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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-05

SOUTHERN MAL-The New Orleans papers learn that
one Of the causes Of the many failures Of this mail is about
to be removed The has been the impossbity Of
conveying the mai-which has every year increased in
bulk and wegh-by single daily line Of stages between
Montgomery and Mobile To remove this difficulty the
Department has doubled the mail service that part Of
the route
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CHLoRoroRNISG BEEs.-A statement has recently been
very extensively circulated that chloroorm had been
found by Mr. Smith, OF Ednburg, be most admira-
BILE of putting bees to sleep for short time during
which much honey could be removed desired
writer in the Boston Cutvator has tried choroform
according Mr. Smiths plan, and found not only that
the bees were put sleep, but they hare been sound
In sleep11 spsr since
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-05

According to returns at the Treasury Depart
ment the value of the portion Of the cotton crop Of
the United States exported during the year ending
on the 30th of June last was 100000, 600 against
SS7 000,0 900 worth exported during the year ending
on the 30th of June, 1852.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-05

MuRDEn MURDERER. is reported says the
Mariana Fla Wing, that Bryant Anderson, well known
in this region murderer and perpctrator OF other
crimes, shot dead in Calhoun county q few days
ago The person committing the deed is said to have
deliberately taken his stand for Anderson and shot him
while passing. Nine buckshot entered the body beneath
the arm, causing almost instant death.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-05

PorATors.-We are told there is than enough OF
this Illinois product to load large class steamboat lying
the right bank Of the river between this and Alton
At three landings there are nearly or quite 1000 sacks
In these busy railroad passenger times the Alton packets
have something to do than to throw away their time
potatoes, and any "stern-wheclcr now ahoat would
scorn to be seen at potato pile. Those murphys,
therefore, stand but slim chance Of spending the winter
in a warm climate.--H Louis LqtcHiycncv.
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Sl,2lO,ooO 90

The exports of specie to Europe last month amounted
to So SO 578 slightly than the gold depostcs of
the period But the receipts of California gold thus
still about 24 900 greater than the whole
shipments of coin to foreign countries.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-05

The Hon. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS has returned
from his extended European tour and arrived in
this city in good health.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-05

The return of the Commissioner Of Indian At
fairs to the seat of government from his tour to the
Indian Territory has been already announced. From
what we have learnt Of that tour we are inclined to
augur much good from it, and believe that it will
furnish the Government with an amount of accurate
information, obtainablc only by actual observation
the spot, which will tend greatly to expedite the
desirable and indeed almost necessary measure of
Territorial organization of Nebraska.
The Commissioner held conferences Of greater or less
formalty with seventeen tribes large majority of whom
will probably surrender their lands on terms such as the Co
vernment accept without disadvantage At first
of these Indian tribes evinced disposition to play the
diplomat the subject Of sale of their lands but the
cool and firm bearing of the Commissioner soon
convinced them OF the neficiency of any system of
artfce and brought them back to sincerity and straight
forwardness Should the mischievous course Of selfish
white not interfere with the tendencies of the In
iian mind, no serious difficulty is be apprehended in
eecng the arrangements necessary to transfer of In
dian rights to the Government
Under any circumstances however it is to be feared
that Of money will be paid to the Indians far be-
yond their capacity to make good Of and it will be
for the negctiator who shall be employed to make the
necessary treaties to in all cases as large
possible for application to educational agr-
cultural and generally ameoraling objects to run
through series of years.
The Commissioner found the state of feeling the
frontier among the whites the subject of the right
occupy the Indian Territory somewhat excited but before
he left the Territory that excitement apparently
quieted, and very general readiness shown by the
people to await patiently the action of the Government
Every settlement unlawfuy made by white men in thu
Territory has been broken up, and likely to b
undertaken in anticipation of legally authorized period
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FOREIGN IMPORTS. The imports of foreign goods
for October, according to the official summary show
increase of So, $50 ,052 as compared with the
responding period of last year, and So, 60525l as
compared with The same period of 1851.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-11-05

Tie Gonato consists of twenty-five membersand the
House of Delegates of seventy members. Tie Wings
have already gained four members Of the Senat that,
wthoutfurther change, will give them eight Minority in
that body; and they have gained nine in the louise Of
Delegates which, without further change in h counties
yet to be heard from, would give them maoriy of five
in that House making their majority joint blot thir
teen. There is scarcely probability that tlS counties
yet be heard from will change this, exceptt increase
the Wing majority.
The election for the Legislature was, afer that for
Governor, the important matter to be decdd in this
election, Senator of the United Stats is to be
chosen by this Legislature, and also STATE Treasurer
The Wings having the majority secures, aay readily
anticipate, the reelection of JAMES A. PIERCE to the
United States Senate, and viii give the Wing the choice
of the State Treasurer Under the contribution the
Treasurer is to have the casting in he Board of
Public Works when they divided. This Bard will con-
sst it did last year. of two Wings and tw Democrats
and if they should divide, it is unlikely the Urea
win have the casting vote in the selection of the
Directors in the several internal improvement companies
in which the State is a stakeholder.
Photographic dispatches received last light inform
US that the Wings have elected both ne Senators
and all the Delegates in Frederick AMI Washing
ton counties
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FoRErcS ExroRrs-The exports from New York to
foreign ports for the month Of October exclusive Of spe
ce) show an increase of upward Of fifty per cent
the corresponding total of last year. The exports of spe
Gle have been unusually large.
EFFORTS from Nsw York 70 foreign ports for The month Of
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W.surycToy. NoyENpvp Q

To he Sons Of NsT Hampshire in Boston: The pre-
cous treasures Of memory viii be brought among you
night, and my hearts warmest sympathies will mingle
with yours lie who, amidst oil changes fortune and
locality loves his native town. his native county, and his
native State hardly fail to love his whole country
and to and uphold, with steady devotion this
glorious Union FRANK PIERCE.
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Tnn uARYLANA ELECTION.

If the Wings of Maryland annot claim to have
gained victory at their clect4n of "Wednesday
last, they may at least be said notSo have sueied
a defeat. The contest, therefore, msy be regarded
as drawn game. The results, whichwere briIfy
announced in our paper of yesterday, ere staed
more in detail by the Baltimore Patrio, of asst
evening, from which we extract the following
TIE STATE TIcKEr-The Democratic nominee Tor
Governor, Comptroller, and Commissioner Of Lotteries
have all been chosen The defeat of such good mn as
were the Wing candidates for these several olcesis
matter for regret. The people have thoughtess de-
ciled otherwise; and we only hope tht the
candidates chosen will by faithful discharge their
public duties, justify the vote cast for them.
CoS0REss.-The accounts from the Congressonl dis
rics indicate the election of the following gentnen:
JOHN Il. FRANKLIN, (Whg,) JACOB SHOWER GEN. J
JOSHUA VANsANT, (Dcm } IIeSRY May (Dem.,) M. L.
HAMILTON, Dem, } AUGUSTUS Il. SELLERS, (Whig This
gives two Wings and four Democrats being Wig loss
of two as compared with the last Congress- but his is
the result of the gerrymanderng of the disrictby the
last Democratic Legislature, not from any changein the
votes OF the people On the contrary the Wing voc now
in the districts where there party contest isyreaer
than it was last year.
in the House of Delegates the Democr,ts had majority
of thirteen We have from the FLOWING Counties
| Uusa of Uala fas
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On Tuesday night last FIRE occurred at Akron, Ohio.
consuming the Etna -four mills Of Rawsou, Noble Co..
the planning mills Of j. H. Dix Co; the foundry Of J.
X. Ford, and other buildings The loss Is heavy.
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The Sons Of New HAMPSHIRE residing in Boston had
grand festival Wednesday evening The procession
numbering 2,O00 marched Fitchburg Hail. where they
partook Of an excellent dinner, after which came the
toass uerspersed with variety Of brief but eloquent
speeches. presenting altogether festive gathering abound
ing in eminent talent, ability, wit, and genial humor
Letters were announced from LEWIS Glass; DANIEL s.
DICKINSON JOHN HALE Gen. UrHAM, and host others
The following telegraphic communication from the Pre-
sident Of the United States read amid enthusiastic
cheers
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Total imports, - S,577674 S,647,S73 I2,Is2, 925

This brings the total since January to an amount
$50, T69,76g greater than for the same period Of
last year, and s4S,9lS,631 greater than for the
same period of 1851. We annex comparison for
this portion of the year:
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W. D. W. D. wy D. w. D.
Howard .0....l ..O.....2
Hartford ....I
Talbot.
Queen 1....1 1....1
Anne Arundel 1..0
Frederick. l...... .0..0
Baltimore city 0..0.
Cecil
0.0 2..0
Dorchester .00..... .3..O
Caroline ....1
Allegheny. .O.... O.4.. .0..4
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1851. 1852. 1883.
Emit for consumption. s96 2lGSG5 s9LOsOS91 s13l77j,79O
Do. for wEehousing. li,sl4,9ll 7,la4Sl6 l925S,1l2
Free goods ........ S,72S,332 lO3S4sl3 ll,3s6,972
Specie. l,S05,69t 2,21I6i4 2,lG3,559
Total imprts.. u.s. sos 500 1lO,Sl4,66l l67,5S4,43s
Journal Of Commerce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12
80 q .RIlyy the National IlIne.
rELRGRAPHKD FoRFaap AILYlHTKLLlG
FbREIGNl NEWS.
ARR OF TIE B Al I,Il5

HaHIH- ~ a a-
NV YoRK, Jan. IL. =
The steamer Baltic arrived to-day, with three
days later newt.
tENoLAND.--FlOur and grain remain steady, with
quotations same as per previous steamer. Com
steady at previous prices! Cotton dull and un-
changed. e Provisions inn and advancing. Sugar
coffee. &e,, unchanged, Money Easy: consuls
IA premium. 5il5-4 A1-4 i1l ~ t5tii Dig Fsi
Political news nnimportant: The new English
Ministry is formed follows: Premier Earl of Abb
efdeen; Lord q llol, Lord Ctanxorth; secre7
tary of, Foreign AfaiB, Lord John Russell; Home
Department. Lord Phlmerston; Colonial, Duke of
New Castle; FIRST Lord of the Admiralty Sir
James Graham; President of CoLp ails Earl Gran
vile; Lord of the Privy Seal, Duke OF Argyle;
Secretary Of War, Sidney Herbert; President OF the
Board of Trade, Sire Woose. The Marquis, OF
Iansd0une is also in the Cabinet, but without
office. is s9s y a. ~. is,.s iefr t.f -7i'
In the House Of Lords on the 9th inst, the Earl
of Aberdeen briefly statedthe policy of the new
government to be conservative, bat nevertheless
liberal. 4 !is oistit ,i.lss 3. sflsl .fi56
The Barlof Derby said he should support, the
present government in all useful reforms. 'AA't'.
, Heavy storms hayeoecurred on the English coast.
FRANcE.-A, decree has been Published nomina-
ting the Emperor's uncle, Jerome Bonaparte, sue
cessor to the throne in default of Legitimate heirs Of
the Emperor. .1l sj3'4,lsssi .lI5 q l,is
Western canal -four 2ssed. Baltimore. Phila-
delphia and Ohio 2ss. White corn SOS, yellow
34s6d, mixed 34s. White wheat 7s4d to 1s6d.---
Lard has advanced and is scarce. Pork advancing,
Cheese indemand: No American bacon selling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12
cINcINNATI MARKET.

s.ssisi ssssllaa 5t gaa January lu.-nOOn.
The River has fallen . feet since Saturday
Weather warm and cloudy. Flour IS in less de-
mand, sales confined to 500 bbls at 4,44 a Sos
foreign news unfayorable; Whisky 1sf, which IS
REINFORCEMENT; Provisions dull and inactive with
4 downward tendency, nothing done this morning;
Sugar and rnolasses active 1000 bbls sold at 2sa
90; and $50 hdgs Of sugar at AZ for comrnon and 81
for prime; several buyers in Market from the Lake;
butter heavy. apd AZ 81 ssaa = -lss1 5it;-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

M'GEcRgNs LITERARY DEroT presents its won
ted Attractions. rsrangersi will fnd something t o
interest them on their return journey, and some
4hiHg hat viii please the wife and little ones whom
they get home, By calling al ths Depot under the
the M,Ldts Hohse. There they viii find great
bargains n the field, in the shape ofthe 4IlIusra-
tedNewS.' There also Truman s addresst e the
Odd Fellows; and there .sbirds OF every feather,
will mad something to their fancy. ,5sa :
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Fon .BALTaMo1E~-The steamer Milton, Capt.
Davis, arrived at our wharf, yesterday. laden with
oottoH and pork from Tennessee. consigned @
MessIl as orsy4hs & Hopkins, to be forwarded b
tie Hathmo1e and Ohio RailToad to Love, Martin &
Co. This, We notice, Is one AMONG many large
consignment to 4his we'll knsvn baltimore Pro-
Aase House =. = - =. s Sc. S
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RArHE's VsxAoE 70 EuRorE.-We are requested
q. STALE that In order to accommodate the many
tIunTers iaour city there will be thee exhibitions
ofthis great Panorama, at the Melodeon, to-day;
one at telIoelock in the forenoon at three in
the aeraoon, aad one at half past seven at night.
81 g the ft beautiful panora1ia ever presented 10
as. aad wen deserves our warmsst patronage. !.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

tFnh GorILLaoH Parry, advertised to take place
atths Union, Hall On ThurSday night has been
postpoaed antil Friday night, the young gentlemen
haviag kindly yiel6sd5 thciri musicians for the ac-
commodation Of the patty to take place at Wash
tngts6 Han F sl3t5 - Fi3AA 5
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TRIAL TRIP.

sra. ff'zt ~s ~; NEW YoRK, Jan. ii.
The caloric ship Ericsson, made her trial trip this
mo- ming. She had alarge party on board. She
went OFF at kuots against heavy wind, and strong
food tide. Her speed astonished everybody. =. !.
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NEW WORK. MARKET.
~ l'll H.. 2. s January ii .-noon

y IIt ~ lfsl si-illl JANUARY II .-noon.
Flour, heavy; State brand IS; Ohio, So ga
So 10. The Baltic's adyices had no influence on
prices. Western wheat, 81 80. Corn, quiet; mixed.
So cts. Pork dull and unchanged; beef finn; but
ter dull. u ~ - l!..sa. 90. 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

.BAia1tss . ID REAl .EsTA our readers are
referred to the advert Of Mr T. Handbook,
who oaes to selhasyafety Of valdaple Propetyi in
shs most improved aud improving pat Of the city,
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+ q
s., Hs.stctton n n. nm EAcocEs5
1S1cszoI HESA Fl -
~ NERAlSss ID
lCeDNl 1@SIe 20 ~ III r. % II IN u 81
Corner Of Iaflget and Church 9ts,, &
b ( ~ Va gHIYl Gli1sNe, = EN- -
REFER Alex Iliaons fldkhstlfe . l'lss
g go fsyohhaoh q 81 - +, ~
g .tA5st tti Al II6nilton trts jsls tss1s{
fsS4 4. .gtea VIM spence 4 Ma fee51oTp IS
liitts u ~ ~ Gteafy CfryE
,s g lsaiah DtcleYd GO, FittsstEENss . r =
- ~ ~ = Butler q Bro
D. q ?: Banning oftein,.sti 2 9sl4f =
tfft9ffa Ae IL ding3 hts.s rs
IS DorteyS Norton e Knox, = e
JAM; i'5s -6nis p lab e
sla f8 sssl.is DIR. Toddls Pills 81
(FtAN behad fresh athe places d
uity and yiei The DRUG
James Baker: Kells q Galdwe1j BTentnEef e
Co; Dr T hogan & Fred Yahflng, VIM e 4
Cot tchietoWn); r r0ntllnef Centre
The Shoe store OF Todd q DeVol, market square, and at
tho Drug store of the proprietor, corner OF Quincy aud
iFilth stTeets. s;ll-t.a55 81. ,.s1-5s Il
They can also be had at = Dpnn,s cSeefi a Ie
sdi6hS and jacob G6odingss ionh Rcadi Ben; IL
Crave1, west Alex4nd west
ing ana
TheSe pulls need no further than n tnt
trial; they now been In FOR more tEah
twenty will only give the they
will speak for them. 26o Ier er
0ALTfMoRR American, Patriot, Sum- aud Clipper to-
I'D he had at the Depot. q ,s tis,'.. . ~
Iol jan6 lslisatc, yisJ AS, n, McMRCakNsga
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PROM BOSTON.

The funeral services Of the son of Gen. Pierce,
took place this morning at Andover.l The atten-
dance was very large. Rev Mr. Parker Of Concord
oficiated. After the funeral services were con-
oluded the remains were conveyed TO Concord by
special train. 4Q ..ys q
GEM Pierce is recovering rapidly, and Ms Pierce
has been restored to degree Of calmness and res
ignation. She will remain with her sister, Mrs
Aiken, until sufficiently recovered to retnrn to her
home at Concord.
William DNewton and John Rodgers, recently
arrested in the State of Maine, charged with sew
eral mail robbehes in this vicinity were Commit
ted to prison in thu c;ts to-day, 8GotL 7sgcii &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-01-12

The store room Of M James Mellon,
Daioa ssleef. caught ire from the chimney, SesteF
dav aftetnooi No damage Of nay account was
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
IHE undersigned has the following property for sale. all
oFwhIch he will dispose Of on accommodating terms
t0.wit: s...i..+4t =. an ,-,,l.i, 4;
Lot numbered Three in s Main Of
and adjoining the Meodeon This ts one OF The
most valuable building Lots In the City.
Also about 100 Lots South Wheeling (ae Ritchietow
many are equal that addition to the City
oTthe valuable Lots the Island adds
ton to the City! l'ii q -,
Alsoa large number OF Lots the Buena VISTA Churchill
NOf and ChuTohfll Nog2, additions to the City, r. es
win also sellinpiTcels snt purchasers much Of
tho land within the eorporAte hntl of Wheeling ases not
eei laid nnto lots being upwards of One hun
dTed Acres, and being tho in tho of
held by in fIults for ID
wi Wheeling, augsN-t,. FRANclsR R. ARMSTRONG. =
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~ Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW OARPETs AT REDUCRD PRICES.
ne 0O0 YARDS OF Carpets at No. 143, Main street.
l1O.UOO Tho Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
TONER'S and the Pnbits that be has lust
most beautiful stock Rugs Oil Cloths ETC. etc.
aver oercIin this city embracing almost every variety Of
Ste aid quality that can be found in tho Eastern
from the finest English Velvets down to common Rag car.
pet This stock has been selected with great
enable sell thsa much than The same quality Of
Goods were sold In this city Those IN want OF oods
IN ry ne win please call and select from stock ofoyer
yards, 100 didereht PATTERNS III price
from SIC. to Sc per yard. ~ ~, - ~
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Saddles, Harpess,Ft Trunks, SO.
FSSa II JERiH. b. SHEPPARD asould fully in.z
syite tho attention of his Fiefda
S gcncrally, to establishment, where will be
found consany hand aid well selected aaeoh
RFiGies. E1nFi essS IRON frame nDd NEool bGGH
Trnn rks, nlisea. Carpet Bags, Scotch 4URperi
and Hog skin Collars -KHameS, yRhApg,7 &c.
Ge., NseI0llif31 iTFili ~ q y "a EfSsetl
All OF which manufactured by eonqpetent
ofthe best and VII 10 Sold FOR GASl
Those desiring to
S'. sspfisstya No.d Main Raealag, Va.
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4 4 5TTot=ioe7 81 Par tnership.


"a 3, Notice Of Pa1tn ership.
THE butineds OF tb ate Of FsIdsn 4 kdyyaEds,
S.-4s Pc epntn1sd ~ " w 4 \ VgsTisns
AlSin uefset, under te ne ol- ~ Ia
Ja1ns ". Warden hsytf ne lhteteal oi "a "a
cpbHl. fFAfaen. p fs
- sICtIARL EDWARDS, iyA,s -
" decE1' 31ASs " " 4tDAtkiz
a35sf Family Groceries NO
II Usr received ana for sale. AID fe
- Qd Gov, Java, Old Yellow and Green RIO Consei
SUPERIOR lmperiali Young Hyson Gunpotie let ana
Cfusted, pplyeri1sd and clarified. SuT1rsi
Rhilade phia and Honey Sytupsy
gtodid Tahia Salt
- nsth N y and TripoH Brick duets % ~ ft4ss
~ efgl fte .tern Reserve eTeamC hesae5 95s 4
do Eapssso do 81 = 20
1851 Is botaa ifax and sperm candles; s3rfgt
~ 10 40 chocolate, assOrteds ". = sdta tEqf
do sectpa sllells3 . Z 81 = fe4oaf ff54t tiis
11ilii ID o TAD and CATTLE y0aHsf1ff
10 New Yy3tIs pearl and corn giafehi z "a 80
a. 100 II Hcck6Iss Fafinaf 81 Il. IN u fsct
100 Pearl BaFey e ~ -ifea 81 9s9st3i
800 ~ fhtd Balieyt ~ ~ - t5i'fnf tgff9ii rs
. 800 n "a ind Pearl sdgoy tg5l ssc ~ 81
100 ri dish SPLIT Peas ana LGnils; zli1f5-l9i4e
go ~ Alps.eEd sanaIy, hsnp and
iier3s 81 b. we SORROW, No Qss Main a.
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l.eIetr tion 81 tine Opening Of the. Baltt-
more and Ohio Railroad. .-Stf
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New Tobacco Warehouse.

wiIonEsALD AND RETAIL.
THE undersigned would inform the Tobacco
buying community, and the public that ne hss
usi ocned large assortment OF all kinds OF TOBACCO Oh
ars, SNUFF. DO; at No. Main stTeet two doors north
Or James Bakers Drug stOFeI where no Will DO happy 70
Sc his old friends aequhintances and show them his
stock Having bought his stock In tho beat market a
with every ayanase the market he IL sa1ished
that oer superior to those wishing to
me attention OF country merchants IL particularly CALI
cd they Do supplied With In the Tobacco
line, a cheap as they can buy East.
Always hand fms assortment OF the best chewing
Tobacco and imported cigars for tho retail trade.
90 ~ W. ]. w. RHODESt
Il. AHant for s. HnrtlgY.L
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! Conn1issioneI Sale OF ~ :
,4,5R,H! AL q s II AT e! - g.
Edward g.. Bladsnand wife 6...: <

NEtt,Tan r. FsufnuShfsyts adm. ct. al. X. s
In ii 4 ne Circuit Court of ohio
Pursuant TO decree rendered In this cause On the i2t
Ry or 1852 the undersigned SheTin OF Ohio
odnty ina - such, Commissioner In the prentsea VIII
se on TueSday, ne 18th day OF &c public
House Ohio county, too west half numbered one
hundred thrtyosI E,SSi 'st SgbeelinE. ''
o. SAIETen Per cent oteInS9nt otsaid SALE Will
fS,s enSi OF six, twelve and months
ne purchaser VIII be 70 give bonds
iEfsfeSt rom the day OF W ~. y. MlCkHAM,
man tonS59sifdVts ~ SheriR and Commissioner.