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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
James McHeury,s l.ixa.con, f,t-.I

Per Ewura Jryvspoo, ga. -, -
bASos - cheaper and Inactive ' ~ ''~
In bEET or PORK there has BEEN htt. don. 49,. A.,
no supplies Of the qualities suited 10 the trade
CHEESE Is quiet.
LARD remains dull
In QrEReirRoS BAsT more activity exist, a, previOu,
rsies r
SEEDS montreal.
Sperm OIL is l0 lower. No WHALk here L.Ro in rosa
request
fALLow is depressed, and Sd cheaper.
RICE has been only moderately dealt in at barely previous
value
BREApSTuFFs -FLoUR is axain Sd. lower WHEAT has
Gull at the reduction White IsDiAS Corn main aims quo
tstious Stocks Of Yellow quite exhausted.
CoTTON-The market continues very freely sIpped and
tn. demand from trade is limited prices have far
Iecedeo llod q 10 The sailing ofths Baltic Business
IN Manchester affected By the seness OF this ms ket yet
there does not appear to be any accumulation Of stock
Stock this day 7 bags Of which 5i 20! are American
DO. last year. 49, 2l 5j6,sS
Saes this week 42o5O bags, including $500 American
65lO bess being speculation and 90 bags 10 expoc ers
am very respectful y JAMES M'HENRT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
bombay Markets.

The market reports from I'D May TO June T. MON
NY extremely abundant current rates were for Trans
fer paper 1871 Sicca IO9 Siccs Is 81 Compsoys 5s
Ic5i; Compsny's 4s 80 IN tbs Import market, CoTroN
PIECE GooDs bad been very dull as had CoITos Am,
ogrg to the season The COTToN market hsd been 'erJ
active and prices had advanced 10 consequence OF large pu
chases especially for England The stock In store Is nearly
fourth short OF last year METALS dull except shesihns
CoRpAGE and PAINTS dull TwIsE inquired for SPIRITS
TuRPENTTNE dull; LINSEED OIL, sought for; SAFFRON,
desning WOOLENs, little business doing OPIUM, tolera-
big steady at l,O65r. l,C35- ~.
FREGHTs AZ one time taken at Ar TO China and ~
for England but had 20 - II for Liverpool t5
O for London, and ii 10 China. At latest date there
was scarcity Of tunnsge
10 Oi for rstcass credit and tor Document Bs2 which
are the rates OF the day On Calcuttapar On China ZIG
G2l7r. per 500 at 60 days sight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
Liverpool Provision Market.

There has beer little dopgin BEEF consequence Of the
market being bare of able qualities fine 10 in demand
PoRK 10 and wanted Bacon is dull decline Of
sr with light supply LARD is dull being little
in the market but full prices haze been paid for the ow sales
that have taken place. CHEEsE-Nothing doing GsEAsE
Butter still sought after at a Ugh figure
VIM. Gardner Co.'S Price Current per Europa quotes
BEEF-Prns Mess, per tercs Of SC4 rs. S56IO5 for
%, ll5flSei for new; ordinary do 7O69O' for old,
l05Qi0 for India, per fierce of $50 NJ l409ljO
New; India Mess per tierce Of SO4 10 i250l4Of new
PoRE-Es.t Prime Mess per Dbl, s5a9Oi. Bacon
Eastern. 4Sd50L Western, q f5O Shoulders % G5ol
38dEi; Inferior and Grease 266S2 CHEEsE-Fins per
cwt- Ssdi2 Hidding, 500 81 Ordinary 24dSO GREisE
BETTER a2dtt T.LLow Sass Der cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
FROM ouR SPECIAL LONDON cosREsroNoEsr.

The following items, possessing con-
siderable interest are principally cued from me L'n
don TYms of Saturday, the l7sh inst
Up to o P. Nj. on Friday night, 3O7 OF
,bs 400 seats In England, which return members to
Parliament bad made their choice, and the Derby
Government had gained 10 sean more than Ii had whea
the Session closed but nevertheless there IA majority
sss,nst them OF 81 members.
The Parliament viii meet about the middle OF Ocso-
ber and the Opposition will ct once try n strength ~
the least ctionabe phrase whereupon to hang an
amendment They also threaten 10 bring on resoin'
tiop In favor Of Free Trade pedsng the House Of Com
mons to t
The proceedings at the nomination OF candidates ios
he County q Buckingham 90 Friday wese u IN to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
siet-sales s. 600 bales.

CoRN MAREET-The weather has been very dry aud
warm duDs the week sad has caused nreased da1es 20
the Corn trade with further downward tendency 10 tbs
value of rih Whest aud Flour. Yellow Indian Corn
siahtly deaer, while White Is Elected The edylces
from ,he COntinsntal marks {. are equally dull
Western Canal Flour, l6 TO - z Dbl Baltimore, 49,
TO L. s. Phsde phia 49, TO 10 81 Canatial, supena Ia
spect.d. - 10 = hDe ard hne 9 TO s Ohio
Flour, - ? 8 Sour, II 10 u s; lndiAn Corn Meal,
white ard yellow, none; Wheat ) Whigs s. To D. y
ION; Red aad mixed do, to It Yellow Indian Corn,
y SOD 81 to $40 White DO, p g. Mixed 30 % 80 g.
AsHES-Ihe,e Is = moderate demand az 3 for Pot and
q y cUt for Pearl REsIS-l,90 bDs quality,
have been sold At Toto All y cwt. TURPDSTINE-The
sales have been COO bss att Il. cwt SPIRITS OF TUs-
PENISE-No sales reporE. TALLoW stu continues dull,
tie prices oominsI; Ply. 80 per cwt. LA.oThere Is
rome IN the nIsIkeE; the nominal price quoted 80 Z cw
Ou-A sns business has been done Ia Palm Oil 80 tgns
sold AZ . 2 tun SPOT fair amount Of business has
been dore In Pale Seal Oil al 1851 10 KS le Pale
Rape OH in moders;e request 81 35 to - L RICE
NJ sales OF American reported DYEwoODS The sales have
been S6n - Dningo and JaDaies Loxwo d Of rs 76
10 As TO- and - turs Camp-achy At rs tun, 100 tuns
Gears Fustc at Ga 70 ca l0 and 100 tns Barvood
az ftun YOus respectfully, A. DsSNsrOUNS Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
IRELAND.
The INSTRUMENTATION Quarrels.

Core,Poudenes Of 1hs n. T. Tribune.
DUBLIN, Friday, July l6, 1882.
The elections are not over; but if they
~ere there would be the uncertainty whether the
Derby Administration will ast-that TO- provided you
ngsTd 40 oracles the "Best Public Instructors for
md against II the same difference In their opilons,
hat H. provided their calculations made upon the
kne data OF rather data The ministerial
organs, both here and In England count upon having
gained important plsces-as Liverpool Dublin Belfast;
upon the fact thst their fret on the poll In
London, where Lord John Russell was by bis own
ackDcwledement, saved from being lowest OF from be-
ing rejected altogether by the votes of those who,
though no. his cordial supporters did not wish his po
sncal degrsdo'ion.' They have, they think, public
opinion their side and though they assume that the
Derbyites win have, upon the WHOLE majority OF
twenty, hey 20 mere upon the confidence tina. the
popular voice is with them-as being The Protestant
rxoverpment for Protection Is among the things
thAt were.
The O2pos,ionlsts count the gains or Losses simply
~ for against the Derby Administration making
no account Of the differences among lie opponents
While there Is principle of cohesveness between the
Wings Peetes and Radicals the followers of Russell
or Pslmerstor, Graham, and Golden or Hume,-the
followers Of Derby are compac. phslsnx. The grand
nc Hersre Thy and clergy in Ireland 10 to form party
mat shsn be wholly distinct from ali ,hesa,-
independent OF all political connections pg
Under the direction and for tho beneit of the Church
nd In tolls they have tne cooperation of their brethren
u Bhsin whereas there are as yet no constituencies
HEY 10 return men Of this s.amp,-funds aye raised
and whence csndldstes Se supplied as Ia the case o
sheriff Swift in Sligo, and Bowyer Tor Dandslk This
patty viii be quite as invetsrse against Russell Adj.
minisrstion with lie Durham ieier" and HAnL,jti.
bi, "a against the Derby, with Its "Proclamaiion
against PROFESSIONS; yet they are set down on the
opposition list 10 swell the majority.
The question Is lost eight Of II Derby could bs OK
PEELED. who Is prepared 20 take his place Especially a,
teens universally agreed that Russell shall no more
Bold the helm twin probably bs found that la the
donion OF the Opposition the strength OF the Derby
Administration Besde this there b. regards Ireland
Practical sightoswardness In putting down all Law
ss Outrage, and confederate hberslIty in isaenipg
she burdens and promoting the prosperity of
~ which contrast very svorsby wid the policy OF the
vale 1mipsrston, and has won supporters for the pre-
sent Government even from those-whether Roman
tshoics or liberal Protesssnts-thst had been conf.
Gently rsnsed among is decided opp snents
Ahe present party warfare both 10 Britain and lre-
1919 marked beyspd all precedent. by the strength
ma acertly OF sas religious ssmen,. And tbs new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
Liyerpool Corn Market.

During the week the weather has been extremely svora
bic the growing crops bat has exsTcd is usual depres
ina effect upon the Grain market which IL quite fat
wiIh very limited scale beyond i'm mediate
wants for SUMPTION We receive similar Reports from
the principal British uAIkets with Of smii. du
ness the Continent At yesterdays (Fndsy) msrset Al
descriptions Of NHE.T were ID }, bushes loser rLoos
Cd 4 barrel down, and both articles sought sniy %
o reisl extent ISDIaS CoRS both White aud 4 ell
lou. being light IN stock, maintain their quotsneoa
and are moderately asked for BAILEY and VAIs
neglected The inportstons IN tie past three az
10 18th inclusive, From the United STATES - ~,
FLcUR; more from Csnsts- Exports ia same TINE. 80
ors IsDIAs CoRS, to Iresnd 2l0 bills Flour e1stslse
and abroad M James AcIisnrys quo.sfi0ns Per Eaop.
ia,1isis; @; Low. and Ohio, so oali CAnadaA Dag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
Calcutta Markets.

JUNE 2-The Money market remains sbundsutly sup
piled; Coupanys new F.yes waited al 81 premium With
the ex option Of transactions In Gray Snirngs and
Jacopets the Import market been dull sad depressed,
prices having had downward tsndaney. and sdvices
nom the up-counuy markets are unavurols COPPER mas
fallen annas = md In value. lROs remains firm. LEAD
No sales. sPELIER Is gwen way 4d5 snnas md. TIN
Plates in good inquiry and looking up With some ex-
ceptioLA the Export ms'kst quiet SUGAR wssscuVe
RcE had been shipped msderat ly to England OPIUM
quiet RAW SILK in good demand, sc'aly ni1ye kinds
More SILK piece goods have been going forward holders
In EXCHANGE quotations 20 for credits and 20 al for
documents. FREfGHIS unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.

The Convention between Holland and
Belgium for the junction Of the Belgian and Dutch
same time the concession of Railroad from Antwerp
TO osn tsch dep with service Of Steam Navigation
from the latter place TO Rotterdam, agreed To-
The Independence Beige says, that in
consequence Of the alton of the ministry orders
bad been sent TO Paris to the BeE4n penpotentades
to suspend the negotiations commenced for a rene val
of the commercial treaty with France (of 18th Dscem-
ber ls45) bu, TO demand ptolongaon Of il for some
months beyond the 10th August next It's date Of eKpry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
China Markets.

Canton, May A-Import market dull during the past
month Com again declined and prospects not favorable
for iInpruveH Ss'es 5000 b.Ss; stock, 5O0 bales
agsus coo same time last year TEAQsiet during the
past month Black Uratered green slightly declined In
the finer kinds; but little business done. RoS steady.
OPIus b., Id al 81 To- RXCHANGE England A. q ~
American Credts 4 s. FEEICHTs-So vessel loaeins.
From Shanghai dates 10 10Th MAY Imports favorable
TEA quit, Inactive sKs-Very little business DOING ex
boris from China bales against % 900 last year Ex-
CHANGE Oh England non.nsly 46 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ship Celestial loading for Liverpool at ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liyerpooi Cotton Market.

On Wednesday 18th inst, the market tame, and
closed heavily prices rather In favor Of the buyer; sales
80 bales American including 500 speculation aud 5JO
for export Thursdays sales 900 bales Of which $40
speculation for export Prices unchanged Fri
days transactions TOO bales including 900 specu
lsors and exporters market as before may b safe 10
state pr1css decline Of sixteenth of penny all
qualities sinee the sailing OF the Baltic, although observe
the leading houses DO not alter their quotations The sales
OF the rek Total AZ $50 bales; Speculation, 30
Export go; VI which American TOtal, 37f6U bales
Speculation geo; Exp, IT. 100 leaving stock hand at
THE date July l6 total 63 7 bales Of which 55 099
American against last year at same date 1881 bales an
cludipk So 85j American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

Mr. Brett English Pstentee Of the Printing Telegraph,
has proposed TO The Sandman Government the con
structon OF submarine telegraph from SJezxia TO
Cors:fa and sardipia which might also communicate
with Algeria and France.
Letters from Parma of the 10th state
that the negotiations hetveeo Parma and apdenA for
their accession the Austrian Customs System IL likely
10 come TO a speedy Dgement Austria guarantees
the present customs revenue n these States-namsy,
l,0s0OO0 francs to Farms and $4,000 TO M,deua-s
the minimum and the Duke Of MJdsna Is 70 retain the
night Of eNporting CArrerA marble a. AZ prsssnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
London Produce Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, July To- 1857.
SUGAR-Wes nds rates rather frmer With sales of 849
casks making 1856 casks for the There rather
bTisker demand fJ Refined Grocery umpsr d4s 10 for
eRD fair business very full prices elow Havana 90 D
COFFEE very fat-nstive Ceyloa IS rH TEA inactive,
owing sales snncunced-common sound Coneou 3d. Cor
ToNLittIe doing and prices unchanged. TALLow Is very
fiat at 81 IS on the SPIT
The metal trade is tolecably sctve COPPER has been
operated in TO some extent at full rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
RUSSIA.

A letter from St. Petersburgh, of the
5th says the periodical inspect of thu treasure de-
posted In the fortress Of Peter and Paul had just taken
place 1t consists at present of $4,000 roubles In gold
and 100000 in silver.
A report prevails that the Gar has had
a stroke Of apOpexy at Berlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
A. Dennistoun & Co.'s Circular.

Per Europa LIVERPOOL, Friday, July 10, 1852.
STATE TRADt-Thers is little change 10 notice in bu
siness senersy The elections mostly Tne Man
chester trace continues active and prosperous
MONEY MARKET.-Money continues very abundant Con-
soils lCQl toi.
CoTT.N MARKET- urng the last week the demand for
Cotton hs. been q very moderate scale bat Wa can
scarcely notice any change in price Holders appear will
Ing 70 wait Tor the demand without forcing sales. Toe
weeks transactions amount to ~ $50 bales Including $50
on speculation, and 4. $50 for export
TODAY the market remains qset-sales 600 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
State of English Trade.

The past hs been another nanimste week In the Man
chester market and less than attendance Change
Although but little dong in either YARNS Goods there
that tbs excitement of the cleo ions giving
place TO the ordinary OF business The market has
been suhcien y tested by oer TO show the buyers that
there Is a resistance any further decline and general
mne spinners at such prices were attanable
last week. The finer YARNS Of good quality are fully sus
tanned in value DoMESTIcs are steady and PAINTING
n oTuS firm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
NAPLES.

The King is at Gaeta, which place he
intends to convert int an impregnable fortress
The boundary line between the Pontifi-
cal and Neapotsn donations has been at last settled
bet@een Cardinal Antoneli and Count de Ludolf the
Minister OF Naples The question relative 10 he Princi
paity OF Benevento was however still pending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
Paris B0ursc.

The following quotations for the past three days
July l3-A, ReDtes 1921 Csc Three per Cents. ut.
July IA A Rentss l02f 90c Three per Cents, M sec
July l5-4i Rentes lot CSC Three per Cents III 8Oc
July l9-Bank Of France, 8n6t one.
July Bssk II France, 28f7t Soc.
July l5-Bank Of France, ASST OOc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30
Relfaaf Flax Market.

Our latest by mail Thursday 18th Prices
without CHANGE with rather sms supply Hand
scutched demand. Quotations were Hadscutched
mddhne 6d5isP 10 lbs; fine 6 G66; Mscuched, mid
ding u al 6 best middling g. 6g9i tine O. 6GlOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

~ , n and Heated II dls WaEAr-Rsd and Whits
~ 10 5lod6l; Mixed, Sa5. 30 fSDtAS CosS-
Ss,Is go n e SQa 6; Mixed 80 9Su; Yelow, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

P We had an extremely hot and sultry
day yesterday, which WAS however, sgreeaby modified
late In the evening by a smart thunder shower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

PHILLIps's FIRE ANNIHILAToR.-At-
teut,on IL called to advertisement In this days m.
5un< giving account Of the success of Phipss An
nhiIstor In slnguhins Ere on board tho steamship
City Of Manchester. The Fire Annihilator Company
are confident that II few Of their machines had Sees on
board tho steamer Henry Clay, On Tho ssa ias, ne
melancholy loss Of lives and property would certainly
have been prevented.
u We have received from M. b. bra
dy. No. ao5 Broadway. . hsndsous bron1e m'sssS.
Of Gen. Scott mads1by Chsss, Brothers = Uo' ,
ton Ii u sbout tho sizs Of shs gold MEDALLION o me
Cisg Mr. Rssdv has Il Tor sa,,.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified
In electors of Scioto county, Ohio. that the
commits toner's Of said county at their June ses
sion ofIS52, have divided said county into four
Districts, for the purpose Of assessing the value
of the real estate therein, as follows, TO wit:
District No. 1, composed of Nile, Washing
ton, Union Brush creek and Morgan townships
in said county.
District Nov. 2, composed of Wayne town
ship
District No. 3. composed Of Clay, jefferson
Madison and Harrison townships,
District No. 4, composed Of Porter, Green
Vernon and Bloom to~nships in said county.
And the qualified electors OF each district
will on the I'd Tuesday Of October next, elect
some citizenhaving the qualifications, olane cleo
tor, as assessor Of real estate in such district
and the Judges Of said Election in each Of the
townships ill keep separate Poll Book fol
the election Of such Assessor, and return The
same to the county Auditor OF said. county a!
provided in the 33d section of the act for the
assessment and taxation of all property &c.
passed April 18th, 1852.
WIN. LUCAS,
ISAAC FULLERTON,
L, N. ROBINSON.
Commissioners Of Scioto county, Ohio.
June gov. g sw
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03

DR.. WTSTARS BALSAM OF VILE
CHERRY.--This Ralsam is peculiarly adap
ted to every disease of the Lungs and Liver
whichis produced by our every varying eli.
mate.
THE THEORY AND LHE PRACTICE.
The cures from this medicine have been
and will be, just in proportion 10 The number
of cases Ia which il is used. Its only mirsc.
ulous powers are those il possesses from and
in common with nature, whose operations il
can only assist and hasten. Its action is i'm
medir.e, and, though calm, energetic. 1t al
aysirritation while it promotes secretion and
excretion. 1t can never fail to palllate, and
where cure is possible, it will cure, This
is the theory Of the medicine, as invented
and experience, in numerous cases, Of every
kind and variety, has demonstrated the cor
rectness of its principles.
See advertisement in another column.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
WISTAR'sBALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

OF WILD CHERRY
tn orsai srs,os1,, for Consumntion Of M.
L,,ngs. sgsetions oftSe Liner. dstlmd. Br0ncki-
t;s Pa;n ar Wsef,iess of ths L,,ngs' and other
aS,et;ons If me Puiuona,S, OrSgnS, NJ
= TTT -S,1sliS 1871 Avs RATSAT or wild cAER-
W. nv /. = Sne Hetbal Med,c;ue---eoauo-
sed ,.b;aav Of Wild Cherry Bark aud the genu.
me Iceland Moss. itbe latter i'm ported express
lv for he nnfposel ths rare mel deal properties
~ which ara slso combined bi 4 new chemi
cal process with ,he Extract Of Tar-thus rem
dering the whole compound the most certain
and cfficacious remedy ever discovered for Con-
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
Grand Mass Nee ting
or THE
DEMOCRACY OF SCIOT0,

There will he a MASS MEETING oI
the Democracy of Scioto, at Portsmouth,
on the lIth Of September.
COLI DAVID TOD,
HON. JOHN X. MILLER,
And other elsqaent and able Speakers,
win bepresent % address the meeting.
Democrats Of Scioio; Let us urge you
to turh out, one and oil, to hear these
champions Of our cause.
<Let there be such an outpouring cf the
people as shall conyinceour opponents thai
democrats ure not
"Dunb driven CATTLE"
who know nothing but 10 keep step 10 the
Drum and fife, but that We are MEN, with
principles which we love and will main
tain while we have strength TO cast the
votes Of freemen.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03

BOysf' Youtlls,, Misses' and Childrens'
DOOTS, Shoes, CATERS. Buskins and Slip
- pers, made ofKip, calf, kid, cloth, lasting,
velvet enameled and patent leather material;
and the Kossuth, Irving, Downing, CuShnan,
Lola Monies, Jenny Lind, and every body't
styles, in almost endless variety, Just opened
and ready for examination at the great Shoe
Emporium. r.. BELL n CO.
aupQ5-ldw
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
Fan StYleg

TTNHERE are two things that more than any
thing else mark the gendemaI--m an
ancient writer on physiclogy The one ~ .
finely proportioned lroad and the other . sHit
able covering for il. Now, IL you are bIcses1
with The first Of i5sse you can always GET ~
secopd Al the Hat Store Of 5. U. Glover ~
Front street, between Market and Jeiiefsors
The Extra No.I Moleskins he 10 now flnishln0s
sre voted among the most elegant fabrics .
be found east or west, (aug l6l
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
HATS FOR THE PEOPLE!
Samuel G, Glover,

T1AVlNG purchased the entite interest o
II Messrs. J. Clover & D. Wolfard in the
Hat Store, would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he intends continuing the business at
the old stand on Front Ct. between Market
and Jefferson, soicits continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 the
coneero, and hopes BY unremitting attention
to business aud an eye single to the wants of
the public, TO give sati tisfaction TO all. He has
now ON hand large and genefal assoEtniehtl
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons in
IN terested that al my instance writ Of at.
tlchmeut was this day issued by Cora elius
Mccoy, Esq. Justice Of the Peace of Wayne
township in the County of Scioto aga nst the
goods, chattels. rights, credits, moneys and ef
fects of Andrew Kensler e. Co., non residents
Of Scioto County. GEORGE KRAUS
August 26, 1852.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-03
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.

ID ECEIVED AND NOW in STORE,
lO u complete assortment of Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Rugs &C., CONSISTING Of tapestry. vel
vet, Brussels, 3 ply. Ingram, wool and hemp;
tegeiher with large stock of home made Rag
carpets, IMPORTED DIRECT from several
Of the most celebrated manufacturers in this
and the adjoining counties, which will be sold
at from 25 to 30 cents yard.
aug, "a, 1852. JAS. PURSEL!.