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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
AUCTION SALES.


A UCTIur sALR-BY COOPER 4 srUKEs
n Great sale Of Lots. buioneing 70 David Glib
Eff,nh T. MI be iSR6Id ~ SuSiiis SECTION, At q ioes
p. NJ, on the premises, ninety i've Lots, between
Central and Westetn-avs. and Dayton and DaRk-
TeTmp Of saIe-ors teuth cash, balance in nine
annual payments. with interest Of SIX per cent,
p DESCRIPTION OF
ON cHNTRAL-Av.
Sauare l6-Iots 81 and 26j
Square IL Lots 81 feet front.
ON wEsTFRN.Ay.
Square l0-I OTIS 4 to l6, inclusive;
Square ll-lots to H. inclusive;
Square l-Lot 2.
ON pAYTOH.Sr.
Square l6 Lois q and "a;
Square slots 2 20 20, Inclusive;
Square 7-LCts u to ~, inclusive.
ON BANK.sT.
Square 9-Lots 20 feet front;
Square 4-Lots 2 and 3;
Square 3-Lots 10 and ii least Of Freeman);
Square SLOTS s to ~, inclusive west of dol;
Square 10-Lots " to 20. inclusive.
on TRERMAH-sT.
SQtare 3-Lots 2 and 3.
ON cOLEMAN.sr.
Square Slots l TO 4, inclusive;
Square 5-LOts l to 4, inclusive.
ON DEEMAN. ST.
equare Slots 8 and g..
ON GARDEN ST.
Square SLOTS "a 20 Is, inclusive.
The tale will commence on the corner of Bank and
Freeman. SITS.
Title perfect. A wsrranteo deed given, clear Of
every incumbianoe.
Plats Of the property may be had at the store of
Cooper 4 Stokes, Auctioneers, II East Fourth. st,
mh25 COOPER & STOKES, Auctioneers.
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TOE sALE-ANP. EXcHANGE-A

TOR SALE-ANp EXCHANGE-A
on Seventh.street near Race. Price $4,000.
two story Brick House, Of five rooms, on Kos-
A three story BricG House, Of ten rooms, on Gin
t%on-st., near Clinton Count. Price 50 coo.
a three-story Brick House on Bichmond.st. near
A two. story Frame House, of five rooms, on Elm.
st.; near Fifteenth; Price $1,000.
Bafr-st, near Liberty. Price 5000
ty9.story Brick House, Ofsix rooms, on LAUREL
A two-stSTy. Frame House, of five rooms, on Pine.
A Frame Cottage, of five rooms, on Sycamore.st.
Fiffth.st'. near PARK Price 5000 Rents for 5000.
A two story Brick House, Of eight rooms, on Fifth
A twO.story Brick House, of six rooms, on Plum
st near Wade. Price $500.
Race.st,, near sixteenth. Prize, 5000, ~
"A two story Frame h.use, OF five rooms, on Wall
A four story Brick House, of eight rooms, on
Longworth, st, Price $500.
A Brick Cottage House of four rooms on Hopkins
street, near John also, on the same lot, a two. story
Brick House of six rooms, with store in front. Price
4 two story Brick Cd Mt. Adams. Price 1900.
A Brick Cottage House on Findley street. Price
a two.story Frame House on Gest.street. Price
$1,000
"A three. story Frame House of twelve rooms on
( = ~ DYbu
A two;storT Frame House of six rooms on Clinton
street. Price 5000
Two two story Brick Houses on Mt. Auburn.
Price $500 eacb.
A three-story Brick House of sixteen rooms on
Vine. street, near Mulberry. Price 5000. Rents
for $3.50.
A L,OOO-acre Farm in Franklin County, Ill; about
$50 acres fenced, with good Frame House and large
orchard.
AaO-acre Farm in Williamson County, Ill %
acres under a high state of cultivation and good
house aud out: buildings. Price $3.50
A l23-acTe Farm, near Independence, Kentucky,
ten n lies from the city, situated on the Coyington
and Independence-pike 7Oacres under CIVILIZATIONS
with a large apple and peach orchard. VIII be sold
A go acre Farm in Pendleton County, KY, on
the Ohio Riyer, thirty one miles from the city, 3N
acres under cultivation, with hVe dwellings and all
the necessary out. buildings.
A I25 acre Farm, in Edgar County, Ill near Blue
Mound Prairie l0S acres fine prairie, under cult
walton, balance in TIMBER.
Little Miami bRilIoad, thirty-two miles from the
city so acres under a high state of cultivation
large bearing orchard, yiney ard, &C., good house
and all the necessary out building,
A 30-acre fruit Farm, near Independence on
Pike; q go peach, 800 apple, 200 pear, and a guam
tity of cherry and plum trees 2 acres OF strawber
ri6s and other small fruit, .
A 240. acre Farm, in Stark County, Indiana Z
acres in timber, balance prairie, and under cultiva
a ~il7-acre Farm, in Clinton County, Ohio. neG
Clinton Station. Also, 200 acres timber, %sdjoinin
the above. ~
Several cOuntry-seatS, nsSE the city
Houses aud Lots in Covington, Newport, Brook
Ign, Ludlow, Walnut Hills, AT9ndale and Noun
A ARsSF1' 1s7 Walnut 8 st.. bet! Fourth and FIN
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DRFORR ESQUIRE N. MARCHANT,
II Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati Township,
of Hamilton County, ~OhiO-Smith & HRwley rs. ],
V. Clutch.- On the 18th day of March, 1861, said
Justice issued an order of attachment IN the above
action for &242 II, making Jacob Graf 4 Co. Gar
nishees. SAID case is set for the Sd day OF May,
''oi'' Join W. HEBRON, Atty for Plaintiff.
March 20, 1861. mh26'cTu
IN ATTACHMENT -BBEORE @ r.
II HANsELMANN. a Justice Of the Peace OF Gin
cipnati Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.-Wm.
III. u. Chance VS.. Zsbulon Parker;-The defendant
will take notice that, on the 10th day Of March,
1881, al the instance of said plaintiff, said Justice
Issued an order of attachment against the property
and effects Of said defendant, for the sum OF one
hundred and tWenty-six dollars and forty cents
and that said cause Is adjourned for hearing on the
gth day Of May, 1861, at 8 O'clock A. 49,.
II. II. OHANOH.
Dated March %, 1861. mh26-iTu THIS
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mo AM WHOM III MAY CONCERN.-
lTA0ATION OF KEoK-ALLEY.5H. W Tay-
Tor, owner of the property on both sides q keek-
titioned the City Council, February 81, 1861 to va
cate eaid alley.
1851, notice lie hereby given that sK weeks after the
date Of this publication, said petition viii be taken
up for hearing and nnal aotlop aoeSI1lhs tQ the
provisions of the ll5th section OF the Oity Charter.
nhS.fF SAN L.. CORWlhE, Oty Clerk
NOTICE THE UNOBRsIGNED HAS
IN been appointed and qualified by the Probate
Court Of HsmiIton County, Ohio, as Administrator
Of L TR0NELL, deceatedI, mLe q SAID
Hamilton County, Ohio. Is H.
March %, 1851. mh<S-0o'
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A UCTION sALE-BY @. BRASHEARS&
N LAWS Sales-room, 81 and SO Main-st,.1;
lS9p ca case TH sIess an9 S9Tes ~ GAuGMt Sroi va ~ %i .
o'clock, without reserve, for cash, 100 cases Mems,
Boys, Youths, Women's, Misses and Children's
Boots, Shoes and BroganB-a general assortment.
mhfT a. BRASHEABS a LAWS, Auc'rs.
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"ANTHD- QUEEN CITY AGENCY COM
w PANY-LOcated at No 2 Central-ay., be-
tween Fihh and SlXth-gs., Merchants, hotels, pri-
waite famhieF, etc Eupplied with Male and Female
Servants. in city aud country, on such terms as can
not be otherwise than satisfactory. Servants hay-
ing good Recommendation will hud 1t to their in
tefest 10 call at our ofice. We charge no Office fee,
except q service Is rendered. ali humbugs and
worth eA characters are cautioned to stay Away
from the ofpce, as the Agency win not be managed
on n 5S : nun Dug hpaiBSRSiGE%S D. CARSON, Manager.
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City News.
MARCH as
HpRsDAY....a........

M-EfnoRobosIoAb oBsHRvkT1oNs-Bylaenry
Ware, No. 7 West Fourth-st., March a;
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A UCTION .SALE-BY KELLOGG 4 WILL
IA IAMS-S ales-Tooms Nos. d and ID East
Third. ST. Pawnbroker's Sale of Gold and Silver
Watches. Diamond Rings and Pins, Jewelry, and
Druggist Instruments, Gum, Pistols, &c &c.-0n
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March % and 20. will
Third ST., on THURSDAY MORNING, at 9 O'Clock,
and continue until all are sold, the following Goods,
viz: Gold and Silver Watches, the largest Rssort.
ment We have ever offered Diamond Pins and
Bings, Jewelry and Chaius; 2Ss bundles OF Ladies'
and Gentb' Wearing Apparel; 10 velumes Medical
Books, 4 volumes Church Music; ! Cadd & Webster
sewing. machine Guns and Pistols, with a variety
of other Goods.
The above Goods are the best lot We over offered,
and worthy the attention of those wishing to pur-
chase.
mh25 KELLOGG & WILLIAMS, Auc'rs.
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CRALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- EIVED at the Office of the Board of City Inn
proyemeRts until 9 O'Clock A. M. Of TUESDAY
April 2, 1861, for grading, getting curbs, and paving
with good SQUAD eight. inch limestone, on bed Of
clean gravel six inches deep, Gidin.stIeeti from Lud-
low. street to LaWrence-street includins three rows
Of dressed gutter stones, and double row OF twelve
by.six inch haggings Of Day ton, Aenia or Indiana
hatrook stone at all the crossings.
Each bid TO be accompanied by two s~ureties.
Bidders TO use the printed forms, as no other win
be received.
nhSi-tt 0HAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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- CEiVED az the office Of the Board Of City I'm
provements until nine o'clock A. M. of FRIDAY,
April 8, 1861, for grading, setting curbs, aud fur.
nishiDg new ones where necessary, and paving,
than four inches in depth, on q bed of clean gravel
eight inches deep, Carr. street, from Sixth-street to
ter. stones, and double row Of twelve-by-six inch
~haegings Of Dayton: Xenia or Indiana fat-rock
stone az all the rossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two %sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
By order Of the Board.
mh26-tt OH RAITANCH. Clark.
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wv ANTED-HOUSE-Fo For q small family. Must
V be pleasantly located aud have an ENTRY
Rent not over 500 per qDDum; fer such q good
pre- mpt. pay ing tenant may be had. Address. with
locality, &c CLARK, Press Office, mh27-b"
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A UCTION- sALE-By JACOB GRAFT 4
M Good Furniture, Piano, Buggy, &C -
FRrDAY MORNING, March IL at O'CLOCK, will be
sold at Auction, at our store, No. IS East Fourth
piano, buggy, &c. CRAFT, Auct'r.
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aWaKTS" "FUR SALE" "FeR RENT.
stBOsTs' "FOUED.H ''~B0ARDING,r ae.-Ad-
tcrHsemeais coming Under hese headings, Not eroeea-
ing nee lines, gii be Inserted t,cic, for A. oert'.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at the office of the Board of City I'M
p%royements until nine o'clock A. M. of FkIDAY,
April $, 1851, for regradinG, repairing and paving,
clean sand four inches deep, the sidewalks on the
north side of Buckley ~e-btreot, from Vine. street to
Oak
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be re-
ceiyed. By order of the Board.
mh2b-tt CHAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
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Tragedy ON LOngWorth-street.

A Butgidr Shoots a Man eib Ms Owa
RstoI-W Wholesale Arrests on SappieiOn-
Suspected Parties Identified sifh Numer-
ous LATE RurgIGTies. ...a .
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"AN1BD- OLERKS-T~o or three good
w Coyy ing Clerks. Swift and correct writers,
who can come we'll recommended, may obtain per.
manent Lmploy ment. Address Lock. box 565, Gin
CipDaIi Postofice. mh27-C%
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wv ANTED-At tho Gibson House, four cham
w bermaIds two scrub-girls, one bundla ironsr,
ard n woman who understands the mangle. Tho
above can bave a good place and prompt pay.
Apply INN cdiately, mh27 b.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RE

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re
- OElVED at the office OF the Board Of City I'm.
proyements, until niue O'Clock A. M Of FRlDAY
hard. burned paving brick, on q bed Of clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalk on the east side Of
Bay miller. street, from Hopkins-Etreet to LAUREL
street.
zach bid to be accompanied by two ~sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
mh26.tt OHks. BALANCE, Clerk.
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SEALED PROPgsALs WILL u B M, RE-
provements, until niIe O'Clock A M. OF FRIDAY,
April 8, 1901 for regarding, repairing and psyipgt
clean sand four inches deep, the sidewalks on Mar
tin street, from Pearl street to Third street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
deTs to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
BY order of the Board.
mb26 n CHAH Clerk.
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"ANTPD-IADIEs-To learn a thorough
w system of Pepmonshiir, from a lady, who VIII
whole course. Address MISS MONTAGUE, Post
office. NH l7-bF
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"ANTRD-TO Exchanged acres of inn
w proved Land, in Illinois, worth S2,iO0, and
paying ten per cent. on hsinvestment, for improved
city OF suburban property, suitable for a residence.
Address LASALLE, Press Office. mh25-f'
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WANT Ep-SITUATION-As salesman in a
Wv Wholesale grocery or commission house, by
one who has years Of experience, aud can control
sTme trade. Address SALESMAN, Lock-b x,
604. Can lend 81 600 to 1900. mh27-bs
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CRALhD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEIYED at the office of the Board Of City Im-
proVementE, until nine O'Clock A. M. OF FRIDAY,
April O., 1861, for grading and paving. with good,
hard. burned paving brick, on a bed OF clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalks on btOne-siTeet,
from Fifth street to Sixth. street.
Each bid 10 be accompanied by two %Burstiss. Bid
ders to use the printed FORMS as no other VIII be
received.
PnRsS.tt oHAs. BALANCE, Clerk.
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miscellaneous.

Sur Bosros Licnr from New York at San Francisco Is.
Psssfa aaqs Ss s e. s
was hove 70 days under close reefed manopa sprung
Aug Ie days out; Aug Sept had very heavy
RED ava. rasdeT Under close reefed
maniopssis for days The ship headed to the southwark
~ 80 s. was compelled 10 throw overheard about 100
ri s was killed. fss ON ne
night Of june by Wm thamberiin seaman who stabbed
SHp CYCLONE hence at San Francisco was 50 DAYS 10 the
Equator the Atan crossing IN Ion 30 70 Cape
he lon rs a ans TIE
ans weSer seay Uhs sca Rose was Killed o Staten
him between The water casks
SHr NrrrusHs CAR hence AT San Francisco DC, 2s was
seized on account OF being parity owned BY rebels
BRs Lives @ns, Lsyeo from Mna,an for Hamburg
split, &c. $50
BRIG HlsisoRE. captured and taken into rebel port was
Nash l. Bo7nton aud seway, Of Bssror pp pors
Of Waervle Capt Whiunore Of Hampden and Car. Par
account Of portland parties.
BRtc wiSeolp-Tbc hull and materials Of brig wngold
sold auction e, aboa, sl Including the salt that might
be board. The hu before reported sold lies partly
under water,
inst ashore Smiths lslsnd was obliged to throw
sFT Ir as DIGGER la Of X Marcy Hsr
eeste Mns on Fday last oneegh,h Of the vessel being
The propeller Vim Tibbes, owned by Samuel Dealing Of
haasor hss heen pnrcas BY the government 40 trans
port aa price reported a, sso,oea
Whaiemcn.
Arr At siPpean 2eth NJ brig hopeton, Perry, Atlantic
oeesn, Yyn ~ y 10 s y ph.n no,o. Howl, Allan
a ttr rom Mrs Cart nrownson, Of ship Barnsslc, Mp
same li,s sie Ss Fsh NJ. ssa' aus =" "'"'
s2s,I-oei :, 10, AS ION % bark George ssery, NIB
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Arrivals and Departures,

Notwithstanding oumbls-Nabaniel Eaton and lady,
Sergio de Ia Vega Leon Cavicni lady, Mrs and
infant Mrs yandsrsrlf. Stafford and friend, Com
Eden, Grosclanae Chas Mayer II Quinan, Larcade
and lady, Jose Degado, VIM S'ie, Roger Homer and
friend Pablo Paboca and ady Miss Watson. Mrs Hun.
ter g,eoden and friend Riora and friend, i Brnck.
elhof. Care aud Mrs ii Smith Miss Anea
sui,h Tios NJ Cafrsy " doui, Miss Ida Brandus Miss
Bandns s,swnr, and LADY Mrs Barton Mr. Lotnnco,
r.na and lady Mr. Lo''h Louis Tenarens Louis
wisou, Kuedc Geo Webster and family, Rosero
ana BARN, Lerant, Dr. Dorineh and child s Mora
FrTnco &c Cls Bondon. de Goyeiechc., q Esiean
VIZ puG, n Cortasar, mora END lady sni ssrvsnt III
David Johs Heaeage ADD Catdenis lady and Ha.
rs MIS- Aad1sn Miss Fawn. Miss Harris j n snYrt ,u.i
t3n u Harris tdney ia,n" and servant Canada: l. ot
u Nltsasn M " + Harvey and chiid, W IL S.fpapt
1rarie. Jss DSit'n and vent, l. silvera Don lie
Ben,a, bcnde,sd ~ tox,f arAes n usa n Pmtn.
ncpoweii JOIN ian.on Fcy 4 l.yes1r i u i'saS.
aon, Mr. iudUu, 81 Utua.i,d Harmony Iuwes l. How
9 Boyd, L G,ufalc i, 0rlnanly, John G.t bArSt n
..rubaieI, J. d 4oias, Rsns, II Wnans, Grader
Jose II EatarGA
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THE EXPEDITION TO EASTERN VIRGINIA.

Encouraging Reports from the Expedt.
tIonary Army-Proc1amatt0 ton OF Gene.
raj Lockwood.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Is, 1861.
The reports from Eastern Virginia received by General
Dix today continue encouraging The good work gees
bravely on. splendid brass howtzer has been cap.
tured.
General Lockwood has issued proclamation, printed
by printers in the army enoinng all civil magistrates
exercise their usual functions in accordance with the
constitution.
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The Canada or Cape Race.

ST. JOINS, ". r., Nov. rs, 1861.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool on Saturday the
l6h via Queenstown 18th inst for Halifax and Bostos,
passed Cape Race at half past eleven.
IThe despatch leaves US ia doubt whether Il WAS in
the day or at night
The boat passed close her but saw nothing OF
the canister containing her news.
The Canada will be due at HALIFAX ON Wednesday.
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SLIPPERS FOR SICK SOLDIERS.
TO THB EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

lady direct from Miss Dix, told that The invalid
soldiers Washington and elsewhere greatly want
OF large slippers, and thought you would be kind
enough TO insert small article TO that effect in your
paper. And am the ladies or gentlemen Of New
York will not allow poor sick soldiers to be long with
out them. EMMA.
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CAPTURE OF A BARK BY A pRIyArEER

The schooner Maria Pike, Captain Crawford, from
Savanna Ia Mar arrived yesterday morning retortsl
On the 18th instant, When inside OF Double Head Shot
Keys, vas in company with two barks, one Of them IN
ballast, The other loaded. While Ia company, a small
Nsssa1 quilt schooner came in sight wh cb pre-, q, 10 70
priyateer. She passed close by tho ishi
bark 20 the that loaded, and sailed
afound her several times, when they both soca IN
iows tho Keys.
On The 2lst inst, latitude 20 49, Iongliado 70 "a,
spoke ba,n Elward Everett, from tasassAa, #
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Destruction OF st. Pauls Roman Catho-
lie Church at Philadelphia.

fHLAUhLrHIA. NV zUI l5OI
S. Pauls church (Cathoc) corner Of Tenth and Chris
an streets, was destroyed by FIRE this afternoon The
entire inner portion Of the edce burned Only tho
bare walls left standing The loss is estimated at
$40 00 exclusive Of the cost OF the new organ $3 900
more) Tho disaster falls heavily the Catholic COM
munty In the southern section Of the city Insurance
unascertained
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NrTsCELE.iNEoUs.

III. DISEASES OF THE FEET SUCCESSFULLY
A cayed-Ccrns, Bunicns, caiosoties Club and inerow
vi, H. ,siifully and success luiy treated by DR.. j.
fRISGs surgeon Chirarodst 2l2 broadway, New York.
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Tho Late Major w. b. Barker, United
Statca Army.

The Union Philosophical Society Of Dickinson College,
Of which the lamcntod Major W. b. Parker, United States
Army, was a graduate member, held meeting on tho
13 instant at which appropriate resolutions were adopt
ed 10 reference TO his death.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. "a, 1851.

There has been an active demand for sugar to-day
with sales Of 200 hhds. Cuba muscovado at 11c and
500 bbls crushed at lac.
Candles dull
Sales or prime butter at CSC.
Wheat active at 81.
We have Honolulu dates Of October 10.
The whaer Reindeer arrived there on the 7h from the
Arctic, full Of oil.
The average catch Of the Arctic feet this season is 375
bbis.
Tho whaler Ohello arrived At Honolulu on the 10Th
from the Ochotsk with 100 bbs. oil.
She reports the loss Of the whaer Polar Star in the
Ochotsk. Crew saved.
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and for Boston, in ballast, which proved TO be the
light bark that the privateer did not MODEST The pr
yateer passed close TO the Edward Everett that two
large guns and numerous crew could plainly be SEEN
Did not learn the of the bark that was captured
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Prize Money.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Our brave scameu, TO whom prize money s due are
an xious to receive II. Please inform them In your
columns how to proceed. OF. o.