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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
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FENiE subscriber wishes Ia inlorm his custom.
H. ers aud the pubic generally, that he has on
band y lot of CHAIRS. made To order. which
ho viii sell tor cash OF approved counlry produce
and that ho sill continues 10 Hanu incinre NIL
thr diIforent wrietcs Of Chnirs, Settles. Socia.
hcs, Arm-G hairs tmnll Chnirs, cIc., etc, y / HE
stnnd, On Warren stfeet. Il few doors south oil s.
& II WFaddcn's ,t,re.
icbl NJ. MCCONNELL.
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Eg-There is Pierce and King pole now
standing in Santa Clara county, California,
made OF the native Red wood, which meas
ures eighteen and ~ halffeet in diameter, and
is two hundred and seventy feet high.
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BIG NOT ESEFEAUDEDf

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ron .s."c Dy--i1 otfattun, Cinrinnnti; IIunte
N MadduS, Ripley; Parker II lieIie. urbang:
\ K. Waisht, SprinsGcid Snxton, Canton; z
Fril"l, Geo'getowu; WIN Earle. Massillon,
Douai.on. Bucytns: Peers t& Co., Marion:
D Lainb, Fintlay; NJ L Picr,e. Section Ten:J
Perkins. A'h"ns: Z G Cnnsll, Coshucton; ]
speed. Medium; Brown e. Woriey. Washinpten.
i Newman, Norwnlk: II. Milrr, .Millersb9rgh:
Hnrns Rcscoc; Z Fine, CliIlicothc. Ohio.
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IN CALLING ATTENTION TODR. GUY.
O IT'S improved Extract of yellow Doc X and
Saisaparilla, we feel confident we are ttoirg II
service to all who may be afflicted with Srrrifr
uus and nlher disorders originating in hcrcdi,a-
~ tainl, or from impuriy Of the blood. We
have known instances WITHIN the sphtre Of our
acquaintance where tho most lorllidnbIe disrem
pcrs have been cured by the use os Guy sorts Ex-
tract OF Yellow Do and sarsaparlln alone.
1t is one the few advertised medicines that
cannot be stigmazed with unckrry. for tic
yellow Dock' and the" Snrs;rpa riilan are
well known lc be the efficient (and at the same
time inoXous) agents in the whole HIqfe,ia
Mcdca, and by lar the best and ur,s pYc,.rrn.
ton of them is DR.. Guysott's Y,w 80 Ok and
S1rsnpnrilla.
(63-See advert scmpnt.
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James Walker's Estate.

Notes is herey giveng that the Subscriber ha
been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the Estate Of James Walker, lale of Harrison
County Deceased.
Dntetd nj Cadz August 10th day of August
\. ID. 1859.
EDWARD WALKER.
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CADTZ MARKET--Angu.t So.
CADIZ HIGH SCHOOL.

THNliE next session OF the Female Department
of this Institution will Commence on We'd
nesdny, the LIST day OF September next.
instruction will he given in all the branches
usually taLg NJ in the hig"ur grade OF Female Iu-
sliluiions ih the country.
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Hopedale, o. August 8, 1859.
llaNAK ACNiaHIINA,,..

FsNAE ACCOUNT,
r. office is hereby gwen that the following nc,
/ y conts have bGrn filed in the Probate Cuurt
Of Harrison County Ohio. for statement the fnal
account of Geo 90 McPeck Executor of the lis
tate of John Endsley deccascd, .he Gna account
Of Samuel Hines us Administrator Gf the Estate
Of Daniel Hines deceased, and that the same will
be severaliy examined and passed upon by the
Undersigned on the 29th day Of September next.
September A. ID 1852 B. W. VEIRS.
Probate Jndgc
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Administrators Sale.

~ U " . NtVAO'
NN the 2lst day Of August A. ID. l85 at
7 Bo'cloclI, P. NJ. at the door of the Conrf
House in the town Of Cndiz, will be sold to The
highest bidder, the following real estate us the
property of Eli Roser deceased, to wiz The east
half OF lot number twenty four "a. and the
west half of lot nnmDer twenty three [23 I siua
ted in the town of New RumIey, in the county,
of Harrison andState of Ohio. Said two olt 3
appraised at Sl2O each.
Terms sale third cash il hnnd, bal
lance in two equal annual aymcg,s with inter.
est,
JACOB GUTSHALT., Administrator
Of Eli Roscr, deceased
Jnly 81, 1852.
The above sale has been postponed to Sat-
day, the lth dnv or Sontr 'nhpr to5a ur-
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kRGy@g ktONGS KHOagSe.
A. F. CROSKEY.

New Market, Harrison Co., Ohio.
His house hus been thoroughly repaired-a,ldi-
lions made and public palroua &c solicited.
iuIy 81, 1852.
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VIII Exhibit at Fairview September 10Th )
MooREFIELD. September J lth; anl
CADEZ, OnG Monday, september E3tEs.
The public are respectfully informed thet ,ncse
Two Vast Mcnageries, united for the pressnt sra-
son. form by far the largrst collection of LIvilg
Animals ever exhibited in this or any other cuun-
try.
Deer A5O Animals and Birds can he seen IN.
der their Spacious Pavilion, 27G ect in length
FIR
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.

VIM. Ming Nicoll.
z n EANUFACrUKEK ul Saddles. Brides
lVn IlaIness and Trunks, of all kinds and
qualities, at the old stand, No. I09 Main street,
Wheeling, Va. Carpet and Saddle Bags. Sntt h.
els, Vaiccs, common and plated Carriage and
Buggy Harness, Briggs Patent Forest City Coach
Wagon and Drny llHrncss OF all kinds, nl5nys
on hand and made to order on likera ttras.
oc'29-Iy
~ AND FAPaH--A superior article, Philat!el-
Dphid mnnuiactufe, Tor sale at
nmv ID j. BEALT.'S
DAND BOXES, Carpct >ulchcss aud man,
b } other articles. lit the ca sh store of
may. StIOFWEhu s. CitABB' S.
MI lLLER'S celebrated Cradles, attached to
lV1 Scythes: also Grass Scythcs of superior
BRANDS. for by S. IL II. MrFADUEN.
N UEhNSW AXE d GLASSWAIlE in great
SN> variety, ut the new and cheap store of
I""rll JOHN MCCORMICK.
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THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.

BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
PSoFEsSoH OF DIsEAsEs wOMER. is'
One Hundrsdts Edition. Ismo PIP. $50. Price, so ctr
[ox FINE rAPEE EXTRA BINBISs, 81 90.
First published in l2l7, and it is not
sURPRTZING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE,
WHETHER MARRIED OR NOT, can here
acquire fun knowledge OF the mature.
character and OF her complaints,
with the various symptoms. aud thaG
nearly
BALE A MILLION COPIES
should have been sold
1t is npraccable convey fully the various subecf~
treated Of as hey are Of natue strictly intended for tho
P,uied, those contemplating marriages but no female
drsous ofeioying health mJ that beauty uIs
health, which is conducive her happiness aud that
Of er husband but either has will obtain has wit
every husband who has the love aud affection of lis vile
heart Or that OF hs own Iecuniary Improvement sft
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES Uf
Have been SENT By MAI. within the last few mouths
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-01
JOSEPH S. THOMAS

OV~A1~ 1-7- 10 = AAVL- LAD9
4 TTOKNEY AT LAW, Cadiz, . Col
IA lectons made in Harrison, jefferson.
Tuscanwas, Carroll, Belmont and Guernsey
counties.
Suict attention given to the business OF TX
ecutors. q unidians, Partilionand Saks of Land
ct settlement OF Estates, etc, etc.
OFFlCE-MarkCt ST., doors east of Steu-
benvile st.
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GT This line fills out the column.
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\ Double Performance in 3 I'm
mense PerfOrm!Ng Dons.

NlCIlSe TGFIOFlN!N8 DOnS.
EaGLSEs DEkEEaGs in 'GVVO and
SlgnO:e kaaD siGSA s.SsI - III the other.
In the course Of each exhibition. HERR
DRtifSBACII, the far famed LION KING, will
enter the Dens Of his Wild tcnams ot the Fo'esf
Lions, Leopards, tigers, Cougrrs, &c.. aud
give Il display, the same ns when ordered by the
special command ofQ recn Victoria, Louis Pail
lip (ate King OF the French Emperor Nicholas
Of st. Peersburgh, and the Royal Family House
Of Anstla.
SIGNORE IITDERALGO wrn also perform
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his highly trained animmls, scper tie aud eniraly
different from Herr Dtirsbach shnwing the diI.
iereut powers ui miHs' over The Animal Creation
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One Price Of Admission.

Hours of Exmbition-nom , to T. N. NJ, aud
7 to 10 in the evening
Admission 25CCnts-No Half Price.
The Cortege will arrive in the iowa on the
morning OF The ilh ult., about 10 ocIuct,, and
The Carriages. Cages, Van, Mc. confirming the
Animals. drawn by A2O ovlendid ilorses head
Ell by Ncupcr's Phiadelphip Brass Band! will
pass through the principal streets, ti"ring AN
opportunity of behodng one OF the most t,0rge-
Gus and Imposing Professions Of the kind ever
seen.
A Double Performance in 3 I'm
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And To er husband the Toll aud anHiety Of ind.
necessarily devoiyns him from sickness Of the vIt,
without siynE ham tle opportunity Of aequTng that
petnce which his exeIons entitled aud the poasessiut
Of which would the happiness Of HIMSELF wife AzJ
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President of the United States,
GEN. FRANK, PIERCE.
OfNeW Hampshire.
For Vice President of the United States,
WILLIAM Il. KING.
Senatorial Electors.
Of New Hampshire
Of Alabama

WASHINGTON MCLEAN, Hamilton
BARNABUS BURNS, of Richland.
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III Base and Shameful Fraud!.a
CAUTION TO BOONSELLERS. ''''
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT.
A SPURIOUS EDITION

n 5E'UNIUUS EDEIIUN
lsgran aNd Jccrd has been surcitiously ssued with
The slne ioan ad size, exactly e TITLE PAGE ad
exactly the .E.45
TYPOGRAPHICAL ARR NGEMENT,
Ert anOhcr name substituted for Dr. A. NJ Maurceau1
and " Bs'u1uH for" New ods y aud the words f'#
JOSEPH TROW, .tst
In The Clerks Oce Of the District Court of tho SouihsIa
District of New Folk,
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MARRIAGE
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE.
WHY Is rrf

Thar ~ bshoh .uy faslss n ne msrdisa of hfs
tfke Do heal aud spfi WITH cumflcafipn of dl1eAals
add amsa depuyiag them of The power for The sHlegi
oi ie a an age uhen ryhesl heah buoyAneY o. lfsa.
and alyy seny q miHd Afsiug om eoHdIloa u hsal
should Be Predominant
Many ofths of sr rnfenaEs fr-regsps
bsrs. Teraps tuus glood. the hnt years
wrr teT ora lshi pass HanoJesd and 0f
al
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When TOO late ta BE- beussitcd BY ouI sledrr s Isek
back aad mou and issst The fall Consequences Of
i.ruu1ce.
Wlt would oisa Eivs possess ia esry life th
knowledge 0tsiu in aiIsr yeaIi And what days SD
nights q anguish nishi have bssa EEaed II the
kHOBedss WAS timely possessed. u IS
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AGn>Ts-Jnhu BcalI, Gadiz; w. StiGar. Je
frson, New Market, CrosKey anl Parsel. VIA
l.ee, New Athens; Thomas Green, Freeng ri
L. Pitts md son, D'ersville; J. 2, Waits on
Ilarrisville; A. Jul. Schrciber MnrcGali.
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Ew ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

ToBACCo--A lot of 81 hhds was sold as follows; 8 at
Az and IS at 3l4e p tb.
SUGAR AND MOLASsES-Sugar dull. with sales of
500 to 600 hllds at feeble prices Fair 3904e Of No
lasse l500 bbs found purchasers chiefly 202 though
few choice parcels brought q 1se.
FLOu1t-There was not much doing and the only sales
reported to 400 bbls Ohio at So S. $50 Extra
Ohio at 81 10 and small lot OF Extra St. Louis at SIS 25
q bb
GRAIN AND 1IAY-Corn was active. and all on the
Leree (about 5000 sacks taken chiefly at So. for
prime lots Of Oats 400 sacks St Louis sold at 49, and
Of Bran $50 sacks at 5 T. 100 From store $50 bales
NcwYork Hay were taken at SIT 90 q ton
rROY1SloNS-Bacon steady, with sales of 20 casks
prime Sides at 8fs Little nothing done in Beef
Pork very firm, with sales of 800 bbs to dealer at
s15 90 for Mess s1i 30 for NJ o. S13 80 for Prime and
sl2 90 for Rumps Lard advanced further and we no.
tced the following sales 81 bhls tierces prime $50
and 3s at sla 194 bbs Zone LOTT at and 100 kegs at
90 2 ID OF Dry Sailed Meat 10000 tt brought the adj
vanccd rate of Gas for Hoground
WHISkY-220 bbls sold at IL IaGlSe. an Improvement
C0FFEE-Saes 1900 to 1900 bags new reported nv ono
broker. at So.
FREIGHTS-A ship taken for Havre at l5-l6, for
Cotton
EXCIIANG ES-Doniestc bills heavy:
Stelllhg los = E010aEc.
D, i5)5.II "a
Newiork sixtyday Bills. .202Slc n Ct disc
sight Checks on Newforh.. u ct disc
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TorcHIsG IscpEsr.-At the concert lately given to
the children of Common Schools at NewYork. by Miss
Hayes most affecting incident the close
Just when Miss Hayes had taken her place the stage
sing Sweet Home fine little girl stole her side
unobserved and presented her with bouquet with
nocent voice and look that together with the nature of
the song she about to sing it completely ovcrpowered
her with emotion She tried twice sing the ballad
and failed and then said something to Mr. Lavcnu. the
conductor not heard by the audience but which they
supposed direction to him about the accompani-
m"nt. Her uterance choked and Mt length she
compelled to leave the stage by her feelings and only
meantime announcing the of the failure She then
sung ome' with such exquisite feeling and beauty as
it was never perhaps sung. by herself before.
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a a M &sD7s ly ;gs r. Wight &s9 70 P
iss VIZ G..ssaS f., sss 1e Sfs:
= n 81 suFar B"- a. a. % ri, s .
e Ss aa., f. ss sd key sS @ ms a y
lido 4 do Nsna,a yI99ndg INK DARBY 1aoii
s1GS"; ; oI
Pickett psrRns soNsad Do Fse psgaH s1ss'
s:e4 %5s FF' sls !
S Savage s, Wi %as eS @s @es IN
as sISs sSsia ae & DO
Bentley sa y ssa VIE VIII
hf bbs caqncE hbd sugar Payne Harrison
Sis Go ssS' s a d s
bs.ssss @ d o2s Sss s s"P z
kssr 80 G. a nsS 2 ss moss d. % s. a e eoG
ordorIotS 5o2 cotton aaS ha ssa lis If ~ b osss
% ,s sss ,s
h ssa fen & Wssh k W R" eo Eis. aso
sns Des s cf "a &sii fs9
ss- d IS s' EJECT Ss a 2s5 no DO
o 81 cs.ss fu s oes Do &'S R S s5ro
bales cotton 800 bids 51s bills "''
s4s n i sagsi ss a .s S. ne
10 do G mGa hss l s do Il 4d o Sss
Rs sgo hhds Dhe sugar.
'i'5 ss "s' .E5 s' S"+s9 60 ssf %
@ o In hi. 9 sa s n Sasi d"
LAFouRtIIt Per sosy 80 bhds .rgnr canmscl
Sirrs 10 do rs b' noqsses frn, mosa4s
i;"4odo VIC fIewes-l7 can,laaek-s Gbs moiasses
, do d. hls ,egs 10 bales moss to toer Foley avery
CDASIer steamer Doswel bids sugar. noiqsses
o. do e hh , Igsar Do Shift &eo
If L5s Dpos PaGt e Do R DO u
order-Tolal 2s hhh sugar, 40 hf 1856 bds moaes
aad% ssSG 90 f Tss , . 4S a sasa
10 do Nilsson co15 do Druhet Igcudre rrier
20 pay kcos6do De Eearaa5 d. 20 Bis moas to
Itoshodi4 do alis do Paser Bis hads sugar
LAForRc!IEPra Music sugar 81 btls noas to
Gansrk e m hd sugar Fea ponesn Pyy
&so59 ibis elasses Bogert Foley Averyi0 Lids nesr
Nilsson &eol2 do H Cannaek Babrlge AarsNsdo
bib m9ae spague-Is tnies cotton Auuasn Il Thin"
Total, 2s7 hhds sugar, 375 bbls molasses.
r. "a Per stsae5 Fusel p h Martin
ing3ssY o. s. hbls nsssss Hall hid.
d. lids sugar Wsr Bro s's do G ae. az
McEneysundes to orderToa hds sugar l5 bb moas1
W You MAcoY-Per steamer saraI Gordon bales
% Ih t MGIlhf1syMso Watt Dssaae Jackson
Wht &so5 do Payne farrison2 hhdg
sugar H Te'e kco-Total, 1876 bales ~
lAtotRcIiEPe' steamer t Campbell 30 sugar loo bb
bb no"sse BTnnd Landrlao binds sugar to Caniack
20 do NJ Dl'asIota 2is hhd sugar, 65l lnolasss
;Ift hlSER-Psr steamer Leila No cotton Waters
S927 Ia anderson Mecal4 Mckee, Buckley cos2 WILCOX
ALESANDR1APer Iockawav No 100 bales cotton pr
VS.. Wood seo5li do Payne Harson4 do, sacks seed
pelies q l. Doison. ' '
S9 iAS r Fawn hhis sugar, 90 bbls oesses urie
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TELEGR.4PHIc NEWS.

Coip WEArHER-IcE IN THE Observation-Disclosures We'd
nesday Eyenlng Jan 1.-THE weather here is extremely
People walking the ice along the river fully one
hundred yards out. This morning the weather had
moderated somewhat, but is about cold as ever
STEAMBoATs-The steamboat Sligo is laid up at this
place, and the Embassy at Columbus.
MARKETs-The markets affected by the cold wea-
thcr. and nothing ii doing worthy Of notice
MoEE MAIL FAILUREs-Mohe Jan. 22-The Eastern
mail this morning brings Newly ork dates of the 18th inst
leaving the l4th and 18th yet behind
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VIRGINIA BoNDs-The NewYork journal of Commerce
says that Mess DeLaunay. Isen and Clarke who have
been in treaty with Mr. Thompson some time past for
the purchase of million of dollars Of the Virginia State
Six Per Cent Coupon Bonds for account of their friends
in Europe, have concluded their negotiations
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Frozen TO DEATn,-Mr. Joseph +. Barrett aged 65, n
resident of Gravesend Lynn Mass recently frozen
to death lie started to walk home from Salem where
had been as witness in murder trial. and found
about half a mile from his house frozen to death
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APPLICATION ron psNsios.-A curious application has
been made at the Penson-oice in Washington for thu
bounty land granted by the act of September 1850 The
man who applies alrns that he volunteered in septem
ber 1892 in Dauphin county, Pennsylvania for an in
definite time and served in the the United States
against the hnllers of South Carolina Two witnesses
testify that they saw him depart this service and
rpfu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-23

English, French and American Cali.
Goes;
A complete assortment Of English,
German and French Hosiery;
Superior white and eolored SILK
Hose and Half Hose.
GLOVES AND MfTTS.
Buck, Chen,9is, Kid, Cashmere, Silk,
Filosslti and Fhst, of every de
seription.
LACE GOODS.
A large and elegant assortment Of
Nalenciennes, English, French and
German Lases, and do. E.mbroide-
ries;
Superior s-l2 and IL 4 Linen Sheet
ings;
Damask Table Linen. and Napkins,
new ard splendid styles:
~ Irish and German Linens and
lawns;
Linou Cambria Hdkls, plain;
Embroidered and colored bordered
Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
and Muslin, Silk and Woolen
Damask, etc.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Heavy kerseys, Lowells, Lihseys,
Jeans, DeniRis, Stripes and Cot
tonahes;
Super French Bed Blankets;
Heavy Grainer Plantation do, very
superior.
call the attention of ;actn and Plan
use. 1t is very complete, and the
rsat care and Judgment, the result OF
ne $50 If
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TitA VI INV lb1lDNHtE, VIZ
Super BrochG Antique Silks;
Colored Arnure Silks;
Striped Taieta Silan;
High colorad plain Pnult de scie;
Black Brocade Faconue-;
Extra rich and Embroid'd Faconnee
Changeabie and Chene Faconnee:
Embroidered Damask and p.ail
Pouit de SDie,
Extra rich Changeable and Chame
lean Poult de Sole:
Small plaid high colored do, 70
misses;
Mareellines and FlOrences, Of ever
shade and color;
White and colored Satins;
A few pieces superior heavy biacl
and coloreh watsred Poult de Sole
Coloref Silk Eelvcts;
Rich Chene Satin striped and plan
Cashmere d'Erosse
French and English Merinos, Nous
selines de Laine and Alpacas, soli'
COLOR, of every variety of shade
Plain, striped and plaid Poplins;
Superior black and csl1red plain unt
figured Canton Crapes;
A lsiree assortment Of Willie snf
colored embroidered and plHii
Grape Shawls, some extra rich;
Merino, Cashmere and heavy rio
Silk sh;twls;
Rich plaid Raw Silks;
IL P. W. W. would especially
tiers 10 his stock of goods for their
articles have been selected with
lons experience in that particular
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CiNCINNAT1Per steamer Tweed: - hhds tobacco Wameksn
kirhhOhf00 bb pork Tufts Femor iclArS0O bb flour, 80
bhs 800 kegs lard 400 bxs candles Taylor CasslyOo do Al bb
tallow kc0 brandy bxs candles Avet26o bundles
100 bSs cheese Aamsl0O do hbs alow 50 do lard oil
Wright lrcon ks Seccomb Voor-
hes-20 do W Biop20O bxs cheese bbls lard oil Grief co
$40 10 flour Btock hxs cheese 100 kegs pigs fee, Geral
din Gussa5 lard bbls whisky Lands hls 205 kegs
lard Beatty gett co72 bbs whisky ~ hhs bacon Meegcr
co00 y ccs hf btls II kegs butter Dolsen22 kegs do, 10
bbs pork, cheese II Sturges &co-smaries order.
CiNCNNATPr Duche SO hds bacon 50 ties hams, 100
bb whisky Mctrger col1O do Shropshire Sonl0n do Lam
dis co60 do tslies12 do T Duggan600 bbls flour 500
lard Taylor Cs5 Jones' washboards
Converse Kendall &co4 hf bbls kegs butter
Grief &ol9 hs bacon ?7s bbs flour seecomb
candles Connolly &co5O bbls lard FerAlm &co1I do ribs bbs
kot do aihes kegs cheese CSneer7s kegs butter Ryon
300 xs cheese Morton co0o SKIS orel Gayle &co-50O
bbls pork, 100 kegs lard order.
cINcNNATPer steamer 1859 bbls pork 7a do nnl
erdn &cosS2 do Walton, Sanir Scol5i lard 9es h pork
ShuliG miel do Nose s bacon Beatty Lgge
cos0 bls whisky Acegor &eo-60dc t!elles2 bbs hams
Taylor Caly0 bxs candles DePeyse250
cheese hi b butter arsh Rane &cog 800 bxs cheese
Schneer-5 hbs oil Snow, Gdden Wngno2O
ibis apples Mcdowell, Jr ScG-sGnires to order.
BAYOU sARSrct soanar New iaot bales cotton Oakley i
Inv k4siai BrsIli6 iialls
W''gh Wisas stas Relieves keaes Mspr catsiaa Sep-e
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RAILROAD IhoS-It is said that English manufacturers
Oh rairoad iron have made proposition to the different
rairoah companies in Virginia to deliver any quantity
IRON desired at any of the English ports Mt the regular
market prices and take twoifths Of the payments in
railroad stock 1t is thought that this proposition will be
gladly accepted by several of the Southern companies
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-23
IMPORTS

GALvEsToN-Per steamship Rouisna Srndry mlse.
ISLAND OF NENANG0Per brig Bezsin Reese bushels
salt 10 VIM Burgess tSco.
KEY WEST-Per Anderson: bushels
chic X Donnel.
APAACIiIcoLArer r G VI $50 bbs flour, Il do pts urpen
tine, 6 hNs t0hacco to Wood 4 Lowe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-23
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

FrluHy MORNING. Januafy ., 1862. J
COTTON-An unusually brisk demand prevailed in our
market yesterday after the publication of the favorable
news by the Arctic, and nearly 1900 bales found pur
chasers prices closing ut l6t advance We now quote