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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02
-GREiT RARGAINNI

TNHE subscriber offers 81 private sale, At his shop,
Il one door westOf MeNuuh Old stand, the follow
ing valuable articles, viz
Twonsw setIsO Of Blaeksmith's Tools, with Mouse
Hole Anyils;
One good PlOw PattenE
Two ofBurke's Patent Irons;
One two horse Wagon;
And two new Screw Plates.
Those wishing TO purchase either or all Of the shove
articles, are respectfully invited to give him a call,
as he is determined to sell them, and sell them cheap
too. ABRAHAM DIIMARS.
OAdiz, o., December -, lSJ3.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

consisting in part Of double and single Over Coats
OF every variety and style; Sack and Business Coats
Cloth, Cashmere, Satinet, Tweed and Jran Pants
Vests vi all qualities and styles: Magyar, Mexican
and Brush Hats, Moleskin Hats, extra; Flush Gaps, o
various eUlors.and styles; Shirts and Shirt Collars q
all styles; Stocks and Cravats; Trunks, Vulises, etc.
ETC.; which were made expressly To our order, OF goOC
material, and lhade to wear, after the most approved
city style, aud all Of which we now otlcr for Cash Il
theslOwest prices.
The People would find it greatly to their advantage
TO give us u call before they purchase, as we inten,
to keep the best general assortment, and give tho
greatest bargains in our line, that have ever befor,
been offered To this community.
As seeing is believing, Just call and examine fO
yourselves. J.J. JOHNSON & ca.
CadiZ, October 6, 1852.
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Ladies' FANCY SsROE'

u every style and variety, consisting in part 0
Morocco, hid, Bronze, and enameled Leather Boots,
double and single soled. A very neat article ofFrench
Morocco, Kid, and Mems Morocco Walking Shoes,
Polka Boots, Jenny Lind Slippers, Excelsiors, Guin
Shoes, &c. just received and for sale by
T. PHILLIPS g. SON.
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MISSES BOOTS.
Row. ;4,,A Yortt,'s IsoO,..

A NICElot of Misses Goat, Calf and Kip Boots
n and Gum Over Shoes, now ready Dad for sale by
T. PHILLIPS & SON.
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mo. Is |
AN ACT

10 repeal the act entitled IAN act granting
licenses in certain cases." passed March
IA, 1881, and an act to amend an act en-
titled "an act granting Licenses in certain
cases." passed March 7, 1895.
Sec. l.. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly Of the State Of Ohio, That the act
entitled "Anact granting licences in certain
cases." passed March IA, 1881, and "An
&C: to amend an act entitled IAN actgranting
licenses in in certain cases." passed March
7, 1885, be and the same are hereby repeal.
ed. JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate,
January 10, 1853.
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LAnIES' aUr HOES

4 NEW and beautiful article of Ladies' Gum Shoes
N altogether the incest article ever manufactured,
can be had at any time by calling on
L. PHILLIPS g. SON.
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Average Value Of Lands in the
different States.

The following table shows the cash val
ne Of lands in the different States as taken
with The census "a 1880,
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;EN,s,'S UI1NE ROOTS

CONSISTING of Patent Leather, French Calf and
OMcn's Morocco, always ON hand, or made to order
OIL the shortest notice, at the Boot, Shoe und Leather
store of T.. PHILLIPS Il SON.
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THIS WAY!
The Cheapest Goods in Town!!!
STEWART

HAS the cheapest and prettiest goods in this town.
II People are flocking there continually to get bar.
gains, and they never miss them. His stock consists
Of every variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens.
ware, Hardware, etc. There is no use in making a
long story about it, for ] am determined to sell cheap.
err than any store in this town. Come one, come ali,
and see his goods, for they are all the rage.
Cadiz, November 3, 1852.
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In de county Of Holmes. on The twenty
second day Of June.
In the county Of Wayne. on The twenty
ninth day Of June.
Ia d e county Of Ashland, on the eleventh
day Of July.
SEc. 2. II from any cause, 9 failure to
hold the prescribed term Of The District in
any Of the counties aforesaid should occur,
it shall be the duty Of The Judges of the
District Court. on giving thirty day previ-
Gus notice in inch county. to hold a special
term Of the District Court in such county,
within the same year. to dispose Of the bu-
siness pending, and should important bu-
siness arise in ihe District Court, in any Of
said counties, which cannot be disposed of
at the stated term !Of the Court, for van Of
time, it shall be lawful Tor the Judges of the
District Court to hold a special term of the
District Court in such county, at such time
as they shall determine OF, giving thirty
days previous notice thereof in such county.
SEC. 3. Should any day herein named for
holding The terms Of the District Court fall
on Sunday, the said Court shall commence
and be holden on the next day.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President of the Senate.
January 10, A. D. 1858.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

q CASES Boys and Youths Boots, thick and hea-
Ivy, double and single soieI-just the article for
Winter wear-now on hand and ready for sale by
L. PHILLIPS &SON.
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NEW GOODSIl

TINE largest and prettiest stock of Fall Goods are
l. to be seen at WIN. HoGG 4 Cos. where they
think it no trouble to show goods that have been pur.
chased exclusively for cash, and with great care in
New York and Philadelphia, 10 which they ask the
attention OF customers and every person desiring to
purchase goods at short profits.
We have added to our usual variety, a good assert.
meht OF Ready Made Clothing, which you will find
on examination tn be much cheaper than purchasing
material and having them made. Call anu examine
the stock. WIN. HOGG q co.
Cadiz, October IL, 1859,
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New scots and Shoes
T. PHILLIPS & SON
Num- Winner ks"uis.

WE have now on hand ready for sale, a f~rst-rate
w assortment OF Mems Winter Boots, consisting vi
Upper, Kip, and Calf Skin, and our own make and
warranted. T. PHILLIpS& son.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

SEALED proposals will be received at the office OF
> the Steubenville and Indiana Railroad Company,
in Steubenville, until Thursday evening the oath day
OF February next, for the grading and masonry of the
Cadiz Branch OF the Steubenville and Indiana Rail
road. Said branch is about eight miles in length and
will be divided into sections Of about one mile each,
but bids from the same parties will be received by the
section for the whole work as we'll as for single sec
tons. Other things being equal those bids proposing
to take part payment in the capital stock of the Com,
pany will have the preference. The work consists
chiefly Of earth and rock excavations to be deposited
in e~mbankments, and comprises some heavy cuts and
fills.
Profiles, specifications, and plans can be seen at the
office in Steubenville at any time after the 10Th Of
February; and further information can be had by ap.
~plication TO J. BLICKENSDEFFER, Jr.,
january 26, 1853. Chief Engineer.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

TIME best article Of Tampico, Cape and Madras
l. Boot Morocco, Madras, Brush and South Aaneri-
can Kip, Bronze, Blue and Green MoroccoFS Striped
Goat Bindings, Pink, Yellow, Blue, Green md hrd
Lining Skins, Maroon Boot Tops, Welsh Laninga,
&C., Tor sale Wholesale or retail ut the Boot, Shoe and
Leather Store of +. PHILLIPS 81 S0N3R'
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MRS. DlVINE'S
Confectionery and Variety Store,
OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
CADIZ, OHIO.

Mrs. M. DIVINE respectfully informs her friends
4Vl that she has commenced business in the build.
ing directly opposite the Public Buildings, where she
offers for sale u large and we'll selected assortment Of
coNFEcTIoNARIEs, &c, among which may be
found the following:
Common and fancy Candies of all kinds,
Almonds, Filberts, Cream and Pea Nuts,
Raisins, Figs, Dates, French Currants,
Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers,
Western Reserve and English Cheese,
Ground and Bark Cinnamon.
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice and Starch,
Fine and Common Cigars, Tobacco and Snuff,
Pulverized White Sugar,
Assorted Pickles and Pepper Sauce,
Combs, Porte Monies, and Pen Knives,
Visiting Cards and Envelopes,
Watch Chains, Keys and Guards,
A fine lot Of Common Jcwelry,
TOYS OF all descriptions,
pr As she intends to sell cheap, she hopes her
friends and the public generally will favor her will
their patronage.
or Country Confectionaries can be supplied at hel
establishment on the very best terms.
mar l0-ly.%
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

CARPET1NG, three ply, Brussels Patterns, In
1grain, Venetian, and Listing CNpeting. Also.
Rugs, Mats, and Floor Clothing in good variety, al
s, e. II. McFADnEN1S.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

ENANCY SILK RoAnets, beautiful trimmed Bonnsta,
T. Silks, RibbonA. and Artificial Flowers. TO behold
amounts to purchasing. To be seen at
S. g. III. McFADDENsn
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CiGIE.IIGeaiN SaHOES
EIk

A TOGETHER the best variety in the masAaAs
A-can BE- found at the well known establishmentcf
PHILLIPS e. SON.
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ss,a.a: LA3ATRaLVs.

TINE best article of Red Sole leather, also Upper
L Leather said to be the best manufactured in the
county, kept constantly on hand and for sale by
II PHILLIPS Il SON
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o. BAGS prime Rio Coffee, the best in town, for
SSD sale, wholesale and retail, by
So H. McFADDEN.
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Premium Clothing Store.

A Ia, F. MOORE'S Premium Clothing Degds
"A. the best stock OF Winter Clothing ever or
in Cadix-low for eash--call and see them. =
DOM think it q hardship to show them. A I'd
stock Of cloths, winter dress goods, shawls, etc.s
received. December s, 1857
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02
NEW STORE.

NJ Z are now receiving and opening at the Stor,
w Room formerly occupied by Millikin & Grimes
Main street opposite the COuu House, an unrivaIIeC
aaanrfuaant IL
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

BLANKETS, Wooden Yarn, Lambs Wool Hose
DBuckskin Gloves and Mitts, and Comforts, at pr.
ces not to be grumlbled at, by
S. g. II. McFADDEN.
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WILLIAM TREvITT,

EecFttaTy OF 0IaIe.
hereby certify that I have compared the foregoing
laws with the copy published by the Secretary OF
State in the Ohio Statesman, and find them to be
correct. r. X. PRICE,
Auditor Of Harrison County.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-02

TNISH Oil, Pert Wine, Sole Leather, and Mackerel
II for sale by S. g. II. McFADDEN.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-11-19

ty to thirty per cent. annually. These will be
invested, as matter of course, where they will
best pay and if best by q continuation Of
the line into Minnesota, the money will come
here and the proceeds of the cOmpany's land
sales with it. These matters are worthy of grave
consideration by our people, not only Of ST.
Paul, but throughout Southern and Western
Minnesota. 1t would be highly proper at this
time for the corporators of the Louisiana and
Minnesota Railroad to call o meeting and or
ganze under their charter. This contemplated
work may become part Of the proposed road
to Dubuque; aud it is best to ascertain before
our Legislature convenes, if any further legis-
lation is necessary.
We shall resume this subject hereafter, and
endeavor to show why it is more probable, and
even certain, that the Central company of H.
lnois will turn its attention in this direction ra-
Their than in any other, if We be true to ourselves
and put forth the proper inducements. Mean
time let US commence action.
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Disasters, &c.
" See Whalers.

BSRk PHLoMElA Glover from Eew-York Aug. a before re.
roTred distress AM sid Dec 70 mad
Oct badly and with foremost places
portion other articles sold 20
THE EXPENSES GOLDEN AGE. from NewYork san
francisco which pat MOnteydeo distress 5000 Par
of her cargo would be sold thar
ScHR Plymouth from Jecme for Bsoa before reported
ashore Abecom upon Bntine Beach, and landing her
9th inst
ScHR ZULMA dragged her anchors and ashore
since MOosepecca Rect Ne and became total loss Partly
sur,d in Boston.
BRIG FokN.x Warren R IT, Con, Portland from Mi.an
zas by lightning the which damaged
BARK LuAs ct Boston reports seeing ship CAPE Flo
ID inst wstecgsed Two sAoouc alongside
deIiDg assistance.
TTE snip Damascus Tooke consequence re-
and otherwise
Salinas Bav Braz and would be
Reading Room Books The D.
by Me VIM Wilson a of tina.
rance on the several offices Baltimore of
the freight for which she has been
but which Lad vet been taken on board.
Loss OF british BAEK HERoULrsCap GoId Of bark Perota
Baltimore RIO Grsnde Brazil reports tina: the 9th
in lat 81 y " lon 72O2W he Eel in with tie bark Hercules Lou
den of Belfast Ireland Liverpool, bound Charleston in
sinking condition. having Leak on the morning before during
heavy the westward While Capt g. laying by
the bark Nonauk. OF NeYor from Galveston bound to Antwerp
cane running and ae lad by The Of the H. Mr. White
and egt onca q the board of the Peoa
remaining eight OF the board
Mouauk.
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DIED..
ANGEvINE Tuesday evening" April " q Esther An
brain. Eunce Esther, only child OF onoefoon~ ""
ssvne, aged year and . days A., ,.l. ubisper

DIED.
ANCEvINF Tuesday April II o. rs,he, An
brain Eunce Esther, only child Of Onderdonk ana S"
sevne, aged year and = days a, ,. ,h;spen
runy, Euny, come away
Gently fades the opening howe''
To floor, in one eternal day. !, a. .,,.Dd tho IN,
The relatives and Of the family are gs at O'Clock
from residence OF her parents s,er i..iaan The
on Tbu,sSsv afternoon, April II, without Luis
y. Greenwood for nenhenr oldest
"sps ingerng illness sooeI
and Coulter in the 'tn ycaI 81 ms h M
neral on thursday l4h ms: " 1''''0" - '
hs tsiheI o. morning April IS Thomas Swords fverA
4, -. and 10 months eldest son OF John EVers
arc Tin6s ana scqusnances OF the family
no attend funeral services without seca "
Anil III of scarlet Washington son oil Jonn anu
.-I.orrs Fpnk aeedl wear and 10 mouths , or o,.,or
The ., and friends the family also tne IT,
.Sss No lel Of Free Accepted MasonS anu sy 49,;
ys,,y,v in ensal respectfully invited 70 - ~
~, IL =. o'clock the residence OF his pafeh NO.
lsS Motts go. g., N.,,y;p Jr Youngest son Saml
49,, ar5 Amanda g arduer, aged months -, 49, e.,
friends respectfully nv'teo 10
nm Thurdsy afternoon inst, at the residence Oh MIS- ~
No w.brool Conn, Henry Hill in the 6'ih year
Az Detroit Michigan, Apr l. Mrs Ann Deiia Dit'h'
10 ~ georee MiIerd, aged ~ years. -, L. , 49,. -
ON Wednesday, Apnl 10 Joseph NouDso" -" VI
60 n "a Fl,ra Warner aged year end ~ mounts NJ q
today, Ttn day az % d. W. "
The 1ie nos the family ar 70 n aJ
WiLIEY-In Brooklyn, Aprl H. DOCTOR o. D. 'i''eS " ~ ~
e years .osbs family are invited 20 attend his "a
30 Atantic-st without iuAei ia
.e ,.,d TO- ~. fTbursdsyl afternoon. at Socock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14

Mail steamship Union Phillips Apinwal March 81 and Kings
sb Gore Washington Co Cumnzs, Liverpool % days
rrdsc' aud passengers 10 " lliams liulor. ,.. -.
@ BsAer Co. F,b6 M - lon. g. exchanged signals WIN
aPnsn Dg bound west The r. hss been = aays "e o. 'e
So Fdee rahsH Lr9o N'eh II %d6 os, and Pa''sn
board The e has had continual westerly gales m
SIP Boston of Boson Pratt Manila Dec p passed St. Helena
FEB q ana hemp 70 u1se and Jl oo T. on s2aa ch
~ r1S fo viii BIZ snip Momls Hsin'n. Bombay. Saw
90 G. eens a. we passed an American ship anchor apparently
vlaler md an American hars. cipperJ painted black
BARK Arabian Br) Mckenzie Glasgow a d. and passengers
BaIi Acive Fr Eeeuier Granville France falmouth ENG
Eng eoTsana Chase Mozambique, Jan 81 via Cape of Good
Tc Mere Couzens Couzens, Cadenas 10 d and
issto r. p Buck Co Sid with scr Virginia, Pace, f1
Brs Adeade o New Haven Chase Ba-coa Is fruit Gil
big isnazo Ccc) RIO s6 ds, fruit Chaaben
Br Martha Rogers Cof Belfast EEs.ou Car4ena ds
Bg Versailles. (of CAMDEN NeOesn:
March ST. at q l5 ion ~ a. spoke scr hannih Of Pym
1[n naaa d r. co.. os witt schT Vosn, m Nesfort
Schr Daniel Frer:i o Boston, Coomb Atkap' 20 ds- moa
stBT. AnTtii ingalls, Maias 70 lumber F. snov
sclr. Wilson Alexandria days, foar &c to Sturse
sc CHI Hanover PHILADELPHIA d. md.s to J. Mckee.
SGh EcLgse Cees, vgPf Gs ScoG 5e md ro,ee, +, c
ssI Hanovcr of rhiadelphia) Haynes Pha4ep ds d~e
SIR Abela wos Addition d. lumber Mayhem, Talbot
schr Albert. - IIauinson, Ne de, spar to J. F Snow.
shr New ork Goode Boston d mdse 70 Dayton spTszae
Sclr VIM Gregory, Packard Rockland Cd, lime
sLED-steanship. Dorado, Davenport Tor Asouwal South
erer Foster Charleston T. 5 corvette Macedonia for Hong Kong
brig Addy. Swift do
wITD-sunrse Ne; Meridiar Z. Sunset, g. aad light.
~ The Bremen chip Ternne Rassen OF Loll'n has anchored
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Whalcrs.

Nantucket 10Th nr Haaato Mcclure whaling
ar Greeuport 4h rank Hand Pacific Ocean
%g a. SAN Juan FeInSndez Jan IS Coffin Arthur of Ma.
At iahS IA Feb p Euera Of L. clean from cruise to lee
ibis sP n. ~ nj, .o,,,..
2do cocosnu OIL snG sailed 10y ~ 70 Y "a H.
BOYS Co Sp a ana T prOSaSy remained IN port jan
An at Proyiuceown sth bng Jane Hows DOYLE nom Atlantic
Ocean with bb sp Sd lh ssbrs Richard Young and
:, olrI Feb ~ reports total sp Fr-nc. Swar New
Redd on the Island Of Manfes date Capt swan had sved
q .6 % bis OF VII OIL catch
geo b w on freight rom hP the shin and e. e i
av A. ofsce in New Bedford The oil from Henry Kneeani
'' hl a: SeS l cOrs' ctsnEsn North p
Ocean LahAins Dec Siin - DDS On The % Oh ooa ~
Csps HON Feb ID, s lon IS W. bark Me'catOr Norton
Nh sS oD Cd? swift s Of New Bedford shipped from Thu
~ " MI; Sse c Ia and sHe $500 & per & a5
San. lie was found to the Arctic Ocean direct
ForeicR Ports.
TcrelsdstHlp sa-tN ID Iln.' - ~ t's E-lf1e Law, ,
'' & Holoaa Feb Mallory Hull from s.a FTano
an with . P Pc o. S SJ Do U os,5 N Co
for NswYori or New.LOndou dg Eliza Waw.ek Watson from
Yo Meksn5 ne kedse rom s sam F o New
an i.t Oriental Nelson, from do an IN s% Beg Dexter Jqi
sea AT G al Juan Fernandez bs PaOs Nye from Boston Oct
f' san as % sud Feb 81 ship, Kios Ray St Peter
Dillingham; une Daaseus York fof CAA' Son DumbAltOn Car
'O AG P9ns de Arenas I'D n slip zaIst.n ChAs from EewYok
e 2s 10 trade Coast On the Coast ship Brewster Googns
urs 2h ult .ch L. Allen Gill for Psn de Arenas and
ssa as1eno Sd ult ships Margaret MenA New YORK
Aug IS March III eonur lgIn non 90 oct q an March
A At Tsahuuna JAM bark ROa Mayo Valparaiso and sailed
csg 9Th ult csasPPS SSl Dush aba BS;;oH Oct
Psrer, Davis frem Panama WGwek, UPLaH, fem NesYorI
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EnOkcu. &c.

Shin Abus Gregory hence dec 81 Australia a 81 49,
so w (by bark arrived at Mrsses, who owqwAy
No date s 10 81 20 W bark Liberia Packet I'm. yalp.
inrG s "a NJ Ion 3 w bark Moa,suk If New-Yor)
FIN Galveston Antwerpwho took of tie the Br
crethe remainder
PeIota. arrived al Baltimore.
No date. of Cape Emo. bark Victory, Of Baltimore.
Ne date ION. Sc o. bark Isabella, 10 DE- I'm Sandwich
April at H. Ion So snip KOsuth, Bell I'm. for
Liverpool
April lou e. 30 passed chip Meteor Berse, f Boz
o f0T Newt neGIs.
Scfr H,lena Leman Of and from Bath James ire
ported este!dsy spoken tie Gulf Steam, lat IS
lCl.
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sale. of stocks at philadelphia.

Wrnsrsn.y Anr lS-First BOdTd-S5BiU Lehgu Us -
sscc Rb biy Coupon 6s 81; do 600 Phla ana sun
berry RI s6Oo u s 81 100 goo Can n i eans Sapo9s
s. as 10 Beaver Meadow RR 3 200 do 80 % IN =
s s3o spr ng Garden Ga 10 LOST s9 Per3 os nj RR IS go
Cser Mini Co. 6l $500 Lehsh Mortgage Us iO Aehoc
Bark 1927: q &C. 9S $50 Reading hit 81 eq Sa0
csnsi az 81 100 Sch Nav Mort g. 81 49, sPenn Bank ' sO'
Sns H'or@s5Ot Cam and Am RR Gs 49, s9 81 600 DO % 90;
ICo Sch Nav freened s 900 Penn Coupon g SI 90 no.
s3 esO Iehi,h Mort &C. I0l! 80 Harrisburg RR 5i ofennsy
vsia Railroad 5l; 6Nonown Railroad, o2 eSSVo fennyNana
a.
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NrwvORK DAILY TRIBUNE THU RSDAY, APRIL IA, 1853


bark. Royal Saxon Campbell Baltimore LInu Gr'en from
'V.ipss-o Feb 10Th ship. AsunAr simpson Frsnec
$40 per ton 10 load barley FER West BAd
eps American Lewis une bra Aba HAM Ahren'
At st Por Roytl Jam A7r bark Trl', Lsdnsr NwYo-h
March "a bark Mary mba KCane RIO - Gro md % New
Orleans in distress. $ N'ch 60 bark D. = Ioode for Noble
April s. schr. Minnie, for New York.
Accra Peru 9Th nit. ship Cape Cod sea tom Boston, VIA
Iquque bad S days passage to lquiqus; CIT, - -
about 18th, Draco Hem an from saem) Sierra Leone
Rio Jsne Feb bark Chesaptake Pike q load for Wv
Orleans SIN Higgins for do dE Home HOPPER DO DO big ~.
ard Rhone Carlisle New Orleans; bus b. r Martin French do
Sad nom DO Fen 2st ship Gold Eis, Flb-s from Bosor,
Saed rom DO FeS - .hp Ga1cc' 7f rom N.wYors, for
ssied rom Palermo 18th Mt bark leone (Sc New.York.
AZ Geros 'th glt ships Sea Il Winner i2I N'e,.
for NewYorE Sailed 18th SIC bug Leonada New OK
Sailed from Lisbon 18th ut. bark Luzfana 'or New- Xxx
Newc 18th u b.. 1ark Ulvesou. for Boston ready
A. Arecbo Pr .G ut bre Van Blreu, Andenou tom
st Tbomts New-York sch. Forest Cole for do o.
Ar a. - John, NIB OH rst, h? s1nd CiFs'e botton "
Al Irue.ro NArc ship Ozark from York - San Fan
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