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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21

Spring FASHIONS
~ MRS. 5. Z. POTTS
has returned f7om lie cities, having comn,eted her
spring purchases, ard prepared 70 offer great
inducements IN the way Of
RICH FANCY GOODS.
Her stock consists e some rare styles and latest
novelties OF :'e season.
Sias and lace mantilias are composed OF the new.
e.' styles ot ne season.
C@7s Dc paris, busters rich silks, handsome or
t'Eao, !GH1 robes.
FjoaaeP4 summer silks, drss, goods of all k.ads
STELLA SRaWLs.
Black md c5Iorsd center printed
bordered stella, brocba hordrrod
E'e',a, printed cashmere saa.yls. cbu.
GTrH's ca2as, comprising The lar
EesI assortment OF shayrls ftrau; seoIs
"A &c stock ui new stvles of bonners
straw and sil&, English straw bonnets
braid bounets, PAMELA bognets farry
straws, six hundred p:eces Of rich ribho,s
al 23 cents per yard, purchased at auc
ton and can % sold cheap, bonnet rncbes
bonnet six, mitts, kd gloves, hosiery.
ians, soap and Psriunery, fancy goods Of
al descriptions, dress tTlnnings natzaud
bats trimmed and untrimmed She will
oe stall adding 70 her large STOCK every
"eeE during the summer new desirable
and fashionable goods. Mourning dress
sool. anu CLUSTERS 10 su'' Gune 8, 1901
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21
ID pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE

E
REAL ESTATE.-8y Virtue Of an order Of the
Orphans Court of Bedford County, the undersigned
administrator of the Estate OF Peter BarndolaT late
OF West Providence township, decd, will sell on
Saturday the 9th day of October, next on the prem
lse, the following described Ret, Estate, to wit
One Tract Ct iand situate on the Sogth side nl
the Jana;a river in said township, cont ming 2l7
acres and allowance adjoining lands OF David S2grk.
Jacob barndoIar and others, about 100 cleared
and under fence, in good state of cultivation 10
acres thereof good meadow and quantity more can
be made. The Improvements consist in part al
q Two Story Double Log Dwelling House, Earn,
Wagon Shed, SPnngn house aud other out buildings.
There also an apple o-caard Of good truit on the
premises; also sugar camp.
This property is certainly desirable one account
Of is locality, being but mile from the c3nten-
plated Rail Road, and stream passing through il
a4ordlng good water power for mill purposes.
ALSO-One other tract adioining the above con-
tajnIng % acres and allowance well timoered held
by warrant.
TERMS :-Oae third in hand after confirmation
Of Sale, TO wit Or the first OF ApJji, 1901, when
deed will be made and possession given, The re-
roainder in two equal annual payments, thereafter
without interest, TO De secured by judgment bonds
or bonds ard mortgage.
J. Nj. BARNDOLLAR,
Sept. Sd, 1860. Administrator
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21

ALWAYS

FAVORED.
Try tar'ler before yon send of for vopr Hard
wl3e, iror. Nails or Paints iknriI c. lSG0
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21

FEhGC>0N < SHAFI3. at the former stand Of
Ferguson Man-PeakeTss are now really 10 Wal, on
o'd customers as well as ne&. They expect TO s-Il
very 10" Tor cash and produce, or to tAosrnbo viii
loot Up every SIX months. Their
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-09-21
d FORD 70 UNDRx.

June S, 1860 -6m.
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SulSbraune (Croun)

SObn 9arrinan, &c., Stemarbstppn % 6 sxu
gOr tlIrssgt bate .enaeS meiter ain6cr einessii eh hsssaS oss,hrrdo.,
sslGa eea 3slsolaane' psI@er unsweifslbait cine TB Eeny's en,
sgafnattsL aaS mad gsrlani BON Y gtuaSssl, 'V IN Se1en pS Sns 'ST ias
mar balo barant pieeer wObi. "'' VaAS 'e'pl "ao
Idreibts S*"N'Ns'' Us0tSaH ~ &p,
% SS9 babe Sbr 8rnfrentsunssnrthI unS Sbrcn winLoeiberho
s g@n Esai n = aS Sea9 9rDbtsn GrfolS in nstner 6Snahe anSepoast, =
on peuaeo uCetlen spet mad etpaS Don ibref 8rufreiniounos,SSy
tel serltten, UNI es meinea RinSer sinsnacTen, pe iidSsS nj
Antauper Group becrpbt inS. - s"S"
s3man5t9. Setteh bon 3eusnIie finnen BON VcrIunen 0on
LonStwirb. "S2n GU or
Set SaHne's nRS4ipif@en almanac fir 1860. \
DleieS wertbpple Sruitrelnt9unGSlite mirb elnsio onsir
feit8t ppn Or. D.S pne & sgo nv"
rmb 1T sa Sobeu in . ait NJ ore Bel: rV"ss'p9" e
8, s &ue0rltt, D'@sl \ SLIDER, rs gruDn 3 az.
Sn g~saRnstOa 2. 6, BEL @airaa & poImer. 7 " S@S
ISanl7. iLtu.wl
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~. 70. Wtnters
8aherludt unb &rebs furirt.
-" IT n T~ VF*VVV tHIIIIe
Columbus, MltF, Sen "a. San. 1887

- a. n 9 SVlurtbus. NatF, Sen q. San. 1851.
g9srtber PER-. Dtt srOsent geraniaen ro6e IN a. :.
aal@assassa 9Strtfan'tett TIRES 8tafrefntaaTn'aIsyn"igts
ts!s. dSteS altertrenfen BALKANS uo 81 Irn :
M ~. r. tparSe BURG tNrtn srufreiaiser unS liaStern rasr g %sfnsr
Son orOanlts 9epttlt. nadsoert er 40 Satr lang auf ben 3 o SJ troat
VI. SsfV ss. an ttsn srsrOet batter. gfrf9eOene SSae Sa1 ssaGe r S0ss
~ Mrs gs.. warosn eoentaus tn meiner Na6bnrIdaft ortsiit y
Ses 9alIIss peldsr fe9r f2aea suuabra. Sd COB n u S sSsin Mns
tllrent <rattpe Cgiidan9sSerdnpernoen Mesfsfn) n mi - kvlaV pn
g9nsli1 9sgett. N~antbarteit eegen tie un6 Der ggmrf% 81 81 lttss
Dfentltas aSDbl babsa mid bep6ssn an Sic ,u fbrsiSsn,V tr r : Sas
tn EN- Srsntoer Su Sbnen BIN, ub sic fn6 Tebr ala %utts ar
Sn T~reunbfdnft Sbr
Gb0maSQ q. SunrsY
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Bronchitis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WeRttlt, Green Go. 81. %. S., . 81.

WeEttll, Green 60. 81. D., ben 8. gOy. 1880
9Dtrtbsr PER-. @s eeretdt mir su arSseut gsro,so.n
rem btn3uSufIgen. "s'"' tH ptelen anfes
ycr ra8stobr 8 Sabrea bate i'd etnen fdtpsreu M,s,o
Srcnd1ttts nnO nltree Sca ben s~ef&ldtefen @sr,ttsn ~ HH s%s.i iSSn
a ausais ! dtisast eeoos G 3% es y St,ste@ @sSrar9 fSrss' sruisr nini
gpnnaeu umO TIRE Anweifuusea nod aberrt.S F !" SrSgea pultn &C..
S9ss i@ e =. me Semitic Sel ansenanOt eSentv ' Sis iS Ss,t
ctm befen @tfOIae. DSbrenb Der iatoistx uallam uc tets nit
nT i3rtnoiitaheen 5rau, rarea tbs WirOisinSea oft I BE sin,i met
TelGe Griet@terln9 periGaHten ub menn fe audi nfht bs sssSs,s 3
lanates wttttsl ntebr beIfen tOnnte) 70 linpern fr cod ib ps1 slesros
jen. sDenn pas enene 5eueni6 etnes Wlannes, beMen as,iije luz Z
ssatts4 fas Ste anO 0e Sadie Der Daeni&bett einiasn QEt, rSS : ah ssto g
I3tunesSOG SIR
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5ul8abeI |.
GforfsStfe Cir ~ -

r. a vaFEsSFaf, Wepo Den 10. Sept. 1857.
gstrtbsr gsrr, Decline GUdtsr ipurse SUr iur,em Spn sinsr,
S SMss eelanen4 ,netGss ette eruse Aebali6fcit mir Der @rTdl"
S as cene erfUls. Gine Natt mad Der anOern psratna' o ssr n rSfs
Naao 1Snnle tetne onbe Fnoen eneli4 OerfHaffte i'd mir su St'
lung ~ StanOs, SD fible mid bestalb. aaGa Der gU uISsSSrS % %s
rem SrSitrstnteunssattte tief perpFt4tet sTr BE @ SsS"s y,
Das Glttratise babe i& an mir felbf erprUbt unb oe 6srb,r m
esb BET MIR cine ~rcd1tanStee unntanblune n,etner 6 Snain,,ttir,, y
BON @atentmeo isinep, bin a6er iest %iberseuat 6as ids G Jr 9rsan ?
nnttteln unrfGt that uO i& BIN oerne bereit 6%ielelbeSS ~ 49, ws't
~utpfebleH. ;t8849fN | "Hys" nte aaf5R
90 M. g. @ssbYxm
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NnfaQ ppn.Nussehrnnn

Ntsles mag beScu9er, bb t9 Dor uneefSbr Sob, % :.
assrStes BON eiuenl i~@mersIu3sa 9ufsn 8eplo@StE pnrSe' 0'S S ! an0
pn cn perlbmtelen IerSten beban6eIt. cGne cine Is feid Nv phroe
mid Or; SasncS acknowledgements su prcbirsn 4OesIeesie man
georasS Ssr srtsn JIal9e @arSs i'd etUus better y uod ST ssEr eeial
Slaac Grpsbb.
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Ift6ma, 8lutIpeien &c.

Or. 2. Sapne! ""S1 ." : oepf. 1881
wistne 6raa mar fer bret SSabred f6ner franf INIT gru.6,.,
no % TO- s SiIs09e sSa Der ssirtlamtsit ibres OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sse Srantbettes Der sunae .setErt bate. 70 faufts ii h eM, ~ sg, Sa.
SasSa a nasts ssaf i, Sg fSsSsa. Y sas 1sd sta, q. s uni ID Slu e sIa !
9unes1tttels tyr 9utea Stretng, bic 8ef&pcrSen urb s%nns.sn
sstna Atp1teni na<esen rnO in eiuem 80Suat cine %SuS Thsr
&. 2. SmitE
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grfaltnns, 5uiten, Seiten= II. yruf{du,ee, ).

gSertter 9etr! SIN SpStiatr IS48 nurbe ~ u.
gen Samsrs ~ n'stner ltntea Seits intmtrtel6ar inter utn s smen 0efti-
%ostalen, relter nlt6 AUS srd6lihfe marterte mn vtS si,S en-
Sgra0e peraupte' SO CLAUDE, DaB etne teftiae UrfSIt,r rntt CO
la9e oapDn mar. SIN gaafe elmer gSobe Serbreitsts = % r
s 9sa IS s1 dSf me me 9 eresas S' ~ ~ aAs sr Ssss' S sS% asas j. Gage sS s Stftfs
prpetrte bterant Elm sanseS Satr lang ale mSSailfHbHsp1 ssprSs sStc so
Sn,s a aass @rgo Ssr Segrs r. sis asTsts, abssr ansladasdseur. Sss sie
S SG".v Ssfse g afs f. 80 So mar r nass Saran, mid Der gsrSrei ANN
ss,ai NtD |. : aaTtett1 Sd ssrftaffte mir etne F Xxx T cur
yen T W se 10y rs moo prlt9 perbraudt bate, felitsTn S S%' 5 ! s9ss
atds sa1nsli9 wifSerbrr9titent. etnsi9 bur6 bic aroatt y isrsr ! ,aa0 ~
VuFsh "FtHe. Ahtlun9SppQ Sbr "p"s4
4. W VI. Oartep.
So pa1tpr Der !. preSbgteraner .@5ernsinSa
Qerre Q1ute, Sn6r ben s. Wai 1875.
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nm bic Gfe Der aisquit6ftr. bog. g8 mar Die8
9eraoe sur 53ett, pp bic Gag urb Nadt=8 pliz
SCI lI9 abloSt uno IL mar gar fem 8olt3it in
Der 9tabe. 81 entfam per Spibbube. Die
llbr lno Settle lino nit eitanper 1925 mert6.
Der Stdbtratb BAT in 1einer Qeaen
ndrti8en SeIitpn Big jebt $41, 724.83 III perz
ldteoenelt ltaotilden 3meden bemiuiot.
Sn Den eourtS fam nidt8 bon 8e=
oentul19 ppr.
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Neue8 srn S6weoen.

lMuujus aus etntnn 8rteft 6es &eS. @brw. 81 0o.m..
StSfbOim, Sapeben, cen 10. Mt6rs 1851 wets Mt
Sbre %unf6asbare WttbiStn cas- gru1reinionuosr,..
mesnem pale nne nlenafr BRITT erpRe Dtenfe aeleiffst ,mN ~
laNn Iaum etnen 4a9 opne cdfelbe fem. Mebrere nteinsr S a." ~
~sISsa 10 oasoa gal, %Ssrfter.ea mir etenfaas Der eaten 2 p,,nes
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"a 0a8 Steu Ben sc uftfz@bpr
MADDEN mir auf Die Annrnce lei1e8 Gpmite'8
auitlerfI am.
Eg MI an g unO 9trufofd's
0Pernz @efeQi DAT t in Der bic BE-
pel1teltpiten Sitnitler beiper @elenIdaften per-
etnt9t ltno, miro bon nddltcm Mfoltag All Ell
men @pfln8 BON Sprltellungen I'M Spllipapltr.z
9beater 9eben. ee Trdulein Noeline @atti tritt
gum erlten Wtale uuf uto 5nar in Der Sper /:
o9lcid bi 2~ammermppr." (9edbere8 + N(ns. J
NS s. III. - Die 2itertpzQpoe So. So
Il. 8. 9. 8. bdGt rtddlten Montug ibren er1ten
Stiitun98bau in oer 9epsN1embl 9ppn8.
Capt. Sullauot Pat Die Wtult ltnb ST.. gud8=
banm Die Bar Iber1pmmen.
IA 9und.-- Na4lten Mpntag mirb
6r. s. SputmerfelO III Der alten Sltrnbaqe,
@fe 6rpltt= lno 9pmbarbltr., ei1eu belifaten
9und auftii9en.
NP Die Oeutl9en Sci aiduften ulO Qpaen
I'M lHb6ltlidel Statttbeile rllde1 mir alf bic
Nn5ei9e be8 6rn, 8up pert anfmerflam.-
Die 6ranflinr6aDe eutbalt eirtige Iebr beqltem
uno rei9ltd at89eltattete Sdle, wel9e fir 2pz.
gen nno Seretne dlS SerlammlunS8z2ofa be-.
lpnoer8 oeetoret linb.
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% nj, g. @Ovbtrr
8rnlfbrdnne uno 8lntlneie,,

a. = @tqIssiHle, Butler 60, ben s. on. ts,,
. go .beieuee,- CAP tb tpd5renb Der @rnte i'm lesten s,f,
Suftrpprenentiunenas befdlen fparSe ub etne ,isr,ii&Ss . Won ger
ega sine S aIasSSa fs l f"s 9%tts * ss, fiasn bslsn Sufen;1 Sd n a.
SrutrttntsuasSmtttel anO btees fteate mid aSnsltS SalSea'ss
Sames =. BON & ~,
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6abt IAr ben &eu6hniten
@pntntt 9lQe ms aenelrt.


amisvtae, 3D., ben 1. Sanuar 1858.
SretIper9 srr; = SIM Sabre 1850 rar th febr letbenb. MAJ "a
str s'n sat. antaa sUn Slutuus Der eanse, wusO TissS3 uo SV ss ss'
St s@ .etee COMMUNICATING wtepel odn,lt6 oeS sy wmO
leLSe @ssotsin rtsprertn Rintera fir ben aeuS6vuafsn' etuoses me-,
uO tnmer gefunpsn, eaR fc bem Rranten orOss er ftsIIgt ssvs"
Oeri@attte unO ttn sulest sebetlt bat. - Stf'pisru0o
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8cn 8. 50. @tnters Oe. o.

Or. D. Sapne SOni ~'u't 1898.
Mtetne 9erren. Wltt arD6em gerou5oer .se
len Srantbettsn Der 9uftr6bre tpr Observation-Disclosures rs. 'p es. al
tqren 1InoGra9en Saliam bet farfem MuswurF uno psberfs,Ss yen
%ansewanbt babel : :" peRsH TrtOlse
LD. 80. gDinters
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WfeSisiniibe 9lnseise.
6abt fbr ben Snffen?

Damn sebraudet Or. Supne8 8rultreiri
gung8mittel.
Go stbt austnbltdliGe Grlti&teruns.
Sttbtt en8traftg 0Oer f&wtHRfG&t Ss Dunn
.9ebrauGt Sapne'S Brufretrfgungsnttt
9Deldes Die ~traatbafte 3alart n~easiebuns Der QuftrStre Der.
trettt: ote Masre flung Ses SAletmeS, mel9er bte(elDe verfOpft
rtgtett bemn Atbnen weenimntt.
5abt lRr ben &euGbultem
9sbrau@et Snent's 8rufrttntser Das Bette Seifmtttel IN Scr
SDelt "a es 6tne lanswteriee Rranftett UNI bic SGlfte abfar,t.
2dbt ttr pie 9als6rduFe IOroup) p0er Quft.
fP9ren t3unbnnss setragAet of unb stet e5aSnes Hruf.
Dttnuten. l1ub enolib: ~-'"S'"
Benn tbr. QHftr6bren-S d wtn6fu6t. Mus.eb
fun9 &~rpntl&es Settenfe6 en-, BlutipefenSbe
anetrt Brufletoen babt-fO eebrau6et SaSnes 8rua.
retnt9ungsnhtttel. So 1T ps bette 6eilmittel fir lOlne Rroaf6s,.
paSUn eeeetlt Srurben, beretien.
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efl0er1tld der e0tarr9 II. 5lnBfeberl Snaueua,,
@m. alOs IOsn sisSaru, ga, f3reiSt:
Sd bin lpe6en mieeer eenefen Ron etnen, icSr.,s 1925.
9etlmtttcI fanb. "S' q unlFpGsb1
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gu D~erremtett :

gu permietbeu /:
Sin ireunblid i~nSblirteS 3inuner an einet p~rbentiGen Gerrt, Be
ioaber8 seeanet fir ctnen ubunaber, pe8 outen 9i6teS wegen, I'M
6al5e No. 63 Seclnoitr. TsEf @IfpOi |
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Wtcbtig fur nebernebmtcr BON 8Gller
1suN Npncerten.

Der 9rOBe Saal Der We6anicS Sall. $50. 1872 &. SapetteItra6e
nebtt 9erren- neOamsnsarberobe lit nun of ba8 ~ee9unteie aas-
mern BON 8ilen unt Gpncerteu ~eenIe(bem inter bn saafiahen
Seeinounoen an Ts26, 3Wd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-15
Remaining Jan. II, 1850.
A COMPANY OF LIFE PROTECTORS.

Last evening preliminary meeting was hcid y
Harmony Hall in Hester street, near the Bowery, OF
a company of Germans who propose to organize a
Company for the Saving of Life in case Of Fire. The
meeting was called by Mr.. Strumminger, who wad
formerly member of thoroughly drilled company oil
Pompiers in Germany. Their object is to form a
company who shall attend fires with a complete life
saviDg apparatus consisting of ladders, ropes, frees
cpes, ETC., but in no way to interfere with the subde
ing of the flames. They to be trained with military
precision and every knowing his duty, he will be
able TO execute il without noise confusion. They
have on exhibition at Harmony Hall small models Of
appliances, which they intend to introduce, and the
principle which some of them are constructed il
truly admirable. Beside number of long ladders OF
different styles they have the model Of short, light
one, intended to reach from story to another.
stands the ground with this ladder, throws the
top Of il through the second story window, where il
catches by hook. Two men then mount it, and draw
ing it up after them, one holds the other the win
dow si while he throws the ladder through the win.
dow of the story above; and in this manner they
mount high they please. As they pass up, they
can attach to the different windows any fire escapes
they choose, by means of which women and children
can slide TO the ground in safety They have, alec
number of specimen cords, which are intended TO be
attached TO the windowsil, and which cord there
is a sort Of metallic brake, which being casped by
any person. he or she slide to the ground without
emitting the hands by the friction Of the rope passing
through them. One model Of an escape is 80 thor
ougbly practical SAFE and handy that every owner oil
tenement house should be compelled to provide it.
This s simply the placing of two brackets outside the
window, on which is placed croes-beam; TO this is
attached pulley, over which passes rope fastening
TO q large basket. II is 20 arranged that man may
place his whole family in the basket and lower them
steadily TO the ground Had such simple arrange
ment been placed at each front window of the tene-
ment house which was recently burned in Elm
street, not a life would have been lost.
Mr.. STRUnnISGER proposes to organize this COM
pany Of " Life Protectors" and to drill them tho
roughly in the Of the various apparatus and when
they have attained the requisite precision, he in
Ia fbac
Fire Department 10 witness some experiments which
they will make OF some lofty building Mr.. s. when
in Germany, was sent by the King of Wurtemburg to
ment. Returning to his native country, he sent
from town TO town TO impar TO native companies the
knowledge he had attained abroad, and in very
short time the system naugurated throughout the
whole country. The experiment which he proposes
TO try here Will be attended with outlay Of about
5000, which is the only drawback to the immediate
organization of a company of Life Protectors"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-15

"IWAs NAKED AND YE CLOTHED ME."-The late
has doubtless suggested many the suengs and pra
which they exposed who down 10 the in
ships and has perhaps created momenary sympathy for the
Poor Sailors Wntry coast.
But sympathy will not clothe the naked feed the hungry
They need substantial aid VIII benevolent ones
who have enough and spare to do little to alleviate the
suengs the and destitute Many poor suffer.
ing who worthy find their way to the Pastor Of the
Mariners Church. at this incement and expect relief
Many others sent there because they Any who
able and willing help SUCH earnestly enreated to send
secondhand clothing bedding to the Rev Charles j.
Jones' No SO Madison ~ Y who win cheery undertake
to distribute them judiciousy the truly needy It is
blessed 10 gre than TO receive"
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Steamship Augusta Woodruff, Savannah hours, mSse and
Ship Hsnnah Croker Huntoon Orleans and the Bar
JAN a. cotton &c. to Robson Fosdck On the LEI nst Cd
Csysort Reef spoke schr John W. Miner, Berry from Ara
's Ship CLAD Sns Nelson oesn. a. and Bar 18th
Orleans bound sensndsl sand Key LshhOu.s NJ d.,u.
20 miles. 9Th inst H "a 0 g. p Gn % 20 w acs
when have had constant succession Of heavy gales
Ship John Bright Cutting. Liverpool JAN H. mdse and 40
weather, prans 5owsprt Ie Capt Cutting probably
Bark sarah Pam Iof Bangor Pendlston Johnscn I..ad
Hampton n to s% e s e.,
rain Changing to s E. th inst sandy Hook bearing By
w ise miles spoke Br brig Ida OfwsfOn, N S. from Rich
Bark Amanda, Dennis Havana 9Th inst tobacco &c.
Tasm. packed Sss; s:., E Fern, '
Brig Mary Jones Cook SiDIsIsr Dec % fruit. ss to Van
G. W. Packer from Boston for Cape Hayden jan lat 81
mOre BsI6sdOes and supply q SSvssT. ron
i SPpsd Ml 'RS ,1 but received
. Ss 4 2. Ps
vessel to wndwd dsmssted with small sail set on the stump
' Brig Sspels 1of PTovdencs Head John, e. Jan M
molssses to j. " onatavia Co. Has experienced heavy
"f Bs M sawyer of Danseo.s Bradley M.n,s. u
s. & and n n W gales sustained some damage.
Brig Thomas Ieston Morse Havana IA days. sugar. &ei W
p. ~ Spohord.
Big H. T. Ellsworth (BE) Curry CORVALLIS, N s., days
potatoes to Hyde Duryee.
Scbr Elijah Sheldon, White Washington, c., days, cot
ton Blossom Som 18th inst lat 81 o. Ion "a H. fen Ia
with the soop Fidelity Petit (of Babylon L. ID from Chinco
tesgue for NewY ok, with load Of clans In sinking cond-
ton having blown of in the late gale TOOK from her
Capt p. and he entire crew., badly hosbitten aud
brought them to this port.
Sc6r j. H. Youmsn Peterson, Washington, N. c. days.
B. Blossom Son and Darcy Lyman fias expert
snced heavy weather on the PASSAGE lost iores ana lore
boom.
b. NJ Blackwell Has lost foetopmas eb0om asd
stove bulwarks. =.
schr VIM A. Ellis Nichols Charleston cotton &c, to Nc.
Cready, Mott Co.
Shr Robert Move lBr Holmes, St. George, " b. IL days,
lath TO Ii. j. l. c. A. Dewoh
Schr Harriet Newell Treworgy Jacksonville 81 days yellow
pine to-. Has experienced heavy n n W. gales with re-
mendous seas =.
schr Thomas Jefferson, Ellis Salem days. msse. 10 r. w
schr Asa Eldrdee Button, yirgDis 8 days, wood.
Steamer New London Smith, NewLcndon. mdse and pass
to T. II. Rockwell.
schr. John H. Williams Wesley, Port Martin. DEL days,
10 X. ID. Barrett.
(of Milwaukee, Nickerson, Marae,ibo days,
sehr N w smith Wyatt Charleston days, cotton to No
Cready, Mott Co.
sch Mott Bede Ryder Norfolk days cotton &C. 70 Mot,
BedelL
schr Cactus Russell TampicO 81 days hides &c. to GeOgs
w. Vsnstanoren.
schr Isabel Taylor, Eizabehport, coal for NewHaven-
Schr d. Ellis Robins James River Va for Providence.
Schr Pauline, Jones Virginia days, wood.
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence udse. to Isaac Ode.
BELOW-I brig.
Msseies; Ann T. Grant Richmond; Express Havana; bns
GnlnaIe, Also, bark Sebra Crooker Havana;
bark Princess Royal, for Bermuda
Withholding the day, from N to N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-15
LIVERPOOL CoTror M,RxrY

LIVERPOOL CorTos MARKEr.-Ibe AL. :, Co.
in the Liverpool market for the three days sdd5 ~ S',on
Of which 1000 bales 10 exporters INA so osss
Bs<bet opened firm at slight improvement nr Ise
the Fair and Mid5ling qualities ba, closed cns psly Jpn
Bank Of England advancing It's Of d,count Il - 70 Nc
STATE or TRADE IN MANcHEsrER.-Ibe 49,
from Manchester favorable, and the makst eos.a
advancing tendency in the prices Of Goops and ~
however checked by the advance In the Bsuks rss N ~
CONT
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUyPs MARKET.-The Idyernoo,
Breadstufs Market dell Nv
Bichsdson, Spence Co. report Flour quiet but se.a, a,
23127 WHEAT quiet and easier but quotations un hsussS
Red 81 6dd9L 3D. White, 81 sdQll 3d. Com hru snd Ill
Qualities slightly higher; Yellow, 81 e nS5l. :,
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The Liver6o.d
Provision Market was quiet.
Richardson, Spence Co. quote BEEF duh; PoRx dull. IA
CON trn with good demand LARD quiet bat steady Tar
firm
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-AsHEs were auiet.
Pots 28 Cd n29i Pearls 30 SUGAR quiet Covrsx steady
NICE steady RosIs hrmi common, a sd.dH 50. SPfKns
TuRPKSrsE firm at 1851 3d. LrssKED On, 2ai 02sl Cd
LONDON MARKETs.-In the London market BREAD
sruYvs were dub, but steady. susAR firm. CovrxpGrn TIA
wssvery firm RICE quiet TALLow, 5aj 9d9sel Pc Inos
brm a. 81. LrSsEEr Or al Cd
Latest Markets via Queenstorn.
LrvERPooL, Thursday afternoon
The sales of CoTros for the last two days foot IN
The market opened quiet with holders Offering freely show.
ing disposition to press sales and closed unchanged but with
on advancing ttndencya
BRBADsTUTFs are atead5
Provisions qniet, but steady
AMERICAN SEcuRHiEs-The market for American seeantsss
dull
LONDON, Thursday astenoon-CoSsoLs are ct 81.