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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-10
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY e. II. H,oNAUGHT, SALESMAN.
ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KIT

~ CHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On
Tuesday Morning, the 10th instant, commencing at
halt past o'clock, at the residence OF II Gill; ESQ
who is declining housekeeping, situated on Clay street,
between Adams street and the Brook Avenue, we
shall proceed to sell auction without reserve the
made, nearly and well kept, consisting in part viz
Two handsome mahogany Sofas, ~ mahogany stuff
ed Chars, II ahogany and cane Rocking Chairs cane
seat and Windsor Chairs, pair mahogany Card
Tables, mahog. centre, dining room and other Tables
Mahogany high post and low post Bsdste ads Mahoga-
ny Bureaus, Washstands and Chamber furniture,
Oil Cloths, Mating, Hair Carpeting &c i handsome
set 10y Grandoles Glass and Crockery. ware, Toilet
and other Looking Glasses, very good assortment of
hcheh Furniture also, other articles appertaning to
housekeeping too numeroussto msntion.
, ~ g. One splendid Aloe with other rich plants will
be added TO the sale.
rs Terms at sale.
seq PULIIAM q SLADE, Aucts.
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BLOCKADE OF THE MISSISSIPPI-LATER
FROM Ell PASO

~, New ORLEANS, Sept S, 1851.
the sd inst to blockade the mouth OF the Mississippi
and intercept any expedition that may attempt to leave
with view of invading CuJa.
The Vixen has been lying at Pensacola for several
days past undergoing repairs but the pressing nature Of
her orders has compelled her to leave without finishing
them, and but one of her boilers is fit for use
We have later advices from Ell Paso, but there is no
news cfimportance
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-10
DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN GEORGIA.

COLUMBUS, Sept. S.
A disastrous storm has swept over lower Georgia,
which has proved very destructive to buildings and
crops Thousands of dollars worth Of property have
been carried away.
The steamers Magnolia and Falcon, near this place,
were made complete wreck by the hurricane.
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TELEGRAPHED
Mr.. WEBSTER DANGEROUSLY ILL.

MR.. WEBSTER DANGEROUSLY Ill.
BosToN Sept. 9.
Hon Daniel Webster is reported to be lying DANCE.
rousy ill at Franklin, New Hampshire.
Judge Ptman to day pronounced in the U. s. DIG
trict Court, a eulogy on the late Judge Woodbury..
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-10

Virginia Monongalia, class No 121, Sept. I3-Capi-
tai $50 900, 20 ST. 800, 1896 900 Of 1000 of TO-
0oo Of 5000, 10 Of 5000, &c. rs nos, Is drawn
Tickets $l5--shares in proportion. =
seen at the Office as proof Of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the nunaber.
Orders for packages, certificates OF packa ges and
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries, will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re-
luested. Please address orders to
ses N. STATION. Richmt md, Va
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SATURDAY-Monongal extra, No: l0l-Capi
tai: $4,25o. is numbers, Is drawn. Tickets 81
halves 5Oc., quarters 25c.
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acknowledgements extra, No. l2O-CaPital
$4,000. rs nos, Is drawn. Tickets S..
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NOTWITHSTANDING ongaIia, No. lls-C apita
$1,000. Ct nos, IL drawn. Tickets SO, halves .
quarters2 so.
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THURSDAY gala, extra. No. 99a'Capita
/, quarters 80. ar,
THURSDAY Monongala, No. ll9-Capital
$4,000. 10 nos, ID drawn. Tickets 30, halves 81
quarters Is.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-10

By the last will and testament of Philip B. White,
deceased the business heretofore conducted by MAS
SIZE g. WHITE is to be continued, for The joint ben
eft oil the parties. solicit continuation OF the pa
trouage of the former customers and friends OF Philip
| B. White, dece ased. }. B. hEESEE,
| ~ 5d6t Executor of Philip B. White, decd.
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>e,se FOR BOSTON-First and only Vessei-
$50 The superior fast sailing Schooner VICTORY,
Eckerson, master, having the greater portion of her
cargo engaged and going on board will sail with
all possible Dispatch For balance Of freight of 800
packages tobacco or passage, having superior accom-
modations. Apply to master on board, at Edmond &
Davenport's Wharf, or to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-10

The United States Mail Steamer franklin, Capital
Wotton arrived thismornng at 10 O'clock from Havr
and Southampton. Capt. w. left Cowes at 6 o'cloc
on the morning of the S9h Of August. thus making III
passage in eleven days
GENER AL. SUMMARY
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III AY.-36l bale prime Hay, TO arrive in few
u Il days, for sale by
Sc 8-3t MARK DOWNFY

| a XES manufactured by Robt Archer & Co, Rich
| IA mond in store and for sale by
| Sc s WILLIAMS e. BRO
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At the request OF the commandant of the castle, the
prisoners asked they had the benefit OF medical
attendance since their confinement. They replied that
lhey mad. They were also asked il they had been
provided with Two meals day and whether they bad
Dfeao and coffee tor breakfast Some said they had !;
but others replied that they had no coffee. The COM
nahoant Immediately Inquired the OF his subor
nina'e, VINO stated that those who had been confined
lHele on he previous evening too late to be pro-
vo?o of on that morning, but that they would have
tneif allowance OF coffee at dinner. He stated that the
others mad besn provided for according to the Order
may De proper to add that the prisoners appeared
TO be IN good health and by no means go much reduced
as te exposure and hardships would seem 10 warrant.
Ihey even appeared to be cheerful, which may have
been the effect OF their relief from condition Of far
greater anAety and suffering experienced urng their
Wanderngs upon the island
i should have stated that my first lieutenant Mr..
Taylor, was with me during this interview.
The whole number OF prisoners including those not
yet brought to Havana is officially stated 10 be about
one hundred and thirty
1have Just learned that Lopez, who was captured on
Friday last, (!August 49, brou ght in last NIGHT
and publicly garoIed at seven O'Clock this morn ing
Welearn that, upon receipt of these dispatches,
the President directed copies to be sent to the
Spanish Minister, the further to enforce an ap-
peal already made to that government, now since
the leader of the expedition has been cut off, to
deal mercfully with his deluded followers, who
were enticed into the invasion under the belief
that the people of the island We're already in state
OF revolution, and desired assistance to establish a
epubcan COVER nment-a state of facts which
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Drawn Nos Of Monongalia, No. llS-Sspt 9th !:
So So IS 43 20 81 9 IA 10 60 80 rs 7 80.
Ticket Nos 5 80 GA prize OF 500 sold and paid
bv STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of MonongaIia, Elk. No. Y-Sept 9th:
So SO % 60 60 IL &c II GO 2 9 10.
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ENXECUTORS NOTICE.-Bavng qualified
as aasSaS t. Of pnR b W all
pay up and all persons having claims against him will
present them, properly authenticated, that arrange
msns may be made to pay them, as wish to close The
J. B. KEESEE.
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Ticket SD halves SO; quarters So. CERTIFICATES Of
package OF whole tickets $3.50, halves $780, quarters
$685.
Orders for Tickets in any Of the Maryland Lotteries
will the prompt and confidential attention,
addressed to f. Morris & Co., Managers, orto
G. w. PURCELL.
au 81 Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.-Wi be sold for cash On, WEDNES-
IN DAY next, the 10th day Of September, at II
clock, A. NJ the house for the balance of the wear
to expire LIST July, 1852 situated on Franklin street
and lately occupied by John 2. Lee. as the property
OF said Lee, to satisfy rent and executions
se9 JOHN GODDIN, Fl. C.. C.
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<s FOR RENTING Rooms over the store of
MA Charles Harwel 81 Co., opposite the Swan Tav-
ere No. l07 Broad street.
au 81 G TT. &, CO.
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SDnAA BAGS LAGUYRA, RIO AND
~VV JAVA COFFEE, 10 store and for sale by
re WILLIAMS d BRO.
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1sl,,5i1. - a LARGE AND NEW
ISes sS--z1=1a@As importation OF GUNS aud FOWL
EaES ING TACKLE, opening at
&y S. SUTHERDAND'S,
No. ia lam street,
Opposite the Farmers and Virginia Banks
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:sAsuperor dne last sailing regular packet schr.
JULIETTE, Captain Obed Bakor, having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged and going on board will
sa with III possible dispatch For balance of freight
of 300 packages tobacco, passage, having superior
accommodations, apply to captain on board at Ed
mond & Dayenport's wharf, or to -
seS DAVID CIJkRIE.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-07-21
MARRIED,

On the nth inst by Rev J.W. Whits, Mr..
CHARLES LALEND0RFF and Miss SERE-
ma KIDD, all OF this City.
On the 18th inst, by Cornelius Mccoy,
Esq, Mr.. DAVID CHANEY to Miss JANE
PIcKEREL, both Of Greenup County, X.
On last evening, Thursday the 18th July
inst, by Rev. M. Hicks, Mr.. JAMES w.
RIGGs TO Miss MARY Z. TAYLOR, both OF
this city.
Having had thegood fortune to be a wit
ness Of the interesting ceremony which re-
suited in thehymenial union above mentioned
as well as partaker Of the good things which
abounded on the joyful occasion, our heartex-
'pands with the fulness ofits wishes for the
present and continued happiness Of oftheyoung
couple. Long may theylive, surrounded with
as many Of the roses and as few ofthe thorns
Of human existe nee, as is compatible with
a due preparation for happier life beyond
the present. ,r-
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Cincinnati type Foundry

|ITVHE patrons Of this establishment are in.
IL formed that its business will suffer as III.
lie change as possible in consequence Of the
d cath OF the late Agent, Mr. Horace Wclls.--
The Mechanical department will continue in
charge Of Messrs. L. T. and VIM. Wells, 10
whose efforts Il Is already mainly indebted for
its present high state Of perfection, and no pains
will be spared 10 render its manufactures fully
what they profess 10 be--equal to any in the
Borld; A large new and complete Specimen
wook 10 rapidly printing, which we expect 10
have ready for diatrsbllion about tho lst Of
|SepternSen Wehave on hand 4 large stock
of Printing Material of every description. in.
cluding new and second hand Power and Hand
Presses which we are ready 10 sell on IN
months time for good notes, or make a discount
Of 10 per cent. from regular prices for caSb
down. All orders addressed 10 the Cincinnati
Type Toundry will meet with prompt atten.
lion.
g5- Country papers phblishing this adyer-
tisement four times before the lst OF August
ncxt, and seading usa copy Of the paper cbn4
tanning II, will be paid In type on purchaAing-
three times tho amount Of the bill. A ANgN
\ June 8, ls5l--4L CHARLES WELLS,
Seo'y
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 10, 1851

~ frrE OinClnHhIl, July AoJ iOci,
FLOUR GRAIN-The -four market presen-
ted quiet appearance to-day. In prices no
change was observable, Receipts continue
very light. Ssles to-day comprised 80 bis
at $3, Is; IS do at $3,25, and ITO do at SO, 10.
In grain the only sale noticed was 200 bus
Rye at 81; wheat is in good demand at 600
S.. 2
CHEEsE-Sales Of $50 bxs in lots at 6i.-
The receipts exceed the demand.
GRocEnIEs- market is quiet and sales
are confined to small lots to county trade.
A sale Of IL hhds fair sugar at 6; and so bgs
prime coffee at $50 days.
pRoyIsIoNs-,rhere was nothing done to-
day in any article. River has risen Is in
ches last "a hours.
WHIsKEY-,n good demand and light
receipts. Prices adsS ted to-day. Sales
of $50 bis I'm, river; so fm store; 35 I'm canal
at lS4; SO do FIN wagons at 1885,
BurTER-SaIes Of 20 000,lbs prime, at 80;
II bis do at8a The demand is rather BET.
ter and receipts are but moderate.
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GhnmeerY lNnfice.

T0HN BONSER Of the Territory Of Ore
q gOni Allen Moore and Hannah bis wife Of
the State Of Indianas Charlton Brown and Rho
do his wife Of Gfeenup county, Kentucky;
Allen Ferguson, Joseph Ferguson. Henry Fer
gnson, Vincent Ferguson and Iesse Ferguson
Of the State Of Illinois; Samuel Ferguson Of
California, John Ferguson Of Oregon ,and Isaac
Ferguson Of The Territory Of Utah are here
by notified, that on the 18th day Of July,
A. D. 1851, Uriah Bonser OF Scioto county,
Ohio, filed In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Scioto county aforesaid his Bill in Chancery
against them and the other heirs Of Isaac Bon
ser, Sr. late Of said Scioto county, decd, the
object and prayer Of which Bill Is to obtain
decree against the heirs of said Isaac Bonaer,
decd, for the specific performance of an agree-.
ment, which is allcdged to have peon entered
into by said Isaac Bonser, Sr in his life timeby
which he ugreed to convey TO said Uriah Bon
ser tract Of land situate in said county Of
Scioto in the south east corner Of the SOUTH
wet quarter Of sec 5, Township2 and Range
20, ana containing acres more or less: And
the said defendants are hereby further notified
that unless they appear ard plead, answer or
demnr 10 said Bill within sixty days after the
neyt term o { said Court, ite said Uriah Bonser
at the term next after the expiration Of said
sixty days will apply to said Court to take the
matters Of the said Bill as confessed and TO de-
cree thereon accordingly.
A. CREIGHTON, fr.
July,l9, l65l-6w Solr. for complt.
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COMMERCIAL,
Review Of the Portsmouth Market for
the Week ending July ei. 1851.

Review Of the Portsmouth Market for
the Week ending July 81, 1851.
GENERAL REMARKS, STATE OF TRADE, &C.
Upon enquiry in our usual rounds we learn
that the business Of !he past week has fallen
somewhatbelow the general average. and TIE
cause is attributable to the baying and har-
vesting season among the farmers, and to the
low stage of the river which keeps back our
upriver friends. Our Pomeroy, Sandy and
Ironton packets are making theirregular trps.
The navigation on the "Raging Canal is still
suspended by the repairs of Locks. &c., and
it will be some four or five weeks before the
work is completed. Some of our merchants
arenow east preparing for fall trade.
We subjoin the following quotations.
Our readers will bear in mind that the pri-
ces named refer only to wholesale trallsac-
tions.
FLOUR 4 GRAIE-0n Monday last the sales
of flour were at 1920 mainly, but towards
the close of the week the market stiffsned
somewhat, and this morning (2lsD we quote
City brands at 1925. The stocks in mills
and store is not large. Oats are dull, and
from present appearances will be still lower.
Some parcels of wheat are coming in and
good qualities bring 62s from grade. There
are some large shipments Of corn going for
ward from our wharf to points below.
SuIAR q MoLAssEs-These staples of our
market, are and will doubtless continue firm,
until the close of the season. We quote su-
gar al 63@7, and molasses firm at 25c. Su-
garhouee molasses is held at 42c. In loaf
and crasted sugars no change.
CoFFEE--There have been some arrivals Of
coffee from the east of late. The average
quotations are 10c.
CoTroN YARNs-With but little enquiry,
yarns are held at l9 cents.
WHrskEY--Sales Of Reclifed at Tito ls
cents. Market dull.
Pic Iron--No transactions noted. Our
Canal navigation before alluded to, cuts off
all shipments in that direction.
CoRDAGE--The present rates Of Manila
Cordage will doubtless be sustained. Our
advices from the East would show that
Hemp is firm as last quoted.
CLoTHINe-0ur wholesale Clothing men
are disposed TO offer their stocks at low pri-
ces. In view of fall sales, we note decline
ofl0 per cent. thereon.
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Water Filters.
JAMES PURSELl.
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in

A"PVHt0I uHU WHUIbSHIe UedI6T IN
aUEENSWARE,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
Ill Manufacturer an assortment of sizes o
the best Water Filters ever invented. Fami
lies that have tried them pronounce them su.
perior to any in use. The muddiest river wa
ter when filtered becomes as clear as crystal
leaving in the chamber Of the filter an aston
ishing quantity Of filth.
TIE Rev. Mr.. Hicks, who las had one in
use for sometime, will give any necessary In
formation respecting them.
Steamboats,, Hotels and Families supplied al
Manufacturers prices. Jyl7
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ON, To one Tsescuc, on !

THERE will be grand rally of the Corn
j Raisers, Liquor Men, Farmers aud Friends
OF Freedom at the Market House on Satirdds
July 25th al 9 o'clock. for the purpose Of adop-
ting measures for our own protection.
Several good speakers will be there, and ad-
dresses delivered. s,,. tf 81,
All interested are earnestly SOLICITED 10 be
there and promote by their voice and will the
cause of freedom
"a suly2l lwd6sw 6l,rb
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Chancery Notice.
Inc CITY oil Portsmouth, } \,
vs. In Chancery.

The City of Portsmouth, )
Henry Buchanan, ct al
HENRY BUCHANAN, John l.. Green,
IL III Chares A. Woodbridge, S. Sterrett Barr,
William Bailey, Mary ]. Bailey, james Boyle.
Eliza Bo'le. Samuel Blair, and CaroIins Blair.
are hereby notified that on the Both day Of
June, A. ID. 1851. the City OF Portsmouth,
filed in the Court Of Common Tleas, Of the
county Of Scioto and State Of Ohio, u bill in
Chancery against them, the object Of which
bill IS to obtain payment Of an assessment
heretofore made in pursuance Of an Act passed
March A. 1S45, entitled San act supplemental
ry to the act entitled an act further TO amend
an act entitled an act to incorporate the Town
of Portsmouth, in the county OF Scioto, passed
"March IL, 1898 upon the south half Of out
lot No. 81, as designated on the recorded Platt
of the Town of Portsmouth, in consequence of
the extension Of Front street eastwardly from
Chllicothe street to the old line Of the corpo-
ration, by order aud under authority Of the
President and Common Council Of the Town
Of Portsmouth, and in default Of such payment,
TO subject the said half Of out lot No. "a, or 80
much thereof, as may be necessary for the pur-
pose to sale for the satisfaction Of said assess
ment and the said Henry Buchanan, John l..
Green, Charles A, Woodbridge, s. Sterrett
Barr, William Bailey. Mary J.. Bailey, james
Boyle, Eliza Boyle, Samuel Blair and Caroline
Blair, are further notified, that unless they ap-
pear, and plead, answer or demur TO the said
bill within sixty days after the next term oil said
court, the said City Of Portsmouth, at the next
Term Of the court, after the expiration Of said
sixty days, will apply to said court 10 take the
matters Of the bill as confessed, and 10 decree
thereon accordingly. e. w. JORDAN,
-.s...,.. Solicitor for Complainant.
June 80, 1918
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DIED.

On Thursday last, MARGARET, wife Of Pc
ter Nuedoerfer.
On The 18th inst. GEORGE ELLA infant
daughter Of G. w. and Martha ], Hum
phreys. as. s.l .g i.,5
:, On the same day, LEwELI4N b. infant
daughter Of H. R. and O. w. Charlesworth.
On the same day, ANNA MARIA wife Of
Anthony Hechinger, all Of this City.
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New Spring Goods.

I'D BELL, q Co, [nsyerto be outdone IN
HI anything else than boastingl take pleas.
ure IN announcing to their friends that they
have just receiyeda a beautiful stock of Boots
and Shoes, for spring wear, consisting Of the
latest styles for Gentlemen, Ladies and chil.
dfen, hapdsonjpphd good. Pfices as hereto.
fore, ~ the iow5st possible figure. Always Oh
hand ~ eqinpIcla assortment Of our own manu-.
IscsaFeet Wholesale Of Retail. Call aud take
look Don Forget The place. People Row
Market street. nal2c- dcN .sl..
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liasnlntinn Nntica.

HTNHE partnerahip heretofore existing be-
III tween the undersigned, in the consiruc-
tionof section l6, Of the Scioto g. Hooking
Valley Railroad, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The work upon said section will
hereafter be prosecuted BY D. w. & E. N.
Myers, by whom all claims against said section,
ana against the late firm;of Myers & Graham
VIII Pc paid. s. W. & E. N. MYERS.
T. J. GRAHAM.
July.ll, l65l--d3w
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby warned moi TO trust
N or harbor my wifo HEsTER w. LUTHER,
on my account, as will pay no debts Of bei
contracting, she having left my bed and boarc
without just cause or provocation.
July is, 1851. ;3...l b M! KS
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Notice,

A LII persons are forewarned not to buy OF
"A Hester w. Luther, wife Of Lawrence
Luther, note on George Luther payable to
said Lawrence Luther. which calls for the sum
of five hundred dollars ,--she having obtained
said note by unlawful means.
GEORGE LUTHER,
M s LAWRENCE LUTHER.
July l6, 1851.
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BatIls! ! Baths!l
A SET Of 6ne Baths are now in operation
"A in the basement Of NJ. 7'l7'7I'''
.-N 0firnaat pu,lasrss -

Oos 1uiidinBA
corner Of Second and Market streets. where
strangers and citizens can bc accommodated. Il
any hour duving the day, with all The facilities
for luxurious and healthiul abluuon. The
rooms are lai ge and airy, and every attention
will DO paid 10 secure comfort and cleanliness.
The Subscribers have opened also, In con
nection with the above
centlemens' Dressing saloon,
where every attention will be paid 10 Shdping
and Hair Cutting IN the most fashionable style,
OF 10 suit the taste Of customers. They fat
ter themselves that The kenness Of their blades,
their delisecy Of touch. and THAR acknowl-
edged skill will insure general satisfaction,
stss n8la 5ilshtili ", q. SIMPSON,, y.
J n fe j ]. MINER,
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TO NEW YORK IN So HOURS
! New A Arrangement 4!

|NJE are now prepared to carry passenger.
w undcr the following arrangement: The
Stage will leave Portsmouth every day at I.
o'clock A. M. and arrive ut Columbus nexl
day at u o'clock Am, in time to connect
with the express train to Cleveland. Time
from Chllicothe TO Columbus 6 hours--from
Columbus to Cleveland from Portsmouth d
Ne,o York Jgty-taoo hours! This is the sbortes;
cheapest and quickest route TO New York, and
only 46 hours TO Philadelphia.
L G. TERRY, Ae't.
Office us. Hotel, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Portsmouth June, 20, 1851. fl}9s
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Summer Fashions.

MFRS. CURRlE has received this day o
lVl large lot OF new style. Bonnets Rib
bons and Flowers, and invites the ladies' OF
this city and vicinity, TO call and examine
them. 91
May l4-dw. sa ~ ''ts
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OMBs, Brushes, Fancy Dustinr and
~. Hearth Brushes, Scfubbine and Shoe do. !,
May Is. 1851
nj MAiLsl.NAiLs!-Jast received Two Hun.
% dred Kegs Nails for sale lower than ever.
june 10 r. IN. pX XvEy's
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-07-21

ID ECEIVED this day large lot Of Cap
N Grown Rcnnets from 75cts to $3.50,
June 4, 1851. II e. CURRlE.