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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18

The Al, line between this City and Boston mas tarnea
m .g,p and ground was TO be broken to-day on me Inc az
Niddlttovn. A..
..ctr,e,,. Irs does not appear to have any favOrA
BE upon the Vermont and Massachusetts hhfoA1
Stock ~. $50,
Committee on behalf Of the citizens Of Utica returned
70 that tv last week and reported that they nAd
,b nronosed line Of the Black River AMI tea Railroad 20
ia Northern terminus Clayton AZ that pace tney ioahd
one Of the best bays and harbors for Atemus tnAi eoud
he desired Mr. Jenne the Chief EDginser Of the ComPa
nv saysthere il no difficulty in the way of getting good
line ard that the entire cost Of the road VIII not exceed
$4,000 mile It Is expected that the entire line vii be
ready to put under contract in short time
The Neic- ORLEANS BULLETIN says;
The verv best test Of the value OF the General Banking
Law is the fact that the first bank started under It's pro
visions in the State Of Louisiana organized or thsr
created within the period Of four days and Al rs stock
amounting 70 million Of doll .rs taken WIZ inai me
by resident citizens Of New Oreans "a "a s7
was taken up, and application made for many thousands
exceeding is capital
So strangely impressed is the public with the advantages
Of the system that It contemplated To organize two other
banks and perhaps three with equal or larger capitals
We learn tina! that very respectable and influential body
Of our citizens the cotton factors, design establishing
hank with capital Of millions of dollars and thai one
or Of strong private banking houses have tas
same idea in contemplation We think the more th' BANK
ing law is scrunized will be better appreciated anu
honest but hastyformed objections be made TO yield,
upon reflection to the realization Of palpsbe and tangible
benefits.
The Stock Market rather active at Boston The
Money Market easy
The following statement VIII show the gross and net in
come OF the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company for
he year ending the March
FTpenses M all expenditures for and -
Of the Rood 1850 .
Net 7roa.. of the Road sls 4ss IS
ehssd s6 interest on bOnd taxes and expense. 1893 %
Net profits from INSTRUMENTATION 5f-l3ssi 81
profits the Co from al s50tSj 10
these profits dividends have been declared Of
s. - and the other OF - sbare-amounune toS"
LEAVING applicable to other purposes f 10
The following statement will show the receipts OF the
PeDnsy yana Railroad for the month of April and the to
tai receipts since the st Of January compared with the
same periods last year:
Receipts for the month ending Apn So s5...... sEolS 81
Same mouh last ~ w "
Receipts from Jan l. 1855 April 90 LestSe y
Same period last off 20
Increase sp~o'o "a
The Wheeling extension of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad let to contractors Wednesday last at rates
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warrant and plaintiff was arrested but discharged on III
bess Corpus by Judge Beebe that on the Sd arch no
wihsiandpg said discharge defendant %
rant on the same mzittr but charging piainn win thei'
,,csra A. srd he was arrested and committed BY DO
fendsnf after examination for grand larceny lie brings
1870 h IA ssd that the charges different &c
Inc complain, ~ y Kendall AIT Ydvud Stone.
susead lander Of tile related 10 lots on hur'
- AN bought Of defendant 1t is alleged that represen
tsiops made By defendant TO Mr. Wheeer prevented
ls;,sgfrom selling TO be able 70 pay OF mortgage
- sf defendant orecosed putting plaintiff TO much sx
n@Tse sc The defense u.s. that what was stated 70 nr'
Wheeler snswer to inquiries and made IN g9oa M
The case wss tired before and verdict rendered io
. On. ~ "
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Bssors Judge wOooSUTr
Tho1ass Ofmsby Andres L. Podney and joseph ho''s
plsiua claims 10 have been Of two boxes OF se
reotyre plates OF work called Capt Hawk, and 20 nave
fnrnI cd hem 70 defendants with which 70 poolsn @n
edition and they declined to give ,he1 70 Su gAn s De-
&c 4 hsf Peter H. Tanes and Theodore Russell and not
pain are owners Of the plates, and delivered them 70
defendants and are still owners 'eIoict ior oeend.n'
ykiuDg the property at si29.
Charles srer0ni EGG John Ginoehio
To recover damages amount laid at $4,000 for SANDER
charging plaintiff IN the Italian language bOth the parties
being Itssnsl with having sworn falsely in suit at NJ
me Court in September, 1851 in which IT, was deiendSnE
and that he would have been sentenced for ave years 10
pick stone In defense it is said that defendant in mo
ent Of irritation nay have said the words but he has no
recollection Of H. TIE peadings being imperfect juror
was withdrawn-both parties leave to amend
COURT OF GENERAL sEssOESAsy le-Before Judge BEcsE
I'D Cornell .sS Peel
James Dunn, indicted with Thomas Dunn ana James
HcCsnley was placed tr charged with having on s
p;obf Of the GOTH nit assaulted Mr. VIM Nrooman and
pabbed him with large knife The evidence showed that
Dunn with his sccompises, followed Mr. Frooman INTO
fhe premises No 404 West st. and there STABBED hn ine
IrI onnd him guilty OF assault with intent TO kill He
was rerDan ded for sentence.
John Munon was tried Indictment charging him
with receiving lot Of harness and bells whcn NAG 1ee
o,ep from the store of Theodore Fowler the 10th OF
March last The evidence faileo to show guilty kno"i'
edge ON the part OF The accused and he was acquitted
The Court then adjourned
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spoken, &c.

lat S o. Ion 70 To- ship Jane Parker t0f Bah Me- I'm
Havana Cowes o. - ~. No.,
hence Tor Ssn Frsncisco. cut - da
Nay l. Of Key ship csIeniAI DeknAn ta NewoFeAns
H a. 81 10 On II - bns Hber- PenaeA, I'm PertnHd s
Nav IS os Bsrnss. Freeman Rs~don I'm Ae1Anda fer
Boston VI.
Indies - ,,-l--- - W.. l.. a..
MAJ 20 ioH - IS hr N-rsaEst TN JaeE~onSlAs Tor
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financial.

DANK DEPARTMENT STATE Of NEW YORK
ID ALBANY. Nay lss1-Ths BAsk Of C1AsACkiE lCOI;
the NJ TRoSoLTAS BANK in the City Of New York Agent g.
s AZ y nd the several relating incorporated
BANKING Associations and 81 joGS Loot
DANK NOTICE-FARMERs BANK Of ONON-
ID DAGA-BAsK DEr.sIsssI ALsAsT Nay 10 Is511H9s;
ACE FkizELkE' fHeS, 400 ddppY Ia y psiys5 sss
HAVING redeem h Creuias Notes delivered % him ana put
=. The bushes. Banns psa April 10 ss and the ',r
s., Il. 600 ssS below snd
;ss ss1.5s Notes we ICE S odd p ~ s g
Merchant EIetssss IN tis SLI q on FRIDAY the
g. iC0 New YORK State per cent ssoek redeensee N S+
500 Ns~-York per stock r'deealee IN 1855
eco ss~ s SIs s sac per st sso rsessass H go
SEQ lpited states pei een. ssoes rsdsemsoe % lSs
o B. sT JOHN Superintendent.
PAcYIc NAL srEAssEpCosplsY,(
NEw-YoRE, May l2sj !
OUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. that tie Transfer
Boz: Of us eG%'ssSy WI be ''s@ 'R bsy f sH Jana
BsoApwAY BAsK. se~.YorE May 3 Isss
ELEVENTH. DIYIDEED-A semi annual Dividend Of
y our cent On me csgf,s ssos. Of & saak %. q q.
ne Trsnsr BOoss win b closed o tAS l2 TIE Of
PACIFIC BAsK aswYost, May ls 1854
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS Of this BANK
s-s s % sns G he IN. Jss i aa ''1
The r.Isr sSos o. = closed % esSPsE III 81, C. es
AfARINE BANK NOTICE.-A final instalunent of
~ FIFTY go PE5 oEST e ab1.;Ps9 2 ne e:Ds St
on 25th AZ The BANKING Hozss, Ne y Waist
By order Of the Bo.d J. C BEACH cashisr.
T AXE ERIE, WABASH aud ST. LOUIS RAIL
IL ROAD Co-Noucs-An insfasent Of 1--WE DOLLARS pr
sbre OF Company viii be payable the lac u Jsos
ps1t Shareholders vii AZ the oce Of re Company
"a Fsyetfe the oace u CANAAN Co. Ne
y Waist, Ns~f0rk. EDWARD "HiTEHOUsE, Treasurer
DANK Of the COMMONWEALTH, Merchants Ex.
ID change BusE No - Williams Of ErsbAas
Ute1irenf fsesysd deposl tie Es1a D11s
6sys-Iuescay AID Fridays
LII, P'f H.SI,5s as.x
Wu VI GaxrJ Ben. c Lee, ko~seliskse
I<w. b Bsosn Elw.sd Halgh< Wn " Beni.uin.
p N spo4ofd Ben NJ Whitlock Chax l. Frc.f
CornsIas X. ssftOo Joa B. Vsnoeryoor- Geo B. Gnnzsn
oss. ILLS. Cashier. EDWARD HAi5HT, wee Prsss.
MARINERS SAVINGS NSTITUTION-wil CON
WI Transactions Of susaes THURSDAY The liza
u the Hanover Rns
stOnesr, and
location sza
DAYS s1csptes o'clock A ocoeE p N M rsos,tss
payment Of eePoEt and ne Ean1een q other
Jssob A. wes,.rvelt Al Underhill Rzsssu Dart
Phihp w Epn John T. Cebrz Hash hozro.
samuel LssSa Charles Mica Edward Bnd<s
Erzzcs n. Abbot isac T Smith. c. w. Thonzz
yxnes B. OConnof, James d. Fish joseph Jsnrscn,
Charles |. Nese, SAnl b. Ashey, James W. Eluol.
kxh1 L AcCr>1dy, VIM Hzxxd Stsphez b. GrstofY.
Nsrhzziel T. JkneA Charles 81 Lsnxsf1n
JACOB A WEsTERyELT President.
PHILIP w. EEG5 lst ycs Prsadsst
CHARLIE L vosE a vssRssadsa1
eEAnxs kvnssros, ssefsxrS
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by telegraph.

BOSTON May IAN. ship William Psen L,vsJooli esEe
CsrE Winsor Jscme h nlt Hayward, Jacksonvilei chrs
Edith Patriot RondDut Mount Vernon and JUL. Ann New
York SPEEDY Fudoa Gandee Notous and " Leighton
phA CID ships Marceu Calcutta Judge shaw Honolulu
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LB, De sapdr Hoos M.En.tIe TeIesrap

The vessels that down to-day gone
except three brs-, anchored at the Spit.
One brig coming the Bar
Wind hgl. from the 5. Weather very haKy outside.
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~rxIArUxE kL<AxAc-.....rHIs DAy.
su~ ~ ....-.7 Is AooE-S<s-....s s5n
w. ErSH wArxa-
ssssy Hosh..s ~ 6vv lssz...S % hsa 0sas--.' -
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Ocean Steamers.
.,r.~t,, 10 AEEIvr TIon rrEsFr
Foreign Ports.
Passengers Arrived.

A.. AZ (;@or..o-r Derrersra APri h-is S1i 5n s.-e
s,I Lr j. Eeese IEzo Baltimore; scAE L Margaret
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Rutland Whitehall Imp. Scrip, with OF y
dividend BY Saratoga and Washington Rsirosd
STOCK 10 the Western Vermont Railroad g. mpany.
Stock In the NJ d River Railroad Company
the Buffalo CORNING and New Railroad Company
stock IN the Junction Railroad Of Ohio
Stock Ia the Latte Miami Rail 'oed
Stock n the Galena ard Chicago Railroad
STOCK IN the Toledo, h0Iwalk ard Cleveland RAILROAD.
STOCK In the Mansfield Sandushy ksilrpad Company
Stock Ia the Southern Bank Of Kenfucky
StOck In the NewiOTk end Virginia Mail Steamship Company
pavina cent diyide
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The Wheeling extension Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Railroad let Wednesday last at rates
considered very favorable for the Company Each con
tractor takes 25 per cent in stock
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DANK DEPARTMENT STATE Of NEW. YORK
DAIPANY Nav II l853-The BANK Of COxSACKiE Cor
this fed this once notice Of the appointment Of
a. TROPOLTAN BANK 10 the City Of New YORK,
The redemption Of Us circulating notes agreeable 20 the act entitled
A. o several Acts relating 10 Incorporated Banks
Bsnins ASSOCIATIONS and individual bsnasr 2ssed April ~ si
D-N-t ID. B. ST JOHN Superintendent.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-04
Portsmouth Market.

PORTSMOUTH March 4.
From AND GRAls.--Flour is selling at
"a per dray load and 4,2S by single bbl,m :,
wheatis reported 75c and scarce. Oats ~
@2sc and little in market. Corn Ss@4oc'
srrps-Clover seed s5,7S per Dbl, and 81
for single bus. Timothy s2.eo@a.oo; Flax
75@80c.
HAY.-seiling at Slo@l2 pei tun.
Corn MEAL-45@5oc.
BucKwBEAr FLouR,--s9,5o@S.
No re port Of other articles.
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orrlcs OF S. 81 H. VI. R. r. Co, z
~ pn.,,v,o,,ih Eah n 1884,. (,e

.NToTiCE is hereby given 70 the Subscribers
IN and STOCKHOLDERS Of this Company in The
cou niles or Hooking, Perry and Vtnton or else.
where, for the Jackson and Newark Exten.
sion Of the Scioto 81 Hooking Valley Rail
Road, that an insiatlnasnt ef ten per cent. Of
the subscription, additional tosthe i've dollars
a share payable at the time of subscribing, is
reuu;red to be paid on or before tile Isl day OF
March next, TO Fiavius casy, ESQ.,, Of Hocking
county John Richey. ESQ, Of Perry county,
and Thomas Davis, .Esqn Of vintcr, county;
and that further lastdllments OF ten per cent
are Hereby recditAd TO be paid on sold rub-
scriptions every sixty days tlereafieFs = ual;l
the whole be paid. By order OF lie DIRECTOR
'..e ~ ], v. ROBINSON, Presidsnt. N
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FOR SALE.

TH E UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
SALE I6O acres of land. more or less, SIT
uated on Pond creek, 81 miles northwest Of
Portsmouth, on the Hlllsborough road, aud
4 OF q mile from the canal 90 acres under
cultivation, ahealthy situation, excellent wa.
ter, n good frawe 2-story dwelling, barn and
out houses good water privilege on which
are the remains OF u Saw aud Grist Mill. win
a lot Of rdeeoOn b,HTs, m Apple aud peach or-
chard, convenient ioctlion fora public house .
II not sold by the Isl OF april next will be rent
cd. Terms ~ Half down, baiance on snort
time properly secured. on interest. Title in
disPuable. For particulars address, post pa'd
Feb. lf--6w,d&w Dubuque Iowa.
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CARD
TO WY Old CUSTOMERS.

UJAVING discontinued the Retail Dry
II Goods and Queepsware business, ! can
not omit this occasion 10 return my sincere
m, uks to a host ofwarm and influential friends
ior tier long continued and very liberal pat
tonrgs. many of whom | have done business
with steadily since my first commencement IN
busine. fifteen years ago.
The post two years have not been able 70
give such attention as could wish to my retail
customers, and therefore concluded 10 rem.
o,,;sb 4 10 I F. lowell & Co., who are my
u, cessors in The retail business. OF. F. Tow
eli. The acting partner. it is not proper or nec-
essary for me to soy anything, as he is already
well known 10 the public IS my leading sales
man for FIVE years past. Fle wall, however, b
glad 10 continue The business relations OIL my
old customers, with whom separate.
Very respectfully,
jun29-dw3m JAS. PURSELL.
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JAMES JONES, Adms. H. | pro,,,. corr,. p;ke
W a. County O. Psti-
TUE WIDOW AND hAiAS ton to sell land.

JAMES JONES, AonS' H. Probate Court, Pike
a,.s County O. Peti-
OF ENos WEST, DEC. "..I n. 80,
On the lltl day Of March, 1853, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and O'clock
P. VI. Of said day, at The door Of the Court
tlouse, in the town Of Piketon, in Pike coun-
|ty, will be sold TO the highest bidder, the folr !
lowing real estate as the property Of Enos
West, deceased, to wit: Situate in Union town.
shin. Scioio county, being the whole Of entry
or survey No. 1876, In Virginia Military
district, original quantity 40 acres, tbutactu
ally containing about 200 acres original pro-.
prietor, Jonathan Cray, beginning at red
ok and two chcsnut oaks, westerly corner TO
John H. Smiths survey No. l2,S59; thence
with tho lines thereof, south nineteen degrees.
east sixty four poles toa chestnut oak aud
1.-TWO dogwoods; thence south sixty two de-
grees east thirty three pelesto two red oaks,
thence south twenty-five degrees east twenty
| FIVE poles TO white oak and black oak cor
| ner 10 sdid survey; thence south fifty four dc
| grces east fourteen poles 10 three white oaks
in the line OF said survey; thence south TWEEN
" Que degrees west fifty two poles to white
oak and pine corner TO survey number twelve
thousand eight hundred and eighty hyci thence
with the lines south seventy eight degrees
west sixty poles 10 a white and black oak -
thence north eleven degrees west one hundred
aud ten poles to a pine, thence north fifty -u'ue
degrees west eighty poles TO a white oak and
two red oaks, nofiherly corner 10 said survey
number twelve thousand eight hundred and
eighty fye, thence north, seventy eight de-
grees forty nine Sec east ninsly fiyepoles 10 the
Beginning, containing forty acres more or less
) lunincumbered by the widows dover. An
!, Ipraiscd q ono hundred dollars. Terms ofsale
one lnir cash in hand. residue in nine ysonths
with intere with good personal security.
|, JAMES JONES, Adms. Of
Feb I, lsss-aw Enos Wests dec.
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JAMES pURSELL,
Exclusively Wholesale Dealer in
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS.


OUEENSW a IKE. CHINA WWLASS.
FRONT ST, PORTSMOUTH, o.
TAMES PURSELL having reinquished
y the Retail Business, wiilgive his entire at
tention TO the Wholesale trade, and by frequent
arrivals Of Goods, will Keep his stock arge and
well assorted at oil times ffis facilities for
importing and buying from Manufacturers and
Agents, are such, hat he will be able to offer
inducements equal to The largest Jobbing Hous
es in the West.
The objections that merchants have had OF
buying goods from Retail Houses, is now rem
edIed by the change he has made, ard he solic-
IFS an examination Of his stock by persons who
have hitherto bought in Other markets jan29
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Later from Hayana.-Heaita OF mh
@. King.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 70
=, L. orr;

The ste rner Isabel, from Havana, has arri-
we'd at this port. ,,, ;,.n,oved
,;a"s he went 10 Mantanzas, He is living
ona plantation ns.. Msn,sGs's, sS s,eS aaS WAS WAS
giving him g'sa,1sliyi, and s.Fs s,tons hopes are
now entertained OF his recosesy; lille ",
IA Among the passengers by the issUt Ms K Kinr %,
Jones, the private Secretary u Sh.,Lry @ 10
Ssaring dispatches from Judge SH''A y
Washington .,. h.a attached the
c.ianani luz c;ty and Empire City steamers,
'ss ;"s, rs thew were about 10 leave, and opened e
lSs' Jus m,s @ 10 see il the Creoles were cores
unndina rns u with the dllibuslers in The United
gtates se Judge sharkey had protested against
I sSe p,occedings, and the Isabel was permit.
.sS .s n leave without having her mails over
hauled
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For Spring Trade, 1888.

NNHE SUBSCR iRERS are now IN receipt
Il of and opehing portion Of their AN
SPRING STOCK,
10 which they will continue 10 receive add
tions by every arrival until the Stock is fu i,
when, they can with confidence assure their
numerous friends and the public generally,
iha / they will be prepared 10 exhibit the lar
gest I, richest. best selected, and most varied
Stock ever offered ia this market. They will
give particulars hereafter.
WM. ELDEN g. co.
feb. IA No. 3, ERteY.rise Row.
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congressional.
WAsHiNaToE, March, |.

s,u,rs-Mr. Hunter moved TO take up
the civil and diplmatic bills, which was
agreed to. ,,.s, route bill. with
,,,,.aa,ons MI, M Amendments, which were agreed
naa;,S ~ without being read. Other AMENDING MS
were also passe; one raised The salary sony o. .ne
wssH Sssiotant e'T Pos,ssser General 10 $500 year
ass'S,; aS sror;a;no that the assistants should be
ano amo6S;oted by the President. The bill then
.~ucrod r.
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Prepare for the Cold, \

r AM now, receiving at the HIT Stnre large
and varied assert ment OF Fur, Plush, and
Cloth Gaps Of the latest styles which wiil be
sold at unusually low rates. ...,..s..a
4. Nov. 9, 1859. 5, @. GLOVER.
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GEOGRAPnIES.
Choieo Ho miny.

MANUFACTURE by an improved appa-
lVA ratus, by which the use OF water is oiS,
penstd with--it VIII therefore keep sweet ana
sound much longer thun when made ny tue
old process. febl6 WV. MILLER
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|hEMOFAL OFFHB FEED AND SEED sYOaE
REMEDY q CUNNING.

BTyAKE pleasure in informing their friends
and customers that they have removed
their Feed and Seed store % their new building
on Second street, nearly opposite their old
stand, where they will heresfter bo found with
ample room and a good will TO accommodate
all those who may either sell to or buv them,
4 jan ID
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RAILROAD HOUSE,
Jefferson Street,
Bettoeen Front and Second streets.

e Detioeen front ami Sec0nd sfTeets,
lRTSMOU II, OHIO.
#TyNHE subscriber has just fitted up and
IL opened new Hotel. ana is now prepared
oto accommodate travellers either by the day
er week.
He will spare no pains or expense afford
such accommodations as will make his guests
always at home. SAMUEL 6. RAMSEY
Jan. lS.-wtf
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R-Ry< RESPECTFULLY an N
44J1L nuunce 10 The citizens D%N
AS-9U-. Of Portsmouth and uIl &--Z.>-
others who have business in their line, that
having gone to great expense in building one
|of tho largest, and most convenient Liver,
Siabies in The West, they are now prepared
10 tonccommodate their customers with Buggies,
Carriages, Hacks, and Barouches. and with
the best Of horses TO put in them; also. with
superior riding horses, for both Ladies and
Gentlemen.
Carriages aud Horses for families, with
attentive and experienced drivers will be
always ready when called for.
Travellers stopping in town ure respectfully
invited to give the City Lipcry Stable a call, as
they may rest assured that their horses and
vohicles will receive every care and atte ntion.
They are also prepared to keep, besides their
own stock, almost any number of horses and
buggies which may be placed in their care,
all Of which will receive the best treatment ii
is possible TO afford.
With ample room, good and careful drivers,
attentive hostlers and an earnest desire 10
pie ase eve hope 10 merit and receive, as here
lofore, u generous share Of the public patron
age.
Portsmouth, Aug. 4th, 1s52-dwly.
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,a AL his residence near this city yesterday
"wednesday morning RoswELI cRAir, aged
Sbout ~ years. s
n this city, yesterday morning, 18th inst,
ISptA ANN CurIER, in the 18th year Of her
pge.R
Her funeral viii take place from the resi-
deuce II Mrs. Fort, on Washington stieeI
near IN sts ccloct this morning.
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Victorines.

A FINE assortment Of Stone Martin, Lynx,
N Jehnelt and Fitch Victorines just receiv :
ed at The Hat Store, and sale at New York prl
ccs. (nov 3O.) 5. q. GLOVER
NOTICE is hereby given TO ooll persons in
~ terested that atmy instance writ Of at
tachmest was this day issued by Cornelius
NJ Coy, n Justice Of the Peace oi Wayne town
ship, in The county Of Scioto. against the goods,
cha,tep, rights, credits, money aud effects oi
William Oldticld, an absent debtor.
feLp6 JOSEPH CORSOE.
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