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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
THE ATLANTIC STEAMSHIPS.

nhe EosAeEn and Western Passages OF tht
Cuasasss, Cunard, Bsemeo, Havrc, (stasgsw,
Antwerp and aamSurE Lines OF Steam
ships. for the Year IsS6--Nunker OF Pas
senSers. &C., SO
The following tabhs exhibit tie LC, occupied In making
e eastern and western PASSAGE during the pas year Of
The Coiipe and Cunard hres OF Nov lork ard liverpool
s>eansp.; as also OF the kHO~ios lace, VIZ The Ca
nard Boston, Halifax and Lverp0ol; The rev York,
sccthanpion arc Bremen; the New vois, Southampton
Hnd Hsvro; the GAsso~ and New York, (Wo lines) the
Antwerp and New York, and the Raui5urg and New
Xors Toe total number passengers conveyed by each
0Rs Ia aiso shown.
TIE commencement Of the past sesT was usheFed In
Nth the loss OF the Collins ao.Gc, which sailed
Bon lvespeo the 29d Of January for Rev York with
Gfy Passenger and scrsArdc heard or; aud
Tut Few weeks since were Cared CT 70 record the
s0 OF ssosher steamship, tho oEasis vixen but few
hours out from this sort Ito pace al the Pacific was
IRE. supplied by the Quaker CITY which uade one voy.
Aes tsen by the Ericsson, which has since connued
- TIC line With sne above exceptions al the steam
sAip Enes between this country soi trrcpe have been
prosperous and have their ScJnges win great re-
Rl,ariy.
The Philadelphia sDd Liveprooi lin, Of screw steam
snigs composed Of the CITY Of pltio1Sre, City Cl
AAnoatccr, City OF wsshinrtor ind Kangaroo
roranenood running last sprrg, ond have continued
up to III time xhh the uu,est punctusilty Their
passages VIII compare avorsby With ary Of the other
nns OF steamers. The shortes! rss age made b.
Ne City OF Baltimore, from Pblaaolrh,s 70 liverpool
Which size accomplished In ele days cad twenty one
hesrs. The average number OF passengers by this Inc
each TIP, hos been about three hundred
new Inc OF screw steainshirs has becn estat sned
enriDe the past year betweea ii crpod g. Jchns
N f., Halifax and Portland, the srs. eseamer CT which,
~ kherseRese, sailed from Liverpool the ed OF
August end arrived at Portland the 18th q September
bringing oue hundred ana sny passengers.
limo Of screw steamships, composed o; the North
ANerice Anglo Saxon, Indian Canadian ard Sandman
care besa running between Lverr ,o and caebec during
moot o. tie past year, and have number OF tines
brought q lster intelligence from Europe
frnch line OF steamers, to run between
NAvre, Martinique and New o;iesus Las ia,e,y been
9AblAheu two Of which, the Alma and Ffaccots Arsgo,
hovc arrived ut the l,y.er pert
In addition 70 the above irregc limo OF steam ers,
Known as The Cunard Havre line ard COMPOSED OF the
Ene0, ALPS ~ Taurus fAvo bceu saing dur ng the
greater part OF the bet~ New FORK and Hsvre
TIC Ioan3hip Tennessee, which running between
mis- c.v and Ver,zaea, &c. ettor niaxug few voyages
Wo1 eoE 70 the Nicaragua line 6r5 ras since been
mag In 1econ with TIT Texss bcween tn;s city and
EoW Orleans, and San Juan, Nicaragua
eve row procecd 70 give the passsges o. the different
HDes q steamers, com men DING with the
COLLINS STE ky'sRs
EAsTkRN PAssACrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

A BIO. Ncr- roe vu FrE3~cs There vas no ess
stsn ioVr rcs IN tbs city between 10 am o'c!ocs on
t1s nsni before ow year day, which Kept the remen
busy ~ cayI-Ii The cr,. broke out In new brick
t1.6.Ds on Hamilton street, between Park and Myrtle
av:e,ss, owned 5y NJ. Bord. OF Williamsburg. The
nc IVA IL ccur s.o9ee In height ard was fucy rshed
TIE weed vors Of TIC Interior completely brrned out
panaxs alert $500. TIE -o war TOE work q an In
NneSry,
AZ 'ac tc this ire vas progressing, the cnglto house
c. Contrerts Ccr % g situated on he c,rner cf
anoe - AZ Eyriic svcrucs was i1und 70 be OF trc
csr,sd ~ tic Jafnug o. bJx 81 oonbuGlbie strI Ia
c,ossi nc the rretiing rocu supposed 70
have teen col o. Gro ~ zorro malicious peron durug
he essecoe o't'c oourasy The dsntge ccosroaei q,
Hi os.sc.sr.s 5.o-, OF iu tee blacksmith shop o,
E,,E1 uczhe7, n h,ELc G-co-e near stocbca s.rcs;
Tne [anss t-ieteea to tic adr.sns house Of Iobo BAT
Ter ocogE ec 90 grccer-. Toe .uipss were q ira
si5 somewhat clf...G,cd U,r-sgc aboat 81, SEQ.
kteu; oco.s frc erose ors Y a. rgcccurci hf.:i
triic.aS 70 Le Xslb aT:oCc between Etm0ud Gad NAVY
streets esatc by TONS Coserhovea. Il sss comrlc;ciy
bvrrcd Get I've horses adiciurF ot ctaer slde were
considerably ltrssta Cnc va. u~nct aud ,esac,sd b.
Mr. us-uclt nEi the ether VII. ~ wss uacceuric1 i-
owned by Hr. Cowcnhovon. In, damage VII react
rrcsaby soc, Tho Ore crs mated N The nall wa, AT
Tas arcynocn rrcy,ousa I've W., Uncovered IN tue
caYrencr shop Of iuha E'apsbrry IN crmont avenue,
caused b, two ~ BOY, 200 tud,sa some shaving, Oh
ihe f5nr for the rrrpcse Of warming themsolSes 70
tina. cfccvcry 7Tc ertcd sosio-s csrsge.
M TIs.'E Ds7 y ~ CO. F.--A nrge n1mbsr a.
'cA,S'' were nsas on Thursday, rroving Inc tine.
hooorcd n be rcr.asns icrtcsd Of Diminishing
In public sycr. II East - ras this ely csacornet.
The outgcns Mayor Me- Han. and tic .aeomrs Mayor
Mr.. Tower received their friend, between 10 arr i.
o'etoh during Which time 1900 persons called 10 q "
em the commitments OF the scssod and hclr themselves
10 tie fare srresd Get or thnr accnn ocson 10 cpl
tlious iqrors we're frrnishod Tic streets rru,cuted
lively Asnc.t ION morn!ng 90 oycning W hest Ery
dsnrder. tnor carr houCvcr, mao via Lad NIL o.
too eeusnily began 10 marifcs, t5en Bcvct o. rsecr
esorder;y nsnHcr, vrsotiine as barrels and oomrng
her slight irdisc ctlons rnn too whoo 90 dsT
ct 9 ,ais.hrt1f'lI, no torht. % MOI Ter nrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
Telegraphic Intelligence.
Tom Wand rbiIt and Gen. Walker.

WAsH'sG ron, Jan. I-S:2SP. n.
learn TO day that s,ere some foundation for the re
port that Vanderbilt! has Despatched an agent to negotiate
osa With nta Plea, OF We hund' cd thousand dollars,
provided the funds nsed Ia extormr at;ng Walker
from Nicaragua It's understood that the administration
OF She Increment ard the Oh OF 10 10 de-
Geai wakcr thar VANDERBILT may get possession Of steam
boats aDe other property witch merry belonged to the
Old rransn Company. tor harcy informed vanderbilt,
when be was here ths, he could take bis pr operty
yhre7er ne could N dM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

ylxrssrnr-- In william burg, CO Tburslay evening
Jar. L. Mssv :, vic Of JOSEPH %. 'ander VI, ared 81
year, .rd IL dsys.
TIE relatives sni risn y of tue family sre nv 81 IL
atesI her funeral, froi No 30 South C-ont street
ynlsmsbrrg. on sunday afternoon, 81 tvo o'cOtk. Tor
lutcrr,snt IT Fv,rgreen Cemetery, J.,
stetcu island ard Kingston parcrs please eopY
TlpySr.--Ai Lit lay S.do, flushng, !. Ia on ihurs
day ncYrln g, Jan. j, ItfiSf, VIE OF Johh ~ lWiahi
seed 60 yearr and months.
Tho body viii be taken TO Grechvood cemetery Tor in
beyy cg Tugeta Lodge and Ietlanl ChaTtcr Of :. A
arc yespcciiuly Invited 10 attend TIC lurora, lfon tue
rcti1cncc of tho family at Zen O'Clock Om0rr0w morn
inc. without further notice.
C,svGsa.--On Thursday. jar. l. Etvlrus 0a-nD.
rct Of tie late reter A. Camnann IN tue lith year o.
her age.
a. ~ Frttcrks ". Caumenn, are rc 7pa-'uy mvit9d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
City Intelligence

FLfCs e. Ky1s Sygrry About half past I've O'Clock
% Wednesday evening, . Are was Uncovered In the
spar, n,rs occupied By Robert Jarvis In building 2ss
sevn.h street TIE lrcr en- were soon ai the premise
cod promptly est,pgushed the Ere namsge about $50
40 Ia u.,ace sprears tia. Ma jarvis ieit hor two
chsrea cc1ed up 10 the roo say!ns aer absence and
q a. the ooes; child who playing With matches, set re
90 acme c;canls and has to the tuildrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

To S1pAss4r IIcryAS We have r. cluinanl ate u
cur readers piece of With Nil nc received VITA
the nest unverss ssisarton. fsaoT Ton lose DC "a.
latc - the passengers Of the tyorta safe Tho
rext day after ipe Gtsot-urhe be wE rckei up BY
Eri'sh vessel beund 70 Jarsos Ht vito WIS saved 4
tie INC, o. wei 40 -or'c Osi~r pazscarcrs This
has been confirmed W rtvste Letter roms friend
OF TIC former srun,nt CIV ~, rn0, wien he i,it
%. si smopg u such icor srd sy apathy. scuor
Lss.e tic icrno5 IcEicuant Governor n Via Ciaa
LII 10 ~ p NJ n. ~ Ia IA. o. IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
MARITIME INTELI.1GKNCE.


Cleared Th1s Day.
s Ss sfrsS a.. sosS Sass:s a. .as
s E nirts 5sss ESss s:uiI en-
soop " II BoWen. HnIiecs, Pro<iacrcc-kssier.
Arrived Yesterday.
pssssa !sss Heads oss Is.s:s Me- va sins
fSfsnS sas' osss Led So
GeoI,c welnan % mate died; Nov g. st0tlk lou 3! A
%Ps S% S es:ss sSs Doc
Len 3 u S s - S Sn aP sss on
% es So Ell war; saa
Sr por, ie WAS ''u'a
.bS g Nov x.
Nov H. While anchor IL the Mersey John Smith,
I ySer S Nc ep
neavS wosers gales entire passars Dec e. 80
@ s @ saP Say cut
sss t e sS Sa s
With 5aso.ay vesse 70 fapsco, &C. Dec
q ztomnrs sSE q sandy HOOK Eel N With sloop Trgs.y Of
ard everything GOOD crder drifting TO lee wsrd
soS k at lime oeSd not her. SUP
she ssd get ad ro her anchorage probably in tic
Fa;k yipcen:e'es Var Paulo Dutch De eroo BossOs
brig ASraa lct sciuse seysEs ssvno;u. Dec 70 with
sss a. " ka4 Dee sGf sss Is ship ca
the cspsn and crew q trg Yts,a Eea Of New YORK VITO
ass c ON % aSs
another ycs eel abandoned did uo learn her The
&c PROVISIONS Grd hsd sun red much tn the gale CT
ed and sd VIC hbznu hes experienced heay westerly
gas on the ooSat; has been IL days 4 Of Ha.leras-
Brig Norman of Portland urd 81 tGso dc Gaia. NoS s,
with tobacco SC TO Russell Wing &C. The Norman
ports hceyy weather is sraed badly end leaks had
lost ss &c Dec 90 "a, o. 10 Ion &C. spoke bark Parar e
q LTcrpto' fer Charles had epr,rg leak Dec aud
would Keep AVA fer Now York.
Schr Car,o, Crowen Wilmington, NC. days
Steam or Wes,chcs,er CLARK Providence
Steamer Decatur Geer. Norwich.
Wind al san:se NE meridian dc.
Ar<iveo This Day.
Bark Rsece Pierce Glasgow. Nov IL ard Gresnotk 18th,
with mdsc 10 n Fireman Co. Erpenercet heavy west
cr!y gales shifted cargo. oct S the ou.unr
Abraham Let's seaman Of New York, fell from the m &c
royal ynrd o. erboard enc was losl
Brig Lhsrles (8r Eaton. st Johns NE II days With ish
aud Boldep Dec 80 Ia; 50 or Ion u Sc spoke ship
John Wte from kew Orleans for Boston. The has
peeneed heavy weather Loot and sPL Sss stove buwarks
&c.
echr pesn Itok Savannah IL days. viii cotton, TO
Deuii T. Co
Fear Fn,iy, Chaebrough. Wilmington, NC, 2 days
sohr L1uss. BeGse cceton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

AGEIVED
sp SsG ~ ~ VIZ 'f1S d.e Sf sai Ia 20 GSe .
~ @ e ,ro aosI g'sS s. ps5 ARG I rs
gc~og p 1hc rus Lac troushi the rails ard pssengcs
sd I'D asr lover az Geson, cGssc cs.o sr TO- aud
az, e M gSa ot e w.. s.Ss % r, re- G
ucf reh saa s-ls bulsnrks sp.ung ,eaf a. and arc
Sos Ns : S 10 Bee oss = sgsIS OK
sr pl' nm ne. sesl De dsS .s orc :svrsans .
pS,1, si re- % SSS, VA sea raagas
s,aid RI tcndcr G.a any Ancc rhe D,,irO Is enc q
& H3 TSST f 5 aHy, sSe y ,s csaFsr
sur.r- anms. ls sails an rcccrcd Other Gsusrc. Dcc
q sS-sss,. SgrrG, s,. fsc NV e. IN say o -
s sac AZ a. WI Deb .ssI % ~ S,I Ne Ssa o- Tos
PhliaeosAla icr New ledfort, VI ~. tcrn away aDi
essn5 g.Ll ,oYs 9, sc sE:U ia = re
L WI r1fe ssl ~ pssseae..s, {, &C pncss. has olpe
oc's e ss NV sss as s'T se rs o. Tsa
Maie Inc ou rss,1gc srg las er,n % tsy,on c goas
h.n 10 oss rsma.i snd isw.erii; had nsina,ii sc
ssr X ROB n., RSbosan 1dycTTsci sov % wiz r-ds,
ss g 1 Gee; sFS S-s s 81 r. De- u n 90 !:
g. are rs e. . s1s oS , In. q n'Vv'.ns h. her
r Ssa 2 q, w I is sa s. sssssa n IS.
pala ". .sp LrgesaeT, Q, nc.fca; scerrS for bosom
al ID ,5s6scs %tss andsd ,,qrs lsT r,.a,s..
ercc1 fsavJ ilos rrinN se rsssSc r0rn CIV; been
wof Gccrrci Ban. . snC' Dec a.
coa 3 iaitcf Dcc1 al e ion y ID icll IN viii chr Mar
ol " Ooor-es flll n ard absrdouet; urabcr
a,i.sis aHd VI s nt,. The hss CSrsfrB5cd SssSy Nv
20 Ns- cr,e1ss ntb New or.ears Ne = WITH mdsc 70
id cags No 1as. 81 arir on .ckc shp farr- ~ he
Wet T-ra Ncw Or'eafis Cor liverpool
SIP Cniaicr, Boics Charleston, DAYS viii eot,n &C. 70
Sis fRr. rs@ple cof stbs-rcN Seyc-- Belar,o-e. 10
ssir rreaIao8 q ntars r-oai Phusieiph.a Bosom 2
ioteinprss lbtoo sph sa AMI was hcr Of rroviFJns;
flrt q souied of lt,ort Fosnsbcc Nsnlls, Avg 2s
urssf Jsa Head sept - Taps uoi lore Nov
De- y s.or No 20 n lo so VI, viz icrau. &c q order.
AUG 81 ~ D. StrAs Mscas-ar, nc q spruaE rlsnm ~,
NoT 0 l1tMti olpl1 n, grokc whaiog h,rk nyIon, Of
Ecw Bedford, beu home Dee y tgsedo or r,tier pos,
I'm tfRsii. fr Boscn. The 4 has been Day q Fiat.
par, s~ar 10 B.ir,r, Lsnran RIO an .ro rov u vi ,
bsAe Nsron Hcpicvard. Tor New orleans White Cloud,
Sir1raefs 0r ewP0r NOV q % Capc s. Avg snc
sg1ei vii f srsC winF Tas rcd very hcavy wea her
of, tho 90. ST. bccn n lays nor OF flstieras.
Bsrk lie a.FcD "a Lon. Torrve spsn, Nov - With
.,ssrs snd soipc O. V WoS &Nsphcy EIper.acei besvj
-saiEer % buvs,ks. waer p Dec e; Ia Q. lon a 90
Fhu,d pha for los,On, viva cargo d coal sinking
cord5' Tos ~ c 90. tan an cres, s IN number, ard
IoslArn ta ulrgr set.a ta' % Dc - srenced q
hcnry gse non NNf - NV. VIII snow; los; saIs and
epr,fg lctk u. lf - oo " saw arros. Hgh 20 wind
H. Tivard jof s. CCorrc No Tracy, Icreuc Dec &
pih logvoUi ard o'ee, q a Rgsi-n Co Experiences
hca,y weather loteis ic. Dee o. of Hsoras in sIusl
WV lo oscy ART 2ia IN Chesapeake Lay. os s,sr
sra TSVoia Ia, u Bcrcell Turts Islands y d,ys,wh
paced fcIr tns oi New YsIt, oad.d HA wood and s5en
jcrri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

Toei re q twenty Eve weste 'rsaTN .,.cl. e. -
YDD TIC A,Isuie put inio Cors, lied froa bql por
Sea 4 Ia
~ was dstano, below g teu.st, atg
UUEkI'D STRAMERS-NIW lORk BRANCH.
rlsTYs~ rssr.Ir..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

TO stsnd her funer s The Church Of Che Asosnson
morrow afternoon, q two O'Clock, without psres
lar invitation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
Miscellaneous Aao fs1sosteTs.

scEE WIZ Tcsbci frcm Virginia fer New York,
with OF wood Dec % Of .te Capcs Of he Delaware
II gale from ENw sp. sails and sr-ns leak and the
h II the Grlf stseau taken OF by olip Eookand. u
Bosom from Calcutta snd Afterwards Transferred the ship
henry Cay o. and fo- Kew York to which por aey were
brought sce port krriva,D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
AIravs, OF che Niagara at BOSTON.

Bosros, Jan 2, 1857.
the sseAnshii Niagara, from HALIFAX sgnaled. shs
WI lie up about ha pss eleven aud her mails viii be
descatca,d 10 the atc-poos train, dae o, New York a.
,.1li
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

- p & shopCE Tasab, An,7 e.p-Lay;.r Eu-buL
fnp 4 ibi9r Will ms. n, lrcol-laf scott z Go
Gp LGIyes' puroa, ot.r livrr. ool-C kGE-t 4 90.
So Ara fdsCs-c, Cocr ~, Snn fT.nc scc-W Coleman
60.
$50 y Aisp. Wa'la-.on, Ecw or'cnrs s,sn On Thonp
EaFk sarson RsS'n,ol, rnsoa -Hcnnlats NuIcr Gos-
ire.
BaEk slfah, s,csess ~ 81 Tosc, Lsinv,on go.
R.tk 90, tttl ard TIA JCS. Araacbicoafarlc Hazard
BIZ Wii9cr. Ccgs. NorrDv--iairs Porer' cid
rr Urrato We. i'shr o. htrscley. Ar1rciua Go.
Tri- = mtI- z ig Pa-a-Ccrn!.g. Letto CO.
Bra T. Nat.t.Es, ttCroy, bnrColo-s II II BTocNBtnn
Iric sc rCr,c. snail Force, Pt-Dcmiag Moss 4 60.
NgC kG,Iod. e, Aucsbury Cct-nun C DUrcan = &c.
Iri- : reunv Davis e. iarp-' onpcoo.
Pr-E FRA fort Urhblc, S, Join. NGEcouc a binvtldr
beg Nrrstnc, Stcn~ Savnnnnh-SrrRcs Chairman 4 Co,
schr p Sui'h Snow, New Orleans -Ncs. Whec,rr,
scir A Bc Eocset, Brewster, Wllfainste-Dolncr
Peter.
-,hr Arctic Gftchei, Ale ,ndfia -tfrril, Abbott Co.
tcia ~ f'Cdcsian. Primo Por,And-G uach Go.
eclr l. Esv onh, BACON. Br'siol-nassr.
kl1p Peel Cobb New tiaYeu--I TdvH'ds.
Steamer Calcd1ra Tayic't BslfnCrcfi II crcu1y eli.
feaner bapir, GrrTnsy Philadelphia Brl~Cs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02

T1a. ,-c q we've wcs,els sN.sts l-
Average trno o. each p 80 &C .'''...,,' W ,
su rct NJ EA4a.
ANOTHER GLASGOW iI1yE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-02
WESTERN PASSAGES.

Total time OF ii western rsssaa
Average tirne Of each passage
90 Arrived al the tsr8P.M eTh.
HAVRF SfCAMTHS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
WHOLE NO 97S.

fore the fifth day of November. annually make ON
and transmit to the Commissioner OF common
schools at Columbus, an abstract of all of the re-
turns OF school statistics made to aim from The
seve al townships In his county, according to the
form thar may be prescribed by the State Commis-
sioneri and he shall cause TO be distributed all
such circulars, blanks and other papers. inclLdinp
school laws and documents. in the several town
ships in the county, as said Commissioner shall
lawfully require; in case the county Auditor shall
fa from any cause, to make return OF the abstract
as aforesaid, II shall be the duty Of county Commits
sioners to deduct Tor every such failure. from the
annual salary or allowance made to the Auditor
for his services, the sum of fifty dollars
SIC. g. That section sixty -four of said act be so
| amend as to read follows: Section g.. The
debts which have heretofore been contracted by
any school district for school purposes shall be pro-
vided for by the estimate OF the proper school boards
created underline provisions OF this and action,
may be brought against such boards to recover the
same.
SIC. 10. No sub district composed of the frac-
tlondl parts OF two or more townships, which is
now organized or may be hereafter organized shall
be dissolved, changed altered unless BY the con-
current action ofthe Boards of Education of the
several townships which may have territory includ-
ed in suSh sub-district- In raising and expendinS
money In such fractional subdistricts. other than
Tor the payment OF teachers the ratio shall be the
taxable property OF the respective parts of town
ships IN such sub-districts included.
DEC. H. Ii the directors ofany sub-dfstrict dis
miss any teacher for any frivolous or insufficient
re ason, such teacher may bring suit against such
sub-district, and IL on the ria of the cause ude-
ment be obtained against the subdistrict the d.
rectors tlereo shall certify to the clerk of the board
the sum SO found due, and he shall is ue an order
TO the person enntied thereto, upon the township
treasurer to pay the same out OF any money in his
hands belonging TO said subdistricr and applicable
TO the payment OF teachers. In such suits process
be served on tile clerk the isub district nnd ser
vice upon him shall be sufficient.
Sec IL That sections three -four eight twelve,
nineteen twenty 1.-TWO, twenty -four forty and sixty
four OF the act aforesaid be, and the same are
hereby repealed.
N. Il. VAN WORRIES,
speaker Of the House of Representatives,.
THOMAS Il. FORD,
President OF the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
Drawing a Magic Circle.

Reuchlin, an Austrian sage,was once de-
tanned in an inn when it was raining very
heavily, and, oi course, had book with him.
The rain had driven into the common room
a large number of persons, who were making
a great nUise. To quiet them, Rsuchlin
called for piece of chalk, and dew with ].
a circle on the table before which he eat.
Within the circle he then drew q cross; and
also within it, on the ight side of the cross
he placed with great solemnity cup .fws-
ter; on thy lef, he stuck knife uPrishti
then placing books Hebrew one-wi,h-
in the mysterious circle, he began to read, I,
and the spectators VINO had gathered round I.
him, with their mouths agspe, patiently wal
ted for the consequence OF this conjuration.
The result was, that be finished the chap
ter he was reading without being distressed
even by a whisper of disturbance.
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MARRIAGE DIsAPPoIsTMEsTs.-Lis to
the stories OF the disappointed in marriage
collect all their complaints, hear their mu-
tual reproachss, upon wkst fatal hinge does
the greatest part of tksm turn. They were
mistaken in the person." Some disguise
eitherof body.or mind is seen through in ths
first domestic scutfies, some fair ornament,
perhaps that very..one which won the heart
the ornament OF meek and quiet spirit
falls off. BE open, be ho1est; give yourself
for what you are; conceal nothing, varniss
nothing; and,i these iair weapons viii not
do, better not Conquer ct all than conyuer
for day. II the heart beguiles itself in the
choice. ard imagination will give excelien-
which are not the portion of fesh and blooS
when the dream is over and we awak in the
morning, it matters little TO whom the self
deceived one IL united, Be the OBJECT what
it will, at least, of perfection, it will fsii
short Of the work.of ianey, whose existence
is in the clouds. lL such cases Of decePtior
let no one exclaim "What is it thou hast
done unto me- tor It's his own doing, and
has norhsng to lay the fault on. but The
heart and poetic indiscretion Of bis or her
own passion.
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she did not note the wonder and surpris
that were depicted On each countenanc,
that looked so inquiringly at her own.
Mrs. Appleton seon explained the mys
terry 70 her guests.
"Admirable!" cried Laura. "She woul.
succeed finely on the stage"
They all laughed, and considered it goot
joke, with the exception of Louise, who
could not help thinking how unladylike she
he'd behaved to A.ine; and she knew very
well that the rest had noticed it too.
"Well," said Aline, laying aside her let.
ter, aker perusing it, 81 an sorry to leave
this dear Birds Nest of yours. But ma is
quite SICK. and needs my immediate care
"I have come to say good-by," said Mr..
Elgin, coming into the library where Aline
was busily engaged tying up some books
preyioze to starting. She EXTENDED her
hand With one of her brightest smiles
"May II said he, retaining her hand,
"comezsnd visit you in your own sweet
homet"
Aline's eyes spoke as plainly as did the
little head that bowed an assent.
"Thank you," said he. And the carriage
drove up to convey her to the depot.
Strange as it may seem, Richard Elgin
and Aline Ashley were married just two
months from the time they first saw each
other, and were on their way to Europe, to
the everlasting displeasure of Mrs. Jarvis,
who to this day declares it vas a scheme
got up by her husbands country relatives
to invegle Louise out Of her just rights
However much Mrs. Jarvis might have laid
it to heart, Louise soon healed the wound
in hers by clipping with her French dancing
master.
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GA wheel, unlike horse, runs the bel-
ter Cor being tired.
@Why is the letter d like sailor!-
Because it follows the C..
TWhy is Turkey a most uIchristian
fowl. Because it is two thirds Turk.
pWhy does the cook make more noise
than the bell! Because one makes a din
but the other dinner.
GtWhst kind of a fever has man who
is gong to pay his creditors who live at
a distance! The Bilious Remittent.
feF"Well, John" said a nan to his son
on the day he was one-snd-twenty, "you
have TOOL for master now" "Yes" said
John sand have had for these twenty years.
@Smith q waggish mechanic, was go.
ing home last Sunday from neighboriug
provision STORE, with piece of salt pork
which he carried under his arm as neatly
done up as if it had been d Russian-bound
copy OF Watts on its way to a fashionable Il
church. "Whst ye got there!a prayer
book 2" bawled out an acquaintance. "No-
not exactly" saie Smith, tits q p-,elter. ,