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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract SafSapariIla,

Compound Fluid Extract SarapariIIa,
Fer purifying the blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess Of mercury, exposure and
Imprudence in life. chronic constitutional dts
ease arising from al ,mpnre state Of the blood
a"d The only reliable and efT.ciual known
remed, for the cure of Scrofu.a, Salt Rheum.
Scald Head, U!ceraiipns of the Thfoa, and
Legs, Pans and Swellings Of The Bones,
letter, Pimpies on the Face, and all ,caly
Eupilons of the Skin
This article is pow prescribed by some Of
the most distinguished phi, siciaus in the conn.
try, aud has proved more efficient in practice
Than any pfepa ration of SarsapariIla yet offered
10 the public. Several cases Of secondary
syphilis, MetcurisI and Scrnfulous diseases
have entirely recoyeredia The iucurat lie wards
i our pubic institutions which bad for man
years resisted every mode Of Treatment, thai
could he devised. These cases furnish strIkin O
examples Of the saIutary effects of this med.
eine IN arfe&,ing some of the most nveieratc
diseases, after the glands were destro, ed and
he bones already affected.
NoTIcE.-Lerters from responsible physi
'ans ard professors Of several Medical Col
'.ees, and certificates Of Cures from patients
ALL bcfound aceompa n wing both prepara,icns.
Price -Buchu, 81 per bottle, oil 6 bottles for SIS
SarsaparIila +" I" I"
quail IN strength 10 one gallon Of Syrup of
Sarsapanlla.
Prepared and sold by H. +. HELMBOLD,
Chemist. 263 Chestnut Street, near the Glrard
lnuse, Philadelphia and TO be had OF drug
.isis and dealers every where.
All letters directed 10 tie Proprietor or
1sent receive immediate attention.
For sale by A C SMITH, Litchfield
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
a ttention Farmer +!

NAT f are satisfied from what we hear
w that someaof our hrelhen IN trade are
giving out the idea that we do NOT take any kind
OF produce. INV this is decided mistake,
and we w'eh 10 say 10 our Farming Friends
that we do take all KINDS OF Procnre which veu
have to dispose of. And also thai we have
made arrangements with two Of the largest
Grocer Estnbi y: nts
in Lttchheld COMFY, Messrs. Palmer & Hopkins
and John Scovill, Esq., by which our customers
can have their Groceries at less price than they
can be bought at any other esta biz hrenf.
Now, Gentlemen. having ma lie arrangements
for the Inner Man. we wouId invite you
TO call and examine our splendid stock Of
Dry Goods,
Which we selling at The lowest rates. so
gentlemen bring on your produce Of all kinds
and also bring vour wives and daughters and II
! ne rest OF the family. and we assure you that
You will be well paid for your visit.
Yours, Respectfully.
Ai.VORD & BROTHER.
Corner Store, Woicottvie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
LitchaeId and Aaugatuck n. R.

STAGES leave the Mansion House a, Is
- \; NJ. and Is f. NJ connecting with trains
10 Bridgeport, and in the morning with tram to
Hartford.
Leave l.tchheld Statian on arrival uf the
10 40 morning train and 6.lO evening train from
Bridgeport
FAR hiv cents. l.. FEM.
I.ischheId, Nav l4th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
Spring ShaaCFs.

vESHE largest assortment of Spring ond
q Summer shaws ever offered 10 the neo,le
OF Li'chfed county is now ready for exh.bi,ion
al the Granite Mere. comprising a general a ..
sortmeni oil Grape Shawis. paI and embroidered
Thihei do pain and figured of all cnors nd
styles. Gail and see them.
WOOD NC & LEWIS.
Woicettviiie. May %, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
C.. ReSMh0st,
waite han q kcr and .JeWcler

n ESPECTFULLY informs the habitanis
HI of Litchfield and its vicinity that he has
taken the Store lately occupied bv Mr.. Weller,
where he. intends carrying on the Watch and
Clock repairing business in all its branches
and all work will be warranted TO give perfect
G. REINHART.
Litchfieid, April 1856. 6m5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
Notice.

A I meeting of the " Proprietors Of the
~ Ore. Bed IN Salisbury held a, LakevIle
an second Tuesday OF May, 1855, i, was
Rrso'"ed, that whereas Clark~"n r Collins
claims 10 be the purchaser from Forbes Monsoon
oi 96.9Slo0 Shares at the Capital Stock ot said
PROJECTORS and il is aledged tina, the certificate
tor said shares has been lost or destroyed by
Time or accident, and cannot be procured for
eanrelatlon-that the Secretary procure To be
published an advertisement for ~ least six
weeks IN newspaper printed in the county OF
Lichheld. giving notice Of said claim bv said
Collins, and requiring all persons who may hold
or have any claim TO said certificate to give
notice Of their said claim to the SECRETARY Of
said corporation, and 10 produce said certificate
or forfeit the same.
A true copy Of Record:
Attest, j. n HUBBARD. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
Caution,

4 WOULD again call itte attention Of the
public To the occurrences that almost dai Y
ONE under INV observation Of peddlers and 9th.
RS palning of their glass Tor Scotch Pebble
~peciaeles, al enormous prices. am now III
horned to say from J. Ackley that he has no
raseiing agent or peddler who carries his peb
hes in this Siate--so that those VIA buy of them
10 i, at great risk. aud those whp have b night
ave The comfortable reflection that they have
Nothing alter all but common glass. would
'aan state that 1t may be easily aud simply
ested # you have the glass by touching your
'ps or tongue to each successfully and obsery.
ng the temperature OF ihem-ihe pebble always
preserving the temperature of stone while The
lass viii be much warmer They can onIy be
ad in Litchiield Of A S. Baldwin. whn has on
hahd full md complete assortment OF all the
numbers and will be happy TO show the m TO a nv
who wish tn examine either out oil curiosity or
With intent to purchase.
A. s. BALDWIN.
N. b. Watches and rerniring done by himself
,lways with neatness aud despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
Mourning Goods.

YESHE subscriber has just received new
u stock Il Mourning Goods, Consisting Of
N..rinues, Bonhaz'nes, all wool Deanrs, AL
pat ca, Love Wells, Grapes. G!"ves, Colars, Sc.
A. G. BRADFORD.
Wolcouyilie, Oct LIST, 1866
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
,Ns,O -Four at reduced Prices,

fEvHE Increased receipts OF the new eron
enable us to sappls our customers M
rfsteriai rednrtiaa from vitas prices Ey,rs
oaAeso- IN clga'A aad g0art"t hags,s.fso IN hs,ls
caas sa.J - haest n Lii : BRAas.s,
& =. IL ~ sast of caar'.tissase.
Li,<hiisid. sep, ) h. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

Be not discouraged in The cause OF
truth: though defeated, Right will
triumph.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

a cheerful temper, kindly heart,
and courteous tongue canno. be too
sedulously cultivated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

K EEPS constantly on hand a well selected
IA assortment OF sheet music. Receiving fresh
supplies weekly from New York. he will he able
to accommodate his customers with the latest
compositions, at New York retuil prices.
June 5th. A. S. BALDWIN,:
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
s n.

Ok SACKS OF Dairy and Hav Sal, at
Ac BRADFORD'S.
EtS Hs-Piekled Blue Fish. Halihu. aud
L haeksfei, At SRADFORD'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
black Silks.

TuSf received large assortmen, of choic.
- black Silks OF the best manufacture, which
We are disposed 10 sell at very low prices.
Also, u GOOD assortment of French lawns,
Betases, &c, OF lae hest Sly les. adapted to The
season, can be found at the Granite Store in
Wolcottvl,e. "
WOODlNG & LEWIS.
May LIST 1855.
DAlNTS. OILS, GLASS. &c. can he found
n IN any quantity at the Granite Store il,
Wolco;tville.
WOODiNG s. LEWIS.
May LIST. 1885
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

VENALMAS.-Just received, large and
IL splendid assortment OF Talmas of various
styles and prices.
ALvORD & BROTHER.
Wolcottvie. Sept sih
TT AIDES CLOTHS of the best quality
RZ with the MORE Antique Trimming, can
he had by calling on ALVOkD g. BROTHER.
Wo!cottville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

WANTED Two firsi-ra,e Ta,h,,e..es
w are waited immediately hv
7. ii RICHARDS.
Sept. 4sh, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
Ttcenty,second 14nnuai Report Of the
LlfCHFlELD MUTUAL
Fire Insurance 6n2pl9,<ya, n

Fire Insurance Company,
JULY I'd, 1855.
By Cash reed for Premiums on Poll.
- eies this year $3.50 IS
thus year l,57s 20
| BY whole amount oil Cash
| reed Tor Pre- NUNS $50, S0S 76
Interest rec d on Loans 1911 1882 ,7l9 SO
| 10 whole amt paid Tor
Losses & Expenses So, $50 IS
Cashnow on hand 9,lj3 01-&S2,7l9 90
To amoun OF Premiums charged on
the books which ma be collected
iirequlred 22,ss7 So
Add Iasn on hand 9,i43 Of
Making the capita Stock Of thif -
Company al this time $4,000 81
There is not ut this time any claims against
Conipany-all paid 10 this date.
The Directors OF this company are confident
that the planot Insurance adopted by the NJ v i'll
meetwIth ahealty response from all intelligen mt
friends OF the principle OF Mutual Insurance.
ms company insure only in this state and
take no risks on N ills, Goods in stores. shops,
ETC.. or IN exposed Village or city properly, but
conhne their business entirely to fb rm property
and isolated buildings and their contents-of
"hich not more than $1,000 will be insured on
one risk.
This company will ADJUST all claims with
promptness and liberaliiy, and il al any time a
difference should arise between the pnrties. n
such difference will be adjusted by Indifferent
persons IN the county, each party selecting one
ana ana n n case they do not agree, third person
shai' De chosen. and the award OF II, or aby two
oil Them, shall be final nd coneius q,
reward OF one hundred dollars will be paid
oy nus company TO any one who will piyensuch
Information az VIII convict any person oi setting.
re TO any building insured by this Company.
OMcefs or the COMPANY,
}. g, BECKW11H, Presiaent.
GEO. q. W OODKUFF. ESQ. Treasurer
LAS0.N WHi7LNG. Seeretass.
: directors.
JASON s ssEWWknwg TiNH5:..I aus, LEWIS
OLIVER GOODWIN lSGHF5 a z Wo0 0ss s91Rs
SETH P. BEERS. tROBB1NS RSTTTMEf
STEPHEN TRoWBRiDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN, of HsIwiniop
General Agent.
AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
Leman w. Cu,ier, Waieriown; DsnielB.
Brinsmsde, Washington !; Henry 8. Sanford.
New Milford Rufus Fsliet, Jr Kent. Rich.
ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick Keilose Corn,
wall Joseph j. Gaylord, Goshea VI ilI;svr
". Burial, Canaan Donald J. Warpe, Sal
lsbnry s. D. Norway, and John Dex.,l
Norfolk; Henry Jones. New Ha,,fo,d
George d. Wadhsms, Torrinston, 80.
Smith. Harwinton; John C. Amber Rc,hlsm.
John Abernethy and George B. Fores, w.
bury David c.. Whi,tlesey, New p,s.,as
keuhen Rockwell. Colebrook. John NJ
1ale. Winsied 3. Y. St.John. New c.a.
Z. Talmadge, I lymoush
Persons wishy ii to get their bu;la;...-
'"red can apple Their Of the Agen,ssa,.
J. q. BEcKwITH, pr..,s.,,
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Liteh6sld, July 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

DURE White Lead for sale BY
u $. ID. NORTHWAY &CO
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

4 iNsEEp OIL for sale by
IL !. ID. NoRTIwAY & co
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
NhHscsS.

we SGfffsSs
A SfLENniD assortmen, 1T long md SQUARE
a Cashmere, Bav State and Scotch Sbawls
Just received a, MCNEIL & BRAMAN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15

NEW GOODS now opening at the Granite
~ Store in Woicn,tvile. ay
W0ODlNG l. LEWIS.
A GOOD assortment of Carpetinr. Floor
IA Oil Claths. Floor MARKINGS, Drugget, SC.
can be found at the Grari,e Store
, Wo0nlNG 4 LEWIS.
Wolccs,vile, April IL. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
Direcf0rs.

J. G .BECKWITH, IA Isw,s
JASON WHITING. sHELDoN 0spopN
OLIVER GOODWIN GEO G. WOOI RIFE
SElH p.BEFRS. IROBB1NS BATTEi.I.
STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
SHELDON OSBORN ,of fIsI " inton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-15
Rockwood.s United states Hotel.

LitchfeId, August 2sth, 1855.
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Enlisting Tor the British Army.
from the Philadelphia Argus, April 1871
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.


Before Commissioner G. +. Heazelet
The hearing of T. l.. Bucknell, charged with enlist.
ing recruits for the British army, was resumed this
morning.
Maurice Cohnert testified that he keeps an intelligence
Office at 2s7 Broadway and l02 Greenwich street. New
that the defendant called there in his absence and
left note for him, requesting him to call at No. rs Del
monico Hotel to see Sir Joseph Howe and dsft;
Witness called when Sir Joseph said he had something
confidential 20 talk to him about the defendant was
present: Sir Joseph remarked that by my circular he
cav tbst furnished great many sborers for the pub
lie works. and wanted from three thousand to five thou
SAND men, could get that many said could, and
asked Tor what purpose they wanted he stated for
the British army and against the law. 1t must
be Gone in quick, confidential and secret manner;
said If that the would not take the order Sir
Joseph gave defendant letter with Instructions and
left the room; saw defendant again at same room;
went up to room and asked If Sir Joseph Howe
and answered no. but told that his secretary was
walked up and the defendant who said Sir Joseph
and SIR Joseph, VINO had returned defendant was
there Eowe introduced the subject again, but said
could OF into the transaction he proposed that If
could not get them in Ner York, could in Oswego to
90 West the defendant asked me IL 1 could procure
officers, who had good many acquaintances, whom
they could take out, the officers would get commits
sion in the British army said yes and made an ap.
Myer With me; the defendant asked him what regiment
he had served in and to what country he belonged
dsnt said Myer must 20 to Boston, and then to Halifax
and bis rank and commission would be fixed there de-
PENDANT INTENDED to give Myer letter to Halifax, and
card With T. Lindsey Buck nell It, and the letters
f. H. also The latter was to the Governor of Nova
Scotia; vas to call again next day with Myer aud a
iendapt again.
Witness was cross examined at great length
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The LATE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN BUFFALo.-l

The LATE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN BUFFALo.-A
FALsE FRTND-Mr. Alexander j. Forbes, old resident
Of Buffalo, and recently returned from California; where
he had been absent about three yearsfnding his FAINT
ly the of being materially increased and having
satisfied himself that the author OF this disgrace
Mr. Michael Sbaer, clerk In the employ OF Mr. George
Cage grocer Ssnasa street. proceeded this morning
about IL O'Clock toMrsGAges store, and after asking
for account which Mr. Gage had against him, drew
revolver and rapidly discharged five shots against Shaer
only one, however, took effect-passng through the
right breast and out at the back Shaer lies In
rather critical condition. although Is not supposed
he will die. As soon as the act was done, Mr..
Forbes at once gave himself up to the ofcsrs-he
entirely his regret that the Shasr
vas not ked-sad he had good and sufficient cause for
the perpetrston OF bis apparently rash act The case
Of FORBES seems peculiarly distressing He ap
pears quite an intelligent man, and apparently was
prompted by other motive than that of in some
measuIesepairng great wrong which had been done to
him. He was formerly in the employ OF Messrs. Cutler
Stearns VI te, a. cabinet maker; afterwards bad
shop Of his Exchange street. and then left for
California, where he has labored assiduousy for the
past three years, during which time he had RENTED
s.: 600 to his wife, Shsler supposed to be his
particular friend, and his return, Forbes brought
richly mounted cane, costing him soms $685. and pre-
sented 1t TO him an evidence Of his esteem We are
told that Shaler warned by Mr.. Forbes,
he learned the amount Of his disgrace that he had bet
ter leave the city Shaer paid attention to the ad
vice, and the result followed above detailed We
learn that the Of Forbes has been postponed
until the state Of Mr. Shaler may be satisfactorily
certained-Bufolo advertiser, april II.
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Marine Affairs,

TnE sTfAmsniP BALTIC Capt. Comstock left her dock at
Eooueserdsy for Liverpool, and anchored the s-w
Spit, waiting for high tide, which at 02l in the
evening She carries hundred and sixty passengers
and 81 ,sa3 ga in specie Among tho passengers VII
liam oBren Esq, bearer Of dispatches to the American
Minister at London.
FATAL AociDgST.-Captan Richard 0imsted Of the
Havana packet bark John FsrDum, has given us the
following particulars Of sad accident which occurred
his outward passage, and by which his first mate
Mr. Charles f. Miller lest his lie On the It'll OF March
as the bark crossing the Bahama Banks the wind
came out from the south west and after beating about
for two days he concluded TO anchoro the Berry Islands
While getting the anchor the bows Mr.. Miller, the
6rst nate, who had handspike in his hand and was
prying il of. suddenly struck Ia the body by the
hapospke which was throw up by the anchor giving
sudcer start and Knocked overheard. The blow must
have completely stunned him, for ropes were thrown
directly him and large chici box thrown near
him, but ne not able TO take hold OF either boat
lowered, but tefore II reached him be had gone
down. Mr. Miller ideut Of this city, where he
has left O wife, hat children.
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Il. M.
AsHFs.Sales Of $50 bbls. pots were made at IS 81,
and IS bills pearls at 80 y.
BREAps1uFrs.-Four-sale embraced about 5000 .
Ohio and Indiana were at $40 II $40 So; Southern
about 1000 bbls at $40 rs . sl2; and 1000 bbls.
Baltimore city mills probably choice extra)
Exported TO have been sold BY telegraph at ;il Cans
cluded in the above) at $40 25 sl1 rs. Among the
sales lots taken for shipment to Charleston
buyers. Corn-Market rmer $1,000 to q, 600 bushels
scld the spot including old Mixed in store at lose
'hs and Sushs snd o1
sold ITO arrive in June and july at &c., including one
lot Of 1000 bushels DO, at e4c; Ryeasales Of 2oco
on the snot, it was sold at 1900. Oats unchanged.
CorFEEsaes Of 900 bags Of Rio made at 1oslc.
aversse 10 &c., showing q decline Of about 70
COTTON The sales embraced about l,500 bales, the
FRIcnTs-fo Liverpool about 100 barrels oil were en-
gagged At lts and $50 tonst weight at los To Lon
don about LOCO barrels rosn were engaged at Is Cd
OF lumber vas snrsSsa to be tslen IN at Jssksonvis
fos Jamaica at $40, and back with ogwood, at So. To
California engagements were made at 35c. Ace.
nisS ;-''0 . '00 '''s' '''a ''' shipping AZ y
IRoS-5o tons Scotch pig we've sold at sge, months.
at SIS 81, which vas l2Xc per Dbl higher, and new
si5 Beef-Soo bbls st full previous prices Bacon
hams were made OF &c. for the former and 9kc 9c.
for the latter LariAbout SEQ bb were sold at osSc
q 10isc.
RicE-Tke demand keeps active sales 200 casks at
5Ac. 6sso.-closing firm.
SUGARs.-The sales embraced about 800 hhds. Cuba,
$50 Porto Rico in bond at Axe 100 &C., &c and 200
$50 do. New Orleans Of &c. 57c The market closed
steady.
TEas-Auetion Sales, terms months. Hyson-5
chests at loc SO Co ~ so hf do &c. SIS do a. 80 do.
s3tS 70 Go. 33; 81 DO 81 Young hyson-34 hf chests
at 5S1 Ec "a do. So: " DO 40 AZ DO. 45 81 do As;
20 co sa5s 20 DO a. So co. Az; 90 DO 39 1877 do 39
90 Co 3s so do. 81 1t0 DO. 36Is 46 do 50; Isl do.
S5 25 DO IS; col CO. 24z; so do 3S; 123 do. a. 113
31E 90 90 go 60 co. 295 236 do. 29 12I do. 2Ss so
co. 70: ia DO 271a; So d.. 2s&; 225 do 25 rs do.
FAX: % do "a; II do. 20 la do. % 20 do 2ll;
80 do 81; 66 do 20 80 do. 10 go do l1S so cases
co co is 90. 5qts; 90 90 Go; 20 do 40; 81 bxs 90.
Twanbayl25 hf chsts at ~ do 26 % do ~ 40 DO
10 1Tc co. II 80 do. IL 26do Is. Hyson Twankey.lo2
hf ch At sS55c Hyson skin-s2 ch. at zoe 30 GO
100 M Co 24j<; 20 do. 22X; IS do. 10; DO. l3 I'm
rerisl Hyson skir-260 hf eli. at 22lkc. Gunpowder-
i3 hi cS at 59: 10 DO. a.; 10 do. 46 % DO AZ; -
o 10. 90 do q: 10 TO- Ca 13 do. s3; 90 do. 20; 81
6o o. lr-oeriai-l2 b. ch Soc. "a co. SO; 10 do Az
~ 70 Asi<: is do 46; 10 do. AK do. as IS co. Ak
40 a. al. 4 DO 3psS; IL Co. 3s; II Go. SIX co. "a
ia Co 81: 90 co. X; 10 co. 26t as co. go cases
90 S2H. 20 90. GO; ( 90. 61K Cers,u-T7 ca 20Ac.
oo.cra-7T2 h. CHI. l4c 3o4 or. Co. IA. scuchons-is
= wmsrIS-xsrsss erusr; 500 Ssls Prison cold at sss
snd rs tLsa srgdgs " 34o.
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Y0RK-THIS
: SUN aSas lS
Port Of New York, Aprn is, 1865.
CLEARED.
steamship Marion Foster Charleston sponord, Teston
Steamship Roanoke Skinner Richmond, &c, Ludlam 4
Ship Sea Witch, Fraser Hong Kong, Rowland a Aspin
wall:
ship ostsrwaid. Jarvis, New Orleans E II Fosdiok.
Bark Eliza Barss Br, Watiington Cienfuesos Tucker
Bark CIarissa, MeRsan Neuvtas. Ysnaga Delyslls Co.
BAH Ssac ksnariai' cSsris sa banhs% b!%sa
s FssSth InSsS rssa Corning Bsn0 Co.
Brig crmes Aud. savannah, Welsh, Carver 4 Chase
sshf Parker, MoDougsii, 81 Johns, Nj, Arrovsmsh
schr Kate Stewart, Mathsr, Mobile, Lane, West Co.
sss Hand
schr aney All, Card. Dover master
snI Fish se, M..fOT + msysn
ARRIVED.
Ship Gastsa Got Boston, Barber shanghae 100 days with
Good Hope March e crossed the equator March a. FeSa
as ws IN with ss AIT bark
n' MsiSn ns gS rs
Esny 9th lat % % Ion April lstl9 N lon So IS
H ss'ssS1;
and sail Was bound q
Thsma, fSr ,spai.s II 50 Tor ss spoke bark Che
" Gee
o. spoke brig
ship Jacob We.tervet Aus,in Liverpool March with
:s q n
Ship Far West ssrnett New Orleans, and the Bar Msrcn
Brig santa Clara cot Essspor Euinswood Ponce, PR,
Big %snSsros of Bath Abbott date chsdburn Of Bath
Ss ,rsS
on tbs sTpsa ss whiS sys TasS .s A.
with sugar. and mslassss PECK cSaroh o'an'' Ap'''
st BRIG Ess n&ss Savannah days. with cotton to
ss1sssS 81 Charleston days.
sshr q Olson three uaasted), 0askill Guaysms PR,
ssss AsssnsSs OF New 9salsrd. Blackwell Havana 10
days with molasss TO Supplement- vessel to master
and molasses 70 sturses CO. a''Ap'' . ~ w. ''S'
schr ioni,ins Hudson Charleston days with cotton to
SEE ESsa5s kiadsr. Tyler Wilmington.
s sssT 4 Eess liz aam ms1i w'mnasss
s seSr L Iac y POST S;tei Ssrssifl days
Ss Tssisr n HIss, philadelphia for Prev
dence -. -, -,
scbr Anderson Mieor, Philadelphia for New Haven
Sohr James Shetland Dinsmere, Phhadephia Tor Nan
tucket :,
Scbr Thetis Nickerson, Harwicn.
scbr Elixabc tn Bacon, uy annis, mass.
sohr Mentor Berry, areham
Scbr Maria Pike (hree masted), Providence,
sobr James Ware. Providence.
Sclr Eza Jane, nowes, Providence.
scbr PANEL Russell, shailer, Portland, CT.
Siam Agent - New London.
sioop Fashion, bly, denbure, Providence.
Steamer Decatur Geer Norwich.
steamer Caledonia, Morley. Baltimore.
BELOW.
Brig Cynthia, Hail. from Ponce Pr 10 days with sugar
and moissses. a.r
Steamships Baltic Lysrpool land lying at the W
Silt waiting high water At 1920 PM; Florida Savannah;
Marion Charleston, Roanoke Norfolk &c; ship Columbia
LIVERPOOL. and anchored In the low bay.
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bitter memory In regard to the Influences BY which
that bill was passed The Catholics had not asked for
such bill they did not need It. II was forced upon
them under false assertions. II intended for them
doubt submit to II In far they bound to do, but
ton.
In conclusion, request Mr.. Hammond, an particular
favor, either to prove that political partizan
medoler In politics. &c &c or else to Withdraw so
founded charge think in doing the the other
he w render equally service TO the public and to the
undersigned. fJOHN Archb,shop of New York
NEW YORK, April II, 1885.
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GuAYAMAs, P. r., March 31.-Sugars' continue in de-
msnd at So 12 50 Is asiper quality smolasses
and much wanted at 12c. 13c. per gallon; copper dull
at 90 so sl0 quiet at sS5.-Freghts dull: last
charters 35c for sugar and 50 for molasses vessel
taken at MayaguezJ to load here at 25cAssorted pro-
visions scarce, and the "Helens" cargo just 10 from
Philadelphia, viii command paying rates.-Lumber Of
all descriptions and cooperage stock perfect drug
Crop fast drawing to close and viii scarcely reach two
thirds Of average enc; dry weather still continues