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ST TUO,iAs " T. Ma-ca q is,f-rhe schooner Union -
Bsrrably from SewYork the @Jth NJ or Para Brazil Ec-
stsus by white sils con.sind assorted aad
$4,000 In .ecie aid cargo VITA the exception 81 the
on rck I've dave managing 70 shsi on cts %
title ne The only provisions they e)lt 60 snc ~en
on &c. sd taken Point Peer Gasaaoape. where they Egst
on tie m nj Fo-ro this place q slt.y %
scbooner Rachel Brown viii % esyestodsy f1s New 4ok
b he ON r.f iesns 6a4 The; size hss condemned
,ud ,od f 469-he furniture sails snchofs k bens 'od -
fourteen months AID had ~ bts OF o. rnlea h %
and ,hipped FOR NeFYof tou-os 10 the big siFoa Ias
Arr Mach ~ whaling brE Mexico Csilas eaking o"no nnsa
wh-its b..s OscoA Chls0s H B7dord i,o
rss 10 ssrsruah Sid 2<-h fcs Dfagou, 5a1eaa-1
B-rior No.e Fr.nhors Ne Porto Cebe9 i,t
esrso sts ,eh Reehe Brown ou foni Peer 70
PHILADELPHIA-Af Aprl s. C. : nal se:usaip Eystepe
stat Hsrds ssvsnnsa s,.4atip ,y o.
Richmond va Sor9s bAk John Poster Fseee ooei3l, s
Foter Crouel Boston .chEl Lille sagnd-rs CoIsoH WIN
toc { Tan 80 days ION Port DEPOSIT AIy Ho
$3.50 sP. yr.a. Tea Richmond cy o. 5s.ioI
H,k,r ston. De Cara Sewfork big SYRIA BeJ
w RitssepI: Here Fsids ss.uoss; Dael 9s.sipea Wa.
SItop sc iss. Kline Psnsgo Cd D9unsn tiree-al;.ecl
YF scsrs Banner M.ickel Lyrs T. ThoG2zoG tsr'1u
o.. ,sto-. Che~ bur1ee, Ts-1-eri Z h-raee baass
80 tlss5-h jane Reed BossoI tsEs. Nay vEss- Bas-
TN New-YoIs' 10 10 Hans d. We 3 slSF q 20 q;
polsste Nsssr, Geo. Mott ksa-ler, Hudson
Arr 10, sielnip City y Msaca-s-
%, Wsi.. Liverpool ,sAus,p Kennsoee Cope. Nss fers
JLns Wefieott Sew ORLEANS GoT-rnor Ca.ss Ses ioft
lions. syro9r Kelly SswYoIE AseswsssG BsTsr Sos,or
rbr,SEs Yera Por.and: MARY Laws Bosom Martin,
I,iII Ne--yost; Tn Ce.ysr, Rsyro-, Pe-;laa1 Cean-
81. Eve .:ssser Bi.ssSe co.essi tss Cen
NletersoE. bosion IL. Mar, Ai-er Lass DO
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spoken. &C.

FEB TO- Of staten Lla Cape horn, bark Emily Of New bsla
Mich lat . 4 lon s. W eYeh,rs,a sisa, with BAH
o. =. ststrfrs \. ", sgFpoIed FOR Australia
NJ, Gpn Key exchanged nss With bark Rover New
York. bound r"HA -. . =, ~, v.i..h..,
fn Liysvpo.i loI Australia -zsisj o. b. ge5Jred
Mach e. IA, 81 s. iOu q y oa.k ruiyes e 81 weeks fn
N,eh s IS ~ IS o., bark John Murray w~sm from
Husuo. A,rss Tor Bos.o1 =. -
AM t s. os lou :, Sc brig Pb, Larrsbse diy,En Barb
Gaze Henry same day brig br.usn Fairfield from silsn fJ
As-ii a. g. lon u bds Onseo 81 hhe OF Gee o,d
Esb y Al 9sN lon % W bark Cynhia" Of Mobile f.on
New O-s.u. 80 ds,s Tor Au.-salis 50 = ported -.
p 6 miles - earA san Bin easan ifoal
Msrh Is Ion 81 - W ship Union BiSton from New
York Fef. 3 FOR Sen FrincNco- =, -
March 5 on Il a. ship Cape Cod Seas, fin NsT-Yors
N,,es 70 Al ST. lon W. alp Ma,li Lee from Newport Eng
March 70 ia Crooked ls-I Passage 'oh F. BOvsy, I'm Jse
MaSa Is s IS y lon 60 a. bark Milton from Galveston for
M.Ich n .t 90 lon =: ,ht M.ry Bsnnsf from Boston for
N.reR % AZ q 80 ION SIS a. scbr Penn,Jyan. 10 days fsom
posrd f,r = Jsso her d@ckOat n gao
MsIch 80 la u ~ ION Fi ons AYs'o from tea'e'''
GpT l., 3 % 40 sip North abssl,nd from L)adoi
ASiiS lat % 90 lon u O., ship Tesres, Sohru9 fron
Ne7Y Mobile blTk T. T. Gan o ron '-4oss tor 81
ATIi lat Is o. Ion I. g. alp cOn.sA from Ne"oean' for
Aoril lst 50 20 on CT big F,aoa;h a'es Ing T.
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WARLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK


s..,A;, Bl.et way,;or Bullock Noble LiviSEoA c..
stic-sr .a. Barrett Ne~or ssas w Nslssa son Les-
g,.uh 81 Aurrsy, kasson, Jam H. Sooao1 Noi-asi>
Surge Charleston, 7 "s;-- ei - ,,-. r -.s..
Bsls-L iresn Cl.Ik heshs sufss I.inaS 20 tsaeaes'
srsui. Hons Kcng buek!ana N''Hei I'eH ''@- "A'-'
Neptevieto. J X. >sieAy T. = &c. e. r. I'LL.
Bsrbsso.s J c De Misr; Csfss-re Ncies. Ne,es
$500 BucI Go Mates Pfirnsn Pe.tsl Csnpay, L.'.
'esooDer.-st Laurence, Heaani cs',ie,,e1 Lsne; Ws
u-rs,-'c, Ru, Rsfenan 4 Ruteeros >a-s1 4
r-s In Ri.hmopd Price forkown Cole Peters. irs
Ia. PLANTER co Dsnyile Turtle Riehroo5 n fieEsa Log
Grersor. Hslock Apl.ei.c1..
y.,- asrsS: s.teIly Grsns Chailssen N:Creasy MO-.
n.n Wes, Aex.ssA sgrse Cssiisaa Go Roe B5 osn-
~ :, ioh,. s. Desy; Herald tBrD Hopkins HALIFAX
IN CO Benz Hsrrsoa speacer, wilninsto. J. J.
Williams . 49,. p.u..l.h,. 7 " p5,u
Ameic. Bske. Pis.dsncs, mater As'seedsat ie'fy
Warehsu.
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.,S Cor s.., fsh IS .Msnh.n lab 81 aes isfs PR
y.o.s Poft hr-s Porassl fos how lyrt-
IN 5sr OF Hcs3uss esvsa ozss sSos' s s schs 90
sts,ls l-ws. ia Ts~ yoss s.eay An $50. 8, -.
AArecbo R. iA II hr< Els Reed, "'4ke ten . ''--
SD rem tss.rsn. sbsu s5s sls bs Comet Or yasls Be-
too; Jsli4 Ann Jahr.Sn Sss iok SSnt h s.rs Wn Css
Dowy. Asxsasria Coz Ge0ryeto~a ssar Ass Pessy. s"2
Do -
NswNcsk sds scsr TAous Wstsr iioI 20 % u o'sa
90 s. Isisuous' Cor Alsnoie. By Tor PSr,isni' -,
Cad 2h AT. bark N.e- hos Colfoh 's S'"ss 's<
ssh. bark frse Lcuf Cam cosrs
CID Gr.nd Turk sth ait b. brig Clearer Crosby e'a oe
schr OEti. shaw DO
Ar al R.KfaS u, Forsses Ne~-YsEk; Ss Golden
Az . 81 John SB fh BARK Cabsgs Perkins Chvlestos
ca 81 s:hs Pearl smith BOstSa ath, GreTesai. ApresJ
c,u.e FEB "a sAip. Fyirs Dragon E-r,,- s., Yrss
p,sre-. R.scon chnehs aoS bark fireiy R,s,ssa.
- ~ ~. p RoAos. San Frsssisce fses sa>s
E.yn r ured S's-s pat beck lesky hsrk Nay s2r.aS
T,r, trehs I.l.rd. 18Th snip WIZ Rsarer >evs s,t L
var, f-b-e bark Lreis FIELD io United sta - pa; eses
- ss y.h % bsrs. Dru e.hirs. (Srl U,i;ss States
Vsnsls, Fsrds. Northern crows LAMB s5t ssrsa seys
Merritt Tinted stAts sAriusky Rec Louis Peheps asa
srr.rur Mcclellan Chrcha lslsras 9TH bark lsiss Sasea
Pr uout 40 MSrcA .Ap Splendid Hissnh tatsd Ssrs
Reeson Csnshas hsEss Way Spi,as ssess "a 80
iih .kns Fe. ChAu.iou 90 May Aniol1ee tisr-s1-tsn
10; b.4k John Wst;s. Jr. Carve, Gasyalrli . -,
Ar =, do March OphlF, Baker Chimes isr "a s,ts
li,A Tor tinted Sslss bark Ellen Ncye. Cseori tor ua-d
state. Pat bach supposed ssky So shs. Urele .s,y sssa
YroAy. Brs5scorh Pansas M,nuss Peassni do Cs-sdse
Esvnie Chucha Iotb sssh and Louise heeder sas trss
ci, flth balk. ldco kirbs Smith Chnehs samuel tNn
Do.rey Msussuils, west Cose o. Atdss
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psu,as,ps,a markets. .Noxp.Y. April 10.

Tie Corro market continues da sad unss ted and IN E
ON i'm is4 scale Ihe FLcUR rlrsct depressed = day
urtr t. osesr aid buyers are hotng OF 9i Owe
teuds % sienstaca tle q
b~,5 no ar. desudr pEevo prices We 4Jote so2a sn
a bspds 70 dsy s. ~ sad extra 1t - 5o! wth 400
ss AZ the the demael beng pFhepey 10y oi'
RYE FIoUK COIN Meal sre qai.t Ala prs 70 "a
A. -: ate hed = s5 IS without ssies CoAS .
Ieay s,~sdy win ssies Of = " blsh soo,a7t ~
H.. ,rs AZ ~ dse scarce a. tAe lANe'
f uebangsl BAT sales are onr N
~ Nsnia :, ar solo Oh pubhc The tEoN'o s.
NOE active md pTces upward t-nasI O. l5 Sc.
now uasius Inactive WaisxY soo1 si-i1> J.
- q, 49, md isTre
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pee,,pt, of ProdueeArRIL :.

D, W.. Yk and H1'lsr Afgoaf 9s 10 We, sl1g ~
Mr. p DO CoS $50 Dc. Cave -
sheer do Horses 1851 Ds'sei Hog, sos Do N1ioa az
Pei qrfr. Poul E-r III do Butter 80 % sle
~ bl.hr Oats SIS 10 oshs1 Grsn 5 DO Poioes - sas
bay s. lion do L1noef o DO
Nstbe b5ls Fic.,s 5c4o Paper Isl oles Wa-cas
Nscons .,, - 80, ~ ,-,
do Com 2 sizes L siAtr ) pigs Batter, Do Asaes
Bt HsSa bcfgct-. hhs ElouF 81 pkss Nht-y 90
hs.b Wheat 5 ,tTs Cheese. is do Ashes.
~ E P,o,a.is bbls Flor 5i beg. oas 10 co Cora IS
49, IS hsr, Rive Wheat , bs!sE Woo Q! pkSs
ProvioLs. le 10. Aslts - -.. -. -,
Uo.s 7. 3 o sides Leather. f5s PssS Butter.
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Nv Tfiesrnns.

BOSTON sr ii 10, bark, @5-ef Calcutta xoisEA Bs..
mafs Ma sw1ss Plern0. schooner Eist - EaytL ~
hs.ch l. Fra aftsi0 IO sslrses for Boston >iA' dy
lLoIs Eon Az Ne~ pat "a Ia distress essJ s'
s'sa .tc Of n.osn oTeoo.a .elr Ass'a ste
Jareo sd lth. saips st Patrick Asn1eT
from New Yi Lordos lih Cogbo fowns, for L'naoa
40 AT birs Jenny Lind rhsislPhi; Orion, AK Cages
~ b.it ceutt. from go,;os Agil for Loaion, rpssl
ssfore on Cope Sable - ps-c1.sTs
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slosp,y Aprs Thesis he'd i''on n b icy MARE
7, me-, W. set ed now thu there plenty Of sy N ne c2l4
nv .a ts. the ptice viii yary materially Jla r CIV
There was ittc in mtIke. sttt1 -, morning. -
ohy an liked Clover s1f htd top oi 81 -S "a
1.etv TYnothy I'D fr - o. a II IL for afs: qnAhy
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Markets

Markets e.. .RfDorted ~ TsegraPt
p,v,vors Aprl loNotwth,tandias the a3ees ~ t1s N.
roma or ira ke, ~ BREspsrUFfsis nm stss were ds 4s
r.6rurg Of 81 bis Of ELoUE - = - o-I ~
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To Mariners.

Liesr IN rsE RfeaT PIAyx CoAsr VENICE -Ao7,rc
STa-h oly Informed that the Us, Of ,s'
ucnth sh esfsbrAef the pgia othe
trance Of the tie River Pave kn)Sa formerly
Port ice but cal "a the Pert sveveechiA oi Pave)
.hout eleven NeLce. IL sanfs In - deg y min -
north IS min 50 east Of Greeasea ana being
ieg fee, .bove tie be visible in clear wsh-r a. the dist
snce fourteen By order Of the Lzhhe1ss Board
THORNTON 4 JENKINS Secretary Light House Sond
Trsssurv Depsrlus. Once Lshfkoa.s Board Asca 81 lSL
hcy. have Flsed in Boston H'S' to P'a' o7 the
nscile Efoure AN -. l. ..i-.., -,
ri,d i. ia l. feet a AZ lo~ water. All oess zen tAe
fiorc AZ "a the tEel.wateT & ard ron ne ooss'-oy
: h L -, IN. - .. ..i,.., ~
Ihe hsoy The wee. end Of the middle sioaad PANIED '
NAKED : in Is feet log ssteE and eea 500 m
,.,sY~ hyS ~. 3 FRANKLIN l.. H. lasPeetos
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The Copper ore sold for the North Carolina Company at
c,ien on Saturday sold ut s. 80 for every one per
.ut, sno no, per cwt published This is so0a' eqaai
10 tiao per tup, or $4,000 for the lot
Al meeting Of the Canal Beard, held April s, Richard
|B Woods u.s apnointed Collector of Canal Tolls New
FORK City. .--....,
The allowing Is comp uav statement OF receipts from
rssenge,s aud freight on the NewYOrk Central Riroad'
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPoETED roR TIE \.

MONDAY. April 80 1851
but qs, for Pots 50 9f4 sG. aal
Pesr's a 80 % D. &c 6sl.
COTrONThe market during the pisi week tho Bsad
sod Hregular, closing dull AZ tho
annexed sales 81 bales Of which 65 FOR
export G72 for home 100 speculation and &jj in trans
the market dull aud unsettled with sales OF
bales OF 81 spnners took 275 nd speculs 81.
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.srs r. ssl-rors Tss so-ssssrs svs sof. tsst
ust Ella th-r p-orefty -n b sott tes -
scss Josr Faxes Plrsos[ q al from s5upa tss Da
c. h>- referred Gshors Well slsnt. gear DOGGY vs. s' "a
m vi l,r s-y sal esnnsoesd '''ias H'as
-1sts ued bu. rif'f is-t-s
liz L. wa Nobls she PIT Ia u distress s's -
&c Lss TIE % At,sspas Fes
sa. ara fisr az saved srd cold 81 saeties lie VS.
sshr Of ~ tive years Cd and II presumed ia'
Msire
sur aA1r oRxrs To- Ns~-yessh Tvss,; from Al'rsn is
LrrSon saty main yard sPranr spoken fep 81
Gaze HA.Li.s day blai in -sasias 40 "
sss srNATEA sccn. March 81 lat 3 ~ loo -
ssei ahoat tI1s csns-d and soA1aoa7d u
h>irs tsrk ecald not distinguish her na1e
sBP sscHEN Nondbary AID fro Bostoc cor NeTDrfaa
sreek.d rsrch = Cias-rh ssd Shoas No Pseiits
BRK VISITS o. Ns~Yok from Rio Jsasife eosza 70
able Of cofee hiss been ot1J oS
moth Mpfi Ryer Vessel sad es-so asafsi n
Ssw-yck for ssogt -soc0A
FsIos PGron. Of sns from Boroa FOR Di's,1
b.fcre rsrortet Wolf Issod Dsooy sot
os 27ih arrived Dsea next Gay ard eon1sneei S,saS
hsvir sustained but tTIA NJ dausge
scEE FtIrs REED Csfpzasa raa reef =: Asn sa
Hsb0r l5sn cit the 18th condemned asa 'oi Tor
s-tTc -
logged and sssaloned wA sssa Sh
Inst. ~ Fog lslArd
A LARGE SCHOONER 7shirs, asbore on 3srasss
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TsIs DAY
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC TsIs DAT.
? IS sets - Moo : w
WATEA......TAis DAY
srsx T.sk... Is Gov esIi Hell 5e:s -
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~---irEiL - bt'i -
- 20 lAverass Ave.sq.l Avsrsse
NAsasoSB ,su 'A.h' Of Of Of
u.,eh4 CIreoi1n Deposit. circalaa Dsposiis.
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-Yhe Banks with Fl ed 5eos99ra,s4 Psnfs
others Banking Associations orRsd l9jr tho general
,.<o OF the State
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Ihs " 100000 City of Baltimore cent loan IN aa o
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad taken on Saturday az
n hiv cent premium Messrs Josiah Lee u 70 pd ior
H vhsA 100000 81 par, or for any portion not taken
Ae ~ shove par amounted to $3.50, aOo' leaving the
elansa u s2s 700, taken by Josiah Lee & Coz At par
TIE Rona Star March 90, give the following iaiorma
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-02-02
Road Notice.

\ s hereby given that application will he made
q 10 the Commissioners Of jackson County; at
their session TO be held on the 9Th day Of March,
next, for an order to lay out a county road,
through part ofScioto Township, in Said coun.
ty commencing at the mouth Of the lane between
Frederick Bakers and William IngIe's land,
thence through the said lane, to the northeast
corner of Frederick Bakers farm. thence the
nearest and best ronte 10 a black oak tree about
two feet diameter, near the old path leading from
Martha Martins to Frederick Bakers, thence the
nearest and best route TO the fork Of the said
path, thence the nearest and best route 10 the
south east corner Of Jacob Gahm's farm, thence
due north OH the the line between Jacob GohIns
and Notions land, and thence the same course
on the said line between Rufus Culps and Josi
ah Culp's land, to the old Portsmouth and Jack.
son Road, and there to end. A PETITIONER
December, 90, 1853 39-4w
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Merchants and Dealers at
WHOLESALE,

A RE hereby advised that we have recently
~ received over six hundred cases of Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Caps, etc, designed especially for
winter use. The facilities for winter trauspor.
tation are so much improved, that dealers most
ly prefer to make purchases in smaller quant-
ties, and more frequently, and by that means to
keep fresh stock at ALL times.
Our customers can avail themselves Of an ad
vantage heretofore uncommon, that Of selecting
from new and extensive stock in the middle Of
winter, as well as at other seasons. 1t is our in
tention to keep an ample supply at all seasons,
and to offer our goods at the lowest possible pri
ces.
Dealers in want Of goods in our line Cat whole
sale only will muc oblige us, and perhaps prof.
il themselves, by making an early examination
Of whaS we have to show them. We have now
on hand the largest stock of Boots and Shoes
ever before exhibited in this city, well adapted
to the season, and Of superior quality, at the
Mammoth Shoe Warehouse, No. ), Enterprise
Block Portsmouth, 0. R. BELL G Co.
Jany. 10, '54. 43--tf
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FRANKLIN MILLS.

YNHE Subscribers respectfully inform the
Il public, that they have got their extensive
FIGURING Mills, in full operation, and are now
prepared to furnish superior family Flonr, Bran
and Shorts, at reasonable rates, and in quaint.
ties to purchasers.
Produce Dealers, Furnace Co.'S r. r. Con.
tractors, Hotel Keepers and families, are res
pectfully invited to call or send in their orders
The highest market price will be paid in cash
for Wheat, Slaves, HOOppOles and Flour Barrels.
Farmers who desire it, can exchange their
wheat for -four.
They have also on hand, and intend keeping
a general supply Of Groceries, Oils, Paints and
Brushes, which they offer low for cash, or pro-
duce. BUNN WALTERHOUSE g. BUNN
Anp Is, '53 2l-tf
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Road Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners of
Jackson county, Ohio, at their meeting in
March the 9th, praying for the location and eS-
tablishmsnt of county road, commencing at
the south west corner of John S Hanlin's farm,
on the road leading from Backus's Store to Hor-
tons Steam Mill, running north the nearest and
best way to the south east corner of A. G. Daw
sins farm, thence north the lie ,rest and best
way to Thomas Hattons shop thence north the
nearest and best way to the south east corner Of
John Fanghts farm, thence north the nearest
and best way td-the south east corner of M. Nc
Ciung'S farm, thence north the Arrest and best
way to the north east corner of NJ. McClung's
farm, thence north the nearest and best way to
the west end of post and rail fence between
Cortney Martin'sa and Messengers farms, thence
north the nearest and best way to the north west
corner of out lot, no 81, oil the south half of the
Town of Jackson.
Jany. &c, '54. A 4w
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THE PRESSURE OF THE
4Rs 4Rs9499iiSg Q 3AAgR9a

A ND the present high prices of prov igions
"A &C., have no effect on the business of VIM.
Salter. Jr, Of the Peoples store. His inn
mense sales are the best evidences Of the quality
Of his stock. and that he has successfully adop-
ted the motto Of quick sales and small profits.
This is Steam and Lightning age. Woe to
the tradesman who loiters behind, the wheels Of
enterprise will run over him. VIM Salter, Jr,
Of the "Cheapest store" has Just re :eived, and
will continue to receive very extensive stock,
being the third purchase since fall, TO which he
invites the attention Of the public.
The American Edgle is fine bird, and an es-
pecial favOrite when it comes from the mint
We hope none of our readers will be without
one IN their pockets, for with one or more they
'can make useful purchases at the Peoples Store, F.,
where will be found everything in the Dry
Goods line.
VIM. Salter, Jr proprietor Of the Peoples
Store, having the freshest and best selected stock
in the city for the Ladies, Men and Boys, are
determined IS give great bargains, and will un
douLtedly have the run.
JObbing,
Having determined 10 give character 10 the
city of Portsmouth, (having but two extensive
Jobl ing houses) he has opened room on his Sc
cond floor, where will be found general and
well selected stock of Dry Goods selected for
country Merchants and Furnace Men.
Come 10 the PEOPLES sToBE on Front Street,
doors below court
TO the Ladies.
VIM. Sa!ter Jr, has also very LARGE stock
of French works, consisting of collars, capes,
undersleeves, chrmesets, cuffs, lace, ed ling, in
sertings, etc, which will be closed out without
regard TO cost.
Jany, II, "a 42--lY
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DON'T READ THIS!!
W7 ITHOUT coming 10 town and taking a
w look at Bunn WaIterIIOuse d

fo''A az AA w ~
Bunn'S
SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Which they offer for sale as low as can be
purchased in Town or cOunty-among which
may be found, prints, all the leading styles,
comprising, a fun assortment, dark fancies,
blues, oranges, solid colors, &C., woolen, large
stock of cloths, doeskins, cassimeres Of most ap
proved styles, satinetts of all kinds, tweeds,
jeans, cashmeretts, ,and all other sorts of low pric-
ed winter fabrics. Linseys-paid, red, blue and
other styles The Largest assortment of
brown and beached sheetngs and shirtings,
iiannes of all kinds and coIors; Diapers, shirt
ing stripes, drillings &c., ever brought to this
market.
Stuff Goods--A pacas, mernos, coburgs par
amattas, mohair lustres, fancy and plain styles,
delains, cashmeres and all newest styles of
WINTER DRESS GOODS. A general stock
of all sorts of Variety Goods. Plain and check
ed muslin, laces, embroideres, silks, ribbons,
&c. A splendid lot of fashionable Silk ROn-
nets, cheaper than the cheapest. Hats, caps.
boots and shoes, &c. GJ oceries of all kinds, ana
a thous md other articles, too numerous TO men
ton. Give US a call and we will very soon con-
vince you that we will sell little LOW Err than
the lowest.
BUM WALTERHOUSE g. BUNN.
Jackson Oct. G, SO. 2S-tf
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A Public Invitation.
YIICKOK d Bro,

TTAvING just opened a wholesale and retail
Hat Store in Portsmouth on Front
Street, between Market and Jefferson, they in
vito all TO call and examine their stock of Hats
and Cans, Straw Good, Trunks, Valises, Carpet
RAGS. Umbrellas &c, of every description.
Purchasers can at all times find at our estab-
Iisbment full and complete assortment of the
richest and most desirable styles, as well as the
most common fabrics, Our long experience in
the business, and knowledge of manufacturing
with the facilities for purchasing, are such that
we are confident we can sell Lower than any 9th
er House in the West.
The highest price paid in cash, for all kinds
Of Shipping Furs.
Sept 80 1853.
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of
G'nHApH


DY virtue of an order Of the Probate Court,
I'D of Jackson county, Ohio, will expose to
sale at the door of the Court House, in Jackson
in said county,
On saturday the 2ISt day Of Janu-
aTy 1854. at o'clock II. Nj.
the following real estate, situate in said county,
as the property of Daniel Clark decd. to wit
The north east quarter of the north east quar-
ter of sec. no, 6, Town. no, 7 and Range no, l9,
and also the west half of the north west quarter
of sec. 10, 5, Town. no, I, and Range no, l9.
Two acres in the north east corner of the first
tract above described and the north half of the
second tract above described, have been assigned
to the widow of said decd, for her dover in
said premises, subject to which said premises
must be sold. Terms of sale One third cash;
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years with interest from day of sale The de
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises.
S. S. VANDERV0RT,
Administrator of Daniel Clark, decd
Dec. %, 1853. SO ids
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Rail- ROAD CONSOLIDATION.

yENHE subscriber would say to his friends, that
as there is no probability of CoNsoLIDA-
rroN between the Rail Roads, he can afford to
sell his stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
ouoensware, Boots. Shoes, and Ready Made
Clothing, &C., at very reduced prices, He has
also OH hand several
Thousand Pounds Of Pork,
in the Stack, which he offers at the lowest mar.
ket price. His friends are respectfully invited
to CALL and examine for themselves, at his
Store, few doors above the Post Office, Main
Street, jackson, Ohio. JOHN NELSoN'
Jany. 10, '54. d9-3w
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LOOK HERE EVERY BoDY!!
SELLING OFF AT COST!
TUNHE Subscriber will sell his entire stock Q
1 splendid

YNHE Subscriber will sell bis entire stock Of
L splendid
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
Liquors, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Cloths, Gas,
smeres, Fancy Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, Con-
dictionaries, &C., &c, &c., besides ten thous-
and other articles, too tedious to mention, ofthe
best quality, and at less prices than Goods were
ever sold in jackson. He is determined 10 sell
out AT COST, and that as soon as possible, as
lie intends going West, and wishes to close up
his business.
Go and see him andhis GOODS by all means,
for he is determined to not lei any one go away
without selling them bargain. Come one,
come all, and buy yourselves rich.
His Store is on the corner Of Pearl and Ports.
outh Street. B. FRENCH.
OIL will also sell my House and Lot,
in which | reside 1t is the best location
for Grocery Store in the County; for
particulars, call upon the subscriber.
jackson, Dec. 80, 1853. 4O-3m