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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-17
M A r K e T S !.
&C., DC, &c.

Tho steamship FL Dorado, Captain usrtstsn arrived
at hi. port at FIVE O'Clock yesterday afternoon with nye
days. later from California. The passengers ,cee
only tysntyf fire days mi eighteen hours coming two
from San Ffancisco
The steamship United States Capt Berry, from Cha
gres via Kingston, (Ja arrived a. her dock about
o'clock last night She left Cbsgres Feb 9th 4P M
The time OF the u s. from Kingston to this Port, wsy
days Ic hours.
There bare been four short passsgesinsis Of twenty
seven dsys--since the lst ult, namely
Jan. L. by Panama route ........2 26 days % hours
Jan. IL. By Nicaragua route. e..,.......26 " l8
Feb. TO-. by Panama route ............25 !" Is
These are the quickest record between San
Francisco and New York. When both routes are COM
pietely organised the time will be reduced under fa-
vorsble circumstances, to twenty two three days
The following is the report Of the Ell Dorado:--
Through from Gan Francisco to New York in twenty
Eve days, eighteen hours. Running time through
twenty three and ahaf days, including crossing the
Isthmus Arrived at Panama steamships Caliornia and
Golden Gate the latter from San Francisco to Panama
in twelve days eighteen hours including sixteen
detention at Acapulco Sailed from San Francisco 2st
TIE following named gentlemen started from Panama
Immediately on their arrival in the Golden Gate
rived on board the Ell Dorado OF Chagres, in lily
fourteen days from San Frsrcs-o including al stop.
pages
Louis McLsns, jun, Of 0sptsin victor Constant OF
II. g. Austin Baltimore Capita a George Ponsiand,
Charles L. Case, New York Bosroa,
o. Sandford, Nantucket J. Rowland New Bedford.
Arrived at Quarantine February rs p NJ. This is the
quickest time yet made between the two ports. Tbs FL
Dorado experienced very heavy weather coming the
coast, also in crossing the Caribbean sea.
The following is the report Of the United States
Left at ChGgve. steamship Pioneer for New York and
big Lucy, Brewer, for New Orleans: steamship Geer
ais gSm New YorS 7ia Havana arrived just befsre the
u s. left 1lth inst at 10 A. NJ OF east end of Cuba
raw steamer bound southwest, supposed to be the
Crescent City. from New York f0r Cnagres 18th inst
atA r NJ lat Is Is north lon "a Is west exchanged
signals With ship of Uaou Limo New Orleans packets
bound 10 New Orleans 18th inst, at +. NJ, 60 miles
north OF Cape Hattera Two steamers bound south
The United States left Kingston Tuesday 10th inst at
1oik A Nj
The FL Dors 10 has two hundrei and forty FIVE pas
sepgers aIl tae million dollars in gold dust, We
mex tbs
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Diss who was acting Governor during en- II services
tn the southssn provinces viii b. renstated in the sams
capacity.
Some thirty six passengers arrived here on Saturday
from Chagres having reached that port Ia sevsnssI
days from New Orleans In the bark ossp.sd Cap.an
December.
number OF priests Of the Franciscan order from Bo-
livis, reached our city Monday for spain
They 90 via Havsns, we learn.
We learn OF the arrival In this city, rof, for Cali
fcrnia Of Messrs Rsyner Donneisons celebrated band
OF New Orleans Ethiopian Berenader consisting Of ak
performers.
The ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN TRooPs AT cHAGREs-
THEIR LANDING OPPOSED ny THE NATIvES--oRKAT
EXcITEHENr, ETC.
Ia Cbsrres the United States troops who created ~
much disturbance at Kingston, appear 20 have been
slusy disorderly II We to Judge from the tone -
the Jamaica DAILY .aiOsrtier, of February 9th, from
which VIC clip the suijoined extract
ApA"snger per III Dorado, from Chagres informs a.
that the arrival Of The Falcon In that port the resi-
dents the spanith eide aided by the authorities str
Duousy opposed the landing of the American toders-
ard the officers OF the chip compel cd to engage
pscted they continually annoyed the boa'm who re-
turned such them board disposed be Of
fepsive and peaceabe put ia their stead
until by dnt OF coercion and persuasion they all laudsa
the Bay. Inform despatched to Panama to
he prepa Cd to receive them stating at the time
the di,po.ons Of the viseTs Our informant heard t
reported that the military under arms in oass
them auivsd in Panama half stripped OF their clothing
having parted with it TO procure spirits, 60.
The schooner Ocean Queen from this port. had j0ek
arrived in Chngres, when the I'll Dorado lett.
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Intelligence from the West I1d7cs,

THE LANDING on FIVE ulNDRED uaITRD STATES
TROOPS Ar KINGSToN-BATrLE ROYAL IN THE
sTREETs-BRITlSn TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
The III Dorado brings ad,cos fror Kipgstoa Jamnos
20 tia 9th r-s and this United States to the ioth in
elusive.
Tho steamship Independence, Capt. stoddart wes at
Kingston. repairing machinery would probably ssil in
three Or four weeks but her destination was uncertain
All vel.
There wea terrible rumpus at Kingston, en- tho 2sl
aud 2'tn ult, IN consequences Of the landing OF Owe
huu5rsd Ame1icsn soldiers At tha, port We giys Lhc
particulars.
Tysge WI, very li.tls ohosra.at Jsmaics
Prom The Jamaica Despatch, Fsb. z
TIE Areilcen government hiss given direction, 20 the
rsmnoiore CT the United states feet the Pacific
& Fcs Of tho TeFses OF his sqGadron In the bay OF
Par ma. A vesto cf Il also 10 be stationed 1T
Chasgss Nav Bag, lor the protection of American
fu'eatF This determination Of Tho government 4, Il s
fsio c prevent ehe modification OF lrournr en- obll.
eltitn 30 Brish captain for the use OF HIS aag 10
protect AmsticEn rteTeBts as rss che case Ia thu ste
rtt A. Chpgrse when the river boasmen amongst whom
were sone Jameioa nssroes gave tbe Americans sroh
'Nchne lhet II los stuck them (ths ceons) in a
rcit tPos most susceptible TO teelirgn Il. IA also sll
tat a. Amttau ves;el q war is also to ba per ansnby
f,stioaed a. tnn 1pGn so thgt in future Amssc2n
ysefsl WI be brought % anchor By Drtish g1ps 20
sasw.r the demands sf another s1a govern
msut, sS wa the waes ths pfI..eh trg kx2fess
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RanAtxants PASSAGE g--rhc new ship George Wash
ingt0o. ot Bcaton, CAN'T Jcs!.h 5 Coming, lrom Sss
oriesrf arrived NJ liverpool January 25 Shs went ia
res from the Bsllxs January and consequently mais
tne run 20 Liverpool In twenty four days fhs q 10
eSt tens register, md bad cargo of has, cotton
She 'et Doeton fcr New Orssus Nov IA saI 10 seven
Is. ous days after was IN Liverpool.
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stae T.Eporaiy taree per cent Len, 10 per cent
deonnt frm par and Interest state War Loan twaiye
per cent Bonds 81 S. State seven per cent Bon i.
% o. COUPON cf; State Warrants (faadabie) 60 63
state Warrants (uafuudable) 50 s5; STATE Wsr Var
rants 10 q 49, City Bonds, 56 IL, City Coupons is
Per cent discount tDearly all redsemed) City Scrip 90
af5 according % dates Courty Scrip g5 81, accord
ing to dates; ComptTolers WAY q ~ per cant
discount; Sacramento City Bonds Coupon ef) so s52
according 70 when payable Central Wha:S (5hares)
10 2 10, Pacifc Wharf (stares,) So q 20; Nroasvsy
NhsEf (thsr5s) 10 q Ta Plank hcaa (shsree) 80 So
ENch anas ay be luoei at four per cen os sight
and three 5cy bills, three PEI cert Tor shscty iAy ls
eud indeed oDs per cent Of for eaoh additional thirty
days 81 unt aidsd. ESclangs LDGion Il 70 a. "a
.1cfarss ca Pasia francs ID . a IS, Money cannot
f.iry be quoted ebnpeart: yss with security bsr
iewert hsre 70 difficulty IN Ddjug lenders provided
tbey esq 81 = bcia aud mortgage % improved property
9hf doubt ~ q titls naEes RnnpyoTsi property p9r
teclf,ty To ter TOR MONEY except sa lots sc3ue ina
hte,oi which thcie &C. ie aUU5t Our oagis asss
yet continue ny 81 aG1 spscGa.iong because taa ysnE
q action N The prt u he Commissioners keeps every
orc H@isils 0iqaarts miui8g thsia j. growing tee!.
Ing g btus caup"G y "a rusgy aEtclcst rartlr.s
Plovisg eEprnslSe experiments.
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u. \. DIatr,ot Coert.


IEa lc TIE .Hkgei Cuban Larcitca - Lae 'ia. ~
Jchr osul,ysn sn1 others Postponed " neNt tet.
In Of abssrce OF Hr Van baren cocnei
fcr the sccu.ne; but it wsa aE!e..,3oi that It wk
PROCEED then. .ishsut fsl
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fred into the American steamer Promsh,us, At Ban

[From the Dsspatch, Of Jan 2s
Kingston was thrown into state Of considerable ex-
citems mt Friday and Saturday by the presence Of
some ve hundred recruits principally irishmon wear
Ing the United States uniform who had been permitted
to nd from the American steamer Falcon, and having
become drunk had got into several rows with the bak
people and the police. Several broken heads on both
rdes were the but the most retous OF the
lrhh became, after while overporered with liquor
that they Were easily secured end either confined In the
cage for the night or taken to the lock up Ths most
"lnterettps engagement totk place on tho wharf OF
MT Hchins, alongside OF which the vessel lay and
which abundant implements for ssrmirh were to be
found. lot OF the Irish whom 1t attempted to
capture and put board the ship, took post the
coal hsapr, from which they showered down huge
Jumps OF Goa, on all around, and it was with
ths greatest dicuIty they we're eventually captured
Two eubatern officers attached to the forceone OF the
we learn Lieutenant Mason of the I'd infantry aud auo-
ther, whose name could not ascertain, behaved with
great tpr.t and pluck on te occasion; and It in
great measure through their exertons that the men
were got on board We arc bound however, to state,
that throughout the whole disturbance nothing
OF the officer in conmoud OF the detachment, whose
nagle We understand, is Captain Day Indeed It'll im
possible not to that there must have been gross want
ot proper arrangement well the psrt OF ths prnci
rn olictr Ia command as on the part OF the United
States government Here 500 Irish recruits,
wi had never held musset thrust on board steamer
not sufficiently provided either With Goals water under
TIE ohsre ofght officers OF whom two were surgeons and
one These officers sppear to have had
corrol Whatever he We do not hear that there
even nonco mrsioned officer who had ever been
subjected TO m hours discipline. Surely any reasonable
person would have fosecD The consequence Of bringing
snch body Of men totally uncontrolled alongsds
wharf For rarS, wonder the affair passed of 20
well as did and that lives not lost Nothing
could exceed the furious state Of the black people, and
trey mad not been restrained we are convinced vory
serious relueures might have resulted They
with difficulty prevented from rushing board the
sell ana CON uittiDg formidable violence Iaaeed We are
paired 70 larn that American officer Msjor Sutton
received severe blow the forehead from bludy dyeon
held by negro, which cut through tho sc,lp and in
hicted painful and serious contu'ion A ftw of tho
men were ashore en- Saturday but although there was
ss5 ts he uca disorder on board The vse We heard Of
Nothing snrtEer occurring n tho city. Wa fear q
large number OF tho will be found 10 have de.
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Dcath,ln California.

At San Francisco, Jsn 81, BGrlu Brown, aged l9
ysars and months MIR. B. native OF Tarrytown,
". and we'll known as popular hotel keeper In New
YORK city Mobile New Orleans and late ef this city
At kancehto Dec. 3lst, board the U. g. sioop Os.
war Warren, John Carroll, Assistant Engineer u s
Navy, q years. The deceased TO his uDtnsy end
from wound received IN the mcrsing by the accidental
discharge oil fowIg Pi.ce III the hands Of friend with
whom he was On = hunting ,ursion
In Bencia on the 18th January In the fftb month Of
lis age, Franklin Henry, ,econd son OF Lucy ". and
Samuel O. Gray.
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ry,o oAII,opNIA PAssENGsRs.-ruE spLgNDIp

ITO CALIFORNIA PAsSENGkRS.-rEE SPLENDID
Il nsN. daaLl6 II eine steamship MONUMENTAL CITY,
Captain rreaY irrng txsertve and trperor scoommo9i
I9us. viii irsre PGnsma for San sranorco tho l5bh
March n.x P&s.ensefs F0iuy heoce BY the steSaghp1
atd ftatcs p Dorado Goofgia Brssher Jorahan, and
atber seaSer IN all this for Chsgres, secure
sr psea,s ~ tho ohoe Of Ic6Sfs Hschtrson, Nelson
So only her gular ssents q, fsnsaa The Monumental
Sf fsvrhbis kntwr naspsi dent regular eteaer
asj mrde her isst trr from san Francisco to Panama
ceNeut~n fNtorE days For further iormaton apply 20
EHNBsT ZA0HRIssOr, 81 Wail atreea.
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f.NhE 2 MAIL STEAMSHIP aERlANN. EDWARD
= Niv7lH a. =. Nj com nader Will e1N for Bronen
uehng sersh am 80 lsnd the nails and passengers
81 GusErd ana lfappc Saturday, February 2th from
III M North tgQr Prics ot Passage lin firsa Cabin
N'!a aston Sl@ lu fitst Cabin Lower Saloon, Sl0p In
c0nd Csi.a fsl Al itters nss through tho Pos,
ezra sr4ot GsitIbd IN HsyGe srd london for Pa3ssgo
:. 20 n ii.aR RGANn& S NlEgA. Ar.a.r 2lsouth 81.
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-~-sass ss-.as-e-@
Rniics lnfeIIaaemco.
Before Justice Osborn

IHR FALSE rRRTENcE CASE rENpiN1 AGAINST vIuN
AND HAWKINS -IhYEsT1GATIor AT TuI PoI.tcK
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The yuitcdStEtes buildings az san E,esn-

Mr Ee cne ot the cora ssio-ers appointed to SUPER
iuteSd tha construction 81 custc>l h9nse ani other
sie' huhdpCs ~ ena Fraucllco i about 20 rspllt
60 shn0ioa tolgs btforo tho suho,i,ics there fall
tel9tn TUE oi nies ~ ire way o carrying out the
intentions ths Department Ths fca.sls cf tho 20 a
January rev -. tde obstacles ui such ohsrsctss
" ~ reNfff impossible for this Como 20 mach
~ ~ commence hn cectl0n cf The proposed bndi as
M tns eyc violation q exuing Laws Of tha aitet
&ififf--of Fc Nrc,t ani positive Instructions which
rcT uste ~ IN ooidsrce with thoe In Wand OF ths
rust which ha Sesretery NJ the TreUury had coma led
20 tt'p Before pubic building DO oo,n rnsnoed
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('ALlr oRNIA-TuE ONLY THROUGH TICKE ErS.-
" The Spisndit tteiuship MoSUHENgAL CRY will
c,u ION sLnma nhaut TIE 18th of march for San Frsnc
The honnmrarl City msas her tip
oieo % Phramar dayt Pastpgersb by I've Brother Jc
nstaun % Hh ttt instant, Moh ala fov tha Nru
mental City " tpgo to the isned o,y a. all
tbs acEes fr avc teen sut arad "A Psnas by tho mi
dftEgEfd. 70 tnFots tr ~ Monument Clay VIII ee re-.
a.a1et by ~ ttIn ~ Ptapu. mil so hoTs ssmed IL s
q. H. PktDkS CO. Btond ,srsct'
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L1oR aALE.-A eECOSD CABIN THROUGH TICKER
H. iron few YORK tn ssn Frtnf.fco. per PacAo MaU
osnthir CompN1yo line, 10 ss sha sitl of Esbruas
y lvirc o. II. GiLsUN, lis sBush stcet.
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Ll2N Or ".

El%UDRa.
DRANDlEH LAkDtNG-EX OV8NDO AND LODSBAR
NJ al Fiers no 10 end Aast River-Ccgnac Rochelle
and Bordosrx Brandics pals and ds. in asserted Iak
for sale fgom tho wharf United states Beaded
Warehcpss. 6iao Igf0 bundles r7eroh fplit Willow.
Il. H. siSPS0k Sons, Importers, 10 Beaver 81.
EosNAC. STAR PRoPRIfroRS. BRANDY-Nog
~ ienGnr Gcdctsr, sb Pier East Riyer. in Il n aud
!; clss tois % the beat and CHEST favored brandy i'm
rcd aod sdtsbn FOR r'oosrs and liquor DEALERS For
gslc YEN s vasei UBsa Ssatss Bonded Warehouse.
T. .. EIMFSOh = IONS. ~ Beaver street.,
ese ag5pte Ia tho u. s. for tho above brsr3.
rT y. PgTEHs & co. IMPORTERS or WINES
w. gtandiss ard ScRsrg, 800 Broadway cetsbrAed
sor selling toe 6atst Wines ard nrsuaf. Their stock
aSe CT ere of In gland frsnoe end Ger
many. Jity leo all who wsh tur genuine icas
isir pytce e. syc tsF1 calf Chsmrhgne Hock Clse5
n,e, Porter. ., Browr Stout Of ove-y description,
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E'OR gAIK -TgO rJSsT CLASS CABIN THROUGH
Netets for lady and rrntiemsVi ~ tho ma stnamlr
c "ih q March, for Caornls inqNrl at i5l Waisf
rtrttk
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A bAGN =
n 20 !. NEASON, - Wan s,fecs, b,seGons
CALEO8s IA -WANrkD, A THeoUGg TICKET ny
~ Tie bLeamsr Gearga. 60 sail VI 2ih inst foe ahnh
rrtninn ~ he paid. Apply as the olce 81 the Irving
Aousa, kgw York.
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DOU BL E. SH EFT.
FOR SALE.

So 800 os,s T.ss
.akirg ia over sl00 per This is the bst chance
offered 10 ngsge Ia this line of business The
rrieor hss owl bupess whsh is his reason for selling
Apply 90 D. IA ELMoRE, 237 Eudson street.
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7 lVERY STABLE FOR sALE--AN OLD STAND.
IL hrst.rate location. Any active business with
small capital viii ira this ehsaoo seldom to be met With
street. AZ code Livery Stable oorner Seoond avenue
sra Fifth sscet The above stable staated in Williams
hurx.
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HOUSES IN TWENTYFIRsr STREET FOR SALE OR
20 Let TO let TIE two threessory Houses Nos. 1O2
and M Wsss Twcr r5s ssrees botF and Seventh
Avenues, ~h shree floor with sub cellar water
closets baths aud Croton she third with ehe
Eas and rcp.ete with every modern convenience Possession
Of he given irmedistsy. To responsible tenants
ey will be lot reasonable terms Apply to B. HART
3S Fourth ssreet. Washington square. No. Hanover
tire
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nOGs FOX SALE-A BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED BLACK
n and tsn Terrier Dog. snd ry handsome large New
onndlhna Dog II months old and well trained lnlaire Al
IS Water etrees.
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Magnificent Conac.cen.ion.

II ia delightful to contemplate the refresh
ing little incidents connected with the his
tory of Gen. Pierce. We do not mean those
which have made il,ustrious his military life.
from the day he first tainted to the hour
in whic', he got his face slapped-but we al
lude 10 the beautiful and touching incidents
which have marked his civil life, when the
clash Of arms, the shrill note of fife and beat
Of drum, startled not the rude echoes of his
quiet new Hampshire home, and he was left
to work at precious deeds OF benevolence.-
Papers of his own party, have made Us famil-
lar with that distinguished reckless lberality,
to the little boy who was total stranger to
him. and with the equally we'll authenticated
anecdote of his emptying his pockets OF
troenty.fr, cents one Sunday into the poor
box. His editorial friends and advisers have
grown enthusiastic over these delightful exhi-
bitions of benevolence and christian feeling
But recent life of Pierce, by Haw horn, now
being scattered over the country, gives an
equally beautiful incident to illustrate the Pc
culiar character of Gen. Pierce-that he
amt too proud to speak to common folks
Here is the language;
"a little while ago, after his return from
Mexico, he darted across the street to ex-
change hearty grippe OF the hand with a
rough countryman upon his cart--a man
'who used 'to live with his fIther,' as the
General explained the matter to h.s COM
'panions."
Oh my! Just think of it! The mighty
Gen. Pierce, only little while ago, and abso-
lutely after his return from Mexico, actually
dartsd across me street to exchange hearty
grippe of the hand with rough countryman,
and then turning around apologhcd TO his
companions 70. familiarity with such a
rough person, by declaring "he used to ike
with his father" What remarkable conLe-
scension. How flattered must the "rough
countryman" have felt by the exhibi ion
Then imagine the picture of Gen. Pierce
making personal explanation to his COM
PAM, rs, Of how he happened to dart a.ross
the street to shake hands with such look
ing customer.
This biography is published under the sane
ton of Gen. Pierce, and we suppose the
truth of this anecdote cannot be disputed.
But seriously, what pretty set of fellows
are these Democrats, who thus parade cfore
the people and seek to make remarkable
event of, an ordinary piece of common civi-
ty. They appear TO regard it q wonderful
thing that Gen. Pierce should shake hands
with ''rou yh countryman,' in a public street
Well perhaps it is. They know the make
best, and liz may be psry remarable--but they
have made Gu. of it one of the richest jokes OF
the season.
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ISsASE.-AVe regret to hear that Mr.. II. G.
Vaughn of this vicinity whose name was late
ly announced as Candidate for Treasurer, has
within week or two past show such symp-
toms of insanity as to warranS his friends in
securing his person, to prevent him doing his
family or others injury. Last Sunday, he
came near giving ayoung man fatal wound
with an axe, and has otherwise exhibited vio-
lence towards those nearly connected with
him. He will be sent to the Lunatic Asylum
ina few days. His Insanity is most probably
the result of disease.
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Opesauc Troupe.

Wenre gratified to announce the arrival OF
Alderman and French Comic operate Troupe
in this city, under the leadership of Mr. A.
Bernodt, who have lately been performing at
the Astor Place Opera House, New York
They will give their first performance at
Apollo Hall, next "Wednesday (to-morrow)
evening. The advertisement OF their per-
Torrance will be found in to-day's paper. We
think those who attend, Of Slratev(r language,
will be highly please. a
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season will show large Increase over last
year are very fattering. We understand
that very extensive Preparations have been
made by our city packers, and that Messrs.
acsson, Owsley & Co., have already engaged
forty thousand hDgs tobe slaughtered at their
estab ashment this winter. The prices for
hogs are fuctuating, and have u downward
tendencv, as we have heretofore remarked,
and We quote sal, of fifteen hundred head
Woolford county, to be delivered on the rail
road cents gross, OH time.-L0u. C0ar.
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J,cKsoS,s Co,KiNG STOVES. o.

Nile undersigned would r-s,co:a1ll. nf1Fm the pub
Il lac. that a. Stoves ADVERTISED for sale ia this city
~ Setn * Parvn. pu rpo.tiug TO be int1rooes R,
upon my patent Cooking sioyc is entire forgery
Tar As my nam: - connected with it, Th-r: has never
DSei any Improvement made upop.ny stove, Tor stove
maze by any body combining tue principles which make
mine superior To auy now in U.S., cooking aud bak
inr stove. .-.--'..r... ~, rrl.fafD
fhe thing here offered Upon tic credit Of my stove is
paient long ago superseded aud thrswn aside III the
EAST and recently picked up IN Cincinnati, and now
Drought into this market to impose upon the pa0lic
Jaeksons Genuine stove be had Only Of Jas. Scantn
>o who have lii. exclusive right to make and sell the
same in Indiana.
PITS HENRY JACKSON,