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1850 lbs. weighing.
J. CROMWELL, Weigher.
WHAT THE poIICE CAPTAJys sA'

WHAT THE POLICE CAPTAINS SAY.
Water, Front, Pearl, and Beekman streets, and also
Liberty street, very dirty.
Officer Smith, Sixteenth district, reports holes in the
sidewalk in Eighth avenue opposite to Nos 1913, 155
205, 263, 243, 1856, 16l, $50 and 1872
Officer Elder reports sidewalk south side of Twenty
second street. east of Seventh avenue to be in very
bad condition.
The lower part Of Fifteenth ward is encountered with
ashes.
The culyert of No. "a Fourth street broken and in
dangerous condition The is oil the sewer at No.
90 Bowery. There is hole in Amity street. between
Mercer street and Broadway. /.
There ntolerable nuisance In the street opposite
to No GAO sixth avenues in consequence Of some persons
emptyng filth there THIS part OF the avenue not clean
ed Tor months.
Captain Haggerty reports the Seventh ward in dirty
and filthy condition.
Every street in the Fourth ward reported filthy
dirty. hole in street Of South and Catherine
streets
LAMPS NOT LIT-FILTHy OR BROKEN.
Two in Stanton street, between Orchard and Clinton
streets not Lit. One Norfolk street. broken The
lamps in Stanton and the streets, from Allen to
Clinton streets are in very dirty condition lamps
in Second and Third streets, between avenues and y,
also IN filthy condition. Lamps in front Of 1877
William street, and Ga Nassau, not lighted Lamps
opposite POI West Twenty third street. and 30 Ninth
avenue not lighted also three lamps in Eighteenth
street, between Seventh aud Eighth avenues. Lamps
in front Of S. IL and 136 Charlton street and 90 Van
dam street. not lighted. Lamps at 20 Green street. q
Washington place, 70 Tenth street not lighted In
front of 161 Hudson, 4S and 359 Greenwich ls9 Frank
10 Greenwich streets lamps not lighted on 9th inst,
in Greenwich between Beach and Hubert streets.
Only ten lamps lit Broadway, from 10th to l30th
street TO Harlem bridge. At y Wall street, not lit for
two weeks. At % ana 20 Liberty street, only lighted
one week in three months number of lamps in
Tenth ward, net lighted. AT 221 Blocker, 81 Bank
Washington place, and in Fourth street, lamps not
| lighted. rs and 90 Ninth street, not lighted.
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MUMIoxPAx AFFAIRS.
PROGRESS OF THE MUNICIPAL REVOLT
TJnN

The people are becoming more energetic daily In their
support Of Mayor Woods city reform, and every
moment some new complaint is entered at the olfce
and the book is hourly swelling into curious folio re
cord Of municipal grievances and city nuisances which
Matched and acquired strength during series of
years of corporate corruption and misrue. At six
O'Clock last evening, the gentlemen having charge Of
this black roll busly engaged in arranging the
matter furnished during the day, for transmission to
the parties accused and the inspection of his Honor
The list of complaints for ysse rday extended to six
pages Of the size of large ledger paper There were
great number relative to tho filthy condition of the
streets holes in the Sidewalks numbering the Sidewalks
and other matters which will be found In the reports OF
the Captains OF Police .
We extract the following notes from Mayor Woods
book
Brokers in Wall street complained of for blocking up
the street with merchandise for the past two years
lady complains of her husband for III treatinsnt
Hudson River Railroad Company complained OF Tor op-
sructng the street. between Duane and Rsade Streets
with cars, from O'Clock A. NJ to IL o'clock noon
Complaint that blocks Of marble are left lying on the
sidewalk opposite TO Bond street, in Broadway.
Henry Lyons complained OF for non performance OF
duty on New Years Day he having refused to aid in
queing a riot. I'VE suppose Nh. Lyons is police
II ia eompained that the Hppodrome is built of such
naammabc materials that it is dangerous TO the neigh
borhood, and is building in violation Of all the tre
laws.
in The weight OF hay at various places sent in too
late, but will be attended to this day THURSDAY
BusHWickj Jan. z, 1900.
One load of hay for Mr..
Weight gross ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 lbs
Tare ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOCO
2, 500 lbs
s. M. TRoUTMAN.
CRY AND COUNTY HAY SCALES,
New YORK, Jan. =, 1853. )
Mr.. - Bought Of Mr.. -
One load of hay ......... $3.50 lbs
Tare ......... ........ 1000 " half weighing IL y,
2,450 lbs.
J. H. GREEN, Weigh Master
NORTH RIVER HAY SCALES, New Yol.R, Jan. 2 1856.
One load of hay from Mr. -
Gross 3,140 lbs.
Observation-Disclosures, 900 g
1850 lbs. weighing.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

KINGSTON JN. Dec 25Arr Dec 10 briggs Linda, Carpen.
ter, jacksonville 18th, Abby Thaxtcr, Wiswe Frankfort
Me; 10Th, Pulaski, Montgomery, Philadelphia 18th, bark
Ausn, Gardner, Newport, VI 2st, schr Meti Dorr New
SID 1oth, hrgs Amando Patton, New York; esd Ranger
Arr at Falmouth goth, bra Isaac Carver Clark Frank
fort, Ne.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 10. MAR ship Edward, Col.
by, Caao bark Eyeine, uitchburner, brig
Peerless (r) Mearns do scbrs Castnef, Cullen NYork
James Stroup Corson Boston.
Cid brig America Robbins Salem; schrs Triumph Baker;
Cashier, Cullen, and Jas II stroup, Corson, Nfork
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Mr.. Geo. Leary pearcr OF dispatches sailed for Liver
pool yesterday In the steamship Atlantic.
The Governor OF South Carolina has appointed Hon
William Elliot, Rev. DR.. John Bachrnan ami AIexan ire
Natiemare Esq., Commissioners Of the State on South
Carolina TO the Universal Exhibition at Paris in 1856
Capt. Lace has been elected member or tbe pbIlo-
Franklin Literary Society Of Allegheny College Pcnnsy-
vania, for his gallant conduct In connection with the
loss OF the Arctic.
The Philadelphia Ssp announce, the msrriag. Of
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BOARD OF zDUCAEIoM.

Organisation or the Board nor the Year 1855.
The Board OF Education met last evening for the pur
pose OF organizing for the current The members
of the Board were called to order BY the Clerk.
On motion Of Mr.. SINCLAIR, Mr. Phillips was appointed
President pro te for which he briefly returned thanks
The Clerk then read the Of the members Of the
Board already Published in the HERALD and the follow
ing certificate Of Richard B. Connolly, County Clerk
CLERKS Office, City and County Of Nep York; certify
that the eding list contains the of the
missoners Of Common Schools who elected at the
general election held on the 9th day Of November, A d.
1854 In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed my
hand and official seal.
N RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, Clerk
CONTESTED ELECTION or THE FOURTH WARD.
Mr.. HHBAEp drew the attention OF the Board to the
fact thar there three members returned for the
Fourth ward, (Messrs. MCCARTHY, Ridden and Day,)
while the law restricted the number to two
Mr.. GREEN moved to refer the question Of this con,
tested election to q special committee of three.
Mr.. McCARTHY, one Of the gentlemen nominated TO the
Fourth ward, averse TO being sent before com
mittee. He had received many votes all his sppo
pents together and he hoped that the members of the
Board would not permit fraud on the elective fran
chse be practiced the Inspector of Elections
had made mistake. He had received S43 votes--SO0
Mr.. Day received and if the latter gentleman
contested his seat he would like to hear him say So
Mr.. RuTiihRFoRp moved, in amendment to the motion
OF Mr. Green that Mr.. Mccarthy, as recipient of the
largest number of votes, be declared elected.
Mr. SMITH thought that the matter had better be
ferred the Committee Elections and Qualifications.
II did not to him clear that because Judge Nc
earthly had apparently the majority of votes that he
should therefore be necessarily elected.
hlr. MCCLosKEY moved also, in amendment, that the
Commss ioners returned from e Fourth ward, by the
County Clerk having the largest number Of votes be
declared entitled TO their seats
The motion that Mr.. Mccarthy be declared elected
then put ana carried. sal4AAt
Mr. WINTHROP moyed-That in order to facilitate
the organization of the Board, Mr. John Ridden be nd
mted his seat for the present. this action howevet
shall be deemed taken settling the question
to the right Of either Nh Day or Mr. Ridden to perma
rent seat.
That the question Of the contested seat of the Fourth
ward be referred to select committee of fye
This motion carried on O. division.
The Chair nominated such committee Messrs. Win
throp, Townsend, Smith, Shannon and Green.
A Communication from Mr.. Hills, of the Twelfth ward
claiming his seat referred to the committee
EIEcTloN or PRESIDENT
The Board then proceeded to elect its President by
ballot.
RESULT OF THE FIRST BALLOT.
rN.zI1. 20 A
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BILLIARDS.

A BILLIARD PALACE, WITH EIGHT OR TEN IA
"A bles for sale exchange for property to let to
club. Location excellent. Proper person ought to
make ,00O 10 $G 900 per good location for
eating house. in Centre Pearl street. to let In
qure Of BAsSF0RD billiard table manufacturer No.
Ann street.
1lILLIARD TABLEs.--IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE
I'D good tables call and examine our stock of patent
rubber cushion tables completes suitable for private or
public use. One secondhand table for sale
GRIFFITH DECKER, so Aun street.
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sDaY RorrRs 1.-The Jary In this
IT Of Sessions yesterday morning
~ being out Gil night. John Cur.
gustus Travis aud Bernard swift,
tdmult we're convicted, as charged
and John Idnsky was acquitted.
ended u tho mercy OF the Coart.
rcd unsii Friday
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MISCELLANEOUS,

observation-disclosures
- WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET.-A FEW Sc
Cc iect families and gentleman be accommodated
Win SUIT or single rooms, with full partial board I'm
modern improvements sand genteeily furnished delight
fulJ located between the Sixth avenue and Broadway
HoNE AND Buy NY BOTTLES, If YOU WANT
~ your beard, moustache hair TO grow strong and
thick in SIX weeks without stain injury TO the skin
~ bottle, sent 10 any part Of the country r. G.
6EAli IN, le, Nassau street zeiber, A. South Third
street, pha; Briggs, ~ State street. Albany;
Barringor, y3 Warren street Hudson spading ~ IRE
mont row. Boston.
nEcoRATlvE FRISCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN
IL AND Italian schools ready to decorate in the
most approved manner, and in all styles. Address at
2os SPINS street New York, GEORGE FIGHT.
Tt A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A GENTEET.
y house, between Houston rand Thirtieth streets and
FOURTH and FIFTH avenues, having unoccupcd rooms,
his wife, child and servant unreasonable atoa
may address Jars, Herald Office.
UJANTTD--TwENTY.FIv FIVE THOUSAND PIsHEIs OF
Nv shells, delivered at Port Richmond, staten Isand
for cash on delivery, ote whole art not less than
wv bushels Address proposais 70 secretary Oh Fort
mond, MY.
yITARTHoJsT OF wfNIsOR PAPER NILS. Nos
w 65 and o. Nassau street New York.--The subscri-
bers have commsdced afacturing news and book
paper at their paper works. at Windsor Locks con-
fanng fourp largest sire rug engines and two 81 inch
Fourdins< machines Zone more 10 be sddcd) are nov
ready receive orders from persons In want OF anna
rior quality OF news or book printing paper These
vorks have been built with great care embracing an ths
modern improvements wi.a full supply Of spring and
surns uniform good color 70 the paper and regular
supply In quantity and quality The capacity OF the
pwo mills TO manufacture afteen thousand pounds q
~psr per gay PERssE 4 BeooKa
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TeIcgraphic Marine Report

TeIcgraphic Marine Report.
BOSTON, Jan lo-Arr steamship Joseph Whitney Bati.
800
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 8-Arr ships Clifton Gottenberr
and Rayenswood, Now York; Emperor. Boston.
Arr 9th, ships Abby blanchard, and yicksburg Work
Diana, Boston; barks Lsurens, EYork Lind, Boston
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sPIRITUALIsM.

CPiRlTUAL MANIFESTATIONS.-MRS. NJ. b. COAN.
~ rapping and writing medium, will hold public cir.
ces at her rooms us Broadway, opposite the New York
Hotel daily Saturdays and Sundays excepted) Hours
10 TO Il A. NJ, to and to r. NJ Admission so eta
~ Disbursements can DO made Tor private circles, by
applying above.
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emily.

embIy.
ALBANY Jan TO- 1855.
- .r,r..
INC ooAAiii''
ices we're announced as iouoWs
live to the Board of Brokers
ou,ria pav,sson Seymour and
N'
pcrty OF Religious Corporations
A eyens RAYMOND : r. Cole and
~. IN l. An. a. .. :,
.Sisi election in in fha ontario district
4 =, the sonra =, ,.,e ~ ,ha sat- rela
-. ~. 49, ra.,; ~ ~ -
Sny1cvS or mn 20
80, I've 49,. ~ di,ti,a, ;s,;ros far t,a
nIrxyE,r making an appropration for
iieutcpaut C"Ionei BAXTER.
mis- Ivreoprcrp
crsAST re,at tive 10 the Police cenartment
ms IN close mart Of a street In Williams
rrv, q ,aool,o nr;r,orv aloctiors /, Nan
' " Ne F' - Nv
o9are5 resolution instructioy the ruai
;,taa ~ ,,isa mo tha axnedieney of limit
ars ~ 80 i conrta IN granfiny NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,rrpprpy called an fila rese,,ton for the an.
4 Of a seia,I committee To exn,aina into the CON
s.U;ars harts = 80 " 80
savings oahGs, r,,o .s o..,, !.
i as Vpp S =. ~ T nu b'OA "oui' w
ca uy .ne . ,, ~, On i'annn, -, a. ,
ohAR, I'M. ~ sa ~. naas ai'' - 'uo ie'o
i,;n a ~ +ba Gnnmittaa a. panL. 20 ~
49, ~ 80 80 10 tha sSyiors hanIs -.
INTO the cond'Non Of tne savings banks was
'e1. -. ~, s.,o.. ,,,;.,o !. L., -
:. - a. An a.; tioa GA ~ ~ aSoJ,t" ~ oa -
-iIeu n. ~ - o l. ~, w !. ~ pi, Az.
'sV 'v , "a. Az seat .. =. .a "s ~ "''''S,
ported tne Dn anenaeu, - sasws; ;1 :. 49,
se.s 4 ine Iuio y ~ a' n ". ~ c, u, .ae
oLi.. VI ~ te pa i ~ Lou'y . 10
~ IN .ns eo1,s " i u saen mes a. TUG
onee VI Wy $3.50. - .pp uu ,, an. IN m
vas anu ueernine Wy nuoor u sotes sson " cue
Eau rpecisl 'or w 'he iusuay heAs
aos4o"i1s , 1aiu 80 . .... ar r.,. III, a..
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STATURE.

ALBANY, Jan. 10, 1855.
to incorporate the Church
,yterian church.
JF BILLS.
went issues of stock for a
an is paid in.
he New York Savings Bank
the time for the fire insu-
ir annual report
4 the harbor Of New York,
therefrom.
moderation of the resolu-
nent Of the navigation Of
ia, including the Hudson
able the following resolu.
'uary Is, 1854
" General, IL in his judg-
Tres, institute proper action
3 purpose OF vacating and
passed under the direction
Land 0fiice, to Henry Rug
Z water, bearing date the Sth
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(NAsH MUSIC RTORE-MusIC AT REpuCEp pRICEa

HIASH MUSIC RT0RE-MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ VIM HALL a. son, $50 Broadway, Opposite the
Fark, have In addition t. the great reduction already
made ON their non-copy right music, decided to mako
seduotons their copy rights which consist
o. all the principal OF the iayorte celebrated
composers, VIM. Vincent Wallace, Geo. f. Root j. A.
towier, Francis II Brown, VIM. Dressler, &C., &c 4
large majority Of the music publishers OF New York.
BOSTON, Philadelpha and Baltimore, having coubinei
against us In order 70 prevent the public from receiving
tne oeneht OF our great reductions refueed to aus
Ply our orders for their music to sen any music a
ou qualifications 70 sell 10 any person who will sell g
the reduced prices For short time our stock may b
incomplete, Eat will at proceed TO re- bsh IN
me noncopy right pieces Of their catalogues at the
aneed price and We have no doubt but we will soon
nno those who WI be willing to supply all wants.
are determined to sell to the public at the Lowest
prices consisiant with remuneratve profit to the
publisher and dealer or teacher, and will neither enter
INTO, or submit 70 any combination for contrary pur
pose. corrected edition Of our categueat the
ouced prices VIII be ready in few day will be for
warded to any Part Of the United States free Of charps
eaafs sem aries and eachsv supplied the lowest
~ MEYER, U.ATE PRINCIPAL BARITONE OF THE
y English Opera) and lady professors OF piano
fineinE and guitar l18 West Sixteenth street betwee
Sixth and Seventh avenues. ~---.-
DlANOF0HNES.-GREAT BARGAINs-ONE AT SI91
$50, $50; been used short time, warranted:
with ASSORTMENT of elegant pianos SL and octave
with metallic frames Grand diagonal SCALE equal =
the grand piano. at half the cost and superior to Aav
thing offered Elegant style Of music STOOL new pattern
Prices to suit the times, ut G. & H. BAkMORES, 340
Blocker, street.
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CLOAKs, MANTILAs. &c.

NDNEI CLOTH AND SATIN Ch0AKS.-THE SUB
fcrtber having commenced the manufacture OF
spring aud summer goods, would offer at much reduced
prices his r. naming ste ok OF
VELVET, CLOTH AND SATIN CLOAKS
made up for city retail trade in colors only black and
brown and made up Of the very best quality, both in
velvet cloth ard satin Those desiring anything in the
ADORE line would find It much to their advantage to cali
at the New YORK. Cloak and Mantla Emporium AZ Canal
street, Brandreth Building
W. b. MACKENZIE, Proprietor
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

xxx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sARACCO, TIE
OOag world renowned teacher, bags leave to inform
mis- pupils and the amateur public that he has opened
ais Appeinea dancing academy for the instruction sf
ladies' gentlemen and children the most stylsh dance
Of tas DAY, and at ell hours, suiting them.
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And for such other expenses as the Mayor Aldermen
And Comnonaty OF TIE city Of New York may be put to
b. Law Such portions OF the expenses Of the said city
arc coanty Of New FORK relate 70 repairing, repay
Eng and cleaning St Gets Ia that part Of the city lying
yeuth Of line running through the centre of Forty
yecond street. shall be assessed only that part OF the
n'1 city lying south Of the said line.
And also further sum- not exceeding sS9 100 by tax
" the estates real and personal subject TO taxa ton
-gordng TO Law, 10 be applied towards defrayng the
ltnses Of police In said city and county.
knd also a furtt r sum Of $3.50 $50 h. the
ts real and sonsl subject 10 taxation :cording TO
within that iart Of the city md county OF New
tk, which Is or may he designated By the Common
Enc OF the city OF New YorK, by resolution ord-
bee, as the lamp district to be collected according to
D., and applied towards the expense VI lighting such
htsof the city last mentioned.
And also the further OF S4sl6l2 10, by tax On
The estates real PERSONAL subject 10 taxation az
cordiDy 10 Law within the said city and county to be
collected according TO law and applied towards deray
ing the deficiency taxation In ad city and county
for the year 1854
sec q No portion 81 the said respective sums herein.
before named shall be expended applied to any other
objects than said objects and purposes
= FOR which the Board OF Supervisors OF said
Il Now York hereinbefore empower.
atnresaid.
feet Immediately.
'-oad.
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:, A DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 300
fAs broadway, opposite Eleyeath street, opsa
for the reception of pupils who commence at any
time. Ladies and children Wednesdays and satux-
days, at and P NJ; gentlemen Wednesdays, Thurs
days. and every other Friday, at TX p. M. Practising
assemblies Saturday evenings for ladies' and gentle
men Monthly soirees as usual. Circulars, containing
days. hours ard terms of instruction be had at the
academy at any time, or win be sent by post
DROOKLyN.-SECOND TERN WILSON'S ACADEMY
ID for dancing, $50 Citation street opposite the Aths-
n@um in every respect very superior school, Add
tonal pupils Will now be received, and classes win
and cl ildren, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3k
o'clock and for gentlemen, Tuesdays and Fridays at
O'Clock T. M. AL the most fashionae dances are
taught in one course Of lessons Families attended at
ther residence when desired.
G. EC0ND AND LAST TERM OF THE SEASON OF MR..
- CHARRuAUD'S dancing school, at "a East Thir-
teenth street broadway (pupils quarter counts
orly from the date of enering Monday and Tours
day, at O'Clock P. NJ, for gentlemen; Wednesday and
Saturday, at IL NJ, and 81 p NJ FOR ladies and CHI
dren,
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INSTRUCTION.

GGeD BROADWAY, CORNER OF FRANKLIN srRFTY
s1OA Writing and bookkeeping thoroughly taught h
class or separate parlors, at reduced charges.
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

h
VALUABLE lIsTiMuNiAls. - There Is verv com.
mon impression that Patent Medicines, as they are
termed, are used only by the poor and the Ignorant.
But from the following, Il sppears that there is at
least one Mcdieuar which has worked its way into
high circles, and is being used extensively by "the
upper ten"
The following conclusive statement was taken
from the editorial columns oil the New York Cuuri.
er and Enquirer OF Feb. 18th, 1851, edited by Col
James Watson Webb late L. s. Chargs de A6airss
at Vienna:
I'VE carefully keep aloof rem Patent Medicine, .
in general, but Oh the strength OF actual personal r-
al, we cie-rlully recommend Dr.. Rogers .SyrHp Of
Lu;ruort Tar ani Cnchatdyad, to ali afflicted with
Coughs, Colds or Influenza. The medical qualities
si tie first two ingredients well known; the last
is California punt whose virtues we believe, are
not unfamiliar 10 the medical profession.
ptS We have never tried remedy for Cold
which proved more eilcaciouS in our own case than
this preparation"
The following i, u letter from Major VAN buren,,
brother OF the Ex.President, Martin Van Burcn.
kINDEKlioox, Sept Goth, 1853.
Mcssrs A. L. CcovILL a. Co.: Dcar siss- Having
occasion to use Expectorunt and Cough Remedy
last winter, was advised by the Rev. f. l.. Tiffany,
OF this place, to Try DR.. Rogers Lyerwort. Tar and
Canchalagua did SO, and | think | was greatly
benefited by 1t, nnd do heartily recommend il 10 9th!
ers as Cough Remedy, l.. VAN BvEEN.
/ FULLY cuncLr in the above statement
FREDERICK Il. TIFFANY
Rector ot the Episcopal CHURCH.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE March 2S.
Eggs, 10. Butter, Is. Flour, 9,25. Hams
10. Shoulders ~. Sides, z Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 7@s. Coffee, IA. Moasses
sI@aa Oats, s7@4O. Clover Seed 500.
Timo, ,y-scarce 3,25@3,5O. Dried Apples
100. Nails Sa9d 4,S7. Buckets % Salt
per barrel 2,55 Lard Sc. Potatoes Sl,25.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
MARCH &c.
Flour firm s,25uS,30.
Provisions buoyant. Mel" Pork 1875;
bulk meat 8 cts. for shoulders and q cts for
sides.
Lard advanced to 9e per bbl.
LnseeG oil ST.
Sales sugar at 5la5a.
Molasses sold Al 26.
Other groceries firm.
Eastern exchange 10 dull at 1 and pei
cent premium. ....
NEW YORK MARKET.
March 26.-Flour triie higher, sales o
good. d.Oho at s,s7a9,9s; Southern at e,I2a9
81. Wheat firm, with but Limited deman'
al previous rates.
Corn sitter, but not quotsbly higher, with
sales of $4,000 bu western mixed at 95a96.-
Pork ,riae higher, sales cid mess i4,sial4
b..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-03-29

9r The best evidence that can be adduccd in f,-
vor ui the oiiicaciousnss Ut luoiiands German Bit.
tors, prepared by DR.. C. NJ. Jackson is the unpre-
crdented demand for them from all parts OF the
Union; and although there may be many compounds
prepared and represented as being worthy Of lib.
,rul patronage, yet We feel constrained TO remark
that The vast number of testimonials with which the
wor thy doctor has been honored by persons OF the
highest character and respectahility who found II
necessary to have recourse TO his preparation is
lmony sufficiently conclusive, that a II e etectua
remedy Tor the almost immediate reei ui those al
tllctcd with that direiu nlaady, dyspepsia, has
er been discovered. Sc: advertisement.
May 90, lS*5--2w.