market was quiet, while prices were unchanged. Tho
% sss; Maracaibo 2622 IAguyra 1s7b; Java $40 St.
20 800.
CorIos.-The sales reached about 900 bales, based
upon middlng upands at about Toe, with a fraction
OF In some cases) and about 1915. for New Orleans
mlddling.
FRKIGnrs.-Rates were firm, and closed with an adj
vancing tendency. To Liverpool 900 bbls Hour
engaged at a.; grain WAS at I'D In bulk; and 900
~
at the close 13d. asked in ships bags; and 1850
boxes cheese were engaged at PIT To London, 10000
bushels Of wheat engaged In ships bags ct Id,
and for flour bs. asked To Glasgow, 20 hhis. 10
bacco engaged at 4Os and 20 Heroes Mt u.s. To
Bremen 800 bales Of cotton were engaged at lc and 70
terces rice at $0s. To HAvre cotton At 1c., aud
-four at 81 To California the number Of vessels were
reduced, and rates rmer ranging from from 35c.
soc per foot measurement To Antwerp, 1900 bushels
rye were engaged At 15d.
Hay was quiet at 70c per 100 lbs.
IRoS--scotch pig was at about s37 s37 So months.
niVtaA HVvu ualaa n(kn Iona msut.t
50 56h
NAVAL sroRs.-sales Of 100 bills spirits turpsutDs
we're made at s8c., in shipping order, and l 900 bbs
common rosin at 81 65 per $40 lbs, delivered.
PRovInoSs.-Pork-There were buyers at S22 IS and
sellers at SO 50; sunl sales reported at 81 81
Beef was quiet without change In prices country prime
and mess at last weeks prices The go
con sides sold the other day at 9kc In the rough
state lard IN fair demand with sales Mt Nc. 12r
ButterStste In fair demand nj 15c &c., fur Ohio and
l0c. &c for State. Cheese ranged from DC. a l0c
The following table shows the stock Of pork and beef In
the New York and Brooklyn yards October l. and at the
same time last month and last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

BROADWAY 1anxus new tragedy a francesca
ia Rimin 10 announced again for this evening, AMI
judging from H. great popularity Il likely 10 be con.
unued Tor long time. The farce ~ ITO Paris and Back
scr Five roun<s" Is also 70 be played.
NInIo's ssDk>-Ihistow,s new and successful opera
at rip Van wnkie' wiil ~ repeated tonight BY the
pyne Hsrrson Company NJ. Stretton appearing "a
Nip, Mr. Hsrrison Edward, and Miss Louisa Pyne az
A1ce.
Bsvvy TmAsxs--Nr. 4. W. wallaek Il 90 sustain the
character n King James again this evening IN the popu
Ter piece u the "kins a the Commans.n The closing
piece oil b. Jack shepard"
Buvros's Isnsrsx--1hs proxrsmns for 60 night com.
pri~e- 'artl water Run. isrr and the Anderinx Min
ssvl IN 10th 81 Which W.. nurton w appear assisted
BY the osher hvorite- ~ tie theatre.
wAiascg's rmxrxs--Ths same very attractive enter.
tainnens vhch Tsvcn here last evcning a. % h.
p~ssed to.nxbi. n consists Il the tame ~ love aud
The lss nee piece a "now stout You're Gestlngs
Nssr~HrAs Tnxps---cesnellss's nss~iy emitted
.foysucse. ell Ne rsrforsssd snr tho srsf time n
America. ca Wednesday evening neat. Nile. Rscbel sas
t~icsax The part ~ Pauline.
woops Nn~nns.-rhi. popalsy eosapany are n sp-
per m Their n~v had sssin hls eveslns The programme
Il unusually attractive.
Brrur's ssxsssIssv The opers eontisuss 20 ~
socc.s2srh sin - pi@yec this evening" vita the
sxcsiisnt east.
Tm HmnasA ~ rm Apesao Reo~s -as. CHA. On
give her pleasing iiiu.tr.tions sx.aa - niwht
nssrss ~ San ms, an AsssaaxtAxN-A very
peasant essalns go = ssens a Arsaemy Hal - aixht
raoswsss s,Atfl~rss MS snp~rinw un~xiclaa IN
cnmmsnes hs p<s~nr ncarn~s g. aoffo. n.sht al NJ.
eAanics isiA az hs~d~sg.
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vhe m Husson River. Nee Haven. eaisns and Chicago
and tho ae.einx r~por sAss costs from dollar
one dollar ant hall PEI is There prob~biy u not
aaoshsr railroad In Ne egansy operated al less expense
per nils than the Reading, or casas and Chicago; and
thoss ccmpane~ report cost q dollar No can
suppose Goa meneni that the New York Central or the
Eric, or The Harlem, are operated eheaply the
GAens sDa Chicago, VI the Reaiins-notvithstanding
which IN their reports statements that they are
operated considerably cheaper The absuriify q such
returns 4 visible On their tce. u |. opinion that
the curreut operating exenses u the Ns~ York Central
last year were Al least IN dollars equal % the total
Der Of miies run Ny - loe0mov~a This fact Win
suppress "a.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement, In the leading departments Of the banks Of this
city during the week preceding saturday morning. sept,
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The Turf.
uM0N CnuRaK. L. Ii

UNION CUuEHk, L. Is-TK0TTIN6.
trotting match fbr 81 900, mile heats, TO wagons
came Oh yesterday afternoon in the rain and mud be-
tween b. Jack Potter and b. Soto. The attendance
was small as might have been expected and the race was
soon over Jack Potter dstancng the the first heat
The following is summary
MONDAY, Oct. l-Trotting match, 81 ,ooo mile heats
to wagons.
b. Woodruff named b. g. Jack Potter.
w. Shute named b. IN. Soto. ds.
Time, 2a3.
The matches announced at the Centrevie were post
poned until the first fair day.
ILLINOIS.
BRIGHTON COURSE, CHICAGO Sept. 16.-Trotting purse
$500 ten miles, in harness, between Jerry Parker
and r. z Columbus, which won by the former. The
following Is the time Of each mile -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

mospASs Vtt Ia r. M
The stock market opened heavy this morning. There
appears to be general disposition 70 sell out the ssans
speculative stocks at lower prices. The transactions
we're therefore large At the first board Virginia 6s de-
cined y per cent Nicaragua, u. Erie, \; Harlem, Nj
Reading, ~; Hudson River Railroad, Y; Michigan South
ern ". Panama Railroad advanced n; Cleveland and
Toledo, " Illinois Central bonds sold ut son interest
od--equa to san, interest This Is decline Of
per cent. There little activity today In
State stocks without change in prices New York Cen
trail was heavy at 90; the best bid OBJ per cent
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales Of bonds and stocks made at auction BY A. H.
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OAKLAND COURSE, LOUISVILLE, Sept 19.-Raoe. mile
beats, best three in FIVE.
John Cempbsls Fanny Campbell, by Glencoe,
J. Hsrds; Jas. xcceiana BY Gray Eagle. eds
Time, 1A7-1:62.
Der. 20.-Race, three mile heats.
Thos O. Moore entered b. L Pu. Farris, years
DID, Wagner 0T TiD 81 4 sfsms:so
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE counsE=Fusr DAT, Sept. H--sweepstake
Cor four year olds; $500 entrance; $50 forfeit two mile
c. a Hamlton's 3; ., whirlwind, by Tempest, dam
WV ~eeaisi. s. in1inciSls, ~ Sovereign,
": !. Css:,n. ": =. & Henry PsI,its By Mar
grave d'~ 0dd sss sas sA y si.'Al DIST
ssoosD DAY. Sept lsswespst.te for three year Odds;
v. stsvsnscu's b. Q. BY Sovereign, dam by Bos-
w. wcodrsii;; b. {. kansas, By Sovereign
p 4 Fo y T. :. Gi:ncc: dam b; Medcc.
a. A Hsmltos's o. Crookinden, by Tempest,
-" ''Tn,a Time, i.io-i :aa.i:57. p'' J"
sscoss s &C. a. wesPsaas for two year Od' 500
M. wOodioIi's Sr. I, 3 b. Isysth.n, dam -.
rmss Das, sept. ls-Jocksy Club purse, $3.50. two
~ u. r. g.
d.n Blue Bpaaei, By imp Hedssord, 1years old.
". v. Woydfolksh T. Iodine, By Sovereign, dam
. sSss yssi. o, .a IL: tracy dr.
G. Hsni,ss'ss. b. frank Erwin, By Tempest,
~, = s s''s si.a,os., years s.n ' sy
sscekholdsr, years old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2dis
NAmvuit RAcns, Forrrn DAY, sept 2o.-Proprietor's
pure, 800 mile heats.
s'rs.s. . =: y Hamlet dam !, rr @.,:
dam BY I<visthAn, years old. .............. 2 2
". T. chssshan's CD. Q. Highlander, by Glencoe,
dam '''''a'' ~ r s%. ss.l ysss' old n
yyr. ns. sspt I.-Propristor's purse, 800, mile
". 7. Cheathsm's ch. c. Henry perrit',
hy kaigrsse, out of Old stocking, by
Thcrshin, = pears old. ............... 2 IL
". housttrees br. q. John y. Power, by
Esa e.t Of idiAck, BY Leviathan,
iims. SOL 20 i; ssi...ii:ass-,ss
ssxn DAY. sspt. 22-Par.e $500 two mile heats.
q a. Hsmilson's b. 6. whIrlwind, BY Tempest, dam
- Ann Barrow y Cock q the i.ocL, years old.
Dam sss ssas-' = mp n.ss:'s'a, ,ssf as %
stsks or three ODDS mile heats soo entrance $50
Wv. wossolt entered 9. E iodine, BY Sovereign,
W; =. Rcqndtr.s entered B. g., BY shamrock, dam
w. " woe,ssh entered ). g Kansas. By soye
r~pn, dan by Ieviathsn. ...................pd It,
". Z chs.thsm entered D. i FowIer's b. G. lei
Pain, by Geucoe, dam by Medoc ............. pl H.
z. A. Hamilton entered 9. T. croohenaen, by Tenn
pet, dam ~ Isvisthan. pi r.
Time. 157-1.56
SAM ss .-,weeps,ake Cor two yerr Odds single heat
cf mile 500 entrance go forfeit. -Four forfets.
W. y Roupasree entered Icwies' b. T. Ada -, by
Albion. dsm by Ieviatban. 1
W. chesthAm entered b. G., by Glencoe, dam sonora
Low, by ieviathan.
vtsGISIA.
NV NkRKTT Cornsg-forKrH DAy, sept 2s-Proprie
tof's purse e2n0. two mile heats.
James faley's one Eyed Joe, by Prince George. 2
q. r. Hsres Fanny fern. by Glencoe.
Thomas fssweiis Agitata hy Childe Harold. q
John Helcher's Reieccs ~ Tally Ho ......... dis
Time. S35-3ast.-3ls
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1ofnL 10 419,36I 95F J. I5b,V7Z Ib7F so5
Net decrease 10 Sept ~, 0s7 ,sE
There large shipments OF bresdstuifs from this
port last week. To nearly every Continental port 10
which exports made there bpnents ~ -four
To Liverpool the value Of breadstuhs shipped exceeded
that Of cotton. Flour, wheat and will enter a.
largely into exports this year any previous
except perhaps the year Of famine in Ireland We HAYS
abundance TO send and the probability is that there
viii be demand the other side for 81 ani
ships to carry. The outward movement hss but ~,
commenced.
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Fyssssn N~shss..

Tar - rfsas Ifintasf A1g4si q lss@r
have iuff hekrd ~ 80 aft~ygf4stF - flonuas,
nuN hssF bu' 4 sstsNs wfits ytss tuf utaFtet
nnes nlsek asBsssi - Aaef1ar pf9fisAons ssa Sour
81 feellefh 10 sfsf4 Sra le# ~rrAf3s ~ 800
~. "a this sfts4 saf 4 ansslsstAs 81 aay tllng ls
atlsT vsrs 30 tffs spsnas1 Hosf arriy~i : fw
days So fnsl llserrA saf@fpf arNsls - asnsi ~
80 rsasss frsats - 81 ~ ~ Ia. mBr~rfns C,ya
rss4 ~ So fsfn q shgesanf supply Me.s us,Ys o.
~ hts ~ nsals~ - fhls 9tss ~nsh ~. ~ 'hs sgtea
Z q arflsa nws NHeiassf asn ~ ihe s0r4f e.ne IA.
H., tras ~ is4.s hsavy - y pAasers bisaA
bs@thf
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HktLAhkff0t 90 FtHffINks FRoN NfNVINk ~
tsosskNtnp tsskHrsts To eunstitutiasal rixhf "a
etseo - th~ at,sa states - feaasu fsx tiss ~ an
has ssol s~rstes exlsns nmt any - a. wtsls asl 10
the org~nxea Territories bal si.o " ~ ~ aaarxaa
isef t~fritoFt.l lssssssstAas a ths tnit~d state
NJ 10 soah r~rritpry tksrs H. - snmll.rl1n~v. AZ
The Anaf~a ~tstsM " se ths siNk*mt uaky ts~~a -
r~rspturs sittAoss laaisssl prac~~s
Any sueh fnxitivs from asFsies IN tAs laalan esun
~ = there ~fuiiy mnA lmtraiar = sahleoi
y srsss' - ths ssseatAss sathqriig 81 tbs nit~s
state
-wsA iaftivw esnnes 10 pf~s~rt~s fr~u sstfNdsisaa
BY any tnfsn g - natie 80 fhe fnasns 80 thnu
selves The sptsert. - tie rmtsa Nt.t aaA ~ "
po-ss IN oenaict ~th ths - n. Cuassa
state.
O. ~ ~ ioesi hw q Ne srranlssi p.lste. ausuma.
mites ~ tho ch~fcseeN thtsss ed tbi~k.ea gA~re
y smps pfDssinn - ihe Asiisefy ~ u slser ise,a
sefvtrs any u the Ssasps
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scoxsIx srArk pxlsox-The patlrlaIe. al lhe

wrscoxsrx STATE PxisoS.-The rsfiyaes Of the
convict. thu Wisconsin f.nssailsry. 81 WAnpan ~.
- foIows-wslss !, Atlantic 0crsn Holland 4 rrnK.
sia J. England 2 Ireisnds Germany Is sisss state.
Tosn! oo-sS males and t~gnalea The slov nx are sh-
crimes Tor which the above convfefs hx ~ sih~l
l. adultery embezxle ment passing c0unf~tsst lnsy
j, forgery !, fai@e prssenoes !, asson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

FIRE m PRovrDsxcx.--A hpe broke out ve.t~r.
day morn ~ "a ship sis~st sd he haeiax 0wnel and
entirely eonsurnst. Another too story bed isx sAia
ing aud lumber outlde - ~ naueh bavn ~ whlA
there trsut H. The ~ D. o. Ia. 80
Of vr Daley Is shout stoo The bars ~ n~nry 4
Msthessos ADJOINING The hfs, bulnx bsi lnx ~ n M
Daley burnt txefher ~ith hay, asnfIt Il tos
rlesxs, nc HI loss about 81 On ahleA h~n~ !.
po nsufance --I'ror.ilrcs foaraaf. S-y<. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-02

Bousry LAND wAn3ASra~Ax0rHrs IxrexrAxr
Issfsss Il arnnss~son~f slau& q tha f~mwrm t1loa
has cdei thst The turces saploy~i " Hlrt a tn
s~cr.safy - Vas ot ths puflnse a ~ iatr@ArvN
ftum ths 1Asfe<es lands 10 is2a sat ls4s nut
ttld o. bounfy isnd unisr te 49, ~ 81 Mach lass
NJ y shown ~ No record that shsy sls call~
into service W asy stats r~rrisery All sere 80 -
sassd 10 soy vaH anrlnx me years de.swnsssd
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Totals. 100 2,763 2,pl3 6,762 6,7l8
RIcR-Saes $50 tierccs made, 200 Of which were
for export part at ,. T., and the remainder At 4sc.
5lac. per pound
srtTsThc sales embraced about 81 casks government
No. nutmegs, part previously sold to arrive at 00c.
gc held higher. 1915 bales cloves and 100 bales
Glove stems, just arrived, on p t.
suGAR1he inclemency OF tho weather interfered with
transactions, which quite limited About 200 hhds.
Cuba muscoyado were sold at 7tc. IKE. Some Of the
reners have reduced their prices. The following
the rates this day established by Messrs Stewart which
u cent lower Double refined loaf sugar 1OIs cents
per pound; double refined crushed sugar l01s cents
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for crushed in barrels. The stock Of hhds. mode
rate. and the market maintained quite steady tone
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