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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-03
TESTINONIfH.

TESTIMONIALS.
 During the time occupied the office of Com. missioner of Patents, R H. Eddy, Esq, of Boston, did business at the Patent Office. Solicitor for procuring patents. There few, if any, persons acting in that capacity, who had so much business before the Patent Office; and there were none who conducted it with more skill, fidelity and success I regard Mir Eddy as of the best informed and most sklful Patent Solicitors in the United States, and have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap- pt ations in form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
 EDMUND BURKE,
 Late Commissioner of Patents"
 From he Present Commissioner.
 'AuGusr l7, lS55.-During the time have held the office of Commissioner of Patents, R. H. Eddy Esq., of Boston, has been extensively engaged in tn. transaction of business with the Office as Solicitor He is thoroughly acquainted with the law and the rules of practice of the Office regard him as one of the most capable and successful practitioners with whom have had official intercourse.
 CHAS MASON,
 Commissioner of Patents Boston, Jan. 1, 1857. SS-1y
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NOtice.

TNHE Subscriber has opened STORE in Tor
 A rington Hollow, on the road froc, Wolcottville to Goshen, for the sale of
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KN W SEYMOUR attorney and Counsello ELsat Law, Litchtield, Conn,
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NE ENRY S. SANFORD, Attorney and Coun E a selor at Law, Notary Public and Commissioner for New York Office at New Milford, Conn.
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nAvID F. HOLLISTER, Attorney and ooun- .HD selor at Law, Bridgeport, Conn.
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Litchfeld, April 9. 1857.
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DIED..

ANDERsON-In Orange j. on Thursdsy Ans o. o. crGaP,
Clara Loni.e, youngest cnIa o. Ahoe" ""u ''''' -
BRANNAN-On Sunday, Aug. 9. Catherine, wife OF Luke
AGED IS years native Of Tubercae County West
meath ireland.
pI-pNFTT- supdsy Aus. O. Annie, twin daughter OF
days.
pYGERT-On Monday, Aug 10, after short aud severe IL
ness Cbauucy Dyge of the firm Of Bridge, Dysert One
tn aS Of the family are invited to attend funeral
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock ct his late residence corner
Of Barrow and Mercer streets Jersey CITY,
EIBELL-In Msnhst.anvle, Nr Sebastian Eibel, aged %
years, months and 10 days
FORsHAY-In thi. city Sunday, Aug g. Mrs Margaret
Forshay, aged "A years, months and days
FERGUsON-On Sunday Aug g. after shor. Illness Davis
Ney younse. Of Isaac s. and Catharne A. Ferguson
HICKEY-on Sunday, Aug O. Mrs. Julia hickey, aged Ct
HAoAN-At hi. residence No n Bridge street on Sunday
evening Aug Charles o. Hasan aged 81 years native OF
the County Derry, ireland,
HENLEY-In wilamsbursh suddenly, Saturday, Aug g.
Edward B. Henley. IN the S9th year OF his age.
LAwLEss-on Sunday Aug o. Mary A., wife of Albion Law
Tb. .stives and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
TO the funeral from her late residence No 2 Broone
street, at o'clock this afternoon.
Poughkeepsie papers please copy.
LEE-on Sunday evening, Aug Amy S. widow of the late
Henry Lee and daughter Of the late Abraham Brooke aged
The relative and friends of family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her late residence No Willow
street Brooklyn, Third day, the 18th inst at o'clock
p m, without further invitation Inc remains WIN ne re-
moved Manhasse Long Island for interment on Fourth
day morning.
LIvINGsTON-At New Brunswick n. j., Friday, Aug J.
Warren Livingston only Of Robert j. and Louisa d.
Livingston, sged % years
MINNING-On Sunday, Aug q Mrs. mining. wife of Thos
Mining after Illness 10 the 18th yeaI OF her
native Of County Tipperary Ireland.
McCONNELL-At Harlem Sunday, Aug. 9, Mary Lizzie
Mcconnell, aged months and IA days.
MURPHY-At Merose on Monday. Aug. 10. Lorenzo in
faDt son Of John and Phebe Ann Murphy aged months
NEVIN-On Saturday Aug g. Lofty, youngest daughter Of
David J. and Sarah NJ. Nevin, aged months.
PENDLETOE-On Saturday, Aug. 9. Mrs. Eliza wife Of
William s. Pendleton, in the 9th year of her age.
Samuel Scrbner formerly of this city, aged 81 and
months.
SUTHERLAND-At Geneva. on Friday July a Mary
eldest daughter Of the late Judge Sutherlind.
VOsBURGH-On Saturday, Aug. g. Eugene, infant Of
A. s. and Emma JeaI e VofbuTgh aged months.
His remains will be taken to Westcheser for inteImen.
WEBB-On Saturday Aug Augustus, infant of John c.
and Mary L. Webb aged months
WESTON In Wiiamsburgh. Sunday, Aug O. Samuel,
youngest child Of John and Mary Weston aged years and
days.
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attention was copce biated entirely on the possioy
Of the arrival Of the overland mail having pee Inie
rrvately kpowp although up 70 the close Oh ousiuess
roihipg had reached the India Houie.
The statement WA that c message hal Oesn re-
ceved via Turin to the effect that DEM haa no, Oesn
taken; that IT, cholera was clmmItlrg graf NV
auorg the insurgents as well "a among the Bru'n
,roons outside Of The town that the latter were short
Of an munition; and finally that ii had been found
necessary 10 disam the native regime nts remaining III
Calcutta. Even assuming, however, all this TO be
true, il is difficult TO why it should cause panic
in Consols.
The greatest anxiety hitherto has been lest the
mutipy should spread to the Bombay and Madras
armies and in that respect there does not appear to
have been an unfsvorable word IL may therefore be
concluded that other mus. have been In opera
ton to produce the decline, and, among these
il hes been suggested that Mr.. Gusinian who failed
Yesterday for 1900, 600 may have had large specu
laiiye account open IN favor oil rise anu lna' nus
been suddenly closed. a.
The fact al 20 of considerable increase IN the de-
maId for money having been observable both In the
Stock Exchange and in the discount market, as wen
as AZ the Bank must have contributed TO the prevail
ing distrust while the steady Withdrawals OF bullion
which daily take place, doubtless operated IN the
same direction The fret transactions in Consos were
q. oIa 10 GIL for money whence they receded 10 wi
TO o. From this there was little recovery, anu the
last official quotations 9Os TO VI for money ana
OF 10 ! for the account. After regular hours tnere
was aIeneyed fall Of
In the Foreign Exchanges this afternoon, the rates
were generally the same as last post.
The final price of the French y cents on the farIs
BonIse this evening was 66.60f. for both money and
account, showing decline of not quite !. =,
A further sum of 900 in gold bars was WIN
drawn from the Bank to-day, 10 pay for silver puI-
chases Cd the continent The total taken since thurs
day last has been about t2OO OO0.
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ookns f .on. T. non While Mr. Weaver TALKING with
sno'h.J Gan be something about goinr of an officer
Nhen before any haree had been preferred against
him. replied have not stolen snShin. lie ia ne
diaely pcsne verv much ssaied II alo in evidence
that an I'D case knife found upon th. accused which
ci. t the oreune made IA the Three bets were
slso Ir,nov, 4 FROM their place. valued at 81
Tn. ,hov OF the scuon that the defendant h
moved and opencd this fr the purpose Of larceny aud that
al the time he was upper hall by Mr. Weaver he WA
returning 10 complete the theft. Hence his as.aon at the Al
fusion about going officer and his gatutous denial that
he had st6 len ytbius
The Court charged the Jury hs the removal and opening OF
the case sufficient 20 constitute larceny The jury after
short con, ul,aon found verdict of guilty. with recon
the clemency 81 the Court Toe Records me
dy proceeded TO pass sentence and saying he felt bonnh Y
the Recommendation Of the jury would give the accused the
shortest provided BY the lew f the oene The snenc
Of the Court that he be sent to the State fn'on of TWO
years
Adjourned to IL clock tomorrow morning
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The TRIBUNE be obtained ToRoHro CANADA, Of D.
CAMPBELL Kinsst West doors Of TAs 0teSs once
Mr. w H. WATERS will supply friends In LITTLE PAIL
with The TRIBUNE. taars
JOHN PrTocK Agent In Pittsburgh for the sale Of THs
TRIBuSE
Our friends in Rock ISLAND H. obtain TEE TRIsvut
Of II. A. PORTER BNs ~s9f1
WILLIAM Parton, WATERBURY, Conn, receives fHs,
TRIBrXE at II m.
EDWARD SMITH Agent for the sale Of TEE TnIsuss
BURLINGTON. VI .. ~
W. L. PALMER Agent in SYRACUSE for the sale Of IAs
TRIBUNE.
THoMAs BoorH Is Agent In TzExroz, j. fSr ne s"s
Of The TRIBUNE. -,
Mesus GER HuRLsyRr, No. ISL Msia-st, ss~ :, ~
Omce Building, HARTFORD are Agents s0r " nv ~
TRIBUNE.
P.L GILBERT Museum Buildna), and BE- - r.,.r~s
Agents in ALBANY for the sale o. ~ c" A.
MiLrsx SEARS IL Agent for the sac :" r.; snv 80
Paterson, n j. He will serve TaE IsisSAs VI NY -"
the oity. - a.
L. D. CAMPBELL our Agent orshs sale Of TaI a
ELMiRA. -. a.
Mes.rs DERBY, oarox Co, and horaaD s!ts y.
HEvA supply the Morning Edition Of THS fhsos -
D Ktne.I,A Co No II Market square, ere our AssaS
the sale OF The TRIsUSE In PRovipAe1 -. Ge
THOMAS THOMSON 10 our Agent b IEpIAxAroLis' ihs'
he sale e. TER TkIBvAG,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. g


Slips-Rsab Bowen, New Orleans Eagle Hazard; Amer
lean Congress- Ma:her. London, Grnnel Mnurn CO.. RI
chel HamblD. Calcutta, Cornelius Grinnel.
Bnes-Paulne Venes Lawrence. Norfolk, Asreda, Jove
Co; Emily Davis Charleston Durham Dmon Euily Bray
Boston, Biet Son CO.; G. w Barter Bs,te Boston, MAJ
ter C. F. OBrieu Fountain Boston, Snow Burgess la
bella Beurman Tsnpic Mnatisn. rech Churchi Asands
Jane Dorr Barbados, Metcsf 4 Duncan. -,
Schooners-Msy Flower, Strong Boston, Snow 4ufaU;
Virginia Davis Baltimore: MAILER Lord Qaeresu Wr
ins Hanlp Boston, w Lewis 4 Co.. W. II. Clesre foxl
Albany Nassau Jos Eneas shannon lBrl Hutchinss0p H
Dor Island. J. Enes. Price Godfrey. Chsfs'tSn ! g
Slsght Sussn E. (Br) Mahon, Londonderry, G. A De Wolf
Msitha Maria -, Salem. w Ropes 4 Co.
Stesmers-Ana Elizs, Robinson. Philadelphia DeiAwssA
shaw and Philsdelpia Navigation Co
Locust Point French Baltimore H. % Cromwell.
Bargc-Matilda CoepauSh, Newark master.
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The trade is more depressed this month than it was
last, and e prices continue very low. Several ope-
Iators have suspended their coeres entirely having
but few orders, and those not at paying rates. In
several Instances the wages have been reduced in
order to keep the coeries goicg. Others propose
working only three or four days 10 the week, in pref
ererce 10 suspendiug entirely. For the ensuing few
weeks We think the trade will be diminished ulateri-
ally from Schuykill County.
At Boston the Money market has settled into
a comparatively quiet and easy condition, the
Banks havrg gained in strength AMI giving
customers fair degree of accommodation. Dis
count rates at private banking houses are quote
at to u = cent but there is more money Offering
at these quotations than satisfactory paper, and there
is evident inclination TO favorable negotiations
for the borrower.
A. New Orleans the money market is trife easier.
Firs.-class paper was 10 = cent.
Tile Lake Superior Journal of the LIST inst. fur
nbes the following information relative to the copper
mites:
PORTAGE LAKE MINES The mines of this district
are attracting considerable attention just Tow among
mining men, and strong hopes are entertained hat they
will prove very productive. The result thus far has
been satisfactory, and the people OF mat vicinity are
making active preparations toward establishing more
freaueIt and regular communication with the lower
country than they have heretofore enjoyed The Pc
wabic mine has already shipped "a tuns OF copper,
and has at this time some 80 tuns for shipment The
company exp ct to ship 200 tuns this season. eIcu.
sivey OF the stamp work, which will amount at lie ist
to 900 tuns for the years which the mine has been
worked. The Lime il now yielding 80 uns of barrel
work per month. Our advices from the Quincy mins
are brief but understand the agent expects to chip
100 tuns Of copper this season. and that the prospects
Of the mine are remarkably good. The Franklin Com
pany-a new one-has just commenced operations,
little north of the Pc wabic mine, and the mine is said
TO have opened as rich its neghbor.
CLIFF NINE, &C.-It has been iGtimated to Us that
the Cliff Mine might, by proper management, be made
stronger riva Of the Minnesota Mine than il now s,
and that too, upon what we call good authority,
which. however we are not at liberty to name at
present. No fault s found We believe, with the oper-
h,ions of the NINE but the Company rather hold back
from liberal view of the working of the mice. Ia
brief it is said, if they would open up ground,
the facilities for increasing the amount of copper
taken would be greater in proportion and stand
fairq chance to equal the amounts taken from the
Miufesota. However, do not propose to interfere.
They both stand high, and shipping of masses
which are an honor to themselves and the country.
The quantity of copper that passed Sault Ste. Marie
Canal from the lst to the oath Of july inclusive, was
roIlo
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~hcr,ohoc:s q LOOMS. Mr.. HuogeTiofd, bowevef,
could give bin no Information; but, a, the mo-
men. t'e cAns'ablesw' ssving the oi'>e, in walked
the sOUch. for who drawing out h;s watch,
remarked thst he hal intenScd ssar,iug Tor
Pennsylvania tina. morning bu. was five
minutes zoo late to take the train. By the de-
scrpiion furnished 10y the Az ANY parties the consts
bic recognized L., and infor aed him that he would be
delighted with bis contrary TO Albany via Hudson
River Railroad. Mr. l.. demurred, and wished u give
bail, there, but befor', his friends could accomplish
The arrangements necessary that disposition Of the
case, Maloy, with lis prisoner were coming toward
Albany at the rave Of IS miles an hour Ball. TO the
amount Of $40 400 was spoken Of here, saturday,
evening but Justice Cole concluded 70 commit, and
no he passed. Sunday in The Madep-ane Jail. He il,
or was the proprietor of undergrad aud sawmill
in Brooklyn and is charged that he has defrauded
by false p,etepses several Of lumber dealers TO
the extent stated below.
C. p. Williams Co. ~ SO 90 Clark Sumner Co. 1851 6
l.. Thompson Co.. $500 90 Cha.. p Es.on.... AS n
Arnold Folsom Co. 1896 50 Basscit Washbnrn. $50 %
TOwner Hayt.... 1873 80 RomsiEe &DauscOnb 35i 81
jas. Tcwner < Co... l. fS "a -
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SECOND BOARD,
MoYDAY, Aug. 10, P. N.


The Stock Market was dull to-day, the attendance
of members being quite moderate. AT the Second Board
the transactions in the leading fancies were small.
During the day the tendency of prices has been down
ward, and this feeling continued after the Second
Board, when Erie sold at 32l 32s, Reading 7Oa III,
Southern 49l a 49, Central S22 aS3, &C. Michigan
Southern and Central very quiet at the Second
Board La Crosse fell of = cent to-day, selling at
1874. Cleveland and Toledo was very heavy, under
rumor that the October dividend would be passed,
and sold down to 5i. The question Of the next divi
dend we understand has not yet been thought of in
| the Board Illinois Central was ll9 bid, aud the
Rights sold at l2i In Railroad Bonds and State
Stocks the transactions were very limited.
The business in Exchanges has been small "a yet for
the steamer, and rates nomnaly unchanged Ster-
| ling is 9Id9s y cent with moderate demand, and
| none at over 81 y cent Francs, 5.E d5.164
Freights are still unchanged. To Liverpool, 900
BUSH Grain at DID,. 100 bales Cotton at s.. 200 ties.
Beef at 3D. To London, 800 bbs Oil Cake at Is. Cd.
| 700 bags do. a. l5s; 900 bbls Resin at 2s. To
| Hamburg, 500 bbls. Spirits at &c.. GOO bbls. Rosin
| at 2s; 50 hhds Quercitron Bark 2js. The new o.
| denbufg bark Fake was chartered to load part in
Philadelphia to come to NewYork and load for Trim
| idad de Cuba, and there load Sugar aud Mahogany
| for Hamburg at 60 l2s. I'd.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
siOO996 39-includng 100000 for Transfer Drafts on
Boston; Payments, $685. 4j Balance 81, ia
| l0l ~.
We hear of about $500, 900 as likely to go to Boston
tomorrow for the steamer.
The Bank statement of the present week cannot be
considered as favorable one as indicating per-
manence of the present easy condition of the money
market The line of loans continues to be largely
banded, while both specie and deposits show de-
crease The loans have been expanded 50 2OO, 900 in
two weeks during which time the specie reserve has
decreased over 81 100000. The undrawn deposits
have fallen oft 81 100000. The country bank depos
its are very low as compared with last year at this
time while the city depositors have generally III
creased lines The statement is as follows:
An,n., Si% go si2ssOls ss,es5.a22 ssi445 ss7
Hosust g.. i0,07 $50 1i,11,SS7 s,ssi,74o A,4SSA7
Increase. ti4so%s ;;,:.:;. ssls.sls ..::::;,
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. ], 1856, has
been az follous:
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Markets. Reported by TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Aug TO- D. m-FLoUR uuchanged sales 10 day
of9oo bbs Sc IS for choice Ohio and Wisconsin and 81
do. WHEAT is firm; sales to day Of 2O0 bush
81 ga % for Chicago SPRING 81 Is for Milwaukee Club
81 7ods IS for white Winter and 81 for old red Hi
nos Com is steady sales to-day OF 50 900 bush 75c Oars
60d62c. WHISKY dull at 29d29!c FkEIGHTs
changed Corn 10 New York. l0!c IMPORTS during the last
DAYS: 1000 bbs Flour II G0 bush Wheat aud S. 900
bush. Corn. EXPORTS during time $4,000 bush Wheat
and ~ 90 bush Com.
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Arrived at wes.port Point 9Th bark George and Mary De-
OIL Reports .pOIs Western Ground about june IS Roth
Matt 90 sperm Stb v H. HILL Freeman, Provincetown
mail haze: July U.s. Osceola I'd Chadwick N IS sperm.
Heard from March IS lat 27, lon 10 Cherokee N B. wfsh
400 bbs sperm D $50 whale and 50 sperm previously
od had been round Desolaon Island hut had taken
inv whsle oil
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MARRIED..

JoNEs-pE vOE-On Saturday, Aug g. BY the Rev Joseph
eauderson Mr. Richard Jones 10 Mrs Frances A. Ne oe'
dsusbter Of Samuel n Stubs. esq, al Of this city
sCONClO-KENDALL-On "Wednesday Aug =, 6y tne hey'
Dr Swain Giovanni A. ScoDcio 10 Miss May L. hehaai'
daushter of X. Kendall, esq.
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Destructive FIRE AT NEwARx-SEvERtL PsR-
sons ISJURED.-About o'clock CD Sunday afternoon,
fire broke out in the Chadwick Patent Leather NJ IAN
ufacturirg Companys works situated 90 Front street,
Newark and, before it could be extinguished de-
stroyed about 500 600 worth Of property. grea,
portion of the stock was saved but in a some xha'
damaged state from being thrown into the street or
injured by water. The loss, it is believed is fully
covered by insurance. The origin of the fire is IN
known. While the fire was progressing, ladder be.
longing to Hook and Ladder Co. No , was placed
agsinst the wall and mounted by fireman. He very
quickly descended, however, and scarcely had he
done so when considerable quantity of wall fell out
ward from the top Of the building carrying the ladder
over with it and njuring several persons who were
beneath.
Among the Injured was James VI. Quinby esq,
formerly Mayor Of Newark. who was struck by the
falling bricks on the head. Peter Riker, member
of Hook and Ladder Company No. 2 was al,o iliured
as well Peter Wetzel, aud Christopher McNoy, an
Irish laborer employed on the works.
Peter WetZel was 20 severely injured, having
fracture Of the skull with depression Of the bone that
but little hopes entertained of his recovery Rker
and McVoy not seriously injured, and Mr. Qdinby
was reported late in the evening doing well.
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Ia " INTELLIGENCE.
THE CONOVER CONTEMPT.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TIRM-ArG
Before Indga INGRLHAM.

The Mayor &C., agt Daniel ID. Conover ct al.
MIR. Field resumed HIS argument this morning. lie
said that Mr. Conover, at the very moment he re-
ceved the Dunctonorder, handed it to Mr. NOyes, his
counsel and before he had read through the papers,
Mr. Harrington brought into Court the last lot OF
books &C., from the Street Commissioners office;
that he and the others ordered to stop and in
structons were then given to Mr. Conover not to inter
1ere with the books, &C., which instructions he
(Conover) had strictly adhered to; aud that there
never was case in which party had implicitly
QbeyvS the order Of q Court than in this.
MI. Brady closed on the other side, urging that the
evidence showed willful and lay plotted violation Of
The Injunction. The case was then submitted
decision both upon the question of coDte npt and
Of the continuance Of the injunction, will be rendered
on Saturday.
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week lat year. There WAS almost total suspension
Of trade on the Delaware and Hudson Canal last week
The Delaware and Hudson Company, &c are H.
formed has made arrangements to decrease their sup
ply this year about 20 y cent. The object Is to re-
duce the stock on h.nd at the close Of navigation as
much possible.
The increase and decrease is az follows this year:
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-NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

MORTALITY OF NEwARK.-There were IL deaths in
Newark last week, and 80 the previous week. The
number of deaths during the past week being those of
children under 10 years of age.
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Receipts Of PreAuce-Auc TO-

BY the North Rirey Bodk-2606oO bush. Corr IL 900 do
Nh.st l0o0 bbls Flour 56 do Whisky 10 do Ashes H. 900
do Ship Stufs 4 $50 DO Ocake.
BY the Ere hdIyood-I773 bbls Flour $40 Whisky, 81
do Alcohol % pkas Povdons Al do Butter - do. Cheese
46 bses Wool IS DO Skins 4 Hides Is bbs Copper S71
sides Leather l4l Sheep.
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London to Warrington. Csntador yiocer, the d, :,
Ctsrsr y. Hubbard I'D. Jsrnsrche. John 3. EushA =
Henry Chss. Pnochody. Nile. Violier Mrs = p L~vis
Dowsy, lsdy, child and servant Nile. Dowsy Osr,t.L
trDr r. E.pin. Ni.corBte de Lsvedsn, Chas. F.rsr n
G Todd Montsnt Col H. Sparks lady, inaut and ,s ~
Mfs W. NSbzaudt aid child. Madam j. G.. Brsndcsss H
frsnkhn and lady. ;. killer A. A an b, y Beef n,s "a
Barnard, Miss L. White. Miss Betty Leutz and serv.,s
r k.y AID erysn Geo Tiffany and servant bearer q a.,
paictes from Ms 20 Wshington Mile Tiffany and ..rx-.
I w. Strong. lady and eh'ld c. Baunan lady Maiam 2
Csrnmsch. Mills O. end A. Csmmarh, Julien 6aet c..
Ooriss and Bercbeet ~ Mera lady three children ana -
want the Reyds Fgnler Gos~ss Moresa Jahe Lstoe,.
.erap, Lau..e GuiIlon; COysc and ssouon, Madam g.
ku,i, ME- Rue' Madam D 4,,i hasesle and child Nile 4
ME 6eSts Reg W..I En- R RS,S EDE rsIn Ham
re la nd I've children Peter B.,e ana ~ geo Ma
stein O. Ritter FlOI.hsim jacob ls1S ana CODE
symops and seven children NJ Tar Pern PsT C. Ron
tbicr Martial Crates Derbes OPpenhemer, Devorss
and N TowiDe-Total lff passengers 49, y
IN bark N d. Byooksan from Haraaa--Wm. L. BlsneAs,a
and wife 0. @. Barrett, James C. Csuheld
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IN neamhis Fulton from Hars aa6 Soutadmp,on-Dr.
Ch.s Smith and lady Dr.. A. Fish and LADY, A ChsEe.
W. Seymour, 9. Lobrsno Ckas Hl6nasle, u s. Corsl
0srerh 70 1g.iih East IlSs ard Besy 81 Dpsehss tom