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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
Ofice-Holders, &c.-CowhidinE Afhir-hr.
FuIler,s Case.

WASHINGTON. Feb % l3S3.
The Union is severe upon the Wing Clerks
who sold out to Democrat and says the parclts rs
can't keep the Offices. Pieces Of Clsrkshps NAV ln>er,
est applicants 81 200 Clerk active WAz. sold
recently for 500 8, coo Clerk holds al $50
year The market is vel stocked. and sales ar mex
Mr.. Cassavant, dentist, who was whipped a
few days since BY Mr. Wall elothier. for addressing
lady uniniroduced. returned the compliment ~ COW
hiding Wall on the Avenue, opposite Browns this
morning.
Inflammation has taken place in Mr.. Fu1ers
case and hs symptoms are dangerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
Southern Mail--.Prom Texas.

BALTIMORE Feb. 20, ls)j.
New-Orleans papers of Sunday and Monday
have been received They contain Galveston dates OF
the 10Th instant The first locomotive In Texas had
been put in operation on the Harrisburg railroad.
Indian Outrages we're still occurring. An az
tack had been made on the town of San Iynacio in
which several white inhabitants killed party
Of troops had been despatched in pursuit. The Legsla
lature had rejected the Internal Improvement bill and
had pessed bill TO pay the Texan Ringers called out
by the Governor The small pox was sill prevailing at
Austin
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BY TELEGRAPH.
sOsnern Tslyrs,A Q-ce sOr.er u Hs.O,~ AID s~Ise-'s
Pacific Rpi,r.ad-Ether Discovery.

Pacific Rniirsad-Ether Discovery.
Social Di,rs,eA to ~. ". Y TiI1Eae.
WASHINGTON, Feb 20, ls53
Mr.. Weller is 70 msye n reconsideration OF
the vote on Mr. Soue's amendment to the Pacific Rail
road Bill Mr. Gwin threatens - defea, the APpropri-
siion Bills until tina, bill has passed The subject
will be continued tomorrow, when Mr. Houston
means to speak sgans, Mr. Cass and the FiLiOs'ers
he gets an opportunity.
Senator Walker, Chairman of the Select
Committee on the Ether question, has reported bill
sppropristne $4,000 to the discoverer Of the anas
thetc properties of Ether and directing the issue to be
tried in the Circuit Court to determine the Gscoverer
EYE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
Marine Disaster-Lnter from Montevideo.


The bark Edwin Johnson before reported
ashore near Lewes Breakwater, wen. TO pieces last
night
British brig Arabella Farbet has arrived
from Mon,evdeo, with cargo of 3400 bags Of coffee
and dates to the 18th ult The fever had abaed Su.
gars arriving freely and business reviving.
The stock Of Sugars 10000 boxes. Philadelphia
Flour selling at sl7 and Lard was wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
ONE OF THE LIrrIE GIRLS IN M,INE.-Miss

OSE OF THE LITTLE GIRLS IN M,NE.-Miss
Isabella Durham. aged Is, daughter Of Geo. Durham,
ESQ, the enterprising shipbuilder of that place.
Gently took passage in the stage coach Hampden,
where she was attending school There were with her
in the coach several young gentlemen o. who set the
Maine Law at defiance by drinking from bottle which
one of them took from bis pocket Considering herself
insulted she called on the driver 10 stop and jumped
from the carriage Although solicited by the driver to
return she persisted in walking the remainder OF the
distance about mile to the no small notification OF
the nice Young men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
M,y,ysorA-Ths 81. Pail Pioneer sal

MIxSEsorA-Ths 81. Pail Pioneer says
"Our Legislature is in session. The friends OF Tenn
perance will propose bill for another law the last hay'
ing been decided invalid On Tuesday the llth, large
meeting of the friends Of the Maine Liquor Law was
held at the Court House in 81 Paul There was avery
large delegation from s. Anthony saltwater, and other
places The subject OF discussion memorial
drawn up by the Executive Committee OF the friends
of Temperance be presented TO the present Legs
la,ure praying for reenactment of the lsw, which
shall be so framed to stand the test Of all constIu
tiouAl objections"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
Prom New Brunswick and Nova scotin.
Bosrov. Saturday, Feb. 10, 1883

BOsrON, chtufuhy FED II, I-OJ.
The steamer Admiral brings st. John, n. b.
papers of the 7th inst The Provincial papers do not
appear 20 be at all satisfied with the plan for the settle
men Of the Fishery question and reciprocal trade. be-
cause they Gege, too much is conceded to the United
States.
The Railroad excitement is increasing at
Halifax On Thursday night after the division the
Railway bill. Mr.. Johnson. Or Brown and others.
leaving the House were attacked by amob. An attack
had also been made on previous night on mem.
hers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1853.
Cen. Pierce,- Movements.
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 20, Is


Gen. Pierce will probably remain here till
Wednesday. This morning he attended the Central
Prest.ters Church. Of which Rev Ar. Clark, former
ly If Concord il pastor, and in the afternoon Rev Dr.
BOardmsn's Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

NORTH CARoLNA.-Th Raleigh On c.
Standard contrsdicts the report tina; Gov Reid hiss sp
pointed successor to Hon. Willie P. Nsngum in the
n Z Senate
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Murder Trial in Phila delphia.

PHiLADEtPHTA, Safnrday, Feb. II, I5lj.
The trial of Cassie and EmmOs. for the muir
der of Christopher Soohan is progressing in the Court
Of Oyer and Terminer and large crowds have attended
the Court, The defense attempted TO prove an abb,
but siCnsy failed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

FROM ST. THoxAs.-Advices from ST.
Thomas to the Sd inst, received by the bark Maravs
announce that the yellow fever had entirely disappeared
having occurred for several days previous
10 her sailing
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70. Among the candidates spoken of for the

~ Among the candidates spoken of for tho
Democratic nomination Of Governor of Alabama are
John A. Winston, T. J. Pickett and Patrick Henry Brit
tan MIR Britain is Estates Rights Democrat and is
Of the editors of The Montgomery Adrertiser sad Ga
scte and is rendered somewhat famous by his
ton with the Halie.t Democratic National Committee
Of which he was a member.
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ASSEMBLY.
NOTICES OF BILLS, &C.

ASSEMBLY.
NOTICES OF BILLS, &C.
To provide for the education of colOred chill
dren
To authorize Express Companies to sell un-
claimed properly.
Tohmit the Inability of Hotel keepers
To remove the Salt Works on Genesee-st.,
Syracuse.
A oil was introduced by Mr.. OKEETE, TO
amend the act for the Registry Of Births, &C., N New
York -.
Mr.. CHAxPLIy introduced resolutions calling
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StnbbjuQ Cnse i'm Tyjchignn,

ANN ARBoR, Saturday, Feb 10, 1850.
Mr.. Gregory, clerk in the Exchange Hotel,
was stabbed by young nsmed w r. Wykof
from Ovid New York this morning in ball room not
Gregory II In critical condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
Western Military Rond Contracts.

CHICAGO, Saturday, Feb. TO- 1853.
The contracts on the military tract road have
just been let and the work IL to be completed by the
lst of November next J. w Brooks, of Detroit Is the
President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

Er The new Liquor Law in Illinois provides
that licenses for the sale of intoxicating drinks shall
range from go to $780, and liquor to be sold less
than one gallon in quantity without license.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

~ A telegraphic dispatch, published in
Liverpool commercial circular states that Prizes the
man Just rendered notorious by his corn speculsons
and orseries has been tried and sentenced TO trsnpo
alton for life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

WARRINGTON, Saturday, Feb ~ ISIS.
David Bryan. the Postmaster of Alexandria
appointed under M0nroes aiministrs=On-resigned his
Office today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

II Gov. FAIRBANKS of Vermont, has sailed
for Europe to Of his sons who lay dangerously
iii there at the last advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
Ncw.Jersey LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, Friday, Feb IL, 1873.
The resolutions TO adjourn sine die, to-day,
were reecinded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21
The Weather nj Albany.

ALBANY Saturday Peh. 10, 1888
The ice is safely crossed on foot opposite the
city this morning.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .AIsAyY, Saturday, Peb 10, 1853.
No quorum present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-21

The amendments made in Committee were
al sgreed to.
Mr. SHIELDS Oll) moved TO amend the bill
by providing that portion Of the money appropriated
by this bill should be expended in the construction Of
any road within any state OF the Union and 50 much OF
this road may lie within the limits OF any State sha
be constructed under the authority OF sail State
pressed by the Legislature thereof He said the Bropr
ETY. and justice OF this amendment well explained
By Mr. Cess o. 70 render debate useless.
Mr.. RISK said il would Kill the bill.
Mr.. BRIGHr lIa.) rejoicod that this amend
NEXT had been offered He would Ike 10 zee any
protesting Democratic principles vote in favor Of thus
bI without that amendment IL would embark the ed
era Government upon general system Of internal I'M
prOTerneDL and would land where many OF the States
Of tbs Union had been landed state of AFFECT pow
erty he desired the Constitution 70 Dc adhered Con-
gress had right 10 construct road within ne states
and any attempt 70 DO would be In vOlson Of the
Constitution Principles were bis polar star and thsm
be would follow. he would money or lands for
read within the Territories, but not & dollar
N tire states. This BIZ unconstitutional IN many
pOnts IL would not pas tonight for single objection
could defect that 10 impossible that such olLl
could be forced through the Honse but t Wa. he had
the consolation n believing tina; the nsxt Presideu,
would undertake the exercise OF the powers and
dunes !, placed upon him
Mr.. HoUsros (Texas) defended the bill He
believed he understood wha; Democracy Wa, aad he
knew nsthing in re principles antagoni.He 20 this oiL
The amendment was agreed TO, by Yeas %,
Nsys 20 a. follows:
YEas-Mes.rx Atchisor. Brisht Br.dhead. Cas. cs.,l
Geysr HsInhn Hunter Mas1n, NorI-s Pearee, Pettit,
Sh:elcs Sovle TOueey Walker and Weller
NArs-Me~s Bel BoIs1d sI9Sss' o oa.S1; ,o Ds,I
Jores OF Iowa Jsnes Of Ie1ne-see hller ha'k Seward
Smith sprsnee, Sumner, Underwood and Wee.
Mr. RusK said be had endeavored 10 get bill
With wculd provide tbs rad be was prepared With
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DIPLOMACY-ITs REWARDS.

Maj. for the Law....1,l21.
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Resignation Of an Old Postmaster.

IIIIaIIIIIIaEfI'II ID" VtsnNH II'1-O N III 11E
2, and his symptoms are dangerous.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
@ EALED Proposals will be received unit
y tho Goth Of April, 1858, to build
WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE

over tho Monongahela River at Morgantown
Virginia, tho same to DO $40 feet span. The
abutments about 5S feet high, on the East side
Of the River, and about 80 feet high on tho
West side Of the same; to be built OF solid
masonry Of rock work.
The Towers to be about 40 feet high.-'rhc
bridge to DO % fec, wide. supported BY twelve
cables, each containing 1850 stranS oil No. III
Wire.
The proposals will be for the stone work by
the perch, and for the superstructure ny the
Job. The Bridge to be completed within one
year from its commencement. Payments to
be made every 60 days, as tho work PROGRESSED,
one fourth Of the estimates to be retained until
the completion Of tho work.
Stone for the work is close az hand.
1t ia desired that the whole work be incIu.
dcd in tho same contract, but proposals will
be received for the stone work and the super
structure separately.
Particular specifications will DO furnished
before the contracts are made.
Address, EDWIN ". TOWER,
President of the Bridge Company,
Morgantown, Monongala County, Va.
March 10, lS53.-6t.
III pit,sburg Weekly Gazette and wheeling
Weekly Intelligcncer will please insert 4w.,
and send bills 10 this Office.
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Cheap Grocery.
r L. & N. BERKSHIRE.

HAVING Dough, on, Nj. James Shay,
would inform the public that they keep
constantly on hand, lat his old Stand op.
ppsite the Public Square in Morgan,ownh
The best articles in their line Of business.
They have just received from the East
and pi,tsburg a fresh supply, and have, a.
mong other things, an excellent article Of
SUGAR, drown, loaf, pulverigcd and
crushcd), Coffee, Tea from Is cts. to 81
per lb.), New Orleans aud Sugar House
Molasses, Golden Syrup, superior ar!i-
Gle.
TOBACCO, Snuff, Cigars, great vare-
ty and very best quality. CHEESE, Con-
tec,ionery Of every variety, nuts, fruits,
&c. Jewelry, &c. Star and dipped can
dies, port monies, perfumery, and great
variety Of notions" too tedious to men
tion. Give us call.
April %, 1858.
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April 80, 1858.
F. "A. DERING e. CO.,

ARE. now opening at their new stand:
in the room formerly occupied by Carr &
Co. as Drug Storr.a new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting in part of q complete assotlmrn,
If LADIES' Dress Guotls, Calicos, Monslins,
and Berages, DeI.snes. Robes, Ginghams,
Chumbras, Silks. &c, &c.
Ribbons, Glores, T.aces aud Bonnets'
Mems and Boys Department.
Rca,ly.mude Clothes, Coats, Pants and
Vests. made up and in the piece, as
chrap as they cau I've found in any estab-
lislinen, in this country.
E5Nis, M0osS, Shoes,
Queeusware, aud GROCERIES Of every
description.
SALT. IRON Nails, SUGAR
und MOLASSES.
IN fine general stock Of Goods may BIZ
rrnd in our Store. We are no, in the
mhi, Of pulling and blowing-we mean
what we say, and want il understood that
we will not b: unders I'D in any article OF
merchandise that we keep.
F.A. DERlNG & co.
Jus, 2 doors above the old stand.
Morpantown, April %,
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Further PostDonement.
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to the provisions Of deed
l. Of trust, executed By William John.
son and Mary his wife, to the undersigned
as Trustee, 10 secure the payment Of a Ger
tain deb, therein named 10 John w. Cuse.
man, shall, on
Saturday, tie i'll day Of May 1853,
in front Of the courthouse in Morgantown,
Virginia, proceed to sell the land in said
deed Of trust mentioned, 10 the highest
bidder for ready money.
Said Land, as specified in the convey.
auce to me, contains 44t acres, be the
same more or less, and adjoins lands Of the
heirs OF Abraham Guseman, and Joseph
Hindman. also the land Of Dorothy Hor-
ner. The situation of said land is healthy
and desirable for small farmer.
The title of said land is deemed indis.
pu,ablv gned, but selling as Trustee
shall only sell such title as is vested in me
by said Trust.
LIS. HOUGH. Trustee.
April 81. 1858. i9lts.
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Live Oak Papcr-MiD,
MILL & FARM,
gsSge geEyS'T.

The subsc,irr offers for Rent. his
Paper Mill, on Dcrkrr's creek, within hall
mile Of the Courthouse in horgantown' Inc
,,uiidinp il Of split dressed stone, tour stories
hiyh, C5 b, SO icet The supply OF water is
,,huudnut. p,ssng through tunnel ana nav.
inc n fail q. I6 feet. With The above ! VIII
ront Dwelling House, with Garden M"
Pasture Lots. This property has hfcn "rn-
pird for thirteen years past by NJ. Hon MI
cstimnbc gentleman md practical f"Fl Voc
krr, aud il now offered on lease tnf u 'cf"' ~
five OF ten years, ~ very liberal lcrn's' af u
will bc necessary TO provide some nc" ''"'"''
merry in order 10 manufacture paper F"''c'N'
fully. 1t wuuld he an easy matter to convert
this building ;ntoa
Wooden or Eoltcn Factory
as il is well adapted 10 either purpose. Eos.
session will be given on tic LIST Of April next
Also, Tor rent, my
FARM OF $50 ACRES,
adjoining s,ofrautown. Of this tam thrcu
hundred acrcs arc in clover mud tiHo'hy' 1t
il well wu,crcd, conveniently divided, aud W.
der good fence. Also,
MOrgan'Own Merchant Flour Mills
Possession of the Farm will he given in
August neat, md Of the Mills in September.
Persons wishing to examine the property,
or to learn any further particulars concerning
it, will please apply to
February %, 1853. If Morgantown, Va
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TEA DRINKERS.
DuT's Mercantile College,
PITTsBURG, Pa.

PITTSBURG, Pa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED by tho Legislature of
Pennsylvania, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Hon. James Buchanan, late Secretary Of State;
Hon. William wilkins, late Secretary Of War;
Hon. Moses Hampton;
Hon. Walter II. Lowric;
Hon. Charles Naylor;
Gen. J. X. Moorhead.
FACULTY:
p. DUFF, Principal, author Of the "North
American Accountant" Prof. Of the Theory
and Practice Of Double-Entry bookkeeping,
and Lecturer on Commercial Sciences.
I'D. WILLIAMS, Professor of Mercantile
and Commercial pcnmanship.
N. B. HATCH, ESQ.,, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Prof. Of Mercantile Law.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathematics.
This Institution occupies FIVE spacious apart
ments, and is considered the most extensive
and perfectly organized Commercial Collegei in
the United States. What is said Of il by tho
most eminent mercantile authorities in the
country, aud of the Principal as Practical
Accountant, MS an experienced Teacher, and
as an Author; MS also of his colleague, Mr..
Williams, ms a Pennan, will be found in tho
pamphlet circular Of "a pages.
Duir's bookkeeping, PIP. 1872, Royal octa-
70, Ilarper's. Price 81 ,5O-possage Il cts
"'rhe most perfect combination of instruction
and practice published"
"Duf''s Western Steamers Accountant
price 81, postage cents. "a perfect system
Tor keeping such Books and Accounts"
III Merchants and Steamers can always be
supplied with thoroughly trained accountants.
~ Send for Circular by Mail.
April 6, 1853. lolu
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Valuable EsC0s Estate.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed to
the subscriber, as Trustee, by Frederick X. l.
Dabney K. Ford, for the benefit Of Thomas j.
Curtis and Gustnvns Cresap, bearing dNte lst
October, 1851, and duly recorded in tho Clerks
Office Of Preston county, will proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, for cash,
On Monday tie oh tag Of May nert,
in front of tho Courthouse in Kingwood, the
FARM on which tho said /. X. and D. X. Ford
reside situated on the East side Of Cheat river
nearly OPPOSITE WIN. Thompson's mill s farm'
containing 100 Acres more or less. The inl-
provements on said Farm are comfortable and
convenient. Such title as is vested in me as
Trustee believed to be unquestionable) will
be made to the purchaser.
JOS. A. AMMAN. Trustee.
Narch "a, 1853. lS9 iw
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J. B. WOODWARD,
Saddle & Harness Maker,

Has just received from Philadelphia, and
Pittsburg, n splendid assortment Of materials
for the manufacturing Of all kinds of Saddles;
more general assortment Of said article
than can be got in any other shop in the
country. Also, Harness, ofcvery description,
fine and common buggy harness, Of all kinds
wagon Harness, Collars, Riding Brides, &C.,
all Of which he has and will continue TO keep
on hand, and make TO order at the shortest
notice, at his old stand two doors cas-, Of the
Court house, IN Morgantown Va. and will sell
to old and new customers on the most rcason-
able terms. Citizens of this and adjoining
counties, arc respectfully invited to call md
examine his stock, before purchasing else.
where. J. B. WOODWARD.
April l1tl, 1853. l9I,-6m.
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A CARD

As will be seen above, Drs. W. Carr & Son
have removed their Office from tho former Drug
and Tobacco Store TO the new house Of /. W.
Tower & Co., Oh Main street, where they will
be prepared, us heretofore, to attend all calls
in Medical or Surgical PTacticc. Theirtormcr
encouragement and success make any further
remarks unnecessary.
It has been reported that the cold Ductor'
intends leaving Morgan,own in Il fer dayS.-
Such is not the case. lie will remain here fol
ererdl months, and may not leave all.
W. CARR s. son.
Morgan,own, Janunrys S, 1853.
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Hats! Hats !!
Removal to "Commercial Buildings.

Removal to Monumental Buildings"
TIE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave respect
fully to inform their old friends and Gus.
toners that they have removed their HAT
STORE from the Public Square to HaQan's
new building, High street, where they are
prepared with large stock Of
Hats, Of every variety, style nnd
Price,
10 accommodate all who are ha,less, or
fear Of becoming 80, with any kind, style
or priced HAT they may desire.
Us- HATS Of any description made 10
order OH the shortest notice.
Thankful for past patronage, We hope,
by street attention to our business to re-
ceire continuance Of the same.
FIFE & CAMPBELL.
Morgan,own, April %, 1853.
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
b. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >~ee->N~Ss,Ne~es~>
PittSburg Markets. Tuesday.


Business opened quietly yesterday, with !.
fair regular trade. Tho weather was clear and
pleasant.-Rivers receding steadily, with a
fine boating stage.
Flour-Sales first hands, 400 bbls.; 240 bbls.
superfne ats4,o5; sc at same; lo5 extra at
s4,l5.
Grain-sale al bush. Oats at 81 ,-2c.; 100
bush. and l4o sacks Corn, on wharf, at 5oc per
BUSH; Wheat s0as5c.
Hay-Salcs 90 loads at SI0al3.
Potatoes-Sales first hands, 81 bush. Reds
and Neshannocks, at +5c; IS and ll6 sacks
Neshannocks at 5oc. per bush.
Brooms-Sale 10 doz. common at Sl,2o.
Soda Ash-Salc 20 casks domestic at 3 Ia
az lie; % casks Imported, on private terms.
Sseds-sale 60 bush. Glover, first hands, at
Sc.
Butter-Salc bbls. prime at lsc.
Cheese-Sales so boxes W. R. at 9al0c.
Lard-Sale bbls. No. l at DC.
Eggs-Sale 275 doz., on wharf, at 0 Lee
Whisky-Sale 10 bbls. rcctified at 2la22c.
Fish-Sale - bbs. Trout and White Fish at
s6as per Dbl.
Baeon-salcs 10000 lbs Shoulders ut Ia
time; 5000 Id at &c; 1000 ID Sides at lee;
$500 ID Hams at 9 Lac
Bulls Nfeat-Sale $1,000 ID hog round at
l-2c; 6 IL and I 10, A mos.
Charlottesville 10 hhds. Sugar at 5a5 1-sc.,
to city trade; 80 oak bbls. Molasscs, to city,
at 81 LAC a mos; 10 bbls. to country, at SIC;
so bags Coffee al 10 Lee time.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-23
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rg,TE Subscribers having sold their entire
Stock Of Drugs, Tobacco, &C., at their
" Morgantown House," to the above firm o.
l.. ". Tower & Co., respectfully recommend
them to their former customers; aud us they
will, for some time to come, have the assist.
auco OF Dfs. ". Carr " Son, in the Drug and
Medica! way, the Public can rest assured Of
having their Medicines carefully selected and
their prescriptions accurately compounded.
II. il. CARR Il co.
Morgantown, January s, 1853.