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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
The Explosion of the Coriune.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, March 8.
The New Orleans papers of the LIST inst, re-
Deived tonight, state that three of the crew were
killed and eight wounded by the exp osion of the
steamer Corinne. The bark Yankee Blade, ia
tow OF the steamer, was only injured by being
covered with mud.
News from New Orleans Gen. Henderson,s
TriaI-Jenny Lind, &c.
EEw-ORLEAEs Wednesday March z
Gen. Hendersons trial is progressing slowly,
and the Jury will probably disagree again.
Jenny Lind leaves next week. She will give
one Concert at Natchez and one at Memphis, and
then proceed to st. Louis.
Tne Mississippi River is within feet of last
year, and still rising. Serious apprehensions are
entertained of another overflow.
The loss of life on the Oregon" is greater than
reported Seventy persons at least are missing,
and probably lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
News from New Orleans-Gen. Henderson's
TriaI-JennY Lind. &c.
Henry Clay mt PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sunday, March 9.
Hon. Henry Clay arrived here this morning and
put up at the American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
LAW COURTS.
Court CaIendar....THIs DAY

COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 3204, 1877, 348,
SOS SOC SIS ST. s7s $780, $751; SS $751; Ss9 S Sss 4o 4oo
4Cs, 49, all, 26l, 80.
SUPERIOR and U. S. CoURrs.-Pub-
lshed on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
pInrkets NEW ORLEANS, March 5.

The sales of COTTON during the last three
dave have been $4,000 bales. Prices unchanged but
abe market IL little hrmer. Mddng quoted a. " 0lo
STERLING 10 at &c premium Cotton EREIGBTs to Liver
nOOl hIe s fATlhinRa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
superior Court....sAruRDAY, March 8.

John Brooks, Jr. VS.. Laurence, Irembte
y Co.-To recover from L. 7 Co, agents money paid
by owners Of steamboat Nmrod for goods shipped 10 Bal
tmore but lost already referred to-Verdct for deen-
dans
Court Of Common Pleas. SATURDAY, Marcia
Johnson VS.. The Sherif.-This case was
concluded Sealed verdict
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ATTEMPT TO TAKE LIFE.-A fellow
named Patrick McKennan arrested at s O'Clock yes
terdsy morning charged with ssbbing his cousin Jus
McKennan In the left breast with large knife, INJECTING
very dangerous wound The accused was committed 10
n aver The charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

SUDDEN DEATH.-An inquest was, on
Saturday, SPrng-st upon the body Of N o
MsgOon ansve of Boston 60 years Of age who died aud
denly Friday evening Of apoplexy Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
After an Executive Session, the Senate adj.
The Late Charges agaIns, Hon. Dan. Webster.

bOsION, oAluTuby MbTCn6 3.
A statement by Mr.. Collector Greedy and Hon.
Mr.. Otis, relative to the late charges against Hon.
Daniel Webster, appears in this evenings pa.
pers. Both these gentlemen agree that, so far as
they are concerned Mr.. Allen had no basis for
his charges against Mr.. w ebster-that Mr.. Web
sters letter announcing that the office of Secre-
fary Of State had been rendered to him, did not
contain word about pecuniary assistance, &c,
MIR. Otis thinks some one who came into the Col
lectOr's Office spoke OF pecuniary assistance but
if that wac so, it bad no connection with Mr.. Web.
Eter's letter to Mr.. Haven
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= ,,l,,rapb to Tas sew.YOrk FriOnns,
xa.-et Ts',,rr' oHs,. cor Ha"'ver ava 6''''' u"
~ For late and important Telegraph
s'.a,cbes see Seventh Page.
s.sc;.I session Of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Saturday. March

WAsHlNeToN, Saturday, March 3.
nay CIV, snneared and was sworn in
accommodation was received from Mr. Nulee
-,.;n,;na "a have been elected by the Legislature
sSFIorida. he having received ~ votes ana ali
sSe others being blanks. Laid on the taoie ana
ordered TO be printed; c.,;e,.,;. car.,or ia
t.e 90 charge mileage by the Panama route
W. tbs sontb Pass. being laid before the Senate
OF al y 70 chs;y was referred to the Committee on
'n1 ' rnoton 10 adjourn sine die, on Monday, was,
inter debate rejected -. ,,-..;.u
.L...aoh senator be allowed twelve additional
,Scn;es Of the Congressional GLOBE, OF last Con
less and il was debated and laid on the table;
M CLAY called up his resolution allowing the
ususl annual extra compensation to employees oil
sne Senate and after a debate OF two hours, twas
amended and passed. Yeas %, nays, IL
Mr.. OLARKE's resolution calling on the Secre'
tary Of the Treasury to report a statement OF the
commerce, navigation aud tunnage oil nations Win
whom we have no reciprocal treaties, was taken
up and adopted
MIR FooTE's resolution calling on the State De-
partment to furnish copies Of correspondence with
Turkey, In regard to KOssuth was taken up and
adopted.
MI John DAVIS offered resolution requesting
the President 10 communicate whether arrange
mepts are likely 10 be made with Great Britain or
she British Provinces, for securing the free navi
cation of the river st. Lawrence. Adopted.
Mr.. HALE offered a resolution, which was
adopted, directing the Secretary Of the Treasury
20 report at the next session, fall and complete
statement of the trade and commerce OF the
British North American Colonies, with the United
States and other parts Of the world, for 1850 aud
1851.
After an Executive Sessiop the Senete adj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

SUICIDE,-An inquest was held on Sat-
urosv al house In Twenly-sixthst Tenthav upon
the body Of VIM Talbot native Of England 81 years Of
by hanging himself in his meat shop No cause s assigned
for The ash act He doing good business and appa-
reny n easy circumstances He leaves wife and family.
verdict of death by suicide was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ARREST OF A House THIEF.-A black
fellow named James Robinson was yesterday arrested
q charge OF entering the house Of T. Nsnwinke No 81
West Fourteenth Saturday afternoon, and stealing
herefrom silver spoons forks, &C TO the value Of $40
When arrested the property found on his person be
was locked up for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
CITY ITEMS.

STEAMERS TO ARRIVE FKOM EUKOPE
From Liverpool for New York Saturday March
ARCTIC. Liverpool for New Kork. Saturday March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

The Ocean Steamers.
LIST OF STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH.
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~ Yesterday was bright and clear and the
mud dried rapidly, much to the regret Of the rag
ged girls who sweep the crossings. Thewind fell
toward evening, and crisp, cloudless moonlight
night followed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ARREST FOR SELLING LOTTERY Poll
cIEs-A German named WADdle Marx arrested on a
Bench Warrant issued by the Court OF Sessions he being
under indictment for selling Lottery Policies He was
committed for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

ACCIDENTAL man named Peter She
han, Saturday night fell into the dock foot OF feminist
L r. and was rescued by some citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
Young man named

GRAND LARCENY. "A young man named
Allen Daieo yesterday arrested charged with stealing
SSS in gold coin from the house OF his broher-n-law,
Lewis Langdon, A ClarksOnst, Saturday evening.
S}5 Of The stolen money found the person OF the
cused the time Of his arrest He was committed by JUS
tice McGrslh for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

other market-changing location of Fulton Ferry
to act on certain assessment lots, and some
other matters named Nothing is said in the call
about the Gas Contract, consequently that sub
ject cannot be acted on this Session, as the City
Charter declares that no matters shall be called
up at special session, except such as are named
in the call for the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

H John Reddy was run over In Chat
hsm.st on Saturday evening by Stage No a. Conckin
Brothers Thirdave. Line and had his broken. de
taken TO the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10
Supreme Court....sAruRDAY, Ma

Before Judges Edmonds and King.
Points in the decisions already referred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-10

nuWOef reported IN 1901
The whole number Of Academies al the das OF he re-
port, subject to this visitation Of tho Regents was 34 OF
bese had been Incorporated since March 1850 by tbs
Regents and Incorporated by the Legislature had been
received under their vstation
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 9, 1851
FLOUR q -GRAIE--The market was firm
to-day. A sale yesterday not reported Of
1000 bis at 1920. Receipts to-day light.
The only sale heard Of was 90 bis fnn canal at
$3.50. The market is firm at &3,20@3 30 for
good and choice brands.s Received during
past week 1880 bis. Exported 3,672 do
In grain the only transaction noticed was a
contract for 600 bus oats deliverable at river
al. .38c. Het'y
PRovIsroNs-Nothing done to-day except.
ing 10 hhds ribbed sides at &c packed, and a
do plain hams at same. The market is quite
firm.
" The river has been stationary during last
"A hours.
WHsKEy--Th demand continues good,
but prices are lower. Sales Of Bill bis I'm
river at l5s; 20 do fm wagons at l75.
ToBAcco- Sales Of 16 kegs No. / KY
twistat IL; a. bxs No l Va IS al. .36.
CHEEsE-rSales Of 26 bxsat Bl
SucAR-~A ale Of so hhds fair at 81
CoISEs-A sale OF 100 bgs very inferior al
St@ @63; 200 do do on private terms. Late
advlces from the East quote the market a
n. F.and Bait FIRM al 90. s3~a
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11
Chancery Notice.

.TOHN BONSER Of the Territory Of Ore
/, ron; Allen Moore and Hannah his wife Of
the State ofIndiana; Charlton Brown and Rho
do lsis wife Of Ersenhp county, Kentucky |;
Allen Ferguson, Joseph Ferguson, Henry Fer
gusoD, Vincent Ferguson and Jesse Ferguson
Of The. State Of Illinois; Samuel Ferguson Of
California, Iohn Ferguson Of Oregon, and Isaac
Ferguson Of the Territory Of Utah are here
by notified, that on the 18th day Of July,
IA. %. 1851, Uriah Bonser Of Scioto county
Ohio, fled iu 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 a
decree agulnst the heirs Of said Isaac BOnser,
decd, for the specific performance Of an agree
ment, which is allcdged To have peon entered
into BY said Isaac Bohser, Sr. in his life timeby
which he agreed TO convey to said Uriah Bon
ser a tract Of land situate in said county oi
Scioto In the south east corner Of the south
west quarter Of sec. 5, Township 2 and Range
90, and containing acres more or less: And
the said defendants are hereby further notified
That unless they appear and plead, answer OF
demur 10 said Bill within sixty days after the
.neyt term OF said Court the 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. tsGGa SN
July, l9, le5l--6w solr. for complt.
u " . a
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11
Kentucky ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, August Z.
In sixteen counties Powell has net gain
of 1900 votes over that cast for Crittenden
in l848, who then. had majority Of $500
in these counties. Thompson, whig for 1t.
Governor, was ahead of Dixon and Wickliffe.
The vote for the Democratic candidate for
this office falls far behind Powelps.
The following Congressman are elected;
Boyd, Democrat, in the 1st district; Gray, In
dependent, whig, in the I'd; Ewing, whig. in
the I'd Ward; whig, in the 4th; Hoyt, Dem
[probably, j in the 9Th; Marshall, whig, in the
7th; Breckenridge, Democrat, in the 8thi
Mason, Democrat, in the 9th; and Stanton.
Democrat, in the 10th. ..ess..' 4
The calculations for members Of the Leg
islature has been furnished us as far as hearc
from, but from present appearances botf
Houses will be 1whig. asR
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From New York.

kS New YoRK, August 6.
tits rumored that 300 men sailed from Sta
ten Island in the clipper brig for Cuba; 9th
ers contradict the report, but it is certain that
five hundred are fully fitted, and are only
awaiting advices by the Georgia.
The steamers Connecticut and Commodore,
bound for New York, came in collision in
the sound last night, in the fog. We have
no particulars of the accident. 3j
The steamer Atlantic sailed o-day with
65 passengers, including Benedict and Bel
letti Of the Jenny Lind troupe. The Amer.
lea also sailed to-day, and took out $4,000
inspecie.
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COMMERCIAL.
Review of the Portsmouth Market for
: the Week ending August n, is5f.f

r the week ending August n, is5fgr
GENERAL REMARKs.--The, business of the
current week opened very briskly early in the
week but tapered off gradually to the close and
was set down Saturday as being decidedly dull.
TIE river has declined during the week. Mo-
ney is very close, and the transient discount
lists of our Exchange Offices show that the de-
mand for moneyis increasing. There is but
little speculative movement in any Of the sta
pies of our market, and we alter our quotations
but slightly. In our Dry Goods department
we learnth there is decided decline in do
mestics and bleached goods, and the decline
has increased the demand. t.is
We learn semi officially that the canal will
be open to Chillicothe in 20 days.
We annex the following quotations:
FLOUR & GRAIN--In -four if there has been
any change it has been in favor of the seller
and the market may be called more firm
1925. is still the figure for round lots. A
sufficiency Of wheatat the City Mills (both)
has checked any further importations from
the small towns below, viz: Cincinnati,
Manchester and Ripley. Wheat brings 62a
for prime. In other grain no transactions
reported.
GRocERIRs-Prime sugar has been in good
demand and is held at 81; Molasses is held
at 35; sugar house do AZ. Rice has declined
and can be held at At. In tobacco there il
no change in the finer grades, with small de-
duction on the lower qualities. No.
6 twist is held at lla@l2ac according t
quality. i
CoTToN YARNs-Assorted numbers Yarl
are held at TIC by Factory agents.
WHIsKEY--Sales of Whiskey at l7@l9.
MANILA CoRDAeE-Sales at'l5c.
! FAnILy MARKErINe--Those of opysread
ers who have not to start ats O'clock Al
towards the Market House, to procure thei
table food, have bat little idea Of the lotss
Melons, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Beets, Cabbs
ges, fresh Fish, Sour Krout, Beef, Butte
&C., on exhibition at the hour aforenamed,
large basket can be judiciously filled e
about 30 cents, For further particulars Ell
quire at the Market House.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11
New Dry Goods Store!
RESIDE g. CO.,
FANCY AND Dry GOODS
MERCHANTS,

MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Market and Second Streets
DEG leave to call attention to their new
ID store, and would respectfully invite the
citizens ofthis place and vicinity 10 give them
acall. They hope BY their attention TO busi-
ness. their desire 10 please and the bargains
which they shali offer. 10 merit and receive
the liberal patronage worthy Of the gener.
ous community in which they have located
and bscome members W
Porunou'h, March -, issi4dwiy
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11

O1- We are authorised to announce the
name Of CORNELIUS MCCOY, Esq,as can
didate for the Office Of Probate Judge at the
ensuing election.
, u-F we are authorized to annOuncethe name
of JOHN R. TURNER as candidate for the
oficeof County Cieik, OF the ensuing election
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11
Water Filters.
JAMES PURSELL,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in

QUEENSWARE,
LAS JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
Ill Manufacturer an assortment Of sizes Of
the best Water Filters ever invented. .Fami
hes that have tried them pronounce them SUI
perior TO any in use. The mnddiest 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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TO NEW YORK IN So HoURsl
New Announcements /!

NV Z are now prepared TO carry passengers
wv under the following arrangement The
Stage will leave Portsmouth every day at "a
o'clock A. M. and arrive at Columbus next
day at IL o'clock A. NJ, in time 10 connect.
with the express train 10 Cleveland. Time
from Chllicothe 10 Columbus 6 hours--irom
{ olumbus TO Cleveland from Portsmouth 70
Ne,o York JUfy-t,cu hours! Thlsis The shortest
cheapest and quickest route to New York, and
only 46 hoursto Philadelphia.
L G. TERRY, Ag't.
Office U. S. Hotel, Portsmouth. Ohio.
Portsmouth, June, 90, 1851.
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FROM Havana.

The Georgia, at New York, brings news that
the Spanish ships all sailed from Havana, Aug.
2-destination unknown, 1t was rurnored that
armed forces were collecting on the Florida
reefs, Expresses were arriving from the interi-
or of Cuba, bat nothing was made public
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11
BOOK Store for Sale.

DEING engaged in other business ! wish 70
lDdispose Of my entire stock Of
Books. Stationary, &c.
To any person wishing to go into the Book
business this offers chance seldom met with.
The stock. on hand is fresh and well select
ed and well suited TO the location. Full par
+ticulars can be learned by addressing the SUBJ
scriber. ..,,
Persons wish ng 10 purchase Books and STA
tionary can now be supplied at
New York and Cincinnati Cost Prices,
As am determined TO close out the entire
stock as soon as possible. Gall soon.
NS RICHARD SPRY.
Portsmouth, Aug. II, l85l-dwiw
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Election in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug Z.
All the Congressional Districts have been
heard from but the first and third, and the
result is that Sam'l W.. Parker, (Whig) Da-
Wis, Mace, Robinson, Fitch, Borden, Dun
ham and Hendricts, Democrats have been
elected, lThe. last delegation consisted ol
eight Democrats, one Wing and one Free
Soilerl
IxDIANAPoLIs, Aug. 8.
Col. w. A. Gorman Dem is elected in
the 9Th District. Robinson tDem.] is re.
elected in the 3rd. The new Constitution
is adopted, by at least 10000 majority snt
the negro exclusion is carried by over 30 900
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11
Public lIeefing,..

On Wednesday the 18th dayof August, 1851,
at 10 O'clock, A.. M. at HarrsOnyille, there
will be public meeting Of those opposed to
the present liquor laws Of Ohio The public
generally are invited.
Several addresses may be expected.
july so s's sF
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AM%QD9

Cassimeres. Ssiinetts, Tweeds, Flannels, Can
ton Flannels, Tickings, Brown. and Bleached
Shirtipgs and Sheetings, Irish Linens, Hollands
linen & cotton Toweling and table Diapers, Mos
quito Netis, barred, figured & plain Swiss; plain
and barred Jaconefts, Cambrics. Mulls, plain
and figured Bobinslts, Grapes, black and white
Laces, Insertings and Edgings, Bonnet Rib
bons, Dress Trimmings, Artificial Flowers,
silk and Cotton Illusions. Ladies' and Gents,
Silk and Linen Kerchiefs, Hosiery and Gloves,
together with great many articles not enume-
rated--all Of which they will sell as cheap, if
not cheaper, than similar goods can be pur
chased In any other House West Of the Noun
tains. ss-, .alC
The Ladies are especially invited to call and
examine their large and splendid assortment Of
Dress Goods. They are constantly receiving
additional supplies from the Eastern Cities,
which will keep their stock complete, ennbrac-
ing the newest, most durable and fashionable
styles.
| ftTThey would say to all, come to the
Cheapest Store, and examine for yourselves.
They charge nothing for shotoing Goods.
Portsmouth, August 7, l65l-dw
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Notice.

T AM going West, for the purpose Of loca-
| ting few Land Warrants and making some
and shall bsin Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and Missouri, be-
fore my return.
l will attend to the collection Of any claims
that our citizens of city or county may have
against persons who are known to reside on or
near the usual Travelled routes of the Lakes or
Missi sippi.
shall 60 by the Northern route, and be in
Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee and go
from thence direct to ST. Pauls From thence
down the Mississippi homes Persons having
any claims to give. me for collection, or Land
Warrants TO locate in any Of these States, wall
hand them to me by tha 18th Of the month.
aug. 3. JAMES M. ASHLEY.
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COME ONE, COME ALL,
To the Regulators

UNHEARD OF BARGAINS In DRESS GOODS
TIME undersigned, anxious TO mako room
tor the early arrival Of heavy stock of Fall
Goods have determined 10 close out their re-
manning stock of Dress Goods Of all descrip-
tions, at less than Eestern Cost. For example
Lawns at l2a cents, now selling for 64 cents.
do at IS4and 20c I" "l2t"
Barage de LANES at 2Oc l2a
do do 25 10
do do 37A %
Berages. 374 70
Tissues and Grenadines 373 25 6"
And all other descriptions of Dress Goods II
the same proportion. Come every body anc
satisfy yourselves Of the fact.
VIM. ELDEN q CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods.
Portsmouth,, Aug. Q.
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Fire andMarinc Insurance.,

q r. ROSS, Agent Of Cty Fire and Ma
~. rine Insurance Co., Of Cincinnati, would
cali the attention Of BILE fflends 10 lhe subject
Of insurance. This company is known % 30
prompt aud liberal in the adjustment Of losses,
and conduct their business on liberal pfinei-
Plies. Policies issued without delay hy qpp'i.
cation al The counting room Of s. R, ROSS.
Portsmouth, june -. Nss'. ts
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Dwelling House for Sale.

II WILL sell my Dwelling House and IL
Lot, on Market street, ON accommo- Eii
dating terms. II is convenient and neat house
comfortably arranged Tor o small family, and
very pleasantly situated. 3aI
May "a, l85i--tf j. P. N. SMITH. =
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B.F. CONWAY CO.,

PIG IRON CORNER,
HAvE ON HAND, FOR SALE AT THE
Ill Lowest Market prices,
SUPERFINE FLOUR, those good old brands
for families.
Good Intentand Cottage Mills; also,
Novelty Mills brands.
Supcrine Flour Ho:2, same brands.
Kiln Dried Corn Meal, Novelty Mills.
Fraser's Superior Sugar-Cured Hams fami-
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-08-11

Ohio Starch, superior article, 2't
Old Rye Whiskey, warranted pure Rye.
Western Reserve Cheese. Nes
Corn in the eur or shelled. h
: PIG IRON ALWAYS ON HAND.
Portsmouth, Feb. 81, Isl. dtf