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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ....."..S


shir.-M J. Ward, s:ores, New.oIesn, J. e va Nc.
n. in,I~oh U,w,. Rotterdam Clark Merrill " FsJhnt.
ban, s,etsop Havre. Boyd Hin ken :, , - .rse..
~ m.,y " GIFTS = Trinidad G. St"phensoni No.cN
RpI F.n1n Liverpool " s. james Hunter Aee,ns re,
ssv.nush Robert Williams undins her ~
~ vly, Co II A. Stephenson, smita ~ ~ os',
soomon w Fisher Gallagher Phi adePhis vv,.a 20.
Brs-Ms, Queen Lyle PhiaSe Pha pea 1soes n'ls
al Pasc. L.ishton Gonsyss Mayhes s M ~
belle Tyer Mobile Lsy in Huruss. ,niesa, ia, pm.
- Psnon. BuckD.hsn, Skinner Hartford, . 2. b"sses
1 c. Haiti, spasks. Proynceio"r' m-''Sii si"S "'''
Nysirh NIrninrion Sinrses %
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others. Ara ed. CHARLES " Bach appellant; Nl,n.s Il
ioI resi- )ndtnt No - Str - OF No i0 The People
keeer Aged John H. Reynolds for appellants; VIM Nur-
IVY esp1ndeus No ~ Motion disns. deried without
ces Nos. "a so+ ~ 40, io7. Aprosl dsmjssed with
pcost. OF motion suit oay Nos TO- II. Passed No
u Phillips AT Pro.er. Argued. r. Rs,fold fF GPPeia
\ " Sheldon for respondent.
CAendsI for March s7-NO. s. IS H. D. q IS q %. So
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DROOXL Wv ITEMS.

Non,y,1Ioss.-Tbe Republicans and Americans Of
the Eighteenth Ward on Thursday evening" dominated
A. NJ. Sudan for Alderman, :. Nj. Meeker for Supef
visor. d. Julian Tor Assessor, ard Jacob Morris for
Copstab.. IT, the fifteenth Ward, Gu the ssnc even
iog, DAME SaQjer was nominated for Alderman, John
Snyder for Supervisor, Jofeph T. Miller for Assessor.
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CmARCp OF HIGHwaf RoBBtRY.--A man named
Bsnes Fsybe, residing in Twentieth street, near
Seventh avenue Gowanus, was attacked by two men
on Tuesday night, while On his way home, and, after
being severely beaten was robbed Of so in bills and
specie. He hsd left the porter-house OF Michael Ms
honey, in I"epty-irst street, near Third avenue, d
short tire prev ous where lie had exhibited his money
while purchasing CONC brandy. Sergeant N;Cane oil
the Esh.h Precinct, assisted by Ohioer SCOT, t1ok
the keeper Of the polter-hop.e, and john Bshan,
into custody n. suspcon. They were taken to the
house Of fayhe, VINO sisted TIA. t3ey o1kei i;ke the
men who robbed I'm. Yney were theleupOn COM
mitted until such time that the cJmpl4inauS, wIo is
confined TO his house IN consequence Oi bis jories,
can appear against them.
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al, h,.a on sJs s7s 10 sheep los do H,-..- In,
10 LIE Hog, IS, d. srs.-sd hog. ~ d. aa:'os IS IA
% ~ -. no AZ Aba $50 Il. ". Flour, ls DC. psn ~
70. ssSs. s,5S b. PsPsi . bol' Bssf d. Fh, y a
= "a, hnsb o.. m s4e 81 Ma, 81 b. wtsa y B,s,
icc 20 Com sO0O and ~ bash FED lHs 40 BessN II
a. ~. ~ 40 Mod 81 DO Bnon', 80. sdss Lssbs,
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ARRneSsrsr Oh DlsoRDERJY WoHbS.-Tne FIVE
women arrested for the third time at No. 49, Broone
street, en- Thursday night, were yesterday sraigued
Before TIE Mayor in the Squai-rOOm, and sent - the
Tonbs 70 await an examination. Those arrested a.
No. ITO West Broadway, were discharged On promise
81 future good conduct.
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FIRE IN RosE sTRrrT.-Last night about III o'clock
q Are broke out in the Quaker Meeting House in Rose
street, but, being discovered al esry moment, the
flames were soon eItnguished. From wha. cause the
IRE originated s unknown, and the amount of damage
earpot st present be estimated. The eifce hiss been
on Ere several times before and supposed to be in
cured
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TREMENDOUS ENCiTEMINT. Dehghted tbTOngs :
esolts q IspsIoss spp.ce Praises every lip El0sy in
rswspsper Commendaton Ia paorsvery
EVER workshop, Never d. American p.Gy before
perfect Of slmI&. fuE Bg6E EvIN-
at BAKsvns MUsEvN repeated there every Aere0ou
and evening Go and i; yoa ~o1 witness someth *
trg'y esw..chitg and -ssaifcsu..
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A PIcHPocxEr NABBED.-Yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Navy BsEner o. Tenth street Brooklyn attempting 70
cross Broadway oornus Faon when pi;tpocket
made grab Der pure. He received for his attempt SP 10
the face sno.her grab This tune the lady called assist
and Ocsr Fowler up aud arrested the al The
rrisoue gave his James Anderson Is was hlhy
looking losr The officer tock BIN " tae Mayors once oiG
whence be II sent 20 The Tombs
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TEvIB WhHD-The citizens Of tire Tenth Ward
met last nigh. 6. the corner Of Court and Sacket
streets to organize aud nominate peoples ticket FOR
Charter officers. Af.er debate q nominating
committee of ten appointed, and the meeting
Adjourned % Monday.
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FALsr ALiRss.-Two alarms Of FIRE were given yes
tsrday aernoon-one caused by the burning OF shed
in Fourteenth street, and the other by the burning OF
sked IN Allen street. b.. little damage was done in
ether case.
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WHY ARE so SitNY PERSONS PoOl AND UNHAPPY
Bs,sase they aed her vorsan al s~syei ~
s,s,hness and criminal Passion phe lolas eNsntgs,n
vita sdsioe 10 h.ah habits sad "a. -. 49, SIC I'D b
.t..insd Of FewLTk WILLS, No ~. BgoSiNAy.
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vass., Rons River. Ccnsu G.ms.e h'd ~ tf-'s,'
when DR.. CrHsplob mske 40 eau ma. %, ou' az
sompe,iion vac SO fes afenoed It's. u was mPo's'
able 70 sseertAiD sfe oAsse o. deA'h. The '"y .V1
Sered . verdict o. death from srpf 's'i
the deceased, Who was about 30 years Q; e. We
fee, e;gb. inc,es in hight, ard had asrs hA- -.
dresed n two cos,s, velvet vs',' hSNety 80
plAii paS,s, old boots and hSd oaoh o'- ,le,,-
vsist- He generA Appearance was
shorsynan.
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TaR WATER, az comblLed win otoet nn ,'es'
~ n, vA,r,E in hs ,.xttd BiIsIH OF WILD CHLssY, bs
n.hsr power over al Of the lungs Many pnJac,
Is,s 4 ia bsir practice and generally with NAKED ic''
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Tr1rEsTH W tRD, BacosLfs-rie following Cit
liens Ticket, for WJd Officers has been approved by
the Republican Non;Rs.ipg Committee Al3ern Al,
Danel Mspjer; Assessor, Jacob Wolfe; Supervisor,
Wa. V. Wood; Constable, John w. Hanford.
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FATAL FALL WHILE ISr0XiC ATED.--A man named
Lawrence J. Muller picked up In the Eigbte-ih WNd,
intoxicated Thursday night ard taken 10 the Poe station
While being conducted cell he stumbled and teu down
Eight Of fatally Te1 The Police conveyed him
beevae Hospital where he died after Jog eduel
Az inquest viii be held upon the body q isy.
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sr.rx AND NATIONAL Law School, Poish
,..,s,. New Yors-Otjee Ivan in tie prscfet,
he SessscI Law AID Ia Esten2orHse'es 49,
"sA' f"N e"s w. J. W. Beelxx-
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Institution for tito exclusive aGl sgcces>lI
y,,.pe-t Of DscHgRcfs frcu n E.k al PAKttAL DiU
yt., removed Broadway % NJ 26 $ A4rss .ce. Co
,tltI. Ion escb morning
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Swfn W.RD PCoPLfs TicsE1.-Tbe citizens o..
the Sixth Ward me: last evening without Distinct on OF
party, and nominated for Alderman, George Curtis;
for Supervisor George 4. Jarvis; for Assessor, kcH-
ard Whpple for Constable, Isaac Shidmore
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iAdNertite mont
HUNFTtIF FIFHt7 7
TON TyA COMPANY have ON

Trae.-Tbe CANTON TEA COMPANY nave ON
d ,,.ty a T,.s for Gros.r ssd Re. Dealers ind phi
va, u Isx sonet Oo0nt and Young H5son Hon " 70
a., lIat-rA FROM 2Ss 10 Coo Al other PaI
rss .oDat ov A,s III boxes good gAsIty TlA fSI 4l
On aud sIsmne g No rs Chatham st., between Pear sad
u.x..a ria
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Receipts Of Produce.

Alcohol III pkss PToysons 275'o tier 40 10 Cheese
rses Z. .hs:, = pigs. Lad 80 tsss Oats as J., SID
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TaR METALLIC TABLET STR0P--Invelted by
a.H e.rsDs,s DisG-Itis tks s.Lure a.ic,s he's
80 snn,,,d r efc3Ss.S the sososst ssbe ete
- ~ rh.iL.d Of the sntSJs AID st ss.GS tsftfs
. 1.Ispssf ssw No. AsIsS ks.s~
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fAs,,~iS rtni ]

,,v's NATIONAL IHFfl fN- y =
a., pror I'D 5rsto JuH.s 70 D. - .- al
b'o S-,,,'t, 1hsl,,s % a.sh- ~ i'os So~0 -
II. lo... " u II. try ccpdLl-t O. CT
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SPRING STYLES NECK IiLs, JolN'lLLE cARts
Ae 81 new make Ard patterns Afo M ss'rtment o.
rIlstks fUskISss6 GOoDs .. TcrsiL
ID. 4 SIiLrCS \ Co.
Nc. ~ bsOsdwsy conner Ll1.rtys'.
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BALTIYoRE-Arr March o. bark Lind. sswa from. Mor-
,yidso FEB sroks 18Th &. - = ". hon. 81 BARR "a "a
from Bnenos Ey,ss for Boston Ar ct 1Onteydeo Jan. -
bars Mans. froin Newfofs -. -
CHIRL EsTON Msnh 9th schr. +. {. Jofnso-, -
ns,t.e h.. been brought t. this P,5t,
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CAEIIFss Use OF FIRftRTs.-Aboni o CLOCK on
Pnlrsd.y evening he report q: pst h.sr1 pfocseda
from hose Washington place near Filth Teet, mne1ae
attended by passage bail through the The %:
the hosse Ny william Nserbury South Fifth s'Tee' aud
windows the psTpr winch user
of Mr. Waterbury sitting isln. Upon The hoI Upon
sppears that Of the occupants Of the house
I'm place had dischaged the contents o: pso I
M. purpose cleansing AID that accidentally one OF s balls
had taken IN the described and hs1 y iot been
tor proyientiai lusGnce, the caree,. Lee o. the soi
mi nave resulted IN the death serious injury ~ some 81 the
occi PANTS Of the bouss n NJ. Wa,erouTy
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ntx.rryE AL~iyIc..... TVS Dky.
R,... s.52 STA ........ e;i9 Aoon-Sets. .S.,lp
49, pIsH xkTrs......T His DAY.
CD, prl 5.5l GU LAID. 6:4lm Hell Gats....... 7;s
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TRr LAr1 SUIcIDE.-From the Coroners inves.igs-
ton iuto circumstances attending The suicide o Dhel NIL
th. tb. deceased driven the commits Of the dee
y ,be desertoL Of wife and the Attending cir"usse'
Reside, H. wife be had no rels,ivss in this country.
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THY TIL EGIArB.-Ihe tire and police telegraph is
now In operation the station AID viii be il
rorln, order ever the whole city day works
well 10 far Tue entire viii be sboE e60OC Of whch has
Tor sppsa sId iT extending tue wres ~ distant
s;a:ioD.bOBseA
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The NOV mont in Dry Goods shows moderate in
crease in the imports for the week, cs compared with
the coresporing period OF 1851 but the total since
January ! II behind tia. OF the time in 1885, to
the amount of ~ ,9'O,ji9. The amount thrown upon
tie marx during the same period shows decline d!
$la9l3, 80, a. compared with 1867.
5'he statement of the S. Louis Banks iJr the week
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T";si..........''''..'''"I'l"

COTTON-1hs uArse. not opened luce
which no: made public ~ a. ~ &c , q rrn,
announcement her arrvsi hed here carry "a .ns
Iii no. .ss from the news as iaan as. o sed
for. We qlcte nouinAy q, lsG!.c ioF Ada's W AZ" ~
CorFEE-The u,rie i. quiet for al kuds ssa pies have
no: shown an mari ed s.e Of 20 Dag. Rio Of lO sN
' Drugs ISD pYfwe noc. sac. Of 81 ss..es r.pi'.
at g. g. ash srd 2! BASKETS Anns.to a: 81, cash Pin,
,. syr and ow srsle- axe under the uuisyoI,se
new, rOm Europe To- msrd confined smo', enJsy %
:hs .sIe. are 90 .b. 81 SSsi51 foI % god
Sc ~ 'Gt e s5ss 80 sf o. 81 ssS
for = GOD extra .aadhsop 2ai9 I es,fa
Gee,e. Canadian Eo.I without imponan. ehssse ne m
eairy tn, trade, aud the Es'i sale. Of w. ess a.
>uPefdne and - 50 fr ss.Eo brands southern
Flolr ~iiho change n2te "a. demand - goo or ue
trade and shpmept sad the arrivals not sl,si ,e Sac.
JIs &C., ard 5000 % 25 ioI god choice do Rye "a!
i in limited reqne' and steady .e; Of 80 bs :,
Corn Meal hm bat quiet al 50 for Jersey 81 - ?r Bisa
wne and sS = ior Pa9ese9 ,S B-1"h'A' -Four 1 AID
FIsH-Diy Coz continue quite dull aud with smte 'aFpy
OF ae me msrie !, 'oDe@ bat espresso Vi, kgIe A. IS.
I've b., hIm a. the iDPoys%fn' hs."s o. all 'I'' are
FRUITS generally qaist .ale. Of . 900 q ohi3 Did
Oranges s. 80 pr bt sud ID bags bstl Na'fF eApf.
with moderate sGnss prices s.sneii tue only -se We
hear Of 5000 bush ar White Gene.sce 81 81 Rye '
6sd7cc the inside prize for lot 10 arrive Barley qie
ann the demand moae.ats o.t. IN i.iI demand ana N
good .uppy Aes Of SS.e 3. isGi Western iiG oc Corn
IL GOOD demand and The srrivs are fa tne q y
10 only limited 0r Export bat fsiI r the East snd hone ale
the sa.s 5000 bIsh 63a69 for Southern yellow, aud
HiDEs@fSere Is very :e doing prize. tending down
,aes Of 600 City shter 7sc i,Fp MoAeVsp
25c emos go Western a. i7c d mos aud ." comfy
HOPS demand for home 's'e' Of - bales
HIY-The inq Ivy lsAt for shr rent aud the market il
Aesyl K, & 81 ea to!s S' LIS IL ,oo
LfHTHfR-iiem.oS and Oak are both steady
foF he gpss > MS Jl
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REAL EsrITI.--The following saies Of real estsie
were made yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by
A. j. Blocker, Son & Goa
A. Cs,tletsa eaten Island cottage ard q acrcs mpr1sed
S22l0
Near HAkensaek j. oot.tge snd inp'd land. 500
AtNsw Durham. n j. house and acres iProvd land -5'
w. 10. SHIoo 5000
Thee story hr.h ho,se and lot No 40 Psccs ~, Brook
Yhreesory bck house and lot No 40 Psci6cst, Brook
Three sory broh house and lot, w 80 Desust Brook
tyn, lot 3xloo ''''
''si yss sa e.'enoa no % 90
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G. Z: prem Mex o. Aoors dsnEaii Pa o.
Do gtloo-s sl6d; Silver Bar sG cat pfe M 70 1e
msDd; sOTef.igps $50.
The San Francisco Bal>,ia publishes the following
~ Of ,''s,bre eredtors % Adams u Co., who were
ordered by decrees il the FcsTth Ds.e: CorE, 20 20
paid IN fIll on. Of the assets OF .hst Mouse:
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AyyrcTisG ScESG.-fes.erdsy afternoon ne an aged
German lady was walking down Broadway, had her
attention attracted toward crowd Of men aud boys a.
the corner Of White street. and upon looking TO see
VIA. wss going on, she discovered man endeavoring
70 eel little poodle-dog. Tire CID lady gaHsd al the
animal moment and recognized j: as one that hsd
shor. time ago been stolen from her. Making her way
through the crowd, che seized 1e dog, and csspng 1t
10 her arms, commenced kissing and csTessog It. Tie
dog-sser tiled TO get possession of the animal agao
bat the old sdy pushed b.m away ard decsred tha'
sSe would never again let her little pet leave her sight
Ofhcsr 6srdner happening along a. the moment, ds-
psrsed the crowd end took the parties before Jnsoe
Welsh, who sskel the old lady if the dog was hers.
She replied that was and Identified It by pecaia
ssrh. The meeting between the Jog and its mistress
was rn.her sfectonste, but at tie same tims very
hpghsble. The old lady again and again Rugged the
Ete animal with such fergOr 10 squeeze out several
yel,s. She kissed il and tod the Judge il was her
"only child and "tbe only baby che ever had and
she "woud never let !. go GU. o. her sight again
Tears tckled thick and fast down cheeks as she
told the magistrate the story about oso the dog, AM
terrified TO the identity of the animal Tne doe
seller short, ugly!ooking fellow With large c)v-
cred basket was very salcy, and tried two or three
times TO choke the dog in Court. The magstra. gave
him severe reprimsnd ard told him that If he wss
brought there again he would BE sent TO the Peaiteo
bkry.
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DrrctLrT, on BoAEo o. 'af hslInh .3i,. 10
lbo,, IA oclock les: riea' sa'f appS',' a. 40
F.nth Precinct stston-House' snd rePr.s' % We
Gcer on duty that dprins the evening ficO'y haa
.r;sen on board OF the sap Empire Ss-.e' ys Oh u.
Bs.,sry IN he NOr:s kver, te,"en me Japan q
a.. -...sl and rome Of the hands aud tbs, in :le
.o,,,s Of the srsy the Captain Killed two Of he crew
-;.h 4 boat hook The men were very mu,inous, and
The Captain had to resort TO severe means 10 eOD4ue
the rebellion. Sergeant Williams was dsps:ched to
..f, The River Police of the occurrence, order that
they might Ally investigate the matter. The sailor
Tho gave he information ssid thas be had escaped
rom rs xe,,el. bu. DID no. state . wh4: manner.
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g.nrh8t
.4oc, OF ..srs MARCH D., 1855.

'-' FRIpAY, March ., Ieos
.sfvs -, -nc-s a.. Pa,s Air sa.s Of - bo.s s. s. -
Peas az JIG sSe:s; 10 u United lS--A-S D. w.
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March %, il 6s iOIEOws

stockholders OF the MichgN southern and Northern
Indiana Ralrcad Company;
Nv yoRs MGrch 81, 1850
The election OF Detors OF tue Mchsan Sou them snt
northern Iudlns Railroad Company will be he'd a. Toledo en-
.,e 2b April Ito Directors have presented -
report Of tire ss. Of The Company Yol viii see ina; they
found the dtion of the tomIay much re
than 'preend by their leces.os and you will r2e
thu that hsVe been put foot for s extfcat' u from
.uch enhancement To the good results expected 20
follow such REFORM l. necessary that entire harmony Of son
shall be fidelity in the vi the road
The undersigned bAye to believe that movement
IL already instituted for the pHpe Of bringing your Company
under the influence Of tha control which has hereto
fore proved pejus 20 your in.eIests and ~h;hi No.;
cessfu only resut, they believe, Ia disaster
fl s not YOUR intention present the election
requested sign the annexed and transmit the same -
III. addresses below Any Dunhr OF Iersons may sfu
he proxy. ..
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LIME-Rokand il quiet; g.. Of Common q. b.; All
MdLAssEsTsere o9dsrse de%spa q. ftio.; ale
Pcf,G Rio o ae5s ST. I a 8 Sl. bs csySi a 81 ~
naval sT0REhe uarse: for all kind. be. been eastss
sn & the gS s rysS q f 5s %. sem
cine. or d ro psds a. we're mad for s ,ae
4sGi9, but hocers refused to opIae I'll the ga particulars
100 Dbl. Spirit. our inside figures but no ise panty
oa ,. RSSs:ss sG'. T ~
dire, int bands Crude qs ba; firmly held at 1871
~ b sm as 81; 81 $ iessrsd he .,ts
pie generally demsndsd he % dirm am fine crates ar ve!y
.ss. Of "a bis Washington T0ici at 81 IS All 80 d. Wi
niDstot Rope a. 81 s." IN order II yard Ph 10 less s'ive
OLs-Lnseed shade rrns,; sale. Of 600 gals American
rrqae., fu.T sale. .: 80 Db,s st
New Bedford At ee cash and 80 do On private terms so so
at S Ei n 1 Sn o2 6 y .e ' The h h2:1$
bb- Whale sod 80 do sesna Refined Water Bes1hed Is
:sa5y =. o7S5Oc ,, csate sp',% !. e BIZ ssdy a.
tmos Other kind. rather quiet but prizes are whou.
PROsls ONs-rhe PORK make. qi,e dua today and J..
heavy, tn, arrivals aye Eo sIse bat Ae eoa.aU.r5n
SIS % fr Prime Aess, ani sl3 70 fos Prime. Beef
~ Il inolente request All heavy the receipts the
sIa roo Mes silG Rsfsied Mess. and sii
and the .os a s s9 a b s. are so & a.,
ats. l0 BtsffiAns heayy AID Owar; ns s..s 50
Long Ribbed DC. Rough SIDE, nou.n.
Dressed Hog .Gsc. Nests a rt er loye.
an heavy the sals rs bb and a. tidje for Shonfrs
and 9Q9c 70, Ham. Butter In g)cd .gp az is heavy .
Ma 2 tor Ohio AID DG2is ior SAFE CLeese 10 dl plenty
.. 3GH!c.
RICEi. esdy sud moderate dea aud prevails sac. Of $50
t;s al 8! d4c. - quality.
sUGARs-Tks market n Orleans IL sbsle i1ner And
Jr Other kinds there change The demand fair:
sJs 80 hhds including - hbds Porto Rico 1O,s the
latter pie for lie hhfs $50 hh1s New orleans at g. 70 aud
az hhos cuba at .. ale also 2sJ boxes Havana 6ic.
sEEDS-A moderate demand ior Clover deed 5d7tc
Timothy Seed In moderate request a. ga 2 and choice
lots AZ 81 s7i - ~ q bush. VI 45046 b. Rough Flax il
steady a. 81 ~ y bush. Of 81 10 Calc Lnseei 10 IN mod
request; sales Of 900 bags In Boon n 81 81 bi.l
s,n 900 DO reported here at 81 90 p bIsh cash
skINShxecan Goat In good supply and are hardy g.
hru, BIT oth. kinds sight prices a- vel
guinness sales Of 100 bales Sa have been made
SPICES generally ies sses Of 90 bsss opel ship
al gle, mos
1LAsIbe auction y: tGis Mug assely a,eI I'D
and nearly al III cssse sod =. fall pres cy1.l4i
with the fas ~ IN. las, ton se. The offering emrs.l
iles medium b. S)uchonss ami b. BALANCE
GI.ls mostly Offn- grEtss--sl of Old TOP.
TOBACCO-Lezfi- qnie, tir-d tue saas
only II Florida st l7Q& al - Sea Leaf
l8GJc.
TALLOWTIs .nq Try mod -a,- and .se msrse, heavy
a. 40. a V.r.
WhIsAYThe nsTset Is fne: ,s,es 4 ~ t5i. a, q;
as.
WHALEBOSE cc-iinl- T s.:iys 81 4iye 2snsui AMI
i.h ibssl arr al 1ieEs e: the .--
# buJers ssl- Of 5000 o hosk have been abe g. he es
Tt Hound h.s srEi'rd AZ Nes-LoLden With y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-27

Th' esrner Ospay previously reported s,L,fc 9p % -
d arrived this morning, and this afternoon De WI" "
;as SeTew dock for rpsigs. q,
fhs ship Caroline fucker This Inornns t"cs "a ." al
bAdrcs cock 4 rrpatgt
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-29
Impatinet for Results.

This feeling IS unworthy of a
man. 1t resembles that which i'm
pels the child to pluck green fruit
from the tree, because he cannot
wait forit to ripen; thus depriv-
ing himself of the pleasure of eat
ing it when perfected.
Persistent effort, though feeble,
produces admirable results, achiev-
ing what mighty powers, ftfully
exerted, would fail to accomp-
fish.
af,y time and patience the null
berry leaf becomes satin," says the
proverb. This is a beautiful fig
ure. It is by time and patience
thus giving the elements of the
delicate texture chance for elab-
Grafton and perfection-that the
leafs transformed to satin. So, in
the phenomena of mind and the
social relations, the elements of
success must he ;aiiiiowedi time for
proper elaboration, and opportuni-
ty to assume the relative position
necessary to a result, before one
can realize his cherished aspira-
tions. if they are elevating and en-
nobling.
Take courage, then, and perse-
we're; nor waste energies in MUIR
murs and regrets, which only en-
ervate you, retarding your pro-
gress. Are your means small!-
Is the keld of your labor contrac-
ted? Remember the promise made
to him who was faithful in small
things: II will make the ruler
over much"
Longfellow, in Hyperion" says
The American nation has q great
lesson to letrn, it IS, ito wait" So
wait. Work, steadily and patient
| ly, towards your2aim,. using al!
proper means of attaining the END
in view. Hope and wait. The
is surs;kime-M vi show it.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-07-29
ROAD CROSSING!
LOOK OUT FOR. THE ENcINEl

UNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW w
full operation in their new shop, at the south
end ofthe bride, with good supply of the best Of
Timber, Iron, Coal &c. and the best of workmen, es
pecially Black smiths, who can't be beat at-blow.
ing; ready to do all work in heirline of business al
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages &c. 81 ~
We expect we are located here for life, and will
do work which will maintain Us among Mechanics
and others threfOre, we warrant our work to be
done i'm a workman-ke manner, and we mean what
we say on this subject. REPAIRING done a.
short notice; also; Custom Blaoksmithing-
Wagon Hubs for sale too, &c.
L.. S. & A. T. ELLIOTT