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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-01-03
The Kansas Election.

Last week we made note Of the fact, that
WHITFIELD had been elected delegate to
Congress from the Territory of Kansas
4 We to-day publish letter from the Cores.
pondent Of the Baltimore Sun, which gives
m exposition of the manner in which the
eleesiOu was conducted. If the statements
of the letter be true, and we have good rea-
son to believe that they are, the so-called
election was one of the most fraudulent and
corrupt proceedings ever known in the his
tory Of the ballot box. By it, the people Of
Missouri have been disgraced, the rights of
she elective franchise disregarded, and pop.
.ular sovereignty trampled under foot.
We are strongly in favor Of the right
of self.government, and we have full conf
asncs in the ability of the people of the
Territories to control their own affairs
When the Missouri Compromise was broken
down, then allowing freedom and slavery to
Rrappie with each other, Our faith was strong
that the superior numbers of intelligent ant
enterprising freemen from the North, woult
overpower the slave interest, and thus in I
Legitimate way, all that fair land be secures
10 free institutions. Nor does the affair il
Kansas shake our faith in the great princi
pie Of popular sovereignty. IN the Terrific
" cf Kansas, and By the people Of Kansas
shouh the character of its domestic and 10
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From the New York Evening POSI-

"A private despatch from Providence in
fol ms US of the death Of Thomas w. DorT,
Of Providence. after q lingering and pain
ful illness. The character Of Mr.. Dorr, who
acted i prominent part in the politics ol
Rhode Island few years since, was marked
by some high qualities. For what he be-
lieyed to be'trae and right he was willing TO
suffer, even to ignominy--the seyerest tesi
OF q steadfast attachment to principle. He
did suffer to this extent, though in q cause
In regard to which be made what seemed to
US an important mistake Of Judgments
Those who knew him in private life speak
In strong terms OF bis amiable. temper and
The strict purity and uprightness Of bis char.
|acteF.a lsf0a sat !. .aGatF1 Yfdts s'yt's39
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Foreign News.

The steam ship Atlantic arrived off San
dy Hook on the 81, ult. The news from
the seat of war is unimportant. The allies
are accomplishing but little towards bring
ing the seige of Seyastopol to successful
termination. esi!
The British Parliament has opened. The
Queens speech was almost wholly taken up
with the war in the crimea. "More men and
money! are wanted to carry on the cam
paign.
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FREE SoILIsM IN MASSACHUSETTS The
Free Soilers of Boston, held large and
enthusiastic meeting, on the right Of the
28th ult., at which it was resolved to main
tain the distinct organization Of the party.
The meeting also passed resolutions in con-
demnation Of Know Nothingisn. The
breach between the Know Nothing and the
Free Soil parties is widening every day;
and 70 It must, il there Is any honesty in
the professions of anti Slavery men through.
ont the north. .5.., a
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Nem a1uartisRalfnts.
Boarding and Day school.

MRS. H. BIBB, would inform her friends
LII and former patrons that she has resumed her
school at Windsor, where she has made arrangements
10 board, in her family, pupils from distance
Having procured an assstantin the sewing depart
ment, instruction will be given in the following
branches: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gcogranhy
Grammar, Physiology, Philosophy, History Plain
Sewing; y Knitting, Mersted Work, Leather Work,
II,1i' 81 nlaM'hS ", "; anu Iolo'eu Ira!oh RAINING.
Mrs BHB, will please address her al Detroit Michigan:
In Canada, Windsor, Canada West.
Jnnuary a 1874 .ru.tW
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Information yyanfeel.

'I'HE Undersigned are desirous of obtain
ing Information MS to the residence of John Dona-
hue, Anthony Colgan, and fhoinas 6ayer. The two
irstnamed formerly resided 10 Galloway county, and
the last named in Meyo county. ireland. Anthony
Cogan when last hoard from was in Springfield H.,
and Patrick Gaver was at Terra Haute, Indiana. -
Any information in regard to any one or all of the
persons above named may be left at tho Post ofice
Drakesburgh Portage county, Ohio.
JOHN KALEY, !
.rEaE PATRlCKWELCH.{
ian l. 1s55.+ s ..t.I,lI . 90. 2w
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Sheriff sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution to me d.
Directed from the Court of Common Pleas,
in Portage County Ohio, have levied on
and shall expose to sale at public vendue at
Drakesburgh, in the township of Freedom
in said county, on Saturday the 18th day Of
January next, between the hours of ten
o'clock A. M. and four o'clock p. M. Of
said day the following described property to
wit: One grey mare, one two horse buggy
and one silver plated harness taken as the
property Of Quartus Hubbard at the said of
Lyman s. Barnes. AgHa 81
FERRIS COUCH, shefifF.d
Sherifs Office, Ravenna, Jan. let, 1885,,
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Hnra Timea,

The times sfys the Detroit EFa Pres are
dssned pretty hard ia the wesi; in our own
city and State complaint 10 almost universal;
but the newspaper accounts Of the condition
ofafsirs in the eastern cities indlcateadegree
Of distress of which the West can know
but little. Such reyersea as the present first
oyertakes those classes which are the least
able to bear up under the weight-laberers
and mechanics and artizans-men and dwom-
en- who are dependent upon their daily ex-
ertions for their daily bread. In New York,
Boston, Hsr tford,. New Haven, Newark, and
indeed in all the eastern cities. and towns
where large manufacturing establishments
are located, thousands of these classes have
been thrown put Of employment In New
York clone, It is estimated that more than
fifteen thousand persons are Ieft suddenly
without the means of livelihood. Annexed
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VI The third quarterly meeting, Of the
Portage County Educational Association,
will be held at the Court House, in Raven
ma, on Saturday, Jan. 9th, commencing
nj I I O'Clock A M
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--III- NJ. TENNIS ,CJUOff' iDneEIHs5
Sherifs Office, Ravenna, Jan. lst, 1885,,
Cherry PICTORIAL versus S.-H. MO-
laSScs. M *.

N order that the good people in "this part
j. Of the country" may not be deceived by the we'll
intended, but msdirected advice of Drygeods dealers
who are interesting themselves in regard to the REM
edies which should be used, we wish to inform them
that we have had more less to do with what are call
ed patent medicines for long period OF tfne, and
as our customers can testify we are very cautisup
about recommending them, but would like TO sug-
gest that Il snot worth the while for them listen 10
the advice Of those who are trying to build mp the sale
an article be II evar so shonest and paateable tht
can with difficulty be distinguished from favored N.
O. Syrup, by endeayoring TO depreciae remedy the
component parts Of which are known and whiehis
certdnly an article of value. ssOur relations and
personal acquaiRtances this side of Philadephia,
New York and Boston" have tried both of them and
there is doubt medical virtue In one bottle OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral than in dozen Of favored mo-
lasses, and II is ascertained by experimenting na
sea can be produced by an improper dose Of the ono
almostas certainly as by the other.
G- ENUINE Ayers Cherry Pectoral for sale
" at the sign ofthe Golden Mortar. Jan s.lsss.
2 Brls Beached Winter Lamp oil just Tsl
O ceved and for sale by I.SWlFT.
Jan. 5, 1855. +@sfs{ t9issrG III NtllE %aMai
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l[JGREAT CURE OF RHEUMAT ism. Tho Edi-
tors of the Richmond Republican of Dee 24th 1852
says that Carters Spanish Mixture is quack mcdi
cine. -4.a.,-t 5.s9., -r4
They had man in theirpress room who was afiict-
ed with violent Mercurial rheumatism who was con-
nually complaining of misery In the back, limbs and
eyes had become fevershand mattery neck
swollen throat sore, and all the symptoms Of Rheuna
tsm, combined with Scrofuia Two bottles Of Car.
ers Spanish Mixture cured him, and, in an editorial
notice as above they bear testimony to its wonderful
effects and say their only regret is that all suffering
with disease of the blood not of the existence
of such medicine. They cheerfully recommend It.
See their certificate, and notice in full around tho
bottle t4,43 t4f-. 20 3W,
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5plefial 9aptirssi.. I,
Notice.

Notice. assi ,sd
From and after uate, Twenty-Five cents each will be-
charged for the following articles Of NOT more tharr
Ave lines each: MARRIAGES. Deaths, Notices Of Fire.
Religions and all other meetings. The terms will be-
strictly In advance and attention paid TO any
unless accompanied by the cash. 80 -
November %, 1854. sAt' r.
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is this estimate;
Ta;lors and tsiloresses G'0 1000
Cabinet makers. upbolsters. &c.f 1900
Masons - =. ~ 1000
Macbinists. smiths, &c. 700
Printers 800
Stereotvpers Fals %4+ I5O
Bookbinders. folders and stitchers 7Sf 45O
Sboemakers' !, - rs d 400
House carnenters 900
Shin carpenters 700
Rome makers. block makers. .'rigpers, &c. 500
Plasterers 200
Plumbers 600
Umbrella makers $50
Hatters soo
no,., s 1babo
~, n, ,e,,
ne 1AH,yo'u '"''' ' VI 'l'o io'" ,''''' 10y =.
ihere is reason 10 Iear tnat 'he poor o,
our city whi experience an GnusualV hara
winter In aodtlon 10 the hlgn rates OF
food, iuei' @c'' the seVerer harosnlp Of
want OF employment VIII De ielt Dy many
who cannot f-rd TO live without work.
The want OF something TO DO is prooaoiy
not more general IN Hartford than IN
most other places; out there are never'he-
less hundreds OF aole-ood'ed men IN our
midst without work, ana destitute Of the
means OF subsistence many cases OF ac-
tuai suffering very prooaoiy exist among
those whose pride may torold an open ac-
acknowledgement OF the fact' ana an appeal
to charity. There are those among us VINO
have no iuel' and who are compelled to go
without tire. we learn OF one poor wo-
maa who was found IN the ict OF burning her
last chair in order to preserve little warmth;
Such cases appeal to the sympathies OF all
generous men i anu !, w0"'ei' anu '''o" 'lie ne
% M y w. - L. pu1.,;,,., - ,ho 40,
" 80 -. - g 49, .soono..s :. H.,
'H'',' :. ''NO
.,,r,
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or a vigorous mind i as nseessarily ac-
companisd By strong passions, ss : great
ere with great heat .esa lissa
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New Yenr,

A s the year l854.has come to close, and
IA we have entered upon a New Year, we desire 10
all accounts on our Ledger closed. and request
all who have tiled accounts with usto call during
this month and settle, either by or note the former
would be preferred. t;, RoWELL & WlTTER,4
Jan. 3, 1855.
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J. X. PICKETT, Ex.
B. p. COMANT,( Com.

Hatadbte MediciRe,-Should any of our readers
be afflicted with diseased liver deranged digestion,
ters, prepared by Dr.. Jackson. This medicine is do
serving the great reputation it has gained with not
y our own citizens, but throughout the Union. The
genuine Is prepared by Dr. jackson only at his Store,
100 Arch ST., Phila. s 495-2w.
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10 Flihklin,s Oh the Ist inst BY John Bru-
ner ESQ., SHELDON BROWN, Of Cop
ley. SUNNI. Ce0pty, aud Miss ssIARRIET
SPEARS Of the former place.
In SkaIefsyilie, on the 35fh inst, BY Ire
Burroughs Esq., Mr.. HENRY, d, COOLY,
81 ShaIelssille5 and Miss ELLEN CASE
Of franklin.
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6qnlmsrtial sPteIII8tptt5 &t
.RAYENNA MARKET.

Corrected Weekly By Geo. Bael aud Other SeaIy
srs in the articles aamsd belov.
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Letter. 1rom D BaItmorean in
KANSAS.

ElarliOn cf Delegate 70 C0asre,s- General
lEhitfeld nor 7ihe Dekqdte from Kaasas-
Elected b Missurrians-Sseret 0rsdnisa-
tion for Foreign Slavery into Kansns, &c.
FCorreSnonarnre of the Baltimore Sdn.1
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Letter bearers, French and English, cloth
ed the hillside, now toiling painfully up
with heavy burden for the grave, or with
hunting through the bushes for the dead or
dying. Our men have acquired a shocking
facility in their diagnosis. A body is be-
fore you; there is shout, "Come here, boys;
Ihsee Russianp or ga FTenchman," or
"one of our fellows.'' One of.the party
comes forward, raises the eyelid If it be
closed, peeps into the eye, shrugs his should.
ers, says quietly, "He's dead, he'll wait,"
and moves back to the litter, others pull the
feet, and arrive at equally correct concu-
sions by that process J. The dead are gene
rally stripped of all but their coats. The
camp followers and hlackguards from Balak-
lava, and seamen from the ships anxious for
trophies,carry Oft all they can take from the
field. At particular spots you see party ol
men busy at work. Groups Of them are
digging away all along the hillside, at the
distance Of 40 or 80 yards apart. Go over
and you find them around yawning trench
80 feet inlength by 90 feet in breadth and
6 feet in depth; at the bottom ofwhch, in
every conceivable attitude, lie packed to.
gether with exceeding art some 30 or 40
! corpses. The grave diggers stand chatting
I, on the mounds by the sides, waiting for the
\ arrival ofsome bearers tocomplete the mum.
J, beriof the dead. They speculate on the ap.
f pearance Of the body which is being borne
/ towards them, "Its Corporal, Of ths
18th, / think" says one. '"No! It's my real
!, rank man, can seeg his red hair plaif
enough, = and 50 on. They discuss the uIief
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RpnM NEW vnpE

Nov. 2.-Tbv steamer which cane in after DIRK
last night, and supposed to be The Star Of the
West, was the jamestown, from Virginia.
No signs Of the Baltic up u the present time,
O'Clock.
The Soft Shell Judiciary Convention met last
evening and nominated Henry Helbon for Judge Of
the Supreme Court. The Hsrd Shells also noui-
mated WIN. H Leonard for the vacant judgrship.
The " higs met and selected Charles T. P1rker as
their ca ndIdate.
Mayor Wood this morning received letter from
the .. S. Commercial a gent at Pot au Prince, re-
iative to tue Seizure At HAT port Of the baIque
Emily lor icing engaged III the Kinney xpe.iton.
The agent states that The barqu= had on board
fun cargo Of ammunition ana all the equipments
FOR large force Of men, and there reason 10
suppose that she was fitted oui fgr the Kinney
expedition.
The Recorder in the special SESSIONS gaze his
dscI ion in the case of Coleman * Strtson, OF the
Aastor House; he decided lAat the plaintiff was
bound 10 prove that the liquor was not imported;
that The Sc Of imported liquor was free 10 eveIy
citizen, and that The pTovhsbilory law which de
clareS the proof Of sale evidence of unia Wful
sale Is unconstitutional; he declares the search
and seizute and destruction clause unconStuuiion-
al. The defendants were discharged.
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECETYED RY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM MEXICO


BALI, Nov. 2.-The Southern mail tits morn
lug brings New ORLEANS nnpers OF Fli9ay last they
furnish the details Of The news from Mexico re-
ceIved by an arrival from Vera Cruz. The da.es
from the Capital are 70 the 2lstuit-
Z Alvarez was still in Cuennavia, so miles dis
tant from the City OF M-xIco. but there IS aauu-
interrupted communiestiOT Kept up between him
self AMI the Ministers forming his Cabinet The
Fo,eiga Ministers were With hin At Cneruaavia /
the latest datrS-
The Irs;f d Union SAYS that the Ministers Of
France. England, Guatamsls, Prussia aud Spain,
with lie S.EiInIan Charge de afTaiTeS, and The
apostolic Nuueio left The Capital for Cuefunavia
two days previously and that The Minister for the
United States had Proceeded Them.
he same icnrnaI proceeds 10 remark that " lille
M Gadsd=n had refused 10 Tecoguize TIE goreIn-
Tnsnt Of Gen. Carre'u, he had shown the utm Isl
aiacrify IN acknowledging AiTaIez as President.
Tia language Ia which he GI3 thus IS declared 20
be INV Owed AMI incorrect 10 defy translation
He Is also assaied IS having passed the customary
limits Of diplomatic address IN the laudstoIy
language he used, as well as hav,ug violated dplo-
maiIcusaee in separately conveying Lis recognition
and consratui ationS.
The difference betU cen ihe Tanorise faction
and the supporters Of The plan Of Aguiia has been
settled, AM Gea. CononisI has advised General
Vidauura OF lhs fact. VHiauTTia re ponds that he
willing 10 sustain the government OF Alvarez as
long as the niau of Ayutia csnIruues to be the
basis OF administration. 1t IS still asserted hat It
Is The intention Of President Alvarez lu rzsigu in
favor OF CogpdaigIt.
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NEW YnRK MARKET

Nov. 2--SaOeks better- Canton 23. Erie z9I.
Michigaa Central 92l Cleveland, Columbus aud
Cincinnati 1929. heading ss4. Michigan South
eTn 904- GaIene and Chicogo IL.
Cotton inactive sud duit, sales Of 500 balss.
Coffee Gall. sales OF 1000 bags RIO al II Sugar
declined. ssieS 600 bids Havana al -. HoaSses
dlii. sales 100 bbis \ o at 81. Liuseed oh quiet
Lard oil STEADY. Iroa dun, sales 100 tons Scotch
pig Tobacco Urn, safes 50 hhas- FgzishlS on
cotton, 10 Liverpool, easter at 445l6.
Flour market FOR common and medium grades Of
State and western IS 64aI2c better, With LourvrI,
very limtied enquiry Tor export and home coasump-
tor theTe Is rather more enquiry FIR delivery les
Of eco briS as, S5a9s foF very common 10 choice
Michigan 929-25 Tor common, Straight and extra
Slate, and 9,:25a955 for common 10 fancy and low
grades OF extra western, including Ind. H., &C.
market closing qaEi. GOO State for all Tbs month
al IS, and 5l00 for all next HTO4Ib; no important
change ~ lie market for Canadian, and demand
quiet sales 500 al ssie fer Wisconsin 10 hest extra;
IN southern there Is fair business doing End the
market IS without change, Sai-s 1000 81 9,s4a9 IS
for MIXED 10 choice, including CreaShaw 81 ii, 80
the fgurss II should have been quoted al yeSi-rIay
Rye four IN HodsFstz emand al b.STa6, - Cor f5u=
and supsIfne. Cora meal HoEniHasIy the same.
Buckw HEAT -four selling al 250a252 per 90 pounds
Wheat, there Is good export demand and MAY
ket la2 better. the receipts moderate ana The
qBauutT offering IS snail, sales Of $500 bushels at
l,92a2 for sPrins aal winter upper lake, 2a2, 50
ior white canadian, ~ 70. white Illinois . 70 for
mixed Missouri snd 40 for Inietiee 81 hlte Ohio.-
Rye IN moderate request for export and rnceS are
without important eange, sales OF 5000 bus at lis
al2. The latter price for prime shipping parcels.
There is no important change IN the cufn market
and demand moderate, sales Of $500 bus. at 94a
95a for western mixeip closing ith few sellers at
50 foC prime parcels. Oats in tnoi.T5te re- guest
with sales Of Stale al 1916 and 4ea50 lor western
WLiskey deInaud scarcely 50 firm, sales Of l5o
bbls in small los al 4l3 for Ohio and 42a424 :or
Prison.
Provision market shade h,mer, pork moderate
demand, sales of 1900 Ibls al 22,5Is22.564 for
mss snd 2Ia2i,2 5 for prime, Including SOC mss
fsr all The nenth Of Jan. al 9. Beef market is
without Important change, new is a SHADE easel.
sales Of sou bbIs at 5eal0, fer country prime r..
so and Il for Country mess. Is for Vermont mess,
I9 for extra safe, 16at6.50 Tor repacked Chicago
and II fol extra do. Beet hams are nominaily the
same, prme meSs beef dull at 20a24, sales o. 500
dressed hogs was made at S for all Of Dec. Lard
steady, 500 bblS sold at Hale, including coo for
tierces for all Dec. at Il4. Butterand cLerse uu-
changed.
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fHE SENTEtet OF FREDERIcK MlLLER.-We
have slready noticed the sentence of death passed
on Frederick MiIleI forthe two strccious murders
al Cumberland. Judge PeTy IN pronouneing the
sentence. said:
Yen hate been convicted Of the crime of mur-
der IN the frs. degree, under circumstances great
aggravalinn. You have been defeudeIi by able
counsel, and everything was jene 10 insure you
far trial. An impartial and unprotected jury
has pronounced YOU guilty, after full inveStga-
zion Of the facts
In the justice and Drnpriety Of thst verdict do
not hesitate to unite viii not advert 10 the va
rious facts proved on your trial, which establish
beyond all doubt, hat you petpetrated cruel and
haI5aroIS marder-oEe hat IS selio1n equall=d IN
The annals Of cIIme-and urdrr circumstances
which leave no mllIgaiien OF possible paiitation
fot The offence
You have shown Yourself unSuitel for society
and have brought upon yourself tie dreadful pm
atty Ct the Lax, and II Row becomes NV painfaI
duty 10 pronounce the punishment which by the
law Is imposed for mur ct.
In doing SO, l adTaaiSh you 10 indulge in M
hope Of pardon or eUmmLiatlon OF punishment
Under the circumstances OF your case and tie
great enorGi;y OF yeui crime AMI The total a.Seuce
OF all mitigation, no hope Is left Of your escsp-
Ing the dreadful punishment which surely awaits
you
therefore advise you 10 Szek counsel from the
ministers Of God,-'o prepare yourself for the
more solemn judgment that awaits you hereafter,
and 10 obtain That pardon which &c earthly i-lba-
nal can give or take away.
The sentence Of the c. art is-that Won be Ia
Ken 10 the iai! of the County from whence You
came, and from theacr, q; such time as may be
hereafter duly appointed, 10 the place Of execu-
tloa, and ihvIs be hanged by the neck until you
are dead.
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PHTLADELPgIA NAREET-

Nov. 2.-Fiorr quiet bat fran, moderate export
demand, 500 bbls Standard and good sold las,
evening and this morning AT 9,25, at which figure
there was but little Offering al the close; fair de-
naad For supply for retailers and bakers at 9.25s
9,IS for fancy lots
Wheat continues in demand, small sales of good
and prime red at 2a2.02, ard white u 2, 1852 90.
Rye IN fair request, and 200 bush Western sold al
LIS Corn continues dull, $50 bush old yellow
Southern sold al CSC. Oats come forward slowly,
4, $50 bush hrime DelewaEe at 42c.
Groceries and provisions no change, dried fruit
coming forward more freely, SALES Of apples 81
Sc, and some prime Western pared peaches al 10,
Whisky frner, sales at 40s4l.
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ARRIyAL OF Tgg MACK WARPoR

ARRIVAL OF TIE BLACK WARRIOR.
n. Y. Nov 2.-The steamer Black Warrior ar
rived today From Havana, bringing dates up to
The 18th.
TIE health OF Havana was good.
FreighiS ere dropping.
The n=w Spanish propellsr America 10 run be
~ een Ca5iz and nsvana, arrived out on tile 26th.
Sugars ueTe quiet. and puces, especially OF the
lower descriptions had slightly advanced. There
had been soue large contracts IL molasSes For tu-
ture delivery at S4a43 reals.
Exchanges had slightly declined. Philsde!phra
lass discount.