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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
kSt'N a.

NEGRO man named BOB escaped from the l2th Of last
a.u>l S4: ahpu! 5iest inches agh and OF very
IN or Sc ~ years old and weighing about to pounds
inclined 10 be little red When spoken To
G.s When ped. he had wskers quite hall
g Ills dress consisted white hoinespun ock
an patlcns lie ~ ncied;u be little para.
lie vas carried from Faqier county Richmond sold 10
a Robinson. purchase by the 27h April, lSo, from
;,.nsr Il may be more than likely. that said negro may
,rsmg about Warr.non heard that his wife was
AGED sy gentleman Warrenlon. ONE HUNDRED DOLLaRs
.s vii be given for said negro delivered in safe jail
"a cao s25 ii delivered Mr. Jos Ruin Alexandria
u, o: 81. Ii deliver Ro. Lumpkn IN Richmond Va
r,,. .;--r.ir PRESTON WORTHY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

We learn that Shelton F. Leake Esq., has accepted in
vitaon from the Democratic Association of Richmond TO
visi, this city, and will address the people Friday evening
next the 2Sh inst, the African Church. halpas
o'clock. Come one, come all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
I-,E1T, B!,Li,AiSS REI.AED.

,s,yay,l .a,l Angus; ta-t. man servant VII
L LI,W. jra'- mns. William C"enanl Tie took with hm a
- h#.. when Cu>inct sack Coat and
oa 700 Hat Hearty lew, The other Articles not re-
-..G.!e!.
.. Dir. road wagon lat Ncar) asa. Al or near
He may ave cit Tor the line OF some Railroad
,ii,a,ox Rivers a,! is passing
NAV atrnp 10 Tree STATE bought hun o Dr. F. Muse.
,n. way aec h- was raised. lie has Mr.. r. Fitz
"a "a rc;r tvi r H. Epes. brother al DR. Bards and a
,x.,. Cc " Narpcrs ui Dnwilie. lie copper eolocd.
y , n hail is about eight inches high and is abou,
; wears e: give The above reward for his apprehension
s. siys., oil the State, or twenty II taken
: he safe Ny Pos, Ohice is Petersburg. b. b. kEESEE
ir CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

AVAILABLE GIFT.-The much admired Organ, which
exhibition a, the Fair in Baltimore has been pur
chased by w. W. CaRcoRAs Esq, Of Washington, Tor
$1,000 and has been by him presented gift to the West
Lunatc Asylum u. Staunton Va II manufactured by
mir Henry Erben, of Baltimore and obtained prize medal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

Three dollar counterfeit bills the Farmers and Mechan
les Bank OF Maryland in circulation in Baltimore The
sgnette consists Of three female figures representing Ag
culture and Mechanics and side of the vgnette
die containing the figure g. The are in every respect
badly executed, and, with little care, easily detected
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DIED,

DIED. in Savannah, Ga Thursday nis;: Eth inst, NARY
CAskE. eldest child OF Ru5r anl Mary uchson. aged
years Month aud thirteen days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

NEW YORK Nov. % :.
Flour hos advanced cents per bo. Gain sicdy The
Baltic smiled to-day with city passengers and million
nnety.six thousand in gold
The Daniel Webster COR ChsIresa Wit! 300 passengers:
sailed to-day The Wingirld Scott from New O:ieens Ia
oelow.
BALTIMORE Nov. %.
MARKETS.-No sales OF Fous to-day market geaefal-
!; unchanged
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,t,nEp DAILY AND SEMI l-WEEkLf,
+ 3 Il VI -.


-.vs:, !uiia a.rum ant. AZ the rate o e's'
F@. ;hln Hear For the SEM
=. ah, go .,r srnrr ana .Acr dollars for muts, .i.
E>! l Re t,i "a lie g7rs. RENTED ~ mail, posi- paid;
let u a., -, Al. l;,:, Al the cEG al H." year
'A u. I'm, "icc may remGitI per mali, III good aud
NOES the risk ni the Edi'"rs me rs;i"c q aAHt
ratat rs. The ;u>su2c of single letter Is scarce
r.; t!n iir Ii IS the accunI'ann OF postage III
4 tl:osHs TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,,lIN CNStlREN:-tcr TsS lines or less. hrs. IL
~ TIE ,: lsr
s'on by twice Week, three times %e TX, :hi-:y
| charged ii:ty dollars Tor thirty lines. and II
Ahiu"' cr.iscinr;i U: Il :rtH!": pSi-eXcet tFt y
h i ,;, ucrr~ CHARGED ,tull riEclndei y
's.!r .,vl y ii.hLhtuI TEN lines .css hrsl usari"i
- -. - = !, sunill-a.ce 81 csmiS.
Ss i u,ts uuS. accompanied with ;iic advance pay
''r''s-'... .. ,..rst,, - ,ss'1e cNrcGlian
, :uies Of srcss,!'nE e'gAt '!'IsS' az
81 .....a5.cfs
- . al Marriages nr tie cnuE:r.. ~heGtTsr IN
~ r,a ..sGu~i,;" u, aus lie tdtruiicae! oy n
II. -: .r.sas q ,e aEi4.i..';"a y: ;'v; :" I" ~
ErN'.' .r. s.ats# gc. b"Cn taken -
t -. :s raf cd h, cs9Iur :nar;i.Ius Ee nlGs
.;re cnuc''tu 'c.'t''nt n+!'. cert
.,.t! "a! i.r- N f,. "fs"
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.i.,iiN u. LATR A vi.

4 VyRN 4
"AsulSGToS City, D. c.
|D:tyiCT,S rnugs the District .; Columbia
;-r'Is profession. which be entlust
4 as lie refers "a
Me-sr, SELDEN, NIrAERs IL Co,
Gs:i JSu. VI NcCALLA, Washington, d. e.
JAMES J. MILLER. Esq.
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Tie Richmond Times SAYS:


"Thc Enquirer rcpuhshcs from tho SGHh SiLo Democrat
an account tie discussion at Peter nu!" III "rch II ~
that Mr. Summers arolrc1 Gic opinion IN S"hf'
that Congress has Porer 10 Gboiis irery N Ie Os
irict Of Coiuubia IiG orc Ecrftcy coy"ca: ~ &c c0'
not hare taken any sUch position"
or cnr-r the Ifn,cs assert l.at We il
tentoray ia-rcp-cscai Mr srMMERs position u iouo'-
less means say ha wa misunderstood hn M" We nEHe
this proposition The editor OF The Times: Ii M sum
MERs lid no. in his Petersburg speech aVo:' nc ri.o 10
general terms that Congress is abolish slavery IN
Tie District OF Columbia will vote for him on the oh
Of December IF did avuw the opinion in general Terms
that Congress has power abolish slavery in The Ds!i: ui
Columbia" the editor OF The Times will for Coz john
son. Our antipathy SUMMERS is as great as r GAR
RSGruNs can possibly De- JOHNSON but We VIZ! enit r
into this engagement. What the Editor OF the is'
Now we say the Wing papers in Erg na onc2 Tor all,
there in contradcting assertion II The correct
ness report OF SUMMERS speech be disputed We VIII
verify oy testimony hundreds oi gentlemen HIS
and Democrats. who heard him. let the Editor Vt the
Times write his Wag friend! ia Petersburg, II NJ 'pm5s
the renyr Of tie "DculGrrt'-!cv can satisfy l"n'. We
challenge any TO deny that GEORGE w. SUMMERS
"avowrd the opinion in general terms that Congress has tc
power TO abolish slavery in the District OF Coln;nba 10
sustain this position he argued, that did the clAcns ot the
Dtrc, desire rid Of slavery and Congress has not the
powcr abolish IT, their wishes would inevitably DC
baIked-as il they could not voluntarily emancipatc thci'
slaves and send them Liberia elsewhere Mr. RiVEs
nj the SUMMERS uttered this srtsy which Is 50 :noT
nous that Wing papers refuse believe that lie ever utt
it, denounced il in the Seve.cs terms OF Eerobai.nn AND e
challenged any Whg lawyer in the audience TO rise and I'd
at he cnncGrr,d with M Su:IMERS-anc nc'cl o't
rose. .MUte mice they sat-
Yes people OF Virginia is true, beyond all doubt o
ouesi.,n that the WhiG candidate Tor Governor "Av"wE1
IL GENERAL OPINION THAT coSGEZss HAS 1owEE
70 AsjL.7ii SLAVERY TIE DIs-nlcT OF CcLrMBA! lie
uet.:o=G t,at.- SVlt s.Ge Osm"c'af.
! MUSICAL lTENS.-Th- bianch Of MaeiSes's corps oP
e-arus Charleston, is DOM admirably, we &c
;r4 srau;,:s 2r. nov. N New Yp-. city. P'roi Pa !;
It. ,v.,.. q 81 Cincinnati
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NOTICE.
CoPARTNERsHIP NOTICE

" partnership between the subscribers was dissolved on tc 81
mutual consent. Persons holding Gains VIII Apply 70
-.r. :, ) on Az poss,be J. Ii. WALkE.
J Z. WALkE.
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LXCHN:,aE HOTEL. RIcHMoNp, VA.

=
Wis well S""r aG exc emily lu,cl has been closed
:nr iast months. '!GE! ~!c, has been entirely
d ~ tGi. "'iH' lmiprys male has ala" been
GIIs:; Iug-h"U! Ia >tsi- combining Comfort with Gle
g: !ha o be bs lnIon. IL is
f'n :o - rr.,ir guess. the riis rub!ic III
~" |: fs> r:G.ls so!!cile .oy JDItS 7. BALLARD,
. or
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,lI1 WIRE K {iILIIG WOlihs


hit - !'". n'scd - res iaitls tcn Ii n:aGuiacuf
.1i boo 1-s.-u :dHii:r ;.Ali ING Is ;!- ue;u'
e>t st fWttc ,r!,a." -oi..!s arn~ Cemeteries. ha'o
r 'ot4 &s..> rta"E, 'c, ,ic '. INFLOW GtAiliS Anu
''3 os 'n~s. une'i agr"'!5 aF prs n, steam
' T." s""I"s VIA sHc III tree cunt.s. rua '.id
>''a a;Iiccs uu:ncruCS ~ ue:io "ic
@ UsC.. I5ic I"->c-I= cni.rrcrcs never be,nc
1tts. ~ "N 1T TOT which !is ar;l"c Wa
F c..i.itc3 strength. or :he beauty 81
a. sacy ' I@nl. aud esp, ca!iy nr chcalIess. (ai
- " Aiu 80. mon iii a'"iLrG u.ilpAlic! ny thing
,!.c lis.c TIE rlat "i cr"s~!Ic the FGdr l.
'ratn bi Is iic "isr az: nsa n;n support Is gwen "a
'u'. i,rI I" se mlrc suur;utr Is relieveI that ia
' o! ts,tS. w.rr dni iann ic:ur:'. ~ tbs manner
i!c siu.ics :l;u Iast Iron Rail ne III
E Hfs#..'.. 'u,:
t.lu,i WIRE FENCES. Tor enclosing
" !- G;:.S. ;a.,rS, v'! c.t,... horses
' "9-cI s,ro.n : "Niri,:c: used aud :rrh! 'is'in
- all cs:arc. So" at t"r:. being i'm
!,,tv,st.rcn riIr> nu.'er ritG :hc pros
r!rr,. a!;! al ,,4t cap uimtd.rrd ltr ictc,
1T us" Gu' hrjn p'rt be-. Yet s,cH'c lE'
ty tr jnwu ,s',t sit! the iciy
.a :a.>. t.tt ''' :. ~ 10 - per rd nclu.:Gg Iron
.r. = - 10 :.rl"it;l
ii -: Pcorr.r:nr. vii with p,onj,
JUitS Il "iChERSllaf.
2lu B:latwa:, New York.
.-ncs.--eiu Broadway. Ny
." -. NtN vi .iru, H"rss 5! ard 81. Lewis
- al .GSs.-i d. A,i-rcnit lts:ie. ls3u Bronz,
e""t.'r. - F.Gas''E .i,s.!..te. l>i' and ISIS.
jag
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

TIE subscribers have entered Copanershp for the purpose
iucing General Grocery and Commission Business, M.
and style of J. H. WaLKE co They have taken
lately occupied By H. Wake, and respectfully solicit
a rom their friends and the public generally.
J H. WALKE.
las. II. cox
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

MUSICAL. lTEMS-Ih. b;anch ct MaTeizess corps o'-
e-acu ,nw az Charleston is dong admirably, we s e
Tie ,.u;5s ar, now N New Ypr. city Proii Pa Il x
Ca were Ia, !cai ni Cincinnati, gi'ing concerts
Mad IN. Anu Hslnp & Co.. were N:y sairg IN VIII i''I
u..: in t.c inferior. ~ st accuuns sac rs
i, s.. Louis Miss l.l Dgaa is also there drawing ilrg&
audiences,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

INTERESTING DECIsION.-An Alderman IN Hts
burg has decided By giving judgement for pIainti that
railroad companies have rgh. 10 refuse excursion tickets
from passengers offered after The time for which they weIa
issued The plaintiff paid his fare in money, and then
brought suit and recovered The pice .: ticket and
Tie plaintiff counseIargucd that The notice 'g"od for iSe
DAYS onv" printed the face Of the cse did not a!Oun!
TO contract any han the nosic2 Oh stage
company and canal tickets, a bhreesa Inc !lss oi N"
uwner did, which has been decided again aud again TO De
of no virtue.
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r,:,:,Nf TEIN:-il AUAuE9!I.

: :
~. Sr,l vi t,iiiu- Hurks 81 ard 6l Iow!s street
= Al .!. b. At-r.cru lts'itue. ls3u. Bronx
"tu;~. oy F.atE''E !ns!..tc. >s and isis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

Territories and the mode Of its performance, viii
more 'ully appear by the annexed table. marked A.
The number OF postmasteTs appointed during IN .
year ending June 30, 1851, is 5,3s9 0fthese a,6i
were appointed to I'll vacancies occasiooed by the
designations ls- 10 FL vacancies oecasloned BY the
decease Of their pre- ecessorS zoo on changing the
sites Of the Offices for which they appointed
500 on the removal Of the PRIOR iucumbents, and
COS Cd the establishment Of new Offices
The whole number OF pOst-oiices In the United
States at the end 81 that year was 1879 There
were Cos post Offices established, and $50 dis on
tnueo, curing the year.
The following table SHOWS, very ne sry, the num-
Der OF post Offices N each State and Territory on the
Both day Of June last classified according 70 the
pensston allowed 70 each postmaster, for the last
fscal year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER g. 1851

For payment Of balances due 10 the BIT
ish post Office prior 10 tie commence
meni Of the fiscal year eadiug June 20,
..--.--.--...-...----.. Ir.il5 5
For payment OF balance due to the Brit
ISL post office for the FIRST two quarters
Of that year. 1920 IS
So 27s,iOl IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

To find tie proper expenses
Of the year there should be
deducted from this sum Of
scars ,f0l c. the amoun,
paid the British posLoffice
for postage collected.
And also TIA amount paid
John ID. COlmesniel, Pres,
&c for transportation OF
tie mails on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers IN 1882
and 1893, under an award
made by the Auditor, In
pursuance OF A JOINT reso-
iu;ion Of Congress. ap-
proved February q, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03

Leaving as the amount of ordinary eI-
pendiiares OF the SO, c24. sec -
This amount being deducted from that
Of the gross revenue OF the year. as
before stated, leaves as the balance OF
revenue over the ordinary expendi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-03
ssa

Cost OF service ordered aud Of Few
routes let, durng the quarter ending
Seth September, so6si ,0
increased COS, OF transpoltsiion under
orders OF the Postmaster General. for
me Improvement n6 extension Of mail
service, and the increased expedition
Of the grea; malls, i2O.O0O o.
Cost OF new routes let during the pres
ert quarter. ard probable cost o. pub
ung IN operation the rev routes es,aJ-
hSnec by Congress at the last session.
aSa nov under advertisement, al3,~ ~
Expenses eQualto those Of the last year
uncer the heads OF compensation to
posnst,eis, vrapplng-paper. offce-
furniture Advertising ,mail-bsgs blanks
mali-iocks, keys, and stamps m all de-
putenons and special agents. clerks
for orlces (of pOstmastersl ami mis-
celsnSoUs items, with 1911 per cert
scoec, ,such expenses necessarily IN
ctesSiIs with the increase OF mai
matter usnspOrsed.) 2-67 a6- GO
Amount ADDED 70 the usual annual cos.
Of mail locks and keys, by changing
the same, $4,000 OO
Cost ofpubl,shiBg laws ard regulations
and list OF pOsi-offces, 10000 %
Cost Of postage stamps, l2OcO "
Total estimated e1peu1i,rrsS for The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

toipg In this article to day yesterdays rates Some
500 barrels disposed OF 1T S12 10 for ~ for
prime: $ll b. for sour aud 81 for sour prime.
Bssf was in good demand and the market was steady.
saies ~ leo barrels made at IS % $40 Tor
and - 81 80 for prime Prime mess was hold at
Sl4 = SIC without buyers Beet hams u tribe
better With retail sales At 6xc To- weighed out the
latter for Chicago exuA Dressed hogs were pretty
less buoyspt but prices were tendin, upward Sales
OF zoo barrels have been made at no So. for old
New was worth $40 Al Ac No change oAn be re-
ported In butter cheese The latter was dull at
bhc 6hc
R,cE.-rhere has been moro done In this article dur
ing the past week but prices remained shout spacia
change. About 100 barrels sold at 81 rs q So 90,
chiefly at So rs u 50 81 per owt.
With sses, in lots, at sac $40 Holders of roagh
max which was very scarce asked 81 70 per % lbs.
Other descriptions were unchanged
SPIRiTs.-Thsre feature In tho market
for domestic whskey while sales OF 100 barrels were
mace IT 2bAc tor prison and Ohio; 2dl1c for Jersey
ans so hhds drudge at 25i4o cash. The sales OF
foreign include halt pipes brandy at - 81
90; and small lots OF Holsnd gin, ut 900.
SUGARS ~ere inactive but prices continued as last
noticed There crop New Orleans in the
mari et and Tor this description prices entirely
nominal small lot OF Cuba sold Al 5Ac. &C., usual
time
TiN-ihe market for Bancs better, with sales of
few thousand pigs at 201k gle, months, closing
nrm. ut the latter rate.
ToBAcco.-W. noticed q steady but quiet market
with sales OF 30S bales Yguapy, at &c 80 do Havana
a. 500 rs cases Florida, at 1Sc. q T1sc.; aud II
Connecticut. at 2sc. The i'm ports for December
prised 2s9 hhds Kentucky Sc, S44 bales Cuba. $50
GO Havana, ass do Absloma 3l4 do st, Domingo, go
40 CieB fue 4S3 Florida and 20 baskets Va
rinss; and the imports for the year 1891 hhds and
% S73 bats
wrrss--sales including 2b quarter Casks Port,
made at Goo Is sweet Malaga. at 3sc aud small
lot OF Sicily Madeira, at Soc cash. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

On Friday. January 3 R.ss9ea g. BRowsELL. in the
2l.t year OF her age, daughter ofs Clinton Bro~nsh
Her funeral will take place from ths rssiGrDce OF hor
uncle J Sherman Brovnru. No. u Grove street., on
Sunday afternoon Ut halt psst o'clock The fss-
and irie ada OF he family arerequestea 20 attend
Her remains will be taken TO thp Bedford street 70
csiying vault
on January g. after fhort but severe illness PEssr
JEwErT, aged ~ years ~ lnonths and IL days
His friends are particularly invited to attend his
funeral at O'Clock, On Sunday, Sth inst, without
further invitation from hslatc residence Mol BrooSie
street near Esst River
suseenly, on January a. JoHN leo, aged 20 years
Ills funeral viii take place from the re,ornce OF his
sister No 10 Battery Place. sunday 5tb inst At
O'Clock, Y HIS friends and tAose Of his krothers-
In. Jaw. Ph.nx Begpn and Robert Hamilton. are 70
epectfuls invited to sttend without further
0s January 3, WILLIAM JotfN RsSD,LL. iniant son OF
Jacob and Martha Randall aged IL mon tbs ana days
The tutstsl viii tsss place on sunday, 81 oclock
from his psr'r's T-sidruce 20 Frosms street. The
friends ana those OF the family invited 70 atten
Baltimore ana fhilsdeiptis papers VI please CO.
On January ? II pulmonary consumption, ALtHts.
Dth Ross 81 Edinburgh, Scotland. ssea ~ years
n.ntEs sno Gays
t.. Louis ana Chicago papers please copy.
Al Lodi Seneca county. n. V lssh ult COT 0LwEn
HstIY tke poueer s-ttisFsof that part Of Wes-
tenn New Yora win his wife and child he emit
crates from suffolk county IL april lty3 20 the pase
~ - Lee r.id-,es "a euopsn with al, father. fhs
eouatry Ia which they SCI I'D then isrDoa paft on
the county OF li-rkiuasr and Fas - ~. pDr
bowling siid.rnssr' which fes su,t- ~ - t"A
crTtirg a,n Sullivan troops) had explored = W.
nost 'Xcusiveiy in the possession the Wild deer
aud wolf aud fesInsd TGrt 81 The fsvoritu hunting
ouud OF toe seneca ard oshsr 'ro4 1ts ~ Dos
Of indiana notorious to- the C4utl aud horrible attu
ctes p-rpttHted hy them uEOu tneiI habtuts ~ ths
frouteE settlements 81 cur country but lev year,
previously Col. N. Fresept AZ tn treaty he'd
Nth those Indians aud others at Caosniasua in tbs
autumn o, 1895. ny Col Pisk-nug the United n.st-'
agent whcr' HE agent aud the very nall nntaost 81
attendant wbits men wersm ~ nuuor,ds al savage
warfiots Who urrlthtcd by the thrD recent dssteu
ton ~ their principal tosLa NJ suliysas army
bihitea Ht ttEPs bidsoDs menaetns and wsrnks
appear sncss A treaty wa. hC.sVsr. finally ma lie
vii them without blOodshpd During tbs ar o. 1877
q us s6r Egrt1wTu
our state. Ana s-4i0 during the summer u I-l4 ne
stGv~9 the Niagara frDbtter, whore. AS military
h. tsluntsvr-d 10 tue river % PORT Eris,
and ssF warmly engaged "upd-t the fire ~ the
nv Ia the bfiilisHt affair 81 the "snrti@ ~hich
uttd In the dsftructiou q tps enemy batteries aud
hi fubtsgusBt retreat fro the tirse of the fort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05
TeIeGrachic Reports.

CiNcisrATri, Jaw. A, 1851.
Flour Is very DUH. The hog market has been quiet
but very steady, to day; 81 rs have been paid tor
good lots The provision market maintains healthy
tone; green1sdes advanced to 4c 800 bbls pork
changed hands at $40 To- 400 bbs leaf lard brought
7hc. per ID. Sales have been made ut Madison, Ia !,
fer the Engsh market 2ooo boxes long mindless at
&c, packed 1000 pieces long cut hams a. g.. &c.
paek ed in hhds.-au In dry salt
BALTIMORE, January 4, 1851.
The Niagara's news published this morning. de
pressed breadstufs There is but little doing in
,rkets, and have material change to report IN
quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05
STOCK SALES

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 4-Fna Board--s50 Winin yton r
o. sex. $500 Read. S. 10 BIS 79 bfpo Ponna5s ca e3s;
800 sehuylhin Nayigaton ss IS ~ 100 shs ~ Ameroan
Coal l7. 200 do ia 100 do b5 ia; 2D5 Norris Canal
vs. 2S go oo ~ $50 DO b5 81 90 do 81 $50 do, ~ 100
do. g. 23 30 do, 23< 100 do 3 800 ULion csaal,
S. 1917; keadns RN ISL $50 do 800 100 DO. 1874;
100 - So; leo do a.ss Pena.. n ~ Y penna
Co. - do H. 100 do II: 50 do, III 90 do IL;
81 Cape Min Co.. "a; 20 do, tssi 50 de-, as.
BALTIMORE Jan a-Stock Board--3o abs Baltimore and
Ohio RR bonds IA l25 do time, 744 p ao time. 74 80
90 time AZ lOeo 73s 20 a. s3; = Do ting, "a y DO,
m tine, 2ls 100 Rassers,e.n RIA ~ s'se6 batiusore
bio tu2 asked; Baltimore 6s go 1885, bid Oi asked IL
tmore Ohio RS bonds, 6r, s0 ha, Ply saked; do.
shares, 73S bid, 1871 asked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

STATISTICS OF Bosror.--During the year 1850 there
entered at the City Registrars office, 1857 iuten
tons OF marriage large increase any previous
year The number of deaths in this city during the
year 1850 about s600 and allowing that TO De the
exact number 1879 less than occurred during the
year previous. During the month of December last
the Boston Fire Department called out AZ times Of
which number 80 were from fires within the city,
amount of osa by fires in the city during the past
month IL 1851, which there was Insurance for
S965l. The loss during the corresponding month in
1s49, was SO ATS more with the same amount OF In.
surance.-Bosion .4dertiser, i'm 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

On December 26 by the Rev u 7 Beden of the As.
ceneion Church, Mr.. SAMUEL IS. AoRRIs to Miss IsA-
BELLA McCLUtKr. all Of this city.
On Wednesday evening. Jan. l, By the Rev. Mr.
McKenps (pastor of st. James Cburch) Mr. Taos.
McCABe to Miss ELizA RIcE both OF this city.
In Philndel phis the i9th OF Decem b- last by the
Rev Mr. Ducaehet, OF the Protestant Episeo psl
Church Ro. J. LocKEY to JoAsSA LEIGH LLoro, both
OF Virginia
Alexandria, Norfolk Richmond and fredericksburg
va papers viii please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

WORK OF THE ARMoRIEs We learn from a
report from the Secretary Of War, laid before Con-
gress yesterday, that the expenditures account
of the National Armores, (at Springfield and Har.
pers Ferry,) during the last fiscal year, amouHted
TO $462, 5ll; and that besides other articles, there
were manufactured during the year q ,955 percus-
sion muskets, 2676 percussion rifles, and 200 mus.
ketoons; and 66 ,972 flint lsck muskets altered
to percussion muskets.-Nationat Intelltgencer,
jan A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

The VENEZUELA GOLD MINES The following is
extracted from letter dated Barancas, November
2, relative to the Venezuelan gold diggings.-
msnt. About 5000 persons are already on the spot,
and strsngsrs are arriving daily. The Governor in.
tends imposing . duty on the mines, but do not
know whether 1t will be carrsd cut One thing Is
tain, that the mines rich enough little more
than month ago pieces Of gold were taken up weigh
ing each from ~ and Is to IL piastrss
In spite Of the height of the waters the miners
are in activity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-05

CHARGE OF HEAVY PRAUD.-Yesterday afternoon,
individual mad hearing before Mayor Gilpin, the
charge Of passing ppon james H. Adams. liz Califor-
MIA 81 loo counterfeit notes of the State Bank Of Mis-
souri He hcd to bail In 50 900 TO await lsqui.
stion from the AUTH of the State OF California
This Is the perton charged, week ago, With
having passed notes of the same character upon au
o.her party In California and which charge he
was held to bail in the sum OF SIT 600 to await q
oaisition.-PA iLadeLnhin Builetin. I'm q.