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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

fg@ The Wicket Clubs of Bristol and Collinsville met at Hartford South Park on Saturday last for 8 matched game. But after playing from 10 o'clock in the morning til evening, the game was termina- ted during the last inning of the Collinsvile Club by the coming on of the darkness, which rendered it impossible to see the ball. The Clubs returned to their homes therefore after excellent supper at the Allyn House, without completing their game, and intend to try again. On the two first innings the parties stood-Bristol 180-Collinsville 1Sl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

Hor1ovAy's OINTMENT AND PILIs.-B os yowF Guard-To preclude the possibility of decepti'H, t is well to examine the books of directions used S envelopes to the medicines If upon every leaf q" words. Holloway. New York and London" appe''r AS water mark the preparation is genuine; bst 70 otsrwise Vast benefit is derived from the use Of tie Ointment in asthma, bronchitis, qu:nsy. tightne~ the chest, and pleurisy. The part affected shouh be fomented with fannels dipped in warm wasrr' immediate and lasting relief afforded in this way. The Pills are powerful auxi.iaries in rednci ng tbe febrile symptoms
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY.-The citizens of the new town of Morris hold grand picnic to day (Wednes day) on the premises of Mir. G. W. Garfield. This, with the Circus-Show here, and the Camp meeting at Campve, will pretty fully occupy the attention of the people hereabouts, for one day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08
Gbe Gitt96ela Gnqnutt.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1889.

fSp The favorite Comedy of the ' Merchant ef Venice" will be the subject of MT. Hudsona Lecture on Friday evening Those who are not familiar with the play, should read it beforehand, in order properly to appreciate the Lecture.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08
DTETO.

In this town Sept. A. Mrs. Phebe Ford, aged " years and months.
 In Cornwall, Aug 26, Julia D., wife of James b' Kellogg, aged 29 years ,so
 In Winsted, Aug. 19 Oretes Bronson, aget 6O.
 In Waterbury, Aug 31, Mrs Susan F Fish, nI- merly of this town Her remains were brought tO Litchtield for interment.
 In Fayettville, N Y., on the 3Oth nlt., Rev. W L. Strong. father of Rev Mir strong oI New maven; and native of Salisbury in this County, aged about 75.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08
MARRIED.

In Bethlem Aug. r, Seneca L. Monson, to Miss Lucretia Morris.
 In this town, Aug. 31st, by Rev. L. W. Bacon. Mr. Lewis S. Kilbourne of Litchfeld to Miss Martha A. kingsbury of Keene N. H.
 By the Rev. F, T. Williams at the residence Of the brides father in New Hamburgh Dutcless County, N. Y, Aug 3Oth pr. Albert L.. Turner of Falls burgh, N r. to Miss Annie E. Brower.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

GYP The Camp Meeting at Campville was we'll attended yesterday and the exercises were very i'm presSive It will continue until Friday evening, and will be visited, we hope, by Christians of all denominations. May its influence be for good to the dwellers of the Naugatuek Valley!
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

fB The New Haven Post Office was entered on Saturday, night through back door, from which a panel was cut, and several mail bags were opened, and the contents examined. Very little money If any) was obtained, and the rogues had their labor for their pains.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

THE TRUE REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA AND lSDfGH- r1oN.-It is acknowledged all hands that the Ox' vpenated Btters is the true remedy for these com plaints. They are free from alcohol, and con'a'n' udic:ously combined with hygenic substances, Oxy' gen, the chief vital element.
 SETH W. FOWLE Ss CO.,, Boston. PropristOF' smedev. South Farms; Charles McNsiI, WoeOttVIiI, and by dealers everywhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08
ayP Another brilliant Auroral display was wit

9Y Another brilliant Auroral display was wit messed on Friday last, eliminating about o'clock, when it was so light that one could read without inconvenience It was seen in all the Eastern and Middle States. In New York it is described as suf- fusng the Southern heavens, with intense crimson, borlered with delicate green, which melted into dark blue near the horizon. Viewed from the har- Dor, the Southeastern sky, from the horizon to the zenith, presented volume of lurid fam with here and there nebulous stream not unlike the train of an enormous comet approaching the me- ridian."
 The Aurora of the preceding Sunday night was seen as far South Charleston, and far West as St. Louis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

Ggo The gigantic steamer, Great Eastern, is soon to sail from Portland in England to Portland in Maine. She is the lagest vessel built and does not come to New York from an apprehension that the harbor entrances to that city will not admit her She has an upper deck, six hundred and ninety one feet (about Az rods) long from stem to stern, and can accommodate twelve thousand passengers, and freights in proportion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

DEATH OF THE OLDEST INHABITANr.-Mrs. Phebe Ford, relct of the late Daniel Ford, died in this town Sunday last. in the Tooth year of her age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

WThe County Poor House at Bath, Steuben Co. N. Y.,was destroyed by fire, the 2Sth ult., and
 six detanged and idiotic persons perished in the
 fames.p
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08
UNITED KNIFE COMPANY OF I1rcuF1ELp.

Among the manufactured wares produced within | the limits of this State various articles coming un- der the head of CUTLERY rapidly rising into pro- minence. We have lately had an opportunity of inspecting the operations of the . United Knife Company" an association of Sheffield practical workmen, located in Litchield, and have felt a good share of pride well qualification in exam ming specimens of the work which they turn out As their name implies, their operations confined to the manufacture of knives but include every pos sble variety of this kind of cutlery, from the most exquisitely finished pearl or shell handle pocket knife to the heavy clasp for seamen's use or pru- ming purposes. Their work is not cxceled in oual ity finish or beauty. by any that is imported. Their materials-which are invariably of the best kind-they import from Sheffield; and the labor of manufacture is performed by Sheffield workmen as stated above. Hence, the articles produced are second to none in the world. We feel pride in chronicng these facts, because every step thus ta ken by the enterprise of State is contribution to the common wealth. and must add materially to our local importance. Those who embark in such an enterprise, deserve the patronage of every man who is patriot enough to feel an interest in the com mon welfare of our State or country; and we hope the United Knife Company of Litchfeld will be remembered by the trade, and duly patron ized and encouraged throughout the country
 | [The foregoing commendation of the Cutlery ma nufactured by the United Knife Company, we copy from the H'gord Post whose Editor recently visited the Establishment We have never seen pocket Cutlery of more exquisite finish either of English or American manufacture, than that ma le here ; and we ought before this to have called the atten tion of citizens to this enterprise of experienced English workmen in our midst. Some dozen or more intelligent gentlemen have been quietly at work here for several months past, putting in or der the machinery, &c.,, of the Factory, and pre- pairing for the manufacture of fifty varieties of knives specimens of which will be exhibited at the Fairs this Fall, and may at any time be seen at the office of the Company, one mile South of the Court House; where persons wishing to examine or purchase, will do we'll to call. Merchants will
 find it greatly to their advantage to get their SUD- plies from this Establishment.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

KNITTING WORK: 4 Nd ef Masy 1saapyes, uyeuss by Rmh Burlington: Boston: Messss> Tasgast and Chase.
 This is neat volume of 4OS pages. ernbelIisbcd with frontispiece of the Burlington family, and other engravings. If you are of ever so sad tenn perament, you will laugh over every page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08
|" I HOLD STILL"

Pains furnace heat within me auivers, E Gods breath upon the flame doth blow, And all my heart in anguish shivers,
 And trembles at the fiery glow. And yet whisper, "As God will !'' And in his hottest fire hold still. He comes and lays my heart, all heated,
 On the hot anvil, minded so Into his own fair shape to beat it
 With his great hammer, blow on blow: And yet whisper, "As God will!' And at his heaviest blows hold still. He takes my softened heart and beats it; The sparks fly off at every blow; He turns it OCT and OCT and heats it,
 And lets it cool, and makes it glow And yet whisper, "As God will" And, in his mighty hand hold still. Why should murmur flor the sorrow.
 Thus only longer-lived would be: Its end may come, and will, tomorrow.
 When God hath done his work in me: So say trusting, As God will !'' And trusting to the end, hold still. He kindles for my profit purely,
 Afiiiction's glowing fiery brand, And all his heaviest blows are surely
 Inflicted by q Master hand.
 So say, praying, "As God willy And hope in Him, aad sastss sSlll. YARDLEy VirVfn{a 1Ss&
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

SOUND DocrR1SE.-Poltical success is, of course, the end at which political party aims, but politi cal success does not consist exclusively in the attain meLt of certain number of lucrative offices and in the practical control of government for brief pe- riod of time Such success in fact, is not to be de- sired if it can only be secured at the sacrifice of the principles of the party, or such weakening of its integrity as an organization would be pretty nearly equivalent to it's dissolution. Unless it can come into power with decided, clear and liberal policy, which it is free to carry into practical effect it had better avoid the responsibilities of power Political controversy is not a mere scramble for office, but contest for great principles and when for any temporary purpose the true principles are abanuoned, or let down, mingled in horrible mix ture with those that false, the contest has no longer attractions to honest minds.-N ?. Post.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-08

GooD.-The Cleveland Herald says :-ss Buffalo and Rochester having given up all hope of reviving business, have each bought rope and are in fair way of hanging themselves up for the derision of the whole nation. They have both gone into the circus business and iercely in earnest about the matter. The newspapers of both cities daily beat their gongs and shout " Wake up, ladies and gen. tlemen and see the ONLY tight rope performer in the universe worth seeing. Don't be humbugged with the other show ladies and gentlemen this is the only, great old original genuine performer on the tight rope now alive" So excited are the peo- pie of the two cities about their pet monkeys, that each entertains strong belief that every in dividual in the rival town is sworn to cut the oppo sitien rope.'' +rs.f#
, 1859-05-21

~
I., . .-4t., Is.
tht tly " thcako Eeetne>s h<Eetued ty ir.:! taf
*tsts, @ Tie su;h liar Of Washington Street t. lie Ha:1l
Lar II POLK street. With the yatuato: thereof tA
u cneF s.v.ray 4Assas heren for benefits. 1T Tie Cc
u..sL:.ers. In Wit:
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION To CUtLAGlt
, 1859-05-21

Bosrox-May ls-Rcceipt., 1856 bbls -four,
no corn: $50 bit oats. Corn very frm ut tl.o9
CLIO for yellow, and BIOS for white. Flour
buoyant.
C1sct.xAr1-May 1s.-Receipts, 8,Sss bushels
wheat 400? bu oats; 33s bu barley; 5.43' bu
corn; a,al7 bbls -four. Flour and grain weaker
Mess Pork, country, SIS; bulk shoulders, 6te !;
do sides, SIC.
ST. Lor1s-Nay 1s.-Reccipt:, 5,4S7 bags
corn; 3s4 bbls flour; l,67l bags oats; e,:ll
bngs wheat Wheat declined on low grades.
Corn weaker, with sales at so@ssc. Whisky,
soc.
Lor1sy11Lx-May ls.-Sales Of Mess Pork at
$ls so, loose shoulders. tic
, 1859-05-21
Daily Kcyfcw of Chicago Market,


FErpAE ESES'sd. MAY -.
FLorR-Eceelpss. ls49 bhk; no Shipments MARKET
dull nud :S8so lowsr: Sales were: 800 hills "Ci4ifoh
spring Exra u 60 delivered; 1oa bha gone While IN
Ter At 7Ga.
WllEAT-Rccelpts ls.s59 tu; shpmcntA el.lS bu
W.s.xa-DecNncd ae1oc. Sales were :-1"n bu No !
Red ut 81. 900 bu do a. IS cooo bu do it u: cuo
bu do At 10; 400 tu do at 14s; 1oao bu do Il lAS a
nc,, xcek hure,s ontIon; 4oo0 hu do At &; 100 hu d.
Al ss. - 90 bu do ss l&s oooo hu do 81 49, buyers
optlou all ne., week 1000 bu do ~ 600 bu NJ: Red
IS 20 bu do aal .so SrRlsG-Decl'ed eloc sa'es
xs7s-1ooe ss Standard 1k. buyer" option as1 n1
week 100 bu do o: looo bu do as 10. 1000 eu do
At o6 100 bu d" At oo ao "u 'o II lo wv W No
.Sp,4ns a, 800 d. st LOO sou bu do At IS oe tu
Rejected at s5e-all in store. Market closed qne'.
CoRN-Rcce1ts s',sS bu: sh'pments, 1oi5o hu. Asf-
ke. dull and declined &C. Sala soo bu No 1t &c Ia
.ore 5000 tu do In lot. In 1900 DO ut &c o.
,e hu Rejected II sc IN store; 100 bu do nj 6sc in
kor.
, 1859-05-21
zfgaI advertisements.


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l.. s<a!n nnt: ds,~i .xt';s !Ay Ut I.~en.
l.eraty y = .a, for i.r .a.a " A,1*en hundsxi md
1o!. With interest It - PER esnt ;aya's
n.y. and ~ aose T1st ,Sued t..; ~ e*stSn nx.*e 4
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sA4~' A0d aee's s1'EHs +. q pu,,..:;%.;r:
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MASTERS S.\LE.-state #
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Wh<s't WSs ss:r itie u xy a: Ii 9ta;n1 .n VI 4'c'F
Public ns!ce is hereby given TIN: IN nrss4ncs cf DO
f1sta ?e1 e'tssti IN t!s .to.s s.:s!s, /. e.
r.: ,xsn'y h;5; A." i ~: n TX :s@::;
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= ~ In WIS. <, A'i' =; '!as". ,hs County i
ithS 9l -a'ei1 !i't .td Ee rs st HI.l- 1t tie Ltfta
.n- If Lie tor tlnG-, u ilr tsty pf ttctsn y! tha
| tual.H aud s'ate 4fere-.t. l.. t. PAINE FKEEK.
/ E}.-td~!hI M4xf+7 m I 'ha!trrE ,.k tnnr'vx
&TATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
| ~ U tooS. s-S-sa2s-u1 , Ceu.t af tate,xn. a4t-
| Terra, 4. H. l-o5,
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G.ctrt 10 t'.s ii i!e tE1: ll.u n sA.s t.,t.4
- E!.. M,!if IT f'r sell sh.
la in ,'e.sT e,l rsa t,:4l tr%kil, sa! n.lnrr
-':-i' 'c t"'''sy u .% :.l etsts ls.' Ia vi
Lt I'.:~t 1n"4 =. t' =! ii i. f,",v-: isn.ti.e!rk
90 cha .;'h !. ~ .i '!"te:.-t II th IL.
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fhHt Fiji = Hr'::.'.: r;tr anita a, ~ tte east II
II >a'i s.esIn '!:g ,'4.' ,,sh>, .x';s
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-.: nr'GE Il: 'Al - rt' i; n: 4'', The -a-'th at
Al! ~e>' >1a ~ t!.,::.~. .r t~r,sf ,2't e4
81 tis ,ale - - :.su,. t':l.:,"s twesr il.,
ird less ;.i .:.s t!lr ,-:.:"h Therefor Is
| :t.e u i1a 4taee u IT, Cvr& =! sd t.>aet.
EukEHr Il. ~t:HRlTER.
, 1859-05-21

pEn Cur or DAL71AoRE.] LIVERPOOL, May II,
ErEArF7ryr-G -Gtneral]y lover H. $. & Co. quote dour
vey dull and 6* % lower sales unmp"ttant ind qu5ta
inm 1s southern white To- 6dG. lss Com dull and Cd low
~ uxet' as da Is % Fellow &: whlie % es.d
rates have beru paid for French Other articles ,nchans
3D. proylsiups generally quiet anti nominal beef dull
u 81 a. Resin dull. ASHES firm a. Sls 6deS33s; pearls
quit. Cot1re tTn
1ospox-ln the London market wheat has largely de
rlrd sv 6s pet quarter. sugar dull and tdei il oses
Rice 6r1n, Tatow quiet
ftoSrox MONEY hA1xET-Act!vc demand for money. 4
further advance IL the ccou rc Of the hank a' consld
crrd likely tnrs,s cio.ed Tuesday al sleHtec 70
money aid accou1f+
Loxnox, Wednesday noon-Consois arc now quoted 4
9tAy9I3.
, 1859-05-21

Nay nhs H. yssns'c cons 1s,s
,v ;nvn;,;n,- s. "a, awarded to John c. Hob
son, Of Rcil'nond, by jury, for mistake ofthe
,a Telegraph, by which mare cotton was purchased
,i,r him Than he ordered. was reversed IN the
Virginia Court Of Appeals, with costs, on
is not designed 10 discontinue the great
overland ralafor1ia mail. but the point submit"
ted lv the Postmaster General, for the Attor-
ney Generals or,nion, invol7cs the question as
10 I,l.e pnwer of the Department to reduce thu
number af trips.
Captains Sirinel,am, Mercer and purv'ancc,
and Commanders Bel! & Creighton, have beer
nppuinted us i bpard to witness the annual eA
animation of Mdshipnen ut tile Naval hendc
1nv on the Isl Of ,lunc.
, 1859-05-21

ARRlEED............ INLAY ~.
s,ur rutoa, Morgan Grand Haven 100 shs nueco 'rEgs
xtnr Sweeney Muwautee 4s green hides 1obpls
4 01s tar'si i;|s.s sSs.F M Sb!s !es* Dtfa %
a,s S!ae @ Wam -; ndsao9uTSs g s xsos - 'sa' '
Bat alt Mnases.ss Cox. arren bay. lis ures 1ss
Brig L"ssll. Na.het' Green pAy. 50 m lumber 20 m
sehr l:s.s we By c!y 20 . 2 1uRse1 9,'s ls'h
sehrCi EI:hinond Keith, Grand lasen 15o In lumber.
schr ST. wn !, a's Wsaoe. sahoboh. Nuskeson. es un
schr ca Foster, Smith. Mu.leeon. s. IN lumber. 70
schr jv vl4 ALBRIGHT, Two Rsers 1:o lumber. l:o m
schr oss. Walton, Muskeson 100 lu oats tons mdse
ssh1 s'sas. Anderson, shesoyEan g. eois s"od' osd
ser shsoys1n u n O. e"1: ss 5 .hne,
T s 1sia n.4. Ro. so" ts.ts! Grna ascn M u1f M
sebr Qiek.,ep Dyper Bay CITY llssla feet lumber ST.
sehr Tss,ls thomson; Gsssn nsy, g I n lumber,
sehr rha.ro, Alsasd Gseea lay 5000 posts, 10 cords
schr 1.le, Ed~avd. M.nsowoc, ~ N shnees $500 feet
seh. i!as: Ss.ssxoq , ,ss a,a! !snss; !, ~
seh faa@a f1sas a'ES Ess a.ae GO ties 80 shingles
schr Eurbsns, C!.wson. Detroit 30 Timber from sa
sehr &m jop.., saeraao, 4sa.s.es, n llsn Mn.es:
f % qSD aae ~ t. eaf IS N laater
Schr Esn.1 Chruu Saginaw 17o III iuEnGe!. 70 ath
sehs Au1eso.. blackburn Gand Haven. 60 ln1o'c' 81
seAr oha a|lsss Lawrence Grand Haven, 50 m lu.
sca1 sstph!ue Dre.asn. s!mms White Latc IS IN la,a.
schs Mount ve,aoa, Smith kalamazoo. IS m uutcr 20 m
Sour Lesaa,, v:onnc4 White Rlre., ., m lumber:
sAr Return Wells clevsl.ad 81 tons eo4 u ibis dfrd
sehr Autsuss Valentine Green Bay. lso r,aee 20 ra
seow la Tesnpcs, Ncwt.n. Whit River. 80 m lumber.
CLEARED. .........
s,n. 1ad7 Elgn Wilson Superior City, 81 tbs salt 81
esh. hans q oos 6<st ico Lt!s pork butter
s. bass oats, - bills feed 81 cattle. ~ fas tous.
sr Haxfon Aorear Grand naven 10 has potatoes q do
Sim, Tssie. fn sseeney % wheat es btl,
hishwiaea, le W: alcohol &c.
1''P 81. tsos ii easSs hssn. g bbs iss ax
wheat 5, baS. meal IS bags corn 81 tos salt ls kss
Prop faomsc o!thszd Buaalo. locoe bu eoru 1000 br
harley. SIS bu wheat, 100 N h'des a5toas ls1d
Prop Xssi' Rye'on Little saaA's' 10" ''s' i0o'' 80 '''
1ESa %s, s9, 1.%.se ws,s' ss ;tss su wheat
81 81 !SssSs SaSsa.i2 5e:s; ateSe
81 si|1' ss2ss,h Isy light
Sels forester, Nelson -Ephralna@ Light
sehE II koa4. illsen, Grand Aassn afht-
;ss:$ Co., @
Sehr Alpha, Gwtnn> kaa,ua1oo, light
T;s9i' NfSssI fSs's f:sse s,ltg s''s
sehr shr Eexaat i.st ses Cnn.i. Viii lie Rs,1 nsh.
1esss vstas: ;1ts Sat H. htf "'
9utea e hs w eSn, Gtss e, naE s'Jt1 yet Ibis
! Sch. Navy. Hauson, ss1ossoh. l: bols tupplses
, 1859-05-21
Another Pixies Peak Story.

nre,1,ni Exurrss. fro,n Denver City. arrived
his morning. !" days out, bringing 'oo dollu' )
in Slot aud scale guild. und four passengers.
ady;ccs from ncnrer City to tile 9Th inst, r.
mort n lnrgc f,rcc employed in building bitches
a!oug Cherry Greek.
Que long tom. with limited supply OF water'
Welded au ounce the first day.
There is still too much snow aud ice to operalc
to advantage.
The general aspect Of the news is 1avorab!s
II is expected ll.as gold dust will arrive BY tilt
succeeding stnges.
The miners value the dust at geo per ounce.
The rnutr il .35 miles in length. nhd IS pro
"d hr tl,e ou;ckpcSs Of this, the first trip.
, 1859-05-21

/ TL4ANTIC ROYAL MAIL
IL STEAM NASu;ATIDE tt,Hpanv . Sc] infk a.ni
Ga4.ay L.e.-Tns ue-t departure ir.G. New foEk will 10
the stelsl.sli2
ADELAIDE,
t'ar:.., S!chosfa. to .4 fran New yrk. Thur~ay
rs. :6s My, ttrIti,.s al It. .hn. y. F. IL Etrrsu
tAr lnyL MA- Irscs NJ l'4s.aSe:-fisst Class. ~
svt,i ~: Third u; lnc:;' f!tc rssts IT. r.
ci.Ai er. rHl.u4l u :l.- britain. Th:! LASS
trt rve plate trfe. ,Ek. ete., md ha.ling fa>>aEe
I" It. juns. F:5st ':A~ ~; secuted '.>'. ~. Fur
fre. rl-ar .src Il tlc A!lt::etn EAht>s Cn' l.
nv lt.t - E,. and II Their tthcr a'' tr.
.>.t ii t1 ;'rE F1-~: IL - :HII!ta'~ tah lie
~ 81 tl' itx kInE etstHt n1t tIu
an, the ;rirr. cities it,c .~s of railway III zeas
III, ,t.lu tur ~. ur fs,ul E,i~ns for ~
ALEX HOLLAND. Manastr.
JAS {. FARGO. U.sc II .Aa,tr,lA Express 60,
Sp. ~ DearuuEn strttt. th,raRp.
New y1,s Nav IT, ts;4. Ia.4 ha5-6u.
, 1859-05-21
tEis.tt. May lN.. 49,. G.yl.af:
TDMlIS>ID\EhS' NOTICE.

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H.: :.s .t 1,rI s,iI-- -; r:t! ~ Tie *i'i
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slt III. *! 49,. -'''',. = is'' i >:'e's
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.: +, ,,'sa A., ri..n ii.4' 81 =. A ~
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s;;t. :, -, ~ ,u,.:s .4.,: I. :.'.:s~ ''tf7-
t'l.:~.:, May lar. t~J. 'A.i'tlr
, 1859-05-21

W.sn1SsroS, May .'.-Postmasser General
Ho)t has sent the President an elaborate reries
nf the ca-e Of Postmaster Wcstcost. al fh''adr'-
phiu. concluding viii, au opinion that the pull"
liz interests demand his removal.
Euorts are bring made to supcrscdc Mr. Dallas
as Minister to England by Ar. Attorney Gene
ral Dluck, aud TO repluce the latter by mr.. CON.
uissiouer Reed, lust rrtucned from China.
II il said the Attorney General Is ubout To re.
mort in favor Of IL claim Of Captain Perkins. Ct
bastnn, against the Russian government. Tor
40 p,', fur alleged damages suffered IN conse-
uueucr ii the refusal II thai government 10 tu'-
i'll contractS for the delivery of powder during
the Critncan war.
Coul1t d.. ,,rillurd, acting French Charge, IS
nov in baltimore, making contracts It IS under
stood, ior ,lr purchase ot several clipper SHIPS
for his government.
VI. B. Phillips, a lawyer from Iowa, aud lnts t!;
clerk in the General Land ofhce. IS now IN )as'
here fur the forging IL Senator Douglas frank.
The B,s,nn Knight Tcmplars will return from
Richmond Today, stopping ut Mount sefno"
on the way.
The President has formally accepted an ln',
tatiou Of the Trustees Of the University Of NORTH
Carolina to vist l!apcl Hill At the Annual Com
a,eucemcut in Isne. 1t is expected that ts'5
Secretary Of tic Interior aud other friends vii
The receipts into the Treasury for the week
ending N.nday we're 81 ,aG1 ,t'u>. The amouh
subject ~ draft is $G,:'~',o"l.
, 1859-05-21
Louis Napoleon Departs for Genoa.
AUSTRIA ARM1NG 10000 MEN.


Sr .1onss. \. F., Nav a0-The steamship
CMy Of Baltimore was boarded yesterday. OF
Cape Race bs the news yacht Of the New York
Associated Press. und her dates are from Liver
pool direct to mr. lin. ano py Telegraph VIA
Queenstown Of the l2tl inst.
ap,,rar 10 BE- suecially important.
brsdstuf1s sill! lower Provisions more quiet.
Couso,s adyuuced to laa..lt.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Thor, Ind oS ~, 1,cn m h,ttlc between the
,n.,r;a,s md :Iiies Thc movements Of the
:tus'1'aus a'tu a';s t,,t i IL heerrd ,,,er
,r.r. w,i,;nr for favorable weather. The En-
,'ra, ms,r "n sn1 rrnre Sanocon hud quilted Paris
II" Th,. Emrona arriyed ut Liverpool on tue 9th.
! I,vrurool ii N,nKr1s.-Iu the brcadstuffs mar
tct aour ycr, dull aud tends downwards. Some
uutluriiiys quote decline. Wheat had mate
r'.Ip, d,cj;nsd md err, was also considerably
i.. 1,sns;.;ons ,,,,;,,t md nominal Com
, 1859-05-21

Pnorz1txsa clHAxua--The propsler 0ntonagun, Capt.
WItins Of the Conngwood Line cleared to-day for Co.
liuxwood With full cargo Of gain md pFosaonA and shs
e.opes Posomae, Capt 6ebha1d Of the American Ttans
poetation Co., fo1 BsreAlo, With grin.
, 1859-05-21

All persons requested forthwith to E-aks ta,t VI
kid warrants my o1ce, the will /. t.v.r
tle ~: and expense Of The peron. Liable e II
.ald Warrants. 4. j.. L. MCELLEI.
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