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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-31
To Country Merchants, Furnace
PrOprietOrs, ClOthicrs 4 Others.

PrOpriefOrS, ClOtniefs q Otnefs'
X7OUR special attention is requested to the
" very large stock Of DRY GOODS We are
low receiving, being our ..2s
SECOND FALL INFORMATION, II
which is much the largest and most desirable
that has ever been offered to the trade in our
market-our. very large trdde this fall having
induced us to believe we were justified IN I'M
porting a much larger and even more Hried
stock than heretofore
To our patrons we can say, call upon Us
soon, and we will show you the largest and
richest stock Of Goods we have ever had the
pleasure to exhibit 1
And to the trade in general, who purchase
| In this market, we invite most particularly 70
look into our House before making any pur-
chases.
irs Those who make Cincinnati Or Pitts
burgh their places Of dealing, We would earn
estly invite to call and examine our stock, feel
/ ing confident il will compare very faYprably
with. any stock in either city, and Bsteyine
we can demonstrate advantages they viii de-
rive in making their purchases nom US.
WIN. ELDEN q co,
Wholesale Dealers, Front St, Portsmouth, o
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To Parents.

N7ouLD you enjoy comfort yourselves,
w provide it also for your children. You
will be enabled to contribute to the appear
ance and comfort Of their lower extremities, by
calling at the Peoples Shoe Emporium and
purchasing coverings for them. A largse, lot Of
superior Calf aud Kip Boots, for Boys, Youths
and Children, just received BY VI
dec IL X. BELL q W.
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Fresh Arrival!

TAS. PURSELL has just received a ship
j mcnt of scarce goods among which are
Burlip and Buck Skin Gloves; Red and Vel
low Flannel, and woolen Socks; Furnace Blan-
kets, &c, &c. ssE
Which those In need had better examine
soon as they are going off fast.
Dec. 9Th 1852 No. Enterprise Buildings
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lust in Time.

ENTLEMEN who want 10 dress up for the
VI Holidays, would do well by chilling on
BRANDS & DElTSCH, who have Just rs-
.ceyed a splendid assortment Of
Fashionable winter Goods,
Suitable for the City trade, which they intend
10 sell off uery cheap, at their new store, cor
ner of Front & Market Streets.
Dec. '25 52-dU
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Blank Books,

A S the 6rst Of January is approaching when
IA business men frequently change their
firms or book s, il is very important they should
be made some lime before using. | Therefore
cake this early opportunity Of informing all
such that have on hand large stock of
French and American Blank Books papers,
which will be ruled to any pattern and in the
best manner.
Persons wanting will please leave their or.
dcrs at the New Book store, No 4, Buckeye
Block, Front st. Portsmouth, Ohio.
nov 90 J.. STEPHENSON.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. r. Ross, Agt.
I for Kentucky Rifle Powder made al En-.
field, Conn.,, is always prepared to fill orders
for the various kinds Of Rife, Sporting, Blast
ing, and Rock Powder. Now 10 magazine a
full and complete stock, and the attention of
ron men aud railroad contractors is invited.
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French Embroideries.
NEW CLOTHING STORE.
Il. STAR,
Wholesale and Retail
CL0ThlER,

Front street, one Door above MCDOWELL
& Co., Portsmouth, o.,
DEGS leave to announce to the citizens OF
II this place and the surrounding country,
that he has just commenced the clothing bust.
ness, and having brought on very large land
desirable stock and obtained the services Of
Mr.. M. SEEBERGE Err as salesma in the es
tabIishment,, he is prepared 10 furnish the trade
with any thing N his line, on The most lavora-
BILE teims. Without any desire to win theap-
pelation Of q avbcuster," he will say, ind he
Is prepared 10 demonstrate its truth, that be
can sell FIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER
than any house in this city. His shock SON
sists in part OF HI
Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shirts Un
dershirts, DrdUers, Trunks, Carpet Sacks,
\ Satchels, Gold and Silper Watches.
Je,celry and Notions.
DTHe earnestly solicits country merchant
and furnacemen 70 give him q cal, feeling con
fident that II is TO their interests SO to do,
lTPig Iron taken in exchange for goods
Sept. 81. 1852. --d&wIy
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VIM. ELDEN 4 co,

Where can be found large stock Of hand
s,me Silks, India Satins, Merino's Delanes,
Turtain Plaids, Ginghams, Pr nts and indeed
every variety Of Ladies and Chiidren's Dress
Goods
Hosiery und Cloves for Ladies', Gents and
Children; Ladies'. Gents and chldrens' Linen
Cambria and Silk handkerchief.
Shawls and Scarfs; Woolen Hoods and Roas.
French Embroidered Collars, Sleeves, Cuffs
and Mockbodies and great VARIETY Of nseful
articles in the notion line. Dec, "a
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Noticae.

yHSfI {. subscriber has been appointed aud was
qualified as AGmini trator 70 the estate oI
Philip Grlbel. late Of Scioto county. decd.
All persons indebted to said estate arc request
ed 10 make immediate payment. All those
having equitable claims against said estate are
rdesired TO present them legally authenticated
within the year. JACOB NALLERY, Adm.
Dee. %. 1852. s@T3e
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Queensware and Glass.
LOO sHAMLs BY EXPRESS.

JAMES PURSELL has just received q fine
u variety Of Shawls among. which are some
beautiful styles O long shawls, at reduced prr
ces.
Also on banda few twenty five dollar Broche
long shawls, which are selling ut twenty dol
lars. JAMES PURSELL,q
Dec. G, 1852. No. /, Enterprise Buildings.
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PreDarc for Che Cold.

xr-tKNTLEMEN expecting 70 travel in cold
\ ~ weather, can obtrin the most desirable
Winter OyerIhOes ever offered in this market
byIcallps on Idec AZ R BELL 4 C0.
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Fire and Marine Insurance.
q r. ROSS, Agent Of Chy Fire and Ma
-. rinc Insurance Co, ,of Cincinnati, would
call the attention of his friends to the subject
OF lns france. This company is known 10 be
prompt and liberal in the adjustment Of losses,
and conduct thei- business on liberal princi-
Plies. Policies issued without delay by apPli.
cation at the counting room Of s. Il. ROSS.
Portsmouth. june lS
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DIR. HUSSEY,

LII 44OHDAxj
TAKES this opportunity to correct the inn
i pressions on the public mind about his go
ing TO ST. Louis, He has made up his mind 10
stay in the prosperous little city of Portsmouth.
His attention, as heretofore, will be promptly
given in the treatment Of all diseases, that flesh
IS heir TO, and special attention given TO the
trea tment of old chrouic diseases. his skill in
the treatment Of which have been fully test
ed by the citizens of Scioto and adjoining
counties. He begs leave to say that the Ho-
m9opath system is better adapted to the cure
of such diseases than any other now known,
lat least to him) having practlsed The old mer-
curial and reformed systems many years.
Office on west side of Market, between I'd.
& Sd Streets.
G. St, lair Hussey, NJ. D. Graduate Of the
Reformed Medical University OF New York,
chartered member of the National Medical So
ciety OF the U IS, was first President Of the Re-
formed Med. School Of Western "a, aud late
cnr. Sec. of Ohio College Of Home. Physicians,
&C., &c,
N. B.-The Doctor is agent for the
American Union Life Insurance
Company.
OF CINCINNATI OHIO.
J.E. MARSHALL, PREs'T
w. B, DEAN, Sec,
Also Agent for the
Union Association OF Health
~ Insurance,
/ J. E. MARSHALL, PREs'T,
| w. B. DEAN, Sec.
| Ard is also Agent for the
Mocha MICS Mutual Health
| Association,
OF which, ]. H. BUCHANAN is Sec,
In Cincinnati, Ohio,
| ANY information wanted by those interest
ed, will be given freely and without charge, b!
calling on him at his office.
The above insurance companies, issue Poll
ces on farer terms, and safer promises than an,
other Institution in the country, having per
petual charters and guaranteed capitals, from
/ 100000 to $3.50 600 each, they therefore de
serve the attention Of those disposed to go int
such Institution.
4 Dec. 25, diff
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Shawlsl ShaWls !! !!

a LARGE LOT of Bay State, Empire
IA State, Long, Square, Common, Blanket
aud Basket Shawls, just received, which will
be sold wholesale or retail 1T low prices.
dec % VIM. ELDEN q. co.
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Dress Goods I!

6esirous Of selecting styles
lyh Of DRESS, GOODS, at once rich, fash
1nable and chap, will consult their own IN
terest and save money, by examining my
Stock Of Dress Goods, consisting in part Of Al
paccas, Silks, Coburgs OF all colors, F'enh
and German Merinos, De aines, Casimeies
and embroidered robes. These Goods are nsw
f il styles, and particularly adapted 10 The
wholesale trade. JAS. PUKSELL
Nov q. 80
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settle Up

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned
IA are earnest y solicited 20 call and settle
their accounts either by note or cash immedl-
atty. d. WoLfAkD.
Dec. "a, 1852-dw3w,
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Prints! Prints!

.FHAvE now on hand AIN in mense stocl OF
FANCY PRINTS and g lNGHAMS, Of
the most beautiful styles and OF the most d,si-
rabIe brands. Also a very heavy assortmsnt
Of Black and Blue Prints, and all other kinds,
all OF which will sell by the piece or case
My Stock of Prints being entirely neU, asold
Prints are not allowed to accumulate, purtha-
sers will do well to call and see them. Orders
for Fancy Prints or any other kinds Of Goods,
carefully executed. JAS. PUkSELb,
nov. 25, 80 Enterprise Buildings
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Accordeons

SNa1a. | have just received choice LOT Of Ac.
xHS coideons and will sell them at The lowest
R pfics. A. DRESHER,
Dec 9 Court ST., bet. Frontand I'd
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hcallll aud strength, the
blood. Ii neutrali. 81
zes bad huinors,
stUps uniiuturai .
seefetions,an
gives heal.
thy action 10
all the vital
fi ~ powers.
The yellow Dock and Sussapsrila il PEE
adapted Tor females Of delicate heaii,y
resulting from irreguIaiily ~ meuslrun dis
ehargca and other diseases peculiar 70 their
sex. The proprietor has 10 his possession u
~ at nnmber Of certificates OF cdres, PERFORM
cd Of tile above description. We eassufe The
afflicted, that a bottle or two Of DR.. Guysott''
Extract Of Yellow Lock aud Sa,sapariila will
at once regulate those difficulties aud renew
the natural energies.
"A Cutm OF lRREGuI6BIrY IN sHE lRloDs
OF MEssrRUAr ON. b
%, Read this statement Of The cure Of Mary
Moore, ioho Das gipen up By her physicians gs "
i,g utterly ineuabie, as herein certified BY Dr.At
s. WardsY ,one Of her coasuiting physiciaHs:
BRANDoNyILLE W., Aug. %, lF52
certify that Mary Moore. a young fem9les
Of l8 or 90 years Of age, has been seryi,ig IN
my fainiy for several years. She bee5i4e dis.
eased some two or three years ugo byitfegu- :
lurily in her p,riods Of nenstruaiion, daring
which imeshe lad taken a severe cold. About
the 1T Vi last April, your agent here, VIM. X
Rittenour, FURNISHED her with u bottle OF DR..
Guysotl's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Srsa-
parilIa on trial, and in less than week signs
Of recovery were apparent. She continued ID
use the medicine until she had used FIVE bot
ties OF it, aud considered herself perfectly
well, although when she commenced taking
tb,s medicine. her attending pbysiciaIl proa
nounesd her use pcurable. She was, and'had
beeu (or long time delirious.
DAVID SP1KER.
p,J ~. u,rd.v,, !, s,,,te,.s s,t ~ ~
W 'eus. "r NJ ~. ~ M.s.s.s
aogye %a. ooee ~, IA, ~. As,tcd n a. ~.
ins 70 ' - 49,, s.sr.,., ~. -.
au Sre oS hsr psguia ati,ading abvs;es found
har in , cr;,;eai and DANGEROUS condition. and N
90 ,..s sn ,'s. ".,Iad ~ copsuIt.t;on w'th her
sr,i.s az, nd;na nhrs;c;,n (lur op;n,ons
Is. do, hsr s.naysr; vaa ;muo.sible.
,a mo,r, 1as Ma, har d;sssss "a. ransad nara tan
naar. 400 from ;,reguarity n her periods
o~c ~ ~ nst rnst;on cause5 by taking 4 aeyere
oo,d dd MOI q hsr AGAIN. but soua after
Io.s. .sa ~, .l,e ,,'s :, dina wsil. wes much
s.'.;ssS I - ,,;s arS an ;non;r. .s a. what
saa nsus.d ,h;s ' sndSsn chanos. vssinformed
@u 1Sv Wn' S M' R;,,snonrl fhs, she had been tak-
nc n, cnvsatt,, E,stract Of yellow Dock and
s.,;II,, rs h.ya ,cs hoard ~ ;ts ereat
ss.o,f =, o,bsr casss in hi. y;c,njtv 1ava
en ;ndncemsn NJ ~ make tbis statement. o,her
IA, Z, nav ;ndnce others aHl;cted as was ths
s,,h;.o, snI nc ais sts.smert 10 ,ry ,bs yellow
no IL ana ars,nar;lla' balieving. as do. lint
!, - ,ossssssd az many eSeelle,t qualities. and s
aa.ntsd ~ ,na,,o diseases incide,,l n tl,e I'M
s n,ar s.r,;Iv. AS WARDER. M ID
| 0--Put up in quart bottles. 81 per bottle.
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High school.
Ohio Canal.
Ono CANAL, Poh1

OHIO CANAL, PORTSMOUTH,,
a. Dec 28ib, 1852
YESHE wafer will be drawn off the Canal be-
tween Columbus and Portsmouth on the
.aOth ,ay Of March. and continue off until the
Ist day OF April. Between Lockland and Car
ioll ii will be drawn off IN the lst day Of Feb
ruary, and conlinne off until the LET day Of
April. LEWIS w. SiffuEp'
dcc.29 Rest Engr.
Crib. copy weekly 3m s. chg this oahce.)
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Biographies,

.NTITCIIELL'S, ulncy's, Smiths, Morse
lxA and Benuett's Biographies and Atlase
II, W editions for sale whoiesa,e or single cop
les by [nov 29l J STEPHENSON
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MAILS, 100 kegs and 10 nails, for sale by
In dec 20 S. r. ROSS.
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COTTON YARNS

NEW SUGAR & Nc LAssES, by hhds and
In lbs for sale al market rates by
decaO s.R. ROSS,
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NEW BOOKS.
TyRANK FREEM ANS BARBER SHOP.
E Life Of Daniel Webster; "
Knick Knaeks or Pickings rom the Fort
Folio OF the Knickerbockor sili
Gems from Fable Land; " s
Life Of John Randolph;
q John g. Calhoun; es
q Henry Clay;
Gen. jackson;
apoleon Dynasty;
Chambers Information for the People
ass. IL vols, witha great variety Of An
nualr, Juvenile Books, &e., suiuble for Holli
dag preuents, Just reo'd and for sale BY
j. STEPHE SOnl,
No, 4, Buckeye Block,
Dec. %
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TyXCELSlOR. 10 boxes %. ra Hurts" favo-
"a rite Tobacco, for sale by S. R. ROSS.
dec20
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Broonls and Baskets.

VARIETY of plain and fancy Rroelns,
f1 Baskets with and without covers, AIieant
ms, DC. EdCc03 WIN, MILLER
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IIoliday Presents.

nO you wi h 10 make presents that will be
IL useful and profitable and more acceptable,
on this account, call.atthe "Regulators'
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Az USTARD.--l0 Cases, "a boxes each for
sNl sale by duno lSl S. RROSS.
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and rcportcrial force will 30 advantsg eously
strengthened and increased. in every respect
and il every department, BY the first day Of
next month, and vs. confidently anticipate pre-
lsenting ! paper oerrespondingly increased in
interest and deserving Of popular support
CLAY, CALHOUN, AND WEBSTER OBsEouIEs.-
We understand that the chief manager Of the
sPicayune, and one Of its proprietors last night,
stated iu committee, that his paper would pubs
lish at cost the requisite announcements for the
obsequies Of Calhoun, Clay and Webster, and
that he hoped other papers would do the same.
Wewill DO more than ready to do them gra-
tuitously, and more than ready to take FIVE
thousand dollars discount upon the profits he
has been pleased to assign to US our profit upon
the city printing. As we are largely indebted
to MIN for similar kind and friendly remarks,
we esire to give him an opportunity for a
profitable speculation. We hope he will promptly
reaiie the large profit we .cheerfully offer upon
mis- Honest and friendly declaration.
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Table Talk,

Dr. Bulls sarsaparila is remedy for impurity of the
blood SO pure that its reputation increases fast Prepared
IS it Ia on the most scientific principles where do we find
Its equal Other sarsaparas carelessly prepared
and therefore useless But why dry details of
ateria Medical the overwhelming testimony in favor
THIS Sarsapara is its best recommendation Wright Isl
Charities street. is making fortune by it.
But every where this country merit gets its reward
Weinstance the large sales by Sherman 10 ST. Charles
street, of Dr. E. Grains famous shoulder brace and SUD-
porter OF great value to persons suffering with pains
weakness in back chest side shermans trusses and
bandages should not be forgotten though that is not an
easy matter when every body praises them His store
crowded every day.
Did travelled Orleans gentlemen ever jode (dance
with Syrian peasant girls Chick ankled maidens of in
corruptble vrtue to the sound of the zither9 Do
know what the either isl 1t is of the guitar genus As
brand Werein 90 Camp street may sell zhers but
they have magnificent stock of musical Instruments
etc The musician professional amateur be hard
to please who cannot satisfy his wants there,
Votaire, in noticing the way in which princes need
essy subject their respective countries to the misees
war, says: They pick up great many men, who have
nothing to do and nothing lose bind their hats with
coarse white worstcd FIVE to the ell turn them to
theright and left and march away with them to glory
But Hamburger 164 Camp street, pursues much more
glorious system He clothes American freemen in the
most fashionable styea style combining durability ele
gance, and moderate prices.
1t was great saying Of Mahomet-' There is no monk
cry in Islam.''
From womens eyes this doctrine derives
They are the books the arts, the academies
Which show, contain. and nourish all the world
Had Mahomet heard Of daguerreotypes he might have
propagated his doctrines all the faster by showing the
portraits of his Celestial Hours By the bye Frobus ~
Charities street. very successful in that all important
feature of daguerreotype lkeness-the eye. -
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BUREAU DIES coMAIIssAIREs DE LA ,
DETTE CONSOLIDEE DE LA NQIIYEII L. I.EANs [

NouvEILE-oaLEAss, 81 octobre, 1852.
En- vertu de Ia 37eme section de Pacte de la
Legislature de Eat de la Louisiana nue pour eousoder
vile de pouvoir admn
straion de aires" APPROVE 1881 Je
lion de lace supplementare ref Incorporation de
Lafayette Ia Nouvee Olean APPROVE memejon dc la s.
section dun nete nuc Acte suppemntae az pour conso
dder Ia vile de In Nouve porsoir ct
Ia direction nfires APPROVE pour payer
rerat de Ia dette entare de la vile e obi
CATIONS de ancenne Premiere Dsuxs at
Troiene municipalities de la Vile Lafayette 6cheaut 1883
Des commissions caehet6es de cs
date usquau dsrIeme und Ia dsemb 1854 amd pour aehat
tout partie dune vile de Nom
veertans de In de mile pass bons de
vront Ia date juliet payabes quarsn mi,
au bureau du soer de Ia e dc
a cent payabs parr u Len ianysr
1853 en- la vile do NewYork lie Ter anve Juliet de chaous
annee Les commissions dcvn m pour de
ions de awhile de Nouvee oeans Ayst
eerere du Bureau DIES Commssares de la de vile
de la Nouvele otans Les des ct lea tons ad
luge au plus haut enehereur e midi CONNIE yst dit
ci-dessus.
Conditions coupons din,e
ie' gu de obligations de anrnne WILLIE Premiere Deux
eme ct Troiso Municipalities Vile de LAFAYETTE esba,, on
ls5 hu chor de achcten quart JAnrer IN Ia
premier Mars IN quart Mai ct premier Juliet
1905 aAeo interest hon do parr premier
Janver 1853 Les Commssarcs reu pour
cent sur ls onan ds bona adge Eaante la part ds
aeheteu de lee mahe, 80 en-
oatro drolt de reie!er les ohres partie
....CoMMISSAIR Es,
A. D. CRosSMAN Marie.
O. DEBUYs Cont1oleur
VIM II. GARLAND TIesorer
w P. CONVERSE, President du Comi,e de Fina,ce, IN r
Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE, PreaIen. Coms de Finances u Copsi dos A
tants- Aldermen '
A, LAYET, Secrttaire 90 oS, o
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10 THE CRHsCENr,
An thf National Atns.
Further from Havana.

NEwYoRK, November IT.
The ask Warrior reports that when she left Havana
there were several ships Of lying in the harbor nou
ding the British steamer Hghfyer two British soops
war, and three French vessels There was no Amer
lean vessel Of present. fact which occasioned much
remark under the circumstances.
The authorities determined that the Crescent CITY
should not enter Havana.
The Republic and George Law.
WASHINGTON, November H.
The Republic of this morning contains long article in
reply to George Law in which denounces his course as
busterng device to involve the two countries in
It declares that LAWS repeatedly sending Smith to Ha-
vana Is discreditable attempt to bully the Captain
era into surrender of the position that he had rghtful
ly taken and held throughout.
The article concludes with the assurance that the Pre-
dent will not fail to uphold all the rights of commerce to
vindcate all proper privileges of citizens Of the United
States to guard and protect those visiting Cuba but
that he is not disposed to question the prerogative claim
by the Cuban authorities relative to the exclusion Of
Smith,
The Republic however considers the refusal of the au
horites of Cuba to permit the landing of the mails and
passengers Of the Crescent City act at unus
6abe and offensive to both and country
/. Ohio River-steamboats
PIrrsBuReH, November IT.
There is barely four feet water in the channel and
the river falling.
CINCINNATI, November II. 4
The river here has fallen fifteen inches during the last
twenty -four hours.
LouisvILLR, November II.
The steamboats, Monticello and General Scott have de-
parted for NewOreans The Eclipse to leave for that
port on Saturday next. The Midas and VIM B. Clifton
have arrived from NewOreans. e,-,t
The river is yet falling with six feet four inches water
in the canal. Weather cold
Pennsylvania and NewJersey Elections
PHlLApELrHIA, November II.
Pierces official majority in Pennsylvania is votes
In NewJersey. his official majority is $3.50
Fire.
+. NEwYoRK November It.
fire broke out this morning at Cooperstown, in this
State and destroyed the extensive paper mills of Todd
Brother.
Steamboats, Passing.
VIcKsByne, November Is.
The following steamboats, have passed here to-day bound
Tor Neworleans:
The Western World at this afternoon.
Jhe j. Nj. Niles at 4:30 this afternoon Il
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