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INV YoEE. oct. 81. The steamer Star
Of the West. from Havana c7ih, has arrived.
She reports iha, a slave vessel, with four
hundred negroes, had bSen brought into
Havana BY Spanish VAR vessel.
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". ". whiimar,h j., third Lieutenant
Of the Norway Light Infantry. and was at.
taehed % The camrany, a, Portland, when
b, formed portion Of the escort OF the
Prince Of waIcs Another name Was rep0r.
ted last week.
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The traiu on the Fall River railroad was
thrown from the track, last Friday, by the
breaking % cul,crt bridge. Among the
passengers injured ~rrs Mrs. Drinkvatsr
% Portland. Mr.. Warwick and child ~
Pi,.t5u, and one OF two gentlemen irOm
the eastern part Of tbi, State.
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IaG'p cceb at Boon.vills, Tuesday eve
ming. Scnhtor Green % Missouri declared
that tie election OF Lineoln would no, he
suhsisni cause Tor dissolyins the Union.
They grow hemp ia Missouri.
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The Grand Division me; at Bangor, Tucs-
day. There were 800 delegate. present., -
being new members The rep0rts'h show 40
divisions aud ssyu, 50 GOO members Ia the
State.
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Shipbuillins j. ry,i'iuS At Calais, Ne.
Five vessel. are row on the stocks, and ship
timber oiall kinds is rapidly rising in pricc.
The same IL true o. Pembroke, where seven
ycsssls are .00n 10 be built.
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llrEE lou u,vrr II. The bes, remedy eX.
tAns Tor cuts, bruises. burns. scalds, fel0ns
sores, and erupt'e diseases generally, Is
Rediing's Russia Salys. You can get It
anywhere Tor - cents a box.
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~ nay County ~ fAs CHH'a oh"'
rINO engage 10 the sale 81 some OF the beet and
mo.I elegantly lila dnisd Works publi.hed.
Our pullicaIioa. are 81 the mast interesting
character. adapted g. the w-,nis u The Farmer.
Mechanic ani Merchant they are pulA'he'i IN
the best ,l,ie and bpund in the most substantial
manner. ana are worthy place in the Library Of
ever, household IN the and.
lSrTo mon of enierpri.e aud industrious hab-
it, thi. business offers an opportunity iOr profit
able employment seldom 10 he mst wllh.
Persons desiring ~ act az agents viii receive
promptly by nail fsl particulars, ie. rns. &c, by
addressing l.EAN GETZ 4 CO. PdS.'
IS No. 22l North "a ST., philadelphia
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. whsrra.
y llsllsu Kidle, 1t Ma,ns, ~ the Ccuny IT
ksunsl"c, sni State " Msiur. oa the e,ghi~euih
dsy Of September. \ u. ISL. cpaTe,sd 60 me
~ mortgage deed dolls frcoUri ~ Nh, ONlrd
Registry ofiecds, book ll3. page 25S. q c-ua,a
parcel u Lni. situate ia ths town of B,ro,, ,a
slii C"unty II ONlori, and t.iog L'. numbered
Que IN ih. seventh eighth moth. ienlh. ,s,rnih.
t~tlhh, AMI th,1ernih nngc. ct lais. On aid
B,rOn, containing 80 hundred acre. more 90 hes.
AMI ailp,niug Letter ~. town.hip; anl Whris,.
thc coalition Of said mortgage hhyiag hsrn bup.
kso. clam % iotesiu.r thr sau~. sscurdiug O.
the statute 10 such case made sni provided.
DAVID 'KiNllNi.l..
Dated At Rumi1r,l, October -. iS6O. 90
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A letter from Capt. Gooinos, detailing
,he .gEer.ns, o! the people Of Kansas, ar
rived too late Tor insertion In this number.
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Na,uraliEa,ions for the next election have
closed a, New York city, and total Of
CsOO citizens have bcyn made.
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Udolpho Holfe, Schicdam SchnaPps dem
ocraiic candidate Tor Congress. from New
York. IA. declined IN favor Of Ward
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Prc-emineni nnd Alonc. Coco,l,r !.

Prc-eminent aud Alone. CoooAIsr 10
the name Of preparation Of cOoa.pu, oil. made by
Messrs. Joseph Burnett 4 CO., Of Bo',on, which
ha. obtained an immense reputation and sale
throughout he country. Asaa ,nlirsly new and
elegant preparation Ior hair dressing, It 'taad.
PIE ,pia'ni asd sious.-Dovcr Mouiag snr.
Sold by hate. h Go. and Dr Rn.,, Paris; aud
u 3 Moves, Norway.
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lsruE PRrNcE PtrCkr1 Well, ho faced
Niagara like man. bat quailei On The prai-
ries. New York Day Book
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state of Maine.

ENICUtIEr DTF,ErSpSrD
Augu,ia, Oct. IS, ls6O.
An adjourned srssi1u nfths Executive Cpune,l
will L. he'll 81 the Couac,i CHAMBER. in Augusta
on Thuf.isy the 6necuih dag Of No'eml-r
usNt.
Attest; Moan >StrU.
Srrfstaf, 81 State.
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vu u sS HC-.

rJ,IE south Paris Correct Band i. prepared "a
furnish music for Celebrations, AnnlNrrsa'
tie., Pirnics. aud all occasions where milita',
music !. rrqaiIed. Term. reasonable.
Address, FRANK II. sklLL.NGS, Leader
or ~. y. HOLSTER, Sec'y.
10. Paris, April, 1850. IL ~
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Great Curiosity.

We hayeone ofihe greatest ouriosiiie. and most
,,l,,ble invTntions in the knsNR world, for which
Ne ~ant sgenls everywhere, bull particulars
,sn, rph,. SHAW & CL,N'i>,
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CAUTION. wher,a. my wis. phsbe r.lio"'
" ha. Ief my bed and board. without any Cause
whatever % my part. hereby caution AIPf'son'
fro,n harboting 90 trusting hsr on my ascosnt. as
hall pay no della. Of her eoniraelins ailor this
d,,' ISAAC l.. HERR.
~ r. g.. '1eO.
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NOTICE ur FORECLOSURE. Oa th,
y nauc,uth IA, 81 NAV, iS52. Timothy u q.
Heath IT Giirad, ~ The C1uniy II ONnri sni
STATE 1T Msin,, conveyed a. John WAKE, hnd
DAVID u. ilssiings. hpth ~ Lowell On .sii CuIa.
~ uf ONiprd D., us'tgagy deed c-riain tract e
bud situated in ~, hsLcf's GU,at e. rsll-d) ~
said Couaiy oi ONiurd, a. siI rspfe lull, appear
D., frlrrrnrr a. aid deed. recorded in th, O,'uui
Krgi.tp ,hrok 81, page los Aai oa the s.'cnth
"a, Of March. \. ~. ls5G, I'D W.hsr sai
llsstugs IDOLS ass,gnsI o. tucked Coma ~ Gil.
sni Ia said Count, IT oNhul, said mortgage
deed. a. iuIl, spr~su ~ frrfcncr a. .a,i assign.
mcnt, recorded IN the O,iuii registry, book 1914,
page. az anl as.
The coalition of .tid mortgage deed having
b,~u hfoksa. the ss,d Ezekiel Gotta. the ,a,i
a,.ign~e caims Q, i1fs,lo. the ,afns puf.usnt 20
the stAtutc. 20 such cssr. made snd provided.
ELEklEL COFFIN,
u, JoHsJ J. pIEEI. HI, Attorney.
nTf.fssf "a
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Medicines,

Such a. Aver. sar.aparilla. Ayer'. Cherry Pee
ioril, Ayers Cath,rtic pills, Wight Indian
Vegetable pill.. kena.dy's Medical Discovery,
Dr. Clark poisnt Chevy syup, Dorn's Bal
same Elixir. Week, Magic Compound. Da'is'
Pain kil's'. langley. Bhtsfs, Ciatk's Biiisis,
Fisk's rod Wine Biitefs, Bfown's Tfochss, Al.
we'll. Bitter, Castor Ol. Olive oil, Csmphor
Gum, Dpan's Pnlnonic WARS, Hair DSs. Nil.
Ter. Condition Pow,l,r. for hor.s-. Bufnsits Co
coaine ior the hair. Iiurnrit's Wash Zoe remo'ihg
tan and frccke.. sc. Al.o the Celsbfaisd Rus'ia
Sai,s. Dr. Grndin's Excelsior sal'e, lndian Nd
he.ive saiys. Fty PAPER add Strychnins ior Ill
lng Fiie.. bog, and bears Df. Mauhslfs "a
tanh Saun. With bots ofSlIAvING 4 TOILET
soar, french Pefiamery. L,on's kaihairon,
Spadng's Rosemary, Cologne. by the Quart or
Ices. Pure BEARS OF. by the Qusr ~ less,
Wood's Hair Restorative. Oils ani Esssaces 81
Bergamoi, Lemon, Chc,keri-u,, Peppermint.
Sc, Gum Ar,b,c, spongrs, Sc.
The above goods have heen pure biased Tor each
down. and will h. .old at
SATISFACTORY PRICEs'
J.s.A. /. filly prrparrd 10 pot IN perfect ~.
pair al Kinds of WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEwELRY, aud
Warrant 10 give Satisfaction!
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
WORK DONE At SHORT NOTICE.
rYCs'h paid for Old Gold and \ liver.
BIrHTL Hut. 1859. IS
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NJ u SIC {!
Mapes' Sup. Phos. Lime.

'IIlIS phph'c nanurs =. lor .ilr II the larm 81
i tb- subscriber, at the New York pf'ee'
irsish,aad charges added. sh,ch - % ps, log
DARIUS FORBES.
south PARE, April ?. is6O. 10
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have l,-en tusd 10 ,aia. This ms, seem iucfr,i.
he. boot q ,it, &. guaranteed ~ lH siss'. ~ the
pr,e vii h. refunded. r7f-IOOO bottles hav.
b..n suld ~ sighieen months s,iA1sfa siHEis feel.
49, ~hrn tlksu q. difvcirt. and without the least
injur, a. heath in aaN ease. Putup ia hlttlcs ot
ihrre ID dsfsnt .tfrng,hs With iull direction. fof
u.iug, sad cent b, sNIHcss, closel, .rs,l, 10 40
part. ofihr couhty. rRlCES-iull strength,
$40. Ililf ,agih. SIS; Q1iuer suengih. -
,,f biis. Il-n-nh-r' This medicine i. design.
81 @Sp,c..l, i,r OusTtN CAsTs, ~ which al
other rrmeiies ~ the Not have been tied ~
,sia. IIsNafc II imitai,pn.' Npar VAR an,.d
ulis.. purchased dircil, ct ur. VI. o. 1t he. of-
6r-. PREPARED sod snll 0aly 1t DR. NAT.
TISON'~ REMEDIAL INSTITUTE. -,
Spsrial Di"a,,s, ". p Uaiss ~, PSguisas'.
III.
Th,. ,pssiaiy cmlsucsi III disease. Of q Pr.
tais nature both 81 Msn ani Nomcn, rs q rtgu.
Lrl, saI-,irl phs.iri,n ui tsrnIy YEAR, prsc
toe, .i,iug h.. Etiis afisaiisa 10 ihsm. Consul-
taiipas. b, letter 90 "thsTsi-~. are sfusNg GOSH
isaiai. and u,ediciacs will d" ssut by sNpftss,
..cutc l,um observation, Co al pate ~ the cuun.
tn Also. accommodations i1r p,tirnt- from
abroad, wishing inr a secure and private retreat,
and good Gaze. until restored 10 health.
Particular Caution.
H. these DAYS ~ medical imposition. When
mrn assume ~ D. phNsictaus without am knpNl-
edge 81 medicine shairyer, prrspn. cannot b.
too c,ref,l o. whom they sppl,, before At least
making some inlury, All especially IN relation
a. thos~ Who make the greatest pfs tfusions. Al.
Neuisiug physicians, IN ninr eases out ten, are
ilDlsis,s. ,ai a. the newspapers are ull IT their
deceptive Advertisements. Nithput making iH3EuV
ten To- Que you will h. Imposed upon. Do. VI.
will send ircc. b, snclp.ing one stamp q. sbr'e,
pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN and
on private diseases generally; alec, circulir
gi,,ng fuli Information. with the most saioE5t,d
I.1oees AL ttsiirgHiIis, Withrut which ~ al.
yrttising phSs ican or medicine IT this kiad d.
deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE VII, TEv.
ER.
NJ Msuisnn i the olly educated physician ia
Providence. not IL New England, Who ad'rr.
tises. making a specially IT Private Disesses;
ani hc furnishes the very brst Testimonials, bath
of biz 15assiy and xii ~ there ARE ANY 9th
sr., LET THEN DO THE SANE.
Order. by mail promptly attended t.. Write
your sddre.. phinly, anI .,nd 10 Dr.. II. y.
MATrlSON, a. above. p
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AUGUSTUS ". SMITH
FILES

~ Jl.sa.ss Of atom, 90 boz. of touc 10 che
bavel,. .uch e., r,l,., r,ol.psu, uteu, f,st'la.
Sc. are hene6uei o., the Peruvian Slup. Il
parihs, the proiucts II d,gr'l'on. h'or' The
health, action Of che ,n,c.i,ne'. and prevents The
Accommodation Of refuse matters, aad the rosll'r'
u,.. ~hish ace che cause Of % many ~,aAsn,as
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Grntiemsu o., uor, thnu thiriy lesf. have
l.rru frvqusntl, uudst medic ,lirrstmsui, aui have
trIrd various PREPARATION. vhich have lrsu re-
commended 90 me. i-it received un p~fnansnt Co..
hsC o. lamar, bst cUmm~ucyd taking The
SYRUP. nod suer taking three
bottle. Of % l,c,B,e p~firJil, cured oi the dys-
pspsia anJ pike, sni iuy general health - uow AL
that can ts-strt % o. o..
MILTON pAGGETr. ~ Es'cN -.
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DI Z D..

In Woodstock. SIh. Mr. Martha. vie of Ca.
d Fuller agc,l about 20
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WANTEDl

6r the ,hoyr. BurrER. CHEESE.
CORN. RYE. OATS, RVS, BEANS, nay
ArPLE. STOCKINGS. YARN, Sc, So,
Paris. Oct. ., 1850. ~
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The Great Indian Remedy
rbh fbNuAibS,
DR. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

Thi. celebrated fsmslc VI sdicips.
possessing Viriurs unknovo oi an,
thug rl.e 1T the Mod. ADD proving
sdociuai after all others have l,il,l.
D. prepared from ~ Italian plnl
usrd b, the ratiVs. hr the SANE
ppu,1.c from ton" immrmofill. ani
NV ilf the hr.t tine olstsd a. The
public. IL d. dr.,gnri hf both
al'risi lsfstaris ilf.'s. and i. the
ycr, b..t th,ng kno~n iur the pur-
Ius,. a. itwill h'ipg uu che mprih.
I, Sickness iu case, of obstruction.
after al Other rrmstir. Of the lirI
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SAPONIFIER!

v'hE CHEAPEST MI hest article 10 IL
! G,n,I Too 10 ,king lllrl or SaG soap, add
C.,a,ns Pant. Ju.i received sui in' s.lr w
HAMMOND 4 MOODMAN.
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AGENTS WANTED,
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70 PERSONS OUT uF ENVIRONMENT
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M a CHIN E S II y p
NORWAY VILLAGE, NJ.

'CnE subscribers would respectfully announce TO
Their friend. All the public grnsfally. that
they have entered into . copafiDsf'hIp, Tor The
,fa..., utt,n .fthT
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DAILY Produce nInrket.

1O19DAA fANAh1h9B november, ID. q
FLOUR dull, but UNCHANGED. The demand is but
trihing, and the sales nnimPortant superhns 81 IS
a. so low extra, "a so@5 10, and extra family,
HoGs-The market was very dull to day, and it
was difficult to make sa,es without submitting to
was 200 head, ayeragng 2ld Pounds to be delivered
the 10Th instant, At SC 55; Good ones were offered
without finding buyers. Prices closed nominal
The receipts during the last twentyo hours were
1900 head and since the LIST of the month, $4,000
bead, against 5000 head the corresponding time
PROVisIONs--A continued dull market, and
prices nominal. Good brands mess Pork were ofs
iered at 81, without buyers; 500 barrels choice
Lard was 0lleIed at lO+c,i no buyers, Green Meats
nominal at 511@7h and Sl9c.i no sales Of import
WHEAT--continues dull, buyers are CONTEND
ing t6T - deGlns 0f as sole Ear BUSH We quote y
tor Prime while; the only sales reported wers 200
bush prime red at 81 95 200 Dc do. white at 81 Is
the lower depots, and 32e. at the upper dep5ts.
oATs-are unchanged and duh at 2sc: sales $50
RYE-is steady and in fair demand at 64@S5c. for
BARLEY The prime grades continue in fair de-
and 75asOo. for Western spring: sales $500 bush.
Sc; $50 do, pririe Canada spring at Sc
HAf-The demand is good and the market firm
a. S5 So@l6 r2r tun for prime Timothy in bales,
cHEEsE@The market Is steady at s1Se for ship.
and llc. for English Daily: sales 800 boxes Western
Reserve at &c.
BUTTERI7Thero is good demand, at I5@lSc. fol
Central Ohio and Wcstein Reserve. Common re-
mains duh at 96allc. ..1 Z III .-I NY
!APPLEs--T market Is unchanged and dull al
Sl(1l 90 per brl. for fair to prime Western. NJ
IpTAT0Es-'rhe market is dull and he1Yy at s40
CSC. Ier bush. for prime NeshanOcks, on ARRIVAL
selea of 100 brls. Flukes at 81 SO. '"u ill
MHlskfI|A dull and heavy market, under th'
news lIom New York, but prices are unchanged
ssles l,ioo brs. at l64@i68e, the latter rate fol
GR0OgRIEs-Ther is an improved demand from
the country, but prices are unchanged. The sale
are e9nbned to smali lots at for Sugar ant
large receipts, is dell, and prices dropping; l49
l5e. are the rates for common, and l5l4 @l5Sc f0i
iair 70 good Bio; prime is scarce, and retpils q
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FRUITS AND NUTS-The receipts of
green Apples were quite large during the
week, and the market has ruled dull and
heavy at 81 to 81 30 per bril-, according to
quality; the export demand has been quite
light, owing to unfavorable adVices from the
Southern market which are reported over
stocked. Lemons have been in fair supply,
and declined TO IS 50@6 per box. New Figs
are selling at ll9l2c. per pound, and new
Currants at 799e. No change in any other
article. We quote R Raisins at so 900
3per box, and 81 359l 5Oper half box; layer
Raisins, So 1908 rs per box. Dates, 7@oc.
per pound; Prunes, in casks, s1zG9c., and
Genoa Citron, 24@25c. No change in Nuts.
We quote Spanish Filberts, Grenoble Wall
nuts and Cream Nuts at 7@9c. per popndj
Texas Pecans 8@9e. dry, Dates, 7@5c.
Tan Almonds, l5@l6c. Lanquedoc do, l49
lbc.; Barbary do, 7@Sc.; Alicant, ll@l2c.;
Sicily, ,9@loc.; paper shell do, 22@23c., and
shelled, 23@25e. r ,...- ... '...
FLOUR-The market has been quiet and
dull all the week, but prices have not
changed essentially. The quantity on the
market has been small, so that in filling
orders full prices had been paid. There is a
good deal going South by hat-boats. The
sales during the week comprise 1000 brls
We quote superfne at So 1908 &c. and
easier TO sell than to buy at these rates; low
extra "a 9c95 10, and extra family IS i5@
s2s; Fancy brands may be quoted al
GRAIN-N'heat declined &c. per bushe
! during the week, aud at the decline is nom
NAL, closing With no buyers at 81 jO6@I Ol
for prime red, and 81 712@l IA for prime
white. The receipts have been moderate
Coin has been in good demand all week a
full prices. The sales were 45, 900 bushels al
35G36c. for new. Oats has been dull al
zee. during the week, under the ofisrings o.
large receipts. Rye has not changed, and
has been steady al the week ati64(965c
demand during the week, at s5@90c. fol
| prime, the prevailing ntes being s5@e6c
The lower grades are dull however, and
sold al 6b 70 S5ssa Prips Ganada brought
oot- fnlgasff IL frs..
GREAsE-The market is unchanged, and
we quote brown 7k@7Ac. and yellow 81
! @sxe.
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and common grades lower; saes.ofl l6,iQo bush ~
666Jo.lor State T5c. for Cangdh Il asst AND IsQo9c.
for do. Western. Corn heavy and lower Tor lots IN
store, and without striking change for parcels atloat
sales Of 5000 bush: at 6s6eo. for Westerq i1xedi
adoat; 69c for yellow and 70c. for mixed Western
In store Oats dull and moderate business doing at
s768sc for Western and Canada M - :. ~.
The Pork market is dull, heavy anu deciinlng'
sales 4I5 bris al SIS g5I9 " for ness new j. aell'
ipe in smal lots at sie Is, and el9 2Sl3 ID new
prime. Beef suiet and unchanged; 5alei s9l pts. M
m8i6 30 fJr repaoke6 mess and Slldll 90 Tor extra
mess Prime mess Beef is nominal az sl39I' beei si
~ Cut Meats steady for picked Hams; sales l0e
pkgs at lOftdll1fc. Dry-salted and pick shoul-
frmIy held, but Without auotable change, fhe
nominal quotations are as follows snort, clear
short ribbed Mildies l0@l0Ac Lard dull sales lOO
brls. at l2n12lfc. for new. ,.-,.
Chcfee steady at qG7llc. for inferior TO prime 4 ,
srga- heavy sales $50 hhds. Cuba at 69Ic-, and
rs b6xes Havana at CSC Molasses quiet and un-
rhonuad
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Cincinnati, November Is, isS6' 1850. vi E ociS- :
A srRAToR,s SALE OF REAL

N
"A ESTATE.-JOhn Mprtimoro, Administrator of
Wendlin Burkhart deceased, rs. Edward Burkhart
et etaL-fNo. 765.l-Hamilton County Probate Court
In pursuance of an order OF the Probate Court Of
Hamilton County, Ohio, the undersigned will, on
SATURDAY, the Sth day Of December next, at II
o'clock A. M, sell at Public Auction the following
described Real Estate, to-wit: ggu -l b. T. rf -.
All that certain tract or parcel Of land, being o
part of the half Of the northeast quarter Of
section number eleven, in township two and second
fractional range in the Miami Purchase, and
bounded as follows, to-wit; Commencing at the
north. west corner OF said half quarter thence run
ming eastwardy with the north line Of said tract to
Joseph Epey's land thence south with said Epleys
line to his corners thence west with the lire Of said
Epleys land to the west line or said quarter thence
north with said line to the place of beginning; con-
tanning eighteen acres, strict measure, reSerytng
part Of said tract that lies the north sde of the
North Bend Road, and east of the road leading to
Blue Rock (beipg about one acrel, and being the
same property decided by Daniel Gous to Wendlin
Burkhart. on the 18th day of October, 1872 and
CORDED in Book No. sS, page Is, of the Records OF
To be sold on the premises, and on the following
terms, to-wit One third cash, the balance in one
and two years, with interest and secured by mort
gage on the premises JOHN MORT1MoRE, ~
Administrator Of Wendlin Burkhart, decd.
| RoBERT MOORE, Attorney. nol-dW
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COFFEE~-The receipts have been q

C0FFEE--The receipts have been quite
large during the week, and, though not.
qu0tably lower, prices have ruled easier, and
the market closes dull: the sales comprise
1900 bags at 142<@lbc. for common; l51<c.
for fair; l515c. for good, aud l55s@l524c. for
prime to choice, of which there is very little
in market. if. Lr. q .... Il -f.L-o 5r
COAL-The supply in the city is very
large and additional receipts render the
market very dull, and prices of parcels afoat
nominal. The best grades are retailing at
HOLE, delivered to consumers, except
canal, which retails at lac. tq. .- M
CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS = The
market for Beef Cattle has not changed; there
has been good demand for export so that
the number left on the market has not been
in excess of the demand. The sales comprise
700 head. We quote common at $2@2 20 !;
fair 50 25(92 70; good $3@3 rs, and prime
50 so per GENITAL gross. Sheep in moderate
supply, and the market steady at 81 50@3 so
each. Lambs 81 50@2 so, and in fair de-
mand. The market for Hogs has been dull
all the week, and prices declined 25c. per
GENITAL net. The receipts have been quite
large, and the weather not being very favor
able, along with the unusual high prices,
made buyers more timid,, and each succeed
ing day they were duller than the previous
day, and at the close prices were nominal at
Sc 5O@6 so for good Hogs, on the spot.
7, EGGS-A light supply induced further
advance, and the market closes firm at l6c.
| per dozen, shippers count.
FEATHERS-The market continues firm
| and the demand good at 45@46c., which are
the rates paid by dealers for prime live geese
| on arrival. 9Jr- ~ a..r..r.- ..
FISH-The demand is but moderate ant
/ nrinau 1taadu q
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MONETARY AND OOMMElR.ellIAI. ElR.el
Financial Affairs.

!. ..NIHI 7 . . .a.| u.
Monetary matters were tolerrbly active
Yesterday. and the demand for Money still
on the increase, both in the way of Check
incs and Discounts. Currency was steadily
diminishing, and with several Of the Bank
ers was rather scarce. ta ,.5. 81,
The Digcount-houses now have az much
good Paper as they desire to do, and their
accommodstions are generally fully mp to
their receipts. The rate for first class Paper
is IL per cent, though some choice names
are still done for special customers at 10 per
cent. .-.sl faLt I-t,.. .s.-,.. ..r. H. Ell.
The selling rate Of Eastern Exchange was
put down yesterday morning by one house
to g premium, and the other dealers tol-
lowed suit, that rate becoming general before
noon. The buying price was q premium on
the three leading points, and q on Balt-
Gold continued in good demand in the
retail way at k@% premium, with a limited
In New Orleans Exchange and Time-bills
there was nothing new, ana little doing in
either. ..- sre al T..
Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin notes were
generally advanced to discount, owing to
the advance lin Chicago of Eastern Ex-
change to 2 premium. 3Other Uncurrent
Money is alittle higher than it was, and we
now quote Indiana Stock u; Virginia lex
cept Wheeling city and hranches) !; Missouri
l6DlL; Tennessee ]; Michigan and Canada
discount, and Georgia, Alabama and Caro-
lima notes no sale. sf .1 l-sg- E..l.1r
The rates of Exchange and Coin at the
close Of the Bank hours yesterday were a: