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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-24

m Hnns. NEW HAITIMOIiE sIREs
~ do so do Hams
10 10 do do Shoulders
just received, per steamer. for sale by
mhs JNO. WOMBLE & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-24
WINTER AisRsANesEHIEN
Ch1Mgc Of Hour Of Stirring

IuNnk steamboat CURTIS PECK CAPTAIN John Do
H. VS. will on and after Thursday next stl inst leave
the wharf at Rockets regularly every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday mornings, at o'clock precisely for Ports
mouth and Notwithstanding, the G 2 will leave the
wharf IN Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings at the hour 81 o'clock and touch at ali
OF The regular landings the river, going and return
ng. .
Passase to Cokes or Grove wharf .......$l so
Passage to Portsmouth and Norfolk. -- Q 90
Children under II years of age half price
Servants to any point on the River above Grove
r, "t', =. i :, -. GO
through to Portsmouth and Norfolk 80
Meals, so cents each.
oc 27 uASKJNC -y1pDv
plGHMOND, FsIGDE RICE SKUK15 Ann
~ POTOMAC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de-
parure OF the morning train going North from and after
the lst day OF November next, will be at clock as
formerly The night train at p NJ, as at present
" - S RUTH, Supt
hAlAY LINE TO BUCHANAN IN Less
thant days, by Central Railroad; also daily by
Natural bridge to White Sulphur Springs
Leave Richmond dayat 81 A NJ to Stanton by night.
second day to Buchanan by NJ
On the return leave Buchanan daily at TO- clock A nj
arrive at Richmond next day to dinner by l! O'clock p
, THIS makes daily line via! Natural Bridge to the
White Sulphur Springs
rare from Richmond to Buchanan
DO Richmond to White Sulphur uia
Natural Bridge. 10
II G,rA
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-24

WINES.-Champagn of the following brands =
w Ducat, Grape, Victoria Heidseck, in quarts and
pins also superior Port Sherry and Madeira warranted
pure, for sale by
r. WATKEX COZ
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-24

superior to the ordinary Geatine in use, and equal
in respect to the best Isngass, for making table
elies blanc NANCE &c-Jus received and for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL,
de Is 1855 Main street, corner 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

~ ,us us'ssw Nr-''-H'"'. v.lrs = ~ s,'Tn -
49, ~sii.s. s.r ss'r v 81 etu = ~" es'-'" ~. -,
1919 ', ~. ..! sl..' Z :, s;' t. 80 ..
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naf' 49,. n.,,., tiss., s-,,r w'l,n.f a'll
49,. s ''''' " 'imonJ wiLLIAMloS
. 49,. 49, bii,is,a Ass,s u,,ss
fuiUb WAHn -.
49, 80 opiaoN riUsr $3.50 M.sao,,s's, :" n'esd~p
"'-''-'' W" iTiigid WAN n,'.,,a .,,,vonr
t.f b.. nI,,i.,i ta,s,rs J. iiowslL . Jons ks"
90 1Hsoruol~ rt;;s ,,,.n
as~-as-N NOAH wuNlALi, Maehsls and H'w Manufacturer
Ss' p.,ei i fcss.iS o,s1 g,oe, No go ro..,
,,,ssres No ,STs%l Meg,rL Dos,aos jSd,a,I% 30.
~sree Nc 50 G,nues - dsoaos a ALvoap iIa''e No "'
oAa'hs@s' residence No =, ss1 y 1g,'n w, NJ,
,a.,-s.............,.,.... WILLIAM D MURPHY
Cessis ~usuict Ia CnAs TurrLr IS JAMES T. HOLMES
"'"''N ElouTm WARD ....a.,
e"ssis Ds;iici IL os,Ilo WILD 10 Dawn COLE
-. NINTH wAh PPffrEn p. VOORHEES,.
e@si"bi;ic, ii IL r sin J. nOlOss %
ooNSirlv' 5. CoorrR q , As,9re S esy,H
..l4er-an-oEo A TRowBRIDGE Provision Dealer No 27s
eS""oscm.s PLACE Sen, Dentist No Allen,t WV
Wholesale Grocer. No EsseHsti JONATHAN f0HDf'
u,..... ELEVENTH wA lWa. BoARpMAx,J
ssS" a. dno sriril e. H. KGsnAck ScaUSLEa
Gro IL HAMMOND ''' TWELFTH WARD. -
eesss%aa-caAs G NoIiI E.a
de,mo.coRNELu1ss SUDAN S sa1sl No A. was.
Bowrr whewsht No "a wlett-st RoBr FoLeER, Physi-
'''n' NO. . 'uA0'' FoURTEE NTH WARD.
1ss%t.D.iiict S. WILLIAM b HuhERT
rOrD 3d. Ben C. DU fifteenth WARD.
msnwILLAno cHAUNGEY MeIS5sn Ls,ys sdss9
Clinton place 40 Henry BLAKELY LAWYER Sth'' A. ED"SL
DROWN N'''"'N' SIXTEENTH WARD
eSssSncaBrs;;MSc wExDsiI
SEVENTEENTH WARD. ....-..
t" District IS Thomas JsaESIas a. ESST HYs
40 JonN n REYNOLDS 49, JAS STEWART b. joan CLVrS
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
coaaeia en- District ST. MA1HER, Lawyer Sd WIN
DAN'A' A'''''' ''' TWENTIETH WARD
1lderman-THEoDoRE MARITIME, Secretary of the Grand
couaeimes- District A. CHARLES RUsHtn a. HENRY Nc
LEAN 10 DANIEL TWENTY FIRST WARD.
ccSael%e-McfHis j. TaRL GEoseE W. vARIAs
TWENTY SECOND WARD. .
For Gosncii"cn-Josrrn cuDLIP
90 The Judicial Tieker;nTHE AgLEsT AND THE BEST
P Pn, AND nd Usc Co UPTEb J0prciARS "-
The Ticket Composed Of what are esteemed the sos
who independent party the selection Of
Judges IN, -, =. -. r., n;.,...,.
CHARLEs p. KIRKLAND.
JOHN DUER, fo the term Of six years.
ROBERT EMMETT for the Of six gears.
LUCIUS ROBINSON, for the Of two years.
For Judge 81 ne C,r7moH Pleas:
CHARLES DAILY.
For Dstricf 1iforHeys
NATHANIEL Il BLUNT
difficulties ndiDg the Of bal
who approve Of this tic
the Judicial pert OF the particular State aud
County Lch intend and In the
the erased and
possible prepare iLe tickets before going u the polls
" The Regular Democratic Wing Ticket, Sac, City
County Charter Assembly aud Senate be voted the City
and County Of arranged according the numbers Of the
ballots and published by order Of the Young Mems General Con-
uttee under Taylor Daniel Bowly and A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
~ Inss,esdeBi WIZ reform Nomination for the

NtsIf FfEkGt- 10 UIeINILII
10 uossfBsS IRE solicitation Of large number Of fenis
~ eo, ~ u eetiDs u delegates from
Hsgos esapossf tss D1sr 4 which Dr. ELEAZAR
YlfKLKT q ~ Fftests Wsfs Chairman held Oct n has
.oa.rt - XIV h Yr,sestsc " h fslor citizens
eea c.Nes sest SeDss<
~ eesath fseo5s ssopsf ssy hat ssefd he will 40
se y fs ste vnfsaD l ~ ne ees'on o party
soess osyos.e Se@syey tss LsysssIe snd 10
fsso5 q "a sooouos s1lEiTsasI u public affairs
~ ms syesSy snlsflensst u
u a. .ssss II free seaDss sHi
yeo # Ga IsVyls "a Ms sssfess u
cio aos4e e4 u-soOsis ~ fbfsl Csgcass sad asis
q a,1py1 " ,aDs property " rs6ps Ds'psfstoss Ia ts
AA u fOsess SBssgos oS9s A. Mi ssssea u bs Ssiy
Y q
Ne begesas le~0irS ayolS h essr fv' ~
pss.sa u sDo ssbse ss ie1esses fgg ~
-. aeseol. g.s az t<issas " tls
S.a.> tls 40
tb4 slyoatct v % ee~t ~ sssysof1y secs 10 ssf
f4.... n a.. isl.s. -o.t14ls EkEss2L6Ea q DIFESs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
YORK. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER g, 1863.

~ rinsss's Wssi. " - tfitr, - ~ v r. tsss
hsessn taAAl ~ nAnETp ihs wife e4Hdisss ~ hs W.fa
I-N'tsss "a BE H,ia SEQ as h.i 'ons fo' he
lisH rfhs NH ~ Walls Fry sni W. ~ eih@f hra
80. tsfs ssfi ~k fssad 10 the pahe ig,sss sai
- tsfa rassd vHb ihs "ssnfs appreciation ~ Hbsphsb
kssfr rsq is ttshsa ~ iho city The hisfnta alhst
is'h' The mot td s'sny sio 'vsry sna each Of bic ohal
sff."
The ~ nds ~ nsp hss dous ~ he sss,ei and Urn
WIN h. info i constituents rhsthsf hsnd % on1ec
llea - W. Shepherd kaspp hes been. w. assenhst the
h'sss ~ tfssn Point Isfy the Fs Bissr Aso 10 whom
We aflfiusly ss.sd sod on wiai terms -.
A. AfsfmsH Iagis 81 the Committee on Ferries ~ No
fOsfd be Will fuhay b. sls pfonptT
and without trouble VOrEH OF TnE FiRfEgNrH WARD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

NOAH BEDWs has opened kettauran whefe
80 etr Tooo DnT Alderman had Ia tho Tea
hare fs nNk ard should happen 10 get
- EgE1e Tor n cents Inst I'd Of ~
SOAH BROWN No. oMauayst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

ES To ne Edtr II The C0mne dfrerseys Ny mans
la authority and against well known
Wv the Fifteenth Ward Reform Committee
&c cd 50 condemn the couse Of Mr. Barker,
rror him emncny entitled % reelection The
csrte Il Civ Refru b. hs hands Bat what
crr,ifofvsd IL this party hold forth. when de-
erca dishonesty OF attaching 70 their
they hsye night 70 uss A. 70 nyse
tee, fr0 that viii exception signing to original for
have refused act with them be-
ets leak sppofe q the policy they adopted Immediately on
q tsirrF he fgrIfuTfs 70 ihst paper. - go. .,.,..u.
EsN-YoYk kor 7. it5j KDOAh >. VAN WlNhLh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

4. ,,. a.. 70 ,,~ 81 irst,s ~ Ns.th "a N-' ~
.t.s "a ~ ,.sit.. ~ ssrrtYs ~,srifrs rrH' -
fle.s rtsrsttrrs sfss tfs ~ 80 hsss RI ~ fftr- "
.s...asfs. fNs ies.i tsse 80 r"ef rH -
~ h.A.-,. a. a. s..rse.As ~ ~tFN 40
d., - b. ysssafa rv,ss-s ~ ,lsffa rn hf ssf e ~,
,t.t -, I'd IA. tfsrs fhs taes frsa ffeff ffff
;. ssis. ~ NtAfsAt go ihs dai shs - rft''s
ssat.ssve,ls. fsvertis - sesfiealy
", Oiass efihr lc-eHiiler ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
y.,,,...,n wsys-CfTY Reform Asso0MIJ0sy.,
", r INV ~ Tur ngTROPOLfTAS HALL Hssoah

- ,,.....,, ty.v5-CfTY Reform AssOOtAIION.
", fonyyfenfnn'mp ,tW "mgTaopOLITAN HALL REFORM
AssOCIATIOH rouu KELLY
IOr /fdn,w00 'DH" "A""''
vvvv,h p,.,,,s, WILLIAM p. HUABERT
xxyvJih Disrct-JOHN AxkgkD
IXxvtfItb Disbnt- BENZ q DlI.Hbnv.,p
e., t',s,,o, JEREMIAH L. KNAPf
81, oe6oH Commit
y.ur,yI aAygnR BENEDICT LEWIS, Jr
., ~. gg SID SID T'1''J John LABAoH
Ter Scsooi Laspecfoss. .,
AARON HARDMAN, john J. JJbnn cS,,r,.,
W.ss,N I,L.So, Secretaries.
W. ~. Bsows,
~ Yineeut Ward-THIRTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIS
TffCT-u meeting tho Democrstic Whls Nonnstins Sgm
ae Assembly District held No. 03I BrOadwsy on A,n-
day nth motion THOMAS DENNY Esq, was called tho
Chair and OTIs swAS acted Secretary -
On motion. FREDERICK A. COSkLINO unsninoasy
NJ the candidate for this A. emily District
GTIs D. ewsr Reers,sry THOMAS DENNY Chairman
~ Pifteenib Wnri Municipal Reform Nominations.
w ~ o political parry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

" The Regular Democratic Wing Ticket, sac, City
County Charter Assembly and Senate be voted in the City
NeYok arranged according the numbers Of the
ballots published by Of the Young Mems General Con-
under the direction of Oscar Taylor Daniel BOwly and
Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

pos Aias.-.. William Muhrut
~. t~cs si..sg
WI He,s. i..si }isesiss 5 sSi9as
s'i'h Ns..t 4 y UserhiyhS. ..,.
tys.ii,sJis.4 Si'aaa Wv SssfsssS,ssjgSE' ..,..
stsi gsAuilials, WIs i;hAf iDHS hAsl"sRN
stsiftia} FlAslVsEASssis .....,
mhTlli{' ''-''s "isats ta,tHg ffss AalA.4
isAlH s. .ssss4 snsi,
- ss'efs. Hesi"AS \ EsSa .isses
= stfaAe,gasA6a'"
|'F4#M Plas-lsa' W ''-'
4asss qafgst ge q --en
aMB...a OVERWHELMINGLY
* Eissp Wari Frpiar pfns.''N "sH a'T'9
:. s ..s.,s -''. SAit.a s.ssisi
...-....si
.,,4 ..rT nee ;fg566 NE
iiiil hIs.f- blifI llf hlhl.. ftH
AAti pfGei-lhsI ethi
tf ''-.f. i.t.. t..iii u. ~'''-'-
Hltilia g.. ts N'N
e ulI iaaasl Haaif
.tatsis al pa ~, ssAUll ue4V
a.t ,o.,,asta
lsst tafa ,irn
y NgAh wat .na n..ilI t..t'
,as.i, its ~ b. D. F t,i.s. itis ati i.atf NNsil
iasfsf tfsfpif str ga fsa 90 l.i.' spistils = lsa
- 81 a" s'si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
e VSuriespih Assembly District.-MR. I'd

Dspg ssd ctDdidaie f0f MEMBER OF
ls essfe that the done without
that EJECT until late hour and VISA to
b vrk>fs~r-Kov. T. lSsS r. II. SHANNON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08
RDGAR s. VAN wINKLE.

n The friends Of Reform believing t ihe cause Of Re
a. fGEO ". TEOWBHIDGE End IN order 70 make certain the
.rtcr os n6 q Reform have eSussnted 70 bdraH The name
a NJ Jrcvf1fe Frenct 0f Hsfoun for VIM w Osborn
y, erS.r 80 REFORM COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-08

IflfI U.tI aHa NtNtHN NIh..
al. .,.-. yl..s 80 nfflsih. d tstd 49, .s
1@l9@ tt"rrf Z. . ssi' 4; ,ss' r '.s \, s
t.U I'D f4af 900 ga taHna e. 500 Hnl isf fh 80
l .. 4 a.ss b. tttif - fai is iia o. - "a
f'tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15
CHICAGO
The Alleged Insanity of Ira u. Eddy.

IITlIT"
CHICAGO. Monday July H. 1852
Ira b EDDY Of oldest add best business in
this city, was abducted Sunday evening by lavlsss
mob under the lying pretense at insany-bound aud
veyed in clandesne manner 10 the Railroad ears, and
hurried 20 the Insane Hospital at y afford.
There is not sOundrr. more practical business man i'm
This city and the only preense set up B that he believes
in NJ ritual Mantesatuns has large of prop-y
and bis friends enemes) want H. aud to prevent him from
spcDcrg II using for GODS Glory they would prefer
using up among hc1seiref. gros3er violation Of the
ghs ct man cannot be imagined.
They STOLE the .rch his real friends by selling upon
ihe Nalbalh the time and ms private dwelling
he place the outrage OF the whole will
be followed up ard those who think thus ap the
volcano Of Truth will be made know and feel that God
re .ns. and man has rights. SErn PANE
DAVID MORRELL,
JAS A. MORRILL,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15
New-York IInrbOr.

The President, accompanied by the members Of his
Cabinet now in New-York wl visit our Ilarbor to
row, Friday, 18th. The steamboat Josephine will be at
the Pier east side of The Battery, 5 Barge Office, at
precisely to receive the Presld n and suite Mem
btrs Of our State Legislature the President Of the Cam
Der Of Commerce, the President Of tbs Board OF Under
vrtrs and invited guests Our lsrbor the most import
ut Of any port Of the American Continent is in mach
BAL ger Of being destroyed by the encroachmeni making
ro it, nayiehbe water ths Merchants and Under.
writer's have felt il their duty e. cal the attention of the
National and State Government 20 necessity of adopt
ing Immediate measures To- preserve no protect It.
T TaLhT S1, W,Ters In behalf of the Y.
EnFN MIRIAM. } A"'''i i''"''e0'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15
THE VOTE on THE MAINrLAw.

ALBANY, Tue.da, July r. 1883
T. the Tdior u The y. T. Tribune
So OuaccoDn osokne,s 10 my family and other urgent
CALI IN my profession Obliged To- b. absent from my
since Friday In consult alton with ~ the friends
Ten perance before leaving did not expect any
action would be taken upon before day tomprrOx,
but very Unexpectedly IL ied up yesterday. II
out Of my pow r 20 leave before T. n, which brought
me here late for aeti n the bill Several II the
warn friends IJtfurhe House. We -l IN hOp-s
of bringing up a- 30 huil action upoa IT, and
iaye every mem placed upon the Journal Ia proper
uott,n YOUR, rasDecffnilg,
JACOB .. MILLER NJ d., With Ass Dht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

FIRL-At Il O'Clock this morning large Ere broke OUT
the Eighth sy, between Twenty auth and Thirieh st&
We were liable 10 learn the particulars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

On Saturday night last the barn and bay house Of T. b.
Hasbrouck near Tire Glove Ulster Co. were burned and
unknown man who had gone to sleep IN the Srn LIST
Lts lie,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15


The ounain 10 tie Green. which va, il, r,-iv or,
6on Sdie a. the attractions " icy 'f0i"
The / nted Stsies Bonded Warebouse va, NIL sr.s
WHh the choicest Kind OF goods fair samples of which -
oispsyed in each window ''''' WIZ
bSum and Gern as usual sirove TO ou'yie each o,bo-
= the extent Of decorations 20 their resoe.,iv CO..
1Shmeuts FO~'''e es'"o'
The As,or House was most effectively decorated v..
n-gs &c Flags were Tying on various parts of The roof
Nne the entrance was beautifully drsped With the nSonai
eo,ors On the apex o. the flca shield of Srab
: oor' on which was written gold letters,
GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Ofthe United States
ca a. uuniAin In the City Hall Park playing finely
81 ~ VI no' iook much Ike Mud puddle
lO tne Irving House the President was presented with
"''Nils'' Suo'e attached 70 which read as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-15

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AZ ia' ~e TA' 81 'of ~ 7 y - ''. i ~ ~
N:''in ai .n1->- . 81 'h 10 'l l'. %" p d
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~ 20 m "i1-', ff- 20 49, shi ." iI' i'n
~ -,-N tn',E 90 InAA - L. '''' " '-l =
~ N--. '"' ". ~ .4
on $50 80 ~ -'
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grsee =. ny f".t sor - in-' "AF 81 f'' IN 'l- -
-, a. n ny y. al. ~
lo,h b, f-eirI and dfrfs -. f,--b IT, ., lli ,,y
go. auc right AID DIV 81 i.'-- Ty h.'e =
,.,.a -. - :, -. - ets- .ts ---r,,.a-s
o. s,r1d l@srniu- n r--e morals and .-efl-i
r. -2ion And We beech ~ p"ar ne 4l'L ~;
c,,S;. lera - ~. - .,. ~ AIM. he
blessing of p-,p.ri., 20 Irrr ~ H. ioa.n-s, f,i-
religion ard wee Ny ihs d~voa' -rnss OF tn, muoid
in ~. ~. .,l o. 90 =. As r.. 'l ,
re.c-sf- ,usni..i.r z, the I've. ri a,7-rru--- + o.
d I'D
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21
From the Records Of the Probate Court.
MARRIED,


On the 4th inst. by Rev. d. M. Howard,
JOAN WILLIAMSON and HANNAH A. FACE,
On tl,e l4th inst, by c. MCoy, Esq, S, H.
DAN,ELs and ANAsTATIA Lawson.
On the 18th by the same, JACOB FREELlcH
and MARGARET BEY.
On the 9th inst, by Wm. V"ach, Esq.
ABRAHAM BIBEy and ELIZABETH WALKER
On the 28th Of Oct. last, by same, WILL
AM SToRER and ELIEoR BoNsER.
On The 92d of Dec, byJ Banet, Esq.
IoHN O. PLoTTER and SALLY SMITH.
On the 25th Of Dec, by R. B. Afford
ESQ. Geo. KlRKHoUsE and EILEN SMITH.
On the 9th inst, by Geo. Pollock. Esq
ANDREW Pollock and SARAH A. PATRICK.
On the 23d Dec, BY J. Kettle Esq, Ri
vrLLo ENsLow and SOPHIA ANDRE.
On the same day by same, "A. J McFAu
and NANCY ANDRE.
On the 2i of Dec. BY c. +. Heitmeye
Esq, C. F. GROUSE and ELIZABETH COLE.
On the ID inst BY same, G. HEAxL ana N
CILLEY.
On the same day by TIE same, JACOB CH
JUE aud M. CoTsMEyER. aa
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-21
Cincinnati Markea
C1NcINNAfI. Jan Is

CINCINNATI, Jan. IL.
FIouR-The demand is fully equal tothe
supply, and prices are frmer. Sales $50 bbls
at ABS and SO5 do 4,37. Receipts light.
PRovIsIoNs--Sales Of 300 bbls No Lard,
part not strictly prime, at fraction less than
l0c.; 100 bbls and 273 ics No l at 10, and
Az bbls Mess Pork, country, at 10 20. In
bulk meats we heard Of no sSles.
WHIsky-Sales of 100 bbls from Miami
canal at 1914; and $50 do from river al lOsc
indicating an advance, with a good de-
mand.
CHEEsE-A sale Of 100 boxes choice al &c.
BuTrER-A sale Of bbls choice at lSci
liz firkins solid at the same; 29 bbls good roll
at Is, and firkins solid at lac. The mar
ket is unsettled.
OlL--Sales OF 100 bbls at rec, equal tc
cash.. The market is unsettled.
TOBACCO of 30 bxs No 2 Va lbs q
sc; 36 do medium fivrs at i5c; 10 90 eight
at l5c; 10 do No ! do lbs at 30; doexlra Dc
at 45c.
| SueAR-Sules 35 hhds at d 4bc. DE
insnd fair and prices rather better.
+ CoFEEE--A sale of so brgs at 9ac.
| SEED--A sale of 5 bbls Glover Seed al 30,
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New York Market
New YoRK, Jan. l8

New YORK, Jan. 10.
Cotton had advanced }c on fair qualities,
Sales of 100 bags Rio Coffee al 9ac.
New Orleans Sugar is active with sales OF
500 hhds at 4a@5a.
Orleans Mulasses firm at Bic. .
Sales Of 10000 gallons Linseed Oil at 6S
@8ic, with active demand,
Whisky is unchanged.
Pork dull but undhangedj Mess $lSH4,
and Prime $l6.
Beef is firm; Beef Hams l5i@l5sd
Hogs are in better supply at 8@Saf.
Western Butter. l5@l8,
Sales of Is, 900 brls Flour at $50 idr Slate
and s. ,b8@5,75 for Ohio. The depand is
better and prices shade higher.
Wheat is unchanged with sales OF 9S,ooC
bushels :,
Corn is in good demand a, 75c for mixed
Oats are lower.
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% PoHsncuth. Being 2l feet 3 inches or 81
the east side Of said lot, having front and
rear Of 81 feet three inches each, and extern
ding back 95 feet. tr
Also the whole OF In Lot No. 81 in the
town of Lueasyille, in said scioto county,
IRE ference being had TO the plat Of said town.
The parties aforesaid are hereby further
notified that said petition will be for hearing
|at the Spring term Of said Court A. d. 1868
JOHN W. CORWINE,
BY A. w. mCAUsLEN, his atty.
January 7, l852.--6w
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New Orleans Market.
NEw ORLEANS, Jaa !. 10.

NEW ORLEANS, jan, 10.
Owing 10 severe rain storm bus hess is
quiet. Sugar has declined DC.
Prime molasses 23c. :.
Sales yesterday OF $4,000 sacks cop at so
New ORLEANS, JaI. II.
Ohio -four is quiet at $i,sO@4,e5.
Sales OF 10000 sacks corn at 5O@5lc.
Sales Of 100 hhds bacon at 9sc.
Sales of 1000 brls mess pork, uni Inspected
at Sl7 25@l7 so.
Prime lard in brs l0ic end in keg lie,
Fair sugar 4@4ac. =,
Ordinary molasses 20@20sc; priuf 23c.
Rio coffee is declining with saIei oil 2OC
bags at SA@9c.
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varios Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l8.
The Governor of Vermont has appointed
Samuel R. Phelps 10 fill the vacancy in the
United States Senate occasioned by the death
of Mr.. Uphem. -,
The Providence Journal is furnished with
an extract from letter addressed TO Gen.
Pittman, by Capt. Slocum, who went 10
Mexico with Gardiner, in which 1t is stated
that when the party were crossing the noun
,ains in the interior Of Mexico, they were
fired upon by party Of guerilas and twt
Mexican servants and three mules were Kill
ed; the Gardiner party returned The fire ant
killed six OF the assailanls.
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late from Havana.

New YORK, Jan. IL
The steamer Black Warrior has arrived
from Havana, whence she sailed on the lSth
She brings 50 passengers among whom Is
DR., Gardiner, vi,
Two gentlemen from Mexico had arrived
at Havana on their way to Jamaica, 10 tI'
10 prevail on Santa Anna to return to Mexico
The u. s. steamer Fulton sailed last n'gh
for Havana, having on board Mr.. w. Il
King, whose health was better.
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Cattle Market.

New YORK, hn. lS
Sales Of 1000 bteves during thelweek, at
Z to 7ac per pound net; end Of 4pO sheep
and lumbs, $2,50@4,5O for the ioNner, ana
81 ,50@3,5O for the latter Cows sold al
S22, 80 10 40 each. :,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL
The sales Of beef cattle during lhe week
comprised l400 head ut from 20 e3c. Dry
cows ranged from Sl3 10 Sl4 each and mitcL
COWS from $l5 TO S33.
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Legal Decision.
WAsHlEoros, Jan. is

WAsHINGToN, jan. To-
The Supseme Court, to day, in the case OF
the Troy Manufacturing Company against
Erastus Corning and others, Of New York,
for an alleged infringement or Burdens pat,
ent Binding Lever, for the manufacture oi
spikes for railways, gave lis decision. rever-
sing the decision Of the Court below, and
directing that a perpetual injunction be
issued.
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NOtice.

YUyHE subscriber has been appointed and was
qualified as Aeministrator 70 the estate o.
Philip Gribel. late Of Scloto county, aec o.
An persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed 10 make immediate payment. All those
having equitable olaimsagainst SAID estate ars
desired % pressnt them legally snsnsn.'Saseo l .
within the year. JACOB VALLEki, Adm. {
Dee. 2es 50, G
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100 sHAwLs BY EXPRESS.

JAMES PURSELL has just received fine
u variety of Shswls among, which are some
beautiful styles of long shawls, at reduced prl
ces.
Also on hand few twenty five dollar Broehc
long shawls, which are selling at twenty dol
lars JAMES PURSkLL,
Dec G, 1852. No. /, Enterprise Buildings.
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New Goods.

WYNN. sALTER, il. has Just received a few
w packages Of desirable goods which
makes his stock more complete than any other
in this city, call at the Peoples Store and you
will find every thing usually kept in a first
class Dry Goods House. ~ janl9