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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-21
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA. 4ae%
EEPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

-r rPHlLADELRhlAs
EEPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
rTO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
L such as SpermatorrhGa, Seminal Weakness.
Impotence Gonorrhaa, elect, SJ phils, the Vice OF
Onanism or Self abuse, &ca i. 5sg3 E sts5
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
awful destruction OF human life, caused by Sexual
diseases, and the deceptions practised upon the un
Fortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks ha
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a charitable
act worthy of their name, to give Medical advice
gratis TO all persons thus afflicted, who apply by
letter. with description of their condition, [age,
occupation, habits Of life. dsc and in cases of ex.
treme poverty and suffering. to furnish medicines
FREE OF CHARGE % b - f' Sat s.tftyg s1 r
The Howard Association is O benevolent lnsti-
tuition, established by special endowment, for The
relief of the sick and distTessed afflicted with "Vir
uIeni and Epidemic Diseases.'l 1t has now surplus
OF means, which theq Directors have voted to ex-
pend in advertising the Bhove notice. y is need-
less to add that the Association eomnIandsthe high
est Medical ski of the age, and will furnish tho
most approved modern treatment sGfialsyH's Hgt
Just Published, by the, Association, Report on
Spermatorfhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the vice ci
Onanism; Mastnrhaton or Sell. Abuse, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. by the Consulting
Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, tin seal ed
envelope, y free Of CHARGE, on the rsceptof two
stamps for postage. stlt5s 3l.. z ,ia3 stsa
Address Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association; H02 South Sab street
Philadelphia, Pa By aTdHr 0fthe Directors. tal1g
| l5s EZRA d. HEART WELL Presft.f
Gro. FAiRoHthB, Sec'i. .------ -- DUTY i6s '56-tf
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joins McOoRM1cK, jWM HoeG,
Omaha City, n rs l.. Caa'z, O'''o.
JOHN MCCORMICK 6 Co.
La nd a 8 G II c .,

LTldlg CltJ, a4VeVusKU 11TtWy'
Having established ourselves at this place Tor the
transaction Of d General Lant Agency,we will give
prompt attention TO all business entrusted 70 US
viii select Government Land from personal inapec.
tiorl III Kansas, Nebraska and the western line Of
Iowa; and On the opening of the Land Office, will
oiva spscIal attention TO the selection Of Lands Tor
ssaltlsrE and. others desiring good locations. Will
locale. buy and sell Land Warrants negotiate and
rnhraTltee Loans, furnish Maps, pay taxes, &c
Entrfsa nude for foreign dealers on favorable terms
and money loaned for Capitalists on Real Estate
security We invite the attention OF Capitalists
and others desiring Investments.
P5 d. John Mccormick will leave Cadiz, Ohio, du
ring the month Of January next for Nebraska and
Ragsas. for the purpose of mixing personal ex-
sans. s.dssirous Of making investments in the West
yflI 3ffd him in Csdiz until the goth Of January
usxt e}fls &@8 a Dee "a, '56-tf
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AIMBRQTYPEs.

DICTURES on Glass are acknowledged Superiol
Il to Daguerotypes. II. Davis is taking first
class pictures in this new mode. T4t tl5@ F'aa ga
Call and examine his specimens and got your
Likeness p4f srt lI ,.l i aug 20.-tf
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yer before offered IN thls pIacb.
Carpenters, Brcklayers, Blacksmiths Saddlery,
and all kinds OF Mechanics and also those who wia
to build ure invited to cali and see my stock whicI
will always he kept complete and sold at as low rates
as can be purchased attle River.
! will Railways keep on hand, as well genera
stock of Hardware, a complete assortment of NaiI'
and Iron, 3yCaIl and see. 0. SLEMMONS
CQdz. O., December 20, 1854.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-01-21

Culver and GERMAN SILVER WARE-Toa
. Spoons, Iable do, Desert do, Butter Knives
ranted, just received and for sale cheap,at
sept 2assN.ae.( - ,&iH g. B.tBARRETT'S.
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New Faii and Winter Goods,
S. 4 HNNIcFADDEN

A RE now receiving the largest and most elegant
N stock of Goods they ever offered tc the peo-
Pile of Harrison county. They invite the public to
call and examine for themselves.
Cadlz Oct 49, 1856. o.. --
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twenty-five years ago by DR.. kINk-
ELM, corner of Third and Union streets, PhiIa.
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A PREMIUM PAID FOR
FRENCH, sss3 .s-a7., ......u
SPANISH, ...-....- .-...
MEXICAN s, ..
~ AND OLD AMERICAN
Fs ~ --sfN4 E,A SILVER COIN
At the Banking and Exchange office of Robert Ly
oRs, as asfJ = -, Uune ~, 'o3)
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THE GREATEST IL
MEDICAL DISCOVERY

OF THE AGE = - "
Dr. Kennedy. of Roxbury, has discovered in one O
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
Every Kind Of b uruor
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InY IL

COFFEE. quiet; prices but eby sustained; the
stock OF O6 bags sales OF so bags Rio At ii
Ill., and 80 bsss Marcsibo at l2sc. -
CANDLES We notice sales OO boxes Staten Island a,
2sc and 500 boxes Knapp Bros a. sga dcOunI nom -0
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths market for Western Cana
Pour is well supplied, and prices aie irregular. The lew
.r.s, are eae while the better brands held with
sIeaer and in good request The demand
fin, 10 tie local Easern trade The Gales bbs
AZ IS Gdss good Sate IS 75d - IS for
Extra do 90 IS 80 for supeThre lniisnt Illinois sld
lows; IS IS for do. IS 95d &c IS for
mon 10 good extra Ohio; 60 Sj 81 80 for good choice
N, DO 46Sa 80 % FOG ST. Louis brands and S7G SO % for
t1a Canadian Flour is rather frneri the inquiry is
fair lie supply of low srAGes modefse the sales so
bills a, 05 for supsTtne and sc l5Q 81 81
bsuds Southern Flour Is held with fimness and
in fsr request the trade and the We. Indies of
hhs AZ 900 50 So Tor mixed rood superfee Baltimore
Alexandria &c ard 50 ltd 81 IS for favorte fancy and ex
~. blspd. Rye is firmly held the DEMAND fair
sales Of $50 bis - s. 81 90 for fine and superfne
Js-y ana for Bar dy wne and <l7d III for pun
GRAIN- The Wheat msrket quite fTn; the arrival. S,e
light AZ prime demand for milling only; 5000
bu.h red southern about a. iOo bush white do
: 81! and so bush Canadian Club 81 80. Rye is firmly
he'd demand fairs sales Of 600 bush Jersey a. 60 ana
5tO tgih prime northern 49, Oats shsde aer ana
r goos demsId 'aes of jersey 49a5lc State a. jd5
.; Hd5s. Barley Malt scarce and no1rinaI
Bailey It'd FL Goa 81 7s White Beans .re 10 fir de-
nan1t: 81 1891 n. y bush Csnscian Peas are fgu a.
sIGasls soubeTi BlaskEyed PessNs Ia utai r-o le.-
the d.ai j. entirely f she home trade az he T.st
Gales 5000 bush. a. desc. Western .ei
-oie 6s for - uthe yellow f9 Tor and oi DO
u,rd; 7lo1se for old yeov and 7317se. f1r old White 20
GUNNY BAGS AND CL0rH-we take the fo sinx from
Ibs FP'fe5 s"YpS LIT There las sesl ssssssIstls ~
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MARRIED.

ArAMs MEYrRs-At the residence Of the bride. sbe on
Jhu,dsy April ~ the Rev DR. VansMtvo0rd MI Wililm
Ilc ~ Adams e Elizabeth, ~ j., 20 His A. nette MeJes
eldest dsu Sber Of Peter b. Meyers of ssugeues ~ T.
ARTHUR-WOOLLEY-On wednssdsy March % at St.
Luies Church Brooklyn, by The Rev Jos W. Di,r Walter
Arthur Of Turks Island W. /. 10 Sarah b. "ooley o.
Hsrlem n Y.
CARPEkTFB-BuRLIN the residence Of Hannah 3 ir
h1g in New Rochelle THURSDAY hpl scc1idins TO toe
Id.r of FI ds Isaac csIpei ter of New Yofk Cahane
H., daughter Of the late Benjamin +. Bur ing.
GOCDsAN-JOhNsTON-On Thursday, APrl g. By the Rev
George C. Lucas Aaon G. Goodman 70 Abre M daughter
Of Robt. X. Johnston. all Of this city.
HILLMAn- DURBROW-In this city Tuesday, April 7,
AZ CaIv,ry Baptist Church by Rev. 4. KiDgnl Mott
join suydsm Hnlrasn and Mare Louise Durbrow, oil Of
this ely.
HARRIS BOABDMAN-On Tuesday, April T. By the Rev
henry Bromley In Brooklyn at the esdenc. Of the brides
father MI Samuel CHARLES Harrison OF Lobdon, Engan1 20
Mis- TesDor NJ ROsrdmsn OF New-fork.
PLisds phs Australia and Lor don papers plesse.copy
MILLARO-BEEmhE-ht Warren, Conn., on Tuesday, April
7, by tie Rev, j. Acciscn Sxon Mr. iron L. Mlard OF
Cornwall, ,nG Miss Augusta T Beeman Of Warren
sHIELDS-SFABURY-At Bloom field M on WEDNESDAY,
April ., by the Rev James b. Sherwood, Mr. George H.
Shields Of this city, and Miss Helen Sesbury Of he former
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Law LNIELLIGENCE

srPRpNE COURT-CHocIr-Apiie-B e'o'e Su. IT
1HI JEALOUS MAJ FAKE IN 80
rhonss A,teT se, VIM. biggsf. -. -, l.. -
T3;s Ia one of tbose pleasant little sc'Ioio o. r.
xh, n tend 10 make TN better OF hls a..
r,.;n,;fT i married man, between ~ anu AZ yes VI
f"s me dsfendsnt Il score Of year' OF 70 yoGhge'
t. stTtsy teok place q, the bou'e - ostensoiy
hns,6ioe hou,e but scoctdi gtos me O. ne witnesses
~, .xsc.y what n should b. - OF Mrs Rust, on
TSi.d venue. The plaintiff Sss diaog viii ner in
crunarv Nth a .hud person, on the 9Th OF January
is13 vien the DEFENDANT cal I'D. Mrs. Rust went
down seire 70 see sic. Arer her followed the plain
a 10 ,he head If the stss cry ing ont 10 the couple
then talking together: There's that ID son oil
b-h;" adding bat fer trfe he'd wing his nose or
sp; n his face the latter Of wnirb things he proceeael
10 do 6nuthIng more. Hereupon the defendant c'n-
pitt4d the assault ,mplsineo Of
The csse was Submitted TO the july ~lIoout erSt,
mtI. u1der the charge Of the J1oge, VINO remarked
ths the Gaze ough: never 10 have been Drought in'o
Court A., c... ..
Plaintiffs counsel then asked the Court TO charge
th.- n pr, stitnte was not 10 be credited.
Defendants counsel suggested that the charge be
the' A FINALE Wss as much to be credited as male
The Judge remarked tha. the counsel should have
addressed The Jury before, not after the charge
Verdict for plain'ifi. Damages cents, =" without
eef's." Claim, $40 OUe.
+ By rDe fer plsintiff C. Scbaferf'r defendant
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Disasters. Ar,

EXrR.er letter received by ,sae R. Wool, Psrs.r Of
s'esn slip BAi.ic:
The ship Connecticut Of New York Capt Geo. T. Wsleh
et Csref Wales Oct Is with ef coal bound syd
t.y Austria. On lsh Nov experienced heavy sAls
n'm yts'ns rou.d to y W., vhere Il remained for
ou bcus owibEs perfect hur;csne and denly esd
.o.m leaving very high irregular sea The ,ap ts.iod
10 q hire ,r,isc rolls Carrying away al the stan.
~ tAd' and AL the pr visions snd water secured ia
w. .IpT .e.xteu deck' The provisions nearly all de-
~ cree Of The barrels being stove aud they be-
snSl ,oseI with Tar VANISH, .ad SAT water We
Up Iea Y ship S. Btraud 81 Boston AGO BIZ 20
p ~, YIN .alnse water To last few 6s7s Afer
vnoh nsed oierJ In the passengers saley sua male 50
abou,o ~To pr Day W.. eventual, obsed 20 be.r
up Tor cape Icwp, & q In eop.cqnene@ 81 he ,-on.
being % uohi Tor use Arrived there Dee 81 ana Am
sge ard sftsr obtaining fresh supply OF poy. nj a. an
ehoI lbaviDs slipped one eurios csrdsl on
voyage - $4,000 A
JoNEs,s BEACH April al have ,hi. usornls, ssr, a..
sails Of the ship New Hampshire aud pu, them on 49, G
schr Reach. her having refused work
sent The ship has y feet wrr Il ~ hSS
II appears OF her beams broken The wes4 ss.moa
rrse this uotnug and anchors. cables &c cad, hat
re,h hrtez@ and heavy eonlog al h,ads at rht.
eped The ship lies well, aud hasc sro hopes Of gsn. ksr
Cd II the weather viii permit the schrs so.cR spi
Excelsior here and expect the D'rmnond By .e.ter En-
BSRMrpa March q The ship Di.ego YolpG vent a.,
on Thuf,osy last She touched the chGnte bot r.
amir there only few minutes sustained eAnass r.
bark Colby has discharged her The bah Ca
has dchs ed her entire AID The captain is w.as al
vices
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THURSDAY, Apr 9-r. v.

There was quite an active Stock make: this morn
irS aud at tie oper'ng prices sTory m1re than
.r.thipirg the improvement Of yeserisy on. over
IIices accepted at close ana psTties opsf.u0s
f,r fall epp.a cd disposed 20 extend tneT hns
q fhoIs. Toward the close, the Quotations is' Their
fImpess AID at the Second Board the whole mnket
vas heavy at lower figures. The .ransa ,ors OF the
Board reached about u 900 shares, bur were more
general than on yesterday, when one house alone
operated TO the eItert Of 10 600 shares. In
Reading the activity was marked. Il is rGmoTed that
party has been made up 10 buy long lice. There
ale also some orders from Philadelphia. The market
opened al Isl snd after selling down 70 III reacted TO
7s Nearly coo tbares were sold on sellers option
Erie wss quite buoyant in the morning. aud touched
% but AT ar after the Second Board some ABSURD
rumor tf preferred stock 10 be ssusd in payment Of
the floating debt ctclned to 81 !, fall OF q cent 90
Yesterdays price Of 81. Central fe off / y cent,
sellhg at s.. The Western shares were itreguar
limo Genital vas in good demand ct 1891 lZ'l
ard the shorts found difficulty in mskfg their
deliveries. good deal Of anxiety is felt by the
operators in this stock IN regard 70 the manner in
which the foreign holders will receive the announce
mtDt Of the increased capital stock Is Crosse and
Geltne were finn. Milwaukee aud Mississippi de-
cln ed TO II. The transactions in Southern Michigan
we're not large, and the market closed at
CS, an advance OF : = cent Toledo was
active, but scarcely firm at the close
&c ct The opening. A sn 81 sale Of Pacific Steamship
ives made AZ II. The sses of R,iho4o Bonds reached
$50 Geo. Erts 1871 sold at 10; 1873, 9Oii Illinois
Central 99s and Free'ands without privilege at 81;
HUDSON First Mortgage, 81 Mineral Point First
Mortgage Sc; La Crosse and Milwaukee, with stock
privilege 90. TIE OILY sales of importance in Stite
Stocks were in Missouris, of which $4,000 sold at
s31asi At the close in the street the market was
without spirit.
There lie nothing of importance doing in Exchange,
and rates are steady at 1881 100 for Sterling without
iisnsaciiors at the higher tate. Francs are 523i
dj.2Il.
Freigbts are lees active, and rather lower. To Liv
e,pool 200 bbs Flour at Is 3D.. 600 bush Grain at
3D. in bags; SEQ baes Cotton at 3d.. $50 bbls. Lard
at 20s. To London, 600 bags OIL Cake at 20s. To
Bremen, so tee. Rice at 25s. To Bordeaux, 10000
gals. Rom at &c. To Marseies, II 600 gala Rum az
&C. To Havre 900 bbls. ROsn at 6Oc; 200 bales Cot.
ton ct &c., ard 100 bales Sea leland at ic 10 600 gala.
Rum at &c. A brig from St. Mary to Barcelona, with
Lumber, at SIS. A brig from Jacksonville with Lum-
Der at $40 90 ard bark from Bangor, Me-, to Ha-
va1a, at & y N feet. charter was made to Bristol
at 6Js for Deals.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipt
Sis 267 0s: Payments, Sll5553 25i Balance, 49,
1887 II.
-. Il a,fs sntty
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK;.
Cleared.

sLip-Duns Sinonscn San Francisco W.T. Coleman Co.
Bsrks-AzeLa, Davis Richmond, +. II. Whitmore Co
w H. Newman Gavet Baltimore, - S.uges& Co. Star,
Crockett Crnfuegos, Netcalf & Duncan.
B1iRs Starr Burnel Georgetown. d. c. Murray; Return
(Brl Turner ST. Johps ". F. j. 8. Whitney Co Forn.x
Gardper Card.nss NJ. T.yor Co h. W. Seyburn, Nichols
Barcelona BeLner Rtade Reindeer (Br) Curtis, Haiisx
Hamilton Bros
ScboonerEEcIp,e Jones' Charleston, Scranton Tslmsn
Fle.nor Hosmer Norfolk Gecalf Duncan Pearl, Weser
welt Newbern DGvi. HONEY Monitor Roberts pbt
j. Hand Mirror, Hix Hampton, g. L. Hatch: Nsptunes
Bride Whit Lisbon Lescta Co.. s. b. Small, Bradford
Charleston Thompson Hunter En1 hanress jayne, ssysn
nab Nc Cteady Mott Co.. w. Phillips. Mount, Buctsvide
Br wn D. Rosele; Gem, Crane Washington, b. Blossom
Son j NJ Warren Chapman, n Haven, msster
Sloop-Bsckstone Ste3msn, Providence, master.
si,ainer- Kepre bec Hand. Phisdepha Sandfords Line
Barss-DelawsIe - Philadelphia n. Briggs
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Thus showing for the six months last past 1884,
lS2 Il more than during the same period the previous
year ard sGls 729 20 in excess of the receipts Of
1854. cash dividend Of & cent on the stock of the
Main Stem is under discussion in the Board.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
s34 coo.
The commerce Of this port for the month just closed
shows 10 important change from March of last year
excepting very large increase in bonded goods placed
in Warehouse 10 take advantage Of the reduced rates
Of duty after the let Of July. TIE inward move
melt Of specie has been larger than last year. while
the outward movement including the transhipment Of
Spanish gold to Havara has been smaller. Compared
with February the imports show falling off Of over
s6 OCOCCO. ard the exports exclusive of specie in
crease of about g, OOOO 600. The details are as
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Passengers Arrived

IN ,tson ,hip Warrington from pton and Bye
rtm-E Gavin, 8 Walsh, W. l. Stone. 4. Num- Nuhn
G FrrhmtysI Kgt1 lsSy and cSaLfD' E ka " =
H. HINT II Schu,s j. nnshom +. Hunshom II Brsu wife
AId children, L otnssr and LADY PerTe'2hn
s. sulsnder A. schuen Dr. Sley. J. C Dect' and LADY,
Z.rfed lorf ard sister. District Ress C. Gros.non .
and lady, Hu,ter H. srorejny, +. Meyer, Mr.. Foster
Leuihold and child, b, IL and j. Lenthold N Mailer
lady ar child, II. Burkhardt j. Schumacher, Weiss.
Kstz W. Kuchep schmidt; J. Futtener, D,hlhetmer
ssacouiiz B. Ismebihere Mr. Qugnnd. Mrs.. orb .rson
Mr. P,seaux Mr. ana Mrs Granvel +. Brr F. Me,der
MelviS Mr. ard Mrs J Cnttenden: NJ Drew, Mrs Russell
Miss Russell. Ii. Curtis Mr.. Nosh Man,illcn C. T. Elss
M Jones. James Cray, g W. Robins W. Harlan.
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The principal items of the quarterly statement of the
Newark CITY Banks made on the 9th inst aye as fellows
Acompsrison Of the aggregates with those Of toe
yous qusrery statement shows the folio wing results

The ST. Louis (Mo.) Courier, speaking Of the strin
eency in monetary affairs there, says
1.-The mort prominent cause is, that Uncle Sam is
receiving at all his land offices aud subtreasures the
money which merchants expected to receive and
should have received in exchange for the goods they
sold last Fail.
''Itis the mania for buy ing lauds not only by Orgi
ral entry from Government, but by the farmer pur.
chasing from bis peighbnr, who takes the money and
to the distant TerritcIies and then az ain in
vests this same money in new lands DO Ight from the
Government, which is producing arrangement in our
monetary sfeirs. In word the prominent cau'e Of
the great singency speculation in lands and to
lots aud this continues, snd progresses as rapidly az
il has done for the past Two years Crisis must neV-
tsbly come"
Tie Mineral Point Railroad which extends from
Warren TO Mineral Point, is now completed, and has
been formally examined snd accepted l6y the Illinois
Central and Gs'ens snd Chicago Unicn Railroad Con-
panies under Joint contract for muuel connections,
whereby the Mineral Point Railroad is icsured per
cent Oh 500 Geo. its Let annual income for twenty
yenls from July LIST, and all ii can earn over that
amount This is injured to the road 10 consideration
of the immense revenue from the mineral region, as
well as tie agricultural products of the country, thus
thrown into the hands these other roads by the con
nection 1he road waz ,mmenced only eight months
ago and Low il is practically completed, permanent
and substantial depO's freight houses, station houses
SC, sll built and with good stock of engines and
freight arc passenger cars the road is doing fair AMI
increasing buslress The road peIetrstes into the
yeiy heat Of The rich mineral region Of Wisconsin,
and manufacturers Iof sheet lead. zinc, white paint
&c, will be afforded greater facilities by these mines
teiny thus brought wi hin their reach The road is to
be Extended, under another charter from Mineral
Point 10 ct. Psuls. The Detroit Advertiser, iron
which we coDdense the above, Gays thit probably
" no road in tie Wet will pay 20 large annual net
diyder de to is Stockholders as the Mineral Point
"our citizens are large stockholders in this enterprise"
Rail Dad Journal.
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represented III the noun't0's f'' Co0'ei0'' mo on
she Waro tickets

Tar Ca. C>oxPISy TROUBLE AT he last messing
90 j.,,gy O.y @ mnnn Council, resolution offered by
a. Tde as .iopied directing the Corp)rAicn )uncl 10
ii m the JYI.y Cry Gas Lsht C0np.ay sud ak the inl
smsp az the resolution Of 1871 Tor the hsens OF
ar e ev Ccmpsny and - report TIE result OF the sp
.be.iion 20 she Common Council . -.
the resolution opPoseS % ho thompson
who ,sd ktew that the Company would not comply tae
would be ptncion upon the works and the
ye,un would BE- ex pepsive Mi alton: .,- y.
IN. resolution of 1851 granted the Company pImsfon 20
Law heir pipes vided they would hsot Ih
With ge ~ cneap 40
Of sood qsslny that Of the Manhattan Gas company "
Ncv YoIk. -. .o.,nb.rs
- 4, ,he n.,.,ive viz Thompson, Csk and DfsJtoh
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YmLei. Renorted hn Trleernpk.

Erw OELrXs April s-CoI1oS SALE today toCo bales
Tie CaranL.ws bad effect the market. Receipts TO-
dly ESQ bac.. FLOUR, 86dS - IS Corn &c. FREIcHrs
* mtiy culi. STERLING EXCHANGE, 81 e. cent premium
CHsRtTsToS, April 9-CoTroS-The market ciosed qHleti
sale. OF the 1000 Good Mdiing 10 quoted a. He
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNITED STATES NAIL STEAArRs.-Ts. ,A.ys con-

poising tbt hpe are;
IN, ATLANTIC, Capt Oliver Eldhdre.
THE BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comsook.
Tho ADRlATlC, Capt. James West
These ships having been built BY contract expressly for the
Government service every kas been tih-n IN her
seon also in their eogpes ~ insure strength and speei
And ther accommodations for Passengers uneqnasd fot
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from Ne-Ycrk Liverpool IN Hrsteiss
csbn eSo in second d. SIS From Liverpool 70 Se~ YORK;
- ard 20 gllDess
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths DO secured until pl for The ships Of tss
Ens have improved -id aud avoid danger
frorl Ice wifi the Bsnt poTb Of - degrees uLa sg
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stacy aecOnd mate OF tle tp1siaoa Re7 ar
,,dsv He Is charged vi cruelty treating one Of TIE
,.md Jas.on GORDON. After the occuueQee the csp;an
81 tbe ChDa greatly TO ais credit, ordered Stacy on duty
80 told bin ii al he was " no MAJ