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Furniture.
BY R. NJ. MONTGOMERY & CO., Auc'rs.
At the Old Auction Mari, 81 Camp street a.
July II, at half-past 10 o'clock,
- Wil be aod at auction Without reserve
large Of new and ssoad hshd FURNITURE every
's cn. PcoTroN GIN, damaged
sHERIFF'S SALE.
SECOND D1s,n.e1 counr|IJEAN PRA1oE T. H. BATAILIE
DY VIRTUE VIRTUE Of writ Of Teri facias to me
X q. ,s D fss s & Ne.
SISE III HIKE Gs "a iSSR Sssis ii
~ S' the spot sA., = e: sss e
sHERIFF's SALE
ry1n Dss.s, csunrr RE Yki, CO Z s..s WALTER
RY VIRTUE Of writ of alias feri facias
dssa b d. Hesosss The Fifth District ss Court ss e
H. prs'ss fasiss
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE contained !h' house sos
,say p v ns s % 4 4. sad
s $si.sa ia.ss .es.. suit. ,.,,,s rer.rr
VT 20 y IS p'' Sheriff d Il. Parish Orleans.
SHERIFF's SALE.
sfeosp & TIE HYDE
RY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered June
IT, @ ss pases 3 e
pat sss.!sa street. as,einhoss
5s III s.t
'' Il , TREs r G,..,
sHERIFF'S SALE.
~; f g, ill., ~.
,s r.
s s e. a'. md
msS, Of LIQUORS. pipes and casks as per inventory
ssized in he above sui... -, ,,.... -.
will ssanis4s sss1 he
na NIX ana S
Ss i % ds until final III
sHERIFF's SALE.
:, 49,
Orleans s sn
ss city g.
title and is,sr. s a
sn Ehs s ,s
S s Z r. ,s b.. .sa, JAMES, rerspr
s ss fs y q sa the spot Sheriff 4a y os.n.
| SHERIFFS SALE.
coSTE NJ 5E ;ss5 PIERRE Me
PY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias to M
s I'd S ss spss the and T Gssss ss re-
a q.
ss e.. T.
Seized in the above suit. .
s at s e.
| JAMES r. FHERET,
| jy13 II "a 30 Sheriff of the ParEh of Orleans.
SHERFF's SALE.
iHi or Nanoasr.ss pHcEaskb .s5s
PY VIRTUE Of and in obedience to an orde
Of sale rendered 1881 and 70 me directed ~ the Ho
the Third District Court Of NeOans in the above entitled cause
will sell public auction, the Ronnda Of the City
Chartres and Royal Streets MOE
| DAY, August I6 1852 at 1a o'clock M.--
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the suburb ST. q
Mary in the bounded by Union, Caondee St Charles
Purddo designated number plan drawn
9sh Of March, by C. Aedn Architect and dePu
rotary Public, in this viii
said ground measuring according said plan,
tn the admeasurement
aud two lines little less
depth line aroudeet and three feet inch
the other depth ne together with all the
thereon, consisting of TWO-SToRY BRICK HOUSE and
, | TWO-STOaY BRICK KITCHEN.
spot the balance at x twelve
| eighteen months credit.
snle expense of the purchaser before VIM Caste
: | E4q., Notary Tublic. JAMES T. FhEKEip
= wis IS aus Is Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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odd FELLOWS REST Vaults in this

" cemes be obtained BY applying g Person Irs.
No. is Camp street CHARLES WTALL No. Es
pannds and r. NJ COREY Sicke Co.. No. 40 Canal
price Vaults okhodng Lodges for the burial Of mem
Stockhong Lodges the bua Of vile
child 800. For ali other bua the price of Vault will be a4o
invariably
For the purchase information respecting the
apply DUNLAP Chairman Of the Cseery Committee No. 81
Camp street. JAMES FURhEAgA,
my19tf Secretary Of the Board Of nirsctors
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFpERsoN Cry
Friday Evening, July 49, 1852.
Arrived during the past week. 1852 Beef Cattle mosty
CRASHED stoc 900 Hogs 1l31 Sheep 16 Mich Cows and
26s Calves. The supply Of fine Western Cattle has been
scan and only during the last days good supply Of Hogs
and Sheep sale Mich Cows dull Veal Cattle in de-
mand. Prices firm
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly .6081sc q Is met
=. lake and Texas) ........3k@5c Y p net
MICH Cow. $25OS60 o head
CALVES YEAnLrss. 50 000$s 50 = head
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS.{
NEwoRLKAss, June 5, 1859.
I'm CONFORMITY with the provisions of the
j. Of the State approved May 1884, and
sufficient a4ses being on hand
SEALED PROPOSALS will received at this Office until FRIDAY
September the sale BONDS Of The lats
Municipality Number One the extent Of FoRTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS "Oder Bonds Munic
pay and acted the said 18th
September 1881 which offered the
discount which fall due within the shortest period hA
funds Of til. Sinking Fund Of
Municipality One the said Act of May 1884,
&c
a. d. CRoSSAIAN, Mayor.
DHBUYS Comptroller.
WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
VIM. p CONVERSE, Chairman Of the
Finance Committee OF the Board of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE, Chairman o the Finance
Committee of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
aL.ypr Secretary. jes ti1thSept
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CONSTABLES SALE.
sEsosD Jusrsss MfAFFREY vs. PATRICK
RY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
- directed the Honorable Winter Second Justice ohs Peace
public auction Banks Arcade Magazine street. Grasier
and Nstehez July 49, a. u o'clock
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with TWO-STORY FRAME
thereon situated in the First Dis
Municipality the city wrlsah number
bounded by Perddo Grave Peur and Johnson
the plan drawn by Lewis n
ls9 and deposited the office of McCa late Notary
Puhe English feet eleven
inches and seven hundred
feet three inches deep, between parallel lines
s5y- Terms cash, GEORGE F. PEARSON,
je23 Constable Second Jnstces Court.
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D ADICAL CURE OF CoRNs, without quitting

ID ADICAL GUREO C0RNS, without cutting
y the Least ROSENBERG fem Wars. The s.P,,.i
nhabns gsusra Of this that he undertakes the Total
CuRNs BUNloNs NAILS and hard substance On
Of his composition.
TIE operuon fifteen minutes without The
and the patient his dress and occupation WIN me
ats.acion carrying the Corn or Root in his hand
Dr. R. possession of great number q nas
other foreign and fhy-
ns aud have tbs
The DoS,or give hnlf till
three in the ernoo At No. III
mill ay
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X LONE STAR.-The General Assembly will
" ~ " hold the FOURTH THURSDAY Of each
N = N month alternately Crescent Hall corner Of Camp street
N Commercial Alley, and at Hall of Division No. l.
chouptouas between Jackson and Philip Gate city
t session being held Crescent Hall on the Fourth
Thursday in May by order OF the fres!dsnt. -
myll ly A. W. J0URDAN, Secretary.
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Harmony nvisen No. 10, .. Of THE following are the
this Division the JANIS BKoss, W. r.;
WM s. Mousr ST. WM +. lIonSnEck, r. q; JAMsa GovAs,
ALTMuLLKR t.; CHAs BAEsKs c. RonT GRges, A.
G.; JoAs MHYER ST. GoLpNs This Division
EVERY MONDAY EVENING, at Temperance Hall, IS ST.
Charles street iyl5
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S>MI. o. o. F.-HowkRD LODGE No. ID
sssy THURSDAY EwESne int in shs e.s
streets, at IL O'Clock. omcers-Gsosge B. Bow
ditch George g. Lsv v CT Dr. Samuel Hardy, Secretary
Sesretary Jsmes Davis iSnl0
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o'clock Temple Hail. No 9aa Tchoupitouns street,
The following the officers for the term THos r. REID
VIZ P. II. CARsxs, W A.; MeQuAlTEn, R. ST. A. RosxNwIe
DoNpIF A. c.; HusH GRAHAM l. S.; A. LA,nRRT O.
VISITING CONTTTEE-Bothers BnIcKAYER, No. la NewLevee
Nicholas LAMEsRr JOHN CouLTER Of Common and Maa
| sreets.
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II A. FAHNEsTOCK'S VERMIFUGE -flla
Id. SAFEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY FeE Wofhs
HAT HAS BEEN DIscov Prepslarlo Gas n9
and sOuddnty
a safe and eHacai expsing the ysiar
The proprietor point the result Of
such macs came knowledge aud observahen re
ay found p,oduce Thin ti sa
tbs hundreds repecth
the shond in luce families 10 sP
and the most infant
II For all the Druggists Gewrlean aud and
bs country merchants generally. mysl dAWts
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.


Per bark Lucy from Bos,onD Cronan-L Srtcvant co RI
6co-Ner, Harris WAloTuits, FsImor Hoart-FF Folger
co-Massey, Podl,ney Il csins-and order.
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SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUAPer shr 81 Craig 800 boards
10on shingles, bbs -four aud sundries
BEIZE-Per scr Eza Susan 900 bs 100 do -four, IS bbs
do pork bb beef 10 do lard u do bad ties hams Ols fec
lumber 1900 shingles.
PENsAcoLA-Per shr Alice so bb. Hour 10 bb whisky so Dbl
pork, 100 sacks oats, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17

Crystal Fount Division No. A, &. Of T.Meeta every
THURSDAY o'clock M Temperance Hall NO. 70 a. ShaIs.
street. the ensuing qunrter: L. H. DRYpRs w P
H. ELLrs,W P. R1se, s. S. BLOCK A. R. s.; BeorH
S. HARRIS, D. Mitchell, c.; p GUN, A. c N s. Ed
sos l. g.: l. q CunTts o, s, ap2
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o1NrwonlE.Ss. DgcEAsEp. =. No. 51si.
RY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered June
Il Honorable the Second
Of Nsworieans the above entitled mattel will proceed TO sell at
public Dorere Canal and Custrinhoise s
WEDNESDAY July a. 1s57 Mt half past O'Clock =
LOr OF LIQUORS, WINES, ETC. Also, LOT or OFFICE
Term, cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
iy1012179l Sheriff Of the Parrish OF Oreans
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AUCTION SALES.

Fin c.. urnlfures
BYR. NJ MONTGOMERY & CO., Auc'rs.
At the Old Auction sisrs 81 Camp street. e.
q ATURDAY, July ~, at half past 10 o'clock,
- VIM be sold nj auction Without reserve
large Of and seronf hsi FURNITURE every
d.sryiptjon. ...-A
'V On COTTON GIN, damaged.
cash. jyl1
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CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA painted with the BRIDGE
PAINT its thoroughly tested fully concur in
opinion the MAGNOLIA and Brown
PoRPolsE We chserfly recommend said PAINT as ST.
PEHIOR ARTICLE. --
(siQpsd) HUGHES vAILETT h THOMAS,
Louisiana Dock Yard.
Up WHITNEY d CO.,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
NswOrleans, February 4, 1881
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Pelican Division q. of T.-hIeets every WEDNESDAY
EVENING" O'clock at the Hall Nos ST. Charles
elected
p; MorH W. Al B. WEST, RS; fnosrKa cAnplrrrs A. R.
Woop c.; S. H. WElBy, s.; j. CKEBB!s S.. VISITING
COMMUNICATIONS BRERN so Poydras street, Morn 6St Peter
street. B. WKsr N Poydrns street; WATKINS Apollo
and ITALIA streets p. CARPRTTK: S. H. WsLBY. apo
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFvreE OF THE DAILY CHEscEKr,l
Saturday Morning, July IT, 1852. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY. a.
Sclr 81 Croix, Miller sar Juan de Nicaragua, Ma,s
r schr Eliza SUSAN Smith, Belize Honduras Converse &e
Schr Alice, Miner, Pensacola, Iiurie,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-14

while the horses feeling the increase of
warmth, grew resistiye and terrified
The peril momentarily increased. Hope
grew fainter. Behind and on either side
the conf1agration roared in the pursuit,
while the advancing fame in front was
cutting off their only avenue of escape.
They ,Usre girlled by fire! Faster and
quicker roared the flames towards the de-
voted party, until at length despair seized
on the hearts of the travellers.
Pale, paralyzed, silent and inanimate
as statutes, sat the females; while the
husband and brother leaned forward in
the carriage, and urging their horses to
their utmost speed, gazed speechlessly on
the approaching flames. Already the
fire was within hundred yards of the
road ahead, and it seemed beyond human
probability that the travellers could pass
it in time. The husband gave one last
agonizing glance at his inanimate wife,
When he again looked at the approach
ing flames, he saw that during the mo-
mentary glimpse they had lessened their
distance one-half He could already feel
the hot breath of the fire on his cheek
The wind, too, suddenly whirled down
with fercer fury, and in an instant the
forky tongues of the advancing conaa-
grafton shot across the road and entwined
themselves around the tall pine which had
been the goal ofthe travellers hope. He
sank back with groan; but the brothers
eye cleaned wildly at the sight, and
gathering the reins tighter around his
hand he made one last desperate effort
to force the horses onward and with one
mad leap they lifted the carriage from
the ground, as if it had been plaything.
plunged into the fiery furnace, and the
next instant had shot through the pass.
Charuley gaveone look backward, as
if to assure himself that they had indeed
escaped. He saw the lurid mass of fire
roaring and whirling across the spot
through which they had darted but mo-
ment before; and overcome with mingled
gratitude and awe, he bowed his head
on his breast, and poured out an over
flowing soul in thanksgiving to the Pow
er which had saved them from the most
dreadful of deaths. And long afterwards,
men who traYersed that charred and
blackened forest, pointed to the memOra-
bic scene where these events occurred,
and rehearse the thrilling feelings of those
who had been encompassed by the Gird!e
| Of Fire.
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vol. I.---NO 10.
TERMS.

Cooper's Clarksburg Rgistcr, is Publiahed at
Clarksburg Va, Oyory "Wednesday morning at at
oF ar MONTHS from the timo ofsubscribing after
Tho termination of six months $3.50 will invari-
ably bo charged. No subscription received for
less than six months, NopOper will bo discontin-
ucd except at the option of tho proprietor, until
all arrearages arc paid up; and those who do not
order their ppper TO be discontinued at the end of
their term Of subscription, will be considered as
desiring to have it continued.
ApyERrlsEMENrs will bc inserted at 100 per
square of twelve lines for the first three insor-
tions, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
Insertion. a liberal discount ON tho above rates
made to those who advertise by tho year. No
advertisement counted less than ono square,
The number of insertions must be specified or
tho advertisement will be continued and charged
for accordingly.
Announcement of candidates for Office 5000.
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, to insure attention, must
bs accompanied by tho authors name and post
paid.
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. On a SeIG-wiIIed Wife.
BY TIN.

BY TIN.
A waggish chap, whose vixen wife,
BY drowning, lost her precious life,
Called out his neighbors, all around,
And told EN- that his spouse was drowned,
And, spite of search could not be found;
lie knew, he said, the very nook
Where she had tumbled in the brook,
And he had dragged along the shore,
Above the place, mile or more.
ABOVE the place ~ tho people cried
"Why, what dye meant" The man replied
"ofcourse You don't suppose I'd go,
And waste the time to look BELOW!
pve known the woman quite spell,
And learnt her fashions pretty we'll
Alive or dead, she'd go, swow,
Against he current any hOtC ,"
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GO AHEAD.

BY c. w. LIGHT.
When your plans of life arc clear,
Go ahead;
But, no faster than your brains;
Haste is always in the rear;
fdame Providence have tho reins,
Go ahead.
Do not ask too broad test;
Go ahead;
Tagging never clears the sight;
When you do your duty best,
You will best know what is right.
Go ahead.
Never doubt a righteous cause
Go ahead;
Throw yourself completely in;
Conscience shaping all your laws,
Manfully, through thick and thin,
Go ahead.
Do not ask who'll go with you;
Go ahead.
Numbers spurn the coward's plea
If there be but tono or two,
Single handed, though it be,
Go ahead.
Though before you mountains rise,
Go ahead;
Scale them certainly you can!
Lot them proudly dare the skies,
What arc Mountains to MAN!
Go ahead;
Though fcrco waters round you dash,
Go ahead;
Let no hardship battle you;
Though the heavens roar and fash,
Still, undaunted, firm and true,
Go ahead.
Heed not Mammon's golden bell;
Go ahead;
Make no compromise with sin (;
Tell the serpent he looks we'll,
But you cannot let him in.
Go ahead.
Better days are drawing nigh;
Go ahead
Making duty all your pride,
You must prosper, live or die,
For all Heavens on your side.
Go ahead.
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My father said that the dancing mas
ters were not those who were the most
graceful; that the fencing masters were
not those who had the most courage
and that when man said that he was
about to speak without vanity, he never
failed to say something vain and conse-
quently foolish, because there is no vani-
ty without folly.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-01-14

% A lady asked a minister if she
might pay attention to dress and fashion,
without being proud. Madam replied
the minister, whenever you see the tail
of a fox out of hole, you may be sure the
fox is there also
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-24
virginia Military Lands.

THE National lntelligencer informs us that
the Governor OF Virginia, has sent 70 .ue
Secretary OF the Interior a Release 70 lne
iTn;ted States for all claims by Virginia 10
,nnds ynr which warrants have heretofore
been issued, and for which Scrip IS 70 We
issued q, the Land Office, UnI'ed states.
Precisely what this means we are unae.e ~.
10 saw. Has Virginia issued warrants ioi
ail she claims, and is she to receive Lailo
,Scrip for these warrants? liso, we may SEE
the end Of these claims,
THr Mouth OF THE MISSISSIPPI, = De
Rows Review for the present month relter-
:ates the appeals often urged upon Consless
for grants 10 carry out enlarged improvement mt m
al the mouth Of the Mississippi. ia'ee :,
nlans have been presented and discusseu y =
1d;ftsren ut periods for the accompllsnlmen VI
The object One is to deepen by dredging
,nach;nes, two Of the principal passes, al al
'os,;mated '.ai cost Of 1870, 900, with subseqen
annual expenditure Of S72 900. Another; U
rloce an hut one Of the passes where ~ ohe.
leave Inc trunk; estimated cost oZhoUu:-
1The third. 10 cut ship cunal from . pom
below Fort Jackson TO the gull. cos.nnS' NnnS IN
.cluding all contingencies, Sio'ooo'oOo'
The New York Herald Of Sunday says Una
the wind blew perfect gale IN tina. M. narpU ~
on Saturday last; that the awnings over aaI ~
stores near the water were torn lnto sll'e;' ;s
and the posts in the upper part Of II, 'he s.so c.l
were broken in two. Several small vesse' W
were sunk IL consequence oi the gaze, az !
much damage was done to the dwellings
vicinity Of the water.
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Ladies, Fair,

vv1t3E LADIES OF THE PREsBYTE-
RIAN SEWING CIRCLE will holia
Fair in the School House on Fourth street ion
Thursday evening and Friday afternoon and
evening. Of this week, the proceeds Of which
will be Il applied to finishing anffurhlshipg the
new church.
TOYS suitable for Holiday presents to chill
dren will be offered for saIe in great variety,
"a will also Keepsakes Of amors valuable char
acter for "chidren Of a hrger growth
The public is most respectfully 'nvi'ed tc
attend. Admittance Fee Ten Gents.
Portsmohth, Dec 81, 1862.
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Dress Goods !

n MERCnA ANTS desirous Of selecting styles
'lyl Of DRESS GOODS, at once rich, fash
,nabl. and chap, will consult their own in
terest aud save money, by examining ny
Stock Of Dress Goods, consisting in part Of Al
paccas, Silks, Coburgs OF all colors, French
and German Mernos, De LANES, Casimeres
and embroidered robes. These Goods are new
r-ll styles, and particularly adapted to the
wholesale trade! JAS. fuRoCLh'
Nov. "a, b52.
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,ro ParemIts.

VKToULD you enjoy comfort yourselves
wv provide il also for your children, You
will be enabled to contribute to the appear
auceand comfort Of their lower extremities' py
calling at the Peoples Shoe Emporium eno
purchasing coverings for them. large iot g
superior Calf aud Kip Boots, for Boys, fou'n'
and Children, Just received BY ".
dec IL r. BELL q COi
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.G@MINIEIRGgAIL.
Cincinnati y Market.

CIEclrEArI. Dec. 20, Z
Hocs-There was not many offered to-day,
and lots to arrive being generally heid a. o.
which is somewhat above the views j OF Duy-
ers The receipts continue to fall on.
PRoyisioEs The only sales heard OF were
500 KEGS choice Lard at lie; 100 brls head
|do BUYERS furnishing packages, at 9c ooe
|brls Mess Pork at BIT; and 2SOO green sncul.
ders al 6Ac. Prime lots OF bulk sides would
bring fraction over &c.
FIoun4-The market opened to-day Win
a increased demand. and holdeis sncceedseu
in establishing a farther advance. Inc sales
re- nurted 10 us comprised 700 brls lsold late
lSalurday rveningl at $4 10; 1000 do, to-
dsy, al S4 25; 1000 do at "a, @4.2o, the
latter ior extra. The. receipts since Saturday
lhave BEN very ligh:.
ExcaANGE-The demand i.r eastern ma
increased ami the Banks and Bankers general
,tly plid par to-day for sight drafts on New
| York, and the selling rate was par 70 pre-
lmium. The supply Of currency continue
Ito increase.
Z, WHlsKY--Sales Of 46 brls fiom railway
l96 40 from w w canal, and 3S5 40 iror
river at l9sc and 100 do from wigs a, l9sc,
further advance.
SuaAR--Sales Of 40 bids at al 70 ec:
MoLAssEs-Sales Of 80 brls at 2Sc; 30 q
at s7bc 400 do from landing at 27c; and 81
do I'm do at 27ac. The market Is hrme n
lowing to the favorable advices from New y
!. leans. !,
CorsEE-The market is quiet, and Y
sales are confined to small parcels at 9a@
for prime Rio:
LEAp-A sale Of 100 pigs at 5fc cash.
!, BucKwHEAf FLoUR-We notice sales
= 90 % per cwt. The demand is only mod
rate.
FREtsHrs-Ihe market is firm at-For Ne
Orleans-Flour so Pork 65c Whisky "
. and Found Freight 30c. TO Pittsburgh
'e Pound Freight l5c, ond Whisky 5Oc.
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.Ladics Kollnetinles Travel.

yH1O ALL that have the most remote idea Of
hoing out Of doors in freezing weather,
I'VE would recommend new, beautiful and du.
rable style Of Calf Skin overshoe, and one o.
lace, fur lined, which will impart warmth to the
" eater, without the unsghtly, clumsy appear
ance Ofthe common article. ~
dec. IL r. BELL q Co'
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1rntn1nlrr.-TAs Msmrhs zee q be 6lh

1ruUm4Sirg- The Memphis EsgleOf the 9Th
gives an instance Of inhumanity which almost
challenges belief. A family, on their way from
ohio to Arkansas, consisting Of aged parents
married daughter and other children, stop
ped there, and while detained, the old mar
died. The son.in.law, against The tears @ ane
entreaties Of the family left the body 5on tb'
wharf-boat. refusing the expense otsdscen' IN
terment, leaving That christian Office to ih'
ci,v authorities. The name Of the deceased
was Burton.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-12-24

I,,pon SayIkc.--In the northern cities the
use Of sewing machines for stitching shoes g, IS
,nent IN lbington uses no less than six; It
!. said that an operator, with the machine,
will stitch in a day more than ten times tns
amount accomplished by . "stlteher, anu "
that the cost is very materially reduced.
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s. & II. v. RAILROAD.

,yysssas,,,,;s :.5sst5s,5:a - - - - -
ON Saturday next, the 25th, the cars will
l J leave the depot, once only, at 2 o'clock +
M. ;, precisely, for scioto Furnace and the enc
of tbe road. Sufficient time will be allowed L
visit the Furnace, and the cars will return $
as 10 reach the cry before dark. Fare TO the enc
of the road and back, % cts. :,
Passenger cars reserved especially ior ladies
No free tickets. n,y O.,
Portsmouth, Dec. "a, 1852