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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-04
IAMrs JoNrs. Adms. n.
Probats Court, Pike
County o. Peti-
lion % sell land.

NM. .,,no. ~ ..,.s County D. Pei
or oI rsos % wr.r, DEC. tiOn q ssRland.
On The llth day Of March, 1853, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A, and o'clock
p. M. Of said day, al the door Of the Court
House. in the town Of Pikeion, In Pike coun-
ty, will be sold 10 the highest bidder, the fol,
lowing real estate as the property Of Enos
West, deceased, to vii: Situate in Union town.
shin, Scioto county, being The whole Of entry
or survey No, 1875, in Virginia Military
district, original quantity 40 acres, (but utactu-
ally containing abou. 200 acres.) original pro.
aprietor, Jonathan Cray, beginning at red
ok and two chesnul oaks, westerly corner TO
John II. Smiths survey No. 1850, thence
with the lines thereof, south nineteen degrees
east sixty four rolts % chestnut .oak and
Two dogwoodsj thence soplh sixty tao de-
grees east thlrti three poles 10 two red oaks
lbence south twenty-five degrees east twenty.
five poles 10 white ouk aud black osk cor
ner 10 said survey; thence south fifty four de
greeA east lousieep poles 10 three white oaks
in the line Of said survey thence scuth TWEEN.
~ one degrees west fifty two poles TO a white
oak and pine corner to survey number twelve
Thousand eight hundred and eighty five; thence
with The iues south seventy eight degrees
west sixty poles TO white and black oak =
thence north eleven degrees west one hundred
aud ten poles to apine, then north fifty -uine
degrees west eighty poles TO a white oak and
two red oaks, norlherly corner to said survey
number twelve thousand eight hundred aud
eighty five; thence north seventy eight de-
grees forty nine sec. east ninety five poles 10 the
beginning, containing forty acres more or less,
unincumbered by The Widows dover. A-
praised II one hundred dollars. Terms ofsale
one half cash in hand, IT sldue in nine months,
with intere with good personal security.
JAMES JONES, Adns.of
Feb 4, le53-4w Enos West. dec.
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Cincinnati Market.

10 \ - CINCINNATI, Feb. 2. 4
Flour-There was fair demand to-day for
city trade, an at 1928 there wss some in
quirl for ex orWtion, Sales at "a, ,25@4, 80
@4,32, Extra St,45.
Mess Pork $l4@l4,50, and rumps al
Sl2,25.
$4,000 lbs bulk sides al etc. Shoulders &c.
Whisky 1911 from canal and 1913 from
wagons, bu. rates atht lower.
Cheese S@9c.
Rio Coffee l0@l0s.
Sugar 4a@4ac Tor fair to prime.
MoIasses- Of so at 30c.
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CARD.
TO mY Old CTsTOmnRs.


TTAVlNG discontinued the Retail Dry
IN Goods and Queensware business, | can
not omit this occasion 10 return m, sincere
thanks to host OF warm and influential friends
for their long continued and very liberal pat
ronage, many of whom have done business
with steadily since my first commencement in
business fifteen years ago.
The past two years have not been able 10
give such attention as could wish to my retail
customers, and therefore concluded to relin-
quish it to ]. +. Towel & Co., who orc my
successors in the retail business. Off, F. Tow
ell, the acting partner, it is not proper or nec-
essary for me to say anything, as he is alread,
well known to the public as my leading sales
man for FIVE years past. He will, however, be
glad to continue the business relations of my
old customets, with whom separate.
Very respectfully,
jan29-dw3m JAS. PURSELL.
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New York Market.

NEw YORK, Jan. 81.
The Cotton market is unchanged, with
sales Of 100 bales.
Coffee is steady al 9ac for Rio.
Sugar is dull al 42@5lc for Muscovado.
Molssses is doll, with small sales.
Sales $500 brls Flour at $5 1905 so for
State; SIS 68@5 rs Ior Ohio, and $5 75@5
81 for Southern. The murket is fifmer
Wheat is nominal
Barley is buoysnt.
Sales of $4,000 bus Corn at &c for new
mixed.
Whisky 25c for Prison.
Sales Of 400 brls Pork at IS so for mess,
and Is 81 for prime.
Mess Beef firmer at Sl3 25@lS so for re-
packed CLicBgo; prime sells at S20@2l.
Cut meats are dull at l0@l03c for hams,
and 7sc for shoulders.
Sales of 200 brls La d at lOs@llc; a de-
cline.
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JAMES PURSELL,
Exclusively Wholesale Dealer in
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,

FRONT ST, PORTSMOUTH, O.
JAMES PURSELL having relnqulshed
u the Retail Business, viii give his entire at
tention 10 the Wholesale trade, and by'frequent
arrivals OF Goods, will keep his stock large and
well assorted at all times His facilities for
importing and buying from Manufacturers and
Agents, are such, hat he will be able to c fer
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
eded by the change he has made, and he solic-
its an examination Of his stock by persons who
have hitherto bought in other markets an29
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CHRGEyE.aR

SAAElGLAlk. s
For the TalI and Winter Trade.
- Il. R0SS ayails himself oil this upportu.
kJe nifty Informing lis customers aud all
who may visit Portsmouth, that his arrange
mentS are more extensive ior gu,.pl,ing their
wants itun heretofore, lis supplies are now
arriving almost daily from the Fast aad South
and his assortment will at il tunes be iouno
full and complete. lie woulds;al attention 10
TIC Fact thht purchasers cdnaways find among
ms assortment muuy articles oi dali enquiry
not usually 10 be obtanrd at other Wholesale
Houses. which enables him To III orders viii !
,romplncss and at pric IS that canuol fal 10
plense.
The undersigned tenders his special nc +.
know Iedg m nts TO cOuntr, merchants, and
grccers OF this city, also TO Iron masters in
this and adjoining counties and Kentucky and
respectfully invites "a continuance Of their or
ders.
GETSpecial attention paid 20 filing orders
anu al articles warranted as represented.
W Particular examination is invited L. the
following Branches Of his trade:
Cotton Yarns and Batting;
All Qualities gun powder
Choice green and black teas;
All kinds tobacco;
Imported aud common cigars;
M'st kinds foreign lrrils;
louisville lime;
Hydraulic crmtnt
Cah,inod plaslcrs;
Grindsioues;
Slonc ware;
Kanaw ia-& H. salt
Sugar & cofee;
Molasses;
Mackerel and white fish, dye stu fis general
ly bacon aud lard; WOODEN ware, &c.
Oct. | '52-d@tI. SIR ROSS.
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Blank Books.

A S the first pf January is approaching when
N business men Frequently change tleit
firms or book 8, tits very impoftu Mt they should
be made some time before using. / therefore
cake this early opportunity Of Informing ali
such that | have on hand i large stock Of
French and Amcrican Blank Books papers.
which will be ruled TO any patletn and in tho
best manner. as h F7s-l ~
Persons wanting will please leave tl,sir a..
dcrs at the New Book store. No. " Buckeve
Block, Front st. PoftsniputhA Ohio. y m y #
nov 29 ]. STEPHENSON.
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Application for Redemption of Lands

MOTTO E is hereby given TO yII whom il
IN may concern, that the subscriber will
make application to the Court of Common
Pleas, ol Scioto County, Ohio, at its next scs.
sion in said county, for an order of redemption
OF certain tract or parcel of land situate IN
said county, being forty .40) acres of survey
number seven thousand six hundred and thirty
(763O) on Scioto Brush Creek; original quanti-
ty seven hundred and six t706J acres; origin
al proprietor, William Kendall which SAID for
ty t40l acres We're sold on the l4th day of Jan
uary, A. d. 1859, to Andrew Crichton, Jr. for
the taxes on one hundred and sixty (l6O) acres,
parcel of said survey, valued at three hundred
and fifty (Sb y dollars, and chargrp with taxes
at the time OF the sale alorsaid, in the name of
Elias Simpson.
ALEXANpEp OLIVER,
By II. w. Jordan, his atty.
Dec. %, 1859.
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Removal |!

- VERY thankful Cor the liberal
SskK patronage bereleforr bestowed
GETG upon me, take great pleasure in
informing NY friends and customers that 1
have REMOVED MY BO TX STORE to the
large and elegantly furnished Room Nc. 4,
Buckeye Block, Front street, where NAV
be lonnd a large and entire New Stock Of
Nledical. tuw. School and nIiscellnneour
Books, Wall Paper, window Paper. Car
ana Letter Pnper Of evrry varietys fBlnnk
descriptions. -'- -
These Goods were all selected in New York
and Philadelphia especially for this market
ana are fully equsl 10 any 10 be found else
where.
THE BOOK BINDERY.
is in the third story Of the same building
where manufacture Blank Books of any size
or PATTERN, and, / hesitate not to assert, supe-
rlor in materials used, and workmanship to
any made in Ohio. s a IN D1.
Hoping those in want Of any article in INV
line will call and examine Tho quality and price
which is as low as can be found in Cincinnati
or Pittsburgh, 'S-,
remain the Public's humble Servant.
- . ~ - ~. LAS -STEpurAic as-
Portsmouth, Ohio, Nov. lS, / S52-dw
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Notice.

FHHHE E subscriber has been appointed and was
n qualified as Acmini traitor to the estate ol
Philip Gribel, late of Scioto county, decd
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed 10 make immediate payment. All those
having equitable claims against said estate are
desired TO present them legally authenticated
thin tie year. JACOB lALLERY, Adm.
Dec. 20, SO.
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1ts 's,;sto S.a's cS,,,i Of Ohio, raop4rr CURT.
Robert Reeside has been appointed and quail
ifed as administrator of the estaie of Willis
Lee, decd.
ROBERT RESIDE,
jan25, v3t AGm's.
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DR.. HENRY EDGAR, Hompopathis

DR.. HENRY EDGAR, Homoeopathist.
WoULD inform the citizens of Portsmouth
w aud vicinity that he has openedan Office
over Lo lwick & Sons store, tront-st and
hopes from correct knowledge of his proIes.
SION, and by strict attention to business, to
merit public confidence audpatronagt.
Dwelling, corner of Fourth and Market .sts
Dec 20ls, ,52.-d&wly
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0WA1EQE UG IA tGA1AA
No. 207 Main Street, BH9a3o, y, y.
DIR. d. d. VAUGHrVs
VEGETABLE IlRH0BIRIPlIg NIE1DRII
10 many ours L { nialiag ~ q 4.
All OEER THE WORLD.
= he EsE become =: s sdsAs ~ tspy nss and u
DROPSY.
ssis e sds s dsspiss ss ba%s bss'. .s e %
disease |. y dehttgls GHoLxRl and dc dow pnd ds.ai
rsndeS The Patient utterly unab 70 move afms one q
HITHERTO NCURABIR,
II now yields this remedy and Phyacans 40 Il publicly
Snd privately with perfect sacsss. any vie
S Sd ,s. sSs p q .2 D q aSs s as 3
APPLICATIONS OF THE KNIFE,
% S ~ se saa and y s3 4
T ses% s ps 4 ssss sss 81 az a. s4a s
d certain. II they will give Il far TRIAL IA l7' 5I IN n
GRAVEL,
and all dseases Of the urinary organs; for these daine
and the edie. testified TO viii convince The most skspos
DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,
q ss%s %%saisisls relieved y Is% ssy. " y das
w ~ ,,,,,, - - ss-s ,u.. :, :. 80 n''n =
vhaLAi 1AMhuA VI
iamss ne eo"'A ""' a''o W " 's is-ss
~ IRREGULARITIES, sURPREssroEs,
painful %sg.iraaons M arss ss been .ssi except
be relied upon sure and effective remedy and did w iei
permitted 10 do 30. cunld give 3lNat1
A THnusAun NArrra M
a, uroof or cure. n I'M, i.,,oy cla., q oo.,.,. Il
pamphlet An broken down, debliiaied oonstuiions 90
The effect q mercury VIII find the braeing power OF s
from rom he he system.
st themseves gsrilcunry u The application Of the com
this paragraph. For centuries there has been used % he
north oil Europe, n, M
CERTAIN pOTANICAT AGENT
-.,., . :" -' -.-e~t 49,
which Y all dlssnses or derangements of the ieunle teA
oeesuuGuom, d4enlles, painful men.truauoni &c, %,
elected cure This root indigenous TO our so and onld
In large qnsntes and as mediclna property stands With
Gat an sgqa ioms one q M COMPOUNDS " ne pfspasa
uol, wneh as whole. - the pcst remedy ever given 70
" IonS m Gme m sure ana ne syssm VIII 70 fo'ea
nancy If Ssys u Spsns and PAINFUL Oab
often Occur both = married and un@SEsa ism2s.. and r
So SS 'S p'oV'A 0O'''uS''"' w"'0A ans nun saAns
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER COMPLAINT, B,..ous D,,.
ssss Is, Ilnsa|%atien q ts a'Ss GgagSs Asa.s
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S. r. ROSS.
S. r. ROSS,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Com M4SSlON
AM
RR0DUCE Ne HER CEEANT,
j 6RTt siifT GNa
Crn1i 81 pn.i,.,.n..lL NDL.

fptis tor saa ~ GHsntans, a. hfA assortment
Of GR0t EElESse &c ey l. nh carr, md at fhe
hnea ,oHs. Ccnsiramoats Of Merclanafze for
,od''ded nth yrcaitnoss In Rip,r, Canal, o,
Railroad. Cash raid tor troGuee, Grain ana
Merchandise generally at his garcheuse.
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Ladies Sometimes I,raycI.

EHN0 ALL that have the most remote idea Of
IL going out Of doors in freezing weather,
we would recommend a new, beautifu, and du.
Table style OF Calf Skin 1,yershoo, and uIir Of
lace, fur lined, which win ilnpartwarmth to the
wearer, without the unsightly, clumsy appear
ance ofthe common article.
edo. II R. BELL g. co,
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J. r. TOWEL & co,
Dealers In
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,
QUEENSWARE, CHINA AND CARPETS.
No. l, Enterprise Buildings, Front street

mo. l, enterprise Buildings, Front street,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
MIR. JAMES PURSELL having relin-
Iu quished the retail branch Of his business
to us, we shall bc happy to meet our custom
ers al the new stand in the building lately oc-
cupied by 7. N. Dayey. J. Il. lowell who
has been for the past Eve years engaged as
clerk with Mr. Pursell will give his undivided
attention to this establishment. We shall be
happy 10 renew former arrangements with
our friends who have had open accounts with
the old concern.
The stock Of Fancy Goods adapted TO city
trade will be heavier than heretofore and ev
|ery effort win DO made 70 please our custom
|ers. .i., ]. r. TOWEL & co.
No, 4, Enterprise Buildings.
Pcrtsmcuth, jan. e, 1853. Wy '''''
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COTTON YARNS,

ENIVE THOUSAND POUNDS C"TTON
A. YARNS from Caro & Perry's Mills, for
sale on their usual terms 10 the trade. Orders
from their customers promptly utlrnled 10, as
il is their intention TO keep full supply OF
all their articles in store, and at Prices cur
rent IN Pittsburgh and Cncinnali
dec. 10 <. r. ROSS,
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ShaWls /! ShaWls / 4

A LARGE L0T' of Bay State, Empire
IA State, Long, Square. Common, Blapket
and Basket Shawis, just received, which will
be sold wholesale % retail II low prices. X
dec. 20 VIM ELDEN q CO..
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MCDOWELL & CHANDLER,
No. 9, McdOireis Block. Market st.
PORTSMOUTH, o.

IOHIoMOOIH, ".
~ We will sell al auction or private sale
all kinds Of goods or wares placed in our hands,
and make return Of proceeds promptly
Mr.. Chns. P. Chandler will attend TO out
door sales of real estate, stocks, furniture, &c
Regular sales on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Cash advances on. consignments.
References given il required. jan2S, w3m
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Srcppr.pv,s,0vs,ce,. !,

CdlUMBUs, January II 1893. u
hereby certify, that the foregoing laws.
are correctly coupled from the originalrolls
on file in this Office.
WILLIAM TREVITT.
Secretary of State.
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O00 bags of Eastern Rio Coffee, now ar
NUO riving, for sale by S.R. ROSS.
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BUCKEYE BRAND.

EN0RTY.TWo Boxes this favor;re Brand
L. of Virginia Tobacco, manuf,cturcd to or.
derat Lynchburgh, Va, Tor sale at mnnufac-
turers' rates by [dec. l9l S. r. ROSS.
HAVANA ClGARS.--An envoiee of rea
Ill Havana Cigars from Guilrrno Hon, The
for sale by S.R. ROSS.
dec. 10.
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New Goods.

WM sALTER, j. has lest received q 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 first
ciass Dry Goods House. jan 10
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SPRING APPROPRIATIONS!
BERRY & BERRY,

DGhRI ~ DERRY,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS, EAST SIDE MAIN
st., BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH, GIN.
XTOULD INVITE MERCH ANTS AND
w WHOLES Me BUYERS TO inspect
their large and extensive stock Of
FANCY GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE SPRING TRADE.
Our facilities for securing desirable Styles and
cheap Goods for customers, are not surpassed
by any House in the West, as we have an ex.
perienced buyer constantly in the Eastern
cities, forwarding us daily such Bargains as the
market offers in
Ribbons, Fans,
Millinery Goods, PerJumery,
Embroideries, Combs,
Lace Goods, Brushes,
Hosiery and Clones, Thread,
White Goods, Jetoehy,
Handkerchiefs, Buttons,
Dress Trimmings, Acc0deons,
Cutlery, VARIETY Goods, &c.
The popular feature Of selling most oil the
Goods at five per cent advance, will be con.
tinued.
TO CASH and approved SHORT TINE buyers,
We can offer unusual inducements.
Feb. 3--dw6m
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TRuAsuRER's OrfrcE,

N TRUAsURER's 0FFIcE,
As PORTSMOUTH January II, 1858.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the Ohio Statesman,
now on file at this Office.
G. A. WALLER,
Auditor of Seioto County.
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m EW SUGAR q MlLASsES, by bids md
IN lbs fer sale at market rates by
dec.0 5. Il. ROSS,
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GeograDhies.

MlTCnELLS, Olney's, Smiths, Mofse
lxA and Bennett's Gccgrephits and AtlaHe
n,w editions for sale wholesale Of sinple Z g.
les by lnoy 2s1 J. STEPHENSON
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LNACELSlOR. 10 boxes " ra H,rtsn favo-
~ rite Tobacco, for sale by S Il. ROSS.
dec20
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k000 BUSHELS Of Shorts just received
0UlJU and for sale by
jan. IA KENNEDY 8 CUNNING.
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REMOVAL Oh THE FIELD AND NEED STORE
sS. KENNEDY a CUNNING.

JUST RECEIVED. 1000 lbs Of fresh RYE
u FLOUR, and for sale by
jan ID KENNEDY L. CUNNING
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MAILS, 100 kegs and 10 nails, for saIe by
1N acc ~ S. r. ROSS.
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CERTAIN pOTANICAL AGENT.

which in all diseases derangements Of the emae ss,s
distractions, difficulties, painful menshuaton., &c, b.
effected This INDIGENOUS 10 our SOIL and f0nnd
In large quantities, and medicinal property, stands with
out an equal IL forms Of the compounds In the prepare
deItaied femne; ii and the stsm will be restored
For the relief Of all Sympathetic Diseases attendant on prog
nancy: aays tose dstTeasng and painful troubles which
often both married and unmarried females, and
COLL. &G. ~
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CoMrLAisr, Bniens Dss.
cases, Inflammation Qt he Lungs, CoHghs Colds Hoarss
ness Night Spsafs Heahes dc. for all these dseases A.
Medicine has been 4 eoual. e+t3sA s-gtEal IN
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pamphlet. All broken down, de6taied oonstutions 10
the effect Of mercu, VIII find the braeng power OF @
&c TO act immediately, and the poisonous mineai edcn
The q Instinct properss which compose his article, mani
pound, Tor the Distressing class OF complaints which hea
this parngaph For centuries there has been Used % u
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

npRWrR,a Grand Moving Mirror, Glance the World y
d viii b. exhibited Fellows Hall for week only
mencne Thurrday, February path
gorgeous work Of art (hy Geo 81 Brewer
the artis 81 The famous Mammoth of Ken
has been delighted witnesses where
exhibited during short time which has elapsed
since lite completion !.
Artists press. mary tovsards who have seen ~
beautiful attractive, and nu
cal exhibition whole Of panoramic psntnS
and amusing a IT'S pieno'o'
giving doe. chief artificial beauties OF EUROPE
Asia, Africa, and Amercs.
The painting arranged in three sections corresponding with the
Of the globe and choicest natural scenery
vegetation, architecture costume, and
culias particulars he made
10 The programme. the panorama itself
mi nj
o,clcck Wednesday O'Clock
The win be- accompanied appropriate music and
Asliaseted by Mr. G. A. Rand
Tsckss Is cents half price. liberal for
schools.
Csrs OF admission may obtained prncips
stor~s The Once win for the
uck.m each day from 10 to ? O'Clock
r~sa AIS
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New York, Feb A-p
The stock market to-day closed du--sales Of United
States 6's, 1867 at 100; Canton, I2ian advance Erie,
ssh Nicaragua, $50 Morris canal, 2i; Erie converi-
bes, 97A Harlem 68a sales Of 60 shares of Norwich and
Worcester, 5ll Stonington, SCI; Cumberland coal, 81
Cary improvement, l3i The money market 10 slightly
stringent. Exchange London l0t premium.
The advices by the Arabia have caused advance in
hour-saes of 900 barrels IS O6t for State, and $5 81
IS Sc for southern. Rye flour and meal firm.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our Baltimore Correspondent
BALTIMORE, Feb. "a

BALTIMORE, Feb. Pap, N.
An unusually large number OF strangers are
irving from the North and West their way TO Wash
ngton TO attend the Inauguration. Our principal hotels
are already crowded. Many OF those arriving are
chants who have deferred their visit in order TO witness
the inuguraiion.
But little news OF moment to-day.
The advices from Europe by the Arabia have caused
advance in breadstus. Small sales of -four TO. day
IS 10 IS 25. Grain No actual change to no.
ce in quotations. but holders asking higher figures
The stock market is steady.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-25
Feb 9-iflm
sale To-Day.
By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by D. o. MCGUIRE, Auctloneor.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At PUBLIC SALE.
On Friday afternoon, February 25th ~ O'Clock on The
b. c. D. E. r. and G. being subdivisions Of
original square No. 247 situated the Of 18th
Massachusetts, Subdivisions A. b. c. ID,
18th with depth Of 9
feet aey subdivision the os and has ront
07 feet 10 inches MasHachu
avenue 25 Massachusetts,
depth of 1859 feet u 30Ieet alley.
Handsomely located with the grade the
delightful part Of the city for private residences
third the residue In two equal payments At
months with interest," and secured BY deed o. trust
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Feb 2O-d Aucuoneer.
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Warrington, February 10, 1853.
The regiment Of volunteers having invited part
Inauguration Of the President Of United
March, assemble resmeniai parade ground
in front Of The City Hail. that day at 10 O'clock
The officers commanding companies will give the orders
for the occasion.
The officers commanding arriving from distances and de-
string in the procession, the
handing officer u the time and place above stated
BY order of Colonel William Hickey
Feb 2a-dtd JAMES b. TAFT, AdutanL