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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-18

a OANIsE BLACKsTONE-SToRY OF Doc
THAT UNDRRsTooD Born ASTRONOMY AND LAW
Among all the wonderful stories related of the
sagacity Of dogs, we never heard of ono which
impaired either knowledge of astronomy OF
OF law to any member of the canine race until
q day or two ago, when the following was re-
lated to us and we were fully convinced Of its
truth. We know not why " Tray" and
"Blanche," and Sweetheart" all, may not
know their celestial brothers, Sirius and
Procyen, and have no doubt our "Fidelio" had
kind Of Psychological communication with
some of his olden loves that have gone before
him to the land Of canine shadows, that often
preserved him from the danger TO which his
Fellows were exposed throughout the summer
season.
A few years ago, before that portion of Gin
cinnati, now known as the Seventeenth Ward,
had been added to our beautiful city, and
while 1t was still called Fulton, man re-.
siding near the corner of Race and Fourth.
streets had dog named "Fidslio," to which
every member Of his family, aswell as himself,
seemed as much attached as the faithful little
animal was to them. By some means when
the reign Of the dog-stsr began "Fidelio"
would leave his home and 60 to the house of
married daughter Of his masters, who ro-
sided in Fulton, and remain there until the
time during which It was unlawful for dogs TO
60 at large in the city unmuzzled had expired,
and then he would return.
For many summers the dog persisted in this
habit, and when his master would visit his
daughter, which often happened, ''Fidelio' would
follow him on his way homo until he reached
the corporation line, but coax or drive as he
chose, the knowing animal never could neither
bo induced nor forced to cross 1t, until after
the reign Of the dog-star had ceased, at which
time, as We have already stated, he would re-
turn home. But, alas for poor "Fidelio,"
when Fulton was annexed 70 the city, there
was no place to which he could 20 to escape the
murderous hands Of the dog-killers, and he at
last fell victim to the miserable class of per-
sons whom all bis life he had feared.
The curious in regard to the instinct of ami
mails, or those who are interested in the study
OF natural history, have something in this
story which would seem to be worthy their at
tention; for the manner in which "Fidelio"
became acquainted with the city ordinance in
regard to dogs, and also with the time whom
Sirius reached the meridian at mid day, would
seem to suggest, at first, the point when instinct
became reason.
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LAW REPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

m NIck-NAMEs. .--Smith %. Springer alias Beck
In Poland he obtained the nick name of aBock :, III
nifyng goat in the language of that oountry-ths,
IN English 1t was called Beckthat Springer In the
1erman meant to hop or spring on one leg and cut
up eapers a. goats do hence the nick name of Book
Judge Storer. O"' ~
y. II. Jones vs.. s. Barr jr and others. To recover
ior services alleged to have been performed as pilot OH
aeiendant's steamboat libel was filed in the Adj
this suit was relied upon In the demurrer. :
Held, that that was proceeding IN REM which
was no par TO the present suit 1t had been decided
heIetoqre IN that Court that decree Of foreclosure
was NO bar to suit on the honda suit on the bond
was no bar to an action OF foreclosure nor to an
ton oi eJectment. Demurrer overruled. . - -.
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SHERIFF's SALEs.--The sales of real estate
by the Sheriff yesterday were not we'll at
tended and.ths bidding was spiritless and dull.
The following pieces only were offered and
both were sold: .E
Lot Of ground, part of section 20 in Spring
field Township, containing2 2 and 55.1OO acres.
Valued at $3.50 per acre and sold to Edward
Moore OF Shopper acre.
Lot Of ground in Van Horns subdivision Of
William Bsrr's estate, IA feet on Longworth-
street and 81 feet deep. Valued at $4,000 for
lot and Improvements and sold to Jane Caster
for 1850. ..Y.gfa
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Steamboat Register.

,ARnIvAIs-Bostons, Portsmouth; Kate May, Mem
pills; Superior, Louisville; Prioress Madison; Swal
Vile; Virginia Home, do; Gondy Friends, Memphis;
James Whann, Wheeling; Courier, do. e ~.
DEPARTURES -Bostona, Portsmouth,; Superior,
louisville; Prioress, Madison; Merose, Maysville;
Ohio No. 3, Marietta; Dunleith, Neville; Virginia
Home, doj Maringo, Pittsburg; ]. O. Fremont, New
Hickman, Memphis.
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MAN sra1oUsLr IsJuRrp BY srRrrr r NJ,

MAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY STREET RAIL
ROAD CARA German named Ketts, while en-
gagged In driving vehicle of some kind along
Freeman-street, near Richmond, was quite
seriously injured night before last, having been
thrown to the pavement by Street Bailroad
car. he was endeavoring to drive his wagon
from the Railroad track, when bis clothing by
some means was caught upon the car and no,
dragged from his seat, fell to the ground,
bruising his face and head very badly. His
Injuries are quite painful, but not at all dan
gerous, and the fault, If there be any, must
attach to himself.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

SCHooL BoARD.-Msjor j. r. Hallam ten.
dercd his resignation as a member of the School
Board, night before last, but II was not accepted
Principal Of the Newport Seminary and the clerk was
instructed to advertise for another to m the vacancy
teacher, had been organized, the Board adjourned =
CRY CoUNoIL.-Tbe only business of i'm
portance transacted BY the City Cousci last night
$3.50, for work on the new jail, as per contract.
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PoRrE-MoNkAIE Losr.-Ay young girl, who Is
. seamstress at the house Of woman named
Mrs. Little, residing on Clark-street, lost her
porte-monnaie last night, some place on Fourth
street, containing $l1 rs. She had saved this
from her earnings and was doing some shopping
at the time. 1t was lost probably between the
corner Of Fourth and Main and shillito's
store. She will receive it if the finder will
leave it at this Office, and will pay for it lib
eral reward. fiHf i 81
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A.. whEAT.There was better feeling in the market
b,.hay, and prices are tending upward. Sales 900
az prime red at 81 10; s0j do. fair do. 81 09 220
COhN.sThe demand continues good and prices are
s'eady; sales OF 800 bushels at 42c: 100 10 AZ 40
600 bushels In bulk at iic 'Nf'-1is'iH ''SS'So
RYE-There IL a fair demand We have 10 change
at 75c. " wv NeD
BARLEY-There is good demand and priees ara
steady at our last quotations.
CHEESE-The demand continues active and prices
are steady. Sales ,l50 boxes W. r. at ec; 100 do
extra large at 9hc.i $50 do. e. u. at llc; rs do.
Nutmeg atl2bc. -r.s.t .t .,I. =
BUTTER-The demand for prime roll continues
acilve ~ lG@llc sales II hrls choice roll AT lgc.
change. 2l .. .l-HI I-l, '- -
POTAT0ES-Tbe markets. dull and pricss remain
upchang ged since our last quotations. ~ I7I
CRANBERRIES--Phe market is dull and Il IA diff.
fcult to realize more than Sl3 per brl. go
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Monetary and Commercial.

Financial affairs were quiet yesterday in
Third-street; but the demand for Money was still
active and In excess Oft the supply with prospect
becoming scarce as the advances. The legtl-
mate demand from customers was accommodated, as
before at the Discount houses at lO@l2 per cent? but
the outside figures for good names In outaide quarters
was l5@lS per cent. a.
Eastern Exchange was unaltered-h0DA being the
puyIng and Il the selling rate prices varying accord
ing 70 the party desirous of disposing of bills.
Little was doing In Gold, New Orleans Exchange or
ncurrent Money. v
, Flour was in brisk demand yesterday, and super.
ne went mp lOc. per barre with sales of $500 brls
whisky was unaltered. The moderate weather with
a respect Of rain, had its influence on Hogs, which
re heaVy and rates easier buyers holding off on
count OF the temperature. Mess Pork (0ld) sold at
H. an advance Of SOC. per bril- upon previous quota
tlons. Green Hams sold largely at nc. Wheat was
,tending upward, but there was no change In any
kind of Grain.
The receipts of Produce during the twenty. -four
hours ending yesterday noon were: -aA,
Flour, brls .:.......2s4l Whisky, brls.. ..,. 800
Sorn, bushels.".--".37l3 Wheat, bushels ....2 l0S
2Mets, Ma, .,...... s95 Barley, '" .......
noss, heau"....... igI
"eannex comparative statement Of the Exports
exclusive of specie from New York to Foreign ports
lor the week and since January l.
1857 1885, 1859.
For the week..-$ 2,ill l,46s S I,356,I35 1904, ,sC
Previously reported 6O,797s9O 52,s96,2l9 5632, 1856
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ADvERTIsERs, ATTENTION Bear in mind
that the PENNY Press Is read in q greater
number. Of families than any other paper
printed in Cincinnati; that the working man
reads 1t, that it is emphatically the peoples
paper, and Is rapidly winning Its way to q cir
culation unprecedented in the history of
Western newspapers. The manufacturer and
retail merchant can not but be benefited by it
as medium of advertising.
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The IRISH DELEaATIoN.-The Irish Dele.
cation will hold their proposed meeting al
Smith q Nixons Hall, this evening, at half
past seven o'clock, when it is expected an &C.
count Of the great religious awakening in Ire.
land will be given. The public are invited to
attend.
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TIMELY WARNING, The most glaring neglect
both by men and women, is observable every
day In tho way of clothing the feet--not one
in twenty wearing boots or shoes suited to the
weather. Gentlemen should take warning
before their health is gone, and provide them
selves with pair of J. II. Deters's winter,
waterproof boots, such as he alone can make.
Call at his store, Fourth street. west of Walnut.
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"DoNoHUE's." John Donobue has opened
one Of the neatest and most quiet saloons in the
city, on Fourth street, up stairs, in the build
ing adjoining the Opera-house, and has sup
piled himself with the best articles. As the
looationis in the heart Of the city, "Donohue's''
will be one the most popular, as 1t 10 one of the
most pleasant on the fashionable promenade.
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LBY MAGNETIC rELEGRApH.l i

NEW YoRS MAntEr, November Up. NJ Flour
market heavy aud So lower sales 1860 brls at VI 80
81 Is for superfne State; $55 rs for extra State;
u 95@5 O5 for superfne Western: IS 7o5 50 for com.
mon TO medium extra Western, and IS s5(d5 so for
Interior to good shipping brands extra round hoop
ohio market closing rather quiet. Canadian Flour
rather easier: sales 200 bris az s5 is6 gn Common
20 eholSs extra Rye Flour in fair rsausst at So 80
S % eIshel; h;, at lei II for MilSankie club si7
Ss 20 i'r whste Kentucky; 81 s@l AZ for white Ca.
fs ssaian snd S 4 for white Indiaha Rye and
nrn sales Of 1900 bushels at 76@s0c for C. f. and
s2S3c Tor state Corn market lower: saIes Of i2OO0
bushels az S@Sec for yellow, and Sl(aI 02 for old
yellow. No mixed Western In market Oats buoy.
ant at 4561i6c. for State Western and Canadian.
Mhlsky market active and frmer: sales COO brs. at
gsea2sRc Pork market lower for mess aud iirmer for
brlme Gales OF 1850 brls. at S0I5 IL for mess and
Slo 5O@l0 5G for prime. Beef unchanged: Gales Of
100 brls at S4l4 25 for country primes S5l5 % for
do mess; S56plO for old and now e-packed meas,
and SlO 5oQgll for extra mess. Dressed Hogs held
hrmlya at TIC. Beef Hams plenty and dull at SI2@l
"A 90 for new State and Western. Prime mess Beef
quiet at Sl7@lg. Green Meats held ut exc for
Shoulders, and sHc for Hams Bacon firm: sales OF
6O0 boxes lODg-ribbed Middles, December and jan
usry, at SIC Lard dull and Dropping: sales OF 200
DTS. at l0H@i0Ac. Butter plenty and dull at lIk0
lsc ior Ohio, and l4l2c. for State. Cheese contn-
ues steady at s@llc Cotton heavy sales 600 bales;
Prices are easier but quotations unchanged mid,
qling nplands l1gc. Oils quiet; Linseed 5565fc;
Lard SIx@92kc. Tallow steady at ll@Il1sc. Sugar
firm: MuscOvado 64671ac 7''-'oN'
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MEETING OF THE PIONEER AssocIArroN.-A
meeting of the Pioneer Association will be
held on Saturday evening next, at the Council
Chamber, at half-past seven O'Clock, and as
business Of importance is to be brought before
the association, it is hoped there will be q full
attendance. -IrIl II
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AN ACCOMMODATING SPIRIr.-A young mar,
came into our sanctum yesterday and reported
the following as the last interview between
Captain Brown and Governor Wise:
Brown-Give me liberty or give me death |
Wise-We have none Of the former, but we
can accommodate you with the latter.
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BIvALvULAR.-The insurrsction excitemen,
Is fast dying out under the pressure caused by
the introduction Of those mammoth oysters, BY
Robert Orr, OF No. II West Fifth street. They
have been put up expressly for family use, and
are the largest and best we have ever seen.
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WoMAN's POCKET PICKED IN MARKEr.-A
woman named Mary Callahan had her pocket
picked In Si1th-srrcet market, yesterdsyimorn-
ing, OF port monnaie containing about So in
bank-notes and small amount of silver coin.
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COMMON pLEIs.

TRIAL OF WN. BBcKLEY.-The Court, Judge
in this cise - r Y : - -'' ' O
- I. Davis vs.. j. Cassidy. Constable, and Others Ac
on OF repevin to try the ht to certain furniture
OF the st. Charles Hotel, the corner of Sixth and
broadway- was on trial before Judge Collins.
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Since Jan. l...".s62 9O9,3 ,359 S54,25234 $57s76676
Wednesdays New York Herald obseryea.

Wednesdays New York Herald observes
There is no change in the Money market, though
the Discount Brokers report caution IN the
selection Of Paper. We hear of large line Of first
class ndorsed spring Paper going at 6 per cent On
of the leading lenders state that they find employ
ment for their means at g. NJ
Foreign Exchange closed dull for the Boston
steamer. A leading drawer offered his bills at ii0
but there was very little demand even at the decline
No Specie goes to Boston to-day; on Saturday the
usual shipment will lprobaby be made from tbisport
The efollowing table will compare the condition Of
the New York Banks with that at the close Of tho
corresponding week last year: ..i..fs. .. b." "
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ACCIDENT TO A FERRY-BoAT.-The head Of
one Of the cylinders belonging to the Fifth
street Ferry y-boat was blown out yesterday
morning, with great force, but fortunately no
one was injured.
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TIE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMpAKY.-We are
again under obligations to the Adams Express
Company for late papers in advance Of the
mail. Such favors are always appreciated.
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Book SALES. g. Hubbard continues his
sale Of choice books tonight, at 21 West Fifth
street. See advertisement.
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CITY N e w s

PsRsoSAL.-W. Fl. Hooper, delegate to Con-
gress from Utah, and Hon. M. @. Putnam, of
Connecticut were at the Spencer House yestsr-
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FLOUR-There was quite an active demand to day,
and superfne advanced loc per brl: The .a!es add
up $3.50 brls. at 81 S514 90 for superne, and S55 Is
four hours. ~ .7''-t- -'i-''7'' ~
WHISKY-The market is unchanged, with sales Of
i, 100 brls. at 22xc. EIt 'tI ~ N \ :
H0GS-A dull and heavy market to-day, and prices
easier. Dealers were holding of. The receipts are
72 head dividing 200 lbs, at-.......$5 5OA5 50
$50 averaging 1856 lbs, at.... ............... 60
~ dividing on 100 lbs, at,... ........5 SOFAS 90
About 1900 were received the last twenty -four hours
PR0vISI0NS-3i0 brls old mess Pork sold al SlI,
being an advance Of SOC. per brl New mess is held
at sl5: 5000 green Hams sold at nc. Nothing
transpired In Lard. -
GROCERIES, Sugar Nc. higher, and in demand
at7A0Sc. Molasses 43@1i5c for old and new, Coffee
firm; sales Of 200 bugs at l2@l2Ac,
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

MNOR SALE-A well-known old-established
A Confectionery and saloon-one of the finest In
the city. This will be sold cheap $500 cash-bal-
2,5l3. --II noisds
ENOR SALE-SEWING MACHIN ES-Ten
" First Glass Double Thread Sewing Machines, at
$S0 each, A great bargain Call Immediately at
opposite Shillito & Co.'s. NOLAN
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GHRISTMAS MISUNDERSTANDING
" BER that Lighte Bradbury's F
and Wm Knabe q Col Pianos, can Eza7z.1S
befound only at No: 72West Fourth -
street. ! am Offering unusual In. YF
street. i--f' 7' a. a. M MTiRCH
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W ANTsl wANrsiI

II You want servant, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS
IF you want house, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
II you want TO sell anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
Ir you want to buy anything, advertise In
THE PENNY PRESS.
Is fact, every want supplied by advertising in
THE PENNY PRESS.
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November II, 1850.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIONs-For the
Penny hess, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. q
West Fourth street. 'TTF
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BOARDING.

ROARDING--Large, airy unfurnished
Mp Rooms for families, and boarding and lod ging
Tor single gentlemen, at III Sycamore street, be.
Huol7aw- 7'T IA ROWE
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M " . ~ - G-BY ". BRA
~ ~ sHEARs& Co.-sales-rooms Nos 81 and 30
viii se AS 3 sAf6RpSY fTfSi5ss &dRS MOI
o a Ssnsss ssss Sss g S Of
y Soda; 10 boxes prime new Raisins so boxes Soap
R6ss s5s MGs
nols @. BRAsHEARs CO., Auctioneers.
TION E.-BY @. BRA
~ ~ SHEARS & CO., .sales-roon,s Nos. % aud SO
s o 1'sGfrf s % ST spa
sIs. Sss aisortsd Rssts s,eS Esss Fhn
Mails; 30 Kegs No. six-twist Tobacco; l2O bxs 5s
NnS nos g lO' tGo1sS2 SsasuEARs CO.. Aueioneers.
A UCTION sALE.-By JACOB GRAFF
e = n, ,Co.-sig 9 .. Pandolhni Co Great sale
%aetos s5SeSs SHp1
at at our Store No. is Hast Fourth Street an ia.
S9iSe Ms, comprising large assortment Of ruscan
Yellow Sienna and other different Finds Of Iiaan,
Marble suited for the decoration of parlos, halls
srbe Fss $'
vines DC, Open work Vases for flowers,
sH vesai H. TEMPLES Gard Rsoeyers, Florepine OPEN
heman and venitian Glassware, from The Royal
Manufactures OF Prague and Vienna, consisting OF
M MAntiqpa vase' Gobets, Pitchers, Perfumes, French
ALSO English Stone China, Toilet Ware, and A
very large assortmen, of richly Cut Glassware. such
oaRTees Pchess Water
pasEs and n%%Rer of rich Rosewood Writing
=, N B.IThe room will be opened for exhibition of
.he goods on Tuesday morning OF 9 o'clock, when
ladies' and gentlemen are respecfnly invited to call
nol7 JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer.
"A UCTION SALE.-By JACOB GRAFT
IN 4 C0.--The second large sale Of Custom made
ss on he5sE sys Eiss tsr viii S at
22 1859, at 9oclock, large portion OF the finished
Eurnture II IN A. the Ware roSms of the late ). j. john
M"s y and S3 East Fonrth street, consisting in part
OF farlor and bed room Furniture Bookcases Fec
retares side boards and general variety of plain
stock for the fall trade they will find this one of tho
rare opportunities. Also, parties wishing to iurnish
sale their attention. Sale positive, and ali goods
\; -The Furniture will be sol in single pieces.
not in sets. as at former sale
$780, 60 days. from $500 to $500 20 days, and To- over 500
iour months credit7approyed security, ,,o,,
Administrator q the Estate Of 8. J. John, decd
nol7 ~ L--f No. Is East Fourths street.
"A UCTION sALE-BYS. G. HUB
an BARD, at Trade Sale-roop, No. q West Fifth.
street, up stairs Assgnee's sale of Books at Auc-
tion.-on THURSDAY and FRIDAY. EVENING Gs,
alogue, large and valuable collection Of standard
works in History, Biography, Travels, Law, Poetry,
Literature and Science, with variety Of popular
works in French, Juveniles, &c..
N. B.-The Law and French Books will be sold on
Thursday evening. -f-I4a n a.. = T-Ut,[
Catalogues will be published on Thursday aud Fri
day mornings, and the Books will, be open exam
ination during each day previous to the sale
SAMUEL B. KEYS, Assignee
\ nol7b fil 8. q! G!HUBBARD, Auctioneer.
A UCIlON = A IL e LOTS IN CAM
IA BRIDGE CITY, Indiana mt Auction III EW-
SON HOLMES will sell, on WEDNESDAY, No.
vember 23 At O'clock p. NJ, at the Merchants Ex-
bridge Ind unimproved, belon gin TO the late Com
merciaI Bank Of Cincinnati, Sale positive Terms
cash. Title. quit claim. Further particulars at the
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MUSICAL.

EtHRISTMAS PRESENTS.-WHAT CAN
~ equal one of Hazleton Broth ,
frs,, n, HsllSt, Davis 4 Cos, Raven, sz-.Jg g55n
Co.'s Piano fortes, for a splendid PIN
present? am selling as low as the
lowest for cash. or will rent and let the rent pay for
the Piano, at 66 West Fourth. .street. - -
j. CHURCH, Jr,
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q. BRAsHEARs 4 CO., AuctioDecrs
UUTION sALE-BY q, RRA,

A SHEARS & CO., Sales.room Nos. ~ and SO
Main street special Catalogue Sale of Nails and
NOV, %, at O'Clock, without reserve, IiOO kegs
Nails assorted sizes; 600 kegs Casing, Finishing,
Spikes, Brads and Barrel Nsils l7S-boxes da maeei
Nails; 800 kegs No.. six-twist Tobacco; 2O bxs Is
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Administrator Of the Estate Of 8. j John, decd.
JACOB GRAFF 4 CO., Auotioneers,
Dol7 t' f.tf No, lS East Fourth trett

nOIIU u u y y. ". uODbAhD, hUuUUnter.
"A UCTlON = A IL e LOTS IN CAM
- BRIDGE CITY, Indiana, at Auction. II HEW-
vember 49, at o'clock p. M. at the Merchants' Ex-
change, without reserve % Lots in the city of Cam
cash. Title. quit claim Further particulars at the
eale ~ ~ 80 l---a. "a 40 L. nol4
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AUCTION SALES.
AU CTIO7N sALE-Ry q 7

"A CTION E-BY G. BRA
IN ,T sHEARS& CO.-sales.rooms Nos. 81 and 80
Anction.-We viii sell, on SATURDAY MORN.
ING, Nov. 10, at 9o'cook, q general assortment of
groceries, &c, consisting Of $50 kegs Nails; so DO
l,ID9 bdls assorted Paper; 25 tiercs Rice ~
ALsO-Molasses Rope, Woodenware, Glassware,
nols @. BRASHEARSG 4 co. Anrtinrenra
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The liabilities of Messrs Slate Co., OF New York,
are stated at about $500 000 The suspension is as
cribed to losses upon sugar. ~
The statement of the New Orleans Banks OF last
week compared with that of the previous week was