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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-03

ME HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in
view of the awful destruction of human life
Caused by Sex al diseases. and the decePtions prac-
by Quacks. several years ago directed their Con-
sultIng Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy
OF tseir name to open DisPensaiy for the treat.
ment OF this Class of diseases in all the FORMS and
to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS % all who
apply by letter. ith description of their condi-
tIon. (sgn- occupation, habits of life, > and in
Cases OF extreme poverty, to FuRNl.H MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to add thu the
Association commands the highest edical skill OF
the age, and Will furnish the most approves modern
treatment
The Directors ofthe Association, in the Annual
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases for
the year ending January ist 1853 express the high
est satisfaction with the success wh ch has attended
the labors OF tho Consulting Surgeon in the OF
Sperma!orrh'ra, Seminal Weakness, Impotence.
G"norrhTa, elect, syphilis, the vice Of Onanism or
Seli-abuse, Co. and order continuance of the same
plan for the ensuing year
The Directors, on a review of the past, feel as
sured that their lahors in This sphere of benevoIe
effort have been OF great heneit the af cted
vote themselves. with renewed zeal to this very im
portant and mu ch dcspised cause.
An admirable Report ON SpermatorrhGa, or Sem
inal Weakness, the vice of Ouanism, Masturbation
Self abuse. and her diseases of the sexual or
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin sealed enveope), FREE DF CHA ARGE,
on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage. Other
Reports and Tracts on the nature aud treatment OF
sexnaI Diseases dict, Constantly bel nc pu h.
lished Tor crstuitOus distribut On and will lie semi
TO The afflicted some of the remedies and
methods OF treatment discovered during the last
are of great value.
Address, for Report trea tment DR. SKILLIN
HCtGH ron, Acting Surgeon, Howard Associatin,
Citation, No. ., South Ninth street, Philadelphia Pa
By order of the Directors.
EZRA u. HEARTW YELL. President.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-03
BRIDGEPORT
TIE uNRIvALLED LARGE OVEN ErNA.

TIL UNRINAT.1ED LAET OVEN ETNA,
both of which We have lsr sale
We hare also on hand sRd constr ntly re
plenishiug large stock OF HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS AND HARDWARE; consisting in part O
as follows: Tahie Cutlery. Knives and Forks, Ca.
vers, Tea and Table Spoons OF every quality ant
kint. Candle sticks. ShOveis, Pokers. J1ngs, Saa
Irons, brass Kettles, JapaIred Ware. ShOyels All,
Spades. Garden Hoes and Rakes, Pitch and SIaLl,
Forks. &c.
In conclusion. you must call and examine ou
stock. for II is too extensive 10 enumerate every
thing in an aGver rlisement or cit cular. Mr.. Arkl
takes this occasion ~ return his thanks to the peo
pie of Bridgeport and Belmont county foG their iib
eral patronage and friendship towards him durln!
the year and half which he has had the pleas u
of doing business " 18th them. And in max ing tn,
change which has been III ade, both parties propos,
that, by constant aud clnse attention business
be able to merit full share of public favor here
tofore. TIiUS G. CULBERTSON IL co
Bridegroom, Nov Is, 1853.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-03-03
The venerable Senator raising his spec

The venerable Senator raising his spec
tacles, and fixing his eyes in wonder and
amazement at the ingenious young Carroll
niau, in his mild and emphatic tone, inter
rogorat I'm as follows:
you are the son of Colonel H, of St.
- Parish, South Carolina, who was born
in the said parish?'
Il am. sir promptly and proudly respond
ed the young gentleman.
The grandson Of General H, who
served under General Sumpter, in the Rev
oluiionary Warp
Yes, sir,' was the prompt reply.
your mother was .he daughter of Mrs.
Nancy -, who set fire to her mansion
in the Revolution. to prevent the British
from occupying iti'
yes, SIR enthusiastically exclaimed the
representative of one of Cardinals proudes'
fdmilies.
sAnd you,' continued the patriotic old
Senator, have been educated at the Acad'
emy -, in and instructed in the
principles, duties and knowledge OF YOU
position, your birth and familyr
Yes, SIR modestly remarked the now
impatient youth.
Then, sir exclaimed the Judge, in tont
of naughty firmness and Indignation, 'how
dare you to turn your back upon al! the ira
di,ional principles, and ideas, and customs
of your State, upon the sentiments and prn
ciples OF your family. your ancestors AM
your countrymen, and degrade yourself t
the level of common wooden nutmeg Yam
kee. by inventing machiner
The ingenious but, alas! high-born youn!
Carolnian, was so affected BY tie iOrcib!
manner in which the Senator presented tn
enormi:y of his conduct, that he abandone
its application, and returned to South Caro-
lima with view of standing for Congress
in his District at the next election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

Steamship Roanoke, Sinner, Norfolk, mdse aud rs~. 70
Luo,m Bincken jan 49, M, passed, IN Hanpsos
Roso., chip Chariot Of Esae, for NswYofk
Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, New Orleans and Havana,
psss Livingston. Crocberon Co The b. w.
fine Gather the entire passass.
Steamship Cnss peake Crowen, Baltimore H. B. Cromwell
Ship EMPIRE lbs Liverpool Nov. n, m3.s. pss.
10 Ter, Has persnced very heavy ssesI
lost rails ard received damage Dec T. James Qahn,
seamsD Epsnd was Loaf OVERHEARD while resng the fore.
sail Christopher spect Of Germany and Reuben kAys
ship Helm A Miller Sweeney. Baltimore days ndse. 10
Wells Emanuel Is bound 70 California to this port -
finish loading
Ship Desdnousht sarnuels Liverpool o. md.e and 90
pass 20 David Ogden The D. hss days from the 0eoses-
Bark Old Hickory (os Phsse phs) Ho mss Theste Oct ~
Gibraltar Dec mdIe. TO " W P9h1s 20 Dee o isni.
for Philadelphia Jan g. lat ~ ~ lon ~ spoke BACK A. A
Drsber Of and nom Phls1slpha for 8, Kite eli vel
sns ssrtss Cole Is days. sugar aAd "Iss'ss
Bark oce.n Home HnckIsy, Nowossns IS ds,a snsG sAA
sehr A. Han mond (of Bo.too) Clark PhfsdsIpds and
days from the Cspes bound to Boston. Vs. days hor1a nP
sehr Village Belle Burgess Virginia. oysten, for New
scbr w Phiuip. Smith Win nston Del, days grain.
sehr Isabella Fslltha, Boston dsJs mdss 70 Dayton
Ser O. L. level Boston d.ys mdss to j. H. Nhksfrsn.
sobr J. w, Ysulkn, Boston dsys ndse. 70 DsJton
8 In VIM Martin (of Orlesnsl Do5se Jasuel n Gays ns
Fortune ISLAM days oswood End coffee Bsssett Bsoon.
C.e throosb cofed Island g.s..se IN company With brig
Bird Island Reef succeeded in sttiSs OF
Of and taken into Long KsJs 10 settle
scby Crrr.bsw sdoss Rchmond days TO c. H. Pierson
steamer wes,cbeser, Cart, Proydehos l. Oasl-
Steamer Petrol B.Le Providence ndss 70 Isaac Osen
Steamer Albany, Wells. Boston mdse.
BELOW-Bark "Anonghst, from Bsuoash 80 Ssys"-By
plot bost May Taylor, No. g.
SAILED Ship Sweepstakes, San Francisco.
WIND-sunset g. w.
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q, 70 .,s . 40 ,.no., b. b. -r.. .hor. fs, A.
ae @. Is se w s'., saOs. -. - "a, ,asS, ~ -,
L"nc'r ssei. O. Keep prces de~n Dot sefn
SEE ,ns n.ny Of h. a.. entirely an.s 10 'asgy .ss.s
81 ihe usSe Spectators sis-o.s 10 sell ter resss.
q vrss a. vre.sut Importer dare rss.s.
pesy esAsused Crude Whals /. firm .; the Lrp
sne further sale, have ea-.s E.st-srd Ia
pgie.s without ssenusl change Lard on m resseed
sr.s,e W. o~ quote w,.,e,n wn,er II s59ss esss "a
mouth Otosr BIZ 90 are Sneha9c6 ,
spirs Eonia's 70, pt'-nt t.iivery suvs
tendency Op~.s .. se ee.e zoe ''' a.. 500 ~.
Pin. Mes, SIS S7iasIS 50 fot eiin. sasu IN Zoe
Mes small lot, II ss s. 'Dd 81 tt1." selaasa 10
ibs) 500 bSs DO (tce.yl FOR ha5es April sod Mv sls
s T.S.s. ard . s,ss er ,s ss ar a.s
do Mes; ss9so 50 for rvPsekes Nee, 400 sltesl 50 Or
Go Prime Mes quit sale. O, ,s' ,Hs isssas
firm; the dsmsrd l. fair ss~. Of eox's ImesrAa Cut
siSsies. 'er for ss.I. o. e.iss Ls' s,s"a Mais.
vste terms Dressed He's are in far demand e. es out
srm snd in se,iy. demand the arys. ar, I sss,
ct M bids aud sda.c for Ham ard 66s4s for ShoeA
,r, Lard better ana in obk ieusad for the rade and
notice me SSdy ior u. fs;Srr Bot .h sIa ;..s The
Ste for ard l5d2s, for STATE che's plenty AID In M
M:E"iss marie. very .s,s, chevy 90 .p,ea.,er,
salt. last eyrrirs and to-day Of rs te' {" StSe iHosdns
AGO 70. 81 TIE later price or .apost
sUGARs-rhs m.ilet I, GrIn The os.,nc m.serss sales
n A d Cuba New u ftUttN TOT NeN OteAns
.S e3d7tr for Cubs; lO boxes Havana IA stc.
SEEDs-Cslcutia Lins,ed 10 ked with increased hrnness
and doubt any god quality can be nov ooe'eS IN o'
hort Of 81 u cssA. - ,~.
SPICFS-we bear Of 's-s II eco mst' C.'ss at 2se
IN-Pls hss been Ia lively r,qres, and sopc - shes
Straits have been bought Speculation a. VT aGe eqas
2 cash Jobbes accordingly advances their ices ic
n n .ps one be- hst hspds now, We believe
stoTt Of 9gc cash for Straits and sec for Bsnca rhfes ara
suieL -, "a, -,
rood; .a =. Of IS Gee r. e, lcid ioic cash.
WHskN-lns market 10 quite hru the demand ncssfAs
sales Of $50 bhs a. 2S!c.
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MaRRUED.

BEALE-AAERMAN-on Tuesday, Jan IT, BY the Rev 9.
d. Brown &. Dawn Be&le Of Boston, TO Miss Helen Amer
OF N4~-York.
DoUGHERTY-KERR-By the Rev. L. NJ johnson, D. D.,
Edward IL DougtsTy 10 Minnie D., daughter Of Henry A
Kerr, eco, all Of this city.
kNlGA-MOULTON-O Thursday, Jan -, BY the Rev. A.
Van Nest Mr. Albert Nigh Of Baltimore, TO Miss Liti,
seeoud (authtsr Of I. Moufon. ess. Of this city.
Baltimore ar Providence papers please copy.
LUCF-BURRoUGHS-in Brooklyn, on Wednesday Jan ls,
the Rsv. J. A. Paddock. MI. John Luce sussn A.
eldest daughter Of the late William L. Buroush ESQ., al Of
Brooklyn.
kERRlLL-DENHAM-OI Monday, Ian. II, at St Stephens
Church. By the Rev DR. Price, Mr. Edwara r. Merrill OF Boz
ton. TO Mia Robiri A. Denhan Of this city.
TEFFT-PAlSE-In Providence, X. /, Tu<siAy Jan L.
Mr.. Pope c. T.t Of Brooklyn, Long Island, 70 Hattie A.
dsusber Of Jsmes w Paine esa., Of the former place
WALkER-MCKEE-In this city, Wednesday evening"
Jan 49, by the Rev Andrew Stevenson Fran ,s l. Walker
70 Mis- Margaret Jane Mckee both Of this city.
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m.rLe,.-Reported By telegraph.

NOBLE Jss I9-rhe Gales OF CorroS today were $40
bs e.-tbe mnse closing win buy.n than senen ue
lsc niddinF.
UB.RLTsroS Jan le-rhe sales Of Corros teddy we're
q0 she market closins With upward tendenoy M
!. Gilt & &c. - "a. A.,
The ses az The week foot up eco bales The MARKET closes
rrh en- advance e l0!r. Coed Aiddlins llic -
SAVANNAH Jan ~ The sales % CorTos today we're 5"
bale. ., suffer but auoiaby unchanged prices the City
Wpsl rstpn's news bad no effect
SAVANNAH Jan 80 -CorroSThe sales Of the weet zoos ae
P75O bales and the receipts ~ $50 Incr.ssd receipts al
souh. ports pared with last year. sea SEQ eacs soch
$4,000 bales 90. A.,
AUGUSTA. Ca Jan 2--CorroS-sales to-day, Lev bales
the usr, It closing with an advance of ic -
PM ADELPHI, JsD. 2FLoUR sdvaoced sueerhne, % 10
WHFAr hrm Red, 81 SOa 81 IS White, %ds ~ Cohs
buoysut; sales OF loooo bush. new Yellow at se whsf
a I1d23c.
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cuIvY-o, r,.,a,, Jan 10 NSy eIn.n. .s.a yes.
Der III Dd. also bo.. he, ...1s v fsss 'sJ s
.'eloeh H. from No. 10 White speeI
pm. a. and Ba t!rosre papers please eofy.
HALL-ou "Wednesday. Jan. H. a; R.h..I NJ SARAH vile
s Jsa,,,e. ara spd. Of @y rspeefy invited
eh.,n;, obureh srosi ~.y farther invitation
roIIrr No 2sl we., Thirtse,h street Tuesday jan
IA Idvns JoIhe in the s4th year Of bis age
tahn ard Am,I,s A L,on s.ed yesr,
The relatives and friends o! TIE aiy are invited 20 $500 n
furs. from Of liz isHe on Saturday "a tn'
.t O'Clock p
LEoNARp-At Moodn. o.1se County T. oG s n .st
Msry A Leobsrd, aged yesIs and n'ntha
LEvicK-In th. city Tuesday, Jan IT, Of consumption
]. bn L-vics in the 2sih year Of his age
Iss,S., s', mi "a ,a. q isi
B f,nS. are repeatedly invited attend To. fI.r from
On A. to ecker without further ipvi,.tion I'll.
usss all be Woodbridge, ~ j. By TIE II u rA-R
oftbe Mes -Jrrs.y Railroad
moasi formerly Of Dsnsury, Conn, We o. John hoH,
The ,.;s. .1e s.ss s rom g. eS.s Of n'
MoaAt No. Clinton street, srOorJn, on Friday, s in''
st2 o'eloei.
MAcLIAY-oa Wednesday, Jan - Henry infant son Of
Wllsrn n and In M,elesn, AIRED Is dsyI
Tb. friends relatives Of The fsay are respectfully invssi
d.nts Of hs parents No. +7 Fsaita avenue without fai'aef
Invitation.
oRopKgIp this city, on Tuesday Jan 49, wargsc, ElvDe
HRo,le dsu,h,sr Of John snd Margaret oKorke, aged
year. aid months
PABKEs-At Loransoor, I'D, "Wednesday, Jan. 10, o.
eop,unptiop Harriet wife 81 smith A fsTses snd
daughter samue Mavercf OF this city, IN the stu
year Of her
Brooklyn yspers please copy. -.
sIUfVEsANr-OD Tuesday lSh nst' oerAia s'uJ'essn'r
in the t4th year Of his age. ., 49,. 4
IN, funeral on Friday the 7S, met; o'clock p NJ from
ST unk's Church without further notice. So,
WAFFhs-in BroosyD Tuesday jar H. Be'sey waSer'
wife Of Moses W sfers, sred % years
OODcOIK-In this city, on "Wednesday Jh. 49, Ostohne
r. Wooeoock, in the 5lst year Of her age. -
YOUDALE-At No. ~ Monroe street, on Joesasy jan.
n,ry Am wife Of William Youdsle, aged q jean and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

BRosNAN-On Thursday morning Jan - a, O'Clock, May
Bropsn wife Of Michael Brosnsp In the h year Of her
Her retyes and friends respectfully invited
her late residence No 81 Bride street I'm
DAY afternoon l o'elook Her remains inferred IN
Galway Cemetery.
BBBBY-On Thursday mornir Jan 20 ofscaziet fever Ahoe
Mary only child Of John and Jane Bebey ascs 10
months and % days
TIE funeral viii take place from the rcGdepoe Of her uncle
J T Tspscott No - Cheessr place. Brooklyn, tais day
friday si2p. m
BARBEh-AtNo 50 Lsshi street. freddy Jan H. Emma
youngest daughter Of JA ber aged jean and 'nth
CHAsE-At Key West, fa Tuesday, Jan 10, benJsnin
Chase Sandy Hook Pilot. In The asa Of bic age
Toe friends and so9Ain&nes Of the ty respectfully H.
vted 70 attend bis funeral at reT NJ. 81 East Rse board
bark Lyrs, At O'Clock this sfterDoon
CLARK-Op Wednesday Jan IL Nrs Aa-rxret Cayk widow
Of ysmes CLARK late II Albany.
Her friends ard tsose Of Der T. CArt invited 70 81
tend the isnera services ts s,ernoon 81 O'Clock hes
late resid No 30 Clinton pace The remains DO
taken 70 Albany for tatsrnsni saturday
CIEvELAND-ln ApslAcaiools, Fla on Sunday Jan O. Sf
psiop, W. W. Cleyelanx Of frame sco c.
formerly Of SewYork ard - yesrs.
DE wIrf-suddeDly Al Bervie N. J., on WEDNESDAY, Jan
- J! cosIen Hornsowsr, youngest Of Dr. Gs.asIr AID
Ckristins De Witt axeS Is years
The friends Of the family vit-d attend hs fnsrA fa
the house Of ks brother u. De Wit: oeieek n ON
s<,nIdsy Services the D. Church Carriages D. In
ws1s q the Centre street Deto., HewGk arrival IL
tns esIech tsss ten New-YeIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

COFFEE-Jsys is active and firm BIO In good demand
aUs tor Of sartos is announced ior 10 morrow Fdcay
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths demand for Western Canal Flour
again better brands in fair
s bb As ssf psas stas
sis5at5o or .Gpertne Western ooe % ~ io sstl.
shipping brsnes o. RoundhoOp extra Ohio 80 09 81
trilds SEA 81 - for eHa Genesse snd &c 100
oeerste nry. ale. .n. At ssa o. as soutSsrn flour
in dearo in pat speculative, and prices Of tbs low and
the .as. bol. al supsr6le B.nors,
~ ssS wh s s. M GslsS
e. Is ot sn. AID ss 4, 81 5 Ba's"hsa
FlsH-Tbe usIkst continue. quite snsuid there
uatpg stock and prices sG.tained Dry Col u IA
~ the market Msok,re uess supply and firm.
H. ring plsrty anc dull and hat heavy Salmon
GBAIN-Tbe Wheat better arrivals are limited,
and notice good demand for miDs price: are .ouewhst
Southern sl Ssasi 90 lOOo bush NE.d do. asls5;
90 bU'h. hIsd Lons islaod at sl %i 1852 bash Watt
81 So snd eco bUsh. Red Kentucky At 81 30 Rye is very
sosi At S a. o' are s '.s u .S jsi.1 p.si s
Sc Dow he'd higher BaIe, !. ee''er ASd u .e's dsn.os
, .1 s' %. s % :; new MGR. Vn.y a T
ow.r sales Of no bush a. slds5c soutAr White s9
&c for feo- d. an1 HssSe for Western Mixed In store,
HIDEs-We hear Of further isle. Of 500 c.aoraia At &c.
2Ico susnos Ayr, q. q 1000 Haaera. sc months sad
GEO Ia.pe2 On pr're trrm..
Babe
AAYTb. make, quite .,eadyi the arrival. fair sale.
Of 10 bales q, ga eoc. v 100 D.
LEAIEER-henie.k snd oak are both firm and fsx de-
lssrd TrryailA
LtME-Rocklsnd IL quie. AMI nominal
hOLAssEs-rhe trace nodefa,e aud prices Of Hew0r
Lsns tuovaIt; sales Ct te0 bbla ai4l q &c.
NAVAL 81 oREs-sytits Turpentiue continues droop
.hLeut am uistrs The densnt Of 100 bbls st evening
az $50 80 90 today AZ &C. and 100 do. st 44c
Crude stesey at IS es IS 7t. with small salss-ssy 50
bes-of inferior s. go =. Common Rsn aud
firm eich ted busicsss sales Of 100 bb
Sslc % delivered ssd so do low Strained 81 s q so D. In
ysrd OF No. g saIes Of as bbls ct e2ds2 o y
80 ~ sId Of Ne l. 100 bbs 81 6s $50 do. o. 630Si So
IS %. 1t g. and 100 do n - 81 y 20 q.
OILs-Lhssed 10 IN good request and the market hrm;
psrr 10 gallons selling vsLt- The regular
rs6e ~ assc ba. $50 gasns could Be reached Nor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

Or. Dr. HAss's SEcosD LrcruRr.-Dr. De Haas
gave hu second lecture the Antiquities of America,
last evening at the Rooms of the Historical Society.
His subject the hara Remains of the Lost Races,
which he said oOmprehsnded walls irclOsiug towers of
observation gstewsys aud pisces Of retreat the whole
generally forming nearly square. ooe of these cal ed
fost Lee, on the banks Of the Ohio, he particularly
described. Some of these walls be thought the
remains Of reservoirs, like those which were CON-
mon In Palestine. In Kentucky was structure which
covered nearly 30 acres, and must have required an
immense amount OF labor. About 500 miles sooth
sast Of Salt Lake City the rains of ancient
ety, containing Qualifications and batteries. Some of
the stope-works in Tennessee must be ST least 1900
sesrs old from the trees which grew above them The
remainder Of the evening ossapsd in spsculstons
o. to the people who built these WORKS.
DR.. Francis, the Rev. DIR. Hawks, Jadge DAILY and
esther gentlemen, interested in American Archaeology,
were present, and the lecture was illustrated BY dis
grams.
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Nv Teleayoph.

soUAN. ~ j., Jan. 90 sndown--winds o., light; wss.Aee
LONG BRANCH, Jan %, sundown--No Inward bond Vs.
sel IN sisht Wind s.. light; weather haxy
HIeHLAEDs, jan ?, sundowD.-No Inward bound vessel
u sisht Wind fosgy % shore
SANDY HOOK, jan p, sandown-HIy 90 ne ss% -,
wind 6esh from On. bark or Of toe hook, % u
BOSTON Jan. 3.Arr ships Phantom, Poterson. nsais'
SpaIf Wave. heCnty Bnstol bark kosmef, Of Snns.
RON Go..snb1rI H.ny Hammond, h,Cintoes,
Edwin, Ugept Mobi~. $3.50 -
NEWPORT Jan. Ia-Arr. schrs GILBERT Bent, Winasss,
NJ s., for New foiI; GeOrrsns Toos Boston for vrC.n
Aivusoo. skee WsrehAD-9l 90 on rsii~sy 20 repair -
age 20 frsioot Rsnbow Cs::s D.nve,, tr sofol.i 1S
r. Lewis Pegce, Boston for rsr j. II Barnett WeS
Bos sor Eorolk Deborah Jane wEsmne. Nsntoesss "
N.w-York Western Lisbt lie ola Bos,op for Tsnsier II
SD Mary Co-, Asery hosLs for froviaspcs, n so.
amer Perry. bEs Beronds GsIdDeI Havana seers
Hous,o Phss-phs Russell, NOZZLE for Prosidsee.
Barb Jane A. Bishop which ssied 18th rstursed ssn,s
Also schr Brown stone, Providence for Nee Yors s'9
Bs hopirs Lsh; while beating Of the hsrsor e go -
Of plot IN contact with sohr Justice. which ~
lying the lee, weeks with Of coal or
Pier and cared away the aers bboom. The hofnie
anehofed and remains waiting viad She sustsioe
sehr Minnesota from Bostoa for Tssstef, fornsny ~ -
sshore Goat Island, VA got Of this morainS w.
Ceecsd- - H.
SAVANNAH Jsn. is-An. Barb Col Lsdyue ~
,sp bszt Congress, ton kasypen, knsiAa<
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT Oh NETWORK
Cleared.

ses1n.bip-noses Taylor. or.y. Aspnwsl N O. noser-
Ships-J Keller. Allen, New Orea Robson fosdiek
Memp 10, Moody, New Bedford
bsrhs-J. A. Lee, Christian Demersrs, NJ NTH Co !,
Orion. Hanna, Port d. LunnA Il ). Vmins d. Nths LAs,
Mobile, Lsytia Hurbut.
Bhss-s French Psutt Ponce, sturs-s Co.. Proteas,
Chpmsn. Havana, w. w. Ra,ssni D. Tou,y, Ghka, Ms.
tsDxss H. Brookman Co. Nova Actius Port Magellan
OporO. u. Anslnek Eva Smith St. Crox Defofest Co
East, Grsfsm, Galveston, d. c. Murray
sebosner-Gslsso, smith. Richmond, G. II Pienen Letts,
Taylor Boston, j. r. Nickeson; Statesman, Mott Charleston
Bsisr L Dayton Ruby. rrscy New.Hsvss, Thompson A.
Hunter DuIfee Davis kin, starsss Co. i,ss'
Bch. Smith, Charleston ID G. Murray; Neptnnes Br<e GU
lett Wilmington, D. G. Miusy 05lsen Fleece, Rosins, Ca
boon, Post Small; ID. H. Baldwin, Sands fretersksus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21
phii.ac,phis Cattle Market 10.

There was better supply Of Beef Cattle market this week
than for past the oferDg botn yards amounting
100 head copsequent, pces bad rshs downward
tendency The however quite brsh aud prices
from o. TO So CO. 80 30 SO and e~ extra enss Ct
So 4 0 10 large number Of the cattle sod were hon
Ohio =. +,
sHEEp-The Sheep market also lively and the de-
mspd eqssl 20 the supply All oted 100 head were
solo from 81 and 60 each according 10 quahty being
equal tn 90. and loo. dressed ~ .
HoGsThe sale of Hogs amounted 10 over 90 head, -
pse. s,nx fem 30 20 to 81 and 81 p y 100 net
Cows-rhsre very large supply 81 this Atad OF oea
$50 hsvrs been offered most OF which were oid nen
SIS 10 & 50 ior ory midding AID prime milch Cows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

CoUSrr 0FFIoKKs.-We understand that the Cti.
.ens' Association have prepared the draft of Law
regulating the salaries of several Of the County OIL
cen from fees known to be excessively high, sud also
Q memorial 10 be sent to the Legislature on the sane
sshject This memorial viii be circulated for igns-
tssss his day. This notice s made TO obvisse the ne
ss~ity Of explanation when presented .Sr signing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

The Ners mentions very elegant sell in Galveston,
Texss. iovsl horse ana cattle dealer invited lot
OF friends to his wedding. About FIFTY couples assem-
bled. The mag strste was on hand the knot tied
and the company set about saatiDg the bushing BRIDE
VIXEN in toe midst of the Performance, it was oscov-
cred she was a young man There was some anger,
and good deal of fun thereupop. The wedding pres
ents were displayed, consisting of great variety Of
good liquors, ana enjoyed till late hour.