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Fort Oh new AQk1 AOs A0o0s
CLEARED
s:n:s Alp: CIR. IRs; I I,sgSSns oSnsrs
s 80 S.1sr ssg To.s:.Sa Hsv1s %vSsees Js
@ s;s Asis ssss! s 10 90. o.
schE b bsSnsT gsr n%Aa aicanssNf asxer
schr wssner. smith Shsrs.ton-t ollner Potter.
s sssr w.:ss 1as4sy: sssssss-J sSS @
sr ssn st1
sShr Lucy B sis, shaw Portland q a.ieh;
schr Connecticut Pratt Mldaleown1J ndwsrds
sohr acs IlS ssssss sos,o., gsss,
Steamer Mars, Nichols. PhIsdelphiA
ARRIVED
Vim mdss .ia 5 passengers e Dale 2Sa ~ q
OF LIZ ab
Tor liverpool All INST So lon s. passed large ice.
s,ss' ss q spoke ship ''4.' Webb
SCANNING wesernpOrt Berry Portland, with mdse. to
ssD John yns1 nS OF sSSss'p0r CHM Calcutta Jan with
ship orient hl pool Feb s with mdse and s7s pas
% hs sas sr Go fs Hsssy 8 g. s
charged s'anals with ship Geo Hu'lcut. bound =.
ns sss SGS Taylor di' Ss
shio SIewsye lot Boston,. Knowles Hsyrs Feb r. with
md,e ana az rsss,ss,: to Pos, smith Co Sailed IN 90
Is o. IN gale from he westward Alexander jenkins sea-
nan Of Ireland fen from rom the mssn ,opsaa ya,d ossreOa,i
ssue Of distress bore down and spoke her when she
Of ra
Cap. Kn,~les Intended .upoly hun but after hang ha
the wind sps 70 gale Capt len her March
is 1 80 nsne e Of me and
man by fAhs 9yerbosrS from ,hs top gaaai forecaste
SIis bsts WSiie ss.-,n. pes H. passed Gibraltar Feb
renced very hesyS weather IN the a a
Be gan bank Guepps from sonteyideo; Marchs 81 Is
e. sIs
80 spoke sh caroline Nesnith days from Cnarson for
S SeaSs ne ss% % 81. s1n
showing white blue .ignsl The had light Winds sad
%s% wsw IN Ia. IS And lon g. Os Ss large Sasas
~ parent, but short time in the water
erg Caroline (BD Lenore Picou Is days, with coa, to
Of 1ssSeo rsndsSs
Sea1y sDs sss
schr John McAd.ms 8 nasts, Of g aeorse Pearson Eeu
Cape Lookout 10 sXef south, sprung leak stove
scSr Hsr,Ss ooinns ,' Cramer r' virginia.
s ssSr s Ssrsis. saIserss s,t L.Dsc
scbr Pajar. French, Rocklspd-
kcbr Hendriek Hudson, Ho'chhiss, Boston.
ssss ss.sss s sss Bosom Boston Boston
schr Holmes, Webb, Boston.
scbr = stevens noSss s.. Boston es e. Albany.
s s,sS se Esn.
echr lien Bedusn. Oegood. New Bedford
schr Stranger, Bendy New Bedford for albany,
Scbr Brave, Lowell. RaSpstsble.
schr hoanohe, Philips, Tsnpton.
echr Feries Newcoub Hrgbam.
schr Cape Cod, Weber, Fall River
s sssI Ss's ss'9.. s boston
Steamer Vulcan MORMON Philadelphia
etesmer Al Eliza. Robinson. Philadelphia
steamer Boston, sellew, Phlladelohia.
Steamer Pelican. Auldrich, Providence
Steamer Decatur. Geer Norwich.
SAILED
From ouarantne-ships Memphis, and Liberty. New Or.
learA
Wind during the day from to NE with rain q sunset
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TIE Ner Con hueso~-1k Claim, Of tie Csissd Sa<s-
The Iland, DC, dc.
LAerAYRA, March Q, 1857.
me sew oonsttusion under confederation before the
Congress viii be adopted under Executive diotaton and
Win be shortly proclaimed. rhs mos judioous Of
the unsry have hope that will redeem nom tho
deporsbe condition OF dstrus and want Of confidence
that generally prevails politically and commercially. The
public debt Of suoh amount that bat LILLE prospect
eza OF ~ redemption for many years, though the taxes
are now - high ~ oan be borne.
learn hs, NE Minister Of the Unted sAses has press
I'd energcticaly the different claims preferred BY oz
Of he Upted States on account Of advances made In hs
var u inoependenoo and other claims.
Syeported that ne Presi1ea, and ha Cabinet are
dhp1aed 70 fqut ~ Tho Aves Island claim hsd b.
Tain erchant Boston, and OF watch advis you 10
NJ last and 10 teot the sesloment OF which Dol Sad
FORD Asspstcnsd 70 Caracas special agent from
the UEfed SAFES ] presume al ths delay tna
Cd hes been caused b. the remnsness Of claim.
not properly presenting she claim Gully orun ID
By proof ne Aves Islands, gill pfedict be given up 70
The claimants and Indemnity oshsr made, shoash
they threat 10 resort reprisals made NJ Marcy,
hiebiy exSperAkd President mage. ] learn pro.
posion BEEN made BY The UEhed States for he I'D
jussmen, by srbnrAlioo
You pee no, be sur pssd 10 hear Of revelation sry
eutbreak In This oounfyy ~ sry tine
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House ana os go sts sv, a4xIoo sla, 600
Hsuse and LOT SIG 3,h Of 2Sxlo3 ............ $500
House ana lot les 2oto st.. 1895 1900
lot on Seth q near Gun av 2Sxl0o......... 1000
] 10, Of SIN d and Lat sv., Ssxloo.. Las
Ios sr joinins 26xlo6 ............. L 068
cots 90 each 25xl00-S 81 Gas each. ......... 900
l sot on rear b7th st 2sxlo0 ............. 1026
lots on rear 18th 81 each 26xloo-Ss7o each. 2elo
lots aooiDir e. esoh 2sx1oo-&sso each ...... 100
House and lot cor Rutge aud Henry So 26x78. 1900
House and lot adjoining Henry o. 2sx3l...... 372s
Bove and LOT No 30 yard It., 36xloo. ..... H. 800
Houie and lot S3d Of near oh av 26x9s.. 2s5o
House and lot 4ot, st., I'm av. 2ox99... 1850
House and Let adjoining. 3osee. 1850
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Oper ations I'm Real Estate.

The following sales Of real estate we're made yesterday
by auction ai The Nerchans' ExchaDge me property
Was situated chiefly In the upper pan and middle por-
tom Of toe CITY and sold tar below TIE Finn avenue isou
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uIRIf,HB IHfBLLIsBHCR.

Poa nDW Yo1x-Euu nAY
SUE RIsrs ..........- Is Rfsns ......eye %
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Iron tho RnysaeiphiA Psntsy lvsaiso, Apral
pointed 70 cot uidsy The 1864 OF JsanAry lest
enacted for the purpose OF sfordioG redrscs toose
sro. ao.,S arc Tss o scsS..9 zoe ss se
their professional interest," by removing hose
Aen vouh, therefore be proper ssd jus, 10 spsoot
nsse 70 rnilAs impusiop Of Interested action. suoo
ooes only 70 ne found amoug the senior capsaios
isss -s Cad Sssmp.yes me folio. NJ .esor s.p.sps
Captain, oopovsr, Long soi,,osn, fs,ssI sossoasry,
Who togtu er Nth Oom modore Lavsstle ana Caplaia
koCiupr original members nj nrs Court of Ipq iiry
ooaprse eleven senior cspraas npe OF sufoe for
NE three cou 1Hese sre al Of sod reoula
hon not The Retiring 3osro nor pom ,ed b, i've
aos,cn Among the sir members now sppna,ed 70 81
ppon two ef inose Courts OF Revision .s sud OF the
above names only those u tAvaette nnd pcCuag Inc
oxoer ioUr contst OF Csptaios n Adams, nckeaa,
Pope and vsn Bruni. Tne,e four last nsmrd we're al
Promo,sd 10 Their present trsoe By the OF Re.
rrtrs Board ana are Of coarse interested 10 peveoHog
ire 10 sotve service of msy cone
chelce be made frcm the Nor .ns o-p ersstes cap
We N 81 these fsc I'LL strsct The attention
and remedial scsOn Of tue Navy Dep.r,msni
pslon on sonesy, the leh rst for the purpose Of a.
csdins rdress 20 tboso ofcsr- vho are ssgreved By
be &C ton OF me late retlring 8oerf OF Fiiteca."
Fr,t Court Of Ioqu'ry-Csptsins Lsvalleste, xcciung
eoo r. A adams
s~co,d ooarl-C.pisiBs Pope, xoKsne an Van Bruni
THIRD Cosrt-Osptsins Pope, Mercer ana Plerson.
nPrRITyora or THE UsrrEp SrArEs Tsoors IN
r.S p.sso-A iesscr ~ tine se~ Orleans De,t, assed
Ior nmers hs- se,oo smeu al N. ,,, Uon g.
Il dlsse tps-n ea bpsohes orders have bees issasd
~ Coicne Bmneve, orp msnoirf this department, iof
very estrsivs Operations IN the held TINS summr
UuSsr be CON maud of Colonel Loving trinv), Boz men
rae rice. 17o irnptry 90 at Dery Under Ocsons
49, !sa l nsniryl' nc nnss .oa isom {Sog
the sis river, undsr sspd of Mas smooson
(rfhes), Sud 90 men (2o rites and 90 iasutry; Lieut.
q B~bpsD, sefimertsi erart-rmssev % Infantry ss
scuf ssststsrt rmss,er and setting assistsn, com
IN sssry of s.bsre II eepo; aod Assi,sct sur
Asswtsnt Hurgeop lie herman 40 along NTH C,opei
I1yrrs s9larpn ard Assistant surgeon TIsdsn IN that
81 Oolcnei nWcs The entire oommana 10 20 be IN
Veaatps.s 70 hsve-ne foymer ON a,b.ousra,e the
lssscv from rbovr- the isi Of Nay wsov A~,n
ir erssuor~ tsses ihe eed on ,he 2o,h April vpa
.,e nureyed a~d twenty men W rcvut .rcuud toe b,r,
csbui rcurtsips, vel supplied vim bscsess vspeys,
UnxAes an1 sptss
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DENTISTRY


"A LII DsrIsL oPskAIIOr PEkFoessD ny fHs
n sinful and scientific manner. nv-ry variety Of
,rsh and parts Of inserted pew srd lmprovrd
principe by DR. raPOLkOE PhEtkkHk, 4B Brostwayf
conner Of Howard sseet No exorbi'sut prices
nErrIsTEy -pa n. q. DURRtH, CANAL rRany
near varfck Tod lfB, <sa) invites attention
hi lorg and suc~essfa experiences Daily orersuons via
te new harmless b<numbns agent tpo n>exna,, prs
senuns all pain. Prices mcderse
sNrs1isrRy -rsp LAIR PARTNERSHIP EXISTING
~ te'verp BuRDBlL SMITH bsyiog been d'ss'ived
nv Inc of Dr gurdel III business will be cmtnued
By A. r. Smith, BOG Fourth street. two blocks west Of Broad
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THE BALL SEASON.

MNRAND balloon SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL
III at Nile Caroline Veneos daocng scsdemy Il Howard
Sle The ball will open O'CLOCK IL Tick
30 cents Private lessons for ladies' and gentlemen svesy
'dav II O'CLOCK p N
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nPkRA. FUkD BALL AND con JkRr
" TBE PhOM1NADE CONCB6T AND BALL.
Al already snnoenced wtll AXE place In the
ACADEMY OF MOSIC,

ACADSmY OF MOsIC.
On TUESDAY l4rH
No win be spared directors the Acsdomy
70 this entertainment unusually attractive Large
dions have been de to the deco atoms used pre-
vious and the bands viii of
hun yee performers
open ct O'Clock music 10 commence ct 81, and
O'Clock NO ladies With bonnets aud gentle
with hats overcoats, win be allowed the
floor.
itch ets % esch admitting person. be had of The
of the Acarey NJ the patronesses anAgers
stores Boxes dollars; Noee
upsold will be free to bose who attend the ball
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
p,osr OFFICE rofTOB -rHE MAILS FOa kUnOPs
per ALPS viii close At his Office on siufdaY
The I'm day OF April. NJ 1Ols oclccs A.
ISAAC FowbER Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11

PHILADELPHIA, April 10 AT bsrt John rAysoo, rul.
schrs John Nary tBr Camp u Johns, PR; Mary Ann (8
Day, halifax Joeephine Waterbury, aud MARI nler Lava
EYork Mary RAnkH, Banks Boston
Cld orgs Geo Whitney, Baker cienfuegos ChiccDee
keilsvn Leeds; Amlra Candy, and speed somers Bos
TOM Chamberlain Hsleu. and smith, Smith, Salem Zinc
q aSu Had Godf
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A CsRD,-BowAbD EHGISs CoaPANy NO. "a
wspld all themselves OF this occasion 20 return heir
Gin thanks 10 Harry Horard Hose Compsnv No s. Tor
the "a, house the first Of MNch het aud they
eud zoe uat overr 1T the part Of No "a IN not
enicnipg tina fsct in the card lately published By them
OHAs. MILlsSe, Foreman.
LOUIS j. PAREER. secrtisy
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T .Ef11Is yoR ENGLAND FgAIon GEANANY. &C
IL Will b received st No . Bowling Green, preosd ~
cents eeoh hah ounce up 70 II O'Clock en- fhasdsy
Apr le and Win be despssshsd per seamssiS Ariel Tor
Douthsmpton HavTe and 6rUmen
~. TOkRANUE Agent No 3 Bowling Green. n. 7.
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News from Venezuela

TIE Neir Con h,ussop-7k CLAIM Of TIE Csisd 6a,ss-
The Acc, n sNd, DC, dc.
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ANTHOLOGY.

a sIROLO0Y. PHkEsOLOGY AND sPrRIruALIsM-
a Mrs. FLECRS gives true informsiion On al events o.
life, aid answers qpestons business marriage
fepds &c by msgneusm at 3 Broome she speak
krpbsh, French and German
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
THE Triumph COMPLETE.
Perfect esrs IF KRilgsy1y

AnotheF Perfect cure Of Eplpsy6y
DR.. Hance'S Epi7eptic Plus.
DURANTs NECK, PERQUmAK's Co..
Oct. LIST, 1855.
DR.. HANoE-Dear SiE-Having been af
ficted with falling fits for some years past,
| determined to give your pills a trial, (ad-
vertisement of which | saw in some Of the
papers,) and co ntinued TO use them for some
months until | was entirely cured. / be.
lieve them to be a frst-rate article, and
since | have used them l have not had one
attack, and am now in the enjoyment oil
good health. Yours, &C.,
JOHN ]. JACOBS.
P. S.-The pills were recommended to
me by Mr.. Nathan Newsby, of this county,
to whose address you sent them.
Those pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are
a specific for all notifications Of nervous
disease. Price, SO per box; W boxes So;
IL boxes for 1914. Persons enclosing a re-
mittance will have the Pills sent them thro'
the mail on its receipt. For sale by SETH
S. HANcE, lOS, Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
Nd, to whom orders from all parts Of the
Union must be addressed.
n22w4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12

UThe Herald copies our "squib "
in regard to the school. houses which
ornament our town and stand as mon
uments of the progressive spirit and
high state ofcivilization ofits citizens,
and very p%ertinently asks what the
Directors are going to do for us in the
way of a school house We don't
know what they intend to do, but sug-
gest hal the first thing in order, be-
fore any general discussion as to the
propriety or necessity of a new school
house occurs, is the dissection Of the
old ones. Let their constituent parts,
carefully anatomized, be piled into
cord Notwithstanding rats and other
vermin-and sold to the highest bid
der. This will demonstrate the
precise value OF the school buildings
and bring matters to a focus general.
".
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
NOTICE.

A LFRED STEVENS Of Coles county, in the
N State Of Illinois, win take notice that j. S.
Mcdowell. Of the county Of Vinton, in the State
of Ohio, did on the tenth day Of February, 1851
file his petition in the Court ofCommon Pleas,
within and for the county of Vinton In said State
Of Ohio, against the said Alfred Stevens and
Thomas w, Lacey, defendants, setting forth that
the said Alfred Stevens gave a mortgage 10 one
Elias Waltz, on one hundred acres Of landin Sec
ton number twenty-five, Township ten, Range
eighteen, in said county, particulars described in
said mortgage) to secure the payment of three
hundred and thirty-three dollars, according TO
certain notes referred TO in said mortgage-that
the said notes and mortgage are assigned TO said
J. S. McDowell-that the other defendant claims
some interest IN said lands under the said
Alfred Stevens-and praying that said Alfred
Stevens may pay said sum now claimed 10 be due
and TO become due before the next term Of the
Court, with interest from the twenty-ninth day
Of April, 1854, or that said premises may be sold
to pay the same and the said Alfred Stevens is
notified that he is required to appear and answer
said petition on OF before the third Saturday after
the nineteenth day of March next.
j.. s. MCDOWELL,
by T. r. STANLEY, his Attorney.
February ~, ls57-no26-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
Cincinnati Market.

CINeINNATI, Feb. 0, 1857.
FLouR-sales of $50 brls., at $780,. SIS do. at
$5,46.
WuIsKY-Firm: sales off 400 brls. at24c', anG
800 do, from wagons, Mt 24Hc.
BUTTER Extra, at 22925c.
PoRk-S Sale ! 600 brls. Ut $3.50 Market firm
at this rate.
CnEEsE-Sal of 500 boxes at lie.
~CLovER-Active; 27O brls. sold ut 81. per bush.
BULK MEAT-Sale Of 600 Hams ut we. Mar
ket dull.
WHEAr-Red sells quick at 81 10 on arrival;-
white, is selling at $l.l9@l,20.
C~oRN-Firm ut 50@52c.
BARLEY-Dull at Sl,55.
R~YE-Steady at SOC.
O~ATs-Firm at 44c.
HAY-Market unchanged prime Timothy sell,
ing at SlS@20 per ton.
PoTAToEs-A sale Of 100 brls Pink-eyes OF 81
per brl. White Neshanocks in demand at 81 q
al ,25.
APPLEs-Demand brisk; prices ranging from
$3,50W4,50, according to quality.
ONIoNs-From store, 81 per brl.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
FRANCIS SHADES,
Dec. 81, 1856. HENRY REYNOLDS.
SHERIFF. SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas Of Vinton
County, Ohio, | will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in Macarthur, in said county, on
Saturday, the 2sth day of February, A. d. 1857,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following described
property, to wit; Out Lot No. 6, in the town of
irattsyille, Vintou County, Ohio; ordered to be
sold as the property of IL. W. Stoddard, to satisfy
a Judgment rendered against him and S. q. Eakin,
bis security, in ~favorof S. S. Hard, for the sum
of one hundred and twenty dollars, with interest
and costs of suit. Premises appraised at two
hundred and seventy dollars and must bring two
thirds Of that sum.
WIN. GOLD, SHERIFF V. Co.
Jan. 29.-4w-2d50c
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
ChiIIIcOthe Market.

G HILLIcoTHE, Feb,s, 1857.
WHEAT-R Bushel l,0Oc@& LILO.
CORN-43eS bushel.
OATS--35c. u bushel.
RYE-75c. Il bushel.
BARLEY--Sl ,25 q bushel.
BEANS-$2 5O@$S 90.
FLAX SEED-$l 10.
BUTTER-Fresh roll 200 . b.
EGGS-lsc q dozen.
LARD-l6c q ID.
DRIED PEACHES-$2 00.@S2,5e
P0TATOES-l,37 y bushel.
FEATHERS-New 40c 3 b.
FL0UR-s6,00.
GROCERlES-wHoLESALE PRICES.
WHlSKY--23c.
SUGAR-N. o. 1l@12c. Loaf IA
refined Is.
MOLASSEs-N. O. nc. Y gallon.
C0FFEE-Rio 12H@l3c. y %. Java lGeFib
TEAS-Y. II 4O@75c q b. Imperial 4O@sOc
RICE-6Xc 3 ID
CHEESE-l0@3 ID.
RAISlNS-M. X. new, I 4,5O to 5000 box.
3 90
BROOMs-s1 5O@s3 90 q dozen.
SALERATUS-Papered 7@7He q ID. Loose
5@513.
T0BACCo-va. lbs. 25G5Oc. q n. Va. 5 and
10 lbs. ls@25c y h. Ky. 5 and 10 lbs. l2@lSc y
b. 6 twist 1l@l3c p 10.
SALT-llocking2 37@$250 q Dbl. Lakcs9 so.
so. Sacks q doz. 81 0OG$2 %.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12

% The Probate Court adjourned
on Wednesday oflast week, after dis
posing ola considerable amount of bu-
siness. In addition to the cases men,
toned in our last issue, another for
petty Larceny resulted in the convic-
ton of the accused--a man named
Graham--and he was sentenced to a
"Graham diet" Of bread and water
for five days in the county Jail.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12

UOur suggestions in regard to
the measures which ought to BE- taken
to prevent the destruction of property
by fire, seem to meet with some favor.
Many persons are anxious to have a
Hook and Ladder Company organized.
Well, go ahead, gentlemen. We are
not particular as to the means provi.
we'd the object be accomplished. Some.
thing ought to be done and 'twero
well 'twere done quickly"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
Gbe Mlt9rtBur Democrat.
Subscribers to Newspapers.

~EhPSA
We publish the following for the benefit Of sub
SOribers to newspapers;
!. Subscribers who do net give notice 70 the
contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
.eir subscription.
2. If the subscribers order the discontinuanee
Of their papers, the publisher tnay continue TO
send them until ali arTearages are PAID.
8. If subscribers refuse or neglect to take their
periodicals. from the office to which they are di-
rected, they are held responsible until they have
settIed the bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remoye to other places with
out informing the publishers, and the papers are
sent TO the former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
s.. The courts have decided thatrefusing to take
papers from the office, or removing and leaving
them uncaued for, is Prima Jaee evidence Of in
territorial fraud.
Postmasters who notify a publisher that his pa
per is not taken from the office, are required to
give the reason why they are not taken out.-&e
Post Office hStruetioRS and LdUs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
sHERTFF SALE.

BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Vinton
Of Betfiamin Warner, In Elk township, in snid
county on Monday the 2Sa day Of February a. d.
1851, between the hoursiofte ten o'eloekA. M. and
4ocf0ekP Mofs said daytime following personal
property, to4wit Ono black horse and one gray
horse, takenia as the property of Beniamin Warmer
10 satisfy q Judgment rendered in said Court
against him and ID fsyorcf James LLOYD = y
.Eb.sJEtsR Sheriff Of yiptop county. q.
Fsbrusty Ii ls5s sw-pf2d
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12

~ Mr.. EDMIsToN, informs us that
his Printers are all sick and that it is
doubtful whether he will be able to
publish the Herald at the usual time,
for a week or two. A publisher re-
grets nothing more than the disap-
pointment ofhis readers, but, like 9th
er people, he is not exempt from sick
ness and other Ellis that flesh is heir
fon
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will DO {
IN petition presented to the Commissioners o.
Vint0n County, at their next session, praying fol
an alteration 10 the Adelphia Road, commencing
at the northwest corner Of David Foreman't
land, from thence running east on the line be-
tween the lands Of David Foreman and Philir
Defgh, to a stake opposite the said Delights sta
BILE; thence a south eastcrly direction until inter
secting the old road, and there to end.
MANY PETITIONERS.
February g., 1s57,-w4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-12
Commercial SnteIIigrntr.
New York Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4, 1851
CURRENT PRICES FOR TIE WEEK.

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CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
The sales of Beef Cattle are made at Il price
agreed per head-the value is calculated upon the
estimated weight of meat. in the quarters when
beef is quoted ut l0c per b, a bullock that VIII
dress 5 cwt., exclusive Of his hide and fat Will
bring $50.
PRICES OF BEEF AT ToRTT-FouRrH STREET,
To-day. Last week
Premium Cattle......l2 @l2l5c. IL 9l3c.
First ouality......".l0T@llc. IL @llIc'
Medium quaity...... 0H@l0c. 10 @lO9c,
Poor ouality'....." So @gc. 5 % V59c'
General selling prices'YH@l0 10 @
REMARKS ON DELF oATTLE.-The supply this
week shows Il decrease on last of 429 head at all
the market places. The quality of the stock av-
erugcd fair. though some very mean Steers were
on sale. The trade was not active, yet much more
so than. for several days.
SIEEP AM LANBs.-The supply exceeds last
weeks some 800 head, and with large arrivals OF
dead Mutton, prices have not been sustained, and
the bust ness not so active. We quote generally
a, ks@9. with some few rs high as $l2.
Veals are unchanged in price; the stock Is larg-
err and business moro lively. Sales at 5@7Tc:,
Swine have further advanced; the is insignif'
cant. We quote at 7&@SHc, for good to prime
corn-fed.