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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

ieIdaa 81 tie aEFFss ~ rs,Fisiss - TIA Ffsaes ass
aasaf La Fits ~ La biit ees-fss Indicating 90 is
isnrsH - Iis f.'i q s a..i "a ssH-a share a-i 80
sad iLAt Ls l.a4H Eistaslaisfs a f.Ts AL i,adln
tAa osdefs L. demand iLslE PASSPORTS ssai 81 aisfa
lsnis laha place
Commune fians hon ConsihHiaople dated ih aoysm
her saie at he Austrian aud Prasaa knbassai8fs had
given h,sLd Paaha the mjsi fraa ASSURANCE OF he D.
termination u their respective Governments to maniaa
strict neutrality
Telegraph dpaioh from venna states hat the Arraa
Correspondent OF the e2d MI announces that Russian
force had been defeated and driven back BY the Turks in
Georgia.
The journalists Of Vienna have received warning from tbs
police not to publish anything from the seat Of war cacu
lated TO provoke complaints on the part of Russia
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RUSSIA

ihs ,2.n BsfyE sssEB ~ sxEs,s SaE vsE
ihe JJt4rr d ~ fse1-r,- n a ee-ois4 s,sA MN
c-s 'htt re E--h re.Faer.s n si.' 10y s.S resve1
iryn re- Mirfr n FSsrcc n n. r.t.e n ~ E~,,
III ro.f S1-1sro~y n Yrc,ccsoa 2, sre ~
scr. ,ri Yrrrr1-y n ~ Yo~oe event .. r--asS ..
,wvcr Euys=s sr6 Eny4sra fssf h.d .sA-e--sS u -
Yrt err tt-tugt " 2 Br-cf ~ e,r~.sioa N rses
ity sc-ri v4-t1st ~ n rsgnsrfrrS-. tnsra 81 NJ
Ascfrr-cc
! rev fers q &Yrn n 10Y 4 orserd -trxs,Aosr ne
eastern rsr- 81 fts fr1rkr
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NEWS FROM THE sOrrH

BsLTisDSr Tuesday Dse :. 1896
The New OrIesns NAL Il VsIsesIsy ssf = fsoAigs6
runaway nsgro ~ Ns1Asz <tsShAi vkte assn n 7hs
heart who ATTEMPTED arrest hin sa6 sfHyrsf iaAynf
among The machinery sf mil sri crashed iesfh
tuns
he frst brsEch If IA CITY Csrnc hss ssss4d sae b
for TIE inersenest 81 ma ssDpD no csn ior e Esinors
and Ono ksiscsd. Il hsA previously pssed IA other
banch.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

PHILADELPHfA, Tuesday, De-. g. 1873.
As train on the PennsylysniA Railroad, on Monday
night wa. coming east Daniel AOits bresknso leaned
out 70 look back when hrs head struck train standing
a side track. and he leit at Newton Hamilton n
dying condition.
On Sunday night Wm McKsiver baggage nsstef II he
train going west missed, whom hand Ger Vss cent
back and be found the track. with en- arm broken
ard otherwise seriously injured.
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ship News.
ORLEANS Dec. AR baIk William Cha.e New.York
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY
Tie u S Mail steamship Empire City, Capt windIe
rived at this port yesterday morning from New Orleans via
Havana. She brings no news Of importance
The Empire City left Havana at sA NJ OF the LIST inst.
with the nails and has experienced head winds with
heavy head sea
The newly appointed Captain General had not arrived
at Havana, but hourly expected Much anxiay was
felt in many parts of the leland from the great loss Of
groes by cholera and from other during the past
summer
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


corrosoB IN Hss. lNsaA.y ths ssi-s Yer. 500 sss
Which Ice .psrsoa sd Tor Prices saeeree
On he M fIsesy fhe s.= only tcg bse. fneisaas -
speculation stst closed rather heavy sas change N
rfcss aefs.iiy ar~fshie
FLoCs the I'D f.y esersd saf wiA les .nsy.
the improvement noticeable The isih the Esrors a.
In CEAfs the demand only r npor but ss cnt
inquiry tom Creek houses cass.d prizes - 20 pretty ar ~ ss
ned
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qMK arNAsMiIm nuMnoinr

hAtnAS, faasiAS psa o isi,
The uslea States Mai seaa,.h tambslit Cant iiasA
nom liasie aed teWes. oa The eid ub beaai Cot Nsr
N@k, m attempting 60 make ths port sr sapA, OF e,a
went ashore thu mHnmg about miles nam this CITY aud
b total ~ss ahe remains ,ai ash,ge ani 10 half fai Of
wafer ony portion of the oargo VIII 10 saved and ,ha.
Ia dameg I'd eohdltion
The PassengeTs all saved aud have arrived la thl,
city
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Ths Hsyqsis e. Ia Rivers. spanish Minister IN sseo -
,sarsfsr,sd 70 Bess. and b. succeeded in H1eo l..
Miguel Tsoon Nsrsus Of Bazsino pressnty Consai Gen
sral a London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07
Money Market.

HAvRE Friday Evening IsCorros market firm At unchanged
pces sales the week 900 stock hand 1000 WHEAr aud
CoRS quiet, and without change In quotations
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SWITZERLAND

fltsident james fhzy has rssigrgd ne cofrrn -ett
beng u minority II Il neaures ith Information rrsA
On gytte KITE sstse cscnsvs gov, u, t.....
. se.ns se.. sf.aa Va s1ce 10 &c lar9n n rctb ~
dc Arsesi . Lstaaa Or an frfinal sposea 70 ~ "a
iusrffu ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

FHIL4 FfLPHff, Flesday- DNN 3 ~
81 men were Stressed n Ssy ss-ref ~ ,e
authorities 81 chester Comfy rsrc7osns IN eeent
tfize hgf sn we're bed n bs y fris - Cnosser Conn
~ Two a IA prisoners Custom Horse oiicers so
two others wsre ssfsrhed Rom ihe Hcysnen~ny D-sr
for r1fre AfS<Ars
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Liverpool Bread.tuns Market.

There had been fair demand dnrng zoe week for both Wssss
end FLoUs wheai former qaotaoos At SOL or he -eeE
CoRS maintained ~iihogt Animehoa. Mkksn
ether houses pe Western csn. Flour hsid
s; Phlsdslph, Bstnor. ard Ohio 81 Deunstoun Co.
bshsr Suosscrssy s to ohio Richardson Bro,ss.
Wheat 1914 lo and 10 u Tor extra red ef
40 Canada white iet al06 fnjas Cora pras, As 9S,
secondary Wesher esnnui favorable for agriculture
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LOSS OF SCHOONER HENRY mAY. or raiLA.

The steamer Eorfh CAfo!na on Saturday nigst
down the schooner Henry Gay. Of PhlsAslphs in fhs
Bay Of Annapolis The schooner vent fops ia hfe4
minutes and The Captains fsfhsr dfown6i
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mr. noe TeApe ~ ffYcTvYATt

CfscfSSsff. ftesday D>r T. fs57
TIE Prifs Cvrysat reports 0ce koxs -Noy .1es~t
lsoce ~ ne to1sssyoStnS s@re lsss yes- Tiers an
Increases frese kentecky MT fsiag ~ iSs fnsns ne
ksss st - 251A Is
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d. Bell Son Co quote for transmission 20 Newfork, follows
United = Cent Bonds ls6s...,.........uOfgin
United States y Cent ins Stock ls67s.....il0 0llN
pennsyyans5 y 3 o.
PenpsylyapA Bouds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Maryland p Cent Sterling Bonds d nO
Virginia p Cent Bonds l8l6......... ~ 70 %
Boston City y Cent 1888 ................ @ie 9
Boston City ~ y Cent 8 erlng Bonds .........l02 0I0J
Montreal y 1915 IS a SO
New.0rlesns y Cent snds, 1893 .............. 90
Belyidere (Delaware)6p Cent lat Mtg Coup II. 0Ae
Cine nna and 81. Louis y Cent Let Mortgage. % % "a
Chicago and Mississippi v Cent M Mortgaae.... S go
Pennsylyana Central Railroad p Gents $780,. exdiy
New-yorh and Erie Y Cent i.t Morse 1879 lN ale9
New-York and Erie y Cent Convertible, 1884,. $40 St
York aud Erie y Cent "A Mortgage. 1852. ~ %
New.York aud Erie 2 Cent Sd Mortgage, 1885,. %
AMSTERDAM Evening shFour Dutch closed Al VI l5io,
haf q do, GET; One Spain, SIG do
Coupons 55l6; New Peruvian, e) New Mexican, RIl6 New
Pouguese sic; Five cent Austrian MsalusA IS. 0sus
da Deferred, n; do active 1871 American Bank. 81
The following table will show the fluctuations in Consol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

LONDON Evening closed steady 95 as
after Official hours recsded TO 95 owing g. tho
selling by Russian suiJecs who RENTED the gold 70
Russia.
PARIS Evening shThree Cent Rentes closed 1850 Roux
snd-a half do. $685. Bank Shares 1899 -
Evening lsthPiYe per Cent Messques closed ss;
Exchange Oh London, lfl6; Bank Shares, 1909.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

NEwOxlrANA Nov 6-Tho Europas foesiVat II
today and oeI torroS msrke has since been tho da sale.
have been COCO bales CoSfEE sAos TO-DAY Loo
Of Rio ii G2 MSS rosK da At lilo STEALING EXCHANGE
ppTsm
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CANAL NAYlnArInN

SrRacUsE, Tuesday. Dec q. 1850
The Collector srocets In toll. amounted 10 about
eloO IL has boon raining hard nearly all day but looks
like clearing up this evening
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Liy,rpool Produce Market.

in Moderate request n d2s for Pearls ana
for Pots Qncrciton Dark unclaimed Coyerseed n ee
request lower Resn moderately actvs weeks sales >
bbs, II ard Coz 6ae No saes Of Tnrgeans
Spirit, Turpentins nominal M asa cwt hceEas India
very Carolina da weeks sales OF Carons 200 terces
at - a2Se Ban Oh In limited reiues sn, ssies Z " ls@
moderate Pale seal fT l0fdtS. Olive OIL
sales 40 vcBs eayr Dyswooish Market very tnavs
sugsr-A large business doing full prces Cofee limited m,t
aei 10 Tea considerable business done A.
l6lli advance 81 descriptions.
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Manchester Market.
M.rle, dull bushes. limited, price. in favor Ofbuysr
HnYre Market.

In week 10 18th inst Inclusive the sales 1854 bales
leaving stock Of 50 90 bales week closing firm at the quota
Friday sales the 10th 800 bales Whest
firm but little s3fr saprne pour offered 81
45 ee teegrsphic report Ahes s doas but prices
supported quiet but maintained Rice limited basi
prices steady Sugar duh and nominal row and Lard
lected upfices for Tallow maintained; Lard scarce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

Nh nglOnr gave re,les 81 btl providing lE TIE
sNsseses u eesaa seels Of ldia@A held D. mo VA'ol
Sleies.
Alssr tAe Message vas reAa he usual nanbeFs Of u.
ssa Tie aeeolepsn,iog aeca psnt was erieEea 80 DO
printed ~ s',S ieeys saa,'ss, ,. e'sles,
Nj CLAYTON ofesea III selleeies reselMien
49, S,' s r';ss, e Ia. .1s 20 cs. s
Ss "a SSss y ssi s y wee sai
Mr. ci ASrSN s!Sss .es i 30 Ssw cSssilsrSi
Mi DOUGLAS-ii hsA better lie over Tor day Laid
Session agreed TO- ead In about Ten minutes the Senate
adjourned
HOUSE, oF REPRESENTATIVES.
Severe, sddifoasl members appeared aud were gasaed
Mr.. EASTMAN snsrodaeed private BILL which was
Ne ORR movAa hat the Senate resolution providing
for the election - ChAPlains, DO iakon NJ.
Mr. JONES tIenn.l called for tho regular order OF
huSipe.stho ceiling Of States for petitions He wished
TO- adhere 90 the rules and whether business Oh
''Ic'sd b ss ssls ST MEMBER wh.,
The s AXE Impossible to say.
Mr. ,ENTp 0RTH-It would contribute greatly 10
the rae. Of 2. iemen Il this question disposed of
There some considerable uneasiness among the cand
dates nsk at the rules be suspended, 50 that those who
shah b. dssl onied may seek some other place Laugh
II. - RER-The rules cannot be suspended.
A ,TWORTH-I ask general consent.
0bs. swere nierposed.
rstiops were presented from several States but the
Standing committees not having been appointed they were
IN tlse motion Of Mr.. RICHARDSON, 1t resolved
thai the Speaker be authorized to appoint the Standing
M COBB gave notice of his intention TO introduce
bill attending the time for paying the duties on railroad
rm 81.
employing chaplans in Congress the Army or tho Navy
w t., from the Joint Committee, reported that they
h waited o. tne President informing him the House
bod un,zed and were ready to receive any comp
COR ns might be pleased to make and thas " President
ron M transmit his annual Message tV"'
Mr. DEAN asked leave " '" tne following joint reso-
lutoDs
ass sss b be presented Danoa1 n ins5shs
ne soopofwGr ST. Louis aud 10 hs oicers and
sp = der b. cOmmDd Tor their gallant conduct on the "a Of July
nf NJ asserting protecting the righs Of American
ADOPTED BY the Of Martin koszta the har9o o.
obe and lille seizure and imprisonment on ooard
the. Austrian bhg-ofwar Huzzsr.
President the United States be- aud IS requested 70
made sword with suitable devices to be presented 20
ngrham testimonial OF tine nh ensc enter
Congress Of his vor proPness and judons onduc' on
tn e above toned occasion
That the egong resolutions 10 be commun
Capt pahAm in such terms a. he may deem pest eseu
let. ed TO give effect 70 the objects thereof
Objecon was made TO the introduction Of the resou-
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during the present week:
by SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.

Money continues to DO abundanty supplied, and tn,
market is in easy condition.
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TWV1NfI
BAfLT-I object to the resolutions because they
rmafure.
RESOLUTIONS were laid over and Mr. DEAN gave
that he will call thom up on early day.
FLORENCE offered a resolution, providing THE
9 concurring) that two chaplains be elected one by
House. TO ofici0te alternately.
JONES Tenn romarkod-Being still Of opinion
bere Is no authority under the Constitution to employ
hers chaplairs, Of any denomination for this Gov
mt and believing further, that it is buresque on
bIisian religion to have chaplans move to lay the
hion on the table
yeas and nays were ordered but further proceed
we're interrupted By the reception Of the Presidents
ige.
HOUSf0N-ls there a question before the House
SPEAK ER-Ihern Ia INT l. a fLn nlnnsrrn nf IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-07

In Mark reign wHEAr in TAR request bat sdvaas
OIL quarter demanded BY sellers checked business hevsw
IL demand advance Of 6 for esh Qualities bAsLns
being plentiful supply fell ~ y quarter INDIAN Coas arm
WHtrg PBss az lover. -
The Irish Grain Markets said TO BE- slowly Eecedns and
complete gut Of provisions The farmer
sending quantities Of PorAroEs 10 market and numbe
Of csrgoes being exported 10 farand
In TIE the Paris district the price Of Goa, had slightly
declined
manufacturing districts learn that AZ M.scussrER
likely manifest diminished drune~
TIE wsges question the demand for goods still below Ia
existing rate OF production.
the Iron market shaved increased animation. AM
stimulated by anticipated changes 10 the tsf both q Fsoce
and the United States
Throughout the wOolen districts Arhe! Enforcement. wsss
noticed.
In the IRsu markets corh An.,c,, order, had been re-
eeved and prices were vel ,us,aIned
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Mr. HOUSrON-Is there question before the House 7
The SPEAKER-Tbere is but is it the pleasure of the


WV Mr. HOUsTON-Is there question before the House
The SPEAKER-There is but is it the pleasure of the
House that the Message be read
Cries of Read" Read"
Just at this time the pages into the Hall bearing
in their bundles of the Message in print The mem
bers rushed for them.
The Clerk commenced reading from the manuscript
amid the confusion.
Mr. HOUSTON exclaimed, Mr.. Clerk, wait a moment
It'll the House IL settled"
Quiet being restored the Clerk read the Message when
Mr. FLORENCE moved that it be referred TO Com
aittee of the Whole on the State of the Union and in ad
fon to the usual number that 10000 extra copies OF the
Message and accompanying documents be printed for the
use of members.
Mr. ORR said the usual number was 800 copies. In
his opinion coo copies would be sufficient and he moved
an amendment accordingly
Mr. HOUSTON thought the message developed the
olcy of the Administration at its commencement, 10000
ought to be printed.
Mir PERKINS was favorable to the original motion, as
the people would read the message.
Mr. WENTWORTH I) moved that 10000 DO
printed though he preferred 10000
Further conversation ensued when tho House adopted
Mr. Forence's motion.
Mr. HIBBARD made Intellectual effort to go into the
election of Printer. go
The House resumed the consideration of the resolution
elect chapans and refused to lay on the table by Is
against ls6. r ,,;
Mr. HEM moved that the compensation OF chapiains
nv deducted from the per diem of members Negtived
The resolution amended to elect chapains for the
entire Congress and was passed. The House then ad
iourned.
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SEVE.S DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AND HUMBOLDT.
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London Produce Market.

quiet with disposition sell slight decline
CoFFEE steady previous prices TgA continued
have decidedly upward tendency Common ConsOu had Risen
I3P 10 aid purchases usdc free " az the advance
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American Sfncks.

There he'd been rather more inquiry during the week for United
the market bad sfeder
for zion 20 New York follow.
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Messy continued easier and shares showed fher
"as Consos had further 10 So
s.s-s .ettestoy ~. - rerslga Stocks were quiet
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bis duty with more eagerness than ever.
"As the true this war consists only in lauda
bic resolve 10 preserve the sacred rights and the ndpen
dence of my Empire trstn. In the Omnpotence Of the
Creator Of all things and invoking the Holy Spirit of our
Propohct Ihare determined 10 BE- present aHd rsoA at
the accomplishment of patriotic ddty at the beginning
III Is therefore fit to look forward from the present time
10 the preparations which my eorfge win require and q,
the Gis headquarters Of my guard will be fixed at Adrian
ole II IA urgent that everything necessary for the troops
which will be under my command, should BIO previously
prepared there.
lyon must therefore with all my Minister'S hasten to
take fitting me to that end
MAY the Most High through his love for the Holy
ProIb render my empire in every circumstance yetori
and triumphant and fahy oil those who contribute ~
Tho success Of that iask be able 10 obtain Happiness both
IN this world and the Dest"
The intelligence of the roirea Of tho Turkish army BE-
Jond The Danube Is now officially confirmed
This rsirograds movement not preceded by any
fresh collisions Of ibsiwo armies and the passage Of tho
rvf, effected with order and without interruption
The Tubs ., ssf hsd evacuated Kslursehs and dur.
evt bit continued 10 hold Ealsa' aud The villages armand
u with ssppp The latter corps wss reeering ,ssa
f.rst,.s,ss f,o,s widien snl ssrhis
Tie siss ~ ts vsshs, ihe l-p,rbsii'I ~ hsirg ellie
~ aeis, he russians 81 Bucharest, sra e issi,shilf &c
,s4 hsi.e h.ssn Nth ,e psrrts !. ,,si, ,ss- ,hs
s.rses Viii, i,a-cta Ore, pssli. .e ,s'i,s
Asvits 'rstr Prth.,ss. s,t ,ts. r'i.e G-,rhskcH
.rfrts ihste On ne is,h gor
., 80. ss;a e prs.i.r t-crrs rel srs---'si i-..sr
Vsi.chis
IRE n--p ~ - s.sr s-stt-- --,-s y-ii . r. issss
e-srr hss r.ssts hrsrrh f.sss ~ corp, - rsrsrsi
fassrs VIE expected % enter i,5tr Bess--zb-
ire Pn.sssr cots- = siet.i ht' tssr 5ri-'si . l-s
Nv ssrritt Rasr6ssr s.
AAvftes tom s. rsisrsbrrg conrftn re news q ne
frtsn fssihsYins Beer ssnssi ani sshi INTO winter
4ds1strs or ,h5 bstic. ... .......... .........
from re sssnisn tonte- !. z s,sei ga re oon'.agen,
cfha:troynee. corps q 1865 men are rstrinr 20
ifn e rurkish army inishasv % cross re SrV'aa Ter
rfofiss Tih az WithouiisaTe l.l.l. A.
re russ-aas are ortfy;ng Otesa On he iani SIC 40
oIase ladbeen Published granting permission . 'hsi ~
q contbuc s commerce With vessels sailing under Neutral
hs,s ..t.. .........., .. l......a,.a.... -
be isue 81 notce hon hs French Consulate inviting
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-15
WN7 MM ECH NM va NN 9@
CASH STORE.

~ W. WHITMAN, wishes respectfully to
generally that he is receiving large and well
selected stock of
New Goods,
which he proposes to Sc very cheap for cash or
produce.
lie proposes doing business strictly on the
"ready pay" system and consequently can sell
lower than any man DARE Do, who sells oil
time. He has taken the Old Stand, formerly oc-
cupied by c. NJ. Martin, on the corner Of Pearl
and Church Sts., where he will be happy at all
times to accommodate his customers.
His stock 10 trade consists oiDry Goods
and Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery.
A nOng v hich may be found,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds and Jeans,
Muslins, Prints, and NJ. D'Laines;
Merinoes, Cashmeres, Lace and Lustres;
Kossuth Hats and FilIibustres;
Ladies Silks and Sarcenets;
Swiss Mulls and Jackonetts;
Ribbons, Bonnets, Gloves and Hose;
And lots of Goods for Ladies Clothes;
Boots and Shoes rom best of Lcather;
And Umbrellas for rainy weather.;
Knives and forks and Spoons and dishes;
Coffee and Candles, Tea and Fishes;
Tobacco and window Glass, and Sash.
All these things and great many others,
too tedious to mention, he will sell you, CHEAP
FOR CASH
Oct 81, 1853. 3l--tf
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ANOTHER
RAILROAD MEETING !!

VWNfiE Subscriber takes this method to inform
the citizens of Jackson and county, that
he has just opened
New Dry Goods and Grocery store,
In the room occupied by r. f. G. Clewers, as a
Drug Store, one door above the Franklin Hotel,
Main Street, Jackson c. H. Ohio He will be
happy to see his friends and show them the BEST
and ICHAPEST lot of goods ever brought to this
place, consisting in part of Goats, Vests, Pants
and Overcoats, Silk, Fur and Wool Hats. Also,
great variety Of Caps of all kinds, Boots, Shoes
and Carpet Sacks, SatcheIs, etc.
Ladies' Dress Goods
of the finest quality. Shawls, Bonnets, etc.
Gents Fine Shirts Collars, Handkerchiefs,
Under Shirts, Drawers, DC.
TEAS-Imperal, Gunpowder Young Hyson
and Black Teas .CoFFEE'S, Of the first quail
ity, SUGARS, DC.
His stock is varied and full and will be sold
to good customers on as reasonable terms as can
possibly be found elsewhere Satisfaction is
warranted to all just persons Call and examine
my stock and prices. No charge for showing
goods.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A fresh supply of American and Foreign
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Var
ries' Glass Ware, Dye Woods, Clothiers' and
Hatters' Materials, Also, Manufacturers, Mer-
chants, Grocers and Country Dealers Stock:
Importer of fine Chemicals, Ap thecaries' choice
Goods and Preparations. Physicians extra
quality Medicines Excite Extracts, Spices. Me-
diciual and Perfumers rare Essential Oils, &c.
Z &c.
: Having greatly enlarged this establishment
and having negotiated the most eligible arrange
ments with manufacturers, the following goods,
among others, are offered at factory prices.
White and Red Lead, Linseed, Lard, Sperm,
Castor and Meats Foot Oils Alcohol, Glue,
Star and Tallow Candles, Soap Patent Twine,
Sand Paper, &c. -
Also, Agent for the sale Of Shaker Herbs, Ex.
tracts, Powders and Preparations; Together
with United States, English French and Ger
man popular Patent Medicines ana Standard
Family NOstrums.
IRA Competent Druggist is now in our en-
ploy, by whom that branch will receive his un'
divided attention. JAMES MCCORMICK.
Jackson, Dec, l, 1853. 36-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-15
War With RuSSia!!
T. B. DICK ASON.
MAIN STREET., JACKSON OHIO

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends end
Ii the public, that he has just returned from
the Queen City, and is now opening spen id
stock of Dry Goods, such as CaIicoes, De Lains,
Alpacas, Silks, Ginghams, Broadcloths, Tweeds,
Cassimers, Satinets, Bonnets, &c. Also, Hats,
Caps, Boots, aud Shoes Also, splendid lot of
ready made Clothing, and in fact everything
kept in a retail Dry Goods Store, his customers
by calling and examining his goods will readily
understand that he is doing cash business, and
can therefore sell his Goods Cheap. Call and
see my Goods, Ladies and Gentlemen, and will
soon convince you that Money can be saved by
purchasing Goods of me,
Jackson, Oct. 81, 1853. 3l-tf