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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Approximation Prizes.

The two preceding and tho two succcedin o
Numbers to those drawing the first IL Prizes will
DO entitled to the 4S Approximation Prizes ac-
cording to the scheme.
5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined hy tF,e
last figure oftho Number that draws the $50 900
rrlze For example, if the number draw ing the
1000 Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tick
cts whore the number onds in will be entitled
to $40. If the Number ends with No. 2 then
AL the Tickets where the Number cnds in 2 will
be entitled to 500 aud so to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half - 40
" 10 Quarter " 20
Address orders for Tickets or Certi Roases oil
Their to S. SWAN & Co., Atlanta, Ca,
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
In ordering tickets or certificates, enclose the
money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first
mail.
Tho list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchase Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
- All Prizes of 81 900 and under paid inn
msdlAtely after the drawing-othcr prizes at IL
a n Nne OF thirty days, in full without deduc
All communications strictly confidential. &
frl1e Tickets cashed renewed in other tio8
"" ~ S''neE NnASs' aE' ja23
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

\ RTHUR c. Devor, Jeremiah Hampstead
~ Joshua Murphey:
Take Notice.
That shall, on the 25th day Of February,
1857, at the Clerks Otiicc of Harrison county
Court, take the dispositions of sundry witnesses ,
to be read evidence upon Il trial of Chan
Gerry cause pending in the Circuit Court Of Iar-
rison county, i'll my favor, a:ainst you.
JASPER GATHER.
January 10Th. 1878 1t
WILSON, P. @.
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~ FORGE BARTn, Charles Harmison, John
" McPhadvn
FENHk n Notice.

That shall, on the 27th day Of February,
1857, at III. Clerks Office Of Harrison county
Court, take the dispositions ofsundry witnesses .
to be rcud in evidence upon the trial of Chan
Gerry cause pending in tho Circuit Court OF said
county Of Harrison, wherein am Complainant
land you ale Defendants. JOHN BRAMER.
january 10Th, lS57.-23 1T.
WILSON, P. @.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
These Pills Purity the BLOOD.

Those famous Pills arc expressly combined to
opeFasc or tho stomach, the liver, the kidneys,
the lungs, the skin, aud the bowels, correcting
any arrangement In THAR functions, purifying
tho blood, tho very fountain Of life, and thus on
ring disease in all its forms.
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaints.
Nearly half tho human race have taken these
Pills. 1t has boon proved in all parts Of the
world, thai nothing has bcon founP equal to
them in of disorders Of tie liVcr Psia,
and stomach complaints generally. They sO0n
givoH healthy tone to these organs. how0ver mach
deEHnged, and whom allothor rneanS have failed.
General Debility. Ill Health.
Many Of the most dcspotic GovornmeUta have
opened their Custom Houses to tho Introduction
oine Of tie masses. learned Colleges admit that
this medicine is the best remedy ever known for
persons Of delicate health, or whete the systsm
has been impaired as itHinVigoFatins properties
never fail TO afford relief.
Female Complaints.
No female, youhg or old, should DO without
this celebrated medicine Il coTreciB and TeguG
lates the mouthiy courses at all periods, aOting
in many cases like charm. 1t & also tbs beit
and safest medicine that can b. given 70 OIlil-
qusntIy no family should 10 without il.
HolIowny's Pills arc the best remedy known
| in the world for the following disoASeS:
Asthma, Bowel Complaints, Coughs, Colds,
Chest Diseases, Costivsneas, Dyspepsia, Diag-
rh9a, DrOPsg, Debility Fever and Agus, Fernaie
Com plalDLa, uaadarne5t lndlGeBNou, 1nuuenGb,
inflammation, Ven4reaI Affections, Worus o. ~
kinds, Stone aud Gravel, Secondary symptoms,
Inward Weakness, Liver Complaints, L6wneSs
~ sold At The Manufactures Of Professor
| HoLLoWAT, 90, Maiden Lane, New York, and
PA Strand, London, ly all respectable Drug
gists and Dealers OF Aedieibe thIoughOut the
United states, and the eiviii1qd world, in boxes
at IS cts., sex ceDts, and 81 each
| ~ There l. q oons;dsrAbls sesing BY taking
Y. B.-Direesions for the guSdancs o. patients
| in every disorder are affixed 70 each box.
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j. n. RurPIaey.

DAGUERREAN and AmbTotyPs artist, hay-
~ ing purOhased the ApParAtSlof az. k 9le
nnond viii continue the bt16i0a38 e hsTetOtUED,
and would say 70 al thoss Ri8t5ng Piet1res q
give him a.eall. 7.= ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
APPROXIMATION Prizes
$3.50 prizes amounting to $2O4, 900
Whole Tickets, SO Halves, s.; Quarters, sax
Plan of the Lottery.

The Numbers from to sc, 900, corresponding
with those Numbers on the Tickets printed on
ssPArato slips Of paper, are encircled with small
tin tubOs and placed in ono Wheel. The first
7l2 Prizes are similarly printed and encircled,
are placed in another Wheel. Tho wheels ara
then revolVed, and number is drawn from tho
" heel of Numbers, and at the same time Prize
Is drawn from the other Wheel. The Number
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the
audience, and registered by the Commissioners
the Prize being placed against tho Number
drawn. This operation is repeated until the
Prizes are drawn out.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
WOOIIen Goods.

"A pTENTIoN of thu public is called to q
"A large assortment of TWeeds, Cassinetts,
Jeans, Fulled Linseys, Fiapnels, de-, purchased
directly from the mandatory.
JOHN IRWIN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

hides and Bark Wanted !
0TNHE subscriber is erecting Tannery at the
Il west end of CIarksbure, aud will pay tie
highest market prices in cash for hides and bark
VIM. S. SUMNER.
Cla,ksburg, Dec. 18th, ls56-tf
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Dr. Thonlns nailey.

OFFERS his professional services to tho cit.
~ zens of Clurksburg and vicinity. For the
p sent he may be found at the Northwestern
h Itel. jy,l2l7
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professional Cards
.JnO. S. Fisher.
AT LAvM.

3 ATTORNEY AT LAW. -
BUGKHANN0 ON, Ups hur Coz. Va.
WILLFpfactice Ia the c ouris OF u psilnrs Bar
bours Randolph. Harrison ana Lewis
connties, and pay prompt attention. 70 The eol-
lection of all claims entrusted to him sa6 :,
No.. ON sEgsEEscEs ], q
Ball, Ctiss g Co.: Hopkins, Lake & Harden:
Schaefter s. Lopeg 0rndeH. Ensey, q Co.
Strsus, Adler * Hartman Moses, King, Ca
rey d Howe, BALTIC. Sir. l. p Bashe, rs &; Of
the firm Of Selden,. Withers = Co, Washington,
p. C. Messrs. VIM. Chas Bayne, Aiex4ndria,
Va; John LOrentz. Weston, Va. ot Ap26 ly, j
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

FLIJAH Watkins, John Swigcr, Sias NJ
~ Supp, Peter K. Swiger, john W. Horror,
Ferdinand Y. Hornor, Charles b. Pitcher
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G. w. Lur.ty.

ATTORNEY AT Law,
Clnrksburs, Harrison County, Va.
WIN practice in Harrison and adjoining coun-
lies fah9 lvs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06

DLA-.E D1-l1- Dssl1 Of TT1Ti, sa~"7n'
ID Executions Bond. e.. Tor ssls a. this ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Tobacco and Segars.

OK the very best quality, new brand, for sale
" low, at WEIGHTS.
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In ChancerV.

January 10th, 1s57.-jan9 tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
MARRIED.

CURRIE-WR1GHT-On Sunday, Feb. q BY the Rev. Bdw.
Raikip Mr. Wism Cuuie Of New York, late Of Cnctn'
natl Ohio, TO Miss Armnds A. Wright Of Csehll N L.,
eIhDown TO the literary world under the title oil Minnie
0OADBY-wOOD-In this city, Thursday, Feb 26 a. the
George Gordon, Thomas Gosdby Of this city, 10 Amelia L.
Wood Of P.ek,ki.
HART CLAIRE-on Sunday Oct 10, 1853, BY the Rev
Mr.. WbelAn Franklin n. Hart 20 Miss Ann Augusta LIE
Claire eldest daughter Of Thomas lie Claire Of this city
ILLISGWORTH-KEL Wednesday evening Feb. %
by the Rev James Mett at No. liz East Twelfth street
Mr. John I gwoh TO Mrs Jeanr cite Kelly all OF this city
KOTMAN-BI0SBEE-On wednesday, Feb. IS BY the Rev
Joseph H. Price Rector Of St. Ste ens Church, Louis T.
HOFFMAN TO Miss Amelia Jane bissbee, all Of this city
LYLE-MOORE-On Thursday evening. Feb. o. BY the Rev
Dr. NcEIoy Alexander Lyle 10 Ezsb tn Sidney youngest
daughter Of the late Thomas Moore aq OF Waterloo Cot
tsse, Csvan, Ireland
AAtRY-kAURY-At Washington City, on Tuesday, Feb.
"a by the Rev. q. d. Cummns, VIM. A. Msury to Bette H.
eldest daughter Of Lieut. M. f. Msury, U. 8 Navy
ROSs-LYkCH-On MONDAY, Feb. q, BY the Rev r smui
des M Jas Rose Miss Mary Lynch al Of this city
TAYLOR-SOUTHARD-Oa Tu.sasJ evening f.e. y sJ
the Rev. Joseph h. ~akely MI II Taylor TO Miss G. L.
Southland daughter Of Joseph Southland esq all Of THIS ety.
VAN DENB HIGH GERRICK-On Wednesday FEB. q, by
the Rev. James Miftt Mr. Wm H. Van DeBbarsh OF Troy
to Miss frsIccs g. Derrick Of NewYork
VAN WiCK-KETCHAM-At Huntinst ton, South Long la
ard, "Wednesday Feb IS, By tint Rev Mr.. Pearce JET
frey Van Wyok Of fssnds 10 Martha daughter Of Zsbuon
Ketcham etq, Of the former place.
WELPLY-lRWIN-Oh sunohy ey enios Feb 20 ~ tht Rev
Mr.. MooIey Pastor Of ST. Budgets Church, MI Samuel
Welply to Rss Maria Lsyisis Irwin.
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LAW NZELLIGENCE

MARINE COURT-GESERAL TEan-FEs 3.-BeSrs
Jsdses HpCAHTBy THonrsos and MAYNARD
Green ast- Monaghan.
Affirmed with coste.
Reversed, with eosts, Judge Tn Dmpeon dissenting.
journey 2. Al. sst. Brs;kley * al
Reversed, with costs.
Jamison AT. Dyrs.
Reversed, with costs.
Smith sst. Woodrus.
Affirmed, with eosts.
Purdy a. Stiles.
AEEnsd, with costs.
Porter sst. Pbehn.
Reversed, with cost'.
Williams e: Al. lst. cSrrns;os.
Affirmed with costs
Hope st:. Broehwsy.
Affirmed, with ooets.
Ludsln ~. sm'.esd.
Affirmed, with costs.
Clsrk SGT Richard.
Affirmed, with css's.
stopsJ sst. Richards.
Reversed with eos,e--Judge Thompson dissenting.
Motion der led, with So costs.
Edwards sg FTsntnn-
Reversed, with coste
Watts AZ. Cleveland.
judgment reversed, with eosts-JBd.e Thompson
dss.DtiDs
Reversed, with oosts.
Goddard Sst. France,
New trial ordered; costs to abide the event.
Iyes ast- Goddard
Affirmed, with costs
McCurn sst Kirtrisht.
judgment reduced to sil5, without cots to either
patty.
Mead ,st. Rudd.
Affirmed, with costs.
Radclif sgt Carey
New tIial ordersdi oos's 70 abide the event
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rAnYEss-o, Saturday nsr.ss PEI "a csssfnt 49,
ss.S yssrs 3 months md 3 dsJa
McAFNAY-o, Saturday. Feb q, james heAHss' III ''e
onossTIIo, saturday rr.iss Feb. q MNy Jsne, only
dasshter Of John md Ann " Donse4 .
rArIRsos.os s.,95d; Feb En- Emily r.s''n 'S'''
oUIsLEY-on rhundsg, Feb. 5, RehHd oaisley, II ne
24ih yeE Of bis Ne
ROeERs-At North Bner,ea Mas, on Saturday, FEB a.
Ross-Ip srooliyn, on Friday, Feb p, Frederick Ne.r.
youIeest child OfJoha and Jsns hosa ned 20. "'S'N'
sHERwoOD-In eres. Darlington Ma, rhday Feb 70
William K SHERWOOD Of MHysvil., Co., Hed s. ye-i' ''a
Civilian Sherwood Of this city.
sNITH-In Brooilyn, Z. D., on Thursdsy, Feb o. an
Eleanor N. Saith, In The ssth year Of her age
shITH-At Boston, wednesday, Feb Is Eliza Smith vile
Of Mr.. Josiah A snhh, aged years
sANDERsoN-On Friday, Feb. 2, wn. sanderseo, Nod
TBoRBuRS-on Saturday, Feb g. Eliza p oibbI daughter
FHp.rs service the Thons. say her rstsesin
law, Lover MOnisaniA on Mon dss Il = ocIeca M h
81 ociocI Friends Of The family respectful, invited
vICKI RMAN-In West Hoboin, n J., on Friday Feb "a
NJ Sidney 'ieheruAD, aged a years. native Of i0i'ae'
wIxoN-In th. city, o. Sunday March l, Ba the only
ehId Of Charles and COrne!ia Whom aged n0nia'
ne Of The Ly respectfully invited 70 .ttsnd The
a.n,.s ..Se.t on Monday =, Il o'eiocS m The
will be tAien to PUltetey, steueen County Tor n'e'
wILDEY-A, Der residence In T.rrypwn THURSDAY Feb
% Fanny Whdey, in The etn yeeI Ct her ns
fpheI monday, March II II O'Clock m without fur
tber notice
wAY-At Phls3elphh Thursday, Feb g. Jcseph WAY:
Branch Ppos Of the Bay ard River Delaware aged years.
months and IS day.
WOOD-Afer and lingering ilness Mfs byvs Ann
wife Of Joseph B. Wood. ssed 81 y'Ga
wELLs-In Brooklyn on Saturday, Feb a. Sarah n Green,
Wife Of Edwin Wells late Of this CITY.
ZINAE aMAN-On Saturday, "a this city. John c.
Zimmerman formerly Of BuenOs Ayres 10
Te relatives en family invited
fubes from Co vary Church on Tuesday morning a. 10
rlsrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW YORK;.
CLEARED.

Steamships Jamestown, Parish NOIOla, Ladl.m rs..
ants; Caledonia Lay field, Baltimore, III b. Cromwel Co
Alabama schenck Savannah L. MITCHELL MaFicn Foster
Charleston, spoford Tlsston. .
ships-PstIick Henry Giso,d. London, 0rnnsl, Mnun
C sunny South Will Rio jf1e,s1 S.s,sr Sgs..o1 20
New.Orleans VIM. Nelson Sons Realm, Burgess New On
leans Robson Fosdick julius (Brem Meyer Bstinsre,
O.nchs Co.
ban-Empire, Hathaway. Naples, J. s Lawrence JoAn
Colby Huntington, Aeon and ma-ket, Abrsneees AeadA
Co Eslan,ine Gessoo, Cieufuesos Denins MoS CH u
F, Muniz BIem y =, Baltimore, ch.s Raelins A.
Briss-J O. Anderson, Noyes, Sc Marks, smNwood, An
der.on Co. New Era walker. Pht.depbA wh.h Carver
Chase Winthrop, Bear.e, ssyanilis kc Eyeea Brown
W. H. Pak Hutchinson Mstanzss Russell sinlns o. Shs
lomer Thompson Csrdenas Russell Wiring Esset Dun
ham Csrdenss Underwood Dubois; Enterprise, Gdnde,
Cenfuesos H. o. BrookmAn 60 Augusta Stcne' Savannah
Sturges, Chairman Co. -
scsoonen-h. Platter, Blizzard, Wilmington Jas. hehee
Co Clinton Broden Fall River msstor Andrews, Pn.nam
Washington B. Blossom son, Gem Crane Neweern D.yis
Holmes Ban luet Bartlett Norfolk W. H. Dosfet. Baltic,
Bipckry JscL.onyie. Thompson HanteI w Allen, Grant
City Point, C. H. Persou Elm City futhil New Haven
Edwards E. Matthews Drsine Port Prince Vas Brunt
sasht; NJ. Morton Penny BsrsoO. C. Acterlyi Florence
Wsodhouse Brazos shier. Oliver; Breeze Dickinson Bald
Merrill Albeit, Cabot Mayor :soS Foster NiSS
Richardson, Bsyley, Boston 8 W Lewis Co; - ~.
Steam Kennebec Rand, Philadelphia ssrdfOFds me
Falcon Brown, Philsdepha Jas. Hand
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eosrAsArIvr STOCK. sAses
M.rLeu .Peporsed By TsisgrspA.

P.ouprScr Feb. ?s.-The demand fox corro> bss eess
,,esd, during tie week With moderate si Ia rAes ne
In nrire. upward WooLThe 81 >cs very small
.,ies Of he weeh ,o6 n PsSrNs CLorHs-saes 81 he
NV CstfsS, Feb 27-CorroS-Ssles odsy !. ~ sses
.toru,r rstes The weeks business has been ~ s es
sn,s Of Tie week II bales against ~ 400 eaes correspond
ns vel asst wear TIE receipts 500 nses - escsss
ofi,,t y,u az tbs date. Stock SO eales kec-Y,s
Sn,hs, nors are bales ess than 20 the sane fxro1
Ia. season Src.s declined c BsEApsTrFFs qnet rosk
suoyspt st& sS4e22 COFFEE hrm aud .c higher sales
fII ,hs v,.ks business UP 9teo bsas roceps OF
the weei 5000 bass stoeh Al 500 e~ss FsEiShrs 'neon
lower
Cor ros s.e. Of the 900 bel receipts dae zoe s.ns
% iS coo h.l. assiust go bsles darns the ~eek %
80, IRE as,resse p IL. receipts this port AsV
b.iss, stock on hand Ia 600 bales mddins he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02
PINS IN BHotsLYr.

y.sssassy nernins, about % O'Clock, fire broke
out 70 he .wo-story frame dwelling bouse No. II Mar,
,hsn street. m the Sixteenth Ward. The flames spresd
rapidly and socn communicated TO No: 70, occupied
rag depot and dwelling house. Both bui dngs were
destroy ed together with most Of the contens NO
was owned and occupied By John Ebohoch, whose
lose i about 600; injured for 500.
No. 70 va owned and occupied by John aunoei'
ragdeaIer He was insured on the building and stoo&
for 81 co. which probably covers the Ioes' Inc names
Of the Insurance Companies could not be asoetaheo
ror the manner in which the fire originated.
The alarm yesterday afternoon, abou' O'Clock, was
csued By the rekiDdlng Of the ruins.
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Arrived.

Steamship James Adser Turner % hours from Charleston.
II o. m pa,seo steamship Flsrids bound .. l:o m,
paced steamship sou,hern.r aury from New Ye,a bound
bark standing ST. showing the letters X D. t. In red on
steamship Philadelphia, Gray New Orleans Feb 49, Havana
sd mdse and pass NJ o Roberts Feb d lAt 70 - lon
~ u fi S.Se H.t1e. spoke bs susan small Phsdp
from st. Jsso de Cubs bound 70 Boston, same day. "a; 10 o.
se.m.bip Ednbursh (,cs.w, BI cu%mins. Gisis- Feb
md'e and pass TO hssy%on EapeI.n'.S .ssie h
sesmship Cajr mr. Arniaud Hsyre Feb ana Liverpool
ltb md.e and 10 pass En- Ed Poirie p. rto Liver
POOL for some .lisnt repair. 70 the eHsne. s,v.,
Bmsenne serj H.lle.t (of PHILADELPHIA Little oi'nfoeso,
BIZ Nelson Is Pl.Ss of Por.n Taur.to Man FEB
DS 3, p a to-. jsS So No. T. ~Sss
away bboon, bowsp fore and ioIe,oP mas, sy' Sso
ssass as a fss's RSSaa's pos" S.;i
Chsrlsso for Liverpool $1,000 ..a ..o.
any 10 H. Becker Graves Had heavy wostber Feb ~ o
Hsitess during heavy blow 'Psns leak Of shout 2oos
Brs Gso,ts Albert tOf ROl.nd HOsmsr Nsw ossn. Vi.
S S"ss a e. T. az us 90, w.. %
Bns Humboldt, osHmsse csrdenas 'ssH aud ~o'''' 10
sehr Ship CGp.n.er BoIse M.boa'' River DEL to
schr' j. H. Williams, F.nian, Milford Del, 70 b. N
sehr GO.dwp. Cummings Smyrna DEL corn to b. " Foe
L Go. ,
sch. oeoTP. Henry Davis Newsern days naval stores to
sehr g. A Hammond of Boston, Gros.. RIO 9r,eds Feb g.
via Nassau N r, Feb 10 mdse wool, &C J. W E~ell
schr lucy sharp S.ae Boston via Sandy HOOK, Gays,
lin.e.d oil 70 T. q x A. Rowe.
scbr telegraph (Br hcNsb HALIFAX Is days sh 20 nsstsr
scbr Milton jump mahops River DEL corn 20 BsuNt.
schr Wave Fleet, BssI days hsh o. Wbesl"nsnt.
echr. VIM. A. Ellis. Providence tor Charleston.
sioop J. Wallace, Bennett, Taunton Mas
sloop Thos. Hul, Hull Providence.
Steamer Jackson Baksr Baltimore 90 hours nnde u b.
Cromwell
Steamer Jersey Blue Kelley, Nantucket
Steamer Decatur 0eeT Norwich
Steamer shetachet, 0eer, Norwich.
Propeller Parker yein RAmsey, Baltimore, ndse. "a H. D.
Cromwell.
sALED-s,eamships Marion, Charleston Ayessit ssy.n.
nah Norfolk &c ships Red Rover San tyIacisco;
Pa'Iick Henry London HsTmiDe Brem Rehmo5d barss
Union (Brem Bremen Nord Amerca (Brcui) HInbnrg j.
Colby Acera and market Pacific. Csnfaegosi Niokcls
sssns Peter DemI Savannah brig ssntisso, s. Thomas,
sc6rs 4 D. Wagner, Charleston Robin, Trinidad
Also I'D 1eth-shp sunny south Wills for no J4rero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

The impCn 81 rs Of dry goods q. Bost,n, Philsdel
ph:s New Orr, ans, &C., lave fallen Ell, While hose
Of New. YoIh have increased.
Ssn Francisco jourra al ssys;
Mr. Henry d Bosch yesterday filed s petition N
the T~4lffh Ds.,ic. Court for the benef. OF The In
solvent act Cause, heavy Losses by the pnrchsee OF
Tor. ed Controllers warrants; by depreciation IN me
Va &c OF genuine vNrsntsi by unfortunate loans on
sesvy inter. st on borrowed money. His loss-s are SCI;
down AZ 800 $50 His liabilities are $N o4si and
assets nominaily $40 59 but valued 10 cash 81 30
He was Also Q partner IN the late firm OF Hsey q
Thompson. Mr.. Malcolm risheI hs1 peunon ~ A'e
ditch company His total liabilities are - wy, ana
assets nompslly 50 81. The firm OF kslkman Go 8,
Jry goods importers in this city, have failed for up
ward OF s20O,eOO
The BIZ introduced into the Calfsrns Legislature
for legslzng the public debt reenscs the funding laos
of the previous sessions and submits the Few law TO
the people 8. he next general election, to be held on
tb. tiIs: " ednesdsy in September next.
The Money marke. is working easier, and prime
paper is scarce and wanted at 9al0 T. cent annum
The railroads nectipg The anthracite coal regions
with Underwater are gradually increasing their business
each successive week. The Lehgh Valley Railroad
Company brough. down for the week ending on Sstur-
day last 635l uns, making for the season ~ @ tun''
Al this is in excess OF lat year to the same time, by
.upnage ct that tame. The Reading Railroad Com
psby brought down from the SchuyIkn region for the
week ending on Thursday last q tuns; being for the
year. thus far $40 ga tuns, against 256 1873 tuns to
The same time les: year being increase by the two
convey ances to this time over last year OF lCs,'79
turs. There is every probability that the canals will
open as early as usual and that the coal tu1nse viii
commence with more than usual vgor.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Wednesday says;
The Money market was decidedly stringent 70 day.
and g arge amount OF good paper was offered OUTSIDE
on which The rates we've II ais cent. sing % the
heavy speculative movements in progress IN some
branchss Of trade paper is scrutpized more closely
than heretofore. The rses Of interest in tue regular
bouses rem ain at 10 ~ v cent NeS-York Exchange
was firm to day At la2 premium, bankers In msay
csses hsvirg purchased 9. premium. Ne-:Odesns
u f.td mere freely, and prizes are lowe-. Wsn1w
quote premium buy ing, and premium for bankers
chicks
"In tbe general markets to day an sctive movement
continued il Pro, i.ons and IN some articles farther
advance was established Flour remains dull, with
but little demand outside OF The city trade in Gro
ceries DO mstfrsl change is oSservsbe. Business In
most Departments OF trade is cutie active.
by te!egrsph We learn tha. the Bank bIll, which
has been pending FOR some tine in the Legislature Of
Missouri has bee NE Isw. This will greaiy Increase
lhe banking facilities Of ths. StSe.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-02

ALLEGED RLpE.-JsDes Mylett, young nan, "as
hpssak befxe Justice Smith on Saturday morning Oh
~ charge of committing an outrage upon tie person OF
nba Matilda Nay, Who in connection with her mother,
Assvs a bssrdnr house in Fshon rrett. The com
vinast states that abe was retaining from store in
n,r,s svenus with groceries, early on Friday evening;
VIXEN IN Gold street, between Hilary and johnson
streets, abe was bese by some FIVE or sx young ruff
as.s, wAs forced her into butchers shop and there
Ssanhtsd AZ outrage upon her person by gagging
Asr. They slss as alleged, stole her earrings and
Destroyed her vegetables. After OBTAINING her for
some time, they al went off, with the exception Of
Ay,ett, whs struck her, and then be went She fol-
hssa him to house in T1lsry street, when she met
O6ser Fox Of the Second District Police, who arrested
kaA0. He vas committed 10 answer the charge. HIS
sssssaeIatss are known, and win be arrested.