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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03

CD (AnAA LBS. fresh WHITE LEAD, from %.VVV Jewett & Son's Brooklyn, Belle. vue and Boston White Lead Co s.
 .O0O lbs AMERICAN ZINC, and 1000 lbs. FRENCH ZINC just received, and for sale n lots to suit purchasers. - VENETIAN RED, SPANISH WHITE, FRENCH YELLOW, CHROME GREEN AND YELLOW, AMERICAN AND CHINESE NERMlLL1ON, BURNED UMBER, &c., always on hand.
 A large lot of pure AMERICAN LlNsEED OIL just received and selling eheap - good assortment of DRUGS and MEDICINES, ACIDS, OILS, &c. at the lowest rates.
 Physicians Prescriptions quickly and carefully prepared at the Drug Store, South street.
 J. c. BECKWITH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03
WOODBURY BANK.
LITCHFIELD BANK

LITCHFlELD BANK. TUyHE Hon. WILLIAM w. ELLSWORTH a Judge o1 IL the Supreme Court of Errors of the State ot Connecticut hath limited and appointed four months from the 1st day of December, A. D. 1858, for the creditors of the L,cheld Bank to present their re- spective claims to the undersigned, who have been appointed by said Judge Receivers of the effects and property of said Bank.
 The undersigned, therefore, hereby notify the creditors of said Litcbfield Bank present theil claims against the same to them, the Receivers, al Litchted or Harw;nton, within the time limited and allowed as herein named,
 FRANCIS E. H HARRISON, Receivers Litchieid, Conn, Nov. 22d, 1858. 4m3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03
For Sale.

A BOUT forty acres of Meadow and Pasture Land, A lying two and half miles east o the Court House For further particulars enquire at the Post Office
 GEORGE H. BALDWIN. Litch6eld, Jan. 25, 1859. 4Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03

HtORN MEAL and PROvENDER. for ale hv O MoULTHRoP COZ.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 18th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03

MILLS AND MlLL-STONES. TENHE Subscriber is Agent for the sale of Hall &
 -M Beardsleys Portable Mills and Mill Stones, of all sizes-Mili Bolts, Corn Crackers, Smut Mills, &c for sale
 Agent also for the Patent Asphaltic Roofing. cheap durable, and perfectly waterproof and fre-proof This Roofing. has advantages over all others for cheapness and durability. Samples sent to parties who wish to purchase examine Chain Pumps, wholesale and retail Force and Suction Pumps, the best article known in the conn | try
 Please call at Baldwin's Mill. Washington Conn. and examine the above articles. | June l. 1958
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03
BLACKSMITHING.

BLACKSMITHING. yW1HE Subscriber is prepared for any work in a his line, at all mes at his shop in Woodville. Horses and Oxen Shod, and all other Blacksmith Work done in workmanke manner. share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
 SAMUEL H. GLOVER Woodville Dec. IS, 1858. 6t-34e
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03
N0fice.

THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW PREPARED ID ezscute all orders for \ MACHINERY or CAST Gearing Shafing Puileys, Saws, and Saw Arbors Water Wheels. Overshot and Turbine, Grist Milf Particular paid this par, of the business and the subscriber hopes by his long experience and strict attention to business to merit the patronage of generous public all orders thankfully received
 H. BALDWIN.
 Washington, April Ist, 1858. 49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03

A BEAUTIFUL LOT of Berages, Muslins Chal "A lies, Prints, &c., received this week at
 c. B. BISHOP & CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-02-03
ToXE,
Use the Best :!

| A new and extensive assortment for the HCII "A DA YS, at c. REMNANTS, 8, South street.
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Dead Letters,

from the Wesnt, gton CrpsttutiOn June ~
The subject Of oeaa letters has Of IN import
tnce as Dnal 10 force sef upon the attention COG
gress huIe the resot adopted by nate at the
ast pesson 10 inquire their number and the Ineaas
for dimDlsbipg tbe same
This subject the attention Of the public ard
particularly OF business men, inssm1ch the
tor The EVIL s Almost entirely bevond the
Office Depn tment Of Congress except III so far as they
may Greet the attention. Of the puone 20 It's
the number OF dead letters annually yeturoei TO tho
department aboU. 500 About % 600 annually a.e
found to contain money end other Valuaoes, are
5000 Us found registered and returned the owners the
Iegae contents OF the letters tnus annually Restored 10
Tie ners Is about $50 90 money aod abou So
10 dfos, cnecks Dotss and other valuables o6ed
at their nominal value.
general impress TO prevail that most Of the
dead letters fail TO reach their ptenoed des,n,t!or
through faults Of the postal system or the crss
ness Of postloastefs 1t easily be demonstrated that
the reverse is be OF the &c coo letters year tnat
are found TO contain draits checks and vauables other
taaD money, most OF which by DANGERS u14r
ohpnts md business men, large number are, on egau
manor ornd 10 be evidentiy misdracted,- bearing Jif
ierent address on the envelope from that psds The
ee,-sso as many more are apparently INSTRUCTED,
he writing is 1eeoe susceptible Of various readings
or held for want d prepayment of postage.
VI me many iboO34BGs of valuable dead let,c,s thai
are cfticaiy examined every year, brit very pro
portion bear evidence OF having returned to the re
par ment through carelesEneas or want OF attention.
on the part Of posi- masters
Whist the department uses the best mean. in ~
power TO correct tho of careless Correspondence
Dag generally 10 bear tue blame OF rnssendny letter
fha' were msrireced failed to reach their inter- e1
de, :, foey Through the fault OF the senders
Inc foloTing is case II POINT: bapS cashier SOFA
months since mailed otter ctaip'ne over $4,000 10
dfaits and notes for collection by another cy
and erected tire letter 70 the wrong Pos Office wher
coufee resned uncaied for than three nor bp
and until after the maturity Of The drafts NOES rhs
cssher, 10 doubt iei that he mad good cause for CON
pant against The MANAGEMENT Of postal eGars Until hs
eei was returned 10 on thsongn the dead letter Office
and BIS oNo error made pap1hle h. bun.
similar GAGS are occurring every day md rests wN
The pa bic, who interested the matter TO rened
the evil
Some reforms in the present system OF advere o. m
deAverpg letters may De necessary eqd the dcparurt
VIII speeoiY aoopt such rs may seen practicable
efficient, and will hole Us officers 10 -ttict Accountability
Tor their 80 misskte as tbe numerous nataK On
the part Of letter VIZ terra and the accumulation " e
letters foh, sno caUses, the department. is 9f cours
oemeless, and can oEv invite publ; sttsatoE W te
subject,
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ta that " bs returned 70 Hanover be would bs subject
.hI4r 10 pin,sry duty the pay OF q nos, ns
syeypm. ., would have had claim upoo him 10, uhsay
do, b.d he remained in AAnovr I'LL nc E,yeA Il To
| ase OF twenty
parents mi remain With them short tune; bat until h'
ss Coz 6aent Of teg abe to do 70 without mOsstssOo
he u xYsia TO Issve Tor his native land.
lmus hes leave therefore, 10 trouble your Do ar,meut
for IL veTs upoD the sntject | see wny
American passport shonld no. protect him vel and
fully IN Hanover ar in Other par, OF Europe
have the honor 10 b. very respectfully oos'en'
servsnt. r. Il g.
MrLY OF MR.. APPLETON, ASSISTANT SECRETARY.
DEPARTMENT STATE, I
WASHINGTON, March 10, 1858 !
TOR r. G.. ESQ, New ym.3-
DsAR sIs-Your letter OF the nth instant has
CelVed IL reply, am directed 10 inform
port s Il certificate OF ctzeusbip which rellests
foreign governments 10 give a.! lawfu aid and
TO ts Il does exempt him tro n ANY ohhga
uoo or ptnaly which he have incurred 10 tb govern
meut of bs na,ve country PRIOR 70 pis NATURALIZATION
re ,honn voluntarily repair thber. am, s,r your ODE
JOHN APPLETON Assistant Secretary
The initials only of toe gentleman TO the De
pariment are siven, al be own request
LETTER or non CALEB CUSHING.
The foloSing letter from able expounder Of pterna
'opai Jaw General Cushing, is brief and the point
8osroN, Jane Is, 1859
SlRln response To your inquiry what legal csudi
or VOC, born in ru key, ana naturazso citizen of tue
tnteo --is vii have IN Turkey during proposed 80
Journ there, state
The laws OF toe United states admit he indefea
shity of uatera allegiance. The Of me RICH
Of sen nj one ~ the principles O the fnnds
mental pubic Law Of the American U0o0. We hold
the rover n change domc, OF universal natural right
snj CT onY TO sucp conn,loDs be requisite TO
che the geIe WITH Individual interests These COO
dtors are the else Of good 'th time ant CIR
cums'arces sod m toe purpose OF the
'ne acfoa coDsuu OF the p pose
~ al tuhsitlDg ooeatons ia or to the country lett
such nc'odlng W me UNDERSTANDING of the matter al
ways bias been, sDd su continues be- the doctrine
maintained by the American government
IL being matsrsl 70 however possess official
sUso,e 90 ths poDt have presenter your TO
notice of The teeIetaIy OF State and bis
toe eg,ct hat, IL the Of person ENG rang the
un"e- >ste- ana becoming natursrzed hire Win
pre,ept hahites N ns native country military other
,xeps against nm tue tine If bis eugrst on -ir
sucp case the a~ 81 paons, ia the opinion Of A1e.
rcaD government, gives no right 10 foreign country
20 Interfere with hun, AND the ate npt
cotsoered an act unjust IL Itself Uufriendy ths
United stes. And therefore, subject U
mons above stated, yoo will he entted IN Turkey 10 be
tgard.o as citizen OF the United States. am respacl
fully, 4, CUSHING
mr. ALEXANDER SIDI.
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CLEARED.
sssmsh'p kcrth Star, Jones. .spinwal Allen
thp y Paine . Celhprs San Frsgeisc9-J sar Co
thip Genoa Genoa, Jsc,'op New 91issnscsoSscp tosd'ck
ss-s Old BoniDicn. johnson, ssvans-soesr, williams
Bari s ssysnnsh rolsys Quebec. sss.n,s soma
s5S J;sHs asplssy r,1sdsns.
schr Cadwen Hue,on chare..on-s ccready, Mott Co.
schr Lilly, Franc,s viginRson McCresdy Mon d Go.
scSr Norfolk Paaiss s.d.Ii @i.Sandrs.-J " McKss
ssd. B ss,H" s.os sas .ss
srhr Bloomfield Jump. pbilad.lph,s-J Mckee.
81! IsSs.d,s, s1.iI. sa.m NV s.ps.
schr A Field, Philips Tsunton--sssser.
ARRIVED
Charles Ec,rsn swss. New orssns Juse 70
ste snfn,p Locust Point French baltimore and Norfolk
Coo . a,:.
MAY % x 70 mast, p T. r.
or New York Ny - Is s. soai,ed sno lay
MEL sm saes TOR na , - t asy o
h sn ':n e. y ss .so, Tho (, ss
s sys
Sss, vr:sl ,is lat Ism ns 1t 40 30 ion TO-
40 f:SS '1spSs "1' ssi An "a:
,sesst sonh Shoals tooS pilot ,hs Wye
Was company in the channel with ship hsccr Hussey
Ship Baltic Zsrega Liverpool via Tralee May 2. with
and $50 passsDges to zsregA 60. Las bad mch isht
ssio Caravan SANDS Londop MY 10 With ,na.s 70 se~
notia steering June lot s9Os loo ~ 80 barx
a o. sm ,on for London o' days out las had
ship Issntps larsm Desgsn- so.srdsm IS days, viii
on 70 ,s L ss for q ns "a Is -
lh Lat AZ TO- lon So 49, BARK sciap, steer
Sup Mary of xarblebead, sr,agec Hsvre 30 aays yin
ds ard sS sss s gers ,, Ward Co. Ia, 81 81
carter Ocean. from liverpool ior phladenba.
sd 81 I, sn os Lunf suss GS 20
eta Marcy fom Trspap for Boston The was Il days fra
Ion g On tie 18th IN ion 81 80 lock plot from No "a
Baf Rosetta, Pierce. Macao. March with teas &C. toMM
hip Reporter Howes from hanila Tor Nes York Passed
cape Good rope Nay crossed the equator Ma 30 Was g
Brig yertupno apes G.mbereo, Palermo 60 lays, with
BIZ ss.ss % Sec yislS Wells A,roso, June 8. with
str g orsiapBa @ Bradford, st Andrews, M, dsyf
scbr Morre Hoover, y iuingon, Del
sehr + Smith, NTH, phadet ma tor Providence.
hsPds tss Egg rev a.en
se sbr Xoo1 Eloses co. s sss as, e.
sclr Nelson Wells Ryder Gloucesier.
acbr Keren, Hsppucb, Gloucester.
sthr Caroline walker, Ron don't for asc coso"
stesner Delaware. Copes Philadelphia
BELOW
ship Redgaun,let Andrews, from Manila March 6.
Aho two other ships
sestoahips Arvo rl Galway via St Johns NE North sa
ssPpwaI Victoria Norenns; shpc Conr citation iver,oo
Asrarsibo; brig spriie, Gaze de vercs; and others
Wind during the day ENE; sur ct ssE
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The OCEAN fSeSaryl.

TO TIE EDiTOa OF PuRrER's SPIRIT.
You observe an apprefep that tie aKed Of ocean
rega'ia may not come oil With Sooted spirit energy
ihese IL reason for to appre hensou 4 spr. OF dssr
tsacnoo observed among some of the members of thu
cuo principally on two grounds There is, first, oie
renee OF opinion es 10 the present OF ssicaoo
aud allowance of tune By water area II load ine-ths
former method by area of sais WAS e failure Some o,
The hnet yachts Of the former first themeelve
now ~ the second The present method best OF the
two Trough not presenting itself 10 the commentator o,
AL pe prln 'pe on which the present rate adop
OF multiplying the greatest wid oy the water line
length, aud allowing time tho area tlus found Is
face or the wcter
Now, he that pat snch bottom below that surface
ana soSp propehng power aoove rs vii get It through the
TaeT ssteat, makes the best yacht for suesdthus free
scope 's given ~ the senus OF te builder and Her
ana 10 the skill onG judgment OF the rigger 1t is no. easy
10 an eho ibis simple rule There also uss tslac
ton IN he distribution II prizes by Rogas Com
sems that, three the Julia passt inside n
me "tsi~aro OF one Of tie buoys the bank while
every oher yacht vert around IL Pilots were ctied To-
abe Inc priZe Eos 2v0n, sears protest. 10 the julia al
though Der CO rse Shortened distance Last oean 70
sa Is The RI teccanot asapss the printed SAVING rr
Nonf-se1t ttr9lan Plum Gut, inst ad Of the race
great Due and CRY was raised about this Plum Gut short
cut
oeT 'epoe OF any rule requiring THIN 10 20 through
ne race BIT that would DO 10 the ReDeec As
ctte This cct Of the Rebecca il turned out did her
no goo, az sho"n by the admitted truth that al, the
yhctts after 'hey passed tue race, by fav"ra 9le
sind came up With the Rebeccs, aud yet Robes
oea al Der &C versaries home by about four hours On
we principle OF mistake, advice plots applied to the
JUN, Why should not the Reoecca nave had the pr,y
She clearly oustrppec oil her advesares BY four honrs
and uo By the short cut but by superior sailing In the
late reeata, the Haswe ho O! Que of he com.
mtleel LETT cut ard cut of the stake boaJs
Every other acht raised around IL
Inc Hasse ALLEGES rns'nse; and vat against the oro
test OF the haneTs'Dg no longest ruute With all
ne otters, leo urping that stake boat
tie pr2- Is arded the short of the as veil "a
tbe tbort cut principle why shuid the have
had Ger pr2ef Roib eege .siake, and yet giihreid
ron The kebeccs N ana awarded 10 the bss~
10 the oiher Ins want o. strict adherence TO rncs is
onohet caure OF dsatst1cton the remedv hes wrh tho
MEM ois Themselves zach THAN
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BE. ore hon Judge Hogoooom.

JUNE DS-'hairIer a.. JTov,e AMI Yrqr.rs This ~ys
n action 70 recover back balance OF aspest 10 pi
with deiepdsuts to corer sny losses that gh. crise 10
pu oaaaes Of stooss Il appeared nat snort tire 5e
fe,e the panic OF 1857 tbe plaintiff employed the d,fsu.
1ents %ho are stock brokers', 10 maze curtain purcsa
Of ~ css, and posted nth tOen Sc 0Q9 70 cover any
iostas usY might sasiah. 9sefe fall IN the
market eud onnsequent loes, Shich :ha brokers d.
oIcWn from the depozL The haauce they paid ,o The
sAllnl, ano he acceuSd a settlement: of a;corn,s
~. l~nL II then brought ibis action 70 recover the Da
80, r 'nese facts sppesred by the testimony OF TIE
y, Tnch, being concluded, the DESCENDANTS moved
81 p 'N OF the complaint. Tpis granted, VITA
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fDiieic.l Ln,slliuence.

FuI2foTE Or AGAIs.-ror two or ,nrso sov,r,-, NV
President Fillmore has been soourning in Cincinnati and
the Gass Gays the pcope cariou, 70 koov hv bs
was there But tie secret is out. meeting WINS held a.
Clifton, near Cincinnati which, as il is stated was CON
posed Of gentlemen of all pxres, which unanimously
nominated @srd Fillmore for President the United
statcs IN 1860 1t agreed tba. DO should be run as
"thc ptopo's candidate" Put M Fflmores name 10 the
list Of Presidential aspuants.
TEE O1D wHIrE CoAT IN KASsAs,-The Kansss Herald
Of FREEDOM Gays single sddtioHa viyt Of Greeley TO
ksnsas would wipe out The vestigs Of the republican
party IN the Territory.
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tFmGTs TO Liverpool 100 bpis pork were engaged
az ia: AGO ttrces beef at t.. sol boxes ckese per
eeancr NJ 25s 10 tons grease butter per steamer al
2sB 90 boxes tobacco at IS go bbs spirits rpentne
Us Geo baes Of cotton at 3s and 10 tons talow At 6s
TO 0no0n 20 boxes ana 50 quarter ut Is
ia end 2s 30 rierces pork a So 500 b6ls at 1e
Cd end 80 bbls spirits turpenne at So To Glasgow lb
trans pireo fof the Continent
fnH--Dry cod were held with more armness while
supplies were limited; sales OF 200 800 quptals
Geo aes Rapk az 81 % 81 81 1ackerei were
10 moderate demand, wnie supplies moderate some
ago oos were reported sod, chiefly No 8, at SO II
q 80. No. large were held at SIG SO 500 bbs. round
Fastpo't herring were cold 20 arrive at SO cash
HMIIte market was comparatively qaiet, with sales
OF Z 900 bales al 55c. 6nc
HoPs Sales Of so balea last ears crop at Toe l6c
Iron The market sas quiet for Scotch pig and price
uncbal eed
M-socklapd was selling moderately at 65c, and q
soLassss-saies Of so bbls. Cuba muscovado ws.,
made at Sic
NAVAL sroFFs.--The sales embraced about 400 bbls
spirits 'urtephoe al for inferior, 47c for merchant
ebe ofder, aDn ht d &c in shipping order Common
rosn Of 81 sec. 10 arrive and ESQ bbs Gpe rosir
were SOLD at 80 a 81 %; crude was quiet at Sc 3d.
Oua-lrfeed wac steady while transactions were or
nooere,e seae. Salee Of 500 gallons macs nj
&c Cic CHIEFLY at the latter figure, under which little
was 10 he had Oiber kinds were quiet ard moro less
Lum'nal.
Provisions --roIk--Tho markst was heavy while
rcee were lover The sales subr aced about 500 bbs
ncunhf De~ metz at $40 S1la. After Change 600 bbls
nest werc 500 al SO 2b cssh The also included
p'iBie NJ SlS 30 Sl3 62z, sLd at BIC Is O
$40. sa'e OF 500 bbls rev mess wss made BUYERS,
opon 80 Gays, AT $40 3s.. Beef heavy with sales
Oh .hnn' go bhls ipcluomg country prime at sc 81
chu'y JrosT n ~ 80 25 feplcked at 50 25 S3
30 and ex'rs d., o. s4a rs 80 Cst meats we're heavy
VII sales Of 2s h1ds srd terces NJ osc for dry shoul
dus, arc &c Tor d,y bang. Lard Grmer, with sees
$50 bos. and heroes reported al lie. &c Butter
ORD ctttse were in moderate demand and prices un.
changed
RTg Sales Of $50 casks were made at 4stc aa.c.
r5e market Closed With more spirit
sEp-A sale Of eco bags Of inseed was reported to
have been mace IN 1etop, part at 81 65 and part at
81 GIG Prime clover gDeu firmly held AT Or
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1889

fochhods OF the rshusnsepec Company have voted
the call Of an additional tan per their subssrp
tor with the view Of enabling the company carry
~ mail contract and porfec,ng such other arrangements
- viii secure the success Of the enterprise
the statement Of the 81 Louis banks for The
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FOk CALIFORNIA.
Northern Light. New York. July snvsl
The BAvArs AND NV ORLEANS sTKAsKRs.
ksPRH Cry-Fron New York ID arriving ~ 1avAus tn
AND New orleans 10Th rom New Orleans Th HsvAns I'D
arriving nj rev YorB 9th
From New l2th, Arriving =, Havana i7t
and New Orleans ls,h From New Orleans 18th Havana sh
arriving ~ New York 50
PsnIprLssA- Prom York i?h, arriving Bssans 2ad
and New oreane 9Th From New Orleans oh Bsvans 9Th
arriving At New York 18th
is.ryI From Charleston 4h fSh, due =, dsysns ah
and 80 vrcD havana ,0b and ash due At New vors I6h
And Stat.
~ When the above fall Sunday viii
sail On Monday, except from New OrleADs
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81 Lows Choice extra brands were held at $40 Southern
"ts f"oo demand, VITA gales of 800 cbs, cloeng
~rbD tie reree OF Quotations. Rye -four AMI corr
uea' were s'endv ard prices unchanged. Wheat-Sale
Of anort 1000 bushels, including white Southern OF
~ ~ prirne red 90 a. 81 g. and choice white Kentucky
a. s. ga Torn was oesvy and uer with sales of about
~ coo bushels, oc utpg old and w stern mixed ~
1ec' soc and western Jersey and Southern yellow at
s3c sac Rye wae quiet NJ 92c 20. Barley was Que
ana pomoal Oats were dull and cheaper with sales OF
jersey at a2c 44c, State ACC. 47c aud Western ano
Capaoap at aSc q sec.
CoALSaes of 3ie tons gas coal were made at ss,
cash.
CoFTFE Sales Of 200 bags st Domingo were made at
p lto DO RIO Of lo1sc IL %c, and $50 do. Mara
cabo al 20. 121ac
Co7Tos - be marvel less active, while prices re
martd steady: ssies confined 10 about 500 bales
III lets cosing at about the following quotations.
CLASSIFICATION
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LIE WHEAT CRoP IN NORTH CAROLITA.-NenrIv
not ell oe wheat crop Ia this immediate Bection has
oeen reneo anc sc are gad 30 hear that. on the whole
ue Fieid s good ouc. We have hal sul.ry ,ho very
weather ior t@o dhgs past when II u cont,nnes much
tnger viii njuie the wheat the eround r.
Ctgs
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CITY COMMERCIAL REpoRT.

AsHEs Tho ea'es embraced about 80 o a. obs in
Gil oipE fois ~ 81 81 and pearls az SIS 81
BHEADsTrFFs --flour--Freeh ground was stanSy while
Old state ard Western were heavy and easier The ssles
ooet up etou, 1000 bbls closing within the folio wing
apt.r
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Posi- OFFICE DIsCoNTINUED.-The Post Office al
1sena Springs Onordaga county, n. Y,
cniDuad.
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d ar IN. $3.50. 600 Stat. Tn.

The Award at the 33j0,OOO State Loan
from the Albany journal Jano 20
The proposals Tor i've Yer ceot oan OF $3.50 900 "
ay portion OF the General Fund Debt opened ~
he Toni oler this morning, and the following awards
made
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CIV s,v~liIs~Scc.

Total. $500 ,0Oo
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long BKANtH, June . naet--Cpe ship naesipg Long
Branch hourdi In Wind sE, light; weather ear
SANDY BOOK, June % supses-rwo ships eonp m pA
bay; enc ship a1d bark outside the Ia sbp
bei cuede The barr ship constellation ana two
al sncor at the Spit, bound Wind ssE weather
cloudy. -
HGSLkNTs, June 23 supset--Cre php srd ons bsrk Of
shore bound iu WIND light. weather couGv.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-02
MANNY's COMBINED
Reaper and Mower,

VIII HVVES I'M nut E7lL1Fl-
THIS celebrate Nsrlins recelscd the Bret preni-
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MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICESBURG
LINE OF DO ATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Red Rover,

One OF these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9th.
er day at noon: time from Nashville To MeIaphis For
weight Hours; Eicksburg Five Days and TO New
Orleans III seven lays
Boats leave Nashville every cay and wait for the
arrival of the rssSel ger II an leiore starring
For hrst class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be pr'c red al tie different points at prices
named IN tie annexed SEIZED. le Of Rates
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Rates Charged for SccOHd-ClaSs Tickets.

Emigran's viii be taken upon Deck at reduce.i
price, ana fr"hi three To ten collars cheaper than by
any other route.