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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
MARRIED..

Church OF the Ascension, by the Rev. f. w Smith, L. H.
Barns esq, of Castillo Wyoming County ~ Y, to Miss
Sarah T. Bradley daughter Of Jepha Bradley esq OF St.
Adams VT
BENJAMIN-LAwT0N-In Brooklyn, on Saturday, April 2
BY the Rev r. StorTs T. Benjamin TO Marie A. Lawton'
both Of this city.
BRoNsON-PHINNEY-ln Rhinebeck Duchess County on
Thursday Nav H. by the Rev. H. Bronson DR. j. Oscar
Bronson this city, 10 Catherine b. Phnuey Of Troy
DARE-CRAIG-On Saturday, May Is, by the Rev. Joseph
sadrson Mr. Samuel T. Dare 10 Eliza Craig both OF this
city,
GRIDLEY-CHILDS-At Waterloo Seneca County n Y, on
"Wednesday, May Is by the Rev s. H. Grtdley, D. SAM
H. Gridey r, Z. Maria second daughter Of Amherst
Chnds. NJ. D., all Of Waterloo.
SKlDMORE-RkNDALL-In Port jefferson on Monday
Nav H. Rev Samuel Gibbs Mr.. Daniel III. Skidmore
IT, SeSuket TO Miss Anna Randall of the former place
ALI of Long IslAnd
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .
Cleared.

stesmship-Empire City Griffin Havana. NJ o. Roberts
ships-H,r.hel HAM, Hsmehild, Mirsmicn, Il Z -
sinck; A. GaaD, Saer, New River W. n Wnoc v3bb
Majestic Lennox Restgouche Nesmith Son; isAaS eV1
Bry,r Liverpool N B., C. H. Marshall Co w LaPSo.,
Bell Liverpool, T.pscot Coz Jaawsr IBID Granan Ae'
pool Grnnell, hinurn 4 Co. ,,Lc
Bark-Clsremont, swinne.ton Montevideo Hq ave. Co
Marcus Pierce Boston II D. Brookman CO hsneiot l
Wentworth, Boston, D. Brookmsn Coi oJlsh perv
fBr) Moore, Halifax, j. 9. hieney Coz "h'sA' ''''
jacksonville, Thompson < Hunter. ,.. L. r.il,,s,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Blake Savannah SersnIo n NJ
Eclipse Jones Wilmington Scranton tTalm1n " ,.o,s
Hopkins Laysccs Foster Stevenson JOIN rice
vsnnsh McCready Mott Co d. Wssne s.is ~ hII
ton Doner Potter: Pilots Bride Pierce roIto O,9s2
Brien Dougla, GEORGETOWN, Dollner Potter 20 M
lips Mount Buckville, Brown DE ho''e'i '"sN' DA'"
Baltimore MAILER, Lord Qnere19. % ra,
soop-Phenix Shepherd New Haven ); % Edwards
Bsrse-P T. Hart, Hand. Phladeiphis' J. ~ DheSs'
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DIED..


ANDERsoN-on Sunday May H. Jane the youngest daush
II Il days "a c''' '"' Jane N"''''''' '''' year, ~
BATEs-Aher lingering illness on Monday afternoon May
IS Robert Bates, in the SOth year Of his
n cSSen seJnve3 to sttend his funeral on "Wednesday
afternoon at O'clock from his late residence, No 2 Eighth
BRoDHEAD-On Sunday morning May II, Julia, daughter
Of Dr. Jas l. and Catherine Phelps, and wife OF Geo. d.
Friends relatives are invited funeral No q
West Ninth street on Tuesday the 18th inst 81 O'Clock pm
New Hampshire papers please copy.
BUsSlNG-On Sunday evening May H. Mary L. wife Of John
Bus,ins, aged = years, mouths and 10 days
and P.er sss.ns are respec,fu1 invited 70
attend the funeral Til. stsInoGn at SeEl from the Dutch
Brooklyn, on Monday April n Miss Margaret
6hIs BIondsee aged Is years
Of her without suhssed and overlooking heart yet her
many o. character and the pure beauty Of her be
fcy the oss OF esteemed and beloved by all whose pv
departure sSddeDed meany hearts Con,umpon that in
sdou. destroyer OF the gifted the young and the lovely the
millions who have fallen beneath its power Though
ng.Ied and guarded NTH the un1s ws'hfu9e. Of
the loved seI many months Of unrepns and patiently
IL the spirit world and the yesterday was lovely
and fair the eye that beamed with affection and intelligence,
Ing fesds fepOse Otones. and cold the
and beautiful shades Of Greenwood Always selfish we esnno,
but mourn, shoush well know our ass her gain For
Who shall doubt that one whose whole he was so pure Snd
nv So.om ~ BE-, s Yss We cannot .Sdas the Re
beous feeling that struggling within or be reeonciet
when Death aims his unens shafts 81 our loved ones
them after another leaving ssd and de
late at each successive blow Deyotedy attached 70 Der psen
and eomfort Of eli around her was in the sacred
daughter and sister that beloved friend could best be App
Her parents have lost not only daughter but compa
ion and ympahizing friend and her serswho shall make
whole them he vacancy in their home To them she was
And now, who shs make them realize that abe has only
passed on sustaining all the promises Of her Christian life
by preparing the way and bidding them be faithful and follow
keI Without pIeenson Of hind in manner retiring and
ddent OF her own powers Miss Brandase possessed in an
eminent degree sound and discriminating mind and maured
understanding Hers was that modes, merit TO the world I'M
known which silently though surely wins all hearts within
genial influence Though Of many personal atac
lions they the least that their way ~ the hearts
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u.rLe,. Peported BIZ Telegraph.

NEw.ORIEASs May l5 s57-CorroS is irregular in price
and quotations nominal Sales to-day 100 bales Sales of
this port S9 eco Decreased receipts this port
receipt. at ell Southern ports s8 600 FLOUR dull at
47dS7 % Yellow is selling for 1880 wife do. 500
CSC PosK firm "a for Mess LARD in kegs l5tc Raw
WHISKY. sec COFFEE prime lie Sales Of the week $780,
stock in port including that in quarantine, 5000 BAGS
FREIGHTs stagnant. Sterling EXCHANGE, % y cent tx.
change on NewYotk u T. cent.
OswEco May l9-FLOUR unchsn ged sales to-day Of go
bills at 81 Is medium grades of Canadian WHEAT quiet
CoRN steady sales to-day Of 900 bush to arrive at sOc Ca
NAL FREIGirs New York: Wheat 2e.; Corn, lnc LAKE
IMPORTS: 1900 bbs Flour 800 bbls Pork, 1900 bush.
Wheat. CANAL EXPORTS: So 600 bush. Wheat
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Our Agents..

CARROLL =. srrTB the rostUmce -. ~
has Tax DAfLY WyexLY sd sssn WEskIf hhssS'' ~
sle. -. o..
wnLrAr PIrrss, wArKrsVRr, Com, receives -
TIIsvsE q II m tn. ..ts
Trox.s Doors Is eur As,st TsESrss, n j. w 10
Of The TRIBUNE IL. AZ fBe
WI. p.Lmsr our in Agent SYRACUSE TOT ne MS "
rov.,, SMITH /. our Assn, for the sale Of 1~
BURLINGTON W. - - 49,, nav po&p
k.su. ezra EvRLsUrr, No. n - MS he -, Of NJ
ofce Buudins HASuosD, are Asee"
srARs 4. our AGENT for The .ss o. IN sny ~
P.Tyssos n j. He will serve TIE lAi''
Id CAMPBELL is our Agent fsrshs 'a's Of i"r i'''''
N SHANNON /. our Assai IA rs'sss'sa ''' 'As NV
M,w'H.w.rr.s VII supply oar friends n LITTLE
ovr oteaa, IL Rock ISLAND u, cen Obtain
Of \. 4. fsaTsS bae
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COUNT cALENDAR-TH,s DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos $40. 249, 255, II, 557, 636
sss $50 $50 4Oe $50 go 81 4S5 Sc IA SIG 500 1872 ~
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIT.-No 657, 375, 32l
x sos 1850 1857 S7s $50 SS4 36 $780, $780, S92 S9i 4 4O4
4O7 An, 4l3 H4 AIS, 4l6. 4l8 49. - .. IN
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 10, ~,
80 20 81, "A, Il. =, ,.r &c
76a asp s5S 5S2 SEQ s49 l4 863 TO 868. PART u-Nos
549i 7is 81 42l, 500, $40 TO s79 inclusive $751;
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Arrived.

steamship Araro Lines HAVE and COwes 9Th inst
.t1p m mdse and pass % Mortimer Livingston.
S.sau,hip Roanoke Skinner Portsmouth, ke, ndse and
psss 70 Ludiam PieassntA - 49, 49,
s-,sm,hip Jamestown, Parrish Richmond and Norfolk ds
and pe,s TO Ludlsm Peasants.
ship Premier (of Bengo Emery Hsvre April r. mdse and
SIS ps,s 10 C. c. Duncan Co. Had deaths infants)
s6ip Crysta Palace tof New Bedford sherman, New Bed
ford IN bslss; 10 Arkle Elliott Co. The p towsd 70
this city b. The steamer PetenskA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. MAY 10, 1851

But few contracts for coal making in this region,
longer than for the month Of May. Any extending
beyond that period viii require the prices to be read
iusted on the fir, of eacn month
The cash asset. and liabilities Of the New-Orleans
Parks ON the 9th inst WEI, "a fnIlnws:
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Receipts Of Produce. MAY Is.

Ry the North Rfrey Bos-75OO bbls Flour 8475 bushels
wheat 200 do Corn IS bbs Ashes S4 bb. Whisky, 34l
pLges Provisions s. 700 sides Leather.
By the Erie Railroads.&c. bbls Provisions, 1882 do Flour
S4 DO Whisky 269 bags Oats boxes Cheese 2 pkgs Bat
ter sc Hides, q 81 sides Leather.
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Markets. .CAkEruLLr REPORTED FOR THE \.

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The n Y. TRIsusr
MONDAY. May 10. 1857.
rather easier for Pearls the arrivals
fair The sales 100 bb at 81 2G S7 for Pearls, aud
BFfsWAXDWe notice sales of ? 900 n American yellow
at 29c a.,
COTTON-The market has been active under the for
eign news and feeling has improved We advance our quo
tstious on Middlns &c. the sales are 1000 bales:
kEw-YoRX cLAssIFIcAIos
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SQUIRT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcrsL TERM-MAT H.
Before Judge BRADY.

Jacob Huber agt Thomas Lews.-Judgmehl iol
defendant, with costs. -,l D;.h.a.
Edward C. Concklin, &c, ayt Echard klch'er'-
Melton for attachment dismissed, with costs. -. ,
Jo,epb Soria agt Geo Bliss-MOtion to discharge
and ysoate order Of arrest denied
Before Judge DAILY.
i Maria Ferreyia agt. William Depew.-Judgnent
John r. Callan agt. John W. LatsOn.-Motion for
David M Yehis, &c, agt. Thos b. Peddie, &C.
Melton for injunction denied - ,,..
William RaI.Iel agt Martin Loovs.-aotion
prsnted.
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To Narsuers.

BELL RUoY oFy CHARLEsrowS BAR.-The Bell Buoy on
this Bar reported Yesterday being in disabled condition. has,
we regret 70 say sunk and is feared will become total oss
lCharlestown Courier, May H.
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MINIATURE ALHAsAc....Ths DAY.
sun-hisss. 439 Sets...... TIA MOon--Sets Z:l51
wATEl...THIs DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 500 Gov Island 3:57s He'll Gate ...5;j3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

Poster for cruel and Gnususl ruDshment 1pon en-. Levi.
Martin.
Against the same party foran assault with danger
weapon also, upon Lewis Martin
Against - Lyman, first mate Of the ship Middle
ssx for assault with dangerous weapon upon Charles
Marshall Against - Lyman first mate Of the ship Middesex
6T sssault with dangerous weapon upon VIM. Jones
Against - Jones, second mate Of the ship Middle
ser for cruel and unusual punishment upon - Smith
Against John Stacy, second mate of the ship
Chri,tana for cruel and unusual punshment upon William
Gordon
Against Thoe. Dryer, mate Of the brig Mary Pierce
kr assault with dangerous weapon upon Dean Atwe
Against G. BrOokman, master of the American DARK
J. u. Brookman for an assault with dangerous weapon
Robert Duran indicted for larceny OF two go'Ii
eagles upon the Horsto pleaded guilty and ws
for three months
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Total 600 4s4 il46a Oi2 l254s694 1855 2g7 ~

Balances for days ending May ls...... os77'oso-
The subscription to the Southern Michigan guaran'
teed Stock has reached 1852 shares representing
s4,G6l 200. The subscriptions from country stock
holders are coming in freely.
The receipts of the Michigan Central Road for the
first week of May were SOL O95 80 against 500 Alb II
last year. The lake was open at that time in 1856,
which was not the this year.
The Goshen Airline Railroad, belonging to the
Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana Company,
was completed last week, and through trains between
Chicago and Toledo will commence running over
this week This road shortens the distance between
Chicago and Toledo considerably.
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month OF
Apr 1857,
Earning for April lS6.........''''''''. e1Sof1 u
Decrease
April 1855 toop15I
Earnings for April lS57.......''''''''.'' o'foi ~
Increase. S-o'0'' W
C.lI
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Total: tls2-ie5s sass ss7 slo,7'self siS57575o
A. compared with the report Of the previous week
the results Is follows:
Dee short Loan. 57s CO Dec IN Exchange. SIS 857
IIcras. H. Specie. 1857 liner. In due
Dee In Cruus,on.... 3jI "a distant BAnks.... <]6i9
Dee. IN D'I-,.its....... 5efbosl
The circular OF Messrs. Neil Bros for the steamer
gives the annexed statistics Of the Cotton movement:
The following s-,eneu e the movements of Cotton for
the AID since let september last compared with the
four preceding y,srs Il will b. that the decrease in
ceips compared with last year igO. and
con pared with 1925, 70 III. goo bales:
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The ship Thomas Perkins Smith, for Settn has anchored a
Quarantine.
The steamship Alabama this morning towed round TO the
Morgan Iron Works to repair her machinery.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-26
!. nEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOWAR ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT,

To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such, as SpprmatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrhpa, GIeet, Syphilis, the Vice
of Onansm, or Self Abuse, dc, &c.
The Howard Association in view the awful
obstruction of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptionS practiced upon the un-
fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
Charitable Act worthy of their name, 10 give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afflic-
ted who apply by letter, with description OF
their condition (age occupation, habits OF Illr,
dc ,)and in cases Of extreme poverty and suft-
ering 10 FnrniSh Medicine Free Otchargc.
The Howard Association is Benevolent IN
stitution, established by spe It'll endowment, for
the reli ofthe sick ami distressed, afflicted with
"Yirulent and Epidemic Diseases" II has now
a Surplus of means, which the Directors have Vo-
ted to expend in ADVERTISING the above notice.
1t is needless to add that the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill of the age, and
will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
Just Published, by the Association, Report
on Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, the vice
of Oranism, Masturbation or Set-Abuse, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will he sent by mail,
(in sealed enyeIope,) Free of Charge, on the
receipt ofTwo Stamps for postage.
Address, Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa, By order Of the
Directors.
EZRA D. IIEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary.
Feb 10, 1851. 43-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Medical Imp Possibilities, $,

For long time q certain class of diseases have
bafied the skill and practice of the most eminent
members Of the regular medical faculty. Foremost
among these we might instance epilepsy or falling
fts. Happily now by the skill and inventive genius
of m eminent chemist of Baltimore Md, this disease
has been brought within the means Of a cure. We
sllude to the Preparation called the Vegetable Ex-
tract Epieptjc Pills, invented and prepared by DR..
60 EpiEr fance, of lOS Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Nd. ace their discovery many persons who had
given all hope of ever being cured have been re-
Storedb the full enjoyment of health. Prominent
among kese,, we might enumerate Mr.. Harrison
Lightiot of Huntsville, Alabama. Mr.. l.. has suf
fered alhuch from Epilepsy, as any other person in
the wol@ never knowing what it was to pass
week Keiout having mn attack, and often falling in
1she streets of Huntsville. He is now fully restored
and has noth9d an attack for more than year DR..
Hanc4 rilshave been the sure cause OF this cure.
% rs also cure all notifications Of Fits,
asCramps &C., and are very serviccable for
!. 3f woal nerves. DR.. Hance sends them to
va Of the country on the receipt of a remit
srce, zone box, s.; two, S5 twelve, $2i.-
q Seth S. Hancc, l0S Baltimore street, Bal
Md.
,,57. 4l-iw
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ShcriA's Sale,

BY rirtueof two writs of fl ia. execution is.
sued from the Court of Common Pleas in and
for Jackson county Ohio. and TO me directed,
will expose to public sale, at the door of the
Court House, ia Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio,
On The i6th day Of March 1857,
Between ,he hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate situate in jackson county
Ohio 10 wit;-The east half of the south west
quarterof section No. IL, township No. 8, aud
range No iS, containing 81 acres more or less, APP
praised at $50, levied upon as the property Of
David Thucker, at the suits of William Nc
Kinniss against James A. Courier et ais. and
AlstOn Il Rhoads, against james A. Courier
and David Ihackcr, Terms of sale, cash.
BANlSTER BROWN, Shift J. q.
February l2, 1851. 47-tds
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a First Class Family newspaper
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SIlpCitI'S Sale.


Notice is hereby given, that | will expose to
public auction, at the door Of the Court House,
in Jackson, Jackson County, Ohio, on
Monday, March 1911, 1857,
At I2 o'clock NJ, of said day the following
real estate, to wit Lots No, 81 and 49, in town,
ship No. 6, in Range Is, each containing 50
acres Of the land commonly called the Scioto
Salt Reserve situated in jackson county Ohio
Also. the South half of lot No. 80, in said
township, No 6, and Range No. l9, containing
40 acres Of said Scioto Salt Reserve lands, sub.
ect to the life lease of John and Margaret Mar
tin, situated in said county OF Jackson, Ohio,
levied on aste property of John NJ. Martin, at
the suit of W iliam j. +. Daily and said lots, No
u 25, ordered to be sold by tho Court Of com.
mon Pleas OF said county. at the suit oGSamuel
Bum.
Apprased-said lot No. 81, at $232O,-said
lot No 2S, at S2SOO said south hal lot No.
%, at 5000
BANIsTER BROWN. ShGJo.
February ~, 1851. 41-tds
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SI,cTin'S sale.

In Pursuance of an Al. fl. ia. execution, issued
from the Court of Common Pleas, in and for Jack
son county,, Ohio, and to me directed, will expose
to sale at public auction, to the highest bidder, at
the door of the Court House, in jackson, Jackson
County, Ohio at II o'clock NJ, on the
2Sth Dny of February, A. d., 1851,
The following described real estate, situate in Jack
son county, Ohio, to witt the north East quarter o
the south east quarter of section No. 2G, township
No. S. and range 10, containing forty acres levied
upon as the property Of Benjamin Hammond, at the
suit of Simeon Woodrow. Appraised at SIGO.
BANISTER BROWN, Self. J. C.
,Ianuarv 90 1851 42-5w
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New Steam PIaneing 1Iachine.

THE subscriber would announce to the citi
zens of Jackson county and vicinity, that he
has now in full operation. his Steam Paneng
Mil, aud is pIeptred to>furnish yellow piro
flooring. planed, tongu7d and grooyel, ready for
laying Gown Also, Ill other kinds Of lumber
ready planed etc. such as ceiling, weather.
boarding, door iacings, window caps and frames.
Lumber dressed TO order on short notice, for all
who furnish it, OH their own account. All or
ders for all kinds Of dressed lumber, promptly
filled on short notice, and at prices as low as the
same can be furnished either at Portsmouth,.
Chillicotle or other points.
Send on your orders. Mil on corner Of South
and Church streets. HENRY HORTON.
June 10 sc, noi3-ly
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-26

By virtue of two fl. ia executions, issued
from the Court of Common Pleas, in and for
jackson county Ohio, andto me directed, will
expose to public auct!cp, on the
23a dag of February, Il. D., 1857,
At ~ o'clock NJ Of said day, at the residence
of Amos n. Holcomb, in Scoto township,
Jackson County, Ohio, the following describ-
ed personal property, to wit: Two Bay Hor-
scs and one Two Horse Wagon, levied on as
the property Of Amos N, IIoIcomb, at the suits
Of benjamin Calaghan VS.. said HOlcomb and
said Ilocomb VS., Peter Keller.
BANlSTER BROWN, Shit j c
February II, 1857 47-tds