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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-28
( Great Exhibition
OfNew and seasonable Dry Goods, at
]. LODWICK & SONS,

Wholesdle and Retail Dealers, No. 50, Front g
RHEIR STOCK is LARGER THAN they
have before offered, comprising eve
~ variety or Gceds desirable and durable. No.
ffouso In This city, whatever their pretentions,
can possibly buy loper or sell cheaper, from the
fact that thoy buy erchsiuely for CASH, and do
only 1 cash Jasinfss. Give them an carly call
lyon will be politely shown through their
Stock and convinced that they do sell Cheaper
for CASH than the cheapest. &sl
Remember the CASH STORE, No. 66, two
doors west Of the FraRklih House, Frontst 10
the place YOU are sure 70 got the worth Of your
money sept. ~ 1851
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Notice tOCreditOrs.

mt Office is hereby given to all persons in
In terested, that al my instance writ Of at
tachment was this day issued by Cornelius Nc
Coy, a Justice of the Peace of Wayne township,
in the county Of Scioio, against the goods, chat
ties, rights, s,credits, monies and effects of VIII
liam Munrow an absconding debtor. G
Nov. 90, Isl, HIRAM G. JONES.
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J. ST. C. HUssEv, NJ. D. FIJI. REH
Medical Gard.

G. ST. C. HUssEr, NJ. D. F.H. REHwINKEL, NJ ID
Medical Gard.
Docts, Hussey, & Rehwinkel would respect
fully offer their profe ssional services TO the
citizens Of Portsmouth and vicinity, as Hon
npathic Physicians, Office on Market st., oppo-
site the Mayors Office. Special attention given
to all old diseases, or such as others cannot
cure, and promise the same success.
P, S.-The firm takes pleasure in saying they
are about closing a lease FOR beautiful site for
a WATER CURE ESTABLISH MENT, and
PLEAS URE GARDEN, to be finished and fur
nished In the least possible timei $3.50
Oct, 81, '5l
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DIED

At Yazoo city, on Sunday morning, Nov.
81, Of dropsy, Mrs. HANBAH MooRE, wife
of Mr.. Milton Moore, aged 26years
On The Oath inst, CHALEs s., son Of
Sampson E. and Maria Warner, aged about
8 months.
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COMMERCIAL.

~
Review Of the Portsmouth Market for
a. the, Week ending Nov. es, 1851. p
SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH.
GENERAL REMARKs.-It will be gratifying
70 our readers TO learn that the recent rise
in the River has brought with it o general
resumption of business, and that all depart
:nents Of trade are in the enjoyment Of full
activity. The grocery trade is particularly
active, and the pavements are filled with
goods every morning for shipment Canal
boats now receive and discharge their
freights al. The wharf, which accommodates
shippers very much. "a
The MONEY MARKET is somewhat easier,
and good business paper Is received by
bank. Eastern exchange is scarce at Ii par.
The buying rates Of Gold is per cent; Sill
yer l.; selling rates of gold ! per cent; sill
yer 2.
The following quotations are given as re-
ported: s4.%
FLouR & GRAIN.-The recent rise in the
River has impaired much activity to the
-four market, and the aggregate transactions
to fiat boatmen and others have been unusu-
ally large. 1t is held at $3,O5 for round
lots, 1910 for ordinary dray load sales.--
Wheat brings SOC; oats lS to 20; coin 30.
CoFFEE-The enquiry for coffee is steady
without speculative movement. 1t is held
at 81 to l0c as in quality.
SUGAR & MoLAssEs.-A few parcels oi
new crop sugar and molasses have come to
hand giving promise of good quality for the
coming sales With i steady demand sales
of sugar at 81 and Molasses at 80 are ma,
king. ss4s >a- ~ rrsia7ss 4~t
'SALr--The call for salt is now increasing.
Kanawha salt is held at 28c per bushel at
retail by the agency, and 25c per bus. In
lots Of 0bbls, - i. 49,, .,-,.
Soar x CANDLES. Wequotc No. l SOAP
at48 and mould candles at 81. "
RArsiEs. New Raisins are held at 90, go
CHEESE arrivals Of cheese have
been good and have sold freely at 81 in lots
CorrcN YARss--A slight advance is no
ticea in yarns and they are now held firm a
l6c. as .s.lfa sS,ss,s24 -StSs.
ToBAcco.--There is no perceptible de
cline in the finer grades Of Tobacco whicl
are held at 25 to 80 and 35c. No. ! 6twist
has declined and can be bought at 9ac.
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Zoo Late.

BosroN, Nov. 26.
The mail for the Cambria has not yet arriv-
ed--owing to-a severe snow storm yesterday.
Its feared it will be too late,
Three men belonging to the steamer Asia,
were drowned last night, by The capsizing Of
tne boat in which they were going to their
vessel. sJ a
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Notice of Dissolution.

TyHE o-partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween JAMES w, DAVIS, LUKEP. N SMITH
and JOSEPH W. SMITH, under the firm of Davis,
Smith & Co., in the Commission, Forwarding
and Grocery business, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Either of the partners are authorized to close
up the accounts of the firm.
M JAMES w. DAVIS.
LUKE P. N. SMITH.
Ha9t JOSEPH w. SMITH.
Portsmouth, o., August !, 1851. a1t
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Over Shoes,

HNENTS Rubber over shoes and Boots.
NJ Ladies', +" Buskins, Caters and Slippers
Misses "s
Let such as are unprovded with suitable pro
lection against wet feet, call and supply them
selves at the Shoe Store Of R. BELL g. Co.
Nov. 26. al Sit.,, l M. d t.. Ri Il 3
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CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, viz: Pa en-
~ Leather, Oil Cloth, imitation enameled
leather for covering and seating buggies,, ro.
settes for centres, fancy co.ored cloths. ratin-
ell, blue.and Lavender shade, Coach and Bug
gy springs, axles, bub, sand and sun bands,
and everything in that line. 7, N.DAVEY.
Nov. II, ,s
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Superior Cotton Yarns.

lust received from the franklin Cotton 4
j Mills, shipment Of their very superior .
Cotton Yarns, No. to 10; ~ 8a
Carpet Yarn; as5s q, 4,
Coverlid do; ,-lirs.sf
Candle Wick; -
Twine and No. Batting;
For sale at the lowest manufacturers prices
by [septSl JAS. PURSELL II
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L0dtes pr ess Good Us

ever before offered in this market. Also, a
large quantity Of muslins and other goods, that
were bought directly Of the manufactures,
all exclusively for Cash, Profiting by these
advantages we are enable TO sell cheaper than
epsr. As we consider II 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
tie same BY mentioning long and underline
bic names, we copient ourselves by saying that
should you, give US call before purchasing
elsewhere, you will be amply femunerated for
your lime and trouble. AZ s,, s.ia a, /, 4,
Portsmouth, Oct. "a, 1851, .,e .,.s, "a X
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lust IN SEASON.

ID BELL & co. have the pleasure of fanoun-
H. cling to their friends and customers that
they are now better than ever prepared to
supply their wants in the
!. BOOT AND SHOE
line having large stock of their own manu-
acture in readiness for the Fall Trade and
being in receipt Of ample supplies Of Eastern
Goods to make their stock full and compleete
They would respectfully solicit IN examina
ton Of their Goods by ell persons in want Of
Clothing for the feet suitable for the season
and adaptedt to comfort, convenience and du.
fability, all Of which will be offered upon the
mist reasonable terms,
August 30, 1851. = - 80
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Marine Disaster.

aeas Sa-'. New YoRK, Nov. 26. :,
The British ship Union, was dismasted in
storm at sea on the 9Th inst. Her cargo and
26O passengers were saved by the brig Har-
riet, of Portland, and the ship Daniel Web
ster, of Boston, and from Liverpool. .
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Run AWAY.

.TNRoM the subscriber, on or about the Goth
IT, of September last a bound boy named
JOHN PRICE, aged about ten years. One
cent reward will be given to any person who
will return him 10 the subscriber.
~-,sl JIM. SALLADAY.
Nov. 27, ls5l-w4t-s @ aat
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House Furnishing Goods.

House Furnishing Goods.
and OH Cloths, 25 to 1925
" per yard, Stand, Suspending and Hall
Lamps: Chandeliers and Girandoles with Drops
Brttania Coffee Sets with detached Pieces.
French Gilt China Tea Sets, Vases, &c.
White and Painted Ifonstone Dining and
Tea Ware, Wall and Window paper--various
qualities, A general assortment Of ihe above
Just received and for sale by sgi-.e.l 4
Sept. /, 80 JAMES PURSELL.
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Notice.
I'm Withdrawing from the above firm, (for the
parpose of prosecuting exclusively our Pro-
duce and Manufacturing business.) we take
great pleasure in recommending to our patrons
and friends, as our successor in the above busi-
ness, our late partner, Mr.. Joseph W. Smith,
and solicit for him continuance Of the patron
age heretofore so literally extended 10 our late
firm, believing, with his facilities and qualif-
cations he canwell subserve the interests OF the
community. fn
JAMES W. DAVIS.
LUKE P. N. SMITH.
Portsmouth q Auplst 4 1851
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M ILL AND n CUT SAWS, some Of
lvl the "T. B. RowIand's" very celebrated
manufacture, warranted to be the very best in
market. q Pms T. N. DAVEY.
Nov. II, 1851. t-
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TnE undersigned takes great pleasure in
rendering his thanks to the citizens Of Ports
mouth and vicinity, for the liberal share Of
patronage given him in his profession, (beinga
stranger and new system,) his business hav-
ing increased to such an extent as to justify
the calling Of an assistant, as will be seen by
the card below. He would respectfully solicit
a continuance Of supportin the name Of the
new firm, both from the lriends Of the system,
(and his opponents for opposition has benefit
ed him much in bringing him before the pub
lie He would prefer however that the latt /,
would be kind enough and men enough to
come before the public and discassthe system,
or systems, that the public might be the better
Judge, il not we hope they will be kind enough
or men enough TO let HIM and the system a.
lone, for opposition otherwise, is ungentleman-
" and dishonorable. In conclusion, be hssur-
ed that nay gratitude is commensurate with the
confidence reposed in the system, and that no
pains shall be spared to render entire satisfac-
iion, in proving the system in every way supe-
rior TO the old Murcurial process OF curing dis
eases, as this community will know, and If
doubted book and names can be seen. t-I
Respectfully, your humble servant,
...'s. G. ST. G, HUSSEY, M D. !,
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superior Goods OfDofhesticllfan.
I, -.. Il, n vpfsaCfure. 4r s,4.;lss'1

EUyHE subscsIbers bsvs just received a,lct Of
|. II Plaid and heavy Flannelss Tweeds, Blan-
cts and Stocking Yarns Of Cirlsviile menufac,
ture which Goods took the premium u the late
81 sio Fair VIM ELDEN 4 co, $40 ,
saoct % ieilt ,o.z ,ashaeqsgs'.ge pit nlisft
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H. F..

gl Rainbow Circle No 13. ~.
BROTHERHOOD OF THElUNION Meets
-Devery Wednesday evening at 81 O'Clock
p. M.
Portsmouth, Nov. s, 1s5l-dtf
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Heavy ImportatiOns Of
DIR Y DS,
FOR THE WINTER TRADE!!
w MI glDEN g. CO..

Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods,
North Of The Portsmouth Branch Bank,
A RE now receiving their second supply OF
IN Goods for the winter trade. This is the
largest importation ever made to this market
either by ourselves or any body else. Our
Goods were purchased under the most advan-
tageous circumstances, many articles being
under manufacturers prices-owing to the
tightness of the money market and the many
failures Of the manufacturers in the east
Dealers in Dry Goods are respectfully inyi-
ted to call as we guarantee our Goods to be as
bw as any other house in the West.
Q9EeeNStUNre.
Imported directly from Liverpool in Crates
and Half Crates for sale as low as any house
East or West. VIM. ELDEN & co.
Portsmouth, nov II DIV
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ShOemakers Kit tand Findings.
A Largo lot ofPegs Lasts, Lineings Bind
IA ings, Calf, Kip, upper and Sole Leather
and general stock Of Kid and Morocco just
now opening at the Peoples Shoe Store on
Market St. R. BELL & Co.
Portsmouth, November, 81, 1851. ..7
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. Is nov receiving and opening an unusually
large stock Of 1oas iao H 7a
Ief FRESH GOODS |
adapted to the present scason. Having bought
most Of his bills for cash down, during the mo-
ney panic in the eastern cities, he 10 enabled
to offer q Qat
Extraordinary Inducements
to good men and cash buyers in the way Of
CHEAP GOODS. g-5' Merchants, Furnace
PrOprietors and the public generally are invited
ian examination Of his stock as early as pos
sible. -1aef
(e.T No. ], Enterprise Buildings, Front st.
Portsmouth, nov III, 1851. g-iesS ia ira
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6ADDLERY, consisting Of Hog Skins,
- White WeIting aud Pad Skins, fancy En-
ameled Leather, Morocco, and Goat Skins,
Plush, assorted Colors, Silk, Thread, Girting,
and ReinWebb, Bride Bits, Buckets, Martin.
gale Rings, Self Adjusting Trees, Japaned
Silver and Brass Mounting, Coach and Cart
t7ames, which will be sold as low as by any
house in Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. Bring
along your Invoices, and will cheerfully du-
plicate them. T. N. DAVEY.
Nov. II ,--dw
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NTE DON'T WISH TO MAKE, BUT
w to all those who buy goods anyNhere
else thai at HALLS, We would my you VIII
wish you hadn't been so green, the next time
you see any Of our customers. Mo odesty for
bids our saying that we can sol goods cheaper
than the manufacturer but this much ge
will say, we don't expect the profits from those
who pay TO cancel the debts Of tho Sc who will
not. We trus, none but paying men, there
fore, We can sell a Icetie cheaper than the
generality Of our brethren in the west.
We do not pretendao enumerate our stock,
as we hold il would be easier to commence al
the other end Of the list and say what We
havnt got. Suffice II to say that we have Just
received large and well assorted
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
and other articles, by way Of accommodation.
To our old customers, who already know
where the best goods can be got for the lolcess
prices, we would say that we are now cheaper
than ever, 3 s- n ~
To the Ladies, we would respectfully Invite
you to call and examine our stock Of
FANCY GOODS,
And although considered by some to be an
most out Of the city, we can assure you that
il is only pleasant evenings walk down ts
our establishment.
To the Country merchants, we would cali
your attention 10 our large and extensive stock,
and feel assured that you would not lose
anything by careful examination.
To aiI we would add, we consider it'ne
trouble to show our goods buy or no buy. Cali
and examine,
At The OLD and well known stand Of
| w. HALL & SON,
Oct. 4, 81 Front ST., Portsmouth, Ohio.
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A MRS. Il. E. CURRIE, /.

~ X
"AS just received and is now opening
IL her Fall and Winter stock of
Fashionable BOnnets,
Which are of the most approved materials and
made in the very latest style She has also a
recent supply Of
STYLISH RIBBONS,
adapted to different forms and colors Of Bon
nets, as well as to different compilations.
She feels justified in saying that her numer.
GUS friends and customers will find their tastes
grati6ed by her present assortment, and she
invites them to give her an early call. o@
November l, l65l-dw2m
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T ABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
IL yer, large lot, for the Jobbing trade
Also some beautiful Ivory Handled Sets of 81
pieces. TN. VEY.
Nov. II, 1851.
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RffhIo over Socks,

For Ladies' and Gentlemen Just received by
Nov. 81, 1851. R, BELL & Go. :
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CtOrTONFARN.-s0O Bales Cotton Yarns.
~ 100 balea Carpet Warp !; Also Qoymlid
Yarn, W1appinr, Irvine, and Candle Wickirr
orsalsbF 81 iansl1l k q r, ROSS
fa4r. eai
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Tooir Patrons in Portsmouth, and its uicini-
~, Especially the Ladies. we tender our sin.
cere thanks. aud hope by pursuing an undevi-
ating course. unalloyed integrity, and by using
our best endeavorsto please we may gain and
merit continuance Of the patronage with
which We have heretofore been favored We
take pleasure in announcing that we have
Just received the larges, and cheapest assort-
r.
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FILLINGUPAGAIN
CHEAPEST STORE.
| gs2s|s = > -
Second Stock Of Fall Il Winter Dry Goods at
R EE SIDE q CO. S
North East Corner Of Market and Second streets,
PORTSMOUTH, o. @s
Now one and all at Resides call,
New Goods they are receiving, 90
Their goods are neat and prices cheap
They'll sell without deceiviDg. ~,g
OF numerous sorts and divers kinds
They're at their Store Displaying,
Give them call and you will find
They strictly keep their saying. ~
They have De Lains and Bombazine,
Also Alpaca LnstTe, M, ,..i,, +.
Such silks and satins nc'er were seen
As is their lot to muster. 5(t
Such vast amounts Of muslins too, tF 2
Which they sell by yard or bale, p
or bleached and brown, and every hue,
They offer now for sale.
Their cords Of prints of every sort
So cheap tits needless telling,
They'll sell as low as can be sold,
TO say that much they're willing.
Their linens, fannela, cloths aud ticks,
Glauaa rthhanc nd ananandaro
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Notice.

Portsmouth, o., Augustl /, 1851.
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Medical Circular.

Portsmouth, O., August |, 1851. Z
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DACoN--IO casks Clear Sides for sale by
ID june II s. R. ROSS.
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DEB.

December 70. a. Harmony. Pa, of consumption. WILL
LIAM p, MckUNE, aged 81 years.
lu London Nov 80, after few days Illness WILLIAM
LOWTHEK for many years resident Of this City IN the
Suddenly a, Brooklyn, on Monday evening Dec &c. Col
WILLIAM EDWARDS, IN the go year OF his age.
me elayes ana trends 81 the family also those OF ms
TO attend the funeral services at 81 o'clock p. NJ We'd
nesday 3is al the house Of his son-i law Henry Row
On TUESDAY Dec 60 of congestion of the lungs
JOHN STAPLES. aged 50 years months, and 10 days
The and friends of the family are respectfully
lnyitedt attend his funeral this day. at ~ o'clock N
from his late residence. No 10 Hester. st.
At Ephrata, fulton County. Dee i6 Mrs ANN wife of
Thomas Dawes and daughter of the late George Powers
Sen. Of BROOKLYN, in the 65th year other age
Monday Dec 70. Mr.. JOHN WYCKOFF. aged 81
His friends aud acquaintanees. and those of his son.
Samuel Wyckeh, respectfully invited TO attend his
iunefa from ms late residence, No IFS franklin ST. this
Al Buencs Ayres, 9th October last FRANCIsw DOM
iNlCk in the s2d year OF his age. formerly resident Of
:, Al sallsbuiy c. Dec =. Rev. 8 .. BUMPASS;M
Church, and EDITOR OF The Wtekig MESSAGE aged IS
or epilepsy; on the morning of Dec. 80, LEONARD I.
The relatives and friends, and those of his brother
thanes Cromwell are invited to attend his funeral
from the residence Of his brother No IS East Seventeenth
81 thus "Wednesday afternoon. az O'Clock
Ofconsumpiion, Dec 80, AUGUSTUS PERLEf, IN the
3h year of ms age.
The relatives and frsads of the deceased respectful
y mvie 10 attend hS funeral a. his late residences No
COS Sxth-av mean Thirty eghth-St at o'clock On Thurs
Al Montgomery, Orange c. N Y. Dee. Is, Mrs EVE
MILLER. widow Of the late Johannes Miller Esq., IN the
9ld year If her age
AT Wilton. Conn. Monday. Dec 20. after short
.llness, HENRY b. COVERT son Of George M and Hes
ter Ann Covert.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tcnd the funeral AZ the Macdougss Chucn this morn
ing, 3lst, az 10 o'clock
In Tins Cry, on Monday monng, Dec %. 1884, Of con-
ge,tiou OF the lungs. Ms ANNA CoLBURN re.ict Of
Walter COlburn. aged O. years She respected and
beloved by all who knew her while living, aud her deah
viii be sincerely mourned by large circle OF friends and
acquaintance.
~ Rome and Buffalo IN. y Peoria aud Peru tIh) }
and Cincinnati %. papers please COPY
At Danen, Cozn.. recently, THADDEUS BELL, aged
g. He served N the Revolutionary
A. Washington. Dsc "a NATHANIEL W. ADAMS,
native Of Connecticut formerly of Euffalo n Y.
Al Carmel. Putnam Co., ELIZABETH, widew of Amos
Beden. aged 50.
rent citizen, aged e.
AT Racine, Wis LOT SEARCH, a Revolutionary SOL
der. and native OF NeW-JeTsey. aged %
AT Rsohes er. ". Y. Dec. IS DR. MATHEW BROWN.
(who settled IN T. IN 1870 aged IS.
Al AshtaDula Dec. 9, AARON HARMON, native CT
Berkshire Co. Mass, aged II.
Al Xenla, Ohio, SAMUEL GALLOWAY aged g.
A Dallas Cry. IL. Dec. 3, J. ID. SPALOING native
81 gouery Co n. Y. and formerly Of The Grant Co.
(Wis Herald and The Fort Madison Iowa. Statssran.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 81, 1851

Wind, 8, " lem the sTtsk and bay com d,rsey DE-
rafErhsd p M-Iaf Dark Fairmount. irpn West Ia
di.s; C<ese from Il p8derry Paex. ff0n Pae-,H ca
beo LOUISA ron tlsiarzas Fl - Ba IS fon Se n =
d. and British hrs. n airy sophia, from Iaeg, VITA osi
e sails 20 tie harbor last night NJ chtass the
feet at the bre g. except the above nc-esse Ia
Charles Thompson. hoa. New Orleans; teais Daniel
Webb n DunSter Amelia and 4 WhI,morc, cane IN
THIS morning The steamer AuOCca came DO gn n AZ r.
noon at o'clock, AID Dlr.s the ace SILL vc s'fls NJ
an attempt by any vessel 10 the harboF has been made TO
proceed W.
MATAGORDA Dec AR brig Lavtccs. Cr'e7nan.
Mobile Cid 29'n MIS-. sch- Pacific Atvel. New isf<
5th INST schr Monterey Ackley. New-Of leans. BfrSs
O,tna Cohun, Eom Boston. ayr. eve Of lssa; rnnsy'
Coburn for do 25sb, hr Brlow for do, llg Velt 10
sea NH bark Manchester, Porter, do. bng Chpriaw,
Duel, do
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2q-Arr sehr Howard, Lowell,
NewYoIk. cd steamship Eastern State. FoSeTs B0s-
ton brig Maklald. Yates Barbados.
PROVINCETOWN. Dec. 2o-Sld. brig Alabama Mo-
bile having put in previous 70 18th. Capt. Eliot sid -
have left the big account of Sickness and the vessel
proceeded in charge OF the mate
SAVANNAH Dec 26-Arr. bark Maria Morton, Bulk
lev New-York brig Whitaker Handy. Boston schrs.
d RI Ba'dwia Mitchell. Baltimore SayliEs. Patrick.
DO Went 10 sea ship Ha tf-rd. Sannerman New York
brig Eolus Moore do. schr J. II Holmes pdge, Pka.