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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-16
,-.FMBLY Ball Al TnE rALiAN oPERI

a fift Tuesday. tho second Grand a
sem PEP Ball OF fe Italian Opera, VIII ake place oil DE :
or p.ce Opera HOUSE under mo same patronage n a.
last one Conductor ~ he Orchestra. Max MaretSek
Leader Mr. hreufker Ic1e,s, - piece, admitting
gent -sn and ladies. be procured of The agent " h.
e. lnr-nilee q. boz OHIO nl .hn laLan Opern lt
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hANAtED tHUD u TN = t-AMth y LII - ;
D-Jusg received ~ atgv- stva-er zrv- a. ~ fl-y
'al. rear AMI vcr7 carved =ucAs. I'd se1-e-crs RE
.--.Lsf s,eiaOtad pyre i-ounGes. - = 80 ser. low
40 A. extensive assortment ~ Ssictes every, ss-f
ware p.arI FocSA - 49,. waters czk- t-ss@.s
f.aSy gucls suitable tsr holiday grrss-.L
ASEELT i BRIGGS, 80 1cWery.
"a. In ctHpef BrouHne-.f
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Musical Society recently esiao sned for the practice
chorises g.ecs melodies Is and 10 successful
ration desir0us ~ Increasing tie number OF member
TOR PURPOSE Viag greater effect o compositions Of
more ealora.e character Ladies and gentlemen who
ci tes ruus connect themselves wlh Society u PHI
kiad sor be Practice and enjoyment 81 Vocal Music
obtain copies constitution and Bylaws Of the Socief
N NJ Ahan sl-daL b. Brnlhnav III tcol--
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AUCTION SALES.

M NTRNlN, ArcS,upesF
ny BANGS, PLA1-r s 90. s'0ss - sreAiws
ID Ps~-l a. ai.rn1cn given 10 nc ee " fnrs,e LietA-
-. c..1 .svxrces rssde ,s0el desired
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JsnM
g,,. R,.,x.-k i.-yp Ccllecnon o(NGUsele Law Boa
,Si,g In M S.ates and Stsos RePorts vansess Dtg-ss
a. Tncarrs, Enxr~h Reports Nc
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TO LET AND FOR SALE.

a. FOR SALE OR TO LET-Tbai tesuI,is! r.s''
Ii. dence on tie EiKtllay Known a. Elmwood hiu coz
s.sLng VI .sfge t~o-sI0fJ dwelling wn eohsvi,ls
land commanding Of he most o~suth. ana sxt.sp
For psr,cusrs inquire u SEYMOUR CO Cssi-
hsM-8Cgare ~ -
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ORITuARY.

On the 9Th inst, at the Harrison Hotel, in
Burlington, William R. Jr., son of William R.
Kerr Esq, formerly of Cincinnati.
Young Kerr had not yet attained seventeen
years of age He possessed extraordinary pre-
cocity of intellect and was early placed at st.
Timothys college, near Baltimore, Md. So
great was his avidity for knowledge, that in the
short space of a few years he soon learned to
read Latin, Greek and French with accuracy
and ease, and had also become acquainted with
the higher mathematics. After leaving school,
he did not abandon his studies, but continued to
study and to read whateverwas Instructive
Indeed, 1t may be said that for one of his years,
he was thoroughly imbued with ancient and
modern learning. He was cheerful, yet his
mind had a thoughtful cast, and his conyersa-
ton had ant air of sincerity and earnestneSs that
often attracted the attention of strangers, and
which commanded the respect and admiration
of all who knew him. But he has gone in the
morning of his life, leaving a father and two
sisters to mourn his loss.
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COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portsmouth Market for
the week andioD Mar 1S 1QEO

Iuo WSSh euulnBl DeC. 10 4ooO
GENERAL REMARKS. For the two weeks
now ending, we have had as unpleasant a
time for out doorbusnessas not often occurs.
The riveris now, receding but is at good
stage for boating at he time of writing this.
The Pittsburgh steamers are now running
regularly and The grade presents b1 siness
IKE aspect for the commencement of pres
ent week. t3yas7
There is nothing specially new in com
lnerclal matters, a stringency in the money
market is sensibly felt, which will continue
until after January first. sa al
The following quotations are given: F'
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Our last weeks re-
view, left the flour market firm at prices
then current, and on Tuesday last an ad,
vance OF l0c was readily sustained The
price has since slightly advanced. and 60, rs
is now the average quotation. No change
III wheat and no large transactions. In
corn, there has been an active movement
and nearly all the corn in our vicinity, bott
on Pike, River and Canal, has been bough
up at prices ranging from 25 TO 35 cents per
bushel. A heavy feeling is now perce ptible
SUaAR.-Prices have slightly given way
for new sugar. We quote fair article a
6t@6a. New molasses &c.,
| CorrEE--Same as lastweek, l2a per lb b,
sack
CHEEsE--Sales OF new cheese at Ct.
WHIsKEY,--Another advance is noted
sales ofrectifed at 22@23c.
SOAP AND CANDLEs.--We quote candles
at 9@9s by box, and soapat 4@44.
ToBAcco.--No decline is noted, 25 cent
appears to beth lowest quotation for man
ufactued tobacco, and the ordinary twis
is nearly oat Of market on account Of price
PoRK--A sale OF hogs at $3, ,65 nett is not
ed. Holders contend for 81 but our reporte
hears of no sales. The stock Of old pork il
Eastern cities is very large.
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SciOtO h Hooking Valley
RAIL RO AD.
- 81 -

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the Railroad Office in Portsmouth, Ohio,
until the first day Of January, A. D. 1851, for
tho Grading, Masonry and Bridging Of 25
miles OF the above named road-20 miles east
tending from Portsmouth to the Goth mile Post,
two miles East Of Bloomfield, Scioto county,
aud five miles extending from jackson. Jackson
county, southerly to station number 2046
The character of the work is such as is usu-
ally found in the State, consisting Of about 80
sections Of Grading, varying from FIVE TO eighty
thousand cubic yards,
Plans and specifications will be ready for ex-
animation after the 18th day Of December next,
and the line ready for inspection after about the
Goth OF December.
Contractors proposing for the Bridging may
bid according to plans furnished by the Engi-
necr, or according to plans furnished by them
selves.
Also, for 60, 900 White or Burr Oak, Black
Walnut or Yellow Locust Cross.Ties, 6 inches
thick, 10 inches wide, and feet long, to be
delivered proportionably along the line, before
October /, A. D. 1851. h.
Blank Proposals will be furnished to Con-
tractors and all necessary information given,
at the Office of the company, concerning the
quantity and quality Of the work, BY the chiel
Engineer, or by the resident Engineers on the
line, after the 18th day Of December next,
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
]. v, ROBINSON, Pfes't.
J. w. WEBB, Chief Engr.
ScIoro e. HocKINo VALLEY RAILROAD OFFicE,l
Portsmouth, Nov. i9, 1850.
Jackson Standard, Chillicoths Gazette, Ian.
caster Gazette, and Ohio Statesman, publish
weekly till day of letting, and nd bills TO this
office.
Nov. 2.3 1850-2tl t A sulaE iflrf
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Cincinnati Market.
CINcINNATI. Dec. Ia. 8. p

OiNClNNATl, DtC. III, Q, L. M.
Hogs-Marketi to day quiet and prices a
shade easier, but the general tone was firmer
than yesterday, there being fewer river hogs
and not SO many drove. Sales of 400 at $3,-
50; AGO, drove average 205 lbs, at $4, 10; and
900 averaging 200 at $4,l2. 100 averaging
$50 at $4, ,l2a.
Provisions-0nly sales to day were 500
kegs, and 100 brls No. Lard at q cents, and
1900 green hams at 60. There were other
sales Of hams at &c and mess pork at &c.
so.
Flour and Grain-A heavy feeling was OBJ
servable in the flour market to day and few
buyers at yesterdays currency. Sales COM
prised 400 bbls at 1918; 85 brls at $3, ,78
and 800 at 1878. In sgrain 200 bus Barley
sold at roc; and $50 bus oats in bulk at 4Oc.
Whiskey.+-Market better to-day. Prices
have advanced. Sales of 39 brls at "a; 10
do fin canal at same, SO FIN wagon at24t;
lS9 at 23a; and 10 fin river late this evening
at 24c.
Sugar.--Demand continues active at Ga
81 for fair. ...tT sY
Mo!asses -3O@3lc.
ffee.-lla@llac.
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Boots and Shoes
'..a - N


Frort ST., One Door BetOp Jefferson.
II HAVE Just received and am now opening,
il the largest and best assorted stock in my
line which have ever offered for sale in this
place, and which am determined to dispose ol
ut
WHOLESALE o. RET 7A1l,
on as favorable terms as similar articles can be
obtained for, hele or elsewhere III NE west.
Asmuch Of my stock has been manulactu-
red for my own trade, am able to warrant il
us equal in quality to any other in this place
whether imported OF manufactured. and can as.
sure my old customers and thepublic general.
ly that can sell as GOOD WORK and at ai
Low A PRICE, as any other dealer or manu-.
facturer in this place.
A very full assortment of Caps, Trunks
Carpet Bags, Satchels, etc., etc., always OF
hand NJ. KEH0E.
Portsmouth, September 9, iS50.-n29 iel
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Read the following from
New CLEANS, Nov. 10. ls.

New CLEANS, Nov. l2, I849.
MEssRs. SANDS s:-Gen,lemen-I take the
liberty OF sending you letter which may be
Of importanc 10 those who are suffering as
have done. received great benefit from your
Sarsaparlla, having been cured of malady
after suffering six years. hereby cheerfully
certify to the good effect of your medicine,
and hope God will reward you for all the
good you have done. A chronic cough had
tormented me day and night, and repeated
attacks. of fever induced me to believe that /
should die with consumption. One day while
suffering violent attack OF burning lever, a
friend persuaded me 10 try your incompatible
medicine, but to tell the truth, had no conf
dence in it. finally purchased bottle. aud
by its use and the help of God, was restored
10 better health than ! had enjoyed for six
years. Icannot but bless the author Of this
admirable medicine
With great respect. Lam, gentlemen,
}Aa les Your obedent servant,
a3bW FERMIN GROUPAZ.
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THE AGENT TN HARNESS.
Ho ye lame, ye blind, and halt,

Ho! ye lame, ye blind, and halt,
t Who will ye blame, If ye walk not e
n h AVE Just received choice assortment oi
ann, rior Horse Medicine. (Tbe most Of
which I'VE peculiarly adapted to the humsn
GmiIv ! p,s nared BY DR.. M, z, Kreider and
Levi T6orne ,tbe rreatyeterinpry surgeOnfrom
England, consisting y
Thorn,s improved Iotio.r for Distemper aud
Swelling;
do improved Heave Powder
do do Eye Water ..n
do Condition Powder for Purifyl. "'
( Blood;
A do Physic or Purge for Bots;
do Ointment for Scratches or Mango;
do Horse Blister; &
do Cholic Remedy; ag
Coinis Liniment, an admirable remedy for
many diseases;
German Vulnirans Tincture, or Wound Balsam,
The remarkable beauty OF these medicines
is, they are allf sale by
l.. G. TERRY.
United States Hotel.
Portsmouth, Nov. 10, IS50--wld2w
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Mexican Anarchy.

mexican Anarchy.
The brig Union brought laterintelligence
10 New Orleans. aa E
j Gen. Rea had been assassinated by band
Of desperaloes. The Alcalde, Juan Estrada,
had been previously assassinsled by the
same party. The authorities OF Aymla and
Of the State Of Guerrero had taken the
necessary measuresto 10 apprehend the ruff
fans, and TO repress any further violence.
The diligence from, Tiena -deutro had
TWICE BEE h attacked and plundeted near the
city, by party composed of nine men and
four women. The mail from Puebla bad
Just before been robbed in like MANNER
Highway robbers had become so bold as TO
commit their deprddations almost within
the gates Of the city-these depredatng par
ties being o(tencorn posed in part Of women.
Congress was still debating the financial
condition OF the country as they have a
large debt 10 pay, and no means on hand,
their perplexily may be understood.
ELEGANT COMPLIMENT. Sir Henry Bul-
wer, in his recent remarks at the anniver-
sary dinner Of the ST. Andrews Society, in
New York, made very happy allusion to
Gen Scott. He said, "that if Waverly and
Guy Mannering have mlde the name of
Scott immortal on one side OF the Atlantic
Cero Gorllo and Churubusco have equally
fmniortalizea il on the other, 4 ihe novel
ist has given the garb of truth 10 fiction
the warrior has given otruth the air OF ro-
NANCE" y b. .%
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NOVEL IMPORTATION. correspondent
Of the London Times states, that on the 4th
Of Nov. ult., nine cases were imported into
London in the steamboat City Of Boulogne,
containing 81 900 ciucifxes Of different
sizes, from one inch to two feet, several
thousand images Of the Virgin Mary. and a
large quantity of prints Of bleeding hearts
&C., besides an immense number Of rosaries
and charms, probably in anticipation Of a
large conversion Of our population 10, Ro-
rnanism.
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IN QUART BOTTLES.

For Purifying the Blood, and for the
Cure of SeroIula, Mercurial Diseases, Rheu-
matism, Cutancous Eruptions, Stubborn Ul-
GERS, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Bronchi-
lis, Salt Rheum. Consumption, Fever Sores,
Female Complaints, Erysipelas, Loss Of APP
petite, Pimples, Biles, General Debility, &c.
TTHIS preparation has now borne the test
Il Of over IA years experience, since its
first Introduction 10 public favor, during which
time numerous limitations have sprung into
existence, founding their claims to the conf,
dence Of the community on tho curative pow.
ers contained in Sarsaparilla root, The great
reputation and extended use of which has been
mainly attributable TO the many wonderful
cures efecsed by tho use Of this preparation.
While Sarsaparilla Root forms an important
pan OF its combination. il is, ut the same time,
compounded with other vegetable remedies
| Of great power, and II is in the peculiar com.
bination and scientific manner Of its psepara-
ton, that its remarkable success in the cure Of
diseas depends. Other preparations initiate il
in the style of putting np, and in bearing the
name OF one Of It's ingredients, and here ends
their resemblance 10 1t. Those needing rem
edy and purifier like this, are requested to note
where this difference exists, and In making
choice Of what they will use, not to take any
other but that one entitled 10 their confidence
from the long list Of cures it has effected OF
living witnesses, whose testimonials and res i
dences have been published, anI who are still
bearing tectimony to its worth. The whole
history Of medicine has scarcely furnished d
parallel to the numerous and remarkable cures
effected by its use, and what il has effected
once il cuI effect again.
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-llsrsgee 1laiglWl lsHrs,o,TTos, Dec q \

The Hon Richard H, Bayard, of Deleware
has been nominated as Charge de- Afiaires "a
Brussels; and Professor Haddock has been, nom
mated as Charge TO Lisbon Both nominations
sere fef,fikd IA the Commiitcc on. ForniAn. "A q,
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hAIlroED ObfRACE ON THE AMERICAN FLlG.--
AN Ai AatHIcAS uls yEssrI w cArruRED py 4 BnIrtsH
CRuIsERl
Thebfig Boston, from Bahia, at Holmes Hole,
9th inst, brought as a passenger Captain John
W.Disney, late master of brig volusia, Of Bal
timore, which vessel was captured as SLAYER
on the Coast Of Africa, July 2, byH, b. M. stea-
nef Rather, Commander Cummings. Can't ID
complains that his vessel was pniustly captured
while engaged In lawful trade in the port .of
Victoria, s0uth-west coast OF Africa, sent 10
St. Helena and Condemned NJ
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ARR Y01I Al .MnTHER,

/ ARE YOU A MOTHER,
suffering from disease 10 which females arc
generally subject, use DR.. S. D. Howe's Shaker
S&Shpalia-it will certainly cure you. ,,.. Z;
Male or female, old or young, ALLand EVERY
FAMILY should lave this ExcELLENT FAMILY MED.
rciNE by them. Call at our depot, or on one Of
our Agents, and get pamphlct, gratis, where
You will find eF cI esg
Facts! Facts! FactS!!!
That can be Substantiatcdby thousands Of
lining witnesses in this city and country,
piz.: that Gte b afN35 13ab g sl5l
Shaker SaPsaparilla,
AS prepared by DR.. S. u. HOWE, has been the
means Of permanently curing more diseases to
which the human family are, continually sub
ject, than any other preparation Of Sarsaparilla
ever yet brought before the public. a
The purity and efficacy Of the Shaker prepa.
ration is well known and requires no long list
Of certificates aud cures 10 introduce it its
increased demand for the past twelve years, is
its best recommendation. aH H7f
| This medicine has established its high repu.
tstion throughout New York and New Hamp-
shire, and the eastern states generally, by its
numerous and we'll attested cures aud also by
tuo unu uppIONui VI tho hio'
physicians, who now use II in their private
practice
I his The only SdrsdpGrilld that acts on
the Liner, Kidneys and blood at The same
time, ,cNict renders II altogether more cal.
udble to coery one, Particularly Females.
| DIR. Mussey, Profsssotin the Ohio Medical
College, says the Shaker preparations are truly
valuable, androcommends them to tho public
i No MERcURY-no MiNERAL--no PoisoNour
4 DRUGS in ME SHAKER SARsApARILLA,; ,g
tst@'ae'2 . REMEMBER, ~
i Nis wdgrGnted 10 be purely aud
4 I. Z ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
j And asa Female and Family medicine i
has no equal, bgs ms a. Ams4.se i6 g5dr
\ Be sure Mat you,inquife for Dr.. S. d
Hope's Shaker Sdrsaparilla, and tax.
no other. .ste '-'.y9 sr. '7'r-'
Il Price 81 per bottle or bottles for IS.
4 .F9rsals by DR.. Ss D, HOWE s& CO., Z
.aga No. !. College Hall Cincinnati, Ohio.
/ Toswhom all orders must he addressed, an,
byi ! IA. McVsy 8 Co. Portsmouth; z. R.'Al
len, PiketQn Emmett& Davis, Waverly.
Portsmouth. 0ctlsA. '50---6yl. bp tsis
|
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Pastor of The BAPTIST Churcl,, at The
To Retailers.

NTEW Malaga Raisins in Layers, Prunc in
In Jarsand Boxes, Almonds, Cream Nuts
Dried Currants and Citron, worthy the atten-
tiOn Of those giving parties, for sale by tho
packagob by .'.ih s. R. ROSS.
Portsmouth. Nov. 10. 1850.
Portsmouth Tribune and IrontOn Registcrocpy
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FROM KENTUCKY.
In1lamatORy rheumatism Cured.

BARDsTowN, KY, July 10, l649.
MEssRs. SANDS :--Gentlemen: 1t is my duty
TO communicate facts in relation to the bene.
ficial effects Of your Sarsaparila. NV wife
was afflicted with inflammation and soreness oil
the stomach Of the worst character; her limbs
and chest were much swollen; she had con.
stant headache, and last spring was attacked
severely with naamatory rheumatism. The
best medical aid we could obtain afforded only
momcnlary relief: and while in this situation,
she heard of The many remarkable cures effect.
ed by the use Of Sands Sarsaparilla, aud com.
menced its use, which produced instant relief.
and less than SIX bottles entirely removed ull
the dropsical swelling and every other naam-
matory symptom, restoring her toperfect health
send this statement as an set Of justice. believ-
ing il 10 be my duty 10 encourage the suffering
portion of the human family 10 use Sands Sar-
sapariIla, which believe has no parallel in the
catalogue Of medicine. With feelings Of last
ing gratitude, remain our friend.
c..,, SAMUEL A. HARGER.
Read the following from
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Corn fSr sac.

YFyIiE subscriher wllienand deliver ID the
Ill Cribs on Canal, and Sciotc Or Ohio River
Or at the Furn aces. any Quantity Of good Mer-
chantabIc CORN ptiihelower, market prices,
His facilities Tor delivering corn are such thpt
ho can ,fill orders entrusted 10 him on better
terms than any other Ps'sop ip .his !, 'ce5ksi,
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PUBLIC ESTIMATION.

We, the undersigned, residents Of Sing
Sing, Westchester county, N. Y, certify that
we have used b. BRAsDREri's Pills, the Veg
etabie Universal Medicine, individually, and
in our families, and have found them the best
medicine we ever used. We believe them to
be deserving Of all confidence, by the public
ut large, We have seen the most beneficial
effects from their use, in diseases generally
considered Of an opposite character. In no
case havo we seen, or heard, Of any injury
from their uses but on the contrary, the most
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Look here, my Friend!
stop, and let us Reason together,

StOP' anu Iet us NeHSJH IUSVtHeI' "
Are you Father. luboriug for The support
of family, and suffering from general dobili-
" and low spirits, SO that life almost seems a
burden, scnR.S, D. HowR's SHAKER SARsA-
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xVho lesaIe and Retail.

70 FIIRNAc, y MEN and DEALERS we
can furnish Boots al 7 onoes y sucn prices as
will make it their inter, W PuIcnaSg = AZ HONE
and can furnish them juste 'en W., anas and
quantity as may be best adapte. ...;s u,ea %Tn.s
and Of such we solicit an examih sion" =, oui li
Stock. We believe with many Other, : unaa no
good cause exists to prevent successful .udhu'
featuring in the west, and with view Of te, "
ing its practcabiliiy, we have embarked in this
enterprise, hoping 10 succeed, not only in ben.
e6ting ourselves, but to contribute in proper
tionate degree to the benefit Of others. 3
We will supply customers with our own work
at retail at the lowest possible prices, made to
order, Of whatsoever material they may desire,
and will give particular and prompt attention
to orders at home and from abroad.
We are also receiving full assortment Of
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Il. B ELLA CO..

for the purpose Of prosecuting the Boor and
SHoE manufacturing business IN all IFS various
branches. would respectfully inform the citi-
zens Of Portsmouth, and the public generally,
that they have commenced operating In the
brick block two doors south Of Messrs. Davis,
Smith q Co., on Market street, at which place
/, hey intend keeping on hand every variety Of
p Roo :, Shoes, Slippers and Caters Of their own
Dooi. -ture az
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It's said that Hartwig Won Blucher, a
German naturalist, ,,has introduced,a q heated
rollerinSilesia, which being passed over the
lana, burns theweeds and furnishes ino The
ashes efisexcellent manure ssA 'seasH
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTORY. s

TTNHE undersigned having associated them
IL selves together under The name and style
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wanted.

CEvERAL APPRENTICES are wanted I
- learn the Millinery and Mantua-Makin
business. Apply to pg gg q
.Ut, ma .ao MISS E. j, RlCIfEY,
Front, between Court and Market streets.
Oct. %, lS50-30w4
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Eastern Work,

comprising the different varieties OF style usu-
ally kept in this market, TO which we invite the
particular attention Of purchasers, as all our
stock has been purchased direct from Manufac-
turcrs for CASH, and will besold at very low
rates.
To Manufacturers we offer the choicest
Kip, Calf, Kid, Morocco, Lining and Bind
ing Skins, together with Sole and Upper
Leather and q generel assortment of Shoe
makers Kit and Findings, Suffice it to say
that we expect to keep constantly on hand i
full supply of
ROOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER
of all descriptions, which will be offered /,
dealers and consumers at such rates as canno
fail to meet the views Of the lowest buyers, ant
we will spare no pains TO please all who fayo
| us with call t.
We pledge ourselves to FAIR TRADE and SMALL
PROFITS, and all we ask is u fair trial, and sucl
share Of patronage as the quality of goods
low prices and disposition 10 accommodat,
may entit!e us. R. BELL,
]. w. DAVIS,
L. P. N. SMITH.
Portsmouth, August IL, l050-l9