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A MBROTYPES-sx PRorIrs AND QvIcK

81 T..
Ut kiNbiiNG AND STOVE WOOD,
WY,HIgTIE hASP BED BED a Ash goal,
CUMBERLAND, LUMP, & SMITHS COAL!
FAIR PRICES EXPECTED!
We wish IL understood that we design doing a
cash business Persons sending us their orders will
please send the money or have it ready when the
sending forit. . =
We would say to those few parsons having 90
counts, we consider them due at any time we pre-
EP5ss:sntssk w Co.. ,.,sT 2; "a W. N. GAIT.
foot OF l1th st.. below War DepaTt't. ma IF
Tt CARRIAGES IS
Il He Subscriber having made additions TO his
factory making It now one ofthe largest R7I
in the District, where his facilities for $500
manufacturing CARRIAGE LIGHTRS
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be surpassed and
fom his long experience in the business, he hopes
to give general Satisfaction. rS-
!, All kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRsn neatly done, and ali orders prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for nav
Ones '--- ANDREW j. JOYCE,
lett 49, - - oornar Of 18th and Y sts.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!

u HIS Great PurIher Of the Blood, the INDIAN
G6xA y By MT
mesieine. nov known to the faculty. and its popu-
ss Erysipeas, Rheumatisn, and ali d ssases Of the
Stomach, Blood and Skin it's found to be mos.
Kidneys; and there are hundreds Of our citizens
who can testify to the good results which have fol
10 II s nos,sss nd m
bestowing incalculabie benefit upon suFeriag hu-
manlty. IL 10 for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence
I5s East Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores. :
Agents in Washington-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and 18th street, Browns Hotel Squares F.
B. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue;
and the Druggists generally. Also BY r. 8. T. CHS
sell, George ----
The best reference can be given in or OFT of the
city, and numerous certificates seen BY calling on
the Pr0prietoress. yaar t7-1v
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III The time for receiving proposals under the
above advertisement has bsen extended from 18th
July To Monday, st of Augnst next ia D. eotd
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TEN MELonEoNS, FIFTY PIANOS, Seven
HARPS for, sale or rent by JOHN +. ELLIS, 500
Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS
Also, q large stock of PIANO COVERS and
STOOLS STRINGS: BOWS, ROSIN, PEGS,
Il $500 4~t.:s SAVED. - =
.Jap, pW;19a6sb SRRnf fsssT sSs,s Eoad sp vel e
TI61N STEAM And FIRE 4 EGiUff. HTf6kHssi
very great in n ssvns fuel preventing explosions,
FORM wonld refer 70 this( star Office engine room
or L. h. u. 4; Sehnider, or any OF the numerous
%s1 "- ss.n' 'h'' D. W. HE ..sts.o AsspPt
81 FoX,s EXcEI. sTOR CRAcKERs,.A fresh
iotof Fo1's celebrated Lansingburgh CRACK
EkS RECEIVED to-day. We supply dealers in this
elty ~ the same rate as they can be got from New
York CITY. bills.1 q KING a BURCHELL,
maH CORNER of Vermont avenne and iath at
ADiEs DRESS Tk XHb sosNEr aoxrs
J sorJrHrfeSSs s FR Il NJ r,cropv 80
toS Seventh street,
ish-aa 0lpOais odd PslOvr Hell.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
i WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'S PEGTQRA- SYRUP OF

nouneed by medical men, and those who have used
it, 70 be the best preparation for CosgAs, Colds Ca
Cold, and preventive of that lion Of Diseases Goa
sumption. ~
the TASTE softsnE clears and strengthens the voice
alays all irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold 1900.
H. Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81. Sold by al
druggists in Washington, GEORGETOWN and Alexan-
drlS. oc III If
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We MANY THUUSANDS cured AZ tbs Insutpden VithI
hs last seventeen years. and The important Surg
eai spsrsusas performed y Dr. 1ehasoa Witnessed ey
witch tsys sppssrsd again and again before the pssie
sdss his standinE gentleman OF character aud
Siity sui client ssss.niss 70 the a0stsd nan ki,
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M THE MEXICAN
INl u ANG MIN r INT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED!
Mr.. 8. LITCH, Hyde Park, VT, writes =" That
the horse considered worthless,' lhis case was
SPAWN but since the free use Of Mustang Lini
ment, / have sold him for $50 cash. Your Lini-
ment has been doing wonders up here
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Alphabetical Business Directory.

al SerSr. 1sssf. 81 ssssssss - fIs esis.
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MARRIAGE.
MARREp PERSoN1

smsf ksy, ColIsGs safgssns Esodsn, dssti
from OF the most eminent Cosfss the Untsd sstss
and the gsstsr Of whose life has been spent the hes
P London Psris, Phiizdslpaia and sssshss has Of
fsctsd some OF the sstonshinE that
tnevn many troublsd with ringing in the head and ear
vhsn asssp; great usrvousn bsng alarmed suddsr
ssands bashfsnsss with frequent bsshng amended sons
Hith Of
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BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 1855
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE


The undersigoed, Rev X Bragg u ular
stshng, and pastor OF the Orthodox Church
Mass He Is gsnisIaAn oil great influence and
belu we'd
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, AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

LOWELL, MASS.. : 4 y
PRIcE, o. PER BOTTLE; Six BOTrLRs FOR S.
Sell. Gsorss,osn. and BY al Drug sists every where
% 4-soSmf
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LA w INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CouRT.-Hon. Henry Stump, Judge.
Milton Whitney, Esq, States Attorney, Prose-
ting.
State Us. Charles Brown Indicted for the viola
tion of the pilot laws of the State, by towing out
the brig 'Alston" from the port of Baltimore with
out pilot license, as required by the act of 1853,
chap. 2l4.
Charles Marshall, Esq.,, made his argument for
the defence, occupying about two hours in its de-
livery. He was followed by Mr.. Whitney for the
State who spoke about two hours, when the jury
retired.
7. Joseph Rodgers, Esq, appeared and asked the
Court to set aside its Judgment in the of Nell
Butler, free negro, found guilty of larceny and
sentenced to be sold out of the State for a period
of six years, the sentence was contrary to the
enactments punishing such offences. The law of
1858 said that free negro found guilty of larceny,
should be sold in the State for period of not less
than two or more than five years.
Judge Stump said that the negro Butler had
served term in the penitentiary and the law pro-
tiary for any offence, that when convicted of lar
ceny he should be sold out of the State. The Court
would take year off the sentence, and make ii
five, but would not set it aside.
Louis Frank, charged with burglary, sur
rendered by his bail, and the Court ordered him to
| be imprisoned.
| Henry Beasonborough and Adam Seabold charg-
ed with larceny removed their cases to Baltimore
| county Court.
William L. Schley, ESQ.,, appeared and asked that
| Margaret A. Sanderson be declared lunatic and
| pauper, and that the Court issue an order com
mitting her to the hospital.
Ajury was empannelled, and it was in evidence thai
she has been confined at Mount Hope for the past
| six months, the expenses of which have been met
| by charitable contributions. Her relations are al
very poor, scarcely having the absolute necessities
for the sustenance of life. The jury rendered yer
dict that she insane, without means of support
and the Court ordered the clerk to issue the orde
| for her committal.
Court adjourned until this morning at ten o'clock
The jury in the case of State Us. Henry Brown
had not been able to agree at the hour of adjourn
ment and the Court ordered that they should bring
| in a sealed verdict.
The following document was furnished by Judg,
Stump, yesterday, to the reporters of the various
papers, and has, we learn, been fled in the Clerk
| Office of the Criminal Court, in the case of tn
| State %. VIM. g. Ford
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL

FRIDAY, January 20, 1859.
FIRST BRANCH-Present-JoH t. FoRD, ESQ.,,
and all the members, excepting Messrs. HoUsToN and
WOODS.
message was received from the Second Branch
embodying resolution that when the Council ad-
Journ this evening it be until Monday next at five
o'clock. Concurred in.
Mr. BEALE presented an ordinance in relation to
the paving of Dock street. from Caroline street to
the draw-bridge, the expense thereof to be paid by
the property holders on that part of Dock street.
Referred to the Committee on Highways.
Mr.. HINES offered resolution in relation to
placing stepping stones at certain points. Referred
to the City Commissioner.
Mr. GLANyILLE presented the report of the Com
mlttee on Claims, sanctoning the claims of certain
parties for labor done in the Criminal Court Room.
Laid on the table.
Mr. JENKINS offered resolution relative to placing
stepplng-stones at certain points Referred to the
Committee on Highways.
Mr.. GLANvILLE presented the report of the Com
mittee on Claims favorable to the claim of John
stewart TOR carriages furnished the members of
the Committee on Highways. Laid on the table,
MIR. RANDOLPH called up the resolution in refer
ence to the appointment of assistant book keeper
10 the City Collector, at a salary of 81 ,000. He
ofered an amendment striking out the word Gre
solved and inserting enacting clause Adop-
ted.
Mr.. BEALE offered an amendment making it in
cumbent on the different city officers to send in the
names OF the clerks, and other officers under them,
to the City Council for confirmation.
Mr.. RANDOLPH moved to lay the amendment on
the table.
Mr.. BEALE withdrew the amendment
The bill as amended was passed.
Mr.. BEALE presented an ordinance making it in
cumbent on the different city officers to send in the
names OF their employees. Laid on the table.
Mr.. BEAoHAM called up the ordinance changing
the name of Neghbor street to that of Chew street.
Passed.
Mr.. RANDOLPH called up the ordinance authoriz-
ing the publication of taxes remaining unpaid in
the offices of the Auditor and Collector
Mr.. RANDOLPH and Mr.. MONTAGUE offered amend
ments, which were adopted, when the bill was laid
the table.
On motion the Branch adjourned.
SECOND BRANoH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
journment. Present-WM MCPHAIL, ESQ.,, Pres-
dent, and all the members.
Mr.. CoLToN called up the ordinance relative to
repeating the ordinance providing for numbering
the houses of the city of Baltimore which was read
second time, and on motion of Mr.. McCoMAs re-
ferred to the Committee Police and Jail.
A resolution was received from the First Branch
relative to ratifying the report of the Commission
ers on the part of the city in the recent division of
the almshouse property.
On motion of Mr.. Cook, the rules were suspended
and the resolution read second time and con-
Cured in.
The Branch then adjourned until Monday after
noon at o'clock.
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REBUTTING AFFIDAVIT

lie
On this 2Sth January, A. D. 1859 in omen court
personally appeared Nathan H. Ware, and made
oath on the Holy Evangely of Almighty God. that
he one ofthe jurors in the above entitled eause
recently tried in this Court, and that he gave his
verdict upon the law and evidence in said cause
He is not sure that he is acquainted with any one
of the name of James CrOwther, nor does he know
who John Wooden is; but he is that he never
made of any such expressions those attributed
to him by the affidayits filed here by the defend
ants He was impartial and free from any bias
prejudice against said Crops, which would prevent
him from doing justice juror in said cause.
GEo. Ill. CARMAN, Clerk.
COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND Dec. TERM,
IS5S.-ANNAPoLIs, January 2Sth, l859.-No. SO.
John c. Bridges and Hiram Woods, u.s., Catharine
Mckenna, by her next friend Owen McKenna-ap-
peal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore city-was
further argued and concluded by Carter and Camp
bell for the appellee.
No. II. Alfred G.. Benson and Richard W.
Trundy, Us, Adino P. Atwood, Jos. Nicholson, and
Baltimore city. Tuck Justice, delivered the opinion
of this Court affirming the judgment appealed from.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs-Thurs-
day, January 27.-J. Grenville Kane and VIM. P
Lee, Esqs., of New York. were admitted ATTORNEYS
and counsellors of this court.
No. Sc. The United States, plaintiffs in error u.s.
the City Bank of Columbus. The argument in this
cause was continued by Mr. Stanbery for the de-
fendant in error, and concluded by Mr.. Hull for
the plaintiffs in error.
No. 81. John W. Britain, appellant, Us. VIM. A.
Barnaby, claimant of the ship "Alboni." This
cause was argued by Mr.. Sherwood for the appel
liant, and by Mr.. Broom for the appellee
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'clock
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Arrival of the Steameru,tno,s.

New YoRK, January 2s.-The steamer Illinois,
from Aspinwall, with Sl,2O0,OOO in treasure, and
two hundred passengers from California, has ar
rived. The principal consgnees on her specie list
are as follows Wells Fargo, $3.50, 900; Freeman
Co.. $50, ,000 American Exchange Bank, Sl43,-
900; William Helle Co., Sl23, 900. Nearly all
the items of intelligence have been anticipated
The markets at San Francisco were very dull for
Atlantic products and China and East India stocks
were rapidly accumulating. Gold dust was coming
in more literally from the mines.
The Presidents message by the overland express
reached San Francisco only two days in advance
OF its receipt by Panama route.
The Fraser River mines looking up. The ice
had broken up in the river and the steamers were
making their usual trips.
The dates from Valparaiso are to the 25th ult
Another revolution had taken place in Chill, and
there was prospect that the then existing govern
ment would be overthrown.
The Valparaiso Mercurio had been suppressed by
the Government, and the provinces of Valparaiso
Several printing offices had been closed, and
large number of citizens, belonging to a political
club at Santiago, were imprisoned.
The dates from the lsthmus are to the 10TH A
fracas occurred at Aspinwall on the 9th, between
some sailors of the United State frigate Roanoke
and the foreign residents Not much damage was
done.
The United States frigate Merrimac, and sloop of
war Decatur, were at Realijo on the lst inst. The
latter was preparing for a cruise.
The steamer Washington was announced to leave
Aspinwall on the goth for San Francisco, via Cape
Horn.
The Costa Rca Congress was in extraordinary
session on the 22d ult. They had ratified the Belly
treaty, with some slight notifications.
: General Lamar's manifesto in Nicaragua had
created some sensation throughout Central Amer-
ca, while the conduct of President Buchanan to-
ward the hlibusters was fully appreciated.
From Utnh
LEAvEswoRru, Jan. 27.-Utab dates TO December
2sth have been received There had been no
quorum of the Legislature in attendance. Cover
nor Cummings message is described brief and
pointed.
The weather had been very severe. The mer-
curry stood at 2So below zero for four consecutive
days.
The Presidents Message arrived at Salt Lake in
eleven days.
An entirely practicable pass through the Sierra
Nevada, which shortens the distance to the Pacific
materially, has been discovered.
Marine Disasters.
BosroN, January 2S.-The ship Roebuck from
New Orleans has gone ashore Ochapet rocks and
bilged. The crew were saved
The brig George Washington, for Mobile, is
ashore in Nantucket roads, but will come off at
high water it is supposed.
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Mr.. Paul Emile Desdunes, of Port au Prince, is
in New Orleans for the second time on mission
from the Emperor Soulouque's Government, to in
duce agriculturists and mechanics of free col
ored population to emigrate to Hayti, under very
attering promises of protection and assistance from
the Haytien Government whose desire it is to place
under active and extensive cultivation large
quantity of partially abandoned sugar and other
estates.
Mr.. Desdunes was in New Orleans two months
ago on the same errand, and was sufficiently sue
cessful to induce him to return in search of more
emigrants.
Geffrard's family was imprisoned at Port au
Prince, when his fight was ascertained.
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On Wednesday evening last, as the sheriff of
Cattaraugus county, New York, was conveying
prisoner to Auburn, the man sprang from the train
speed. His legs were shackled, and as he struck
the ground he turned complete somerset back
ward, striking his head upon one of the timbers in
a cattle-gaard, over which the car happened to be
passing at the moment, and fell upon his face life
less
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The New York Tribune of to day saws.

There has been considerable disturbance of loans
Thursday occasoned by the wants Of parties whose bid
have been accepted for the Government loan. Some
the banks have been obliged away applicants
loans have been made at as per cent which, last week
could have been had at per cent Paper in bank il
nominaly higher al per cent but in the discount houses
the e is marked change There is evidently a com
bined action upon the part of few of the large banks
advance the of interest but the impression is tina
they will not meet with permanent success.
The amount of gold deposited in the SubTreasury OF
Thursday, account of the loan, about s600 900
making 81 900 in ALL As the takers have the privi
lege of making deposits until March, many
them will probably wait until the present furry in h
money market subsidies. The demand for the loan
tuues foirly active at about 2A3 per cent net The
sales Thursday probably half Million portion
to go abroad a remittance
Sales of Government IS. 1874 woke made at 3d1034
back interest paid by the seller.
The market for foreign Exchange at New York is quie
and firm The amount of bills coming from the South is
still Unexpectedly limited, but bankers signatures
plenty The range for Sterling is 1OSk(G109S Francs
520(G5I5
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The bark France, Capt. Ellis, of New York, in a
late voyage from Havana to Bristol, fell in with the
British bark Magistrate, of Liverpool, in sinking
condition, and rescued the officers and crew. The
British government has acknowledged the service
through Lord Napier, by presenting fine telescope
| to Capt. Ellis.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOA
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.

The New York stock market to-day hea w, and all
the stocks the list fell of in price, Virginia and Mis-
souri, 6s declined each, Illinois Central bonds II Can
ton u; Erie III New York Central X Reading 8; Cleve
land and Toledo " Michigan Southern p; Rock Island
n and La Crosse and Milwaukee, Harlem, and Galena
and Chicago each.
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VOL. II---NO. 292.
ttlonstarp ano Commercial 4ebieiu.


There has been rather done in Stocks this week
than last but the market has been by no means active,
the total value Of the operations being only about $780,
600. There has increased demand for Railroad
stocks, sales this week of 700 shares
Baltimore Ohio and of about 5000 shares Northern
Central. Baltimore and Ohio opened with sales at $50
56& cash, but today it sold at $56x cash and $56H
seller 60 days, and it left of at $56 bid, s56x asked
regular way. Northern Central opened at $40 G2OX
and advanced to $201 cash. but it again fell Off and to-
day sold at $50 cash, and at the figure time,
and it closed at $40 bd $2OS asked regular way There
has been considerable done this week in Northern Central
Railway 1885 bonds lot of $500 of these bonds was
sold early in the 7O4 'but subsequently note
sales of $ 900 at TO- which figure they closed steady
to-day. We note also sales of 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio
1880 bonds at san and of $500 Northwestern Virginia
first mortgage do at 929lh, the market for them clos
ing at the latter figure. There has been fair inquiry
for City 6s, and sales of $3.50 at DIX
ASK for 1885, 99k for 1890 coupons; and 100
geek for 1890 inscribed bonds We note also sale o
$500 Maryland 6 1870 at 104k There has quite
active inquiry this week for Bank stocks and we note
sales of 46 shares Bank of Baltimore at $OOX 1O01
% shares Bank of Commerce at $24H(d244 IS shares
Union at $754 75x SO shares Farmers and Merchants
at s4o IL shares Marine $780, and "a shares Chesa-
peake at $25. There sale made early in the week
of 100 shares Canton at s0x seller 60 days. and to-day
there 500 shares Springfield Mining Company sold
at 81 buyer 80 days.
Money continues very easy. There is large business
doing in all branches of trade and good deal paper
making than there has been but comparatively little
finds its way to the street. of it being absorbed
by the banks, all of whom dscounting quite freely
Prime double single paper be very readily
negotiated the street at per cent, and call loans
good stock collateras be made at 596 per cent.
The foreign imports at the of Baltimore for the week
ending Thursday amount in value to $169 0 S32 09
of which composed of Free and $l3 1903 of duty
ing goods and the foreign exports from Baltimore for the
period amount in value to $122 against total
of $59,S74 for the corresponding week in 1858.
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JANUARY %.

SHIPS.
Bremerhaven, (Brem) Hilken, Bremen-F L. Brauns Co.
Chas. Cooper, Short Calao-Barr & Muir
Empress of the Sea, Wilson, -, W. Wilson Son.
Falmouth, Berry, Lverpool-F l.. Brauns 4 Co.
George Peabody, Emeron Chncha Islands-Barrl MUIR
Joseph Tarratt (Br) Ham, CallaO-Barril & Muir.
Kelvin, (Br.) Hatfield, Caao-Barril 4 Muir
Macauay Rodgers. Caao-C Morton Stewart
Mississippi, Allen, Rotterdam-B. NJ. Hodges, Jr
Roland (Brem.) Reichl, Calcutta-A. Schumacher Co.
Rhea Sylvia, Evans, Callao-Baril Muir.
Star King, Turner, Caao-Bari Muir.
BARKS.
Glenalvon, (Br) Norris Liverpoo-R. 4 II. r. Tucker
Lapwng, Kelly, Rio de Janero-Hugh jenkins & Co.
Tangier, Hail. Guayaquil-J. Workman.
Weybosset' Peeling' LivenPsSPeliccF PsPic L. Brauns Co.
Hannah, Creighton, for sale-Trayers Mitchell.
Hobart, Hooper, franklin La--Kesey & Gray.
Hannah Balch, Matthews, Observation-Disclosures 4 Gray
Mary Morton, (Br) DAWSON CORVALLIS, n. S-master
Richmond, Hopkins, Franklin Las. G. Hand Co.
SCHO0NERS.
A. l.. Hyde Anderson, Grand Turk, T. L-Kcsey Gray.
Adrianna Blake Portland-Kesey Gray.
Cosmos, Stevens Plymouth, Mass.-master.
c. s. Carstairs Somers, Savannah-W. Rhoads & Son.
ID. W. Hammond, WiXOn, New York-P. Malcolm 4 Co.
Drucille, Messer, -, Whedbee 4 Dickinson
Flying Scud Carmine, Wilmington -Dunnock Weatherly
Hope, Frank Richmond-Travers Mitchell.
Harriet, Peters, franklin La-Samuel Hurlbut.
John H. Travers Wilmington, N C.-Travers Il Mitchell
yustina Bandel, Peterson, Richmond-P. Bandel
Samuel Francis, Brown, New York.Dunnock Weathe ly
Sarah NJ Sherman Sherman, Provdence-S Phillips Co.
Samuel, Jones, Charleston, Charles Pendergast.
VIM. A. Hamil Doritee for fteght.
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Ohio Legislature.

OHIO Ieg1slnture.
CLEVELAND, Jan. E.-The bill repeating the ten
per cent interest law passed the House at Columbus
| yesterday.
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

UVtrIanu IsII1OTnla ItdVts every
Monday and Thursday at 8 A. NJ Letters designed for it
should be marked "Overand, via St Louis
The Havana leave New York the 3D. 7th 18TH
18th and 9th of each month"; and Charleston, c.,
4th 10Th The New York steamers the I'd and
the only under strict contract with Government sail
their appointed days
For INDIA, &cThe Overland Mail India in Lon
don follows Via Marseiles the 3D. 9TH 7th and 18th
of each month; via Southampton, 4, 18th and GOTH For
China via Marselles 9th and 25th via Southampton,
and Goth For Australia via Marseles and s9ez the
10TH via Southampton and SueZ, 18TH When the date of
making Indian and Australian mails London falls
Sunday they are made up on til evening previous.