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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
STATE TIE $.


 :, HoS. John Woodruff died at New Haven on the 10th inst. 2 TIE Housatohic dam at Derby is nearly completed. ea.T' ..st.@# 4-U .-.,"
 HALF an ounce of turpeitina is said to have relieved young man in Middletown of tape worm 200 feet long. Don't be- heve the story. ... lf .:f-.,'-
 NoRwALK seems to be remarkable for an improvement in the character of its livery stables. Hereabouts, prices have improv- ed faster than anything else in that line
 SEVERAL burglaries are reported in Fair field county, last week. sa-. .4,. r 's , WE notice that Trinity College, Hartford is about to establish lectures on practical matters. We notice also that tho Hartford park commissioners missing good many seats from the Park this year. have found several of them on the roof of Trinity Col lege Wouldn'' # the 9th commandment be an excellent subject for the first practical lecture. " '. .''>''-, ~ .''..' k THE third year of the Waterbury Daily American has commenced with dattering prospects. Success to it. 5:: ua l'"it { M. l. CLARK a grocer in Middletown, who was lately tilted by an heiress of that town, sWindled her mother out of $9OO, took $1, 500 out of. the money belonging to Clark < Young, of which he. was a senior partner, and .'skedaddled, The heiress is Justified e. ..r ..-...f.,..t 7 .. THE track of the railroad between Dan bury and Brookfeld, is now being rapidly graded. ''. zsf ;, Y" s- ."' THE, Charter Oak Club have determined not to leave the state to play this season. We recol1ect their scores of last year and admire admir- their discretion. ra Il gt.ri@na THE rains have suspended the Housatonic I%ad fisheries. 3af5 ,'.. es 'a'1 ! 11h,Scity, of ,Meriden progresses apace-. going up. 's '>">,Ne'g O-'t' N1O''No 1>'> ,~ Mk. ueorge H Harris of Preston claims IT nave gwen Da'elar good pounding. l SIxTY-two turtles were, observed the oth- CT day on 8 single log at theadoe of a marsh in Berlin. The best season eser known for Hard Shell conventions. e, K, V - = MRS. JUDD of divorce notoriety is de,;v. ering lectures on domestic relations. N l. JOSEPH DAY, who lately turned States evidence against the East Lyme gang, has been taken oniG Governor Burnside's reqt1i sition for rburglaries committed in R. I. BR1DeEPoRr. Wheeler < Wilson, have made over 300, 900 sewing machines. < - The Silver Steel Company have begun to build a factory in East Bridgeport.
 =. A revival is in progress in St, Mary's church, fCatholic.) =. -. - l.a,......'
 T It is reported that in digging cellar three human skeletons have been found.
 n MT. 8. B. Spinning has received a proposition to sing at SteinWay Hall, New York. ts,. -,t.,: .s-., ...z
 TT Ripe strawberries are sold in the mar kets $1,00 per box. ..t.aa.. ,s ,,,a. 7
 The Judd Divorce Case has been decided in favor of Mr. Judd. nlss 2 s'ss.js s.r~
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

A National Committee was then appointed of one from each State and Territory, Hon. H. H. Starkweather being named for Con- necticut ..'1' .'"
 The convention then adjourned with cheers for the ticket and platform. F
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
INFORMATION.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

An exchange says:-"It is a singular fact that two Kansas senators, the one the successor of the other, have committed su- icide. One. Lane, is dead; the other, Ross, is living"
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
 News of the Week
FoRE16N.

EOREIGN.
 Cred Britain. The Ministry has been again beaten. in the House of s Commons. Gov. Eyre is to Dc tried. The Fenian Bar rett has been executed. The Government has forbidden the deposition of Colenso. Howe. the spiritual medium, has been or dered by the court of Chancery to refund S3OO. OOO to the old lady whom he had de- frauded of it. The British troops are leav- ing Abyssinia. <s fgGer,nany- IA scientific expedition to the Magnetic Pole has started on it's voyage. kf
 Aatstria.-The Public School and Civil Marriage bills and the act establishing equality. among religious sects,. have re- ceived the Imperial assent.
 zMersco.-The revolutionary movement in favor of Ortiga and against Juarez is as- stunning formidable proportions
 Hdyti.-Two British war vessels have ar rived at Port au Prince and foreigners will be protected even to bombardment of the city. The speedy overthrow of Salnave is expected. a@~ a.
 DOMESTIC:
 The nomination of Grant and Colfax is enthusiastically received in all parts of the country. .n. - :.
 The Connecticut river is so high as to damage crops considerably. ., .t
 The Union Pacific Railroad is in running order to point 50 miles beyond the high est ridge of the Rocky mountains and 500 west of Omaha. ..:... ..s '-.,,..- f.. aa.....
 The Hon. Anson Burlingame and the Chinese embassy arrived at New York on Friday on the California steamer They will remain in that city few days before proceeding to Washington. ..s gt -Fo: .at': -...t LATEST. .,t-.-
 Foreign,-An English commission has been appointed to report on the present condition of the matter of Naturalization. The treaty between Bavaria and the Uni ted States oa this subject is signed.
 Prussia is disarming part of it's militia. A revolt in Bosnia, Turkey, is reported.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

H9~ The Legislative reports of the New Haven dailies are often very incautiously worded. Last week, among the petitions referred we noticed the following:- s:
 Joseph H. Bennett ct al. for restoration of forfeit cd rigts; Herman Herz for restoration of forfeit ed rights;
 B@- MT. Dixon says he enjoys his nom- ination for U. s. Senator by tho Democra- cy, more than he would have done. an elec- tion by the Republicans. For once we can sympathize with him. -
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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

POISONING THE BLESSED AIR. This is what the rivals of PHALoN's new perfume, '" FLOR DE MAYO" are doing with their atrocious compounds The Health Com missioners should look to it. It is their duty to abate the il-smelling nuisances. Sold by all druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

1he iake at Winsted is full and runnine, oFer' TOT the first time in several years l :
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
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 DR. J ,& W. POLAND'S HUMOR DOCTOR. A Positive Remedy of all kinds of Humors,- Scrofula, Seurvy, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Net tie Rash, Boils. Carbuncles, Ulcers, and all Obstinate affections of the skin; Mercurial dis eases and every taint of the system; Dyspep- sia originating in the Derangement of the Di- gestiye Organs, viz.-Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, Nervous Affections, Headache, Lan' guor, Loss of Appetite. Depression of Spirits, and Costiveness. |Hf 6 1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
.,- Spring it is cheery, Winter is dreary, Green leaves hang, but the brown must tiy
 When he is shaken,

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 What can an old man do but die?"
 Why, take Plantation Bitters, to be sure, and with them new lease of life The old are made young again, the middle-aged rejoice, and the young become doubly brilliant by using this splendid Tonic. Dyss pepsia, Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Head ache, Pains in the Side, ''Crick in the Back, " and all symptoms of Stomachio De- rangement yield at once to the health giv- ing influence of Plantation Bitters. They add strength to the system and buoyancy to the mind -r-
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

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 in from 10 to 48 hours, WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures THE ITcH. WHEATON, OINTMANT cures SALT RHEUM WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures TETTER WHEAToN' s OINrNRsT cures B&RBERs ITCH WHRAT0N's OINTMENT cures OLD SORES WHEATON OINTMENT cures LIVERY KIND
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 Price 50 cents box; by mail, 60 cents, Ad- dress WEEKS $ POTTER, No. ITO Washington Street, Boston, Mass. For sale by all Druggists. 'tas ..l Boston, Aug. 26, 1867. Ally
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HIN THE DRAWINGS FOR 1868 N ST'''+ 10 there will 26,OOO Tickets. '.a SS3oO,OOO IN GOLD
 Dravn E1sry Seuenteen Days. Prizes cashed and information given; also highest rates paid for Spanish .Doubloons and all kinds af Gold and silver by 8 Ys.ps GEORGE UPHAM. ...ss-. 121yr 6S N.Main St., Providence, R l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28

MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet article-superior to Cologne, and at half the price. s. .Ae., ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
LITCHFIELD.

Dg~Secretary Stanton has resigned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-28
The Chicago Convention.


 The Convention was called together by Governor Ward of New Jersey, Chairman of the National Republican Committee. Prayer was then offered by Bishop simp- son. On motion, Gen. Carl Schurz of Missouri, was appointed temporary chair man, and was conducted to the chair amid loud applause: f.a ao- a4 i ,,,., A committee of one from each state was appointed on credentials. Pending the call of states for committee. motion was nearly unanimously adopted, directing the call of all the southern states. Colorado, also, was included, but the question of ad- hitting other territories was referred to \ the committee. The rules of the House If Representatives were then adopted. ammittees were appointed on permanent anization, A. H. Byington from Con- icut; and on resolutions, on which J..
 ,Woodman was appointed from this @. a> Es5.aiidsfea-lis T=- Eastt .J-
 he Convention then took recess, and .ts re-assembling, Ex-G Governor Hawley
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-25
LIST OF sHIPPING

In tho Port OF Charleston, September "a.
yrsux1s uNDER 100 tons, AND sTEAMsns coAsTINe
WITHIN THE STATE ExczPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood. at Adger'o wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co.
Sea Gull GIG tons, Dutton at Union wharf, for Bal
timore loading-Courteney Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Winthrop, $40 tons, Stuart, at Atlantic wharf,
to load for rpool-Patterson Stock.
BARkS
p "a 20 Dodge. SS3tons Thompson, at Central wharf,
from Philadelphia, dlsch1rging-H Baker g.
MarV / Louisa, 42s tons, Davis, at Union wharf,
nom New York. discharging-Master.
BRIGS.
scfo fBr), 1s1 tons, Brown, at Bennetts wharf, 1T
Matanzas, ready-J Ensiow 70. c.,a
wharf from Liverpool, discharging-RT WALKER
Neuyitae - tons, -, at Quarantine, from Ma
tanzas, waiting-J Enslow & Co.
sCHOONERS.
Robert C,ldvel1. Ic6 tons, Mccormick, In Ashley
River, for New York, losding-W Hoacn.
" Beebee, l06 TOMS Lozier, in Ashley River, for
for Nsw York, loading-J A Enslow g GO.
Alonzo Austin, 2s4 tons, Foster, at Mars9ail
wharf, for Boston, ready-M Goldsmith sons.
Prudence, - tons, McCobb, in Ashley River, for
Northern Port, loading-Olney 20.
Jonas Smith. 997 tous, Nichols, ut N E Railroad
wharf, for Providence, ready-W Roach.
Lizzie Batchelder, 3s4 tons, Milton, at AdGers
wharf, for Boston, loading-W Roach.
a ireland 2S5 tons, Townsend, in Aahley River,
far New York, loading-J A Ensow & Co.
Mary Manktn, 2Sk TONS, Clifford, at Atlantic wharf,
},om NAV York dischargng-J& 4 Getty.
uatsnoa 1o7 tons, Munro, at Central wharf, from
Philadelphia, discharging-aF Baker Gu.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON, September 24-Noon. n.-Consols s4ha
s4H. Bonds 70.
Rvening.-The bulEo, in the Bank Of England has
increased s1s9.00O.
LIVERPOOL, September 24-Noon.-Co.ton fiat;
sales 5000 bales. Sugar easier.
Two p M-cotton easier. Lard 72s Sd. Pork
buoyant at COS. Tallow 46s Sd. Turpentine 26s Sd.
Evening. Cotton dull; sales 10000 bales. Bread.
stuffs and lard DULL
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September 24.-Flour to 10c lower.
Wheat 1a2c lower. Corn duu and slightly favo'a
buyers Mess pork dull at s2s 121sa2S 20. Lard
duh. Cotton lower at 25Hc. Turpenine quiet OF
45 to 45Hc. Rosin quiet Money easy. Sterling
81. Gold 42H.
Evening.-Cotton heavy; sales HOO bales at 25a
2sHc. Flour, superGne, SC 7oa7 5o extra 81 s5as 60
Wheat to Sc. lower. Corn declining; mixed West
ern 81 1sa1 20. Mess pork s2S 81. Lard 1sa2O1zr'
Whiskey firm at 81 40, Free Groceries firm and
steady Turpentine lower at 45hsa46. Rosin 50 co.
so. Tal.ow heavy ct lSXa1SA. Freights steady
'62 coupons ia. Tennessee new 68H. North Caro-
linn new II. Virginia new 81. Gold excited and
very active; market closed weak at Az. Ste,ling
quiet at sX Southern bonds lower.
BALTIMORE, September 24-Cot ton dull at 255ac
Flour dull and nomnally unchanged. Wheat firm
Corn and oats steady. Rye 4oa50 Provisions active
but ;easier. Mess pork $40 80. Rib sides 161Sc
Shoulders 1870. Hams Nc. Lard 2Oa20Hc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., September 4.-Spiriis tur
pentine firm at SO. Rosins steady; strained 81 75
No 2 81 81; No 50 75a3 co. Tar firm at 81 90. Cot
ton quiet; middlings IS.
AUGUSTA, September 24.-cotton closed Eeasier
sales 1872 bales. Receipts 25s bales. Middlng 22c
SAVANNAH September 24.-Cotton dull and nomi
nal. I'D ings 2}c. Sales 81 bales. Receipts 14St
bales. Exports cosstvse 1882 bales.
MOBILE, September 4.-Cotton-sales LOO bales
mddlngs q za22c; market opened at the inside, but
closed firm at the outside figure; receipts 81 bales
exports 81.
NEW ORLEANS, September 24.-cctton declined
Mddlngs 22c, sales 1000 bales; receipts $685. ster
ling nominal; bank So. York sight Il discount. The
receip5s ofp1oduce heavy yesterday.
CINCINNATI. September 24.-Four dull. Corn
frmer; in the ear 9e,a$1 Whiskey 81 So. Mess
pork dull at s2S so. Blcon firm and irregular
Shoulders 1l%a12c. Clear sides 15%al6c. Lard
1sXc.
ST. LOUIS, September 24.-Super6ne flour s5 50a
5s5. Corn, choice yellow and white 94a95c. Mesi
pork 500. Bacon firm. Clear sides 16a164c shoul
ders 12,sc Lard 19c. whiskey lower, 81 rs.
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soroe une,s;nes- among borrowers has arisen
from the snnnos;t,on that the decline in gold has
been caused by sales Of c.. in ut the sub-1reas9ry;
the suppositon, however. is mnpny da s
the Assistant Treasurer having haae Ho sa!ss oI gOo
whatever
Discounts are fairly active. prime paper generally
bringing per cent, except on some short date,
which is current at 615 per cent
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK 81 ptcmber 22-2 P. M.-FLoUE. &c
The flour market continues irregular, unsettled and
heavy.
The sales are s1t0 barrels at Sc 70a7 80 for super
fine State; 81 S5as 10 for extra Stste So 16a9 40 for
choice do; So 50I9 1U for fancy do SC 70a7 80 for
superfne Western; 81 60ae so for comm IN to medi-
un, extra Western; So sfas 20 for choice do 50 25
a10 90 for good to choice white wheat extra; So goa
$40 for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; So 75a10 10 for trade brands;
So 75al0 0O for common to fair extra st. Louis;
and $40 50a1S so for good to choice do, the market
closing dull.
Southern -four is dull and dropping; sales 40 bbls
at 50 7oae IS for common to fair extra, and 50 aOal4
for good to choice do.
California -four is heavy. Sales 400 sacks at 50
all.
GRA1N-The wheat market is dull and 1a2i lower
Sales 40 900 bushs at ST Goal 10 for No spring. 81 IS
al 30 for No sp ing. and 50 62]sa2 7oh for white
Corn is shade easier sa'es $4,000 bushs at 81 IA
al l8 for unsound and 81 1ea1 20 for sound mixed
western; and II 20 for high mixed, Dearly yellow.
mand Sales ITO bushs o. rs i751ac for new West
ern ahoat AID In store 81 ha82c for old do In store
f6c buyer al September, ami including $4,000 bushs
to arrive at 74c
RIcE-Is quiet and UNCHANGED.
SUGAR-Ihe market is active and frmer Sales
since our las 4500 hhds at 10 12c for Cuba;
for Porto Rico, and 87U boxes Havana at 1oHa1O1c.
MoLkaeEs-ls in good request at frmer prices.
Sales since our ast 4dU hhds at 40a42c for hascova-
de, and Coo for Porto Rico.
CoFFEE-Rio Is quiet and steady, with sales since
our last OF $50 bags at a12c gold, in bond Other
kinds are dull aud unchanged
HAYS steady at 76a80c for shipping, and 81 l0a
l 40 for retail lots.
TEA-ls quiet and steady. Sales 1850 half chests
green and 2u0 do 0oong on private terms.
PRov1s1oNs-Pork Is lower sales $50 bls ut S20 60
as IS for mess, closing at s28 co. regular s26 a29
for Old DO s24a24 30 for prime, and $26 60a26 70 for
prime mess.
Beef is dull Sales 125 bbls at $13a20 so for new
PLAN mess; and $50 50a24 rs for new extra mess.
1ierce beef Is dull and nominal at s2la33 for prime,
and S30aS6 for India mess,
Reef hams are dull and heavy at S25aS0.
Cut meats are dull Sales 150 pigs at l2c, l3c Tor
shoulders, and 14ca19c for hams
Lard is shade easier Sales 100 tcs. at from 194c
a2Uc for No. to prime steam, chiefly at l054calsEc
for prime steam. and 20a20Xc for kettle-rendered.
Also, 1900 tcs. steam, seller January, ut 16c.
Butter Is firm at 3lca38c for Ohio, and 3Sca45c for
State.
wH1sKEY-Is firm. Sales 200 bbls., in bond, at
60c.
CoTroN-Is a shade easier. Sales 800 bales at 26c
a261ac 70: middling uplands.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-25
OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
Charleston, for the week ending SEPTEMBER "a
1861 and printed officially In The DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
xs-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
@- Office hours trom A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ. On SUM-
days, rom to P. NJ.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-25
THE DAILY NEWS.
Loves Queen.

He loves not well whose love is hold;
would not have thee come too nigh;
The SUMS gold would not seem pure gold
Unless the sun were IN the sky.
To take hlm thence and chain him near,
would make his beauty disappear.
Re keeps his state; do thou keep thine
And sh1ne upon me from atar?
So shall bask n light divine
That falls nom loves own guiding star.
So shall thy eminen"e ba high.
And 80 my passion shall not die.
But all my life shall reach its hands
Oflofty longing toward thy face,
And be as one who speechless stands
In rapture at some perfect grace:
My love, my hop. my all shall be
To look to hsayen and look to thee.
Thine eyes shall be the heavenly lights,
Thy voice shall be the summer oreeze,
What time it sways on moonht nignts,
The mur1nuring tops of leavy trees.
And Will touch thy beauteous form
In June's red roses, rich and warm.
But thou thyself shall come not down
From that pure region far above;
But keep thy throne and wear thy crown
Queen Of my he ,rt and queen Of love.
Amonarch In thy realm complies,
And I monarch-at thy feet.
[Atldntic.
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The Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, September "a, 1863
The market for stocks and bonds is dull with de-
clning tendency, but from the absence Of any large
transactions it is impossible to give any reliable quo
tations State securities cannot at present be quoted
reiaby and the nearest price made for bills receiv-
able is 60a75 First National Bank stock is in de.
mand, with no sellers.
The banks are buying New York sight at u dis
count, FIVE days bills at y discount and ten and
fifteen days bills at y discount.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 2S-TUapENTNE-Is
in moderate request and market steady. Sales Of
655 bbls at So ~ for SOFT per 260 lbs.
SPraITs TURPENTNE-Market quiet and price Hc
lower Sales OF rs bbls at SO &c per gallon.
Rosn-Sa.es of 628 bbls at 81 70 For strained, 81 80
al 90 for No So 50a4 for No ], and 81 % for low
pa'e. 40 ~
per Dbl.
CorToN-One small lot sold at 23c for middling.
T1MpER-Two rats sold at 50 for fair, and s12 90
per II for extra mill.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-09-25

sa- Persons deposHng letters in the Postorfice
win please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they Will also
pleaae to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but VIII be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. September %
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Commercial Advertiser of Tuesday,
September %, says:
Money shows steady hardening tendency, and
although the bulk of the business on call is done at
per cent yet there more banks and bankers
than OF late unwilling to lend below S per cent.
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Mcmornndn.

WEXFORD, September 9.-The ship R b Tucker.
renorted on Blackwoter Bank took fire last night
and burned down to the waters edge very little Of
cargo or materials will be saved.
September 1.-THE captain and mate OF the 4 d
Tucte destroyed by fire. have just arrived in WeI-
ford. The7 and fourteen others were picked off the
burning ship last night by TIE Courtown lifebuat
and landed at Courtown. The Cahore ifeboat took
them at Bsleeary 30 that oil hands have been saved
The vessel i, completely destroyed. She has been
burned down to the water line, and none Of the
cargo is floating about, so that all must have been
consumed, The iron lies il the bottom of the hull
but none OF 1t can be recovered. There is no &C.
count as to how the fire originated, hut it first broke
out in the galley and extended rapidly through the
ship.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Monterey, for Now York-Jofeph
Ray.JJ O'Gradgand and 2 children, q Ahrrs, c
Garbe.
Per steamer Emilie from Georgetown, &C
Mason, R sparkman. Jr. Miss Kate Hazard, Mrs
g A Johnson, Mrs J w LaBruce, Miss NJ Middleton,
Sam Mortimer, r Fraser, and others.
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sinaueiaI ano Uommereia!.
exports for the Week ending Thursday
September "a.

exports 1or tho week enu1nS AhuA~S'
September "a.
FOREIGN.
NATANZAe-Per British brig Scio-166,OUo leet
Pitch Pine Lumber.
PORT IN CUBA-Per schr Sophia-321 bols ana !oI
sacks Southern Flour 40 bbls Rosin.
DOMESTIC.
Bo:TON-per schr A @ Ausdu-1eO bols spirits
TInrpentine 1887 hbls Rosin, 3S tons Iron, IL
bales Rags. bis Phosphates.
pROVIDENCE-Per schr Jonas Smith-23O,O0O feet
dry Flooring Boards.
NEW YORK-Per steamship James Adger-279 bales
Upland and bales s Cotton, 104 bales Domes-
tics, bales Waste, SO tierces Rice. H. barrels
Rosin, 56 empty Barrels, 23a sacks Dried Fruit
Per steamship Manhattan-509 bales Up
land Cotton, 63 casKs Clay, 80 bbls Rostn, 70
bales Yarn, S07 bbls Flour, 80 packages Dried
Fruit, 2O6 empty barrels, 80 PACKAGES Sundries
Per steamship Monterey-568 bales Up
LAID Cotton, 27l bbls Rosin, 50 tierces Rice, 80
bales Domestics. 8 bbls Wax, SO bbls and 5o6
sacks Dried Fruit Is packages sundries, Sc. 600
feet Lumber.
PHILADELPhIA-Per brig Josie Devereau1-
100000 feet Flooring Boards. Per schr Lilly
400 tons Phosphate Rock.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-266 bales Cot
ton. e6 bales Domestics 563 PACKAGES Dr1ed
Fruit weighing 1866 fbsI 881 sacks TURKS
Island Salt so tons Ashley Phosphates, 63.uOo
feet Lumber, 15 bales Rags, &c, II bales Hloes,
rolls Leather. 16 hhds Bones and roni 70
packages Furniture, and Sundr1es.