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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
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P0MER0Y F0ITNDERY,
MachimerY, PlOWs, SO ves

Engines, Mach1ncfy, PAOWS, Stoves.
THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
tereSt in the above establishment, is prepared to
furnish any article desired from an Engine to a
fiat iron. Having in his employ the most expert
enced workmen, he can safely promise that his
work shall be as repreSented-and to put all cavil
at fault he will warrant all work sent from
his establishment. He is prepared to fill orders
for Steam Engines, Machinery of every
kind-StOVeS, Hollow Ware, Crates,
Salt Pans, Metal Plates of every size
and in short anything and everything that can be
manufactured from cast Or wrought Iron.
His Steam Engines have given the highest salts
faction in every instance when properly set in
order, and for neatness Of finish and excellence
of materials are not surpassed anywhere. He IN
vtes orders from any part of the Western coun-
try-eonvinced that he can do such work as will
stand inspection in any market.
WIN McAB0Y.
pomerov Novnn,hpr 1 I tS5I-uh1tc
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

OTThe Louisville Journal, of Monday,
says that on Sunday fleet Of seventy.(our
flal-boats, loaded for New Orleans, passed
safely over The falls. skif, with five boys
in it, was drawn into the current aud carried
over. all safe, The water was only four
and O half feet on the falls,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

MILLINERY Miss AsXINs, asks the alen,
sion Of the Ladies' Of Pomeroy TO her stock
Of MiIiner's goods. She has just returned
from Cincinnati, and is prepared TO furnish
the latest styles of bonne!s and dresses
Nothing looks 50 pretty as a well dressed la.
dy, and no one can arrange all things SO well
as a lady. Give her a call.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

The TELEGRAPH BETWEEN FRANCE AMI
ENGLAND.-This Telegraph line is in ope.
ration. On the 22nd uItimo M. Foy, Di-
rector of The Telegruphic Bureau in Paris,
sent message 10 the South Foreland, on
the English coast and received reply in
less than minute and half nGlcr the mes,
sage had departed on its errand.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
Pomeroy, November II, lS5l-n6ltf.
FALLS PATENT CONCRETE

SAFES.-Patented August 21st, 1S49-
Warranted free from Damp and Mould, as well as
Fire Proof.
We are manufacturing the above superior Safe
at our establishment on Columbia street, between
Broadway and Sycamore street, No 40, and have
constantly on hand a good assortment.
These Safes are better article, as il regards
Fire Proof quality and DyncsS, than any others
manufactured in the United States.
We say further, that no manufacturer dare risk
the reputation of their Safes by testing one of
equal size and thickness with ours on fair trial
by fire.
Should they or any Of them, conclude to do so,
we will furnish them Safe free of charge, provi-
ded it does not on trial prove to be the best article
HALL, DODDS q co.
Cincinnati, Nov Il, lS5l-n5Iyl
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

U WANTED at this odice-two hundred
nep subscribers, for which We will pay The
hishes. rates in "approvca paper'-come
on, you can't overrun the trade.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

0r Those oysters al IiosslCK's, are Ius-
cious-jus, drop in and enjoy Eastern luxu'
ries-a, almos. Eastern priccs-lhey arc
equal to slall-red.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

N>r Thirty'sir millions Of dollars have
have been shipped from the United States
TO Europe within the ,ssl season. Glorious
free unde-"in a horn"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
HEAD QUAR- TERS, N, 2.

COHEN, has the pleasure of annOun cling tha
" through every obstacle and in despite of all
misfortune lie is again at his post witha splendid
lot of Clothing. He has passed through the fire
and has not been found wanting. Although one Of
the severeSt sufferers yet through the kindness Of
friends, his establishment PhGniX-lke, has risen
fromits ashes, with all its former beauty and excel
lencc restored. He hopes his buying friends viii
rally around him and assist in the work of recover
ing his loss.
Citlaisag for tIle Thousands.
C Cohen, on Front street, dispensing % his
countless customers the most superb, convenient,
heap and durable articles of Clothing ever heard
Of in the annals of time. Come one and all and
be habited. Summer goods of all descriptions for
sale unusually cheap.
We read that in the days of old,
The Poets sung of mystic Love,
But for the best now things have changed,
AS in these sanzaS we shall prove.
TO Cohen give your attention.
Facts of Importance he will mention:
On Front street, at the old stand,
! As every person surely knows,
He always keeps a fresh supply
OF tasty, good, and well made clothes;
Cloaks AMI coats of every cut and kind,
To please the most faStidiouS mind;
Pants and Vests the very best,
He ever keeps on hand;
Collars and Shirts and fancy Hats, --..
The latest style within the land;
Fine cloth and silk plush caps,
Marietta Shoes and Boots,
And fancy gentlemen's furnishing goods,
Cottons, Silks, Linens and Hosiery,
Carpet Bags, Trunks and Jewelry
There is no scarcity.
Those who would be wise will come and buy
of his supply, on Front between Court and Lind
Streets at Cohen's Headquarters.
POmeroy, June 26, 1851. n3Stf.
POmerOy FOundcry.
Y THE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. McAboy and Spaldng Cutler has this da,
been dissolved by mutual consent Dated Oc.
rtobe27l, S5l. WIN. McAB0Y.
, SPALDING CUTLER
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

Or VAN HORN, Of the Meigs Co. "Teie.
graph" has been TO hear Jenny Lind-and
has been giving his readers his impressions
OF The Nightingale. Among other things he
says Jenny's nose ooks just like his. Shades
Of Mozart. Now it is we'll known that VAN
is provcrbial for hauing The nose worse Than
any other man in the l2lh Congressional
Dis'ricl.-Athens Messenger.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
STEAMBOAT SUNK.

LOUISVILLE, Nov, go.
The steamer Time and Tide sunk in the
Illinois river, ai Beardstown bar.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

The number Of dwelling houses in the
State was 336, ,O98; families 348,5 1923; farms
in cultivation 1897; manufacturing eslab-
lshments l0,55o. Deaths during the year
8,949.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

Or Col. II, l.. Kinney, of Texas. ofIirs
TO Kossulh and his companions ten ,hous.
and acres of the mos, fertile land in thai
S.a,o, on the Nucces river.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

TE1AEGRAPEAEC NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BROTHER JONA-
THAN.

New YORK, Nov. 28. .
The steamer Brother Jonathan, from
Chagres, arrived here this NOR ming, in COM
mand of Capt. Ki,hergo, Capt. Wells having
been left G. Jamaica sickj she brings nothing
later from California; har dates from San
Juan ars to The l2.h, and from Kingston TO
the 24.h instant, She brings about 400 pas
sengers, and small amount Of gold, on
lreights,
The cholera sill fingers in the island, and
the small pox continues with undated vio-
cnce in Duncan and Ulster Spring districts.
LATER FROM MuAyANA-MR THRASH
ER 70 BE PARDONED.
CHARLESTON, Nov %.
The Captain General had indicated lc
the American Consul, that ii was his inten.
lion to pardon MIR. Thrnsher in few days
on condition that he leave The Island =
Twenty days TO be given him to settle III
his affairs.
On Tho 18th, the Queens birthday was
celebrated with great pomp.
STEAMBOAT SUNK-THlETY LIVES
LOST.
ST, LOUIS, Nov. 27.
The steamer Archer, ascending, and Die
Vernon, descending, came into collision .h
morning, about TWO o'clock, FIVE miles be
low tho mouth Of the Illinois river. The
Archer was cut in TWO, and sunk in fifteen
feet water. All the persons on tn, lower
deck were drowned.
ONE DAY LATER.
ST. Louis, Nov. 90.
The following arc The names Of the per-
| sons who were lost on the Archer, as far q;
can be oscenained: Jane Smyers and 81
children ranging in age from 5 TO 90 years
Susan Dick; an Irish family of eight persons
and nine or ten deck hands. About lhir
are known to have been lost. Simlel Sny1
crs and Daniel Dick and sister were among
those saved. The books and papers belong.
ing 10 the boat were lost.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
October 28, i5l-nI9tf.

UVFVVVI 90 'OI--HIJII.
n Office is hereby given that have been
IN appointed ard qualified as Administrator on
the estate of Beni9min Chase late of Meigs coun;
ty, decd. MARTIN CHASE.
October I. iS5l--ni1w3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
1852. R g & R 1859.
MISS E. AsKINs,
MslIiner and MantuamakCr,

uHD ~ S9~~ ShD
MISS E. AsKiNs,
Milliner and MantuamakCr,
III AS JUST RECEIVED and is now opening,
L 4 one door above the RiheldarGer House,
IN REMINGT0N'S BUILDING,
general assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons, Artificial
Flowers, Grapes and Milliners Trimmings of all
kinds and of the best quality, which will be sold at
avery small advance.
Pomeroy, December 2, 1s51-ySn2Stf
Notice in ChaMcery.
EOHN NJ. SEGRlST, Philip L. Segrist, and
% Joseph SegriSt of the county of Mason, in the
State Of Virginia, will take notice that on the
18th day Of November, A D 1851, Thomas Doak
filed his Bill in Chancery in the Office of the Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs county,
Ohio against them and Hugh Mccullough and
Robert Laughlin. Said bill states, among other
things, that the complainant, Thomas Doak, at
| the October term of said court l849, obtain
ed a decree against said Mccullough for $l7s 90,
with costs of suit; that the same remains unpaid;
and that said Mccullough is in possession of, and
has an equitable title to the premises hereinafter
described, situate in said county of MeigS, towit
ALI of tract of GA acres, being a part OF the
southwest quarter of section seventeen, in town
ship two, range twelve. Beginning at the south
east corner Of the southwest quarter of said sec
ton; thence north 100 rods; thence west lOC
rods; thence south 100 rods; thence east to begin
ming 100 rods, except "a parcel of about six acre.
out Of the north part thereof, heretofore transferred
by said Mccullough to F. D. Wolf; and that tht
said Segris holds the legal title to said premises
The prayer Of said Bill is, among other things
that the interest of said Mccullough in said pre-
misses may be sold for the satisfaction of said de
cree.
And the said John NJ, Philip L. and Josepl
Segrist will take notice, further, that unless the
appear within sixty days from the next term o
said co Art and plead answer demur TO said bill
the same, at the next term thereafter as to them
will be taken as confessed and decree prayed ac
cordngly. j. CARTWRIGHT,
Sol. for CompPt.
} December 2, 185l-n2w6. $5 25.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT

or Next week We will lay before our
readers at an early hour the message o.
President FILLMORE.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
SPAIN

The accouchmenl Of the Queen is daily
expected, and arrangements have been
made by which the sex OF the heir is to be
transmitted by signal lights.
A bill has been introduced int o the Span.
ish Corlez, proposing q reduction of custom
duties.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
P0lnerOy FOMndcrl


THE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. McAboy and Spalding Cutler has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent. Dated Oc-
rtobe21l, 35l. VIM. McABOY.
SPALDING CUTLER.
Nnvanohnr IShI-3w
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02

FeEsDAy,::.:,:.,,;,;..w.DEoEMBER ?, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
NEW SOUTH WALES.

The accounts from Sidney, which are 10
the 18Th of August, represent the success Of
The gold hunters as being very great, and
the quality of the gold as excellent. Sid.
ney and Bathurst are almost deserted. The
receipts at the principal towns, averaged
from 100000 to 95,OOOi per week.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
xXIE have just opened very large and beau
w tiful assortment of

Kan Pieces Black, Green, Red and Fancy Al
wv pacca, French Merino and Thbet Cloth
at EDWARDS.
Nov g 1881
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-12-02
POPULA On OF OHIO.

The census Of los, year gives the POPu-
n,io., cf ahir S,a.n aa cnllnue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

The steamer Southener brought down
some 50 tuns of copper on her las, imp Inc M0nu'
cello las been taken across the Portage az the saul
and launched safely INTO the waters o. superior thus
sddne another good cram 10 the feet ON that lake
The propeller Napoleon made a >uccesSiNl mp 10
La Poi.te Size brought large number OF PaS>en-
gers 50 tuu~ Of copper nom Tie III NINE ioV pack
ages of fish from Two Heart River II iui,S oil cop
pTr fom Tie Adventure, and tun> nom me hluSe
mines. The frs; shipments from these new nlies.-
Around them the MARKS OF the ancient mAhei> "lV
abundant, The copper raised mas been 'oUhd neat
The SuT+,c .
The Enro,i saws tins seasons business al the saul
has commenced m 8 brisk manner stores ana
dwellings, are gong M. and the great increase u
huSne>S gives impetus 10 lmptoN Cments- ne yo,F-
nai mentions an important rumor ofouShi on ,uS
Northcrn route that a company has been iorine0 III
Toronto and the money subscribed Tor o0lilns
shin canal aroued the s. Marie Rapids on inc I AN.
ada SIDE aid ior the benefit OF m:alhs ana l' "1r me
business on the Lake. hopes It VIII prove IUe ~
American Government has been >aaneInlly ncS'fN -
ful IN rot building ihe Sap ship canal. y sS s,r,.
than one nile IN length would remSye 'lS $50
ton. ard add immensely to the Nai1' >.r,b-,,csi
meui as VOL as private property " 'lS -Si i,h
cleveland IA, '"',' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
FROM THE ISTHMUS.

We have received files of the Panama
Star TO the 9th inst We copy the following items
At tins moment We have in port no less than eight
sea steamers. VIZ the NOrhemer, Carolina. Ere
mont. and Unicorn, belonging TO the Pacific Mail
steamship Company and the Pacific, the NeW-Or-
leans. the Independence gust arrived) and the
General Warren, belonging 10 individual owners.
and running IN opposition to the steamers OF the
above named company. Since Tuesday. four steam
ers VIZ the Republic, Union. and Sarah Sands, have
sailed for San Francisco. well filled with passengers.
The price of tickets the two first named of these.
one hundred dollars for cabin. and fifty dollars
for Storage and at these figures or something IN
Their immediate neghbOrhOOd. passage can be OBJ
tanned hence for many months 10 come.
ACCIDENT on THE CBAGREs.-We learn thattwO or
three days since, canoe, containing four men, accl
dentally came in contact with the steamer ASpm-
wall on the Chagres River, and upset, whereby
the four men lost their lives by drowning. The
bodies aitcTward recovered. and were buried
on the shore.
returning Californian, IN an alteration with
native at Cruces, shot him 10y accident, Is said IN
The side He was arrested and taken TO Panama.
Mr.. NJ. D. Bouck, agent of Gregory Cos EX-
press made the trip from ChagreS 10 Panama IN "a
hours. with three ladies and three children IN his
charge. This, IN the rainy season. l. good speed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
NEw-X0RK LEGsSLATTRE.


SENATE -.-ALBANy Thursday. June lg.
Nj MoRGANS reported the blll authorizing The
Committee what Committee '-Edl 10 return Ger
tam monies paid under protest IN Newly orb City.
Mir UpHAN reported the blil amending the charter
of the SOduS Canal Co Ordered 10 "a ihirt reading
The bin nm relation 10 the OSVegO anal was re-
ferred 10 the Committee of the Whole having charge
of the Enc Canal Enlargement BILL
The blll providing for The Oneida River improve
ment was referred 10 the committee OF ihe Nhoie
The bil further providing Tor the maintenance OF
The Canals of the state toI The nSCN Neat Was To-
icrrtd TO the Committee OF the Whole.
Mr. SANFORD introduced a resolution amending the
mll prOVldmg for taking care OF ihe insane Oldefcu
To a tmrd reading.
Nir. Gross reported The blll amending the Charter
of BrooNlvn Ordered 90 third reading Also the nlll
amending the Charter of SyTacuSc-tnId reading
Alr MIILEu reported the bill Incorporating the Bul-
ialO suspension Budge Go. lie stated ulh lht OH
Was amended 50 as 90 remove 81 ooeci1oh> i' "N
passage Ordered 10 a third reading
Mr MILLER reported the.Neb>ter Dictionary pit
"a return report. The reporter may understand tins
we tOnr.-Efl
Nh BrrxvAN di>scntcd from ihe report as one
member of the Committee.
Alr CARROLL sand he had NOT seen the report. lie
1id not understand TINS exactly. Had ne not been
consulted , ..,...-
SIr MuLYR withdrew his report until some iuriaeI
time. when The other members OF the 'oi'H"'''V'
.hould have been consulted. Ill.,,
Messages fir the Assembly having attcrward been
introduced Atr CARRcIL SAID ne hoped me RVitstVl
man would bC allowed TO make ms report-h' R9u
l,>f examined II and aSSened 10 Ms sentiments. MI
NJ thcn made his report in favor Of The bill. Sent 10
The Committee Of The Whole
mills READ AND PASSED.
The act relative 70 a road district n Plai'>oOS'
10 MAKE the Assessor Of The street Department m
NcN-NOrk salarled o1ncer
To incoporaie the Rome Savings Bank
FSahh>hnc felrv ucIo>S he Hudson az New
NambOrsh .<,-..,.,,-,
In INCORPORATE the New-NorA JuNennt ~ iut E - ,
1royidlng for an exchange OF the ktpoIS OF nc
of Appeals fer Tie law Reports o' o''c'
Siates ,raic the ouent Wharf Co -, .,
TO mcGIpC - the CommonalN Of NeSl Oh IL 10
To author ke csned Public Building STOCK
No. g. .,n Wharf Co.
70 incorporate The Ia. .,doc ON the sic OF the
Providing for building b - '
O>wCeo rails Bridge
Recess ull 4 L. NJ. .r,,.,,.finy fL,
Al fbe afternoon session The biu app lassls ~
annual sum 10 tine Academies and Conn w '''9
Was passed " lie
The bill appropraiins SoONV 10Y " Aioiaif IL
Free Academy was rejected.
The bl compelling steamboats, 10 give baggage
chicks 70 passengers Except on Lakes Ontario ma
Erel was raised. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

We inadvertently omitted 10 mehtlou' III
ycserv's impression. the departure 81 tle eeCI.@a5
ofle Treasury for hls home I'D ONO l. so.l' ''i-.
,,,,.rc than two wears now since VT tCT"A> a.
VISIT 10 the West. and lu al ihai lnc ~ Ia apfe
,r,clfto the discharge % hls luolc u-..eS, ts =
senator IN tOUereSS ans tncn a. tdoiItl -nl---,.-
with "A diligence Jnd Devotion mat heIi. INV -
rcSpccf some relaxation was due -uih i.ll ~ -
satisfied hat The people OF NE waole coAnuy W. =.
oratifed 10 hear that he has gone 10 spe"- q" &C"
veekS among his relghpors ana ~ ptI>'lt5 ~. -
i,csi frrerds M The beautiful valley Of ne Ol-o.
WISa matter OF honorable PRIDE Win VII = ~ '..-
Nun erous friends IN this cry. ana VII % vl ~
cal concYatu,auon among ife CONNIE ca ~. %
re Of me large seaboari cities ihal ne is nv
f,rrei f,r future acton SINGLE one OF -Ay r.. ~,
number OF eases that have been su.-l- ir,e III
,nye>ueatlcn and decision since re o. 10, firoe
he Department. or one q those NpcA g N-
renamed over EEcly thing hAs oeen c-eaI.- i5 W
hi. tase IN q bUSiueSs-hke manner alAYus- .'-c
labor TO 30 this required him 70 DELAY ~ IS, . ~
more than q month beyond the time a. "i'-'- '''
earnestly desired 20 leave for ONO -. IN the
l. willuoi be unhecomIng IN - 70 - r -
present organization of INC lIea>uls "a CorHin
and In lis recent transaction 81 99sless - bieb
= DISPLAYED great pract cal vision ~, 49, r,,n .bof
- ~ aani1iStrssiive talent. lie hAs uta - -
OF t hose who are not only ao's 70 ,-.,, com
MN y. and hence has gwen 10 ne p, -arantee
Nill1.Si relies of the country nc - eF-'entl,,
n...i -, -, -, erests viii be promptly 'iU
promoted .,ce Of the Secretary. the able As
sssani Secretary ~" " IRepuoHe.
r,.iarI NJ fnfsru1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

Al Act for Appropriations 70 81 'poH The Govern
fnent
An Act 20 abate nuIsaaces on certain ianis owned
by the State m Newly Ork and Syracuse.
To Appropriate $4,000 20 TIE SOcie', Tor me
Reformation Of Juvenile Deinqucnts N the 'iiy OF
NeW-NOrk
To authorize the authorities OF NeW-YOrA Cit) 10
borrow money 10 raise fund TO be called toe Croto.
Water STOCK
An Act IL relation to the assessment Of taxes
RCgOmmI;ied
To incorporate the New-York Academy Of Meii-
cine
To authorize the Mayor. Aldermen and Common
atty Of York 20 raise money by lOan 70 create
FIVE per cent. Dock and ship stock.
Al Act 20 authorize The Northern Railroad Com
pany 70 take stock and constr 90 branch roat 10
PCtsdam.
Mr.. O. ALLEN moved 90 reconsider tie vote on the
ball 10 aDaie Iuisances or lands owned by the state.
Lost.
Act to amend the Charter Of Brooklyn. Passed.
Adjourned.
In many Instances the meaning OF the above
dispatch was obscure as 20 put our powers OF
guessing 20 a very severe test. We are by no means
sure that We have always guessed rght-E5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20

Philadelphia Markets.


PHLApELpHA Thursday, June ~
CorrON s steady sales of $50 bales Opland
aud New Orleans IN lots at 9! ollie 'h On time, The
FLOUR market finn. sales ot COO hhS standard ana IAN
brands fol "a port at p v hbl which tie uniform ask
ng Moderate sales io the supply Of the ciiy trade AZ
our clne4 quotations RYE FLOUR Is rather more inquired
ater and 3)l bs sold al 81. CoRN MA, = scarce and
l2,C hhl higher Small sales at 81. Dbl The sup
Plies Of MEAr continues exclusively SMALL sales Of 1000
bushels prime Red at Ole. and White a. % bushe oo.h
store RYE wanted or dl>ullns. CORN continues 10
yer, slowly. and Is demand. sales OF SVO push
els yellow Csc ahoat OATS ale "a demlnd safes OF
Penns, wanna Al iic hushel rom store. WHISKY IA bbl>
has ad,ancod % '23c 40 which several sales have been
made, hld> command pc. GA arrival \ sale W >t''h0-
hand hhls go n a2llC. ..,
SATS or SrooKs-l}rs' Board-S2,OoO Read RR Mort o>.
50 sos ehish Int 80 500 do. SO 0 Camden and Am-
hoy RR 1875 3 Penn RR AZ i,3o0 Camden and AmheH
RR 6S o. o. o Mech RI. . IS do, 20 SiNtu ; o>
o. l6 - nv Tenn IS Sc 200 Read RR, % so do, PSI
SlOO0 Stale b. % St5o Icmlh is 90; Loco do, e.. 900
Vmon Canal %, - NorstoWn kk, 3ol 30 Exchange Ia
Pitts 81 ,
Second Boori-50 Union Canal, 3. $50 Lems4 ipl' -
Sl5o0U o., Co. no $50 Lehgh O,, V2i 10 Mc,h ~,
y. S2rOSv,l Canal 6S, % IS \ ms. lit - MINERS
BIZ, OF Po''>, lc. al 9kcntncky IN, 100 'V N'N>'"s
kR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-20
4 Race from Panama to san Francisco.

TO me EQH0r o. / re IFi0'Ht
san FRANcIsco. Saturday, May 10, 1871.
On Saturday, May Sd, att o'clock PM,
the New-Orc arrived IL L.. days from
Panama. The Nor,hemcr" and Antelope leu
TWO hours before her She passed the latter next cay
bui saw nothing of te former until daylight oi ~
,prl. when they could Just see "a smoke ahead. At
n O'Clock saw the Northeucr' duh mp al
O'Clock. pm. they were abreast Of each other the
oil. New, Orleans having the lqid side. when the
.Northemer~ crowded her ia so close 70 the break
en-, rhe Norihemers people admit H. but say that
n Vas unuienuoual,l tina, Capt Wood was ooAsel
10 stop ms engine and let TIE Norhemer 60 Old,
when he ,heerod oh. took the outside ran anead OF
he :. Noribcrncr.~ and crossing her bows. led her
INTO Acapulco iu>t after dark. ~
TIE y got The start from Acapulco tne . y. y
paS>ed her again, and beat her INTO tn POI. san
francesca forty-elgh hOurs-ihe Nori4efHtI a4ll'A-
-, Nor3av. SIN inst. in lQi days rom Panama
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