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The daily union., 1852-12-02
N Circuit Court Of the District Columbia
the County of Washington.

JANIS ELLISON BAKrR deceased against
FsLr BAKER and JoHs w. GEYKR. In equity.
THE bill substance states, brig Caspian,
%can 70 81 Boston, sas sGa
sold the 26h OF September, 1897, Montevido South
America Baker Son and Geyet reeiag themselves in
wa. for Baker Son. and third. Geyer ha, the said
n De, on @ "a PEI s a
river La Plata carried into Montevdeo and ier condemned that
the q Brazil ie Indemnity for los. Of said
claim the
s,a se~son the two m NJ, ,sa o. Ssye being
by him the Of Joseph Baker deceased and having
attorneys collect debts effects rights claims.
ss ins o % % Of Ss' % s% %
Caspn and cargo TO be applied towards iesenns his said
established Boston the let Of February. isa
@ adopted .on Of Cincinnati 'Is @ sas I 50" S
solved on The i. Of October 1895 and BY The terms Of
s s s s s sss Il % s as1 If @ as
gave October Isio Joseph Ba
which sun due the estate Of Joseph baker,
psa s Henry m R
gwen BY Henry Felt BAKER he was oaad Be indebted %
Baker = sin larger % amount and from hs ~e he Len s @ down
affairs that Joseph nsker amer said dissolution % The day Of his
Nssssena.e. pay firm,
% s % T n s
and will considered his estate bound for all the debts Of
E:en alsls..s eea.ssrns
Ceyer of del Brnzi, Henry
Son. and Of the agreement OF dissolution OF copnep be
Bakers the claim Of Baker
eyer indemnity aforesaid assets OF the estate OF Joseph
az 1919 that the commissioner instead Of
the indemnity found by him 20 be due for
Is%ss Eoa as aforesaid dS he o Of Jsns
James Eson aforesaid Henry
Baker and John W. Geyer that the 9Th July 1884, Henry
Felt Baker after fun information and due deberaon on the sub
said James Ellison all his
whatever and said award and on the day subs
tuted attorney Geyer
standngy made and in Dictated affidavit sustaining the
Of the said James Ellison the whole OF the said
aaid Henry FeI Baker prevented
from paying tho whole
award 70 sad on seune w mar ne wns into
consideration paid him therefor that the said James Ellison
complied with all the provisions Of the Of Congress
Henry Fe John W. Gcyer relief praying
Henry Felt Baker and John w Geyer from asking
receiving BY themselves their agents. attorneys assigns or
from paying TO Henry Felt Baker and John w Geye
agents. attorneys assigns representatives. the whole
grant publication 10 the premises that
defendants reside out Of s usdcton and that Il viii
whole Of said award 70 be paid by the
OF the Treasury TO James Ellison, executor OF Jo
Baker deceased IL 10, thereupon ordered and ad
Judged by court. this o6h day of November, n the
s that the complainant BY causing copy o. This order
weeks Monday Of Feb
said absent defendants OF the object and
Monday of April
premises and show they have why de
should prayed the h't "f sad advertisements 70
least four months before hs saa fourth Monday OF Ap
ny order Of The
True copy. Test JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
Dec 2-iaw3w
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EDlTUR's CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Dec. l-p. m.
learn that II is the intention OF merchants and
the Board OF Trade to give splendid entertainment in
me shape OF sumptuous dinner, 10 those who attend
the great commercial convention of the southern and
western States TO be held in this city on the 18th inst
Very ample and extensive arrangements making
for it,
The morals of city do not appear to be getting any
better. Several gross ourages perpetraed again
last night by lawess desperadoes. gentleman and
lady were shot at whilst going up Charles street. The
ball fortunately missed them. Our citizens are arming
themselves More pistols, dirks, bowie knives, SC,
have been sold within the past fortnight than have been
disposed OF probably in year previous. But few now
go out after dark who armed and the alert for
sefdefence
Nlbos grand troupe of dancers the attractive
artists Of their kind we have ever had in Baltimore
They performed last night at the Holiday street theatre
to avery full and highly delighted audience. They
really superb, worth visit from Washington at any
time They are exqusltely beautiful.
Business is without change. Sales of 500 bbls How
ard street fourlat rs 800 do. at "a "a. Sales during
the past few days Of 5000 bbls. City Mills flour at
- VI asa "a; holders generally ask IS. Red wheat
lO4a lot cts; white lo7 lis cts. White corn 50
cents; yellow 81 65 cents No change in other ar-
cles OF produce.
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the Circuit Court the District or Columbia
the County Of Washington.


BELL, assignee BELL h assignee of
B.L assignee Of srErnrs Lewis against Lewis, ad
ministrariI of STEPHEN j. LEWIS, deceased In equity.
THE bill American brig Caspian
sold with her cargo in MSnteydeo in south America .e
I q @ Sns o. wG %
S. h hereo that the said brig with her
ssr is in he yei Ia Plata s squadron carried
on board as her pilot his baggage The
and effects g he amount that asmas
Of Lewis against the of Brazil indemnity for the loss
he had seen rosSsS an his claims ahs
% e n % sase s
New Yokin the sum Of and having no property Of his
%en, fol indemnify aoad Isaac
or with full 70 eose, the same and never
Gasa ss
having paid any par. q his
signed saac Bell might realized discharge
S claims M for against Brazil Were By Isaac
s % a ~ upon s
lost
On % son r. q ne @ s e Mar, n
be due Of Lews cams that subsequently, the
@ sosa
aa ss 80 ~ 5 sas
New York who now claims By virtue Of said asnmenl 70 be the
made Mary that the @ from Lev.
award been found that Isaac Rs and Edwad Bell assign
es a1 s N all % % as
his bill Of complaint in this soar, against Mary Lewis for eef
that Lewis me defendant be enloned from asking and
sentativs from the Secretary of the Treasury
of the Treasury from paying her. her assigns
whole of
made till further order Of this in the premises
will grant the order Of publication seeing
Lewis the defendant resides out Of Its Jurisdiction and that will
said paid
the complainant, Edward r..
II is therefore, by the this 26th day OF November
isa ordered aaudsed ha, The complainant
copy Of this order TO be inserted In the Union Washing
city, each Of three before
first Monday of February notice said absent
othe object and substance Of this b her
this solicitor, before
of April the premises and
has, decree should
sements least four months before the said
day Of April
BY order of
Test, JoHNA SMITH, Clerk.
w G. sSKTHEs, Solicitor for Compliments
True copy Test JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
Dec 2-law3w
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Bounty Land Clsims--Notice.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Pension Ohce Dec. 4, 1852
THE large number Of applications which
this office has been filled within years and the
calls for information
admitted have thrown the heavy
All the diligence possible has
qures without delay but has been found
formation promptly great number
Of and Hdcrpirc
and memoranda asking FOE ~ Parties agents
qpred TO conform 20 the following
of memoranda asking the condition of for bounty land
The claim must be ddiny but briefly described by stating the
name OF the applienat and " widow chill
den The name 10 full OF the deceased soldier for whose service she
OF they cam when flied resdence o the ps when
the application was nnsmtled flied BY an sgen e residence
husbsnd
belonged performed which
the claim founded whether The has been suspended
Hereafter, office acknowledging
cam OF the win be given In
filed after this
stsed must also be endorsed additional
evidence offered IN them
and ard tend obtain speedy
the psrtc~ interested. j. T.. heath,
Ia Commits OF Pens,ons,
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Shipments Of flour from Ne,O York per weeG.

The -four exports are more diversified this year and al
though the aggregate quantity is 1880 barrels less, the
value is Sl2 900 The average last year ac
ton $4 and this year very nearly &c. price which,
with the present cheap and prompt means OF communca
ton, affords fair profit the producers The
production Of wheat in Illinois, in 1850, 433 265
bushes-equa to 2OOO,OO0 barrels of fourwhich, the
present market prices, represent difference this year of
900 in favor Of wheat producers In the profits
much better, being 30 per bnshe last year.
which, crop Of 900 bushels gives BIS 900 in
favor of the grower of of the prolific of the
States.
The general average prices OF wheat have been higher
this year than last In England and the aggregate sales
the 0 which regulate the duies together with the
imports the leading ports results follow from
lam A to her I
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The heatrc.

The performance last evening Of " The Wife" was
well played-Mss s. Denim personalng Mariana, and Mr.
Wheatley ST Pierre. Miss D. highly and deserved
ly applauded This was Mr.. Wheatley's first appear
Foster played Gonzago. Mr.. w. and Mr.. F. decided
aceessons 10 the company There decided improve
ment in the wardrobe OF the theatre. Kate Denim as
Justin in the Wandering Boys, and J. Winans Lubn,
played we'll Tonight Mr.. Wheailey appears as Clifford
in the Hunchback with s. Denim as Julia. and Kate as
Helen, and Foster as Master Walter. We anticipate a
rich treat II. G. Jordan and Miss Lonsdae appear in
the comic drama OF Good for Nothing Miss Lonsdale
has displayed talent for genteel comedy OF superior
character No comedian has made such impression as
she has, nor has received az great applause.
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Arrived. Exported. Rate of sterling. In sub-trei
TOTAL -. II $50, ,sal a,eso, ,ssa

The deposites of gold Philadelphia will probably be
larger than for the same months last year IL is however,
the that gold goes England direct Cafo
MIA This year than last but there signs OF dmin
ished yield oi the metals the other hand they
increase The exports OF gold hence are compared with
nearly nomina but there internal demand for
coin, arising from balances producesaes in favor of that
section Most OF the banks have large eastern
credits The Bank OF Indiana for example, has nearly
double the credits here in its favor that IL usually has
early in the and with the prospect for produce
sales road in connexion With the ready OF
munc alton between the West and the Atlantic, there is
prospect of larger credit In favor OF the Interior
Notwithstanding the considerable sales Of goods As
indication, give the shipments Of flour and OF val
ue om this port for the week and the corresponding week
lastye
The daily union., 1852-12-02
BY J. c. Mcguire. Anct,oneer.

pEws IN ST JoHNs CHURCH FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
auconOn Saturday, lith OF December ensuing ri
~ o'clock the following named st. Johns Church.
the Of II 10th by
viz
On the ground floor
Nos. a. 49, IA l5 TO- 90 9s %, 30 81 30 a. 35 a ao a.
5a 81 g. g. g. 6s So 7o 73 a. as, III 7s "a, 49,
VI, %, e6, 9s, Iof, iO2 and iO3
In the gallery
Nos 10, IL, ~ I3 IA, rs, 10, II, Is, 10 81
-, IS, 8, "a, and 20.
Most pews egby situated among in the
church. private valuation, on
rppcsionto the a time previous to the sale
Tn. Of the purchase money
paid In hand, fourth
remaining fourth of
The purchasers with approved
erred payments, bearing from the Of
comply within SALE the
the right of reseing pews any them
at the risk and expense of the purchasers
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Nov ~ -eodsdaif Auctoneer.
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ARKANSAS LEeIsLAruRE--ELEcrIoE oS CHEF JUS
ricE-At twelve O'Clock, m . the 10Th ult, the two
houses convened ia the hall OF Representatives
The two houses proceeded to the election OF chief
justice of the supreme court
Mr.. Witherspoon nominated Geo c. Watkins and
no further nomination being made, the roll called
which resulted as follows: G. c. Watkins received "a
votes, and Mr. Craighead vote.
The speaker then announced that George C. Watkins,
having received majority OF all the votes cast,
duly elected chief justice OF the supreme for the
time prescribed by law
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OBITUARY..

Departed this life the 23d instant, residence in Norris
town, Pennsylvania, the Hon. JOSEPH FoRNANCE
Entering at early the profession Of law pursued
steadily onward until he had ac
qnreda reputation fi legal ability and sterling integrity which few
enjoy Repeatedly called by the TO
represent them In the councils Of the State and
charged with signal fidelity every reposed in him
Cut of the prime OF his useful life, his deeply the
relations which he susiaised To his family ieparabe With
them his associates at the bar have mingled their heartfelt
ons Of at his DEATH and the whole
lived and died unite OF able law
yer faithful friend, CITIZEN and an homes,
IT.
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FRANK PERcEs COAT. Ar.oF-ARMs.-The Boston Chroni-
Gle states that the committee having in charge the build
ing of carriage for General Pierce him TO
certain what his family coat of-ams, probably with
view OF painting IT the panels OF the coach The
General replied that the only coatof arms which he
knew his family possessed that of his fathers
shirt sleeves, in which he fought at the battle OF Bunker
Hill The carriage is building at Pittsfed Mass, and
will cost fifteen hundred dollars.
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Sale To-Day.

ny GREEN 81 SCOTT, Anctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
on Ihursday The ~ December, shall sell
OF the late Rev. o. b. Brown, 10 O'Clock on street
nert 70 The 9th
viz = 'b
Mahogany sofas paror and rocking chairs
DO marble top dressing and other bureaus
DO pier and side tables
DO dining breakfast aud centre tables
sideboard. washstapds. Ac.
DO high and low post bedsteads
GIT frame round and mantel mirrors
Feather beds, bedding and mattress
Hall, SOLAR oth er smps
Tspestry, three ply, and other carpets
Window curtains painted shades
Venetian blinds olcIoh, and mating
China, glass, and crockery
Anditous, shovel and tonrs, and Tenders
Cooking, radiators air tight, aud other
Several excellent crates
With n god lot Of kitcben requisites.
Terms Al OF under Of
two and four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed
terest. GREEN 4 sCDrT -
New 30-d Auctionser.
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The SLAVE TRADE AND BRAzIL.--Extract of a letter
from ship at Rio: "The Brazilian government has made
request TO Great Britain withdraw their cruisers from
their coast they wish 10 have the suppression of the
slave trade in their hands, for which purpose they
have ordered six to be built in Eng
land On the LIST of January next is expected that the
first steamboat will sail from Para the Upper Amazon TO
inaugurae the important navigation of that river"
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Lecture.

This evening will be given, at Rugby Academy
corner Of and ith s,reets the first OF OF lee
lures natural history, by Professor Charles Girard
OF the National Institute The lecture will commence
at u. m. precisely No aantlance without tickets
which 10 be obtained free at the academy; at Pro.
lessor Rsours, Pennsylvania avenue; and Mrs Wise's
18th street
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Gray Hairs and BaIdness.

T. LOVETS WAHpENE for restoring hair Its origi
h nal color and badness constantly hand
scber who the only authorized agent
wahpene In the District Of Columbia having
with the proprietor thai able offer to the
public AT 50 per doz,n
The public hereby against spurious article
market The only wabpene establishment Pro-
H. T. Loyet OF g. sylvester
gst, corner Of 9th and II streets, Washington, ID. q.
Dec 2-eod2w
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ny ). g. MCGUIRE, Auc,ioneer.

r,RUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
sueon.By deed bearing
March, 1862 and duly recorded In ber j. 81 os
49, 32l, Washington
the District OF Columbia the subscriber, win sell
lie auction highest bidder Monday 18th day
be 1884, at O'Clock the premises the north hall Of lot
number (20l hundred
fronting twelfth twenty eight
inches, depth OF hundred
brick house, lately finished containing nine and
wood beuse desirable location for
be found in portion called
Terms one-third cash, balance six, Twelve and
igbeen MONTHS with deed given deed OF
taken the deferred payments Costs OF conveyances
paid by the purchaser.
G. ASHFORD Trustee
JAS. q. Mcguire
Nov l3-eodhds Auctiopeer.
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The ladies' festival at Iron Hall, last evening was
well attended, and the ladies' certainly entitled to
much credit Tor the admirable taste displayed in the
whole arrangement OF the beautiful hall Indeed, no
one could go away without feeling amply repaid aud
pleased with visit where one is greeted with many
smiling faces. We bespeak for them this evening a
full house. and advise friends TO call n aud aid the
very laudable efforts that are so worthy Of success.
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OficiaI.

Ertra Of letter Commodore s. stingha ding
the Unied state squadron in the Mediterranean, dated
"PLAo Sur CusBRRLAsp
"spezzia, Nov. 4, 1852.
"I becomes my melancholy duty inform you the death of
Commander George Upshur Of the United navy
pired yesterday O'Clock, board Levan the
ship which be commanded and he buried
The military honors due TO his rank His remains have depo
tied in tomb OF the Lazaeo this place.
position which be made OF them In
lost exemplary and eonsderae gentleman
Officer and he will be sincerely regretted by all who him
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Nov. ~, 1652
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Offering for Is,a-n chr,stm,. ~,

ERIENDsHIPS Offering for ls53-a Chrlstmns New
Years, and Birthday Present.
Garden Walks with the Poets by Mrs G. NJ. Kirkland,
Csmpbe's Po.ticsl Works.
The foetica Works OF Samuel Rogers.
Records OF Woman, Songs OF the Affections, SCI by Fell
IfemansA , :
Irish Melodies BY Thomas Moore.
Lyrics of the Heart, with other Aiaric A.
Select Poems, by Mrs l.. H. sigourney.
The above elegantly illustrated.
For sale by GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
Nov 30 Seventh
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Tor RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms chamber
lor with folding doors, The immediate vicinity Of
Presidents House and public departments Inquire I7
street, third door above the corner Of II street
Dec 2-eod3t'
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMs-To let, four five handsomely-fur-
nished comprising all third
family, where boaders either
Also Kitchen in the all
culinary apparatus. Two within few yards.
Inquire this Office. Dec 2-eod3'
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TREAsuaER,s STATEMENT,

is III the
branches, returns TO Mmd
asunbA Awusk munPaa
and @andb M Secretary qMf Treasury
The daily union., 1852-12-02

Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though paya'
Bile.
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A Notice. On and afi-r Tuesday, the p3I instant
&6areB64r the steamer MARYLAND viii make but "trip
aee1 week until further notice leaving Washington
Tuesday stok m and Baltimore Thursday O'Clock,
n. m.
For freight and passage apply board, orto
GEO. MATrINGLY,
NOV 2l-3taw2w Agent
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COMMERCIAL.
FrsIA our Commercial Correspondent.
Nsw YonK. Nov. 80. ls62

There has been another large arrival Of gold this week
which swels the receipts of November larger
than before la month. The operations at this
port have been Is follow
Receipts s1poyts Of spsels 9th rais. Of sreAanss
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I'm.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Up.
We have delightful weather The city is filed with
strangers Business is active Sales Of flour at So IS
B4 Corn meal, S3 30 Rye -four, 81 Is Sales of 800
bushels wheat at l06 l6 for red white I07 liz
cents Corn unchanged. Oats, 40 a AZ cents Rye 80
cents. Provisions frmsales small Not much doing
in eroceres-prces unchanged. Whiskey, 2 27i cents
Wools firm al 80 to 40 for unwashed and washed
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The high prices of the present year have brought
larger quantities of British wheat but did indace larger
mporations, owing to the shorter supplies the CONT
The comparative prices of consos and wheat have
been follow
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by J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
On Saturday morning, December 4 10 O'Clock, front
the auction shall by order OF the Orphans good
household kitchen consisting
Mahogany spring seat sofa
marble-top table
Bureaus, wardrobes washstands
Three-ply and ingram carpetng
Venetian blinds, painted window shades
Feather bed, hair and shuck
Mahogany and cherry tables
Looking glasses, toilet
Crockery, glassware, clocks
Stoves kitchen utensils Ac
Wheelbarrow garden TOOLS glass
Terms J. c. MCGUIRE,
Decd Auctoneer.
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Tor RENT-The house, with dry goods fixtures,
Pennsylvania avenue h and 9Th Streets lately
pied by Yerby x Miller. For.particulars inquire Of
YERBY & MILLER
Miss Dermott's building, of 7th and
Dec 2-lmif Pennsylvania
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Union Hotel, Georgetown, ID. c.

Hs and convenient thoroughly repaired
and reted, with entirely furniture OF handsome and
ioabe style, viii be opened s day "wednesday the ION
The subscriber invites public Those
him with their be assured hopable reception
the best and comforts
house svorably with the beskep hotels District
elsewhere.
omnibuses constantly pass and Capitol running
III O'Clock night WIN. N. FITZHUCH.
Nov 10-eodiflm
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HARRISBURG, Dec. !

HARRISBURG, Dec. L.
The electoral college of Pennsylvania organized to-day
at IL O'Clock in the chamber OF the Capitol Colonel
Wilson McCandess, OF Pttsburg, unanimously chosen
president Of the college, and VIM. A. Mexican, esq OF
Philadelphia secretary. The president taking the
chair, said Electors elevated this distinguished po-
stion by your confidence and partially will endsavor
discharge with fidelity its constitutional duties This is
parliamentary assembly. Your Office and mine is simply
ministerial. We have the of government to
execute the will of the people of Pennsylvania They have
directed to deposite their balos and proclaim their
choice for President and Vice President of the United
States This legally and constituonaly performed, will
take the opportunity congratulate you and the whole
American people the suspicious result The disn-
guisbed gentleman stated that he would depart in
degree from the ordinary usage of the college of Pennsyl
vania, and ask his venerable and venerated friend the
Rev. Doctor Dewitt. whom he in the lobby, invoke
the blessing of Almighty God upon their proceedings
By request of the president, General Robert Patterson
and Hon. Nathaniel Eldred conducted the gem
teman to the speakers CHAIR where in eloquent
and ervsn prayer he invoked the blessing Of the Great
Architect OF the Universe upon beloved country and
upon the deliberations Of the college.
After concluding pre- paratory business, the
tion adjourned to meet at o'clock this afternoon.
New YoRK, Dec Up. m.
Government stocks firm full prices-sales OF Cam
96l; Erie 95l Nicaragua, 28l-a further advance.
The money market continues Exchange on London,
10 Iol premium. Business OF all kinds is active and the
weather very pleasant and favorable Flour steady-saes
of 900 barrels IS S5 O6} for State brands and S5 "A
IS 81 for southern, brand Rye -four 81 So Corn
meal 50 80 There is good shipping demand for
wbeatsales Of 1000 bushels l0S ia for Cana
dian white and lis cents for white Ohio southern
09 ITO Sales ls 0o0 bushels SO 72 cents
for mixed, ond 10 80 for old. Rye has de-
clned with sales at 81 cents. Oats, 80 81 cents
Ciovereed firm. Provisions not irm-sa es of l5O
barrels of pork SIS 50 SIS rs; prime
at Si5 IS Lard, l2a u cents. Groceries quiet Rio
coffee, 81 Cotton is active, no change
In prices. Whiskey, 2ea "a cents.
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RON sAFEs-I have scot's Asbestos safes
which win he cold reasonable upon application
signed. LAS, &. MCGUIRE
Nov2t-eod6 Auctioaeer and Commission Merchant
The daily union., 1852-12-02

NEW BOOKS-The Faded Hope by Mrs. Sigoumey.
The Morning and Night Watehes by the auther Of The Faith
ful Promiser."
For sale by GRAY 4 BALLANTYNE,
Dec2 Seventh
The daily union., 1852-12-02
By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer.

TWO BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUcTIoN--on Mon
day afternoon December 9th, at O'Clock premises
shall sell part OF lot No. ~ In No. 313 fronngon filth
tween street and Pennsylvania improved by
hnl and well arranged brick dwellings
Terms oneourih cash residue In Two,
for bearing interest," secured by
ancing at the expense OF purchasers.
Nov 27--d Aucrioneer