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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Arrived.

Steamship Europa (Br) Lech, Liverpool Feb 90 .. 24op
mdse. and pass r.. CunaId Feb. II lot. 5l ~ u 80
eN,hsDged signals with ship Yorktown Meyer heDc, for Lon
don March ~ 81 lon &c. passed bark standing 20 the
westward. supposed the Northern Queen.
Bark GenwOOd Glover Galveston n days, cotton, &C., 70
Nelson Clements Co. Had heavy weather during the
anchored on Egg HabOT 10 clear the vessel OF ice Of Tho
frost bitten. Took pilot from the o. W. Biant No.
II, 81 inst in lat. - 10 lon 73
Bark L. Rutgers Desno s. Marks ID days cotton g. to
Brode Pecs Hal heavy weather the passage and
blown of in the late gale
Schr r. Fsner, Appcgate, Wilmington, N C., days cot
&C., TO ID. C. Murray
schr Oregon, Kmuse Washington N C., days. cotton Gc
10 b. Blossom
schr Crenshsw, Morse, Richmond days. fou &c, II.
Pieuon.
schr James Bsrait Davis, Delaware days grain r. D.
Bsuat
Steamer Ospay Kenney Providence 10 hours Isaac
Odel.
Steamer Charles o,sood Smith, New London udse II.
Ro. Awel.
shr pr John CrOpPer BOxum, Eastern Shore. Va, days.
grain 70 A. {. HaveDs.
shr Nathaniel Lark Fening Delaware days grain Il.
u. BBrratt.
schr. d. Psrshall Crowel Dennis fish to s Crowell
S,hr. Dart, Palmer Stamford, CT, Indse.
Sloop VIM. II. Bowen, Hallock. Providence, mdse.
SAILED-The L. D. steam igae Niagara Capt Hudson com
madng sailed this Saturday morning for England tnd anhoT
Also s. steamer Dispatch, for -; steamships s.: Louis,
Woshu Savannah Coun bia Berry. Charleston yshes1own
Parish Norfolk Arszo Lines Southampton Hayfe -
Ocsu R6ycr Pickering M1boumei Lebanon HamA5on New
Orleans baks Montauk, Lincoln Galveston: Iampisbter,
Macksy Thomas and MaTscsiooi brig Addy sw, Dane,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

g zoo GAL rs d,rbding 1890 ssllOns Eusi'hl Gss CD
Nss,e @ j. rod demand ard pf'oe. az 'al sret
g .a,.' .. 3. g. eshi 200 s'.f 3o Z Ny.a., ~
- ". Oh T. ssbc, - boyer. irsp,ctoa bssrs -
,tn.s s.u g.. Crude spcIa = rather net b; Pes, Ne
b.t rat 90 much d-Irc-sed O.r is s,'sty sal a
r0od'5sfr ds art. .lrs 90 a.. - - ~ u lls
Ss. CD la,e been sale. o. bb' to ssrst, s1
oSsVIL sToRES-Sprts T.rpuGre is .,.aiy ba, IA. q.
msnd !. limited in part % the hmno', OF 5od'
qlie, bu he stock !. ht aud prices are firmly a is,ss
a. 10 ~. dr.,~a lie nl,6 MA and 6ns rad. a.
+IS7s V5iO n: $40 d. & e. :. S7id - . sGd lo9 ds
white ard pale 90 !. = 20 H. Tai ' less aaaA,s =.
Provisions meet in Pork nsrset r..;
tie gr.d . rec i've aud mainly Tor iuie delivery.
,ss AZ 7pO Mis- II 40 sid sl7 Er Mos slS 2j4 5is9
PINE ielu, In the as aye joo bbl.. Mess for NAY sss
jinr delyeIy al II: and 80 o Go f'r Jane delivery
home .ade sse # f75 Ibis q, - 75a ir CntTy Prime
Ns;' ! ss e. ~ 2 rSs SI Ss:. SEsa..sS S.' w:'s
Bet Ham: firm an a small ,'os sale. Gt % Se
rough sides e scarce s8 Cut Meets are be,; ana in it
demand sales of 30 hhds and tc 81 sia9c r Hans and 81
al for shoulders. Dressed iozs are IN 'i dtmme 1e1
ard ,na 'ots a. d7Ic Lard is again better ne demana
%, f1r Ohio sul iG2)c. h S'e Cheese [" better I'D IN
RICF /. o9i.t .ss Of 100 teS at 44c. a. 20 qus,y
STGARSTbe rlins Is better and good bu.aess as b,ea
don sIs of t blis c l. and 500 Lids NcwOfesns 80
6ic and iO0 hhds Porto Rico pryete terms
sKINsoa moderate request az steady rates sales of
y bses Vera Sc lees q cent casb Deer are psay
and uncaled r a. reduction Of O0dl51 cent from Tces
rent lss,
sEEDS-The demand for Clover Seed s fair and The make.
is heavy, with be ofugs sales OF 70 bbls and bag G.
sc Timothy seed is in fair supply and steady r'quss - - p
S7 41G 10 n. Rpugh Flax Seed + quiet iui .Ses seal
s. i. z 50 A.. Calcutta Lip.eed live sad iruisr
Bls,ou .alss Of 10000 bags 4jd Sl % 3 bush, cash.
TALLONThe demsnd has fallen 0f aua the mark. 10 1wor;
,.es Of 10 10. 1870, cah Ts5w Oh d safes a.
otc Rough Fat is salAblc at ne, cash.
WHlSKY-The market Is heavy the supply ample sIes q
bbls. a 294c
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Arrived. SUNDAY, March Z.


Steamship Marion Foster, Charleston md'e and Iss TO
spuford, Tle-tOn & Co.
Steamship Of the South Lyon Savannah, m1e and pass
~ :. L. Mtchil s. Son
s.hr nogene Ripley Csrdcnas Is days II. Upper
company with bgs Famine and Orels, and chr o.
Show New York Has experienced bad weather .he
fir. p March 90 mes T.. Of Sandy Hook toOs plot
from g. w. Blunt No. II since which time had very h@sy
westerly gales with cold the vessel and rigging Gov
cred with ie that with great difficulty that he could ~
worked. ., L.
scr. A. }. DeRosse Tucker, Wilmington, O. 10 oiys; ~
navs stores 70 Jonas Smith CO. Had very heavy " ~
JibooOm. ~ r. oA.v.
S,Lr Caroline v Casey Cudworth Plymouth ~ days,
cho paIted chain or anchor and u ahS Ds mar
Schr. Dorss Ireland Baker Wilmington ~ ~ u~y' lava
stores TO Henry sampson. ,..o, " q e1.xx
Sehr. r. ". Brown Derickson, Wilmington ~ w. 'c'yS
nayal to Jonas Smith / Co =, n L.. -.
Schr LADY Autrn Hsyman, Edenton: y y, osys ssu-
schr. ] smes & Samuel McKay Norfolk days ,os'
schr Sarah Mill, Rowland Richmond aays' n'li'
SchL Farewell Poland Sgnan N ).
SchI Adel. Willis Egg HaIbor WOO.
Scbr. Direct. Beyeridge virginia o{s'ei
Schr John ToiteD Dewster' 'hs1ia oy''si''
Schr Rsbecca, Clyds, Virginia oystefs
Ssbr Fli1, Hamilton Burbeck, Virginia oysters.
Schr Florida Mott, Virginia, oysters. -
DePe York River DAYS,
Sobr 9es Witch Fgbert, York River Va, days oys.eR
soop David Nsn Name AngeIine York River Va, days,
Steamer Jackson Baker Baltimore Sc hours. mdse. H. h.
st@smer Poomsks Cushman, NewBedord, mdse joscPb
steamer Westche.ter Clark Providence mese. 70 Ctsl
WIND-Durng the day, ". w.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Pu.seuuers Smiled

M ,e9mship Araqo for and Soafhd mptoH-CnItea
Hryd., ker A. r Monan jules Plunke jules Bourio w h
CoS J. Cox F. Livingston, NJ Weuolt, Nj Fm1c NJ Gsl-
liz. T. Dickev friend Elias King w Brook M WIN.
chester and friend j. Hausmsun Dr. Reyet Mt aud Mr Chas
Mar,pe Mr. and Mrs Chars PersOn, Edward d. 1Tesche A.
Tborn.1 Mr. and Mn r. King two children and servant; A.
Bubel NJ Smzenegger Mr. Beck Mss NJ Lohr, Mr. FseEns
Wall Miss Maeues Mr. James Goodman Ms Jsme. "S2e. .
E Manner Mr.. Msunier Mrs Clause, ME- Chs,e' Ms Jo-
bsunn Never ar tive children MI J. Oppenheim MI H. Seoa.
me- Joth Barbafera r. Mcndes Isaac kahn, L. RaufrAnn,
Fprcos Pines Christian j. Hauck, Nh Bsttan, Jac1es
C.n Francois Louis r. 1arfon, Louis Layae MI Franklin
T. Msgenhar Edwsrd mite {. Sweeney NJ Oez Nj Moses,
Mrs Behs Master Breha H. Lonlng d. p Morgan, g. Del
Ve. SedIran T. Wennine Francis Lowell SAM brahl,
,r and Mrs. Marx. Dr. schehaP r. s. Balin E''1r Mr.
Frnaudrs Chas Fedrcks Gunther Mr. and Mrs j. Temple
and servant f. VOCAL Henry Abegg and servant MIR and Mrs.
q TAii,rs and two children Jean Fo Henry Duph, Charles
B,cbrIn A. Sayeri. Total lO2.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

Asfole,;. ot e., 20 p.opshy g ~ iiett,
G. orI HI p. F:si,:ssy ssss Z; - @on,l. "a '~'
M,shael McGown, for az assault md ba'tefy o'
'cscps Kn ~ PoA'es'a was COW :, T. tla and
Php Nose was charged with en- a.ssot 2nI -. oat
nv 90 Oacer Pcytou He-serf q tt' s,h VIZ - 7.b
nm, sev,rA tnes l. appears ,tt; hc rss. 80. 70
February officer es.'d H'o ho'y ~ rb brr.ary
% oeI tbeI,yr took Moe il.o oist ~ e.' p" ,Sn
resistance toe occr AID s,rucG him 'y n. ann 1b
ssooeniy tnat Nose. lived N th' e, ,,riy pa
Cosr sd udx,d Moses gully, Ud' sr'sF5
pa,~;ct NgIer pleaded grl'y - ~ ',sau @moe.r,
iAiscry on Ssysh Parrnent"T ana o. '''
~ Csar ;,Tsnec@ Ss convicted npea Two caesscJ %
,s.sGi; ard tut,ery on BY i his S'' . mo-
snIy 0Mcs pleaded guilty - ',.. an nots.. Sss' ''
battery o. Rachel T-lbtfi - .saIrc tobacc5-
william Turtle charseD w.
le, AoqI,,SO ss, pleedeI guilty 70 an assant aud ott-
JAM I,.R Handy. PeD.tel'.fy ;hfs n' ..-f-' =,
rry S,s 90 yo Ryan for an Gsss7h and bG.ry On Nay
pe.aN was convicted tnd hned : 10. -, ,,;,.o, ;-,
PLiip Spitzenberger. charged with soTaInE an 'I'h
a,,r npe ;he properly Of William s,s,s "e' 'or'.'e'.
P,ri:sniia- two men'ns. 80. 90 ,.. 80
Lswrence sullivan and Michael Sanvan, ior an
,,s.D; end battery upon OAr Aaoa Bow, We. Ta;eu H
- r. Psnitsntisrs Ga threc months ee,h
Lewis Shutters w.s tried and oo7y c'"d ~ tfesNfg
boS Of p,r,umeT.cs be.olsne % Cnu.'s " b-' i'
John smith pleaded guilty to an assault and bat
tg, Oh-er Joseph sace' J1't'''-L " '"' "
Michael MolOney was convicted Of scaling ah$l'
l.le OF cotton from tte possession oi r,tck Oasdy M
p.anded until next Tuesday for sentence ~,
Zacharias Brnbeum pleaded gEil,y to IN ass9nt anc
..,,,, on Caroline Davis Judgment s'pcu4ro 1ut Isday
Mary Myers wa. charged with ealing god brace
btxtout years and bait ago the p;operty I &
sivher The property found il her posscson tnd ia l
Eor.fed Sh, was seryau; iu comp snau's family wH'i ~
k,e.v took plare and a. that .mt 90 tI1 cis
shsrs.d fou servo She was arreed g. IN No. Oard'i a
tai with ,he brsoeet her Adyads guilty, all - .
t.nce deferred JutH Tuesday.
Seyersl cases were adjourned over, anl IN e bun5e
sf cases tie prisoners discharged wi'es sPptFt
llsiust them. Tote conyAtioLs 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
SATURDAY. March G-P. NJ

Stocks were not active al the mornings Board, but
hao generally an improving tendency. There was,
however something Of angud feeling in one or two
o. 'ne iances on which the speculative vigor a the
market had before been strongly concentrated and
'tfe seemed Tor the hoar 10 be slight chance for the
SseendScy OF The bear interest iu those particular
SOCKS. New'fork Central rallied from the depression
nou'ed a' Inc Close on Friday with great deal of
ana was quite animated at the improvement
tHe a'Vanceo 10 5S3' and held the quotation firmly
lnoush 'he c@' though less active than usual Iud-
son hveT opened with very brisk bidding and went up
to g. ou' was hammered with considerable courage
on sellers options and finally lost a portion of the
advance IN concluding transactions. Reading was
steady, utAcut attra:tiIS much attention. Michigan
Southern wa heavy, ard under pressure OF s.oek
erofFed - 3J-4f.fEHE9 seGpg a. low .. s0a between
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
lNARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
Cleared.

Stcamslus-Augusts Woodhull Savannah, 8 l.. Mtehin;
Tam.sowI Parrish Norfolk Ludam Pleaantsi s. Louis,
Hudson AsJinwal NJ q. Iberts Moses Taylor Mcdowan'
Aspnwa Nj o. Roberts, Columbia Berry Charleston, spof-
osd, Tiles on L Go.
SLips-tlalc Worth New Orleans, w T. Frost d Brown,
Bshn Singapore, \. A. Low Bgos Wild Pigeon Msye'",
Valparaiso, w Bartlett
Bfigs-aiion Potter Port.a Prince, H. Becker Caves;
Cecilia KayeIagh 81. John " b., A. Sm,heIs Coz W. A.
Jores Hersey. Salem. r.. 4. West
KiLgfsher Peterson, Monr0via &c, B.nnef
Deske: Cortc SuIaley Havana j. Perkins Co Alexander
NJ Christie, Jacmel Brett, Son Co w Philips, More1t,
tieorgeawn Brown DER Rebecca, Wogon, City Point,
James Hunter Co.; J. Jones Cr2wei Pm.ad'lphs James
Hand Bsy State. Sherwood, Boston, Dayton Spfague
Lsy ield CLare,tJD II. b. Cromwell; ;
Delaware Copc Philsdepha j. T. sandord Elizabeth Nc
La ghlin Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

xNDERsON-suddenly Monday March a, hi. resdenoe
Tallahassee, Fla George Andersen IN the iSh of
tisa -
BENSET-At Por.ches,er Saturday March Miss Marta
BeIADet, aged 65 years.
Her -.stves and dfiends respectfully invited attend the
fDera from the residence II Mr Jefferson Btrsn, No. 81
P.uk .,ree. this (Moudlyl afternoon 81 O'Clock.
BEATrY-In SIookyn, James Bea;'y formerly Of Mon,.eS
aged - years =, =, -,
Ful:on street on IT, Sdsy the e;a last at 2oeock
Montre Al and Baltimore papers please copy
FfFKpECKIn B,so. Nn, Friday March s. FIaak Of
John snd L.nra BiribecS 1fed uoahs aud IL days
HI ,,usp, VII BE- ,sken 20 Greenwood for iL<rmsnt.
EFIRs-I: Nsw.own Col Z, sD TtaJ.osy, F.h IL, Ab.l
bstgs, rss9 u Yeas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Ng,,Lets Pcp0r.f1 IE TciSsr0rb.

BALTIMORE March G. i25S-FLouR Is steady. WRE,r .na
CoRN nominal and unchanged WHISKY Is dHA ~ ole.
PtlL,orlPHf. March 6, ls5R-FLovs dTm War d.l
nd barely sn;aned a. cl6 or Red aid 81
as 81 81 for White CoRy boysnt; scs Of l7S bash Pso
1,sIo>s unchanged. WHISKY. 2ot G2ic.
%TyvO ORIr,Ns March 5The sales OF CoTroN today
10 COO bss al idllc Sales Of the week 1850 odes Re-
ceip's of the week Geo bales Decreased keeps ., tAs
nt rs -OO bales Decressed Receipts AZ ell Sou,h'm po
m 0oo bales stock in port 500 bales SUGAR 5sG5, for
f. to fully fair. RIO CoFTEE l0f9lt Tor isAr 20 pnIei
Cotton 70 Liverpool, Ic. STERING EXCHANGE lN4GIW..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

r. London enable h.n % B.le the po's for tne "o,u &
a.. d..ou iu Ninipf Shares hs. no. wthoa otnehh
asc; On The msnsiemsrt Of he uiaes LAKE sap"no In
III M, n.r ~ II -.qleuiiy gree'ef u, pois
tan m any rrey us year Important uto'en' t u N
rt. es'kr -ss rnf t-or made n Er 0rs2'ho- o. a.
os,su Of ti min rs ageu.s thai r3a for the p'oH'
~ scientific ot.-ryas and economical manage n'ni he
a. PuT ske D.'ir. regarded WIN graz ft'
tst-ci.fg ~ e.. ~ NJ d. ca .arer psr)d lfa euy a.
.- r n. rent sdvrulGrs O.tcusson aid kcwt'5a~ tl
PKopT Ct " THREE MINES, ~ POCSDS, FOR lcJ'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
sseugers Arrived

In .teamship Europa from Lirerpo3-Messrs w Nanten
and adv John SYKES IT, lr Bigg r. Martin and lady Mrs:
H. DE- ia Grunge Vice Admiral ii. r. Mehemet PachA saik
FHendi Csptan Hasan EHend Said Sueman Efend Messrs
McCance Macfsrlan, Goodyear Whitewrsh U B9Irowman,
T. b. Hubbe Borgeaud Krrneberg Olemshaw, b. r. Tuner,
smith Scblottner Broadhurst, Postethwste Bishop NJ.
Simpson Fiz Jo Heywoth NeyroPone John Kde9u Chas
Tows. Wm Rye smith, W. C. Corsan King.frd, Holloway,
G. H. Simpson " b. Lyle 5. ". Rcha DE-, H. Haigh,, Peter
Horrocks Hodgson, James Standing, Mrs MOwbray and
daughter Mark James Russell Peter Godden, Capt
Stewart Rev Seng Thonss Bsnnon Cook Mr. James Ber
uet,t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
corrRT cALFNDAB-Tyl, DAY.

UnITID STATES DIsTRICr COURT.-Nos 1873 l59,
- 81 20 3S 1873, 1856, 3A 49, - go
supRrhE ECoURr-CmCUIT.-Nos Ij 2l9. 239, 300
SIS 3s $40 3l2 35 ST. 3e 3i9 500 S2l 522 32 325 36
81.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcnL TrRM.-Nos. to - in
shsiye - -.
suPIRIoR COuRT-TRIAL TERM.-NOs. 263, 272
as l4S Al 75 963 SOL 4sS SIS 77 53 500 l92 40 59 5
sec e7 5i5 547 4is 495 49, n p ~ 5j9 49, >12 jo lti
s24 80 1874 46l, 238, 239 -
CohhON PLRhs-Part I-NOs. H4, 444, 49,, 4Sb,
1iO $40 IA So 5n $40 5S SIC 81 54c 4i2 Part iNos
70 So 9oJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
ADMISSIONS 10 M mn.

John T. Doyle James C.. Garter 91d a. j. Wander
peel esqrs, the members appointedto examine apph-
sants for admission 10 tho bar made a supplelnsna
report in which they found the following gentlemen
aushfsd TO be so admitted John Cochrane, Aonzo r.
Chsdsey, David Levy, james E. McGee, John /.
Power, Wm.B. Sears, Eden Sprout, JOB e. Hedges
Wm n Mann.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Nv TeleRYnph, =,

CHARLESTON March 6.-The steamship James Aager, Capt
C. Turner arrived here from New York Al o'clock h.s DorI
Ing AL well
SAVANNAH, March 6--The steamship Alabama fun New
York, arrived here to-day In So hours AL well
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
DisastePs. Ar.

BEarroSr March 1.-The schr. EldoaAo Capt. Rec t,os
20 miles south OF the Inlet mAinmast and ye'ss
breaking The T. was built at Mathews County 'nsiIS'
.s52 ives no tups, rated sns valued st es "c
lBy ArHy n ktWsVl WHssf, 49,, esssy Ss9s Ssss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
The La,c.t I,ycrpooI Markets,

Per EWoPa.l LIvERPooL Saturday, March 0-uoon.
MessIs. Richardson, Spence & Co. say BREAD-
steady but -t Provisions wholly unchanged.
Co1roS opened steady Fdays The bushes.
day prCmses % b. moderate
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
.et. and a7lnifor Accolnt.

The Improvement IN the market for American se-
cmities s thus noticed by Messrs. ID. Bell Son & Co.:
During the week there h, been very active demand for tue
scrpiOns American securities State have
been in much request ard Transactions have taken pace
generally higher prices Railroad bonds and shares have al been
in good demand and citations IL most materially
higher"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
BROORL wv ITEMS.

CRY MoRTALITY.-The report Of the Health Officer
kr the week ending March 6, shows total Of | IS
deaths. of which % were men, ~ boys, 80 women, 3S
yrs OF the principal causes OF death were: Con-
SUMPTION &c scarlet fever, -; cOnvulsions IL still
born, 10; inflammation OF lungs, 10; dsesse Of brain
7; Group marasmus and smallpox 6 each; congestion
Of lungs 5 measles and old age each; scalded and
burned debility, whooping cough and typhoid feve-,
each puerperal fever bronchitis disease Of liver, cry
spelas and teethng 2each, &c. OF the ages, - were
under years from 10 10; from 10 TO 20 l3rom 2O
1880: II from 80 10 iO 10 from 40 TO 80; from 80 to Cos
from 20 to 20; 4 from 20 to 80 l from 50 to go
from 90 TO l00 JOG were natives Of the United States,
81 Of Ireland, of England OF Germany, Of
Eovsy.
RIyIvALs-The revival meetings al various church
ee IN the Eastern District continue with urabaed in
terest, and very large number OF conversions have
been tho result Yesterday some eighteen or twenty
persons were immersed a. the First Baptis Chureh.
THs RELIEF AssOcIA1IoS.-The Relief Association
Of the Eastern District unable extend further aid
10 the large number of families who have been depend
ent upon them for aid in consequence Of their funds
having been exhausted. At the presnt time there is
more real suffering than at any previous time this WIN
eT.
CoSFIpENcE GAME.-SOme few weeks since two
Frenshmen named Du Bois, fitted M fruit aud con
fectonery store az the of Court and West Baltic
streets purchasing liquors cigars and fruit with which
10 stock the same, from merchants in New York lac
Foods were paid for promptly delivery and credit
wac at once established. Soon after extensive pur-
shGses were made Of the same merchants, the pur-
chssers agreeing to pay for the same in few days
More than week passed on, but money was forth
coming and one of the merchants paid VISIT on
Thursday last TO the place, but found it closed. On
exsminaiop but about five hundred dollars worth OF
goods found in the store. Ii was ascsr aaed that
csrtmen had been employed iew days previously IN
cSrting goods away from the store TO some place 10
Nev-York, and Deputy ySherif Samuel Felt started IN
pursuit Of the parties and the goods. lie mas o0aned
clue to them, but has not yet succeeded IN finding
them. The operations Of the Frenchmen amount TO
rather more than ten thousand dollars.
USsUCCEssFUL ATIENpT TOASCEND ~ BALLOON.
Prot Marion announced make grand balloon ascension on
Saturday Afternoon from Military Gsden in the vicinity OF the
City Hall The balloon announced end at four OcIo
The d imitation commenced about the being OBJ
tined from the Brooklyn Gas Comrsuy's mains About i've
Seloek the sion completed but e balloon would 10; 60
The basket OF loose aud the balOo slrgns
along the ground, struck post which knocked hole in L. II
then managed get stable adjoining driven 10y the
force of the wind into the Of
tearing down IN s course. two chrneys then ked
Up and taken
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

RIyIvALs.-The revival meetings at various church
ee IN the Eastern District continue with unabated IN
teres. and very large number OF conversions have
beeb tho result. Yesterday some eighteen or twenty
persons were immersed a. the Frst Baptis. Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

The following is comparative statement Of the
value of certain exports from the commencement Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

We arfey increased nq Try for American Re
London curue past week Nov York and Erie Bonds
sud Michigan Bonds been in demand a, all
vnced rstes Central Shares have risen 10 50 the
payment of dividend aud the satisfactory statement Of
Illinois Central Share qaeta iJHer Iae
closing firm a, 5 20 discount.
elo ~ fJr /
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-20
LAST OF THE H-UGGERMUGGFRs.

Something must be done with our
good-natured friend. Dea. Comfy, of the
Dayton Journal. He is guilty of the
following must tantalizing paragraph:
A sprightly school girl who attends
the Central High where the teachers
have a way of melting the pupils 10 I'M
derstand what they say in The classes,
was reading the last of the Hugger-
muggers.' and stirred by the spiIit of in
quiry, stimulated by her teachers, if not
by a natural feminine curiosity. asked a
boy cousin Of hers the meaning of Hug
germugger. John looked thoughtful for
a moment, and then said-.In show
you-and before the inciyient woman
had time 10 make any further remark,
John had his arm around her waist, and
subjected Tito a gentle pressuTe-'That's
HUe HER and this'-patting his lips to
hers in an sffectionate collisions MUG
HERi Yes said he lot more Il an halt
displeased Sarah Ann-'and this is the
LAST Of tie Haggermuggers'-for il
you yer attempt 10 give me another
such definition. III box your ears. I've
a great mind TO tell Mr.. Hall. as soon as
j 60 to school, what Sort of a dictionary
you are carrying about you all the time
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-20
j. B. DUNLAP.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

hhoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
OK OCERlES d LIQUORS,
Nos. 4 & 5 Market Street,
4 RE now receiving a very extensive
- assortment Of goods in his line. direct from the
eastern Clhes, embracing in part the following goods:
10 Hhds; Sugar. 10 bbIs Coffee A do. 10 do B.. 10
do crushed 10 do powdered. 10 do graduated.
80 saeAs no Couee 30 do Java. 10 do aioco. 90
do Laguayra.
50 Chests Y. H, Tea. 90 do Blaek.
s5 Boxes Stelrine Candles. - 10 T.uowlo
20 do Starch
II Bags Spice. 10 do Pepper,
Ieirces Rice Edo Prunes. , do Goldfish.
4 Trails Gloves.
30 Boxes 'spoolswoorl IS Tobacco, 20 do .Moores
20 do Diamond Twist. 10 Gross Large Smoking To.
oaee4; ludo small. so do chewing.
Q Sacks Pea Nuts.
90 Boxes Nj R. Rasips; 10 = do.
Citron, Corn Starch, Farina, Mustard, Pepper Sauce.
Pickles, Sardines.
10000 Eagle Principee Cigars. 10000 Washington
do. 1860 Light Guard do, &c, &c.
~ B6ls- butter Crackers. IS do P X. Il do Sugar
10 do Soda. II do Boston.
Cream Tartar. Canphor. Chewing Gum. Indigo Al.
monds, Brazil Nuts, English waInIts. &c, DC.
10 Baskets Champaign. 100 bbls Whisky. 10 do
finger Wine. 2O-lO Gall. Kegs do. ass Gall. do.
sOO GaiIs: 'Selgnette' Brandy. 200 Calls. 'Otard' do.
) Bhls Prime Old Port Wine. , do Madeira. ? do ia.
maeia Rum. 10 do W. E. do. II do Gin. I4G calls.
Pure Gin.
Is Bbls. MOlasses. IL half do Refined Syrup, &c.
&c, &c.
My stock is full. ample, and complete. I most re-.
specially solicit an examination Of goods and prices
before purchasing elsewhere all goods parrsafed.
OClOoeI : Jt j.. ID DUNLAP.
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nRESS GOODS !-MANCHESTER
- D'Laines, Plain and Figured MerinOs, Fancy
Cassimeres. Broad Cloths for Ladies' Cloaks. in colors
AT Z. Il. HOYT & Co.'S.
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Fine Watches.

Just received by the subscriber, a large addition to
ms STOCK oil Fine Watches; also entirely new styles Of
Se"eIry, such as Cameo, Painted and Coral sets
breast rms; Diamond. Garnet, CorAeIian, Locket,
sohd &c carat, Plain and Fancy Gold Rings; Silver
spoons, &c Also. Plated Tea Sets, Plated and Sl-
yer Ware, and a full stock of Notions.
He has also made arrangements with a N,prfac.
turing mouse In Switzerland, by which, he, as Agent
Ior the manufacturers, receives watches directfron Eu-
rope: BY TINS arrangement he is enabled to sell Gold
and Silver Watches, OF all kinds. as Ion as nv can he
oougnt IN the UHited States. He has now on hand
every Earie'y Of Chronometer, Duplex, Lever and Ia
pine natenes- a large stock OF Britannia Ware. Jew
eiIy ana Fancy Goods Of every description, and he
VIII receive new supplies, monthly. His Intention
is 20 sen large amount, and he will sell to dealers
at a lower rate than ever before.
Inc Je"elry was also purchased direct from the
manu1actarers, at Jobbing Prices, and win be sold.
themselves. JTrJEs VsTTP0T
Warren. July Is 1887