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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
GRIN DST{DNES.
J s. W HITNEY X co

J. D. W II I I N E N EU
 a2 WEST ST. AND 56 wAsulsoroS -Nsw YORK. 2 H AVE constantly on hand and are prerarsd t0 ~ N supply G1iND@IUNES, in any quantity. UA all sizes. from fnt to six feet diameter tf Novs Scotia, Newcastle, WickersIcy. French. Whitening, Swedish and Ohio Superior G'imsionrs fir mann. featuring Cutlery. J. $. WHITNEY & CO,
 . 5G Washington St. and g. West St. 50-n NFw NOnK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
Goods going with
 a rush

FOR CASH, At the Bee Hive, South street. EHOR the next thirty days, the subscriber will .M-' sell for cash his stock, comprising about 75 pieces 1000 yards, American Calico Prints at cost 25 pieces. 500 yards, Muslin DeLaines at cost, many of them new patterns and best styles. 8pieces, 250 ytls, 5-4 ass d colors Parlnettas. 8pieces. 250 yds, 3-4 '' Mohair Debages 10 pieces 400 yds, A colored Ginglams. Broacloths Shawls, Cloaks. Ready made Cloth ing and other goods in proportion. too to mention, but must bs sold among which are im- n,ease stock of Ladies' Dress an Cloak Trimmings Ribbons Velvets, Tassels and Buttons in any quan tity and every style, and repenishcd weekly by arrivals.
 Also Ladies' Shoes, Hosiery. Gloves. &c.. &c., and Cents Ready made Clothing of all descriptions.
 s: N. BRONSON. I.chfcld, December, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

The Alabama Planter thus gives his experience in gardening during the last season:
 One little gardea patch If ours has hern ver6 profitable this year. The snais ate up the cu- ca,nbrrs- ihs chickens ate up the sn ils-t.s Heighbors' cats a'e rp the chiskrns-..nd ~. ala now in search of something Ina, VI Ill eat up tq. eAis Can any of our agrit u!,ural iieEd. aid ns tO
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
Hard Times.

'E<HE entire stock of linckskin Gloves and Nit a tens, Drawers and Wrappers. Gents shawl Is. bnys C"mf'rters, Half Hose, Shirts and Collars, selling at cost at
 T. H. RICHARDS Clothing Store Htchfcld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
Read This.

fHNHE UNDERSIGNED HA> JUST RErI-ENED
 E from New York with lalge ass T meat oi Daguerreotype, Ambrotype, and Photographic Material, aud offers during these hard times, tn make pictures at the following rates, as cuinlr.,rd WILh Ioililer ices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
M. W. KING & SON,
 PATENT CHAIR >MANUFAcTURHRs, nm

PATENT
 CHAIR MANUFACTURH FRS. 100 @nooAE ST, ONE Doon EAST or BRsAswA1,
 lLate 46s Broadway,)
 NEW YORK,
 (Estabtishea A.D., lsss.l INVITE an examination of their great xs,;etv ..S M superior assortment of CHAIRS, manufactured a! their own establishment and under thvir iuams. dlate observation and direction, including
 PIVOT REVOLVING CHAIRS oELf ACTING EXTENSION RELUMBENTC CH ,lns IMPROVED INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS. MAJOR SEARLE'S TRAVELLING INVALID CHArn. SPANISH SPRING AND sCuAB CHAIRS. PNEUMATIC, SPINAL& ASTHMATIC INVALID ds.
 &c., &c., &o
 Ehnracing the most complete assortment a,S eholcest Kinds for PARLORs, DRAWING l.ooxs Cu.v: BERs. dARDENs, LIBRARIES, Covyr,xa u,u.vss OFFICES. puBLlc INSTITUTIONS DExrrsls. I,.mssr,. Nc., together with every desirable sort ad,n,s ,s tne comfort, convenience, and luxury of th. S,cr. tie AGED, the lNFiHM, the LAME and L.zY ln point of ingenuity of design elegance of finish qnaty and richness of material f,irh.ufnss of .xe cu'loh' durability and cheapness these Chairs are unsurpassed For them M. W. K \, < SON, werd awarded the first and only Prize Medal. and inc Faculty recommend them Us far preferable to l.d, .f couches for patients afflicted with SpnaI ltsuso ye Br0nckidl affections VI 10 either arm of the chair may be attached con- vehien' reading or writing DisK, and any .on,Lina; 'i"h deslrth will be manufactured to order circular with explanatory cuts, will be sen, bv nhal e4uested, and orders, (wth IemittancesY promptly forwarded to any part of the world
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
.Tostce.

TNVHE SUBSCRIBER having rented the East part II of Mr. Wm. Rugers' Blacksmith Shop in Spen Ger street, few steps from his Carriage Shop in West Street for the purpose of doing BLACK MYTH WORK SHOEING HORSES AND OXEN will strictly attend to all Jobs. Articles usually found in q Country Shop will constantly be kept hand, such as Hinges, Chains, Harrow Teeth, &c.,
 Old customers and new ores are requested to giva me call J. E. FULLER
 Itchield, Oct. 27th, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

THOSE who wUul,i have the benefit. of this lib eral deduction will do we'll to cali sOoii. Photo.
 tpns taken and coiurd by acc,in l,lisi,c artist 'n'cli exec the ir At Oil painting. DtgurrrrO- types copied by this process, enlarged and multi ptsl to .ln, extent. iicsse call and examine ss ci mems. J. l.. JUDD.
 Lltchfi i'd. Nov. 2Gth. 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
PIANO FORBES.

HIST received, new supply from ALBERT ". eb LApp Co.,. of Boston, and HARIEroN BRo- THEIRS, of New York.
 All wishing to purchase, are invited to call and examine them. AhsD DA1 loN.
 Wolcot.ville, Nov. 5, 1856. tf26
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE The British 7 Quarterly Reviews
 Great Inducements to Subscribe
Cost reduced 50 to 75 Der cent

L. SCOTT x CO, New York, continue
 io pHblish tue following British
 Periodicals. viz:
 l. THE LONDON QUARTERLY (Con- servative.)
 9. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW ,Whis) 3. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Free Churh.)
 4. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Librrai.)
 5. BLACKWooD's EDINBURGH MAGA- ZINE Crory)
 These Periodicals ably represent the three great political parties of Great Britain-Whiy Tory, and Radirai.-bui oddities form only one feature of their character. As organ> of the most profound writers on Scirnce. Literature, Morality, and Religion. they stand as they eytI have stood. unrivaI-d in tie world of -ileis being con>id- cred indispensable To the scholar aud lhr prof-s. -ionaI man, while to the intelligent reader of E+very class they fnrni>h more correct and sati>. factory record of ,h- literature ni t. day throughout the world, than Can be uussibty oh. | Iainrd from any other source. EARLY COPIES The receipt of Advance Sheets from the Bri,ist publishers gives additional value 10 these R.. 1 prints. inasmuch as they can nnw be placed il th. hands of subsc ibefs about as soon as the r ginal editions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
Goods are C'l.eu,,.

4 NALL and examine for yourselves at
 " A. C aMiTm's & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

TARPETs, Oil Cloths Druggets and Straw Mat o ting at A. c SMITH Co.'s
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
TwENTr-FuUKTIi ANNUAL REPORT.
 OF THE
 LitchGe1d Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

Lifchfeid. Juiy 6. 1887.
 GENERAL STATEMENT. The whloe number ot foicies that have been issseG "a 9,0ao The whole amount of Losses and Expenses paid by the Company S2G,695 s about q, ,5eeotO
 3=.E=7 To Cash in the Treasury and due from = ... O. Agents Sl5,33o oo Te an,au,t oi Premium charged on the .. BsoKs which Is pledged capital 70 soo 10 Making the Capital ef the CompanySao'0oo '0 STATEMENT OF THE LAST YEAR BUSINESS. To an Fl Gasn re reis ed for Premiums tne lac, wear S3,oU5 10 To Infefest received on Notes ny
 the Treasurer trom July 7 lo3o -,-o, to July C. ls57 ole VI sn ,so oe xsar " $50 I9 Leaving balance for the years business or s3 Al s
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

ADIES Congress Caters, save trouble in facing \ 4 for sale cheap for cash, by SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

MHUSTANG LINIMENT, Lyons Katharion, Es- MI scnces, and general assortment of HairOil, Perfumery, &c., may be found at No. West Street.
 Iitchfeld July 7th. 1S56
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
BURNING FLUID.

l0 BARRELS BURNING FLUID, this day re- VD ceived-A No. l Article, and selling for 56 cents per Gallon. CHAS. MCNEIL,
 Drug Store, Wolcottville Wolcottville, Jan. 21, 1858. 4t39
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

ID URNING FLUID and Lamp Oil, at
 h 4. c. SMITH & Co.'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.

 THvHE times, they say arc growing hard; -H Expansion and contraction. But little fear, and less regard,
 Will meet from HIRAM JACKSON. His Hat Emporium's ample shelves. Of Hats and Caps have stacks On; And 50, to buy and please yourselves, Just call on HIRAM JACKSON. His choicest Furs for winter wear, Have wonderful attractions; Before you purchase them elsewhere, Step in at HIRAM JACKsoS's. You II find the times will better grow; There Il be brisk reaction . You can t do better than bestow
 Your trade on HIRAM JACKSON. Fur coats he has whose ample folds You all should have your backs on, So quickly seek the shop that holds The goods and HIRAM JACKSON. You I'll find him in the same ..Old Briok," I'll give you the direction West of the Court House doors, quick, You II find said HIRAM JACKSON. Oct 26 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
Church Organs.

FORGE JARD9NE S SONS celebrated Organs VI which are used in many of the principal churches in New York city and elsewhere. The subscriber having taken the agency for the sale Of the above will be pleased o receive orders from ali societies wishing to purchase an organ, or those wishing any information in regard to the organs will please send to the subscriber and in return will receive price list and scale sze number Of stops c
 ARVD DAYTON. Wolcottvillc Sept. list, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

MALL and WINTER Prints, De Laines. Meri A' noes, Paramettas, Sc, at cost, for the next thirty days to make room for Spring styles.
 CHARLES B BISHOP
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
Panic Prices.

Charles HOtchkiss 6 Son
 HI AvING fitted up shop in Wolcottville for kE making DOORS. WINDOWS and BLINDS. and all kinds of euilding, would solicit share of patronage. A 6mo
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

S upERfINE WHEAT FLOUR at s6,oo per bbl S EXTRA do. do. at s6.f0 d.. at A. c. SaITH Co.'s
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
NEW GROCERY
 AND FAMILY STORE,

A N ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS ! "A Attention the Whole Community
 WM. H. WHEELER, at the Stand formerly oc- cupied by s. P. Bolles in East Street, would re- spectfully inform the Citizens that he has on hand every kind of
 Groceries and Provisions. adapted for this market. His lung experience in this branch of trade enables him to present stock of articles unsurpassed by any dealer in this or the adjacent towns He will sell as cheap, and in many instances, cheaper than any merchant in the co,n- try. and his Goods are of tiie choicest and most de sirable descriptions HAMS and PORK cured un- der his immediate charge. Also, assol t,nent of BlRD-CAGES, Canary Birds, Seed, and general Bird and Cage Fixtures. Also, Glass, Earthcn and Wooden Ware. Batting. Wicking, and General kitchen Articles. Likewise, A fine Assortment of FLOUR of different brands and descriptions.
 N. B.-A superior article of native grape WINE adapted for family and medical purposes fine variety of Potatoes also on hand.
 few old accounts exchanged for C,sh
 WI. H. WHEELER. Litchfeld. May 26, 1877. 5-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
Ready Made Clothing, T
 A. c. SMITH & Co.'S.
Special Invitation.
GeeSe EeSaShel.S.

a< INE BOOTS. Kip Boots, Thick Boots, Boys
 . Boots, good boots all sorts of Boo's cheap for cash at $. CLOCKS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
TERMS. (Regula. Prices

TERMS. (Regua: Prices)
 Per ann For any one of the four R-yirws..S3 co For any two of the four Rrvirws.. 5 Ou For any three "f the f.ur Review ! Uu For all four of tho Revi.ws. s Gu For Biarkwood's Magazine. ....... 3 uG For Biarkwoud and three Icvitw>. uu For Blarhwood and lh- f"ur Reviews. ....lO Uo Payments to be made in all cases in aduunce Menes Current in the Se where issued w be receired ct par PosrAGE.-l'he postage 10 any par, ot the Uni ted States will be hat Twenty four Cents year for " Blackwood. and but Fourteen Cents year for each of the Reviews.
 Al ,he above prices the Periodicals will b. furnished for ls57
 SPLENDID OFFERS for '5s & 2 TOGETHER. UnlikeE,he ephemeral Magazines of .h. day. these Periodicals lose little by age Hrnc. 2 full year of the Numbers (with omissons) for 1856, may be regarded nearly as valuable as for 1857. We propose ,o furnish lie two years al the following extremely low rates, viz: For Black ood's Magazine. ..1$4 50 For any one Review -w.................... UO For any two RevleWs. UU For liackwood and one Review. ......... % For Blackwocd and two Reviews ....... 9 U0 For three Reviews. s................... s U0 | For Blackwood and three Reviews. ......l2 % For thr TOUT heV1tWS II uu For Biackwood and the four Reviews Ii OO oTo avoid fractions, s5 may be remi,,ed for Backwoud for which we will forward that work for ho,h years, post paid.
 N. B-rhe price in Great Britain of the five Periodicals above named is about s3l per annum. As we shall never again be likely to offer such inducements those here presented. NOW Is THE TIME TO SU UBSCRIBE. Rrmi,taumrs must, in all cases, be made direc, to the publishers, for at these prices commits sion can be allowed to agents,
 Address, LEONARD SCOTT & co, 52 Mo- 5i Gold street, New York. Notice! Notice /!
 WTIE shali ehdearor to sell Groce-ie ies at little w cheaper rate than our neighbors have adver- l tised A. c. SMITH & Co. WDR BATE ELAN NKS N for sale at this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
DIED.

ARcHER-on Tb1-].y May 6, Jane widow Of I'sse H.
The funs- win place from No u Grove street NewYorh
on the 7th ins.. tahi, day, st3i O'Clock
Brownie :h ci.y On Tu..dsy Msy c.Ioliu. H..ids
5nonihs and Gays.
CIJNNIN9HAM-On Thursday May G. aged So years Mts.
Her friends and those Der nspbew james Peter and Taom,s
Hops respectfully Invited TO attend her funer. from he
avenue this day tFhdty) the 7th At O'Clock p. m.
COnNERRYAN go Hester street on T1e.d.y May May
Connsrry wife Of Robert Connery, aged y years
CAsTLES-A. No III Hudson avenue. Brooklyn Wednes
day, May s. Mary Castles, in The list year OF Der age.
DAYTOH-A No. 100 Broadway, Wednesday May S, Mrs
Mary Dayton, aged IS years.
YORT-At No 399 Ruds1n street Wednesday May s. sad
denly. Henrietta Lousa Fur, aged 10 ysua
HATFiELD-rn Boboken On Thar.lsy mo1ins May sfsr
lo9g and severe Illness Jane Hshed wife of Oliver s. H@
The resye, a. friends OF the family respectfully vt.d
,tt. nd the funeral from
pls Saturday morning a. 10 clock without further ce
JOsEs-lt EHzsbetbpor. j. % Wednesday morning NAV
S. O'Clock Maria E. daughter Of Phiness Jones' aged Is
year,
KELLYA.H 2n Cherry street Mary Ann Kelly wife Of t.
J. Kelly.
LATHAM-A. Brooklyn, on Monday evening May o. Asa A.
Latham formerly Of Pre.ton Conn the 4a,b year Of s
MeINTYRE,In Albany, n on we3ns.d.y, May Archibald
yoaDses. child ana OILY Of Robert and Margaret Mills.
sgsd year, month and u days.
REsLEY-At No 252 Third avenue, Tuesday May SID
denly sarsh Ann Agnes wifi Of Thomas Rsey aud daughter
Of the late Robot Lo1ge, aged "A years and months.
SHOTWELL-In this city. Tn rsdsy, Msy 8, Abraham
His Festive. and fderd, and those Of the family respectfully
invited to stend the funeral wibo1, luther iuvstion
b. lac Es.idence No 2s "esi r"entyeisth street. on
No. $50 West Thrynn.h street, We'res-
day May Henry c. s'g Of Elisha b. ard Ruth Cary Sup
TRlVER A, bis home, in Rbnebeck. Tuesday morning,
May a. q O'clock Stephen TFaver in the JON year Of ms
d.y Msy T. after q painful illness William p elde.. Of
Nicholas and Ann Wilson, aged IS year, and Il months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
ANNIVERSARY OF THE M4GDALENE
SOCIETY.

The Anniversary of the Magda,eee Society was cse'
brs.ed yesterday at the Institution organized under It's
auspices, and situated on Eghty-eghth street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues, Yorkyle. The Rev.
DIR. Gillette presided. After the residing Of chapter
from the Scriptures and prayer the President made
brief address in which be ated the obi scts OF the
Society and the claims it hsd upon the CHI issn pub
lie for support. the Treasurer report was then resd
1t exhibited the receipt and expenditure OF go dur
ing the year.
report alluded to the many difficulties wnlch tae
Society had 70 encounter, prominent among wncn was
the difficulty which they experienced 10 breaking the
subjects Of their sbors from the Of sin. But
there were those who had excepted the refuge proeT
cd them. The design to s0Jrd temporary home,
and to retain those who were legitimate objects OF
their charity. OF the ~ persons whe had been
under moral and religious instruction of the
Society, Al hadleft the Asylum, some - return
to their relatives, soTe to occupy Situations
of reep.c.ability and usefulness, and some 70
avail themselvs of other kindred institutions.
Others, however weary OF restrain; and il 1--we with
sinful sra.i6ca,ios, had returned % av YSss Of vice
NOT, however, without carrying with them impress.
sions which Christian counsel AID the sacred word
had erstamped upon their minds. The gospel had
been preached each Sabbath, and tae reading o. the
Scriptures ard religious instruction had been given
each week day. Several conversions were snr oqnced
and in some instances pspists had accepted tie Evan
Relcal religion. Instances were noted whore t1e
forGer members Of the instit1tiOn hsd nov attained
positions of high respectabii:y they having IN some
Instances been married.
Addresses were made by the Rev. Mr.. CARPLNTER,
the Rev. HARVEY ID. GANsE and others.
Officers were ele cted for the ensuing year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
Passeugers Sailed

In ,,eau,,p Casa6a FROM Bostoa Jo~ Lise,Poo!-Dr
GonlS r. A Laurie T. Bengon, r Arkley, sanl g. Wa d,
Nm Malay w w. Gvenough. J. H. Everett, J. Rchrf-
SON D. Jordan Ma Ward Ms Macksy Mas P.stt Assy,
two children snd servants Miss Jessie Aey VT. Jordan
Miss FliIabeth Dufe Boston Prof Frson, Csrenise;
Cap, w w. Henry Chsrestown; Richard cfossey south
bridge Miss Joanna Saunders, Fall River H. De Vdsse PORT
lard T. J. soubsrd ard Mis-, souh.r5 Richmond NJ. joseph
Abbot, and Mrs. Cs.bsrne Abbott. WHEes Ma Joan
Thto Bttspin George Speyer Joseph 1asf stephen sun
NOR James B. Hison w. Ii. Hese r. w. Nesbir, "m Bah
coo l. Dahe Mrs. Edward Hl two chiren aud servant
Miss Dayiiop Jno. Ferguson NewYok Rev john l1uaon
Mr.. scott Buffalo; E. NJ Needles Mr' Needles VIM Finley
PHILADELPHIA H. Won Knapp John Achee' Mrs IL Won nspp
and In FAINT Smith, Baltimore Sai.er Na'nAn kea
t1cky; s Rane, r. Armstrong @. W. Me1ce 81 loui,
John Sch.e Fred'k Scbee, Mrs schee Mss Asry kenne
end two children Belesvl- Ill Robert Dwell, Jn, Ottawa
G.o,gis Joseph Hsss David ADsein Chicago e d. nd.sm
NV ans A. FIeteler TcIss Lieut. Holworthy, lIth Reg
im.It; James d Horgur I w Smiths servsn. Cansds
No. Mr. Caunh and Gi-nj Mrs III. COrfeld Montreal Geo.
Gvep George X. Bradford H. Arnold Toro1to e Shelf
fer Dutch ROYAL Nsvy Robb Edw Bersee, w Whse.
Liverpool; T. C. Barring, Edw Herring John SoDifsce, r.
Gras,ie London Henry Buddsn, Sam Bel and wife, EDsandi
Foster Mr. Smith,. Ireland La'del's servant France
Sepor LLnde Msnseuant Spain fscuaio Senior jose Ma
de Lad.r Gail Jorsnsen Miss Es.uado Mira Je Lantsr
Children and Mrs AID Miss JOraussp W. xco T.
Narae LASER Senior E. ArgeDds Csdo Lsss francisco Al
field S,Dor Jose vdel, A. Gira, A. LauiiI A: h,rino "
Mo.lno J. Gomez c. Gsdsm, Ira Lsehez, T. Myers Master
MyeTs. Mr.. T. \. Andeusin, Hsvsbs-l33
FOR Haiisx-G. p. King Boston; s. Whe, X Hunt, I:
h. Fraser Power c. r. Smith E3w. S1h :. w smith and
servsn;, Hslifsx; Mrs. +. w. SGh Mss Smith NJ ~ W.
Smith end con Cuebec-la Total Isl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07
p,arh.,.....Re rortei 6u rel.grcra.

NV Csl,,Ss. May S-Corrcx frrr saes - lay 1000
hale at y 4le SUGAR sesdy =, q &c FLOCe sety- q
- SdSs 81 Rod WHEAT &c. Wli,e 70 - oic 81 10
hitsd CoRN SIC. Moss Posg "a h-'d sIs EseTcsrs-
Cotton yePo 3D. but toe con binarou o; ship ie
usrds aied.
NV OgtEA,s Says-corro~ 6rn: ,,- - iav q, p 90
l.l.s SucAR - s'y MoLASsTs 2ja5'i =, PoRK wy iau
Lao fin Fss,srn HAY so :, TIM RIO CoyTsr oisr!c
,orroy % Have l. and WRE,r TO LvsDn Iol 'hs
tlr,',u rs.a srsrLNG EXCHANGE. 100. aloa ExcHsssE
o. N.v.f ork eVd ~.
c,Strys,Ti NV 5-PosK dull pSnomiri B,coS dli It
q cine ofic Bacon in suk declined s.. s.s O! so 40
T. /. g. PIoup irn. WHISKY eeclioed 10 lsc
,srEsros Mas t-The sSes If CoTroS % lay were $40
bslss n. ussk.t exhibiting ger~rs depression.
gtraSxap Mar 5Ths sses Of CoTToS today were 80 bas
l. nsftst rossd quie. but - ssy
MosILE May 5-Ths CoTroS market Is very g. s<lss %
frnlpIL7uiA NsyG-gREsDsrrFrs dag. F,ar very dla
ard unfhsrEsd Vhes; doll ga 81 To- Cora hsm sa,es
400 hash unchanged prices WHISKY sescy PROVISIONS
sissfy. ,,,
,.,Sy CosS-Y.Isw . shade hisb.r, s6d6sa; White
cbansed WHISKY dull 81 gle Provisions sUies ard sn-
BryTuo Msys-i p m -PLocE- To. denshi 10 olly for
,h i,erior aes q 600 bbs $685. u fr Extra Leblanc
AZ Missouri and 95d&4 IS for doubeexts o. and Mhi
g,n WBtAT steady; sales OF Oco bush, q. ;od7c er
Cbsaso srrin, AID e0c for Red lodsns. CoR> Is
.re nd frm .aes IL Unsound Indiana Al Sc OARS s,iy
and nominal =, S}c. WHISKY omins 81 ls4lsic sREsats
M charged Wheat ?lGlS 20 Newfork INposrs yes.,tsy
IL 90 kb's Flour 20 eco bash Whest 400 e-sh Osa
FypoRrs-2Ooo bbs Flour 81 go bush. Nhea, 5000 hash
Cen, ~ 900 tush Data Wind 20 day, from 4.
OswEGo Nay g. s D m-FLoVR is dull sni seaiy WHEAT
4. iow,r ses Of II bush Chosso Spring 7So RYE aud
BAILEY are quiet CANAL fREiGHrs are duli ani drspof
without ma. rial change. LAKE lNPoRrslSO bl.h "h->,
CAS,L ENPosTs-I so bbls. FOuri 800 blsa WEes AID
) DO Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-07

Ship Liberty, Adkins New Orleans and s. W. Pass April H.
% for e Boston, No dss I Is @ 20 spos.
sch Angue Brewer Cox fom New Orleans for Riga Ap.n
informed he cruising inf masters Of vessels respect
ing the cha &c ofis6ts on the Reef .,.,
to B. Trk h Had two deaths and two births board dor
Ship Lebanon. Hamilton New Orleans April a. md.e to
master April - MstaDila Reef ship Plceton BEL
ship Isaac Wright Mashs Liverpool April l. md.s p.ss
.d & 5oaa4 e. As % d. ,S' sa .ss ss
T5nsw.uds, bound Phisdeph April H. eap~rsn ed vic
" ks. had light wind. and calm. 70 The westward 81 6s B.nL
cane TO anchor In tie lower bay on the j;h at NJ
pas. L. r AmncI Hadwo death. nf.n, iod births
S S su K. 'ls x T. Re a aus wS I
Ban Mcn.ui Lincoln Galveston April a. cotton a.,
BARK Oyemann. Sterling AGtaBzas April o. ,le. lie, 70
,t March b u 1T, . fbe: oe
s @ to fSo sp hots hS 81
qns from s W n carried ava, fore opn st. main top
pig PsnTs loI soSkoo Beny M.srrs' 10 days 'as,rsod
Bis Bis Yi.l Y dsy, nooIa'.s' to master
I'd; fruit 70 chamterIn, Phsp: Co sailed Eon M..n. u
% ss S pans s aos s IA y T ~. .n
y l nsf Is c IS as Gp j. Ss 30 :SSs. &
Sarah Jane Br from Sunderland for N,wHsyer, DOT 81 lays,
Sons.
schr Css;an lof Elsworh Lord Gspsiyes II days. nAhs
any. &C. to 4 r. Peters.
schr anaId Fillmore Tu.nl Baltimore days cod TO w.
Randall .
SIR Actor Piper. Deer Island. Me- DAYS. lobs.e, %
master.
sctr Ellen Louisa Thompson, New H.yer, mdss 20 K b.
Henlnilswsy.
schr BIdsar Hemingway New. Haven bslss. to asses
schr. Florence, jameson, Roessnd, line.
scbr. Sarah Loua, Weston. hoskland. lime.
sCLr SAT-, CiDsy, Gloucester days, fish.
scbr Sterling Hill, New Haven.
S,hr. T. H. Brsinerd Clark Portland, CT, stops.
ScLr. A Hall. Baldwin, Portland. CT, stone.
schr. Jane. Brady. Hall, Virginia days, wood
sckr Amelia Kelly. Briog,poIt fish
Schr. Mary ElzsbetJ. CaTk, New Bedfri.
Sop Portland, Croker. Otoigeoxn Ne sdsy loos;e.s |"
pss.er.
Steamer o,cols, Smith Norwish and New LOreor nd's
T.. n. Rockwell -.
steamer Poonsss Goldman New Bedford. mds- 20 Jossps
AL a.. . s., ,,,r
steamer Planet Lopez Philadelphia rndss 70 " bnesS
BELOW-B.rk Intereessop, 20 day from Havrs.
wIND-sunrise g. T., And bsh' uerioiAn ca q s'nee-