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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-06

TEE CHotERA.-The reports which We publish
In another column, Of the ravages committed BY
cholera on board the steamship Philadelphia With
messengers from Aspuwall TO Havana and New Or
leans. should be sufficient warning to the inhabi-
tants Of this city guard against the advent OF that
terrible scourge. Il does not appear that the Pha
delphis was oyercrcwded sud yet so fatal was tho
n alady. that within the week tortydge died. Fears
~, entertained that there will be great mortality
q board very many other vessels from Chsgres,
&kh. AT this season Of the year. will be crowded
passengers A ship coming into this port under
such circumstances a. the Philadelphia would, Ia
the present filthy condition eft city, flooded with
smigrants from Europe, and persons who have no
regard to health and cleanliness, act like burning
match thrown into a powder magazine In this
critical situation Of Affairs, we call on the Mayor
and Corporation to besir themselves, and take I'M
mediate steps for the protection Of health, by pro-
usng for the thorough cleansing and publication Of
Wv, which was never more filthy Or better pre-
promote the extension and mortality 81 the
han Il Is al present fearful responsibi.
~ on them they neglect tbls paramount
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Marln. a mrirs

LAuvon Mr. samuel Snc,icn will launch nj noon to-
morrow the steamship Amory. built for Mr. =. a. Scham
burg 4 Co, be smBloyed b. the wet India trads.
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HENRY CLAY,s REMAINS.
Over Sixty Thousand Persons 10 View tho
Coffin at the City Hall.
Arrangements for the Departure of the
Solemn Cortege.
THE LAST WORDS OF THE STATESMAN,
&C., &C., &C.
oBsERvANCEs ON SUNDAY.

During all day Sunday, an immense number Of Per.
sons, great proportion Of whom ladies' visited the
City Hall to see the coffin containing the remains
Henry Clay, which lay in state in the Governors Roos
1t of the metallic patent burial CAGES shape
Of the human body-the same asxhat in which John G.
Calhoun conveyed to South Carolina. On silver
plate inscribed the simple words -
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At Drookys, on Monday. Jan IA at quarter before
NJ Mr. JoAr GrL.aEs, native Of Argytsshire Scotland
IN the GA year OF his aees "
Hshiends and relatives also, the members Of Atlantic
Lodge No 90, 0. Of r. and the Society Of Journey
men respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this efternoon ct O'Clock NJ from st AIMS
Church Brooklyn. His remsins viii be taken TO Cy-
press HILLS Cemetery for int rmenr.
january l8 EMILY AcLEE Hsrsf infant daughter Of
Thomas 8. Henry.
At Brooklyn, on TUESDAY Jan 13 SAaAa JAsx, wife or
VIM ID bmith, in the 34th year OF her age
The friends Of the family without furth invitation
are respectfully invited to attend tbs funeral this after
noon, at SH O'clock from her late residence in Bridge
street, near WiouRhby
On Monday, Jan IL, Of consumption Miss Lucy JANE
HANMEa, aged 10 years.
The friends and relatives OF tina family srs invited to
ATTEND her funeral this afternoon. at clock from
her late residence No. So Rutgers street. whence her
RENAME VIII be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in.
terment
At her residence in Brooklyn jan II. Mss CAruAa,ys
= so, aged " yeare and montha.
The friends of the family invited to attend the
funeral, at Englishtown to morrow. at O'Clock
from tae church
Monmouth papers please copy
In Culpepper, Va Jan a. VIM A. GRitIly aged 49,
At Washington City, Jan 0, Hon. LlMuxL SAWYER
for number of years represt ntatve In Congress
the State Of NORTH Carolina.
At Charleston, y. c., Jan 10 Wv, J 3au Jr, Of the
6rfE of VIM Bid & Son
At Lancaster, Ky, Dec It, M JOAN SLAyiS. in the
Goth year OF his age lie woa soldier ia the Rsyoiu
tionagy
at scituase Mas Dec e nirs s.aass Pisso, aged
t03 years ard months.
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ClTa TRADE REPORT.

J..
Ainfs fecpee steady 20 bbls fetching IS and 50 Is
cT new pots AMI pearls. respectively
bt.f Wax ruled quiet; i,.G0 tbs yellow were taken ~
2s1Sc. cash.
Irlusuffs- isyorel factor the .a.s inclui.
II 9SC9 bbls common Southern, ut 45af ~ Cl,,
ordinary 10 choice state NJ ~ so Aft IS aud mixed
4, fancy Western s. 81 5G% 81 rs Nothing was
onaae6 80 me amount rf 500 bushes l. white at 81
at 500 southeIn rixed ~ osC 10 that If 700
tCpleis Pcetern mixed. st Gdc sui southern white
81 &c the former raes t1d lsrcy to that OF 500 but
sl- TWO rosed, nc &c., sT.dGt'oa. Oats ard rye con-
unUed The
oorroS There sts been y fair laraoa to-day, and
tie fsles snsurt - abo1s 2se0 tJas, a. yesterday's
pitcss.
coe.st About 50 tags Java we're picked ur al 1.
i.<c 100 LaxusyrS az SIZE. aSl Ohio stSd
mstEctf I'm
~ Goous There Il eapc rmsn fractional increase %
trecp this ngeS though Il IL hCt gvEelsl. Domestic
lIp' form te cnly artic, u cotton .cJo wiics Il o.
yief bnts q elaplcr iaTn II stesdy az $50. ca.h
lteTY unbes chel che atiugs aie Ia IL CO sCc but
bercho goods are Inactive aui TIE stock rlataslay
on uc i6tfare nis SILL ia rcquert FOR sripping
The home demand Is lght. ifioes without change.
canetufr' are rather slew oL safe bat The market
iim o. 6L so Stripes and u.s ore duh al uoionsi
rilccs Cotton fapnOis quiet tho stool Il light and
prices ffD. EriniiDR CLOTH hero md OF Pyoyi3epca
nre ysry insctige-Go nominally. good demand
bse sref for prue both Ter city epd country trade The
sortmeot II attractive. 0inghsms are Yet inactive
Cotton pHntslooOeyr n Ian roqncst bat prices are
rather lower petancs rrc Offering but the spring de-
ntnd has scarcely opened nv sales have teen
nsde fot dsiapt nsrKets. ClotAg duh ant heavy
ybs taseBPres az fancy fprrg e;ylcs attracting
little attention ard ecivns NJ fair prices plain
sotrrs anal .iacae are stsaeg a'n light ;3msos
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Herald Marine Correspoh dsncs.

A. ,g ri Ssyy, yE i,
. saJsa la.5rBrs. wand.rs5 tDr), D.yssen, Windsor
r ncns xiasor Ns Assmss
. Sss f sss. S .nI sSon S
sssn sS sy y rss,s
n Outer Roads lssh t.9 brss arr yesterday unAnOvn
ssIrievao Eaish, L.vsoy from rhl.aeph, for Tr,ns.
las lcss ioregatt, SPLIT sail. damaged bowsrrs, SO.
Arr,,l-sos- Empire, Rice. Rishnona, Va ~ I'M
.ctsares-bnEhs Faismouns whitney Bartsdoes scl.h
~. PsI,1 az, IxsT 4,
IL e., s s s . pS ss1 sa sP,a
lie deaTsts Hercules sni Rsanec wEc r.rsrd tt 70 fe
grning ssg sss , ISL 70 hr stqr, and hauled er on
cSSdcd in saving sJqpt ficrQ Eta qf ae aarso. WY
MIsesi1anssaE. -
on s a b lgI t.or lrS q w,saasSr oe
agton efce, and $1,000 as the Neresntiie Marine.
r1 s, SSGoT, nsrs from BGsss Of and from Errk
under egh next nor,ng dsed on sank whsf atre,t
scItn MARY AvevsrA Warren Me- As Nsu.uofo. feorr
Hsw Yerk struck heavily on the BAR. which csuscd
scn Norvs Of aud from warebs for NYork while lying
IN she inner hsrtors 81 Providence ri, BY
reported sh's sic docs not leak - g
soH Ta KsS,seTo. & rRnsi.le1is from c.se.e m
cotton. ~ ' "N' ~ ''''
NASrrcHxT My l2The wrecked ship British Queen and
sstr ~ rss,ns Place. during IL. gales q lee. vosk snd SIC
A'.aa.s oSssa VI. ), Vincent 6.rc ysd Isianas 18TH W.T.
% r D EsaR Ra.a 81 .es. 4 $500 s g.
i II NJ ss' sgs. f,n3ss, %..s.
fbsn, sscn bus s ysIsb. 6es ~ S Ssa,f s.
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TsItEIaI.iIC lfrnnria.

INV oRfl. Jan. II 1892.
Cotton la. been in fair d~mand day with sses OF
Geo bales at steady flm pric9s Our produce markets
are unsettled in corseuence at til. closbg Of Western
navigation. All articles held az higher prices We
quote new mess potl: Ut So 7o bacon sides -;
and shoulders ct g. 80.
NV OUtF.ys, Jan IL, 1852
The ale, Of cotton to-day reached 1000 bales all fo
france and England. Prices ara firm; nj idling
nc. Whisky. -0o0 Dbl. cold At lGh 6 lie.
EEw ORLEAN4, Jan ~. is52
Cotton --Tse m0rlet 10 LAY Is It'll animated, With
sales Of s0o0 bsies NJ very full price. We quote good
p,ida.ing al Sgic 70 re
gI,sLtsIos. Jan IL ls.2
The sales 81 cotton to-day amounted { TO- tSlst q.
~ &c. Tie market Is quiet, but firm
CHAhtEgrrr, .sr J, 1882
cotton Tie tsles yesterday, resct9P j D. t5'es ut
O. 20. to 10 Tbe market closed 1- * 7Ssfs rsttss
Ctycfvvf ,Jap - 1874
The whole number If hogs receves 81 - al 5ata /.
$4,000 .lust 307 coo at the isCs ia. ycG Oar
markets are unchanged The weather = 2olG ~. rsf.
CATION s'li suspended.
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BOARD OF NLNTEMPN.
jas u Thu Board mot AZ tieusual hour Mr. Comp.
ten PRECEDENT 10 the chair. The minute. OF as meet.
ing we're read and approved.
pFTiItor3 ts.fea,p,
ofGeorgs Law tc construct pier on the south westerly
'de o. diagonal Iier Tat river sud for ot The
same or llsn Aerrson. % lease pier foot Of leech
,ior 81 sewer in Yrst street, fsctn IT. junction vita
Houston rt5.et I" The BoTe- ana al.o from EiTs 10
stccnd street IL II Bo..ry Of the ssnbers Of Iiose
have the Crotcn vater introduced IN their house To
aeg the sidesaike % 1bisJ eessctA ftrset bstyeen
The suy.prior Cour. ,el dive "a a law. library
A communication received from his Ttenor the
Mayor returning To- utiou paced in both boards
tracts ordered By u. pt,viUs Common Council after the
~: d December, 1851 j vas oid.Ted Ole and to be
printed.
OF tie Committee Roads, ia favor Of regulating
eventh avenue frou ly.pir u rtttet q Harlem lane
OF me COMMITTEES on Roads, in favor cf regulating Forty
eighth sweet ard cugb aud gutter stones laid from Tbird
T. Fourth avenue. o. The Committee Roads, in favor
of IaTisg Forty fourth street (. 20 Eighth to Ninth
avenue OF the Committee Fire Department in fsyer
tfintrodueing the Croton aud aes gas fixtures In
he engine houses corner If Centre AZ Chambers
etretts of the Committee the Fire Department in
tavor q mmcrali2ng the Lcesr for tho passage cs
IN act to extend the fire limits ol The city 20 reto
Alderman Pscp Aorsa that TIL. Inst rcr,rt vos'd sss
~ sdortcd
Alderman S,1p mo,c ,sas it ~ - uro Ne tablo,
Alderman DcHvfry ragyed ,lot st be lid On TIE tabc
without being lHated 10 N qpC.cd e. tie report He
believes that Ae people hGvc right 70 be committed ia
-uis matter q, vel as The t,Ie DeEertEcnt
alderman T0feo reid tbat II Wa net alous o. tNe
nt0t q the Nine ecna wsTd but oT tie bEet ii tne
VI ole city, sDd be hoped TINT h Tert0 h Drng Il,
Aide sTpEIry.HT seIoBrbec thGt as tLi' gas ~
important cElJtct 70 tie wh.s city BE hoped ~ wcad
- printed aud thereby give Cyy U.s 81 ogcrnt. ~
tesdipg II.
kfter some surttor remarks. tie 6'st mot me 2, ifyc
ID tcport hid the table, and 10 b. Ir.ctcd vs.cd
FTsoIuTiuce sporTtD
That the ConpSoer be requested to rspo-s u tbis
Beard AZ ils next meetlDg l1t Of all tae donations
made ty the Common Council in 1861
That THO StICet Commissioner Re directed TO cause The
ctNtraoi for Tegularng Broadway from Fdty-trst to
ty ninth street 70 he completed as soon az possbic
That lie Committee the Fire Department inquire
ana report uron the application Of tbst Fire Engine
"mpGns No. 90 fcr new fire eng,os at Manhattan
ale,
That the Cor1al q the Corporation be requested I,
tcit Y TIL" Soszd the Gttfy "a add rToecediEs ia
q mailer q tpe4ing l2Sta street from EaahRstfn
& T. hpomlosisie coed from NE a4.t i.terp' 70
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Steamship Af.iss, Ha,..son. Liverpool
Tsiexraphic Marine Reports.

II
Notwithstanding VIM Penn Phiisdelpha; bark Goorsi-
Beasnore; sohc Chss Han lin, Tangier.
oies:ed-shps Hooslcy {new sFrsnsisco Oxford lnewl
NCrieans SudAa barkS Merlin In dies
Ncssaa so1thar Mobile sohs AJres Aux Csyes Victor,
NTori.
sailei-3ssk Merlin, -.
CHARLSsros. Jan 49,
Cleared Bark Lnoy. and Elizabeth. fer Boston.
PnovIyCETOwT, Jan H.
Ia poct-BA2k Maryland Baltimore brigs
-one Trinidad do; Choctaw Cape Verd ISLANDS
Paplins. Phlsdelphia for do.
Arrived l4h Banks JnnatA CO,leans Carolina, NYork.
seiled-Yriy Petra, NYork.
New ORLEANS. Jan IL.
Arrivtd-Be,g Tel egrkph, NYork
C.sa.et-Briy Abbott, SYosk.
SALEM. Jan IL
o'earedBarh sophronA, Zanzibar; brig Po.omac, West
Coass Of Africa.
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Passengers Sailed.

MISUNDERSTANDING frica-Gee Tuplux. Lon Jon;-
Whi.eord, dol Benz amin and lady. Mr. Urquhsr, de-
Smith, do; Steward, do; Clark, do; Mr. Carter DO
Mr. May do; Wrsgg do; NJ Steven do Foley. do NJ
SsSmoui 40; Roy; do Me CnmminR. dc; Deahom DO;
RH:stuch, Jr. NYork; II 7 rentou, British legation Mr.
Feulds, Quebec; Dresel. Baltimore; Storm. SAmer,s
Nr Fry Quebec Mr. hacrse Collr NC 81 Johns, or;
Levy Que6ec; Mr. Lemcsurier. DO; Mr. Benson England
Mcfnnis, HAMILTON, CIV; Mr. lie Tou Quebeo Mr.
sandwich lslsnds ra..ison hontre.l Muller, quebec:
Kelly, DO; Msj Cen Fane BA; Mcdonald. Eyork; w =
Davis do; Mr. Louthisn do Mr. Psyon, NYork; Loves>
Reid. waters Ergsnd; Heath. NY ork Smith. LIZ
vcrpcol; W Toser.
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MEDICAL.

NO FEE TILL CURnD-DR CuRBzrT. u DUANE
~ street m.y be eonaui,ed oonhdcntlaly she sreat
sg, mercury and renewed says D..
seson second 80 ncnc in Americs whore all il NED 81
s "a Day ', s smsss q q: sa:
AIS shs city Of Ne. Yorf.
DR. COOPER, Il DUANE STREET BAs, ron tue
'i%i discusses sSa sSsysd s' m ms' sav s Is
cure the moas sgrayated Of this disease and mid
from One 70 two TeosS ss,Ssoas deSs
tie sS 81 tho bs
& S n mrdSr Sed ssf g CUE
ceitsd hass no connection with dGsck nt ~ koosevcs
EYE. RALPH. AUTHOR or y8s PRACTICAL PAL.
~ y TsssS,I ". Ms S0s,, 20 !, ss'c 81 ~
Wies s,rcos From the uncommon medical sdyasssscst ss
sssoT ns sneyss sga9s Wish 70 would iassaass hsys
I ,ss.. dsss siassa sss ssry osssa avs
sssoS promise even NC mos, ss,sss ana u, p
s ssspe sss IA a. s sfssqs % & 49, & more Ger
,sssE source m A~ars. shGsc vse . u 80 osr
s O. cure SS wsc s ss ssssa -. % .s o.
Ea sssri. Ssl ~ rs, ' dFasa s'r los
W.. EANEsg, 70. sorr a.ensZ. rs csaaDHs-
sstels him w. 0ute whoqk wsSuf oaSss cured E
ssessS Il st ecses II - ofas'sS * y.
exception Vac oniY qussed Tendon sals u.r
EN-. JOHNSON, no. IL DuAsx srssKx, 70 wEiI
tof cor skin shcEs Ssoarsa oasS. IN, bsy,
sueNd Tor yesrs, we eaiusas Coassl ssOaa WeEtas
axes oursd N four dsys petisrs ear' o. nc ear-,
DR, Co0fKe. u DIANE sl8S21. RA6. Tug yss
"a yssr oesSssa a pgsotio y enc
,ysravssed dseseea s,d MID otsss removed ow asss
,s ssrss, near Cbssa ssst sav" ,,s ass
s,rtsa tees7 dpous ~ oboe, wsh sbs hss nagaas "a
meeoms sao surgery shs 9saa,,T ma syst or1dGoes,
s'recs@eSe * ~ ehArss.
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SUlPPlSa,

If0R CHARLESTON, s. c., ON SATURDAY, 15r, AT
l. l.. N.-The new and elegant sses mship SOUTH Ca
ROLINA X. H. Tucker, Jr., Commander will take vast
freight ocr at steamers rates, and leave above.
For frcs Psssage having unsurpassed
apply board. at tic foet OF North Moore
THOMAS MARBLE, s. South street; 10 Il. CALDWELL
& CO., 81 Wall street.
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N ARaTInE lNTELLucE ENC 4.
poar or NEW YORK. JAN A. sss:

CAsarsa.
Ship shsctdaa. Coranh Lvespoo 3poford riiessoa s:
SsD sassa asss Love- 5,srpgsl pssaama pinon
si.g oneses Dr,iee New Orleans ssansca Thompson.
sssi 5s ss
.s dISs' Shsfrss s,iss;
e
cssfss
sh. ep,S5 ssnsa sssngoras Hu'ssy %arrag
Scar gebeoea. vslyism. Petersburg, aan,e, & Co.
Arrived.
seanah.p ri Do,aio, Hart,eeia, Charss ssa 4, with
speois aaa passsossre % E0bsssa asa Experienced
sssssss sossSsss. ' ssiss With ms.s TO
sarcn Ssnoo Z
fsn as 81 sf o sv'nnh The
SIP arsa. Western trIsS sSs.;msa liverpool D.o TO-
SI H. o a. s sSs Ss
oTx issSs; ss;s had sssy westerly sasr
s
SIP rs IS ss@ns srsms So days with
nSrrs f 81 s'sS,
SIP cfsos So~ osIsan, 20 a.y,. With mdss 10.
aass h;ss Moston Buckley. sa'aanAA days with
La se
sss saa sH1stsnesa Sssyy ssa ooid xsasaor. ''
sss s: ae ssia s1i Bro ase soreft ssss.
soar stephen Colbnrn. Norton. chinco'esxae sdsys
Nary Rsv.na soxisnd virgins s day. souna
- New Haven.
schr Alex Cooper. Cooke. Virginia. 2 days,
Sohr Protector. Crane. Virginia, days.
Schs Lgc erla, Wood, Virginia. davs
eehr Queen Crowell. Baltimore. 8 days.
Schr Alice, Weeks, Baltimore, days.
sckr Honesty. Appleton, Baltimore. days
Schr Phebe Baxter Nichsfscu days bound
70 Boston.
Sioop Henry Casse1. Carr hewposA
Sio0p Aut..ea. Ssosyes, Providence.
Below.
shipSsz Hsnrsni-s, from Liverpool
Also, ship n sae ohrz.
Sailed.
Steamship Africa, Ha,,ison. Liverpool.
The sssan,ao Esloon, Rogers, henos Cor Chssres LET:
dasgaassns shis morning ana proceeded 20 ses.
The ship Julia Howard Buckley tor Charleston anchored
IN quaraasins Last nighA
Nothing further from sho ship Champs!a ashore the
Roncr, account OF the dti ouity IN reaching her
The in quantity Zoe r the rivers b,y prevent
vesoes from coming going abe sid of
The ha the difficulty
nrttng this nosnic detained
srfes reT hA ~ tagee luartss Of hour The oaes
ba2 IA full OF ice.
IAN l4-Wtnd ~ srarse, w; meridian, WsW;
sab do. snt srcsh,
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Passenrers Arrived

CHARLHsTor-Stesmship Soutberner-Mrs Litss. krs
Holmes NJ Arnold and family, yiette and lady. Clark
and lady Teols J D Annesley, Berry LEONARD,
AIshop. Thirst, Ashton, Muller Wiles Kelsh.
Durand, P.Macon. p Masssp, eusdorf, Hogan. G
Icverich, A Leverch, Howe. Jammeiaoa, W VIII
iism II Penn II in ate
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Police Intelligence,


f0ys, efFaise Pf.toc.s. Nicer Croett of the Frs.
district police court, arrested Thursday named
Alexander Cornell warrant issued hv Justice h..
throp vi cren he stands charged with obtaining from
the FIRM Of E'anhard Startling 4 McIurdie merchants
NO Cotisndt street quantity OF hat plush and
valued at tgi srd uprards under false ani fraudulent
representations Ii the. the accused fjrmery
clerk for the finn of kiGibal Johnson Ne. p john
stlfct aud the ib day II Decemhs- 1851, be called
The comriaiuants rpd exhibited letter purporting
10 come from john Thayer Co. CT Morelsnd, y. ".
requesting the taid Corrc8 T. mlk tie taid purch1ee
and forgsrd the Ia them: aiso made siAr
taioaa from the fira Of Brayto1 Go OF Phillips.
vile n. aud Itber arms West forsl Of whom the
cD,od represented that he authorized by them TO
make such purcha,es Ths complainant believing the
sai1 rcYTeeut 't5ns b gcuuin- sold Iii the goods
creaii. srs 9e.yeS'd tie same to lis order, soon
StteY tae pops'tY dsls3erad as!"rtEnd that
The letter .5bbici ana tho raIrese lt&tiGn 4i we're
fe'se snd sGdaent rsae raTcy IL "a rs,s eson of
The nropety Ia question On TIE Tbs prisoner
and searching hs person large opau.i q pawn tick
ets wac found, Bhctiug the posscsstsn ofs gspty 81
hat plurh uDtre'i9s ana fsrious ct!es s-tc'ss TIC
6ccl;sel coa7e.ci bespfs tho mlGis.r.se WI CON-
nj ted LIN Il pt,stn 20 await further eyel aattn
VICES u q Tapt:-a uin named Eiwtri Good was
ayres.t Te.3sy by .ic police OF tie Te5e1t ward
o. charge It cginfbittnk very y.o,aE- e2ssG AZ
ta'eTg the te.son u hi, wife May To- ooI h1'
Jan conveyed beiot, the u.ari-trste NO locked
aicl w. iOg tatUre geod bo5Gy.c.
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MARKETS ELsEwuEKE,

~.
rn,,tprLrHIA, Jan. lt--stoek Bea,d-s2oOo Y $ Ga.
az, my lUl city Jas G ln; s1 do 100; O City Rail.
road o. ss cl soO Fem. %. aud r. 10; Road Cry
bonds W lGo1 sds1 Can.l IS, 59 coo Penn. Sc and
rittseu1s 81 eeuIon, 9; 100 L,hgh Nay Int, s5 l.o
Cirsrd Bark i2 l. Mech B.ni *; 10 Farm and 3sh
CO. 81 Peun Bark, 1856 10 Pill Bank, l2il; do Izj; ii
Penn Railroad, 4nSf; 2jO Reading Railroad, 2Si no DO
~. Bfweeu Boards s},2n Cl:y R.iiro.d 6s -, 10
Leo Resain Grydor bonds so !l Reading R,iirosd 2f
" a1g CITY Gas 6.g 100 ~ Le4gh Nav, Int, So 30
Bank, hi c, 8 Bsrb, ~. .iter SGifs5J aorrs Ca.
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eupfentc Court az tls. tritrd states.
J.,, AZ sos 70 Al. 6l.-J. b0sdas a o.. epu,ttaf,.
H. it,.eotF Tnr icument Of tl2ss cases wa con.
aLucd By Me'1s Hopkins and Ba1 fer the appellee,
sud concluded by Nr. CaEupbc toE tne appellants
ieurned until Tucrdsy, III O'Clock 4 "
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BrlI7E UOSp Uas, Pee. Trade is dun here an
money Toe market Is we'll supplied with ggovi
sions which slDT Of rslc heavy The approach
Ing Christmas will b. unusually iu unlcqs the pre-
W he money MeIt atdte,
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Cons mon COUntiI.

pckRp OF ALpEBMpN.
jas u Thu Board mot az the usual hour, Mr. Comp.
tCu Precedent 10 the chair The minutes OF ast meet
=. NJ we're reEd and annroYed.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. CARROLL COUN.
NV s.

Court o. Common Peas.-ln Partiion.-Robert
Craven vs.. Henry Stubbins.--The defendent
Henry Stubbins will take notice that petition
was filed against him on the 2st day of April,
A. D. 1852, in this court, and is now pending,
wherein the said Robert Craven demands parti-
tio1 OF the following real estate in Carroll county,
Ohio, to wit four acres and fifteen poles OF land
situated in the southeast quarter OF section ten,
(IO) in township thirteen, (l3) of range five, (5)
adjoining the town plat OF the town OF Harlem,
also lots numbered seven ~ and eight (8) in the
original plat Of Harlem and lot nun iered two
lei in Isaac Virgins first addition to the town
Of Harlem, on which is erected Two stables. All
of said land and town lots are in one enclosure,
and is the same on which is is situated the Grave
OF Robert Craven deceased, who died possessed
OF said land and town lots. And that at the next
term OF the said court application will be made
by the said Robert Craven for an order that parti-
ton will be made OF said pre- enises.
VAN BROWN, Attorney
April %, l852-pr fee 5 for Petitioner.
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NOTICEIN PARTITION.

Jefferson Ayres and Sarah Ayres, Thomas &c
Daniels, William McDanes and John Mills will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 10th day Of May, A. D. 1852, in the court
of common please of the county of Carroll and
State of Ohio, by Martha G. Ayres, and is now
pending, wherein the said Martha c. Ayres de-
mands partition of the folOwingrea estate, to wit
The southeast or of sec. "a, township Is, R. 6,
teubenville District and that at the next term of
said court application will be made by the said
Martha c.. for an order that partition may be made
of said premises and that her interest therein may
be set off in severalty.
MARTHA c. AYRES.
By her AUy, J. Peatce.
CarrolIlon, May IA, 1882. fee SO, so.
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PETITION To SELL LAND.

David Rheem Administrator of William Stuller
deed VS. james Peterson ct als.-To John Hymn
endnger and Jane his wife, of the county of Boone
and State of Kentucky, and Robert Stuller and his
brothers and sisters, whose names are unknown
Of the county of Washington and State of Penn.
sylvania, ard George Myrica aud Eve his wife
whose residences are unknown:
You are hereby informed that have fled petit
ton as Administrator Of the estate of William
>tuIler deceased, in the court Of common pleas OF
Carroll county, for the sale of the real estate OF
said decedent; and SHALL in pursuance of the pray
er Of said petition, on the first day of the next
term of said court, to wit on the 2Sth day of June
A. D. lS52-or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard ask for an order to sell said lands to pay
debts, to wit: The middle part of the west halt
of the northwest quarter of section %, in town
ship IA of range 5 4; aud bounded on the north by
lands of Henry Snivey, on the east by lands Of
said Snivey and John Druckemer, and on the
south by lands of Peter loot, containing fourteen
aCres, more or less.
DAVID RElEEM, Administrator
of Wm. StulIer, decd.
By John H. Trip, An'y.
Nav A. 1852. .-Pr fee $3.50.