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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
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T4is beautiful VILLAGE situated isacs oa 'hs
sug Fenes beng only hafs mile above Calvary Cemetery
,rd zda ferry OF the North Rood and Fiskeay.
constantly from the Ferries for 81 ea4 The
yns aud NewOgs PLANK Road will along the property and
he Fhinx Railroad directly ugh IT, thus
4, rius more acc. the upper par Of this
Tbsvaity and ebeat OF these fact
st biors the pub but short large
uuuh, ae arad, Winfield Lots ADVANTAGES
po u and location second none the World and
aesIabe place of TesicsDoe. ,..,
TI rteny lad and Of 50 foe
and passs directly through 30 feet wide which
viii be built the nAilToad Depot.
TO gokus be who wish avoid the enormous rents Of
properly oaoIs Inducements superior 70 sy othof put
he within
ar equal 10 about SAb-t rom the City Hal
IT, r,oert, viii BE- sod on liberal leu per cent
,oui or the time Of purchase snd the btaaes 20 "a
be purchase reduction Of 10 cent s be
made on the frat 100 Lott sold
FOR 1aspt ard further particulars appyto - .,.
''' a O. ANDREWS & J. p. KENDALL
No. 5TDon.rO~, corner OF Cbathan-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
REGULATING.

s ard arau'sd Goods OF orders 20 the Silver Plating
itbmer No z2Csrres GrEnd-i to No IS Jo-ns.
Office No e viii meet with attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

L,OR SALE or 10 LET-A Farm. 80 scfe.. good house
md ouf-borses n Y ~ II. r e. niles ho. the city IL
thsnssd Tor city property Y1 particulars Ne s5 eTosasss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

nOUsEs to LET--Five tbree-SoTy brick holses
III eopsxpips thirteen oOps each marble 9ane, IN orsota
A. Or rse VIII ~ let sepese or n Apoy
20 ~ CARE Nc ls3 Hsst1s or to coCk@of l. NO
zlu.rah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
4 AMrS. CHANDFLIERs &c-The snbscriber

respectfully direct public ateuan he large add
Of LsuFz 6r-dols sad Chali lem including
eyry arrle ccutecsd the trade ard
pow hayg TIE several stores mentioned the
Whole rrd- ,cSeher The rUtBc VII snd aiyAafrs %
Eyrrs with an evvrv sTce beng offered the cturers
yree. : REILLY, No Is CA Of Lhf; No.
81 earn ctrtr u Cals fiudsoa
IL GreerWick-st- ccrrcrof CortEitr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
IN0p sAIF-Tn close cnncem. yery desIrabIe

xNOR SALE>or 60 LEr-TwO Houses and Lots on
n sthnv The Houses have az the modern improve
,~snfs IN MIL b. sold on Very EASY Apply 20 -
-S PIGSLEY 4 kAlNOA cor Ssh - and brosi"aY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
J. vaS ASTwERP, Avctiooeer - >.
~xDnNTrDX and (fHlNA.-,lNO. T.. AN

sSTWeRP SON will sell on THURSDAY. June At 10 o.
eok At No 10 resI Of Pins BY he eT,e ami s lo'so
nj. ru-risses.; Wht- granite veg Places she> oa
Cov.ed Dhss Toilet Ware, Chambe L'rd'a and sa ~.
sssorted so'ye Is cras rftnd
~, Also s. packages Glass Of al Descriptions 70 be
I'D b, only Also RIO Erred oiae"Ae Na1a
1000 rseSv WEDNESDAY, LET. Terms A. sale.
nhnr Cd. nd ~ fne Nrt--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

NOR SALE or to LEr-A tTOstoy House, Barns
nuudinss aud Of Land situated GA
be east side Of Hcupst,sd dsrbo Of Glen Wood ~ns1o -
rev ~ Woos 10 New YORK Cisy day. On said pfees " nae
- Nh further
Grove ioI fAV"i'''-A H - j. pLEfCKtR No Z Broas-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

VILLAGE Of Esstchsst-r IA fa III to
oins Hosrt vernos the Dotb ard wsksssd
fe cheap Terms Of Apply D 3 VI |tDs
SO 5Tyooros, opposite City s CRASDALL RcH. 49, h@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

At SARATOGA SPRINGS To Let during the slrl-
"A ,per nsn,hs large Bcuse handsomely f1rna-a ~
V-t~jls snd Fower OsTden and good PoayJsra etso1a
ns flse per mouth Address NJ. LEWIS No " Jsnes'7 N'"
Yoxk.
n OTIS 10 LET.-Two 6fstrate Lofts, suitable Tor a
store or iisht maouetarirs business Possession Immediately
ar~iy.f M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

HOBOKEN.-For Sale. modern built 3stOry AMI
bsement Houss beautifully Oe.tsd With 81 ds re I'D s
fixtures, ne Terms essy Pre- nod 'e
D edstey Appl, Of Nc lie Wo.te,st o. afd
u 70, which viii gith attention ID. VAN Li|"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

NO LII or fOr SALk-Two delightful Country kesl
6eness near tie Csplrsv aud Upper Mos1ns stations on
t Harlem Rtd Tn, are both large and well bgi go h,vS
400 Pce 2e O. f0sr below their value There are 10
ds, ans the comouaou amounts 10 bot cents ad
al, ~ 10 NJ p TOf NSEED. Eso. No 81 Chaubt rsst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

WM W. sHIRLtY. Auctioneer
QO0 PACKAGES and LOTS of best Glassware,
DUO Cocssry China Lamps end Fancy Goods, on WEDNES
DAY June 10 O'Clock No 81 Johnt choice assortment,
wonhy TIE notice ofretaiers and uocers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

EOLIAN and BOUDOIR PlANOS.-Great attrac
III Con, :. HALLEr DAVIS Co.'S WArsr.orns' lher ne
h. roveo Ion Pa Fores with the aten' sn-oenIa bnds.
he strurnI made and oased 81 prices wac" let
ep Cu,ck s.h and small profits Greaf busNns 10 hslO
-. and s,oooa hand Pianos. Mu.c 81 the oVcsi
~ w q. 5 BERRY NJ. 81 3rosdsay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
DEpUBLTc FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No

This ray having their capital Of $4,000 paid es and
securely inverted prepared to insure against Ices aud dmAss
Ge on favorable terms
he charter h conn any provides that ser paying Interest %
The okhoder the OF per per oarh, o. The
b divided the ASSURED Detnf
he redeemabo 10 csa, whenever the
rlulsicd TroGia ale col ital amount % q 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

VSO LET, at FORT HAMILTON. l.. IA Cottage,
suIs,ble Tor mall family Possession given Immediately Rent
oSsae Inquire Of CROKER ct the p o. opposite the Ham
r. TIfrfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

VIRGINIA PARMA valuable Farm in Virginia

containing 80 Of f qully Of iand lying ~ Place Va
liam Couby miles AexaBdnA snd tseoty-igh
mills 100 sid aid covered With heavy 5er comprised
ol White White Hickory o. the
House and Barn there several eHeeot springs II
Of Fruit Tees IN full bearing Tls frart
he die.d ino Fss giving to each fair proportion
title VIII
h. ID st eat bsrsap II applied for nuediey DENDrr
Co Lard loan Office No G Chambers from 10 OcJct A
toQo c!oclp NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

rI,O LET or for SALE on liberal terms, the super
Msnsieu tuspsheo substantial and splendid style, No
81 Msrkspses. Yor Dsftienss sPpy 70, A., @. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

stor, House aud lots Myrtl.-svenae, % Wand City
Drookyn bst residence Of C. Cs svee ks IN thc
snneS havpe silver plated furniture door deaened stcn
water pipes BathIOof snhcelss well OF wssy Sc VIA iAe
ate rossscu. Apply TO JNO H. POiLLoN No ie NAaenA'
NaN-YcrA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01
miscellaneous.

HEMP-Wfstern. OF the various QUALITIES receive
on direct the Of Kentucky and NJ
,9ur sss constantly Cor .ale BY JOHN MACGREGOR Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-01

CTNTrFT' FOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at

AICTlON 2sth-stN be sold y pre- n&es
WEDNESDAY the entire Household Furniture 70 tne
honss No R Fast ~ Of handsome pazor and bedroom
Fuurc Cseis Window Shades &C. The articles nearly new
suited gebteel family sale % commence 81 WOeoca
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-16

Leave White Hall daily sxosp. Sunday al 10 ami
Anivs al Houss's Pom, by "a pm,
Leave koose's Point daily except Sunday All pms
Arnve st White Hall next day. by m.
I'LL From schroon Lake, by SchIoon River North udson
New kussls, Eiizaboihiown, and Lewis, to Reese
vile. 6S miles and back, three times week.
Lssvs schroon Lake every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive Al Ksssevills by pm,
Leave Kss.esiis every Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat-
urdsy st am,
Arrive ct bchroon Lake by Jpn tH
ills From schroon RIVER by Adrondse Long Lake, 80
miles add back twice week to Adirondsc, and once
week the remainder.
Leave schroon River every "Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at Adifondsc by SPIN,
Leave Adirosdsc every Saturday at an,
Arrive At Long Lske by I'm,
Leave Long Lake every Saturday At pm
Arrive at Adrondsc by SPIN,
Lsavs Adioud.c every Tuesday and Thursday at IL m,
Arrive at Schroon Rivsr by 8 pm.
Ills From Potseuvlis 70 Tanncrsvie, miles and back
once . week.
Leave PO..s"vills every wednesday at 8 an,
Arrive q Tsnnsrsvlle BY ~ IN,
Leave Tsnnsrsvils every Wednesday at an;
Arrive at Po.tsIsvils by 81 an.
liza From condsrogs. BY Putsvle, Schroon Lake, and
WoOdwsrdsviIs, TO Minerva, SO miles and back, once
awesk.
Lsavs Ticondsrog. svery wednesday atssm;
Arrive q Minerva BY SPIN,
Leave Minerva every Tuesday at7am,
Arrive at Ticonderogs by s m. a
lllb From Port Henry, by Chimney Point, VT, Ia
Bndport, 10 miles and back week.
Lssvs Port Henry every Wednesday at IL
Arrive At BrdpoH BY pm;
Leave Brdport every Wednesday at 4pm,
Arrive At Port Henry by 7pm.
Ills From Wsspo TO Elizsbs.htown, miles and back
six times . week.
Lsavs Westpor every day except Sunday at 6 pm;
Arrive at Elisabsthtown by pm;
Leave Eli1absthtown every day except Sunday at
Auivs at Westport by s. pm.
lit From Eizabehtown, by Keene, North Elbs, Har
ietstown, and st. Armand, to Msrrlsvle, so mile.
and back, once week. tas
Lssvs Elizsbethtown every Monday st4pm;
Arrive 1t Worthwhile By m mex, days,
Leave Merllsvle every Wednesday at IA m;
Arrive At Elzabehtown by II m next days.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-28
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

,ts WASHINGTON, Jan. 25,
The House committee on commerce
have agreed upon a bill to establish re-
ciprociiy with Canada, the provisions of
which will be reported in few days.
The testimony thus far before the Hous-
ton committee, appointed to investigate
the charges against parties connected with
the capitol enlargement building, has failed
to prove the charges against the superin,
tendent. All the foremen employed on
the work have made afidavits falsifying
the charges, and il is stated that the par
ties who made the charges'will be indicted
for perjury. The report shat tha founda-
tons Of the buildings have been badly
laid, has been revived, and again refuted,
1t is further stated that tile attention Of
the committee is being directed to other
charges made against different parties
connected with the building, who are
charged with having failed fulfilling their
contract, and that they have used inferior
material, &c. DC.
Messrs. Cobb and Gushing are quite il
of scarlet fever.
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.
We find the following particulars Of the
movement at Vera Cruz and the castle in
the New Orleans papers of the 18th.
!. The city Of Vera Cruz has seconded
the plan Of Guadalajara; the movement
was commenced in the night in the castle
among the troops, which were to embark
the next day for Tampico. Parties in the
city had an understanding with others in
the castle, and the signal agreed upon was
the extinguishment Of the light in the light
house. Accordingly, as soon as the light
was put out in the light house, people
began to move about the city, giving the
signals usual on such occasions, and The
movement resulted in the rejection of the
authority Of the government
General Marin and Colonels Robles and
Uriza have not joined the revoluionists,
The military command of the city is
exercised by Senior Gamboa, and that Of
the castle by Senor Tumariz.
Condova had joined Vera Cruz, and
advices to the same effect were momen-
tarily expected from Orzaba. The gar
rison had been increased by recruits to
nearly. 1900 men, and the most energetic
measures were being taken by the new
authorities to make the Notifications ol
the city complete.
The advices from the theatre Of mill
tary operations are Of but little interest
and no active movements were being made
on either side.
The papers of the city Of Mexico speal
OF the government troops in a satlrlca
manner.
Advices from Tehauntepec state tina
the province had also declared IN favor Q
the plan of Guadalajara, and desired t
be separated frem the State. F
General Urega had received one thous
and muskets and seven pieces Of artiller
from Mazatlan.
The Indians had renewed their depre
dations in the vicinity Of San Antonio
TexpS H s r AtH 20
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CIRCULAR.
For the Fall and Winter Trade.

y wnss .a.;,a - - ~: sae. uo'
~, ot ;,,cor,,;n H.. =. ms 'ppgyt.1 W,
H. na III, pns,.n. III, IN ,,'a, ,':u anu a,i
n,autsa ,a'.o e.,a''a;,a g. .na. ,e a''as ME-;
,,,u nt,,Ia >, K.'r.tbra,oS 'pk v"en
,r;,;na aI,'os, Al, T -. aie c.I IVY
and liz nss,,.,nan, a;,I. Ill., :, III SO, L eaaD
fail and oo,o,Ja,. u 'ia ~, LIS 70 ,ou',a y,
,tn s.n. nt th", e mou,I naa s.,sn.ua aas ~
lily .aI nIu amoDs
80, .,~,.nn,, =, ha ah,ai,,''J'a eiitupy
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-28
THE BOOK BI1SDERY,
Blank Books,

A s the 6rst Of January is approaching when
IN business men frequently change their
firms or books, ii is very important they should
be made some time before using. therefore
take this early opportunity Of informing all
such that have on hand a large stock ol
French and American Blank Books papers,
which will be ruled TO any pattern and IN tho
best manner a5 Nf
Persons wanting will please leave their or
ders at the New Book store. No. 4, Buckeye
Block, Front st. Portsmouth, Ohio.
nov 90 ,sssi & e-l ]. EPHENSON. ),
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Notice

HNHE subscriber has been appointed and was
il qualified as Administrator 10 the estate Of
Philip Gribel, late Of Scioto county, decd
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment. All those
having equitable claims against said estate are
desired to present them legally authenticated
within the year. JACOB TALLERY, Adm.
Dec, 2s,59. V.s i5~
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JOHN II. FLINT.

ATTORNEY At LAW,
MILL PRACTICE in Scioto and adjoin-
w ing counties; also, act as General
Agent, and attend 10 collections ofull kinds
whether in large or small amounts.
0FWill give special attention 10 old Land
Claims Of Soldiers of the Texas Revolution.
uOfiice with o. +. Moore, in Dugan's new
building, Marke: street, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Sept. Ii, I652.-wH
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DECISION OF THE SUPREME
COURT.

WAsHiNoToN, Jan. 25.
In the Supreme Court this morning,
Judge Mclean delivered the opinion of
the Court, in the case Of the Trustees Of
the vincennes University versus the State
of Indiana, reversing the decree of the
Supreme Court of Indiana, and securing
to the University two townships Of land
which were in dispute, and a portion of
which had been appropriated by the State
to its own use. s- 4.
Justices Tany and Daniels dissented,
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LATER FROM GENERAL PIERCE

BosToN, Jan. 25.
General Pierce has written a letter to
the Board Of Aldermen, which was read
last evening by President Seaver to the
Board, in which he retiacts his acceptance
given some time ago, to participate in a
public dinner tenderedto him on bis way
to Washington, by the city of Boston !;
and says that, owing to the heavy afic-
ton which has fallen upon him in the
death of his son, it is his desire to 60 to
Washington to lake charge Of his duties,
as quietly and privately as possible.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-28
MCDOWELL & CHANDLER,

AUCrIoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2, Mcdo,DelLs Block, Market st.
PORTSMOUTH, o.
M We will sell at auction or private sale
all kinds of goods or wares placed in our hands,
and make return Of proceeds promptly.
Mr.. Chas. P. Chandler will attend to out
door sales of real estate, stocks, furniture, &c.
Regular sales on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. 335
Cash advances on consgnments.
References given il required. jan2S, w3m
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NnrIcE mo CREpITORs.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
N terested that at my instance writ Of at
ts chment was this day issued by Cornelius
M'Coy, a Justice of the Peace Of Wayne town
ship, in the county Of Scioto. against the goods,
chattels, rights, credits, money and effects Of
William Oldfield Jr, an absent debtor.
ian24 JOSEPH CORSON.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTlCE is hereby given that the under
In signed has been appointed and qualified
as administration Of the estate of Frances
Adam, late Of Scioto County deceased,
Jan. A.--w3t HENRY BERrRAM.
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Apphoat ion for Redemption Of rands


NOTICE is hereby given to oil whom il
IN may concern, that the subscriber will
make application 10 the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Scioto County, Ohio, at lis next ses.
sion in said county, for an, order Of redemption
Of certain tract or parcel Of land situate in
said county, being forty ,40) acrcs of survey
number seven Thousand six hundred aud thirty
(76SOl on Scioto Brush Greek; original quanti-
ty seven hundred and six (7O6l acres; origin
alpropnetor, William Kendall; which SAID for
ty t40) acres were sold on the I4th day Of Jan.
uary, A. D, 1850, to Andrew Crichton. Jr. fol
the taxes OH one hundred andsixty (l6D) acres
parcel Of said survey, valued al three hundreC
and fifty (36O) dollars, and chargep with taxes
at the time Of the sale aforesaid, in the name o
Elias Simpson.
I ts ALEXANDER OLIVER, 4.
by 3. w. Jordan, his atty.
Dec. "a, 1859.
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MARRIED.

On the 26th inst, by Rev. H, Bowan, Mr..
ALFRED KINNEY to Miss MARY SILL, all Of this
city. lCincinnatipapers please pnblish.l
On the 2lst inst, by G. Mccoy, Esq,
Mr.. JAS. H. SHORT and MISS MARY GRAIN
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-28
COTTON YARNS.

ENIVE THOUSAND POUNDS COTTON
E YARNS from Carle & Perry's Mills, for
sale on their usual terms TO the trade. Orders
from their customers promptly attenled to, as
il is their intention to keep full supply of
all their articles in store, and at prices cur
rent in Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
dec..l9 :. R. ROSS.
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eattle. nrarlet.
PHIIADELPHIA, jar

PHILADELPHIA Jan. "a,
Tie sales Of the week comprise 1400beef
cattle at 6a to 9sc; 1000 hogs at 7a9Sl; 200
cows at $l5 10 $40 for mich, and @8 to $l6
cash for dry.
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The State Of Ohio,

T1s s.is,s s,s's cst.i, sf Ohio, =. rnorArr COURT
Robert Reside has been appointed and quail
ifed as administrator Of the estate OF Willis
Lee, decd.
ianob. wat Adm'r.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-28
Ohio Canal.

ONO CANAL, PoRTsMoUTH, d
Dec 28th, 1852
yE5HE water will be drawn off the Canal be-
tween Columbus and Portsmouth onthe
10Th day of March. and continue off untilthe
lst day of April. Between Lockland and Car
roll il will be drawn off on the lst day ofFeb.
rnary. and continue off until the lst day Of
April. LEWIS W. sIfFoRp' 20
dec.29 Rest Engr.
Crib. copy weekly 3m & chg. this oiIico,)
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DR.. HENRY nDclAR, Hom0opathist.

DR.. HENRY EDGAR, homeopathic.
VKT GUILD inform The citizens Of Portsmcuth
wv aud vicinity that he has opened an office
over Lodwick 4 Sons store, Front-st and
hopes from correct knoweledRe OF his profcg-
sion, and BY strict attention 70 business. 10
merit public confidence ana psfr snsre
Dwelling, eatnef of fsar,h and Market -sb
Pc Hlqls,s9 aawiy ID
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Removal I!

49, VERY thankful Cor the liberal
Szs patronage heretofore bestowed
@Sx upon me, take great pleasure in
informing my friends and customers that |
have REMOVED MY BOOK STORE to the
large and elegantly furnished Room Nc. 4,
Buckeye Block, Front street, where may
be found large and entire New Stock Of
Medical. LAW. School nnd Miscellaneous
Books, Wall Paper, Window Paper. Cap
md Letter Paper of every variety Blank
Books and Stationary of every quality and
description.
These Goods were all selected in New York
and Philadelphia especially for this market
and are fully equal 10 any 10 be found else
where. W
Is in the third story Of the same bniidihe
where | manufacture BIauk Books Of any size
or PATTERN, and, / hesitate not to assert, supe
rior in materials used, and workmanship Z
any made in Ohio.
Hoping those in want Of any article IN m,
line will calland examine the quality and prlc'
which is as low as can be found in Cincinnati
or Pittsburgh,
| remain the Public's humble Servant,
eEaf JAS. STEPHE HENSCN.
Portsmouth, Ohio Nov. Is, lS52-dw
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CoNGREssIoNAL

@ WARRINGTON, Jan. 20,
HOUSE. Mr.. Darby introduced a bill.
which was passed, granting the right Of
way to The St. Louis Iron mountain Rail-
way. IN I'M
The New York mihtibill was taken up,
and Mr.. Seymour ressmed his remarks
advocating the bill, and Mr.. Brooks fol-
lowed on the same side, and conlinued his
remarks till the morning hour expired.
The House then went into committee on
the deficiency BILL and various amend
ments were adopted but without making
any disposition Of the bill, the capmittee
arose and the House adjourned
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BUCKEYE BRAND.

ENORTY- TWO Boxes this favorire Brand
IT. ofVirginia Tobacco, manufactured to or,
der at Lynchburgh, Va, for sale at manufac-
turers' rates by [dec. 19l s. R. ROSS.
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10 boxes ezra Hurts" fayo.
H rite Tobacco, for sale by S R. ROSS.
dec20
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HAVANA ClGARS.-An envoice of real
Ill Havana Cigars from Guillerno Horn, the
for sale by S. ROSS.
dec. 10.
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S. r. ROSS, 4
GROCER,
f4 C6,M MslSSI0k
~ gsf ANT 80
PRODUCE MERCHANT,
E@TTySp @Ps.

Fr0ht Ot., F0TL8mOlttH, Ohio.
Offers for sale IN quantities., a fun assortment
Of GROCERIES selected ,oih care, and at the
loaoest rates. Consignments Of Merchandise for
ioqrded Nth promptness Jy Riper, Canal, or
Roilrodd. Cash paid for Produce, Grain and
Merchandise generally al his ,odrekeuse.
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Prices Reduced.

nERSONS visiting Portsmouth should call
at the likeness rooms over the Ladies' No.
ton Store on Court st. where they can Obtain
likenessrs that will please them at low prices
Nov. | 1852. ~.
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MAILS, 100 kegs and 10 nails, for sale BY
In dec ~ S.R ROSS.
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NEW SUGAR 8 MCLAssES, by hhds and
lN lbs for sale at market rates by
dec20 S.R. ROSS,
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Dissolution Notice.

TENHE partnership heretofore existing in the
il Cabinet business, underline firm of Alex
ander & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, ] S. Alexander having withdrawn
from the firm. The business will still be con-
tinued in the name of Alexander q Co., who
will settle all the accounts of The nte firm.
Jan.7, 1853. ALEXANDER d co.