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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-25
CMALL FARM FOR SALE-Sitnated

SMALL ANN rOh OALE-Sltuated
~ about ten miles from the city, containing about 40
of good land all under good state cultivation
with Dwelling House. Barn, Carriage House, Sheds and
other Out-buildngs, two wells of never-failng water
Said farm will be sold at great bargain, easy terms
if applied for Immediately. j. s PINKHAM
1853 and 255 Main, corner Mech anic street.
mchl4 diff Worcestar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

contained .bou. three gallons Of burning
aud. on me Saturday before my uncle had
semi for Eve gallons OF ournipg fuid which put into this
can; on thai evening my uncle told me how TO set the
place on nre he ted that be was going 70 the lodge
10 Delaney street. then for 70 shut the store
Ter eleven o'clock then 70 turn of the gSs
M 1t and wait anth Jacob asleep, then With
the candle nre 10 the paper which he had placed be
the barrels and boxes a. coon as had lighted the
paper 20 right to bed then wait in the back part Of
store until the fire was outside and the alarm
gsen then for me 10 In the entry, out at the side
door, call fire. 70 awake the people up stairs and
they be saved did just as my uncle told me; had
Elk collars OF my own money; bought an oyercoat on
sunday that coat l took 10 my uncles house
on Monday, 80 that II should not be burned
asked my uncle had not better take oiner clothes
from the store 70 the house; be said on, never mind
they did not cost much, and he would buy me soms
more" Jaoob David 10 young man who was sleeping
In the store with for about month or SIX weeks he
vas not clerk In the store my uncle told me TO wais
until Jacob asleep before set fire to the paper bo 1t
four five weeks before the fire my uncle sent the
ether clerk, having only myself as clerk thou sh' was
obliged to do my uncle told me- a. he told me do Il
and noihi would be done 10 The above statement
"a all true. LOUIS KArZ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
Our Key West Correspondence.
EKy WpST Oct o. 1s


Arrival ard Departure Of Vessels al Key Wes-F esh
DlFcuhts in the Mc1ioan Qv>stion-Aarine Disas.
ters--7he General Hath of hey WeH, d., d..
The fhp Governor Morton, Captain Berry, sailed the
brought coolies 10 Havana and ont Of 400 passengers
only 1sts The ship got her voyage themes 70
Nsw York and vas brought here the captain somew bat
sick and some q hs crew indspoeei The thip waa
qunantined and Der sick sent 70 the rpita The
Governor Morton the hnes, merchantmen that has ever
been IN thesc waters
The United states Marshal has sold. a, auction the
pershabe part of the cargo from board the derecs
spanish schooner, which to~ed Into rottugas The
balance Of the cargo will probably await the arrival Of
the Judge VITO y stA ab,ent The Span Cd brig lnma
cnlnda s still awaiting his return well the prize
brig 80 the Crusader. aud sundry persons in jail
equally interested In the speedy return Of the Court
Tie United states steamer Susqueb into port
Mediterranean. hear that Juarex' chief oiiGer bad
fueet with Niramon II so, matters complicated
there they iGst with the respective parties
aspiring 10 the White House. On the 23d ship name
unknown with 2Z6 bales Of cotton got ashore Conch
reef but 70. again, and large steamer the rext
night ran ashore and ghened herself by throwing
beard potatoes, onions, lard, &c, &c.
The Mob lean arrived from Perrnmb1co on the 2th and
sailed a cruise the 25ih; and on the 25'h the
wyandot arrived from cruise the south side OF Cuba
he diving up Of the cotton from the ship Lcrro 6ordo
work are suffering from nnamed eyes, the general
health Of The Key is good
The quarantine laws expired on the 18Th and ~ B
proof the prcpc o. this sanitary measure case
Of fever originated In town, but each clearly
traSeAble 10 Importation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

CLEARED
sseam.aip ARIEL wleon Aspinwsll-p B Allen -.
Livingston Crocherun 4 90. -
ssesmsnsp nuasyiie Posi-, sayannah-u Cromwell O.
s,eamsnip Roanoke, couch, s0rion ac-iadSm Rsiae.
silp Egsr,qn steele, SAP FranclaoorappAa ssrsauk
ship i,aac Webb. Hutchinson, rAvcro'-C naraaAil 4
Ellg lancashire Hazard yeble--R u Taylo-
| ms inogsne crsfnee M.rssiIe--J " klseiI q.
srs s fsqlo 6e sSss' VICE.. s pssn %
IIrss 4Ssais Day. xstd ss1,o.kisy 4 1s,,ing
Scar fisss. NOTION Hs1saa-psiasr. reissa ca,
scar ocssn Bird no. laesbAIt HAaisporp : Dewolf.
scAr Hsllrs, wyall thArsstou sccready, Mosia ..
Sehr fhiass Maui eeolse,o sn-Blosa. DcEO@s, &
SIR D Hase. Conkna, eeorresown
schr = iAwrenc-, Allen, B'stln-Dayan GO.
schr II Casioa' BuctnrsAsn Brsol-sas.,r
sehr g Y ma ss.s nsrs Nes Hsysn-hssef
ARRIVED.
ste nnshp Cahawha Smith. New Orleans oct IS va rs
ee o s "a. Az IN q 3 I'D " "a .snad re
lara cssea t!eeriIg NE SLIT Cape Hsi!sss beAsg wsT
saP nss =. a., z. bur scT PIE ss1,a June IA,
sw no on i &c LAY hsnss VA : aays j ~ sar.S
Y ,fs nssn sessn arg - er he PAR q NadAEasAr
coed foss seg;e IS esys "a ss. psia, j hs., Nv
Ira fem yl.sssssSu a fdr sps ssn. an. ~ ssP s
Veins sea-. S,9 "a ii sem \, e. rssss
'ND bay for London Apd y = cscp',s W. s.S ss
s'tp " -naeafs Dam, Muller, Lonarn' = -
ss I. nss5 INV wIsI s s;ss,O % RI j z ss
'sss Gov Morton, Berry. Havana Via KEY West DAY.
bala1i. 10 Alen Lawrence.
SIP Golden ROCKET Io Bangor Powers Havana, II SSya
SHY BerlIn Nay HASs, Ms days IL baasi, % Church
Ship oordM al Charlesoa, cocdlnr Chsriesou. o., IS
With cotton = bound 70 Lvery po- Put lao his port for
rsis hayrgon 90 2, la y ~ 1ou % g sspsrereed bur
hourn wftn suddenly became cain, aud Ii les than
minute The Wind from The vrh such force tui the
icrsan che ony sal blown piece. the ssp
wr on her team erds With lee upper A under water fore
breeding over her from ali quarters Concased 70
,he mast sud after cutting TIE tackay TIE oenasi went
ne eg ,s ss ss sse %sap s sesa @eqT, r ssf
The hurricane continued for several hos Af3rwarda
ihsn bad nsh. VII s ADD aIs gss,gA,ss :,
rrd ncse 70 II y Meyer oc, q asm " is 81 so ,r
gs.i.eese ss.srs hurrcsss forn wsw .p s.s stared
Jctr sn Tor Ly,rpoo son a 50 Is oa @ S. i5Ss sSi
VIII sass ecs,s se Z S.rS rssps 60 ssBs III II ' n
schr. nosiinr IN yertcs posiou lin IA y H iSu
g 26 spoke Br brig zlera, from 81 kits for Incon oci
Tor N.rscsSo I'M u cs,e poas MIA se5ss NE rs1 saS
sso from Aux caves Tor boston had oniy .5 me- $500.
s r. ss ss .ss ss s 3. e. U .ss s oct
BARK Rarla Mar. han fer~ cruf oas win specie cochl
ffE and hick weather between Hsvara and pcpfie 49,
Shot ksys as.ng from tb % Isl IS "a psvar. Wa
well $3.50 -
Rslt chris,iana tBr, TBonpson = wNslns o., IA rab
,B.r, Esoo,s.. Ryder Havana % Day. wsA .,r.r wsr,
Ws fhv1ro Co uad ~ Ans wiass tie ss,i-s g.sssgs
W. Z. t 80. Hsneras irar ST
t.l g9fs'.f- q seraHa s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02
Ponce Intelligence.

EuGHIvFs IRON JUsTtoE-TBE LATE EMPRESS ROB
HEKY on THK NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
p,rug The progress CT the examination the OF
Samuel and Andrew Roberts TIE alegei dealers in and
manufacturers Of counterfeit money, nj the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday, the sheriff Of Bridgeport
Com appeared before Juftco Qusckenbash with requi
alton FOR the prisoners as fugitivos from justice The
oaccr that the accused strongly suspected OF
being u bottom OF the late express ROBBERY the
New Haven Railroad, whereby Adams Co were losers
the amount Of tl0 eco baggage master recently 10
the employ menl Of the railroad company named stcb
bins vac also In tho custody o. the sheriff, end
claimed tina, be, too, took an active
part Ia the robbery The sheriff being armed
WIN Inc rcccsnry pNrsr. o. cx,fadion tho magistrate
granted ~ rrquti ard handed the prisoners to
the Bridgeport cca Fail particulars Of the express
robbery we're published 81 the time Of TIA occurrence,
but ID order m, The minds Of our readers may be
frcshed upon the subject We viii repeat few Of the
leading fsctsrhe robbery took place on the 18th April,
In the sbt time aud Al point 90 the road about mid
rer n charee 81 the ie the express artmeut
IA the baggage for short while, aud during his
nbssueo board ~ the train catered ths room
and ihrcs ne prze out q he SHADOW. Iae robbery
was rot discovered uotn tbs train was within
few miies 81 la ely, wEsl . 49, too ats 70 stop the
cars TO Institute search, reward 9! s5Oo0 Was Of
fertd BY the Exp 90 Company tor t1e fe11fcry q TIC
safc and Ne contents, bet Notwithstanding namoer q
detectives the alert no trace Of
roula ever b. discovered. from TIE manner W which
the bhery elected, = surpcsei that the thieves
lesgue with snme one IN thc employment 81 the
railroad company, Gna mat vas All arranged sncn aud
wrcrc 10 dp thr safe of ihe fatso ~ Tie evtdeuec
axarst tho brothers Roberts and ths man sbbirs we
know roihinr pres ui but tnc facts vii probably Do
developed 10 the course y fe~ days Inc prisoners az
len ths cfy b lie tvcrnE express tfka, AID arrived al
Br dgepoft abeut elk O'clock n.
BsorpEuY low --Jamcs Riley, recently returned from
. IOug voyage, ard ealing upOn hts brother, rnom"
Rey, N BroUue street, wU iavci . make h.uls1l a.
home The mariner enjoyed The hospitality u bis bro
there house for several dayr WAan he sulieay took u
into BIZ head o. Wak "a With 80 81 clothing ard jeF
ery, viii ch Le had Dot tho fghtsst claim whatever
Information OF the larceny conveyed " detectives
Kirg and scwcy who succeeded yesterday arresu1g
the accused and recovering tho greater portion Of tao
stolen progtrtV.
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NV ostrtS, bSr HfvasA-' iesssaship Cahavb,-sns :
sei.or arc tons Me- Y tasrmsu ard ehea MS watts
ssr s0 NJ III H. s ~ S,s' w".ss s. .. afsSwsAf
yBitn, 8 Tribe = E-sra = Alyarez, vie aud four
MneSsa.
. grsoSn. Steamship Yorssorn-A NcGowsn, n puL
lha R,fisr, "a Chne WIN teIop. II \ hayward J.
wstl.s y 4, iseon rte, Mansns sr Bgichertoo w. 4
IsTaT.u Ms wslsasd Mrs Neiisriy and Tar isre,
seiifttn hs. Wrlsht Ms Melvin. gsie krrs,rur
le~s rsrsoe 80 isay Dr wsrd Nr. ssssa NJ.
Askew, Rowland MS sytnor-aail0 IA he siseraxs.
ar,Sot-sshr : Mser-yr Hswlt. vie and Children
Mt-AsoRnl Bar-sohr stsupede-Nr William Perkins saa
10y % Brooklyu.
DEPARTURES.
r'sro9. -s,esS - sr,sa ir.m Ros'snDr chs.e.
rsas 20 ON NJ sni Ms Bird, ! Crocker. Nj.
20 jcessos I'D N.- tisiie Hsss Ras55ry 81 Benz
81 ; s,s. W.. s. 90 r.. s x s!s ,' ss q.
h.ta,oa Rs,s, " : ysnyssen u sununr NJ Aae Mrs
ssns S,y oiIssa. Nr srSoa So VA yrsnc ~
. eria,s sssorye; sosa snee.e Ne, sS ~
~ sss Ms MfSrs $50 issu S,ss br..1
geass,s. Etrssie s,sse arc n'es.r sss Iooiop,
Z. ssa ,dsa IL. p . .us VI sss NJ " s
slrhi children, hsncbes,er Eng; Henry kesr, Fare;
y Ms fosu Ms S-yss ~ b srp ss n Ms
Lawson. walter neasher Mise scsrns NJ Cnisce. MIS-.
W. W.. ~ W.. nsSs az md SS & s.s
lsre Mrs Col Efiosi Ncsrnl-ls TctS "a
Bs ', ssSsyd ..,.y W.. ssSr. rssssar
hoy.s hissier rrs b.snsn sns eh, NJ, = . sl..'h
@ 10 rs - ruhls ssi s Fs9sas iss
,'wsh Ms ssncx .rsmer Nc Lsoy-I 1o.sa - -
s.s.s my = eri rsa s3 sss. fsS ' ss
u5r ~ %5,., ~. &C. go, Fo~n
Ell N1t ~ se. taA
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A rNEpFwhww ArTEFrT TO HrNN Down TWE BUILD
- ee,xxee,oN or INV rav rATg
viii be rocOlieeied we puesAed an acooan' Of hre
An rroccry and uquor store Al No 2ss Division street,
:, ~. - -. !,
Whl'o to'k pace "s' M-nd@ hso'l All tne aIesl VI
Simon Kaiz, the 20 the store, tcgcthcr With he
- u. A.. .. "a .y.., 80 ..n ,,s . vo-,v r,.,
NNiN"i - " -.
named Jacob bAy4 klre hAsshN BAKER VA caFy ~
the premises tue sane night ard AZ went into the
tnvf,uyn,,on c,r.tr e,.s.r - o,... r,o,,.il ,e,
- -, - ~
nefeo we hNshA every assAncc he required, and tho
three above named rsrfcs WIRE detained NJ eu,tois
-. - go. 4, - 49,, a.. -. - -.
nv 'Aess ''.0''e" a1' 'N"f $50 - e''e''S
stare whereby be losing mQufy. Ne Nicd - eel a.
hut vas pnsSlr "A 4, a. rb,rs hsIgs 4, ts.ar.r "a
-, ~, ~. y
tno t'eA $50 "tufea 70 VOC smRun'W fi'-VVi ~ VIC
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william Kelly, OF RI lnebeck; g Grant, Of osNeso;
mr. Mcshery, Of The United States Navy; Arnold, Of
the GATED State, Army; A. Robelo, and family, aud Mr
Hsymsns oil Of Paris: and Mr Taylor and wife, CT Wash
irstcu are stopping u the 81 Nicn0as Hotel
m Charles Jackson and = r. Hanscon, both OF Boston
Ttviu whu.ng aud vic, Of Providence, y N Boxer, Of
she Uriiel States Army J. Jordan Of Georgia, aad
FerrardcE, Of Havana stopping ~ the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Prank Browcr snd Rusdersan, both Of rhE,iel.
phn: J Z S.pin ard wife, s s shaw, sndH Ci1to agd
wife were amor the arrival ~ tie ila &c H3use yetisr.
day.
Cart W. 7 Reynolds. rrite3 states Army, Hor y r.
n CafnCtt, IA. A II Boteer, aid Gen. " q slgA4rd.
son, Ct Virginia, are 10 Warrington.
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BARK Auah, Nevns Trinidad, 70 days WIN sugar 10, to
vine b and, g, 2 . Danssn @ o.. "a rs as 20
q 4 : 4. 60 i; IS. issS 9.
brig Starlight lot Bottom crowe. Malaga days and 8
S iss ss.as Mp la: ssG
a oas he l.. s.s ss
bis 1.ses WIND ief spssD Sssn:se: v.isasia Sept %
sopSs = M sss ss.n sas piss miles ss
sArTss q sissssw Jsm.lea elasrax sSS os.
m nd h,se q mAamas. wh ~ stitched IN gale
and saiis. wanted NO assistance.
rig washG1rn i.bsn Oct with wine corn IN
ss,l .sps a e New BEDFORD with $ bOs Oh and
s.s Eossn wisr Or, Of Iondon, - Rio Jausro. with
. rig fi q Of Rsnso Cot Port sp. DC. = ws
esn spois pa assa s,sa IN With .fh
hSes 90 q siss ass from ssok hsd been days
seh could net get In as twas calm and strong
srs Dowres tof css. Jsmiesou Inagua DC. II, with
salt 10 Meicslf Duncan
III s s 10y . III = - MD haaoh Grand Turk
Big Rrst tBr, Hepebery St john NB days with lath
Brig cslsdonia @ paniss, HlsborO. days, with grind
Pr. Gen bailey koyes st Marks, IS days with &c,
Eng Hopkins Murray stxarhs IL days, to Brodie Pc,
YER oct with ruit, 10 Gomez, Wallis Co; vesAel TO
schr Ocean Bride fB Prng Pa,ras days with curran
sehr ehaTs Grace Jscmel Oct Is with coffee and ogwood
sesr COOK Spark. Sacpsl Dc. H. I'm coffee and log
word. 10 Peck Oct a. the end Of Mrquana Island
sw 10 miles spoke brig Express Of and fr Hall
when s'ss
wes hove and ds%sssa va ted A no =
S ss sIsnsf and Gs iron !, III psTo
msr sailed IN e6npaSs With brig sass q ch n Tor
yo SS q ~ IL 81 . = 70 es,s Dr0sO, for
San nouingo for New York
schr Robert NcAfee Br Crimes cornwals Ms. Q days,
sehr Packer Natsrorda Bay Is days. with hides
ssar sorh sia,e Horton Savannah days With ac
SIR Plandome Brown, Savannah days
schr Smith Boyd Charleston, Gays with cotton, %
scbr sarah Bruen. Douglas Georgetown, Sc daya Has
had rough passage, With heavy sss
SsS Fober, eorsan. Luilsm Phi. sspsa Tor Boston
Ws c xes ssshpo o saS Vat
schr Vim Gray. Buei, Elzabethpor tor Portland
5 RsRE os csSas
& Charity rcwsg hssSs a r., f ss rr Rs ksf
schr wu BIRD, Smith Fizabeihport for froydence
ssSr BRADY seams Easseispart Tor New Haven
sehr John watson ?aeker, Ezabeihpor. for Norwich.
SKI Flor sobinsou WooaSridrs creek for PSrand
sclr Rom Alien Mllbridge days.
scfr Jenny Lind, Denton New, aayrn 2days
sehr Maria l. Hail. Lawrence, Pori land. days
sehr Alfred Hall wilcox Portland, 2 days
Schr X Bf sinerd Chapmar Portland days.
sehr Argus Norris, Somerset, q DAYS
Schr Ninniola. Holt Ezst Chester IL bonrs.
Sloup Clio horcutt. SunAbetbport for Taunton.
sloop Mediator Boeiwtk Elzabshporg for New Haven.
Scoop OF, MeekeI Eizabea port for bridgeport.
Sloop Thomas HUI. Hull Providence IL hours
Steamer Boeton Croker. Philadelphia.
Steamer Taceny XIV. PhBadeiphIs.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison. Phlladelpbis
Steamer 1ronsides. Vsnderveer. Philadelphia
Steamer Ann Eliza kobinson Philadelphia
SAILED.
Steamships ARIEL AEpinwall; bienyile. Hayara Huntsville
sayaf nah; Roanoke, Norfolk, DC.
Wind at sunset ssE
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Death OF Fir. y. Sheridan Knowles Con-
fraoielsd.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON STAR.
SvE obstrve q statement IN pc serss papers, witch
includes the cf Mr. sheridan Krower tic Ist Of
passengers w the wrecked steamer Arctic, from Hun
70 81 Petersburg. :.
hasten 70 correct this paiaful error,
have The gTta. happiness ef being able 20 say that my
esteemed friend now uear T0tqusy though not 20 sei
bodily oil ws4 him - be, yet mertay a. brilliant a.
ever. tes, with much rtspcct, faithfully.
GEORGE FRANCS TRAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

IHTHtNAY, NOV To r. Vt
Arms The rates limited and prices unchanged
BRrApsTufYs --Flour-rhe market was more active aud
prices for State and Western shipping brands ara,
and closed Improvement In prices. The sales
braced about 20 600 SO COO bbls. closing within the
fullC xinsrc ,aial
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81 Louis extra. 70 -
Mixed TO straight southern. ...... ..... 10 10
suaeht 70 good extra do................. 20 10
Choice family ard bakers brands 10 %
Inar;' io.sc "a 90
-Csnadiao -four was firm, with sales q 900 oos al
So 10 81 60 Southern -four In good demacd, with
sales Of about eco bos cloeng hr My ~ the above
neurcs Rye -four IN good demand With sales Of 800
bblr al unchanged ,rce, Corn me2. " Is steady, with
faes eco bbs Jerfey at SO so wheat Ia speculative
demand, and prces for the better descriptions advanced
from &c &c. per bnshel the sales embraced about a04
bushels pat 70 arrive, at 81 So 81 81 for Michigan
prime white, 81 As 81 so for Ohio, 81 80 for white
81 "a a 81 SO for red state 81 81 81 80 FOR amor
coortd Wfcousin, 81 II 81 so for hlsalkee club,
q ga Il 2eh for Racine spriDg and .. y 81 70
l25 eco bushels at 6sc e9c for Western mixed aaoat
AND al zoe do n ,ore Barley was heavy and lower for
common and choice was firm; sales 49, 900 bushels a,
6sc 7oc for State, zoe 73c for Canada Esst, and
,sc a roc for Canada West Rye was upchnged: sales
2oc0 butheis at T5c dull but steady ut SIC
s37hc for Western and Canadian and al 81 90 3sc
for State.
CorTE Tho market was arm, while sales were mode
rate the ransactiops embraced about SEQ 900 bags
lagnayrs At = l95 do Rio at l44o li7s and loo
do 81 norlirgoat 1913
CorIoS The sales embraced about 100 4 900 bales
tn market closing with decided sIeadness, though with
out quotabe change in prices
FRuGnrs ITO Liverpool about 10000 bushels Of corn
engaged IN bulk AID ships bags at 15c 10 Geo DO
wheat, in ships bags al l3i I'D, and at l314d
1870 in bulb 1900 bbs nour at 50 Sd, 500 bales Of
fcrdon, 80 COO bushels q wheat, in bulk and
ships bags la; 100 ,ons dead weight at 4os
aud eco boxes cheese b0s vessel chartered 10
Loaf COX with 10 600 bushes wheat at 14fd., In
chips bsgs To Glasgow 100 bushels wheat, IN bulk
and bags, at Id.
BAy-The market nrm, with sales Of about COO
bales al SOC. 90c and at soc a e5.
hoIAseEs was quiet and prices steady.
NAVAL SroRss The market unchanged. Spirits
were at toc Ale a. &c. for straight and New York
barrels
Provisions -PorkThe market more buoyaut, with
sales Of about 200 bbs including mees at sfe $40 25
lots reported Al SO so and prime at sl4 25
sls so Beef firm, with OF 400 bbs including
country Is S. repacsed do. At 90 rs $40, extra
do ~ Sill Sill so for old and At sfI for extra 10
Prime mess quiet at s1Z tls lard 10 fair dc.
nand The ssles embra about $50 bbs at l2c l3c.
for Butter and cheese quiet and prices IN
charged.
RIox--sacs Of $50 Casks were made at 4L4c. a4lc
sUGARs The market was good and Gales confined 10
about 200 eco bids Cuba closing without change OF
moment In quotations The following the reduced
prices OF Meesrs X. l. a A. Stewart fr their refined
eoods established TO day;-Best quality loaf sugar, 1oc
per ID beat quality crushed sugar, exc circle crush
ed sugnr, exc graduated sugar, exc ground sugar,
exc; refined white sugar, A, ehci rcared yellow
sugars, q, sZc.
WHISKY Sales 200 bbls. made at 2itSc. 2assc
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The following is the report Of the amount Of
coal transported over the Delaware, Lackawana
end Western Railroad for the week ending satur.
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S htPPING NEW s.
rort OF New York, November 1, 1850.

vosS-yHrs DAT.
.............. 10 NOON 81
s........s... % meH vATsa ~ 81
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CLEARED
Steamship Ariel. Wilson. Aspnwal-D II Allen
Steamship Blense, Balloch, New Orleans and Havana
Livingston, Cru~herun A 90.
sseamsn.p Hunvvie Post. SavannahTT Cromwell On.
R,eansnip Roanoke. Couch Sorfois tc-indsm Heine-
ken.
sir Rusrson Steele, SAP FrancacoTappan s;arbuck
ship ftaac Webb. Huschinson hvcrpol!c sarshSIl 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-10
Or. HooEnnd's
ERM4N FRS,
B,ALsAM1o CORDIAL,

Tie great standard medicines Of the have acquired
seir gent populay oiy through Of trial Unboanded
atiafaeon rendered w them In al eases and reope
pronounced tiaem worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYsP EPsIA, JAUNDIoE DEBIfs
1TY OF THE NERv0us SYSTEM, DISEASES OF III
KIDNEYS Al diseases arising from disordered liver
weakness Of stomach digestive organs, speedily
permanently Cared by the GERMAN BIrTERs
The BAIsAMIe CORDIAL has acquired reputation sur
passing that Of any siniar preparation exant II i cure
hot fa most severe and ng-siRndng COUGH, GOLD
OR HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, IYoIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has per-
Fes..orned tho anos astonishing cures known of
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoEi
win also check and The most
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
TAese medicines prepared by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON Co.
No 48 Arch street. Philadelphia Pa, and sold by drug
gs dealers medicines everywhere at IS pc, bot
tle The signature Of G. NJ jackson will be on the outside
wrapper Of each bottle.
Almanac published annually by the proreors called
EVERYBODY IS ALMANAC you win find testimony and com
mandatory all parts Of the country These Alma
macs are given away by ali our agents.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
n and l5i Charities street.