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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-02
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ASHLAND DAsHAND Y,oHIoW DAY MORN AGsTaa
out upon the lake, in the calmness and
holiness of the time when


out upon the lake, in the calmness and
holiness of the time when
The eating cares OF the day
Fold up their tents like the Arabs
And silently steal away
it appears saerilege and a profanity
to have taken life in such spot and
there seemed nobility in the courage
with which the poor animal fought for
its life.
"I tell you, in the quietude of the
night, when the moon poured forth her
rich light over the slumbering prairie,
and lit with holy glow the grand noun
tain peaks"
Well, did you kill any more bars.
Billy? Because ifyou didn't you need
mt mind about the scenery. I can see
grandeure from my cabin door any day.
Humph !" says Billy, as he angled
in all the fireplace. e. j. A.
AAen's Claim, near Olympia, { W
~ January, 1854"
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AN UNrrELrNe MorHrn.--Monds

AN UNFEELNe MoTHER.--Monday
evening as the train from Cleveland to
this city was taking in wood and water
at Cardington, gentleman came into
the cars, looking for an owner for lost
baby, a fine child about six months old
which he said he found crying on the
platform. No one claiming it, passen-
ger pointed out woman with whom he
said he saw the child.
She sternly denied all knowledge Of
it, but finding herself closely cornered,
she admitted she was the mother, that
she had a bad husband, and that she had
taken that course, in hopes that the
child might fall into the hands Of some
person who would take care of it. The
unnatural creature finally took her baby
and came on the cars to this city, where
she got Off Coluns6sts Fact, 1867. :.
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dDodrp.
TFor the Ashland Union.l
THE SONG OF TR1UMPH. !.
BY H. M, Eek


Yestsrnight magic spell
sra o'er my sleep-bound spirit fell;
Z - g. Bursting on my wondering sight
i..s streamed q waveless sea Of light.
Far beyond were crystal domes,
Happy spirits sinIess homes;
i--i Over streets Of shining gold
sei 10 Bright procssHions wave like rolled,
a1 Crowns of dazzling glory beamed. : @
-r Harps like radiant jewels cleaned,
And beneath SSeky Of blue - 60
Flowed . stream OF nectar dew;
Angels gazsd through forest bowers
t-za Over deePs OF swelling flowers. .
How longed for wings to fly D
-.i u Through the glory -hsioed sky,
% -, Through those gates OF dazzling.light
Far beyond de ath's waste OF night
Far nom the rude clasp OF woe
$500 Where sad mourners do not go,
. Es=1 Mournfully by BabaIs streams . g.
As in this dark world of dresms;
Where heard no piteous Eighs,
Where are seen no humid eyes,
Those who meet on that blest shore
-ia Shall be parted never more;
Never in that happy land i'.t
-s.r4fi Shall be even the parting hand.
,s.--. o that could overleaP fs- go
Dreary deaths storm b-aten sleep,
And ascend through vist,s bright
Into yon broad sea oflighti
H1rk song OF triumph swells
1tr- From the siiyery asphodels,
For another spirit fiings
on mortality and sings:
al am happy, am free,
Crowned with Immortality.
Farewell earth with all thy snsres,
And with all thy weary cares,
Farewell vice thy charms are past,
Ihave burst through death at last;
Now tread q shining way
Up into eloudless day,
Angels as they hear my song
Haste to bear my soul along.
Now through depths OF rosy light
lam wooed by visions bright,
Softly Eden's zephyrs blow
As the darkness faIes below
lam happy, / am free,
Crowned with immortality :"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-08-02

F A German sculptor IN Athens
has discovered the quarries of the red
and green antique marbles, 80 famous in
the history Of Art. The former are in
the chain Of Taygate, and the latter IN
the island of Tinos
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7@9N---~-~---~lr-r>~r~@~@~c
Ss .zbn SUDIOlAL OFFICEIeS.
JAS STEWART 3--P -PREs'T JUDeE.
"A. L. CURTIS. ---- 1PPoBATK JUDGE.
j. SHERIDAN ..CLERK G. G. PLRAs,
ALEX. lPRoss AIRY,
- fsss OOUNTKORFACERs. aat
ISAAC GATES AUDITOR.
JAMES WsBOYD.---.sTREAsURER
J0HN ID JONES -SHERIFF,
ASA s. REED z.z.-zk -REcoRDER,
0RL0Nz zSM1TH.s--s-- -SURvEToR.
JOHN O. BROWN WN------GoRoNER.
GEO. MCCONNELL T 49, Lass
LUKE SELBY,s "a GoMMIssIoNERs.
AMOssHILBoRN, - sslIss
DAVIDBRYTE, 7eba1 Ivx,.,,.,S =
RAnRICK KELLEY, nM.Se.a
WILSON B0TDORF, '''AS 1o'A =
s-,,f. SCHOOL ExAMINEBS. .s.st
GE0RGE W. HILL L------AsHLAND.
ORLOW SMITH, SULLIVAN.
J. MCCORMICK -LoUDoNvILLE.
DOROUGH OFFICERS.
VIM RAASrON MAYOR.
r. MtSGRAVE RECORDER.
EW. WALLACK- TREASURER.
vi p FULKERSON - MARSHALL.
A DRUMB, Il. =-s.--,.s
Sc WOODRUFF, T,rsrrrs7
H. AMES, ,,arsssss 81 1-.4''','.--,-- :.
q. G. BUSHNELLs 4 a zp
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WILLIAm RALsrON

&c sifffTzTCH AND CLOCK MAKER, POST or
CAV nee Buflding, Main street, Ashland
EAOhio. Gold and Steel Pens. and choice
- 3vdfletyl Of JsWelfy, kept eonsently on
ns3t. Noysmber ga, Ies3-d'iJ D - ssssHr
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- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

saH 9itd. - ee1ODE.hALeH vs. s.i.S-. =
Ia n T1TAECHMAKERAE AND JEWEL
- " ER. Deelef in Watches. Jew
IfM slry. Clocks, Ynnkee Notions, &C.
-=-f - Watches and Clocks repaired and
warranted. Highest price paid for
old G old ana Silver. Opposite the
seHfis1 sfsisad. IsSas Ohio. s0a Dec II. lsss.
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Arrived

shi9 Ro'ei.. rsesst, Porter IN LveOO Dec IS vita ni'
ara s. pee 70 Foser Go Dee Is a s. O. "a y a. Eaie
sls tom . bl9F.ns rsy &c iaaFs .ni every o'a 2
tnts rr.rg had Of o7- cary nr tls
TIE over fsIsai ,ss TIE m uiF P'rt Of as pa ss as az
L. ls g. ion 3 boarded tas btFA Nas aSal-
ir- -1yeSt I'd sp an 10 ~, P'-i
shg Duiseisad HAM dtaeh Is d. In Hamburg xh li.s
AZ lio psss 70 bfch a hll-- I'd
'hE hos.nfh ssoH IN LysTo' Soy "a .ai oaseo'S IN
- iat on y eiIesncse si.e rom W ci7it sF'y fore
sr kst,r BsraeJ, Barney New-OsAas 10 d &C.
SIP ysen fu Lysrpoo Dec H. win uai.. and s. pass.
20 sr1s'a CaI19n 1oi eelh % tae pasase D. ~ e.e
red for coil AID re topmss' s''ysa 10 'orsops ats, os
los blew to Pca m sFsTt boit shipped easy sa5h
svsId house sk shs hains Haa vAteT betEs ascS
started as sad esstd ne.y all the PASSENGERS pos
vac rosbe seu.eir On ii M % lon 81 g. passed IS Or
in her ana fan Of weE $50 sax ashPs VITA the caps Se
>i Roter; Winthrop of Bai-osj Y,-viue Hayre 81 2.
yuh b. s-t srd Isss e all veil dsla hss 'oea " Of
Is int lst 80 A. IN 70 10 sssa 81 with Of
fore are msino gallant mast ioreyaId M t-s'ocs b'q .
eid,d h,sy Gae from W fsol pilot l7,h at 2 #, IS
SIT {olD s's ts caS S2 % Ea , ss'Po aiFfi,
DC - ,fhI IL '9 ~ sPAr 'a,2 ~
viii Zip R,bsecs s--n5irs God on he stint F.'n u
10 W viii atreendols Jan spit rseed lrerl2ssi
80 10 l-l II, ~ 10 a 20 he r,,i1 -, "a ~
deissrd calm with water the ship abofns heavily and a,kn5
Sasf lo..ph sh,eFeL Rio Gr,nds p-sa vi:a es. Z: to
Nra. D-rLis - DAYS Dee y. "a T. lon ".
sroae bark KGlaue Of Baltimore ST hence Tor Cape 5ooi
HoTs whd reported day spoke bark JOS phae Of
LyerpCoi. 81 DAYS fer River Ia Platte.
bsIk Ftie, Irl Bracket Bordeaux j. d. With brlnly &c
Lui6OIt
BarE Worthy tBr Of Devon Wilkinson Newport a rail
road der Hes had very ayy weather De- p daring
gale wv ci BY ghtbnz which set the firemt
ire the foreJsrd hed with the tine lut OF tle
iDJ1rcd
Bis Sora Eastpor Bensen Passport ds Lumber and 70
Smith Boyuon.
Schr Mary r. Case Harrington Ea.tpor, d. with plaster 20
Smith & Boyuon
Mozart Essport d., with lath and plaster Smith
BOyn',n.
seir. Thomas ireland. Cole Baltimore ds with coal
Schr Jlhn Price Price Baltimore H. with heat
schr Marietta Smitu I'm e, NeEHiven day
scAr. " 4 GrihiD. , Nbguia bound 20 Sew-Iiaven.
Schr. TUX, Thornton, Lubec 10 d., with plaster Smith
Bo' uton.
schr Frank IN Pierce Ghter from the ship Chimney Jerome
ashore on Absscom Beach.
BELLOWS sbps barks
SAILED Or steamship Glasgow for Glasgow
WIND-At noon. y T. snow; sunset NE.
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Foreign PorfR.

At eeros 2h 1t baks wHdhre Ps1keT for Messina Bos
,en % SCI sane day. Am Mary Wrsl0~, Johnson from
tnot New York. I'd disg supposed for Sicily
Sesef Ofosey for shoTn Sol Pipsr Mcclure, m Phiade
FA sHpf o. for Lefhon brig Helen Ryder smith for sicily
eS hoteIdan 18th alt ship Leila s,asod I'm. Bslrmae
hr nsad cargo board being unable ~ % the civ
- hge On account the ce would cad o BOs,ou bu. oad
fiootbiy not get away before February
"a IN AdFos21 about 18th ut bark Ms este,
bu Ayres Nov % lark Marian Lsis for Boston ldr
"a Aashe or Southampton Maine LaE Dsunr %,
5theTs reported = h - --7 '~e' -A1
Aonfeviceo Nov. - ZooH Bailey Salem Cen, y
VI ne fot H. an An bsrk showing white bue sa.
Po.ea we EdT hopPseh- wilkins from Salem Oct
AL MO Jsnero Nov d ship spiffre Arey Boston Der "a a..
sI faheeo estrs seth bark Florence sew.York "a
az az sliAh Am Boston Sfih brig Thompson 40 ca
9Th, ship Agnes TaTlfon Sex-York f7 w. "'a
Al BIO GI4nde about Dec g. bark - furobably P,.d. H.
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Ocean Steamers.
lIsr OF srrAnEss 70. me xosrn o. ,.ru..1.
TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.
Passengers Sailed.

IN ornsir G1tGoV y G.zscr Mr. Byrue and l.ly Nr "a
mission sarah Walker Rev Fsnes church GsorEe Rsln Wa
h IT, T. Lauens;ein Joseph Wsltor Az family Wn smith
T. OBrsr. P. KeGyrsy WA. Hsddow An5rsvy yieoll IN
Cesswe james Hobb4 Robert MeIufyre Wrn Rrhnssa
John Afr Ambrosa Nozego David Calder Jane SqKsnt
Mccoy Rober Hug1es AErts Miller Mrs Miller Mr. IShn Mo-
rey Mar Clement Ms Hrney, James Mana MisI b ar W
Daly, J W barrow, Alex Geurel LADY
Nina William. Geo klhs Fsrry E2 Mary Es Mrs Ms AZ
thur Miss RCtne, lcClskey John Wooi Thouss Nora
u. Neyt1. Thea Wilson Nm Weed lanes Brow. Wn P.lI
Gaze, Don shea Wm Miller Alex Henry Tho Lrn4v lac
Low Alex GolTy W NotiOa John Scott Robert s- John
CunninE AeAsir "o lanes John Lvle d Gum W Z Ba,
ian Paterson Clement Read Weed Joha w Pssr,oa Al
" iscn Geo DTunnond. W. Cochr.ne Prtrh.r H1.b
PsIy; Jehn DesDy Pste[ Tonins JoAa MeFsy Byers A
AeCabe. Peter Coleman Nicholson Chs3peL H., X.fser -
Lee. CTsWfos John McFsTsne n Cols ia. D5bbas,n
McIrfyre, Thos DTs-ut " walsh Callsrwos5 ueE.--
AID Ms Harley, John MeGarv, John McLsGa W Hspsura
Total III.
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anoken. Dc.

Jan "a, g. Ion So g. ship Hannah Croker I'm Newcastle e
for New-York.
Jan LAT Il s. Ion 50 % ship stsndias z With black ball
Jan a. lat q &C. lon 81 L. revenue cutter Morris I'm Bos.
ton. In search Of stsa mstip san Fraucsco.
Dee g. lat q lon ST. BIZ shp Commodore Of JlaaEoz
with Toe. q ruddeT, and main ga and
Jsn lat a. Ion S. brig los. Of heals OF
beth
9 lat g &C. lon CO BIZ Atlanta I'm Boston for 8,
John. NIB
Jan NJ so miles E Of the Bal1s ship St Ps,.rb.,z
LesViit I'm New Orleans for Hsyre.
No date lat 81 ION 50 - W. shp Arthur Talbot fin S.Yo,k
Sept u, fer san Francisco
Jan in the Gulf Stream ship Mary Glover bound e. wished 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company has De
caTod fe annual dividend Of four per cent payable to
tho NeYork stockholders at the banking house o. Wins
low Lanier & Co, in this City
In consequence Of the illness Of the Chairman Of the
COMMITTEE no report made today in the Board Of
Brokers on the New York Central Railroad Bonds
Mr. Ecooy has tomorrow sale Of Stocks &c, at the
Merchants Exchange at l2i o'clock
The Money market is very easy on call at cent on
current securities Paper goes at alo cent for strictly
solass and for these descriptions the demand rather
in advance of the supply There large amounts Of
Railroad Paper on the market al l20l5 cent and but
for this absorption Of capital business paper OF frstcass
would probably be selling at cal y cent.
Tie receipts Of the Belefoniaino and Indiana Railroad
for the month of December last s535l 81 being an
increase Of near $1,000 the month Of November
preceding
The annexed stated to bo the comparative distances
from this City Chicago. via the Erie and Central routes
showing distance of a miles in favor Of the Erie and
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Whalers.

An s Newport ith bark United States Wilcox falkland M
snds Of and foT ston.ngton clean
Ban Milford which ailsd from Fayal Nov 80 bb oil
nesnf which hed been landed from various whzlers.
letter nom Capt Trip, Of bark Barclay
Tohe Hov A - lon 10 ship Champion, Waterman Of geS.
besi9fd VIII o. be OIL on board Had landed % Faya
t nom ship Hero Of Nantucket her 10 Ochos<
sea OCT with go bbs oil bound for sandwich sand 20 hsays
cut, having sgsta ned considerable dEnsEe b. Zee
ieer ron ship Columbia Nsntueket reports her IN hex
"a Aug - With so ebls oil would stop long there
sfshen-Nov IS lat IS 8 Ion % g. passed American
ens oaik steering s"- showing white signal with blue
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-. ~ ~ C,n.nnn,zasl.h- inclniin, The .ecn

The property Of the Commonwealth incluing the secu-
rtv held for ia loan to railroads and real estate ~
valued &2f7s7 amounts 70 y -. 9
ref0uTcea --'-'-' u
The various productive securities in the hands Of the
Treasurer including those ia the Western Railroad Loan
Sinking Fund, amount to e. i2l7ii 27al well secured
and averaging over = cent. = amin
The public Lends in Maine Gued last year p 1910 niVe
been sold for e646O0c ard the proceeds divided ostFss1
the Western Railroad Stock Sinking Fund and o,lDoi
Fund which last amounts now tosl, 2fi,2si o..
Tie auditor gives the following statement OF receipts
and expenditure Tor the past year. ncluing for exr4or
binary a. well a. FOR ordinary purposes. Ordinary
Revenue. sss2zs9 %; School and other Funds, &C.
ssClGl5 ~ Interest on Rairoad Scrip, sj2aOJ: New
Lunatic Hospital Scrip, $4,000; Temporary Loia'
s5l6O00--total receipts, s2,lls,225 q. Payments
s2s3sg % shown. excess Of payne Is % i'i g.
Casb on hand beginning Of 1853: Oriialry Revenue
ssCs4 o. School Fund, el33o52 81 for Hospital ant
Aims Houses, Sl2l,i0s o.. The payments were Legs
Isture Convention Saaries, &c es7i iss 10 school
and other Funds S502s96 -: Interest on Strip Loans
$500 New Lnuaic Hospital, s1o0sl5 OIL; Iem?orary
Loans repaid e44S 500; Five Per Cent. Loan pad
100000. Cash on hand, 100000 90.
The orsinery receipts From Revenue Sj95G33 %
State Tgx in art sl51 6C5-tosl Ss322s9 g.. Ordinary
Expgndiures, s67s,552 s7 Convention, in part sl5i
lsi - State Prison si055l Jltota Ss7i,iss 70 show
ing an excess Of Revenue of g. 800 g..
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BY Telegraph.

BosTON Jan 1.-THE Pr Brs Eleanor from New.York for
Hax. ashore Cranberry Head Yarmouth Friday
Let The vessel wogld probably b. saved
nonh has prevailed here since and still
cOuiLUfs
banks John Buuysn, Antwerp Cecilia Gls'gow ,chr yeo
CITY Baltimore
FHiLADELPHIA-Arr Jan 10 Br bark Clio, NeEca-e Eng,
ID bulvarks damaged. Spoke, Dec :. ship
Of Boston b0uud Bremen Or Emma ffom
encountered gale the @sth Dec, aud lost bow
spirit sc.
sAVANNAH-Arr. Jan Is stesmship Aasus.a New.Yolk.
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&c hb IL Al 439sI r solh-n Isd Il 81 ro1'i
C.@. ii 1 bsoyast a. G. c.. "a s. Nth rrie ne'
-. AZ w fsr knfsd LIssed thi lia1
t,.a@,its - stors a eic IN tar so9t sli 3 . *
49,, Crufe VILE Is q-t nsntt1g fr-1c- 81 -
=, FL 81. ~ r1srrf Cf- Sc Wia1er d-t-1 -
80 a. -eIr aTrT,d A. Essti saes ~ >, :.
q --i n. "A g src1-T =, vessr3sy's p-ier <Fi
tref,-.5 a. f1Gfc f1r Wtsfera Fsh aat Water -. -
- - 40 larlths cargo e Pa uFl.L 1 z y
80 usrtet a. OF Olive blsEs.s Broas1i - -
eor euartr .ni "a - foE riEis
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Ls Csuse from New-TOrk jSt arr brig csr0n h'asasa "
stst Tho-,s, Dee q b,rk L'is LsEie, @ pafr'ss rou
D.ssr 70 ss soou Cave. 70 la-d io ssso Ne~
Yofs ID usi slg aaraa. Hsfcn I1a til1 li N'"liA 9'
cssftfrsf Co. s-,tf-..- o.. ~.
s. Doznso CITY let inst, brig Nai' f's'eF Anaa ''f ne
a. 80 saac Ss,s brs Eva rumls, for N,w-lo.k dar'
- fc-tla P.llces1 Nl1s faNP ",efa i-f Sos-'n
Ar a Trnllsl ~ inst bri, cordsl!a MeAsn Bos;oa.
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KARLNE JOURNAL.
PoRT OF NETWORK


ehip-n,rhatr-. Peabody, Liverpool Cbv r. Nlrhsl Co
Barss rrtlcs fauer 5avTs- Apacl cJis, sier iinfA
fnuu BFra Gma. Etfrt, 4 IAcfl1-sfef
Enz-E1 PIE Sesnan 3 -g P0r- as~1r D.n1a p. -
stto.reis- Mary Powell Dlsia Wumirgrln Powell, D W
Tldrsse Ogden Fslssburr j. Hani Mary Msrshon FUR
ptiacclT hA Ja " Mckee sara jana Dane Jeree
r. 60; OnaiL >on'on. = J.o de Ca5A J3ash1a
Ih0u Pokuu1ke Dsvs Pr,ys ne VISA 3ruHr slasat
slceP-AGnirs, Wisgi.s- NeN-isven, J. H. dsyeas
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T., with bankers signatures at 9 y

Sterling u bUs4 Y cent, with baokerB signatures a. "
cent Francs 522la517l
There il much doing in the Freight msrkei in Bread
sufs To Liverpool Is 600 bush Corn At 3D. Flour 10
3soO or 4ooo bales Cotton I'd; coo bbs Resin Wihn
few days 900 bbls Spirits Tarpentine n Cheese 49,
TIE steamer has come Bacon ct co., fall cargo Of Naval
Stores taken and for Spr.s To London 1000 or
3ooo bbl Naval Stores ST. and small parcel Of -Four at
the sane rate; Beef 7l6; 1900 boxes Cheese ST. To
Hayre $50 bales Cotton &C. 5000 bush Wheaf 24c Flour
s5c To Bremen. 200 bales Cotton &C., 100 bbb Spirits
Sc, &c
TIE SRygdrg Lit adds up for the previous three days
To LIVERPOOL We note engagements Of 5000 bush
Gren mostly Corn a. i1di 5000 bbs Flour 3. 9di I'y'
Rein A.: Loo bxs Cheese, AS 100 bales Cotton "a
30 tuns Bacon iOs and by che Beluc 700 bOs cover
SEED 81 To London. 1850 bush. Wheat 1911 800
bbls Faur. IS ID vessel engaged iul q IoI l0s 80
and Il 3D. for Flour COO tee. Beef IT, W7s Gil %oo pa 8
Bacor sOs go b1s 47s Cd 0s 100 obls Clover o55l
ca and 900 1uUentue and Resin s.. To HAVE l'JJJ
brsb Wbsot Q4c COO b5ls Flour gJ 800 bales Cotton
40 fcs Rice sl2, 10 Pot Ashes, - 81 AL -JJD
h Wbslebore &c. 70 Antwerp, 80 bDis spirits L1rpen
tine 7e 10 Bremen 80 tans Measurement Goods 51s 3D.
SEQ bales compress Cotton, Co. 100 b0b spirits Iaf-
pentiue S. go bils PrOyiiOs, 5s and 100 ics RICE,
55s 10 California there Il but little Offering though rates
do not vag5 We note the following charters Danish
brio from Charleston 70 port IN The North Sea, with Pad
DIV AZ sOd brig from Norfolk 70 81. fincen' and another
fom Norfolk to Trinidad Port Spain, HID Slaves, sl5
BARK from Baltimore to Montsyidso 81 - = Dbl, and
prmsge; lalk from South Side Cuba TO COwes for Or
ders Sugar sc, q I0s. bark from Cuba 10 port in
the Mediterranean. sugar. Coffee, &c, "a los, brig
from Daricn TO New Ork, Ship Plank, sll two brigs
and sclT from AtiaE8pos 10 Baltimore Or Philadelphia,
Sugar and Moasses, 81 under deck, and s. on deck
sehr from miugtOn y G 70 New YORK, soc. for Spir
its Turptutiue and Csc for RosD, &C. the under deck
and bark for Iyica and for Madeira and back on
priv ate terms.
In
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PHILADELpHfA-f irei Jan. a. steamship Delaware. Clark,
New iors; hip William Doane new Orleans Dark Clio ,Br
Williams Newest Ens' bTiss Emma bren s,ossr Brenea'
SSvna Bsry Rio Jaue, schr Jos Fed Barrett Deep Geek
Cleared steamship IL Beach saunders New YosS, scirs T..
s James Westeo NewOrieans Benz English, lyons New
Haven
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philadelphia Markets w
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. ls.

The FLogR market continues quiet but holder, rn th
demands There inquiry and further Gales
1000 TO 1900 bb have been made 81 81 9s7 t Dbl FIR
mixed and good straight brands neodng small lot Of 80
There sscy demand for city pon RYE PL0U7 and
CoRN MEAL demand last quotations. BAT holders de-
mGud advance WHEAT continues demand and fner
zee 3C0 bush. made IS bush for prins
81 IS for white There RYE here c. steady
demand SO for yellow. OARS eman without
WHISKY Is and barrels held 81 Sic which IS al
do.Lr
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slarhets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE n Y Tunu,

Merktts.. CAREFULLY kEPOBTED FOR IHE 7 IKlBUNF.
WEDsEsDY Jan 49, 1851
AsHEsTh arke STEADY bat quiet sales Of Pots IS IS
and Pearls al 80 15
COITON1he market at the 'ment OF he week
steady with fair demand until fuesd Il dihcl 70
sales The from Europe received b.
EurIs less favorable than anticipated aud this
and the scoumuang Of The stock the dtcea ports
the weak Of the market Tho 1rket clos
ing steady tie annexed qu1aious The sales to-day $50
bales which 49 for export l55 FOR home and 53
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The above markets carefully revised by thu following
q L. NNnah;r--tnr NarLola.

dealers at the Washington Markets
I'M FULLER No. i0i, Butter, Cheese and Lard
p. PAGER soE-siand No. 9, Poultry and Cane
KYAFP RYEO-Sands Nos q aad g. Beet, Mutton Veal and
Lamb
Beef, Tongues, Ac
J. y. BROAs 81 Co.-staDd No. 4 Frui Of All kinds
J. d. HIsCOx-Stands Nos, II and - tsh dealer
G. l. HARKs- stand No s.. Eggs Cheese sc
hrs DRNXEgNegetabes Of al klls; Country market in Ion
Of 10
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Sic oao Prison and Jersey Drudge n sales Of 70 hads
Sc time and Interest
PROVISIONS Holders Of Pork frner the demand s
f the home trade and there inquiry for future delivery
sales Of 1900 bis at si l2ieS4 25 fer Mess els i2i
IS - 90 Mess and Si2 IS for respected Prime tne n-luied
in the sales M b Prime for Mach de livery f2 and
s6 or Clear on TIE spot Beef in limited aud
eheuged sales 500 bb st - County Nos ss
SIS for City Mess GslS 50 fr rePseked Chicago and s5e5 50
Ccuutrs Prime, Prime Mes Is held with sad
better 3lisnd Sl9as3 Sect Ham. inactive 2 SOD
for state; Ohio aud Chicago Dressed
Hcss Cut Meats plenty
for ard ace for Shoulders with sales Batter
request for Ohio l6dlse for STATE oires and
lsdc fof Orange Co. Cheese plenty and IL TAR request
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