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Misses FarnsWorths,

AZ GUILD invite the attention of the Ladies OF
w Litchfed and adjoining Towns, to their new
and beautiful assortment of
Spring <sMtl Summer millinery,
STRAW HATS, of all styles and qualities; Shakers
floods and colored Boomers; choice selection OF
Ribbons; French and American Flowers
EN- OIDERIES.
The handsomest and best assortment ever before
offered to the people of Litchtield
Kid. Silk, Isle Thread, Cotton Gloves lcng and
short fllet twist Mitts
Shell. and Buffalo Horn Back and Dressing Combs :;
Side and Neck do. Rubber and Horn Long do for
Children Willow, Work, and Retcule Baskets
Toys, &C., &C., &C.
Berage, Tissue. and Lace Wells Plain and Watcred
Silks for Mantillas Zephyr, Worsted, and Canvas
French Working Cotton &C.
Silk Dress and Mourning Hats ready made, Dress
Caps and Head Dresses
eS0 Ladies, please call and examine for your
selves. 81 Very respectfully
MISSES FARNSWOKTHS.
Ladies and Gents Hats bleaehcd
Lltchhfld, April g. 1857 50-tJuly1
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Col. Warmers Monument.

TMNHE LEGISLATURE HAVING MADE AN
IL appropriation for the erection of Monument
at Roxbury to the memory of Col. SETH WARNER
Revolutionary officer, the subscribers, Committee
appointed for the purpose, will receive proposals for
its construction within reasonable time. The ma
erals to be Portland stone Maine, Quincy, other
granite. The height % to 30 feet, and style of
architecture, according to the drawing accompany
ing the Proposals.
Address, by mail otherwise, "The Warner
Monument COMMITTEE" Vocabulary. Ct, before the 2lst
June next The Committee will declare their accept
rejection of said Proposals before the I'd July
next, and for the purpose Of considering the same
will meet at the Inn of Mr. Fem, in Woodbury., on
the ODD of June next, at noon.
CHAS r. PHELPS,
ID. b. BRINSMADE,
JOB z. WARNER.
Roxbury, Conn, 2Sth May, 1857. i-tdo
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Blacksmithing and Wagon Re
pairing.

MrR H. B. G1BBUD. HAVING MADE AR
M rangemeHts which will enable him to attend
to all work in the above Line, would respectfully
inform the citizens of Litchfeld and vicinity. that
he can be found at the building known as Rogers
Blacksmith Shop in Spencer street, with every ia
cilty for quick and thorough execution of Jobs
His long experience as workman he trusts, will
enable him to give entire satisfaction to those who
may favor him with their patronage.
Litehield, April q, 1857. b2tf
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Fine. beautiful hair jet black or brown :

Fine, beautiful jet black or brown
Or tresses curling and golden
Is the certain result without chance or doubt
Of the use of LYONS KATHAIRON.
VUlHE immense sale of LYONS KATHAIRoN
Il (nearly 100000 bottles per year, proves its
excellence and universal popularity It restores
the Hair after it has fallen out, invigorates and
beauties it-making it soft, curly, and glossy
cleanses it from all Scurf and Dandruf and mparts
to it delightful perfume. The Ladies universally
pronounce it the finest and most agreeable article
ever used Sold by all dealers everywhere, for 25
cents per bottle.
HEATH, WYNKOOP s. CO.,
Proprietors and Perfuners,
5-tf 63 LIBERTY-Sr., New YORK.
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e. CROSSMAN,
D Il M TT . Il =,
Successor to G.. NJ, Hooker I


'U%AKE.S this method to inform the inhabitants OF
l. Litchfeld County that he has located himself
permanently in this place for the purpose of practc
ing Dentistry in all its branches. Having served
his time with DR.. H. 81. Van Week, of Hudson
New York, one of the best Dentists in the State
az: having had fifteen years practice himself would
otter his services to those wishing anything in the
inc. .lne OF DENTISTRY all operations carefully per-
formed. and with the least possible pain.
All work warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Rooms the Post Office. South street Ijt,btieIJ
Litchfeld april I'd, 1857 40 #
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GRINDSTONEs.

J s. HITN E CO.
80 WEST ST.. AND So WASHINGTON ST. New YORK.,
H AVE constantly on hand, and are prepared to
AH supply GRlNDSTONES, in any quantity, of
all sizes from foot to six feet diameter of Nova
Scotia, Newcastle. Wickerslcy French, Whitening,
Swedish and Ohio. Superior Grindstones for manu-
featuring Cutlery. j. S. WHITNEY CO.
Of Washington st. and so West St.
Soft New Yong
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District Of Lachdeld, Probate Curt May IS, 1857
ESTATE of LEMUEL PALMER, late of Goshen
u a in said District, deceased.
ORDERED, That the Executors exhibit their Adj
ministation account to this Court for adjustment
at the Probate Office in Litohield, on the 18th day
of June 1857, at 10 clock forenoon and that all
persons interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof the Exc cutor will cause this Order to be
published in q newspaper printed in Litchfeld
County, and post copy thereof the sign post in
said Goshen. Certited by
4-3ta CHARLES ADAMS Judoe
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AGENTS WANTED.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPENING

w ANTED, few energetic, industrious men,
w to SELL AGRICULTURAL BOOKS among
the Farmers Very favorable terms will be given.
With proper attention, more than 500 per month
clear profit above all expenses can be realized. A
rare chance to make money without risk For par
ticulars, apply Immediately to c. NJ. SAXTON &
co. Agricultural Book Publishers No lao Fultonst,
New York. ito
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District of 76rringon Probate Court, April %, 1857.
NsTATE OF OLIVER BANCROFT LATE OF
IL Torrington, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Torring=
ton, hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those Who neg
lect to present their accounts, properly attested
within said time, will be debarfed recovery. All
persons indebted to said Estate, are requested to
make immediate payment to
3t-5 HIRAM BARBER Executor
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ElSTATE OF ABEL c. CARTER DECEASED:
~ The Court of Probate for the District of Corn
wall has limited and allowed six months from this
date for the creditors of the Estate of ABEL s.
CARTER late of Cornwall deceased, to exhibit Their
claims against the same, to the Undersigned Exec
utor of the last Will and Testament of said de-
ceased All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment Claims may
be presented, payments made, to PETER BIERcE,
Esq, in my behalf. ABEL c. CARTER, Ext.
Cornwall, May %, 1857. 6-3to
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HE undersigned will receive proposals until the
x 9th OF June next, for building from 25 to So
horse Sheds for the First Ecclesiastical Society in
Ltch6eld
Persons wishing to contract for building the same
can see a plan of the building, by calling on the
subscriber. [4tfl PHILIP S. BEEbE.
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4 T A COURT OF PROBATE holden at Sharon
l "A within and for the district of Sharon, Oh tn,
Sd ,day of June, A. D, 1857

Present, CHARLES F. sEDow1ck, Judge
On motion of William Wood Administrator OH
the Estate of JAMES BEARD late of Sharon in said
district, deceased-1hs Court doth decree that six
months from this date be allowed and limited to the
creditors of said Estate to present their claims
against the same to said Administrator; and that
said Administrator give public notice thereof by ad-
vertising in newspaper printed in Ltchield and on
public 81 post in Sharon nearest the last resi-
dence of said deceased. Certified from Record,
7-3t CHAS. +. SEDGWICK, Judge.
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Contractors Wanted.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE READY AND
II wishing to secure proposals for the building Of
a Road commencing at the High Bridge on the Turn
pikerunnng from Wassaic to Lithgow. and termina-
ting on the Dutchess Turnpike near Adams Mill,
distance of about three miles. Two Bridges about
forty feet in length will be wanted about half the
distance is through wood land, with considerable
walling.
ANY one wishing the job will do we'll to apply
soon, want it done Immediately.
NOAH GRIDLEY.
JAY DUEL.
CORNELIUS PUGSLEY.
Wassaic, Duchess County lists
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SPRING and SUMMER
T. - - I'll L O NJ q

UST RECEIVED, at T. II. Rehards' Clothing
- Emporium, West street.
Litchfeld April lst 1857.
The time to expect second swarms is from nine to
thirteen days after the tirst-very few exceptions,
Third swarms from to three days after the sec
ond. AS rule al after swarns Those led out Ivy
young queens, will issue within eighteen days after
the ii. st:
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~-ENNO~A Hs
Boots and shoes.

TlHE subscriber mry be found in Lords building,
UP stairs. opposite the Enquirer Office where
he is prepared to make all kinds Of BOOTS and
SHOES to order, in the beet manner and at reason
able prices, including Ladies and Children's Boots
and Shoes.
REPAIRING done at short notice.
N b. Rubber Boots and Shoe neatly repaired and
Rubber soles put ON to leather boots
N. IFFIAND,
Litchheld, April 2, 1857.
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TO rocK AIsERs S.

A VERY DESIRABLE, Short Horned DURHAM
"A BULL, of fine color and blood. may be found
at the Stage Barn in the rear of Samuel Clock S
Shoe Store Farmers DESTROYS of improving their
Stock. requested to CALL he is believed to be
one of the best Stock Breeders in the County
WM H. WHEELER
Litchfeld, May %, 1857. it's
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TUVAKEN UP BY THE SUBSCRIBER, JUNE ID,
L. 1857 a bright bay HORSE with white spot in
the forehead-lame in the right foreeg, supposed
to be about II years old. The owner is requested
to call at the Farm of GEORGE W. CANFIElD, South
farms prove property, pay charges. and take him
away LEWIS 3. HALL.
South Farms, June Cd, 1867 tf-6
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and E1hotoSr0a,hs

4 MBROTYPES, PLAIN OR COLORED-AIL
IA sizes and prices, Particular attention pail to
Photographs which make excellent portrait
Lure size in gilt frames from 81 to So Duplicates
ready for framing, 50 cts. J. l.. JUDD.
No ,, South Street.
Litchfed May 6, 1857 IT'S
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" Pleasant Gale.o

~ THIS HORSE WILL STAND AT
VM-N my stable, at the Robbins Farm, in
EAa M Norfolk, the present season. Pleasant
" yl1 Gale is by Foots Black Hawk, by old
1&k1 Black Hawk, dam by Longs Eclipse.
He Is probably as perfect in form, and exhibits as
evident marks of good and high breeding, as any
horse in New England The subscriber believes that
his stock will in way be inferior to that of his
late horse, Raveh. acknowledged to be of great
excellence Terms SIG to insure
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfolk, May %, 1857. 6
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MORGAN FILD-AIR ID s. ENGLISH DC-ROC
80 WILD-AIR 2D, vas sired by Old
W -m Putnam, he by Old Woodbury., he by
G@AS Original Morgan. His dam was the
" y1y celebrated Paine mare, bred and for
ae-Az5zH merly owned by Governor Paine, OF
Northheld Vermont She sired by Old Green
Mountain Morgan, he by Old Clifford, he by Old
Woodbury., he by original Morgan her dam by
Old Rockingham.
This Colt was rsised by Epaphro Seymour, Esq,
of Vermont, and is not excelled for Morgan blood
Durock was sired by Zenith, he by Stakeholder,
his dam by Constitution, grand-dam by Imported
Saltraim; Stakeholder by Sir Archy. dam by Cit
zen's limportedl Stirling, Sir Archy by Imported
Diomede, dam Gmportedl Castanira. His dam, Old
Nancy, was sired by Paul Pry, he by old imported
Durock. dam Lady Betty.
These Colts will stand at the Barn of Dr. Fair
child, Woodbury.. up town, this season.
TERMs.-For Wild-Air $40 and 81 Duroc S.
and IS. LOTT FEM, Proprietor.
Woodbury., May LIST. 1856. IT,
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Consisting of Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware, Crockery, Paper liangings &c, &c-To which
the attention of old customers and new is invited
DESTROYS OF doing Ready Pay business nearly as
practicable in a country store. he will sell at the
lowest living profit. HENRY W. ADAMS
Litclield. May 1857. IT'S
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Litchiield County,

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, o..
Ltchiield County,
Charles D. Denring, VS..
Lyman W. Case ct ais.
TPON the petition of Charles D. Deming, OF
u Canaan in said County, now pending in the
Superior Court for said Ltchield County. praying
that certain decd executed by said Demng and
delivered to said Lyman w. Case, may, for reasons
therein assigned, be declared null and void from its
date, as per said petition on file, dated March oath,
1857
1t appearing to, and being found by the under
signed authority. that Lyman W. Case and Catha-
rine Demng, two of the respondents named in said
petition, absent, without this State that SER
vice of said petition cannot be made upon them
personally
IT Is ORDERED, That notice of the tendency of
said petition, be given to said Lyman w. Case and
Catharne Deming, by publishing this order in
newspaper printed in Litchtied in said County, six
weeks successively-the last publication to be at
least three weeks before the session of said Court
to be held at Litchteld within and for said County
on the second Tuesday of September, 1857.
Litchteld, April 29th. 1857.
FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,
2-6t Clerk of said Superior Court
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NEW SPRING STOCK
BooTs& SHOES

Ev1RST in market and first home--with a first
IL rate Complement Of every variety of Style
known to the 1rade-al of which are prepared
to sell at as low figures any in the State. Not
wthstanding the great rise Of every thing Of the
name of Leathers we shall sell BOOTS and SHOES
at very small advance from former prices.
Yo,,r attention is respectfully invited to one of
the best assorted Sochs, by fifty per cent, ever
brought in this market
To undertake to name the different kinds Styles
and qualities would fill an ordinary country paper,
and of course, out of the question in this place.
Please call and see
SOLE LEATHER, MOROCCO Linings Bindings,
Avis and Hafts, Brstles, Thread, Wax, Pegs, Nails
Sc, &c. for sale usual at the Old Brick Store,
First Door West of the Court House.
MEAFOY & MUNSON.
Litchfeld, Conn, March oath, 1857. 4e.d
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saddle and Harness Makiny

SaUuIe anu I1afMesS MakInS.
uNHE subscriber continues to manufacture and
IL keeps on hand everythingin his line of business
and he would invite the attention of the public
to his establishment believing that he can supply
Harness, Saddles, Brides. Collars Whips &c of as
good quality and at cheap rates as can be found
elsewhere. Jobbing and repairing promptly and
eatly executed.
The subscriber has removed to the loft over the
new grocery store of William H. Wheeler East
street, where he continuest to manufacture
FRED'k BROWN.
L:tchfeld June : 1857.
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h ME PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
IL ing under the name and fra of H. W. AID
ANS CO., is dissolved The business will be con-
tinued at the Old Stand, by HENRY w. ADAMS.
who is replenishing the Store witt. full Stock of
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THE GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
Horse and Horsemanship
OF THE UNITED STATES.
BY Frank Forester.


THIS GREAT WORK is SOON TO BE ISSUED
IL in two superb imperial octave volumes, of
eleven hundred pages illustrated with steel engraved
original portraits Of the
MOST Celebrated Horses of
America.
Among the many valuable contents of the work
will be, the Natural History of the Horse History
of the various families of the American Horse List
and Pedigree of Imported Mares and Stations Ped-
grees, Description, and Anecdotes of the most cele-
brated American Horses Essays on Breeding, on
Stabling, Feeding and Conditioning, on Breaking
and Managing, and General Rules Of Treatment etc
The author stands pre-eminent for his ability to
present such work in its most perfect form, max
ing it valuable and useful for all any way interested
in this valuable animal.
The work will be issued in the highest style of the
art and sold only subscription Authorized Agents
will canvass every County in the State and present
Prospectus, containing the quality of the Paper,
Ind Proof Engravings, Pedigrees Tables, &C., with
specimen pages Of the work. The number of copies
printed will be confined strictly to the number of
subscribers obtained. Subscription price ten dollars
Agents wanted in every county in New England for
the above work.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON & COMPANY,
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I'll Court Of Probate holden at Sharon ,ctin and 70,
ne District Of Sharon, on the 25th day IF Nay, H. ID.
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TWO HIGH BLOOD COLTS.

MORGAN EILD-4IR ID & ENGLISH DUROC
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AT COURT OF PROBATE HOLDEN AT
IA Litchfeld within and for the District of Itch
field, ON the Both day of Nav A. D. 1857
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Notice.

L;tchfield June | , 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

.,or, self achieved Independents, or airy degree on
prosperity won by honest industry, that Sorld a't
shaYs hisi-. 49,. --'.h E--'--- - -
~@s . rvsr ,fs wvr"es ~ ss7o S7'
ON prostitution Yet We ut conf rtsoy oy our ne
ted read OF these besrtrsrdog isuss OF CONNER ls'
olsmity and pray God to avert His vIasb.
People Think they e4lisve there is want, and sub
scibe Iiberslly for is reef but mos. persons know
very little wbsiK reslly il If sl the purisus q to
great CITY Of New York oovld bs e11piisd of a..
1r.tchedness, and their objscs OF pity held IN 40"
Nv before the eyes Of the oommunl,y 10 i. gsps.
,uppo.. hey s'O'" .-s.suty relieved Is it
cot ersIore painly the busipess Of the phils,thro
p,f at this fearful exgency 20 ferret out dest'uion
sr relieve il, before it has sunk to despair remen-
berips that those ere the mos psble aud the near
est to ruin, who, bavirg hitherto won decent
SUI sisenoe by independent labor, are too proui 10
beg. II you el yOar heart grow COLI, rsmemoer yoHr
mother is woman and hurry on in your erfaod 0,
mercy; end il you have SITTER you may es prlcsed
on faster if you reflect that bofy sister l, 10 VAN
Of ,our aid TO save her from worse than death one
,uch relief would add to pour own enjoyment oil
the b e.sipgs you have, and more TO your capsc'es
OF happiness than ANYTHING else which you have It ir
your power TO do. For
The enality Of mercy 10 not atrsined;
IL droppttb as the gentle rain from heaven
Upon The pace benea.h II . tsic' orsfoi
Itbl.ssth lin that gves and him tia. tsfe.'
NetSe-k, N j., Dec. II, 1871 L.
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uARRlED.

BABRy-DALroS-oo fsusas,ao.e r. by n. IA, -,
re LuyDss The residence Of the bnds's tss. ss,hs<
Barry 20 Miss Mstds Dslses, both Oflhis city e. &
CLARsE- THURSDAY sveu,ps n.
friniy Inurcb .oiomns Lenue C. Carte eco ~ ~ -
wood, Fla, - hiss caroloe elss, as1rsfsf ~ ~
Tiouiss r. Clsrsson CT COLOMBIA = C. VI
chill Cbristn.s we IA. ..
ssuu,l ssseory EeSf Of tbe ohercb Of u. % a
Of Jothsn Clark. all Of ,sis city .'Aa esosstes
HoLLAND.wHifTEMoREIoa w.sD..a., De-, ?, \,
eldest daughter Of the Rev. j. wti.erore IAims r,
LocKaARr-HUNr-0n Wednesday o.. a A,
Clerks Pul'ney Csps John Locihsrt Of M Ne ~
Martha X Buut Of Wet Sc ckbr'dge Me- e'J' % xn
EICHOLs-ODELL-At Doob.' Ferry w.z.,S..
o. "Wednesday, Dec a. BY the Rev l. W w. Coar.y,
cbs,lss o. Nichols to MIss EiIA,,,h Oder, ~ ~ NJ,
Ferry. .",DHss
osfON-LoWERRE-o3 "Wednesday. Dea q bv "a. -
J. CuyleJ Come fus or.on 70 Vary Augusta 1sasSs,
RoRABECK-CRoxsY-A,w aah",.ovlls, On rau,,s.,
Dec ~ IN a. Mays Caurcb BY the Rev Pss.e
ter Rorsbeck 70 Melina l. Cronb, both OF Toy s~
ST Anon rbursdsy, Dee "a !. N. n
trued Dutch Church Lsfye:s place ~ the Rev o, 80
Mr. yhn stanton il to Li1ss R.. a.ussssI Of a,ssss
McMiln, al Of this city.
Cbstleston, c. papers please copy. ....r
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK.......DEc. Is



R. NJ steamship Persia Jualin., Liverpool Dec H. a"
. m with ndse and pass. 70 4. Cunsrd - ..
ark Cbss Brewer (Of Thomsssonl Dean, Eeworieans ~
days with with o master "a.
ssbr Willard, r Philips Smith, Delaware, with e'rn 70 T.
Barrett
Steamer Pelican Adcb Providence s hours mdss. toI'sss
Od,n
Steamer O'ceola Smith, NewLoudon, with udss. to T. h.
Ship Flying Dragon (of Boston) Lits, Casstta Scot IL
Lsndihesd Sept Ie with n,eed saltpeter. &c Read
Sailed IN company with ships Assns snd Sersbirs of
nt"S The was 20 days In the Bay OF Bengal 9TH
crossed the Esp.ts1 &.Isno Nov So OK 10 Serns
heavy gale With hsh Sea- Atkinson (sssms1 Of Ensand,
Ion 49 50 E. spobe Dr. bark Sarah Mary from ssnsspsSun
(ven aide Of Btnaal) for Qneensown Oct 81 las 81 a g.
lon 81 20 spoke Dutch ship Martin edeIchi also shii
Dstotsb.
Brp Herald (of sippiesn, Keen cedsr Keys F 10 dsys
with cotton. &c. TO 8rnalwood, Earle Co. ,
Brig T. Ward, Hubbard st. Marks "a days with cotton "a
Brodie Pette Sailed In company with briss o. Andsr
son, Hodsssn and ystc With fish for New-York
BeSelL
schr Mott Bedel Seaman, Alexandra days. with -four to
Mot, Bedell
echr. Evelyn Stevens Delaware With grain ~ B. N. For
scbr Belle Beverly. Virginia "A hours with oys:er.
ecbr. Montszums, Bailey Providence.
stesm,ugR b Forbes. Morris. Boston.
scbr. Marietta Hand Terry. Orient, IL.
with d.e and pass to Ksrck.
Ship Harvey Birch Nelson Cslao " d., via Hampton hosts
10 hours. with eusno 10 Bsusds Bros
with Indse and SO pass. to Henschen & Unkhsrdt.
WIND-During the day N T..
With St. pump snchor and CHAINS in ssrs Of
the scbr NJ Lomsn ashore az Cape May. .
The bark Csrriois lyiog In the Atlantic DoeE bsAl
BrooiJp be ieps free BY the Of her own puupa