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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-09
DISASTERS.

Brig Harriet (of Richmond Gibson at York FIN Ca
banos and Havana started deckoad molasses 18th inst
having sprung aeak in Ne gale. Had previously lost
fore aant mast with and rigging attached and
received other damage.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Oct o
Brig MaIamoras, Haskell, Potomac River.
Br sch Hunt, Murphy, Windsor, Ms
Sch Geo Davis Dunton, Boston.
SATURDAY, Oct 4.
Brig AIston, Boynton, Savannah.
Sch Hanover. WinslOw, New York.
CLEARED.
Sch Waterville, Halves, Pictou Ms.
SUNDAY, Oct 5.
ARRIVED.
Brig VIM Craw ord Brookings, New York
Sch Bloomer, Wmslow, Philadelphia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-09
Household Furniture
AT AUCTION.

THE subscriber win sell Auction in the north side
L OF the double house belonging 10 Gen Mcclellan, on
Lincoln street, on Thursday, OcI 0, o'clock A NJ,
the enire lot OF Furniture belonging a family about
leaving the CITY The Furniture i mostly new, and
many articles OF high cost, consisting in part of-one
very fine toned Piano Forte; Sofas Mahogany Chairs
Tables; Carpets; BUREAUS; BedaeGds; one Cooking
Stove; Air Tight Stoves Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Sale positive, and without
Bath Oct. 6. ISL. Ii. w. OWEN. Auclioneer.
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Sundries,

VERM1CELLI, Maccaroni, Corn Starch, Farina
Hommony Wheat broats Ground Rice; Sage .
Pearl Barley; Arrow Root; Potato Starch Canary
Seed Rose Water; Essence of Rose; Extract Of Lem
on; Peach Water; Lemon Syrup; Mustard; Cayice.
Keichup Pepper Sauce; Horse Radish Sage; Sweet
Majorum; Shelled Almonds Mace Curran,s and
Rasins, for sale by Nj. F. GANNETT.
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Na 81 Z Y { 81 Sos.

In this city, by Rev Mr. Case, Mr. John Young 10 Mrs
Mary lnman
In this city, 81 inst, by Rev skin, Mr. VIM Fish
Miss Mary G Pushard both of Bath.
In this city, 2d inst by Rev ii Skillin Mr. Job Pencil
TO Miss Elizabeth G Edgecomb both of Brunswick.
In this city, 9Th nst by Rev II Skillin Mr. Nathaniel
Basdell of Bath, Miss Pamela CAM bell of Rich
mond.
In Brunswick, % inst, Capt Lincoln skolhed to Fan
ny Forsah, both of b.
In Bowdom 5th inst Mr. Thomas Lewis of Bowdoin
Mrs Charlotte ii Coburn, of this City
In Seekonk, Mass 2lst ult, Mr. James Allen of Paw
tucket, Miss Cordela II Alden of Attleborough.
In Monmouth, 29th ult. Rev Robbins, of Muscatnt
Ohio, to Miss Mary : Arnold, formerly of this city.
In Haowell, Mrs Sophia, wife OF DIR Colby, of Rock
land, aged 49,
In Boston, Cant Jarvis Patten of ship Delaware 10 Miss
Charlotte Whitmore, of Bath
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WASH-TUBS, Pals, Wash BoaIds, Clothes Pins,
w Dough Rollers, Towel Rollers knife Boxes HAIR
ana WIRE Selves, Dust Brushes, Corn Brooms and
Brushes, Spinning Wheels, Patent Wheel Heads, for
sale by MF GANNETT .
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Notice.

THE subscriber has taken into copartnershp, Mr. JOHN
T. GILMAN, the Auction and Commission business,
and they will continue do business AT the old store Of
II W Owen, under the firm of OwEN IL Co.
Bath, Oct s 1851. 10 II W OWEN.
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OWEN g. CO.,
uctiOneerS and Commission Merchants,

Are prepared heretofore make cash advances on all
kinds of Merchandze for Auction Sales.
II Houses, House Lots Vessels, and all kinds of out
door sales attended to the most favorable terms Is
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Cement.
Sagadahoek Oyster House.

y HYDE 4 Co. have constantly on hand and for
q. sale the best article otCEMENT now in use
Feb 1851.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-09

Ladies' and Genlemen's Kid Silk, Cashmere and
Lisle Gloves. SILK, Merno, Worsied and Cotton IIo-
siery. Also
large and complete assortment of Ribbons-Laces
-Curian Musins White Goods Of all descriptions,
Domestics &c &C
Purchasers either al ,UholeQe retail particular
ly invited call and examine even if they do not pur-
chase This stock comprises the richest styles and best
quaii of goods and will be offered the chez pest
can be found in this any other city. Their goods
purchased with cash and selected with great
by of the firm, who devoies The mostof his time
the purchasing of Dry Goods for this and several other
stores connected With these facilities they can boast
Of selling the cheapest of any other Upon ex-
nation purchasers will be satisfied that such The
Terms CASH and enc prize only, is their motto and il
will be strictly adhered to-
Portland, Oct ISL. 15tf
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Flour, Pork, Beef and Cheese.

lust received by the subscriber, per brig Catherine.
y direct from New York, the best brands FAMILY
FLOUR, such
Raliroad-Empre-C Calhoun ii Beach-B Usher
Also, Common brands.
Also, Buckwheat Flnur-Chicugo MESS BEEF
New York do do-Bosion do do-MESS PORK-New
York CHEESE-BoSton do All OF which will be sold
cheap tor cash II. X. SMITH.
Bath, June 25, ISL. If
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SI,OE EN-.

Aug a6, lat 81 So s Ion ls ship Telegraph, Harlow,
rom N York for San Francisco.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-09

To the Court of Probate for the County OF Lincoln:
DESPECTFULLY represents Elizabeth Curtis Of
IL Portland, IN the county of Cumbe rland, she
heretofore appointed by the Judge of Probate for the
county OF Lincoln, AdminisralrX of the goods and
tate of jeremiah Ciough late of Lisbon in said
of Lincoln who died AT Lisbon aforesaid before said
appointment TO wit on the eleventh day of February
The year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aid
ioriy-nne; and your petitioner further represents that
the second day OF August now last past; she u
ly married TO Peles Gurus of Harpswell the county
of Cumberland, whereby her authority as admInisra-
further says that there divers goods estate rights
and credits belonging 10 the OF said jeremiah not
fully administered and disposed of required by law.
Wherefore your petitioner prays that suitable
person may be appointed 10 administer the same.
Dated Bath, this sixteenth day of September, in
the year ghieen hundred and fiity-one.
ELIZABETH CURTIS.
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At Lewes soth, sch Glenroy, from Fall River for Phil
Ar 3D. brig Telos, Thomaston. at
CID sch Cambridge, York, Bath.
Ar 9th, ship Rockaway, Bosworth Londonderry.
CHARLEsioNor via quarantine S0th, bark Isnar-
don, Adams New Orleans
Ar %, ship II II Body, New York
MoBiLE-Ar 22d, bark Mary varney, sturges New
BALTiMoRE-Cld soth ship Maine, Freeman, Rot
Ar 9Th, brig Emily, Bath.
WILMINGTON, NC-Adv 29th, snip v Given, for
Liverpool, wig 500 bbls
Ar S0th brig Attakapas, Sartelle Baltimore.
sAn FKANClsCo-Cld Sd ult, bark Ocean Bird, Rob-
Ar Aug 18Th, brig C W Kendall, Puget Sound.
NoRFoLh-Cld I'd, brig seguin, Young, Jamaica.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Per steamship Canada, at Boston.
Adv at Liverpool 18th ult, ship Rebecca Sawyer, for
Boston, with despatch ship Chas Croker Duncan for
New York Goth ut; Continent, Drummond do 25th =
ship Winfield Scott, do 18th ship Sarah HYDE Low
ELL do 3Oth Switzerland, Carter, for Charleston with
despatch
Ent for loading l5th ship Rebecca Sawyer, for Bos-
ton.
CID at London 10th, Italy, Reed, Bremen.
Ar at Esineur 18th ult, Shelter Hail. Wyburg for Bor
deaux.
ADV Bordeaux abt 26th ut Clinton and Reindeer for
Calcutta-In port Aug q Marathon Waterman, for Bos
ton, reloading TO sail 18th goth.
Hong kong-ln July 81, ship North Carolina, Fhtner,
for London; bark Sarah Boyd Whitmore, fin Singapore
ar 5th for n York, unc.
Trese-ln 18th ult ship Arlington, Ryan, for New
York, ldg.
Cronsiadt-In port 9th uIt ship T J Roger, sprague
seeking freight; bark Southland, Bishop, for New
York
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For Sale.
PIANO FORTE

r OK 81 Z E CHEA PIT
A SPLENDID new Piano Forte, manufactured by Hal
n let & Alen Boston. will be sold at the rholesa!s
price. For further particulars inquire at
49 IL MARSTON'S Jewelry Store.
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Coffee.
Stone Ware.
Wooden Ware, &c.

OUTER POrS-Preserve Jars-Waier Fountains
u Pitchers. Churns, Flower Pots and Jugs for sale by
Oct s, 1851. NJ F. GANNETT.
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Notice.

THIS NAV certify that have given my son, Charles
i H. Bowman, minor, his time, act and trade for
himself and shall claim his earnings pay any
debts Of his contracting after this date.
ABIJAH BOWMAN.
witness-CHARLEs WHITE, MARSHALL BAKER.
Topsham, Oct 1, 1851. Swiss
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Confectionery

0F superior quality of all The ordinary kinds al -
" cents per hi deaers) Cream Candies-Cod Liver
Oil and Flax seed Candy-Gum Drcps-Jujubc Paste
Cockie>-Susar Toys, &c. Manufactured and Tor sale
by j. NJ. KEEP, Apoihecary
Also, Boston Lozenses, by the single or 100 boxes
said low. Orders solicited.
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10000 Cigars /!

COMPRISING a variety of Chocs Brands, of Spanish
" and German manufacture SherooIs. Short Skies &c
For sale wholesale and retail los suit purcha
Orders solicited. ]. NJ. KEEP, Apoihecary.
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HAVE Just received by the schooner Alvarado-
Ill IS bbls first quality Superhnc Flour, Oregon and
Three Rivers brand.
Also 50 bbls OF Hiram Smiths Premium Flour a very
superior article for Family All of which will be
sold low for cash. 1ALSo-
HenShaw & WOOdrOugh's Cast Steel Mill Saws,
And all kinds OF Saws Tor Mill use.
Bath. June IL, 1851. 50
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-09

LING DIN, sat Probate Court held nj Bowdom-
ham, within and for the County Of Lincoln, on the
fifteenth day of September, AID ISL
Onthe foregoing petition, ordered, that the said peti
TONER give notice to all persons interested ~ sad es
tate ina, they nav appear a Court OF Probate be
holden nj Wiscasset within and for said County on the
first Monday OF November next by causing copy Of
said petitin with this order, 10 be published in the
Eastern Times a paper printed nj Bath,in said County,
three weeks successfully previous 10 said Court
ARNOLD BL4NEY, Judge.
Auest:-EDwrS s HovEY, Register.
A true cory, Attest EDWIN HovEY, Reg. 3w14
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OnlV rs Cents!

DOR bottle of Mrs. kidder's Cordial, Townsend's
L Sarsapariila, or Morse's Syrup of Yellow Dock
Sold by
ID J. NJ KEEP, Druggist, Bath
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To the Honorable Arnold Blaney, Esquire, Judge OF
Probate within and for the Couly OF Lincoln.
SUSAN CORNISH of Bowdon, adminIsi ratrx of the
~ estate of Charles Cornish late OF Bowdoin, said
County deceased respectfully represents that the
sonal of the said deceased is sufficient by the
OF two hundred dollars his just debts and
charges of administration: thai The said Charles Cor
nsh died seized and possessed Of certain real estate sit
uate in Bowoin in said county and bounded as follows
witt being the home cad farm of said Charles Cor
nish-eastery lending from Carriers Corner
Litchfeld, souiherly by land occupied by William
Brimiseon and Thomas Minot westerly by land Of W.
burlington. ami northerly by land Of VIM. Brimigeon
and Elijah Alien with the buildings hereon-subject
The widows DOVER that part Of said real estate
be sold without great injury TO the remainder
She therefore pray your honor TO grant her license 10
sell and convey the whole said real estate together
with the reversion the widow slower PURSUANT 10 the
statute in such cases made and provided.
SUSAN CORNISH
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

b & NJ from their experience in The business, and
the facilities they ENJOY for purchasing, feel confident
they give attire Sdtt dion. both The variety,
quality ana prices of their articles, and most cordially
invite iher friends and II who wish 10 GOOD
BIRG INNS 10 call aud examine for themselves
pedgng themselves their utmost endt avors 10
pease.
Do net forge 10 call at the sign of the Bort opposite
DIR. Stockbridge's Grant, 3 'ock, Font street
BROWN Il MdTHEVS.
nth Gcf l. ISL
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Family Medicines
CopVing Presses.

DILL HEAD BOXES, Post Offices Calendars Card
I'D Racks, Pen Racks and large variety Of Fancy
Stationery, just received and for sale by
Nav Z. ISL. i6 SAWYER x MAGOTN
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Just Opened
The Old Overs Washing Fluid.

A LARGE stock OF Boots and Shoes at prices that
II cannot fail 10 suit. J. w. ROBERTS
Bath June IS. 1851 2
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TUE old original Dyer's Washing FLUID, the first and
L best Fluid made. that will the clothes-Pa-
tent Soap-and Washing Powders for sale by
A PAGE
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Removal.

Removal.
T 5 SEWALI has removed the room in Brick
y. block on Front Street. directly over ). w. Heah's
Crockery Store, where he will attend 10 INSURANCE
and SHIP BROKERAGE usual. Oct /, 1851
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-10-09
Molman's Chest Supporters
SMITH g. co

RE the best offered for sale-ihey are easy 10
II be worn and keep the chest aud Shoulders in Just
the right position. :. Y SHAW, Sole Agent.
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WHO have just received L4RG E and SPL ENDLD
w assortment of Ladies', Gents Youths and Chit
drens Boots and Shoes OF almost every description and
OF the latest and f4Sht0Rabls styles adapted cx-
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3 g e z q q g g q g q
MEXICAN MUSTANG, LINIMENT.

10 he Lan.s he Sore oJoks: We 6ae yOs s
known @ ss .sis zSasasss @ & on. saos i s.sSo i. ~
f.f @ ~ sas.
The production with
MEXICAN MUSTANG 1rmMEsr
ss s % as sss s sas bsa G : Ps f
% impulse toths whole fingers tsima,
,i diseased ion Of any 1ia he % lssi s p pst s
We the n.. within the
lady in Columbus Ohio bruised cold and it spread
p.Ssi.a oiutnsat washes. and alternatives.
s Ssss the % Mustang y the Pei.H applied
That "a t iiOs nov buy. the LiDimsntsy the
of aus s M 1 seten miles mile fro from & Columbus had Rheumatism
@' va. % obliged walk aT nG P at s % @ @ the s and the
ns s @ the chords O'sne The knee oint
man in Pittsburgh red t nal very sever.
..,..... WOUND
soas d very T ,sgy s % and in % two he unable
about 1 . un.. nd Sa no @ . % % Pa1
Capt WIN After Cincinnati and ppoy known an
r. T. rNFIAAMAToRY
Ean ea ms % "i's tn % %@snt
2teS Let .nr % Sbt Ig ii % @ from pain and the and sdns:. perfectly
corinso Ky been able s to 1s ra without
CHRONIC RHEUmArIsM
and n dan f MSsin: n% & bought @ it. and used directed
4 mean % vTo, & Louisville 5 E Ky bad negro
boeof the Mustang n directions month
% 5G3G , Ds9ns & Of Ps!DI H. had c.
beautiful @ i had 1 hair n%'ss nU% osi @ t TO their great
-. ONCE FRIGHTFuL scALPl
scalp
used The Eminent
saaES appearance a' never s .ueess
ded obtaining
These are huta wof the thousands
cSal q ] .s%ss s Fo y y T F% aIS BE- BssTI@s&i % sP s
aEseRnt Of bone muscle livery stable Of .
that
MS limbs left perfectly smooth
Every should
0Many viii
qualy worthless
ee Ask this
theb
the
mua thedaa
les four The 80
IT, souri,.
l5-Iruist end on lferms.
b. H. Nking4
ss l2. ls5l-Iy
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Tub REMEDY FOB PURIFYING THE BLOOR
AND CURING DISRASE,
ann thr aHIR RrutOR tbSt Is tbSroHubIp
efficient ana psrtsetIP bzrmlsss.

DR.. GsysOtfs Improved Extract Of Fellosr
Dock and SarszParilIa, ia quart bottles, for pun
frHg the biOOd-the best female medicine kaOura.
baeipient consumption, Barrenness, lucorrkaa or
Irites, Irregular HlensfruGtion, inconfinsnee Of
ifEsne, general gloomy STATE Of mind are cured
by DIR. Guysott's Extract Of yellow Duck and
SarsapaIilla, which gives immediate relief. hy
renewing the fountain Of health and strength,
the blood. nentrslizes bad humors, sfops
unnatural secretions, aud gives healthy action
10 al the vital powers.
Let all who wish to pGrge the blood from the
impurities contracted from the free indulsspce
Of the appetite during tbe winter, and TO pre-
pare the system to resist suasmer epidemics,
resort now to ~Guysntt's Extract OF yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla.s' which is proving itself
an aniidote for many Of the most malignant
diseases that flesh Is heir to, aud they will new
er be disappointed; for in tins remedy the
public faith has never wavered-never csn
waver; for It is founded on experience. inst as
their want Of faith in other and spurious CON-
pounds IS also founded on experience. Tbev
fly from mineral nOstrums 10 seek hone. life
and vigor from this purely vegetable remedy,
therefore, however broken down in health and
spirits, however ioathsome 10 himself and 9TH
ers, let no one despair Of recovery; let The pa
tient only understand that his hope Of physical
restoration lies only in "Guysatt,s Extract of
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, = and persuade
him. for his life's sake, to try il, and we have
no hesitation in predicting his speedy restora
tion to health.
Prolapsis Ulteri, or falling Of the Womb, of
FIVE yeats standing cured by Dr.. Guysott's Ex-
tract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapariua, after
every other known remedy had been tried with
out relief
washington, o. Fen, 1919.
This certl6es that my wife, aged twenty
seven years, has been suffering under the above
complaint for FIVE yenrs; nearly oil that time
confined to her bed. have for four years con-
stantly employed the best medical talent that
could be procured in this country, without any
benefit whatever. l have also purchased every
instrument recommended for the cure Of such
diseases, all Of which proved worthless
In the spring Of 1918, was induced by my
friends 10 try DIR. Guysott's yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla, which was used for four months.
After she had used it for about four weeks, IL
was evident TO all OF us that she was improving
rapidly, and gained flesh and strength, until
she is now enjoying mos excellent health.
WIN. MONFORT.
We being neighboIs TO VIM. and Julia Mon
fort. know that the above statement as TO the
sickness Of Mrs. Monfort and as to the cure
being affected by ''Guysott's yellow Dock and
Sarsnparilla,' '' to be strictly true.
JANE EDDY.
SARAH POWERS
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snIe of RenI R.,n,..

pursuance Of an order from the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county
Of Gallla. in the State of Ohio, made at the
June term thereof, A. d. 1851. will offer for
sale at public auction at the court house IN
said county on the 5th day of September next,
at the hour Of one O'Clock p. m. of said day,
the following described real estate, lying and
being in the county Of Vinton, in said State
of Ohio. to-wit: The west half of the north
westquarter of Section No. 26, in Tow nship
No. 8. of Range No. l6. in WiIkesville town
snip, beginning at the n0rthwest corner. thence
soutn 4O chains to stake; thence east twenty
ehalns TO stake; thence north forty chains
ano seventy one links to stake; thence west
~ chains to the place of beginning. contain
ing ol.IO acres. Also the east half of the
southwest quarter os said Section No. 2S. in
same Township and range, beginning at the
south line at stake, thence north forty-one
chains and forty-six links to a stake: thence
east twenty chains to a stake; thence soutb
forty-one chains and forty-six links to stake :
thence west twenty-chains 10 the place Of be-
ginning, containing eighty three acres aad
thirty SIX hundredths of an acre: all Of which
lands are to be sold subject TO the dover af
Catharine Quin. widow of Daniel Quin, de-
ceased, and upon the following conditions,
to-wit: One third cash in hand; one-th;rd in
one year. and The remaining third in two
years with interest from the day of sale; the
deferred payments 10 be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
CATHARINE QUIN,
.Adm'x of Daniel Quin, deceased.
July 81, lS51.-5w
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CINCINNATI MARKET,
July %, 1851
July a6, 1851, P. M

July 20, 1881, L. M.
Flour and Grain.-There was a fair busi-
ness reported in Flour to-day, the bulk of
which was Tor shipment, and prices were well
sustained. The sales comprised 300, so, and
l509bbls from tore at Is; so do at 3 10;
50 do IRON canal at IL; so do at 3 IS. and
loo do from store at 121. Wheat remains
sseady at 57a60e. Corn 33a35c.
Provisions,--The only sale heard Of to-day
was hhds clear Sides at SIC, pkd.
Seed.-Flax has declined and millers are
now paying only 90 per bushel.
Whiskey.-Demand good with sales at from
II 5-6 to ls 1-ec.
Cbeese.-Sales Of 525 boxes in lots at &C.
There is an improving demand for shipment.
ButteE.--Sale Of s bbls choice at &C.
Molasses-Sale of IS bbls at 34e.
Coffee Sale Of 20 bags at 3 l-2e.
Sugar.-The transactions are confined to
small lots at steady rates.
Tobacco.-SaIes Of Is boxes No Va. lbs
at 29e; IS do Mo. lbs at lSc; Is do common
at l6c; 20 do No. S's at 16c, and Is do COM
mon Va lbs at &c.
Wool----The market continues to present
that phase previously noticed, and dealers are
wiling TO buy at full prices, notwithstanding
The gloomy 5orebodings Of manufacturers on the
sea board. The true state of the case appears
to be this: Wool suitable for the finer fabrics
cannot be obtained from any quarter abroad at
the present current rates Of domestic fleece.
and dealers appear to understand this, and sre
consequently holding up to full prices with
great confidence, but should woolen goods Of
the faer qualities not advance, manufacturers
cannot pay present rates, and win necessarily
have to suspend operations, the result Of which
Is obvious--a panic in the Wool market. We
quote: Full blood 36a40c;- 81 do 37a35e; 1-2
DO 3za3Se; IA DO 9la32ei Common 29a39c-
Uhwashed oBe-third less; Tub-washed 29a30c I;
Pulled 30s32c; Extra fne Fleece 42a4Se.
Cincinnati. July %, P. M.
Flcur.---Salss Of superhne at 3 Is, and Ex-
trs at from 3 90 to 25.
Groceries inactive. 100 bags good Rio Cef-
fee sold rt 9 Lee.
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B. GATES Va. wIIIran bruce :, Al,

In PARTITION.
Rf virtue Of an order or sale from the courk
L o. Common Pleas in and for the county
OF Gallia, to me directed in the above named
case lshall offer for sale, at public auction. A
The court house in Gallipolis, on the l6tK daT
Of August next, at the hour Of one O'Clock P.
VI. on said day, the following reol estate. %
wit; The southwest quarter of Section ten.
township SIX, in Range seventeen, situated
IN Gallia county, and State OF Ohio, except
tie lands OF Philip Lambert, in said quarter
section, Situated and described as follows, to.
wit; Beginning at the northeast corner of sad
quarter section, stake from which Gum II
inches diameter bears N. 60, w. IL Iinkf
thence along The East bounds thereof South
~ 90 70 a w. Oak l6 inches diameter; tbeneS
West Ia 90, 10 Beach 90 inches dinmeter-
South ;. % 10 stake, S. 33d, WIG Is n
stake, from which w. q. - inches diamete-
bears ;. 81. w. 81 chains, do. g in s. 81. W.
81 links, N.45oi w. IS. IS. to a stake, N. IS.
w. u, I5, to stake in the west bounds Of
said Section. from which Maple is Inebe,
bears N. So, w. 81, N. l2, 60, TO a stake. from
which w. O. 20 inches diameter bears S. sIo.
=. 10 links d l6 in, S. q, ". Is links. East
~. 10, TO the place Of beginning, Containing
eighiy-four aerts. Valued at $500.
July IL. 1851. A. L0GUE, s G C.