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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
BoARD OF ALDERMEN Stated Session.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN Ssdled oeSSt0h'-
FRIDAY. Dec ~. 1851 Al. ox
Presen,- Morgan Aorgsns, Esq, President AID Srma
Dodge stirteyant Oakley. Chapman. Kelly Smith Ban,
Haws Miller, Shaw. Cook baro, bfit'oh' D@iSA'e''
Franklin, Conck lin and Dcodey. .
The minutes the last meeting were resa ana
Psf.fioay BY AID BnttOn. peaton Of siias Z hsn1s
and Wm Sterling Tor lease OF Jerry irom oo' oi wan
81 @ BROOKLYN. To COMMITTEES on Fsrries
have Coesues- ship dredged out. Granted where pon
Aid Griffin presented the followlpg resolution VIZ
P,soSd That the Of $500 be and 10 hereby sp2ro-
prsied tor the purpose Of dredging OUT the sip
Adan,.d on dvisioo, VIZ Afirmafrre-Ald- Grimm
podre ssureysnt Oakley, Kelly. the President, AID
smith Ball Haws Miller, Shaw, Cook, brifoe Desms-
ter Franklin and Dooley-is- xx. ~
b. Aid stu1evans, bin Of Simon outwassr Clerk q
WILMINGTON Market amounting 70 Sil 90 fsr era ser
wees. Orixsd paid on q division. VIZ Anr"snve-Ala
crdiu Dodge Stntevaat Oskley. keny, vac rreAasas
Aid Smith. Bah MIXER Shaw, Cook Deisma'@' Fsknn
ssd Dcoley--lt-
Rssolnfoa-By AID DslsnateT
R,,al~>d Thst the Commissonox OF Hspars sne Sep-
d. rsorf a. he cart nsssnx o{ hss Board II sas efs
sisn SsI On ns gSs !Sves in uA-s 70 ssoPst.At sasS
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-12
Land for Sale or Barter,

THREE tracts Of Land, ono of 666 es&
Il acres. and one ofl34 acres on Twelye-.A-
Pole and close to the Ohio river and one OF
300 acres on Whites Geek of Big sandy 10
milesfrom its Junction with the Ohio These
lands are covered with large growth of vel.
low poplar, white oak, ash, beech, &c., lying
close on theOhio river. They contain came
and bituminous coal, iron ore, &c. The tim
Der can be put into the Ohio river in raf:s a
from to S cents per running foot. Persons
requiring large timber, will find il easily reach
ed. zfs1 55G5
The land when cleared is admirably adaptct
for growing tobacco, grain, etc. The Centra
Virginia railroad will pass close to the larg,
tract. The whole will be sold at SO per acre
and groceries, dry goods, ETC., taken in ex
change, or il may be paid for in one, two ant
three years, with interest. Title clear and in
dispntable. Apply atthis Office, or to ,
TODD, Guyandotte, Va.
Nov. S, 5,le5l--dwtf s.s y,r3 y ~
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Il !. L. D. W0LFARD, a
q g g On

One door beloto Franklin House, Portsmouth,
Is now receiving and opening the largest stock Of
Hats. Caps, Muffs, &c,
Ever brought to this place consisting Of some
twenty varieties Of Hats and Caps, differing
in quality Of material, form, style Of finish and
price, to suit all differences Of tasteand condi-
tons Of purse.
Chidrcns Hats and Caps Of The most appro-
pirate and tasty form and finish. /, ss,s,-.
Mufs, Of every variety Of material, style,
and price, Also, '., ~ -...u 49, 4,
Trunks, Ealeses, Carpet, Bags and Sdtehels,
Of different qualities aud prices. All Of which
will be disposed Of ~ tsg-l.r. Il
Wholesale or Retail, t 81
at the most reasonable rates. All interestet
are invited to call and examine hiS stoek. @s
Portsmouth, Nov. 81, 1851. 87 c
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Items.

Ten vessels Feached New York on Friday
last, from European ports, hsxing 2 1863 inn
migrants on board.
scoI. Rogers has at length succeededin ef-
fecting treaty with ths Cananche Indians.
|in Texas. Col. Rogers recovered twenty y.sey,
len white capiises ffcm the Camanches, who
had been in bondage for some time -
JoHERIrTEH, formerly Representative ID
Congress from Pennsylyania, died on Mon.
day last, at his residence in Reading, from
Istroke Of apoplexy under which be had been
Suffering since October last. a u. sta
A newsand magnificent Hotel IS now in
course of finishing, on the corner of Prince
street and Broadway, New Ysrk. 1t is to be
opened on the frrteof June next, by Simeon
Leland & Co. Its aggregate frontage on
Prince street and Broadway, is 526 feet, and
| tits the largest hotel in the world. Ii is de-
signed to accommodate from six to eight hun
dred guests. The proprietor Of this monster
building is P. T. Barnum, of Jenny Lind
memory. 1t will cost about halfa million
Iof dollars, ,-and the furniture and outfits
about $75, 900 more. Si
Daniel Gay, residing in Gentryyill, Gentry
county, Mo-, had his trunk stolen, on The
might Of the 25th ult., containing $4,000 in
cold coin, He had just returned from Cali
fornia. ,.- ,,E W t.tg 4.
Samuel Sharp, of Cadiz, Ohio, aged ID, was
killed. a few days since, by the accidental dis.
charge of his gun. = ~ e as2 e z.
MIR. Forrest, the Drawing Room Compan
ion says, has been offered fifteen thousant
dollars for four weeks performance IN Sar
Francisco, California, but declines, as tht
sum is not sufficient for the risks and person
|al inconvenience he will be subjected to il
the passage to California. H. a We
| A country paper, announcing the recen
promotion Of Archbishop Hughes to the mex
church dignity, begins Archbishop Hughes
Cannibal. p y ~ ss5 4sfSa:q,S l&-t
/ O5-The Detroit fishermen are receiving
plentiful reward for their labors this fall
The Advertiser states that B, Compau, ESQ
made a haul of z, 900 white fish at bis fishin
ground on Belle Isle, on the 18th inst. N
wonder the cities Of the West are supple
with fresh fish from Detroit about these day,
!, The New York Democratic State Commi
!, tee have adopted the District system in Il
election of Delegates to their National Coz
vention, and fixed upon the 9Th Of Janual
next for the meeting OF the Convention in a
the Districts of the State. .4ss.s 4. /.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-12-12
CLOTHING STORE.
WILLIAM WERTZ,

No. II Enterprise Rolc, Front street. 2
II now opening new fashionable stock,
i suited for the season,of
Ready Made Clothing,
which he will sell to his friends and custo-
mers al the lowest rates.
He also has on hand supply Of superior
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Fine Vestings, which
he will be happy to make up, for his custc-
mers, according to the latest Scotfs Fashion
His success in cutting and fitting justi6es
him in assuring all who may favor him with a
call that, they may rely upon having garments
that will botlI wear well and look well.
Call at No. ii. Enterprise Row.
Portsmouth Nov. 10, 1851 ,-3mos,
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5ssTas ia E -------- y =
ssHunoRs OF TIE TELEGRAPH. Two gentle.
men who, with their wives, spent the sum
mer together in the country, agreed, on sepa-
ration, to notify each other Of . certain COM
ing event, indicated by shadows cast before.
Some time having elapsed, one Of the gentle,
men was greeted as follows
EwgsF 4 a5 "GErEvA, Noy%n, 1851,
"Ten pounds Of a boy arrived this nom
ing at four ocloekA,. M, all Wells 5'.s y D :
Very shortly the other was enabled TO re-
ply: a@hie syS s'.atit' t,,.a q. Z, !, 2.,. I ~
"ALBANY, Nov. II, 1851.
"Nine' pounds Of boy came to hand this
day atslla o'clock A. M, all we'll"
Very soon he Of the west answers, "Ha
halold boy, we've got you pound" "You
get OUT was the reply, "you weighed yours
with the clothes on ours is nett weight,'-
Alb. Knick. "a ~ -
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NEW DRY GOODS. .~@
July Purchases for Fall Trade,
JAMES PURSELL,

TTAs been receiving for two weeks past
IL and now opening 81
$50 Packages Of Fresh Goods.
including bales, boxes, Cases and Crates, being
decidedly the largest stock Of Goods ever open
ed in this place, and for
Cheapness and Variety Unequaled.
MERCHANTS, Dealers and the public generally
ure respectfully invited to an examination o.
his stock and prices. a sa &N @
D New Block, No. 1, Enterprise Build
ngs, Front Street. ~ tt asT
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%CT II is stated in California paper,
that Barton Lee, once the wealthiest man in
California, whose property was valued at
81 100000, is now at the Sandwich Islands
engaged in his former occupation as house.
carpenter. -..-.-..-
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Valuable Books,

A merican Miller and Millwrghts' Assistant;
IN Painters, Guilders aud Varnishers' Coni-
panion Moulder, and Founders Guide, giving
complete directions for moulding in Green
Sand, Dry Sand. Loan, Cement, &c. The
Moulding. Machine, Frames, Hollow Ware,
Bells, Brass, and other metals, with streatise
on the construction Of Furnaces; also receipts
for alloys Varnishes, Bronze, and Colors for
Just received andfor sale by 10 " q 1al
oct.7. J.'STEPHENS0N & co.
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0T Application is 10 be made 10 the
New York Legislature to Charter a New
York and Galway Steamship Company, with
s5Oo,ooO capital. '3.s .'s s,ess,sssg.,sFs y
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Books and Stationary.
VXTE are now receiving and opening tn
w largest and best assortment Of 8
BOOKSsAND STATIONARY

BOOKS AND STATIONARY
ever offered in this city. We make the as
sertion without fear Of contradiction, that no
town in Ohio is better supplied than Ports.
mouth with every article in our line. Our
stock was selected in the New York and Phila-
delpha markets, from the publishers, manu- /,
acturers and imporers--thus avoiding all
second profits, and placing US upon equal terms
with The jobbers any where. :,
The public are respectfully invit d TO call
and examine our stock and prices, as we pledge
ourselves to sell as low as any other house in
the western country. ~ g
corner Front and Market sis. Portsmouth
Ooct. 3-dw irg i4Iz tt2as s'f.s
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PRINTERs,-Both Of the newly elected AS
sociate Judges of Perry county are printers.
They will no doubt lock- up all the rogues.-
Pitts. Post. e,A
But will they supply them with "sorts'
while in, and fill their pockets with "quoin'
when out? a'7arg s,s
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R E M 0 v Ed

r.. STRAUSS q HtRUIHE viz,
VKTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
w ERS in Ready made Clothing have re-
moved to two doors below J. L. McVey Y Co.'S
Drug store, Front street, Portsmouth, o.
where they will be pleased to see and accom-
modate all who may desire articles in their
line. $50
They have on hand q large stock Of coats
vests pantaloons, shirts, undershirts, drawers
handkerchiefs, trunks, carpet bags and iur
nishing goods generally, which will n
low, either wholesale or retail, ge,s..4 Il
Sopt 81 '5l-d&wtf s4s y. a.is i, sf
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From Nar Ynrk.

A Nrw YbRK, Dec. 10.
Seyeraf delegations waited on Kossuth .os
dsy l'snong them wassa dep6tatioh Of 300
exiles, pnd one Of 100 ministers of the M
3. Church. 5eVtssN
Kosspth il severely yiIdispOsef.
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aThreats! I!

WTE DON'T WISH TO, MAKE, BUT
w to all those who buy goods anywhere
r!se than at HALLS, we would say you will
wish you hadn't been so green, the next time
you see any of our customers. Modesty for
bids our saying that we can sell goods cheaper
than the manufacturer !; but this much We
will say, we don't expect the profits from those
who pay 10 cancel the debts Of those who will
not We trust none but paying men, there
fore, we can sell leetie ch eaper than the
generality Of our brethren in the west. ~ ~
We do not pretend to euumeate our stock,
as we hold It would be easier to commence az
the other end Of the list and say what No
havn't got. Suffice tito say that we have just
received large and well assorted lgss
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
and other articles, by way Of aecommoda tiou.i
To our old customers, who already know
where the best goods can be got for the ls,oest
prices, We would say that VIC are now cheaper
than ever. ..s.-.t- s..s s-s,- -,
To the ladies, we would respectfully inyits
You to Gull and examine our stock Of
..e {. FANCY GOODS, f.,
! And although considered bv some 70 be q Il
most out of the city, we can assure you that
litis only a pleasant evenings walk down to
our establishment 7@ or sa'3ie# 3a3 v
To the Country merchants, we would call
your attention 10 our largo and extensive stock
and feel assured that you would not lose
anyihing by careful examination. sSsr VI
To all We would ado, we consider it'uo
trouble to show our goods buy or no buy - Call
i and examine, ssI.,t .sst n ~
! Al the OLD and well known stand Of
| w. HALL d SON, ~
| Oct. 4,i5I Front st., Portsmouth, Ohie,
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Ladies Dress Goods

ever before offered in this market. Also, a
large quantity Of muslns and other goods, that
were bought directly of the manufactures,
all exclusively for Cash. Profting by these
advantages we are enable to sell cheaper than
eper. As we consider it superfuous to endeav-
orto expand the quantity by countless emu
merations Of the, kind Of goods received, or
embellish and give merit to the quality Of
the sameb BY mentioning long and undefina.
BILE names, we content ourselves by saying tlrat
should you give us a call before purchasing
ELSEWHERE, you will bo amply remunerated fol
Iyour time and trouble.' fsat3 iyD
Portsmouth, Oct. "a, l95l.r eFwgIer &
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fAlady of Norwich, Conn, was poisoned,
by strychnine, last week -taken for morphine
BY mistake ~ .',s,'.ts@. ~. .... ....,.
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Springville Ferry For Sale.

!
DY virtue Of decree Of the Greenup Cir
ID cult Court Of Greenup county, KY, to me
directed, rendered at the November term OF said
court, 1851, I will on the 23rd day Of
December, 1851. sell to the highest bidder, Al
public auction, on the properly, opposite the
city Of Portsmouth, O., all Of the properly Of
Thomas Mackoy willed to him by John Mack,
oy, his father, viz: the Ferry, Ferry House,
and all the land thereunto appertaining, with
the steam Ferry Boat included, with all the
rights and privileges thereunto connecteds-
The said Ferry property embraces some 3 Of
400 feet on the Ohio river, and extends back
240 poles,o The purchaserto to pay one-fourth in
hand, the balance in equal payments, in one
two aud three years, with interest from date,
and the notes having the force and effect Of a
repievin bond. -. -, .s..s.
December 6, ,5l.-dwtd ~, Co,nuissioner
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MARIETTA, Dec. 1is's.
The steamer Lydia Collins sunk TO her
cabin floor about Is miles below this place
to-day. No lives lost. I .. .s' Z. 4. ',. !.
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New orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
Dec. 6.-Flour unchanged; sales Of 500
bis at 1915
Pork is still declining; sales Of new Mess
at Is, and Of old do atl3,50.
Bacon is lower; sales ofold Sides at &c,
and Of new, do at 7ica Il agt q le,s I.
Prime bbl Lard 10 79c, and do keg 8@s3c,
Sales of 600 bis Whisky at lSc. t@
Sales Of 1000 bis Molasses this morning at
|28lc. 49, s.I.ss .9ss ,rl ls-1S O.
Mess Beefis dull at 1900 and prime do a;
$l0. mn asse
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NAILs, NAILS, another full supply Just
In received. among which is some fine'3rd
Blued for laihing, which will be sold at unusu.
ally low prices. IS y TN DAVEY.s
Nov. "a. .bss.a 'eosaa
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Vermont has contributed but $lOO toward
the Chaplin Fund.
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From nittsburgh. .

Ssa IN ID PirrsBuRGH, Dec.lI.
River, is stationery with "a fact in the
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New Books.

NREAT Harmonic, volume y ~
M Odd Fellows Text Book;
Free Mason's Manual;
Life Of Rev A Judson, first Baptist Mission
ary to Burmah: y $50 $50
History Of the ojibwg Nation; = a.
The French Metropolis, 20 plates; ia :, /
| Kaloola; Tn Berber; Life Of Wesley; Re-
tigion of Geology, by DR.. Hitchcock s.
oct3adw J. STEPHENSON. d Co..
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Queenswarel QueensWarelI

FUsT received per ship aocean STAT" ffon
u liverpool, ,via New Orleans,
Large Invoice Of oueensware, ~
which will 70 pack to order, and sellto Mer.
chants and Dealers at the very lowest prices.
Buyers can select lrom the shelves, inst such
Goods as they need, and have them fe-packed
sound, TINS avoiding thesrisk Of breakaae, and
the necessity of buying goods in Cfatei that
they do not want. Call and ezaInine stoek.i {
September !, so. JAMES PURSEhB.ls,
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b.. FL CONsW AYFSs co.


Pig Iron Corner.
EETE have ond6and and for sale 20 our
wv friends an customerss yizs y "a
Novelty Mills Columbus. Ohio, Fam
lily Flouf
which was awarded the First, Premium Of the
late Ohio State Fail. We shall be constant
ly supplied with this article .sand willwaSIant
il good, or pay the money back.
VIM. Silvey & Co.'S ROSS MIL" Chill
lioothe Family Flour, 8sA
warranted equal to any in the country. Mon,
ey refunded if not satisfied. tE; M 81 Z
WIN. S1LvEY & CO.'S o56 MILL
CHILLICoTHH 6UPERFINH FLOUR,
wqrran led equal TO any sent 10 this market.
D. d. JONES & co IS GETTY MILLS,E
CHILLICoTHH SUPHRF1NE FLOUR,
none better made or sold in this parlset. W.
All which we willsell, wholesale and retail,
at the market price. se,,..,- - q M
Portsmouth, noyl 81 III
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COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portsmouth Market fol
the Week ending Dec. IL, 1851.

Review of the Portsmouth Market for
the Week ending Dec. IL, 1851.
SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
GENERAL REMARKs.--0ur friends abroad
are assured that we are in the full tide OF
successful commercial affairs, but there is
one great drawback in the scarcity of money
and tightness of the times. s
The transactions since ourlast have been
large but mainly on credit.
The receipts ofGroceries are coming quite
plenty as will be seen by our advertising
columns, and the quotations Of which, will
be found under heirappropnate head.
After the New Years payments are over
money will doubtless be more abundant,
and as soon as the stringencyis is removed a
lively state of trade may be calculated up
on., -,s .-r,. = sta..s.sfif5t u d a.
The following quotations are reported 4
+ FLOUR & GRAIN.-We have. had but lit.
tie variation to note in the flour marke. fol
the last few weeks. The demand has beer
regular and the supply good; sales are uai
form at 3,05 in lots Wheat is 55c; oats 20
corn 30. Beans 100. Z l,gs a~ q
SUGAR MoLAssEs.-Sales of new suga
at g. Molasses 33, with heavy Market
The quality is very superior. 5;s- si &f
CoFFEE--Prime coffee is held at I0c; fai
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Administrators Notice.

NHE subscriber has been duly appointed and
IL qualified as Administrator Of the Estate
ofrJohn Long, deceased, late Of Scioto county.
WILLIAM LONG, Admir-.
December IL, l85l-3w sgt ieIaI f.l !.
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Second Stock Of Fall g. Winter Dry Goodsat
RE ESIDE q co.. S

Worth East Co'nerof Market and Second streets,
PORESLOUTE, o.
Now one and all at Resides call, ts
New Goods thsyare receiving, ts 8
Their goods are neat and prices cheap
They'll sell without deceiving.
OF numerous sorts and divers kinds
They're al their Store displaying, .
Give them a call and you will find =
& They strictly keep their saying. ".
They have De Lains and Bombazine,
Also Alpaca Lustre, tssl .i va
Such silks and satins ne'er were seen
~ As is their lot to muster. ssse 81 .
~ Such vast amounts Of muslins too,
~ Which they sell by yard or bale, 4 4
or bleached and brown, and every hue,
They offer now for sale. 90
Their cords Of prints of every sort .
So cheap It's needless telling, ~ .flfs
They'll sell slow as can be sold,
Tosay that mnch they're willing.
( Their linens, fannels, cloths and ticks,
Gloves, ribbons and suspenders, aFt
And Bay State Shawls so fine and thick
7 They're right good cold defenders. yat
. In fact, they have so many kinds : s
IT'S needles mo 9 10 mention, q ~,
Give them call and you will fluid y. .-
Cheap sales is their intention. !.
Remember this, then, one and all, ..
For sure il is worth knowing,
They sell their goods at profits small.
And have no charge for showing. q
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Great Exhibition ..n
ofNew and seasonable Dry Goods, at
J. LODWICK g. SONS,

Wholesale and Retail LlealeTs, No, DO, FT0H1 ~
THEIR STOCK ISLARGER THAN they
u have before offered, comprising eve
ry variety Of Goods desirable and durable. NO.
House in this city, whatever their prstenf'ons,
can possibly buy lo,Oer or seH cheqpsr' from the
fact that they buy erclusiuety for CASH, and 40
only . cash business. Give them an early call
lyon will be politely shown through, their
Stock and convinced that they DO sell Cheaper
for CASH than The cheapest. Sd ..y,
| Remember the CASH STORE, No. 66, two
doors west Of the Franklin House, Front ct. il
The place you are sure 10 get the worth Of your
money! sept. 2s 1881 aeyss! agse
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New 1York NIarket.

sa New York Market.
Dec, 8. P. M.-The cotton markets. firm,
with sales Of 4,500. o 4..a gat r aesie
Sales Of $500 bis -four at 4,l2@4,13 for
round hoop Ohio. Isa W b ga ss3 ~
Sales of l 300 bush red wheat at l 90, and
| of $4,000 do mixed Western corn at &c.
Sales Of 300 bis mess pork at 1926.
Sales Of prime lard in bis at 8ac.
Sales of Rio coffee at BIC. 6e&
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aDRY GOODS BY EXPRESS.

Shoemakers Kitand Findings.
ik Largeiot q Pegs. Lasts, Iineings Bind.
"a ingss Call, Kip, uppeEahd Sole Leather
and a general stock oi Kid and Morocco Just
now opening atlthe Peoples Shoe Store on
Market st. sisa7sss aafinRs BELL, 65sCo. Y
Portsmouth, November; vi 1851 Tssstsl
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INSU RANCE.

Protection, Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Of
Hartford, Cona.-Inco@porated an 1875
Annual Premiums, Capital Stock, and Surplus Funds,
&I,OOO.OOO.
YUNIS old and responsible Company continues TO issue
u policies the most favorable terms on Dwelling
Houses Household Furniture, Stores, stocks OF Goods,
Warehouses Contents Mills and Manufactures.
&C. &c, against Loss DAMAGE by FIRE.
Also Goods, Wares and Merchandise, against the
hazards of Inland and upon the CarsOes
| of vessels.
The Protection Insurance Company having. IN the
last rs years paid millions OF dollars at t cir seve-
raj agencies throughout the United States sd the Brit
ish Provinces have established just reputation ior sol
vency and fair dealing, which challenges comparison
with other Insurance Company On the Con,snent OF
America The annexed extract from article Oh the
Day Hook exhibits briefly the standing and policy Of this
Company:
"The moneyed men Of this ancient and prosperous
throughout the Union for the discretion rigid hon.
formed and managed CORPORATIONS OF this Description
No Hartford bank Insurance Company has ever faed!
These Companies for than whole generation
scattered their risks in nearly every state Of The Union,
and have failed TO the innuincrabe losses
which they have insured against"
All losses arising policies issued by Tie under
signed will be promptly adjusted and paid AT the General
Agency Office, located Cincinnati D. large por-
tion OF the funds of the Company QncudiBg ali premi-
received the western agcncies Is deposited with
the General Agent of the Company al Cincinnati, for
payment OF Western and Southern losses Apply to
36-tf II. l.. MOSS Agent, Saltwater.