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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

Il LINE-Tle Eyor.e Steamship STAR OF THE SOUTH,
C,p. Thos Lvon will eave on WEDNESDAY May II, e:
n from Pier No. ~ r. Through tickets given 20 Mont
sousry Columbus Atlanta Albany and Macon. Bills Lednl
snes ouy bard For .h passage, apply 20 SAM L.
EiICHJLL son, No. II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09
LOR SALE-To close an E,t.te, beautiful

II VILLA SITES CstskA piece Of LAND in the Village
OF Catsk extending the main rad TO the Hudson River
about % 1t be divided ss 10 make
two building SURPRISING beauty For extent OF
view aud variety scenery hardly be surpassed Part Of
tbe snd There is large variety OF eoioe
fruit aud the excellent quality. Upon The premises
rood Farm House and oubudngs For further particulars
spply To hoMEh m0hSAN, NJ.
(lSO No. Metropolitan Bank building FINEST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09
At s5-BCsINEss WRITING.-DOL-


~ languages, wishes for ENG AGEiENT during ID"
Sumer in the country Salary les considered th-G pi-ss.n
home Best references. Address A. L., No 81 GraBd-s;
care Of DR. BOLDEMANN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09
TOR SALE-Tbe HOUSE and GROUNDS OF

u the late William Partridge, esq in Bnghamiou, u hours
from New York by the Erie Railroad comprising four acres
beautifully situated the lot running its entire width through TO
the next The house contains twelve rooms, lighted
Upon the premises three csterns and
spIng; alec csriaFrouo, barn and other out houses Inc
contains all that requisite, aud the
grounds are well stocked variety fruit and shade
trees Binghaon noted for the beauty Of its situation aud
salubrty The above property viii b. ~h for SlO onehat
Of which bond and morggc For particulars n-
euire Of ALFRED PARTRIDGE No. n Chfst New.York or
Iudze GRISMOID. RinghAIntnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

ORGANS Of superior make ct bargains; sseoad.
hand Pianos EXTREMELY low prices nsns FROM IS; $3.50
Que of The sfr. Music IN the United states; Mu
,ca lurcn:s aud seal merchAndise Of al kinds the
lS.s, u.sh!e rates Planes snd Mdeons for and
Ns,si.,n. HORACE WATERS, Agent,
NO 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09
DOARDING-sCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
D A. SMITHS SCHOOL tor BOYS, Lexing.

ID ING SCHOOL az bune Falls Ms. The Term vii COM
.poe Nav 6 Number limited. Students ted for C~lese OF
fr business Circulars application 20 = j. AVERY A.
NJ. Shelbuue Falls, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

wi N Y-Mss JANE R. BULKLEY, late Of Ruger. Fe-
male Institute Principal The Session Of ths Boa riding
and Dsy school will commence MONDAY, Maya Circa-
lars nav be obtained c. ScnbneT, No. ~ Grand s. A.
D. r. Rsndoph No. 6sS Broadway and at haynOr' NO. 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

In,iud,Bs a fall and desirable sssortment 81 Lsdes
Mis.e.' STRAW BONNETS and BL0OMFRs. snd fln ~
Of Mems and Bow. PALM LEAF aud STRAW TRlhht
HATS, - which the attention d the Isde . P-'te"A
invited.
Cstsiorue. .nd Good. ready Early morning Of Sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09
NOR SALE or to LET-A large and substantial
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property

YIN pHh.i1 VI ,,n,,Sr as AZ ain;n.' d ,olrmo IN
Asshed with Of LAND with Fruit Trees an ex
ceent Well d Water IN area brick Cisiem in rear the wstef
f each 10 brought the house by rcepumps situated in
u. Village Bomngview, Staten Island two miles from Ross
Vile where steamboats, ply daily at from 10 to 5cen each one
half an hours sail city and within onequaer of mile
from the Staten Island Railroad Depot and three ouths OF mile
fom Princes Bay most delightful place for bathing and hso
Ing For further particulars, apply to 100 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

II BURGH-A numbcT OF hTsicas, HOUSES, within shoI
distance Of The ferries Ia the desirable locations Also
large number Of BUILDING LOTS many Of which located
IN The desirable parts Of the city. Apply TO
q. w. Kelsey. No. ~ Grsnd-s;. near fh-r,
WiliamsbuTgh, L. l.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-01

EDITOR CHRONICLE: We see from cor.
respondents in the various papers Of the
county, that the suggestions of your Bridge.
port Local in regard to Teachers Insti-
tute, meets with favor. and that the time
spoken of by US seems to suit all concerned
In regard to the place there does no. seen
such unanlmity. With all Difference to NJ
H. U. we ihink that st. Cairsville is the
place for the Institute. as it is more central
and as easy of access as any other point in
the county. We see ir q late Republican
that an Institute is proposed to commence
on the 26th of December, in St. ClairsviIle
and continue through the holidays. This
is good proposition and we second
it with all our heart. We hope to see
teachers from all parts of the county, aud
have their hearty cooperation. Several ab lie
men from abroad have been written to- to
assist as instructors. From consultation
with teachers from various parts of the CO.,
we are encouraged TO believe there will be
a very large attendance. It's proposed to
form classes in the primary branches taught
in our common schools, for the purpose ol
drilling in plans Of teaching, thoee branches.
If this Is done, it cannot but result in good
to the members Of those classes, and they
will return to their several schools with en-
larged views. and new and better plans Of
teaching TEACHERS. your sHalliag demands
that you be thorough in it. Will you no,
make an effort to be so! Come up to The
Institute. ( y. J.sE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, as Trustee of Wills m
i Hogue, will. on the l4th day of January, A
d., 1850, at ID O'clock, A. M, on the premises, sell
at public auction, the following described property
Situated in the town of Morristown, Belmont CO.,
Ohio, and being about 30 feet in width off the west
side OF lot No. 81 as known and designated on the
plat OF said town, ON which is situated the store
house lately occupied by said Hogue; appraised al
$500 90. Also, the interest OF said Hogue and OF
he undersigned, as his Trustee in lot No. 5S, in
said town of Murristown, as known and designa-
ted on the plat OF said town; appraised at $500
The unders igned will also. the said l4th day OF
january, 1850, at the said store-house in Morris
town, commence selling at public auction. the
personal properly assigned 10 him by said Hogur,
consisting OF a stock OF merchandise, sorrell
mare, and divers other articles. which sale will be
continued from day day ut Morristown, I'LL jan
uary 81 lS60 and at Centreville, in said county OF
Belmont on the 23I. 2ith and 25th days of Jan
nary, 1860; and thereafter at Morristown from day
to day till said sale is completed.
Terms of Sale: For the real estate first above de-
scrihed one third cash in hand; one-third in six
months and one-third in one year from The day OF
sale, with interest on the deferred payments from
The day OF sale. For the balance of the property
all amounts of S. and under each; over dollars
months credit, with approved security.
SAMUEL McKlSSON, Trustee.
December lsf, 1859. weeks.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SWAN C. VANCE VS.. HIRAM G. MARTIN, ct al
! Dfirorn the Cohrt of Common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, Twill offer for sale, in The town Of
SeTelsvile, Belmont county, Ohio. on Monday,
December I2ili, 1859, the following goods. 10 wit:
the entire stscRoi goods consisting of dry goods,
Groceries, Queensware, Hardware and Notions,
together with variety o. articles usually kept in
first class store also lot o salt in barrels one
platform scales, one horse, one two year OLE colt,
one large spring wagon, one two horse wagon, the
woodwork ot u two horse wagon and the running
gears Of buggy. Sale to commence at (6) clock,
F. NJ. of said day, and continue from day 10 day
until all are sold Terms Of sales cash.
+. LOCHARY. Sheriff OF Belmont co. Ohio
Sheriff>s Office, ST. Clsirsville. December LIST,
1859. printers feesl5O
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New York.

The Tribune states tina. the Republican,
OF New York gave, this year, much large
proportion of the whole vote cast in the
State than they have ever done before. Un
Ill this fall, tho party has never approached
within $4,000 ofa mojority of all the vote.
thrown at a general election. In 1856
though Fremont received plurality of about
80 900 (we.are dealing only with round
numbersl over Buchanan, yet the combined
vote of Buchanan and Fillmore exceeded
that of Fremont by some 5000. In 1857,
the Republican minority: was still larger, be-
ing nearly s., GOO. In 1850. when we e.ec.
ted Governor and members Of Congress
and fhe pendency of National issues grow
out of the Lecomption swinbIe was reconized
by az parties. tre; gnderhatorial vote for Par.
ker. (Democrdt) tdded to that of Burrows,
(American) exceeded that cast for Morgan
(Republican) by nearly A 900. Thus i,
it will be sean that The Republican party
of New York, ever since lis organization in
1856, has been IN minority approaching G
30 900 votes. = 5e,
Thisyear, the highest majority or the tick
et Of the Democrats and American conbin-
ed is but about l400, while one of the can
didates on the Republican ticket has a'clear
majority Of a few hundredsover the cnmbih-
ed vote for his competitor. The Republican
eandidstes supported by the. Americans,
have about $4,000 majority over the candi-
dates Of the. Democrat 'icke, niohe The
Republicans have thus 4 plurality of near
25 900 over the Democrats. The Tribune
has thece further comments on this mat
ter: t+ ,.-.-'-- - - =
IAN important :acl, pregnant with future
consequences, is sclosed by these returns.
At the late election last year, sbout re 900
votes were cast for Burrows, the American
candidate for Governor. This Fall, enly
about 75,Hoe have been given for the Utica
American. ticket. Here, then, ere about
$4,000 electors who voted fof .he American
ticket in 1853, who did not support the
Utica ticket this year. What did they do
at the recent election, Many of them re-
fused to vote at all; q considerable body sup
ported the whole. Democratic ticket; but,
judging from the large relative Republican
increase over the vote of 1856 and 1858.
dec;dedmajority of suca Of this Sc 600 as
voted at Ill. deposited clean Republican
ballots. We hail and honor this as 4 sure
indication Of the course which the greater
part of those who voted the Utica ticket,
and all those Americans who reiused.to vote
at ell, will pursue in the coming President
ial contest. They will support the Repub
iican nominee. Pretty much all of that
class of voters whose affinities are with the
Pro Slavery Democracy, entered its camp,
and fought in its ranks, this Fall.-Cincin
natl Gazette. "-
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DETAILS OF THE LOSS Of THE
INDIAN. '@''s ..

itit-a OACkVlLLE, NOV. 20
The Indian struck on sea ledge, on Mon
day last. She had on board lsS passengers
100 seameu, 800 tons cargo, and come spec.
lie. Hall an hour after striking she parted
midship. The passengers and crew took to
the boats. One Of the, boats cspsized and
several persons drowhdsd. ' '-'.
Another was slowed in Shea alongside OF
the steamer. Two other boats, with pass
.engers and sailors on toard, drifted to sea,
and have not since been heard from. $50
The schooner Alexandra arrived at Hal
ifsx yesterday, with "a persons rescued from
the wreck. The number of lives lost is not
known yet. - h.l.'31
Tne schooner Leatea, which went to
the assistance Of the Indian, YVES wrecked
on the breakers. ALI of the crew were saw!
pd q >
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Deb 96trtisfnlents.
SHERIFFS SALE.

Q. b ToMfKINs rs. WILLIAM c. CARMAN.
Day VIRTUE Oh Mantate tosfie directed from
I'D the Court ol Common Piees Of Belrion; CO.,
Ohio, will sell the front door Of the court house
in the Town OF 81. Clairsvilie in said county, on
TUESDAY. January 3rd, 1860. between the hours
Of ten o'clock. A. NJ, and clock, p M OF said day
the following described real estate, to w!t.-Tbe
land, Belmont county. and being in section No 81
tp and range 4, in snid county, appraised nj the
sum o. $50 dollars. Terms cash.
-. P.sLOChARY, Sheriff of Belmont co., o.
Sherifs Office, ST. Clairsville, December ls,,
1859 nrinier,s fees2 Is
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RECEIVERS SALE.
State of Olio Relnaont Countu SIS

Stdte OF Ohto, Belmont County, 81.
DURSUANT to an order of sa lie from the court
L ofCommon Pleas, in and TOR the county OF
Belmont issued in the case OF Daniel Peck agains'
John A. Grove and Others, and to me directed. 1
shall expose TO public sale, the Court House, in
ST Cla irsville, on SATURDAY. the 3lst day OF
December, "A. D.. 1859, at o'clock, P. NJ, the
following described property, to wit. Situated in
the town OF ST. Ciairssiile in said county of Bel
mont, being i6 feet more or less off the East part
of lot No. 50, in said town
The said property is appraised as follows:-So
much thereof as lies West of the line dividing the
brick andwooden houses situated thereon, and of 4
continuation of said line in the same direction u
the Meth end of said lot, $500; and the balance
OF said properly al $500.
Terms OF SALE-One- third IN hand, one-third
in one year, & third in years with interest on
the deerredpaymenls from the day of sale.
The premises will be sold separately, a. appraised
or together, to suit purchasers.
ID. ID. Il. COW EN-, Receiver.
December lst, 1859 4w
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NJ Office is hereby tiven that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed trustee of William
Hogue, of Belmont county, Ohio, for the benefit OF
his creditors, who are hereby not flied to present
their claims against said Hogue to the undersigned
for settlement within six months from this date
SAMUEL McKlSSON, Trustee.
December lst 1859 3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-01

REMOVAL oF ISAAC Cook The Chicago
Times says tha. the entire Cabinet at Was
hington are in favor Of the removs Of Isaac
Cook, the Postmaster at Chicago. Post
msste, General Holt demands it. The Pre-
ident, however, sussains him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-01

@Bishop Simpson, of the NJ E Church
lectured in Baltimore on Monday evening
Subject-Easlern Travels. The proceed
ipgs to be applied to the erection of schoo
in China, for the education Of females.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-01

New York LEGIsLATuRE.-The- newly
elected Legislature OF New York stands as
follows: ".,i--.
SEEArE.--Republicans "a, Democrats 4;
majority for Republicans II.
. HOUSE sE.-Republicans 90; Democrats 49,
'majoriiy for Republicans So. -.,
Majority on join; bpllo,, 69.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-01

Nov. l7th:by the Rev. james N. Turner,
MrWESTLY JONES to Miss ELIZA
BETH HANES, both of Martinsyille Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-01

BELLAiRE, oaIo, DEcEnsE1 Is +, 1859
BRLLAIRE TINE TABLE.

80 Trans LxAvE. 5e..t
For Columbus and Cincinnati, at 3 90 a.
n, ,s.I6A.M. 635Fn. ,,JJofFF
For Cleveland and Pittsburgh. at 500 A.
H., IL Is A. NJ, 9 As Pm. iei-.s
For Baltimore, al 1920 noon, $50 P. N.
7.40 A.. K.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From Columbus and Cincinnati, at O.45
A. NJ, IL 2t A. 9.25 P. n.
From Cleveland and Pittsburgh, at $50
A. n, $50 P. M. HOS An.
From Baltimore, al 8.l6 A. N. .l5 A. M
5 40 P. NJ. as.rsar 80 -e'i5l.o, -s'.
.GSpecial train, &c. o. R. R.) runs to
Bridgeport every morning, Sundays e xcep-
ted) at Z, returning immediately.
FRkIeHrs: C.. g. P. X. r. Freight train
ieaFss ct los A. n, arrives at 6. 20. p. NJ.
c T.. & r frsights leave No. il al AGO a 4
and No: : at 1000 ? n. Arrive No. ! at g..
ID n, aud. No. 2 at l0.45 AN.
No. I Freight train West. and No. 2
Freight train East will carry passengers.
TC,& P and CO R R trains run on
Columbus time; Baltimore ira ins run on
Bsltiu,ure time, which is about 25 minut es
faster tnan Columbus time. - -
November IA, 1853. y 4 s-r7z4----z,s =
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. 'raE Bsiata1i...i REVIEW. is usual.
,hoseh Il is simos, superAuous to call e-pec-
i.l st,eniioa 4, i, this season Of the yesr 10
,hs merits ofshess gfe.t Periodicals. The
subject. however, is one % which we are
always read, to speak. Tor il is never exhsus.
ted Ras hafofy TOO muen 10 sefs. u naSiy
il ~ 100 much 10 say, that The man who
tbssisu.lly negieSt' 70 ,e.dths British Re-
.4ess = eeaaas tas s, 'a's''es s.as' asse."p"eS'
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BeI.e.t County Bible society.

Bel.s.t Coynty Bible seeiety. y g
Ths snnss3 meeting Of this Society will
- held ID. De Pssrby:erian Church, 'a'
Morfis,owu. % Thursday, December 2sih
1859, At o'clock, I'm, Il is very important
that the officers of township societies be
present. Those OF them who cannot be pre-.
ssnt, win please transmit full reports to the
officers-of the County Soclety. .. =.
S. KENNEDY. Secretary.
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Thirty Years Experience
z. Has proved the value OF
DIR. A 8 TSDD,S
ANTl-BjIOUs OR LIVER PILLS,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA; INDfGEs
p lTION,
and other diseases Of the Liver, Stomach. and Bow

They sre.more popular to-day than ever before
as 10 demonstrated by the testimony whic h we Nv
dailxreeeivs from tbos who have used them
Amy lone " no. reads the "Directions for Use''
which accompany these Pills. w III be impressed
with The fact that they are entirely different from
the cheap pills with which the country is flooded.
For int eresiing particulars, letters. &C.. ciE
Gulars which, with ihe Pills. can be obtained o.
l. II. PATTERSON and J. W. COLLINS, Sein,
Clairsvlie, and from Dealers generally Throughout,
the country.
I. II. LOGAN & CO., General Agents,
moi Wheeling, Va.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-01
LOOK 70 KoUR ORCHARDS
fruit TREES, ORNAMENTAL TREES. SHRUBS
GARDEN PLANTS ROSES &C
E. 8 WILLIAMS.
OF WHEELING, VA, -

PREPARED To RECEIVE AND ORNAMENTAL
i in
is
is 5to fleet high 5to4 o4yessI5
T. f t sh.
from
D~aI ~ ~ % ' Two 10 do three 'so' so oil" d
spes nau can foreign. =.
eGapean dCneryCu
me canor rHouzh
Raphenie; including all ngorts
Bia er
M =
&C. a a% indn eyarey.
II
for MSpr
feel
ward promptau mention
dress
. RaaW VS.
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.aA ADuIrrxp TO DArL.-lt viii be, .fecol.
leeted hat Dr. w. r. Palmer Of the, yicin.
: isy Of Memphis, was arrested for .sIIedged
completely in the Hsr7er's Ferry affair."
We learn ty he Memphis Enquirer, of the
lsth. that be has been admitted to bail in
the sum of $1,000. After the bonds bat
been signed, and bis release obtained. he
remarked that he looked upon il az exceed
ingly singular that he who was the owner
Of two or three plantations, and thirty o
forty negroes. and who was so lily able !.
gain livelihood in his old sge without ,hi
aid, should be charged with being fmplica
tea In this refsffiia5tSas' trapsactfon.
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