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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

We were honored on,saturday las. by
a call from our old friend George I, :Da-
visson, Of Jacksonville, who has Just re-
luancd from Baltimore with . large stock
of new goods.
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Tue 'h-gatherlng OF the apples has caused
revival Of the iupple-butter boiliugs
Next will come the husking match, an
other old-time merchandising, at which
the young men and muilens have an,
amount of fun and enjoyments. Wht
would not be young again and 1--we upor
q farm?
Observation-Disclosures A STYLE.-A
lady residing in Calhoun County has !
wayof consoling her poor husband shs
has furnished him with FIVE pledges Of
affection within a ycar-.hrce at a regula.
meeting andtwo,a at gu extra session.
5000 A No. l Wheeling stogic. now
on hand at gSmithl.&liDsut's. Call in
Smokers and purchase.
TIE Most IMrupESr RouBsNY OF TIE
sEAsos.-=on the night Of Tie a29,l,
ult., barrel, containing over twenty gal
Ions Of whiskey, quartimeasure} gimb
let, etc., were stolen from tho cellar Of
Mr.. 7. Crane, in .!his,p!9es, 1t seems
that Mr.. Crane (who desired US not to
speak Of the mqtsor) had tue whiskcy
mentioned LIFT on his hands at the time
tile licenses expired, and having no use
forAy ldidit away in his cellar. A gem
|tleman who was on his way for Doctor,
sawiaSagon standing near Nj. Crane
house at midnight, but did not suppose
anything was vas wrong, and paid no atten,
ton to tue matter. So that it is evident
that the thieves actually carried tho
barrel GU: of The cellar, placad it in the
wagon, and drovcIIoEp9 Tic barrel was
found near town the following day For
impuloucc, this robbery rather goes
ahead Of anything yet heard of.
TIE coming winter, it is predicted
from the unusuallylearly migration Of the
birds, and from other sigus Of the animal
and vegetable world, will be very severe.
The same intelligence comes from Eng
land, where frost, snow and ice have
made their appearance, esuow storms
that have already occurred in tho North
and West of the United States seem to
confirm the predictions Of severe winter.
ATTEMPTED RoBnERY.-On the night
Of tho 18th ult. ,Stwo men (unknoyn)
forced an entrance into the store Of Rolly.
son 4 Co at Gillespic's Mills, Braxton
County. Our friend lIyer-bottcr known
as "Juke"-wns sleeping in room IL
che rosr of tho building, and being
awakened by the noise, sprang out ofbed,
and fred several shots at the rascals, who
made a prcoipisa,c rc.rcot. Fortunately,
thoy wore discovered before they had re.
moved any goods, or found tic location o.
the money-drawcr.
Rrpucrlox or TELEcnADm Tolls -
With view to more uniformity in theii
rates of'toll, aid ofpu.ting tho telegraph
! within Tie rcaci, Of al, The Western
Union Telegraph Company have been fol
some time past engaged in preparing n
now schedule Of prices, based upon nit
line distances, cffccting q reduction 81
from 10 to 90 per cent, on former prices
which took effect; October LIST. To. give
an idoa Of the vast reductions made, W.
publish the following table, which men
tons few Of The points to which the rates
are reduced:
E---==----'---'E " : .:jRE1 ae,ot
FROM wxsr0s' IL 49, IT, rate rue
Cleveland, Ohio, I so II
Delaware, /" 1 10 81
New York City, N. Y / Is II
/ Mount Kisco, {" 2 90 q
Philadelphia Pa, 10 OF
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

A BUSINESS man of this place is selling
his goods and investing the proceeds in
lO-lo's. He takes 10 cents ata time and
invests it in 10 rod whiskey. "
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.4DTERg1sEnENTS,,

iTT0RTY THOUSAND CASES OF GOODS
L were shipped from our house in One Year, I
families, eIubsp and merchants, in every parto
country, from Name 10 California, amounting
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

T -Pnrsl'cIAASSs!!-If you wish to pufohas
r 977' Asp fp1SAlpuLrER4Tsp drugs and to-
haze yaar prescriptions accurately com
pounded at.allI hours, patronize Smith &
Dent, A'full supply Of Eclectic N1edi-r
cines" CONSTANT on hand. b.. ~, -
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

Governor Stevenson loft Wheeling few
! days ago for tic . national capitol. lie
makes the visit in connection With some
!, matters concerning tho sale Of the Gov
eminent property at Ha,rper's Ferry, 4,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

professor Thomas" loctured at the
COURT House on Saturday night last on
"elocution,"g The Professor don't ,ad-
''vertise. Tho consequence was that bis
audience consisted Of nine men ,andifour
boys, all ld-aud sold. AtFG 4
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08
.nRDE;s from coaatry dealers and ,Physcisus
" soleited, and Promptly attended to..rlid
ri EHRY's CONSTITUTION RENoYAToR
; I7'-iss! BLOOD CLEANSER. s Z, * I

.lThls5isno idle remark that W make. II "
now known to oil that the majority 81 tfIoss
brave men who fought THE southern battleVfop
freedom, arc combating much, more ,set;oss
enemy now lurking in their yiens, ,Durinp Tia
late war thousands ofmch were vaceinated with
oil forms ofdiseasesii under the .pteicnce ~
guarding against that fell dcstroycrSmhll.pox.l
VACCINATION is a. boon to mankind wheni itfs
vacctng virus is pure; but when il is taken from
the arm. of a patient who has ScroGlla. 5ofh
ptrsons are tainted dlikt. II Is perfectly noio-
rions thatIvacclne matter has, and is now being
taken from the bodies Of negroesai,d white men
full Of ,mercurial and kindred disease. The
remedy now SO well known for the cure Of
Scrofula,gt o i'lE 9r' 3lsW,'li:.'7; IN
,il5isgs sroi 72ilA .esr!q rialli M S'st
1ENRXsi CONSTITUTION REHogzToR.
pa9 10 AFer atj ID bFg9| l1sT ylhi ,57ahhi
is offered to all with the strongest assurances Of
a most perfect snd complete euro ms 10 llfa1
Scref4la, .o!ric1 30 Skin Erhpsiio,nts.,'
&at RheHm, 9sE'E'h (vh syphiEs,@o
I Boits, limples.
/ eiT-.gas1Haste ofIftalty, 2N1i1aSAM
oil gai Fae Rhcun,uti.n,i aoia2glq
liberated Throtts aud CONSUMPTION. l9i
.yori II yIEqGoo a99I an S'p snS
HESRY1''Si d C0NSTI1 UTtON aRENOvATORe
cannot be edualledb y any Other ,,rcnnarof; ~
the day. II any poison .should be lskeptitaii
aboiit this, le him ask his noivbl,or h,t I,,
remedy! '.a. .,f,i, irr.;,.die-d
sA GYM tp'1ls ...,st
NINE HUNDRED AND Ninety Mn ;I;l.,
~" A'D1t NINE MEN G M, Isitas-
..l... ,J.iett al 7nl.i .1,aapnns .5Toi
canno. find woris cno,rh Gr ,,,o;s ,i,,.. a.u
e SslsS vi p ss. rev sp' q lssts
| EXTR 4 rTs ,ppfN ,,1rrrrp q lem
| y ~ A'o'i LIE lDl'll; l Ems .t'
~, 9fly yf,i a. tAF.b 5H."t NJ +,
II was Ynccnated at Tue Hospital at NirksIt
burg for Sil.ll.i'ox. was .iit,sr sick before. 4
'onee theh, anu tried nUltle 81 your Com 4
s!'tn,ion henoyaior was hetef free frdtn serhs,
Mr. Hlimr'', Vi htilaw, Ala. sent me a bottle y
o. your remedy ~ ain now sihye have taken
Tree rom a.! sores, except small one Oh my
log. and II Is healiiig fist % u, .r,,. mil III
II was vsry mitch, ttonblcd with Syphilis,-S
Your remedy Seems ID be curing me fist. Sind
ne 4 hotties per e1press.n Hf5iai. s6l III vi
,adv vt;,ss-. aNv e,,,,,o,;a st.iiat
hahs. ijanss h ssns s"i,,1s !, as 'air as
~, '.'H,' " WI WHEEL wy Ell ~
no more rheumatism. Thresi hotties or
CONSTITUTION HenoYator have made the q new
ninu. ASK f..i =.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

Observation-Disclosures a STYLE.-A
lady residing in Calhoun County has 4
wayof oons0ling her poor husband She
has furnished him with FIVE pledges Of
affection within ycar-,Aree at regular
meeting and two at gu, extra session. !
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

New BLACKSMITH Suop,-Mr. P. Daw,
son would inform his old friends and Gus 81
ton'ersthat he haslopened anew and COM
mod'ous shop, near the Foundry, in this
place, where he is better prepared tia u
ever to Do Al kinds Of. work in his line.
a continuance of patronage is solicited.
nov LAT 4 d,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

Tie Board Of Supervisors met on Tues.
day last remaining ;lifisccssion until Wei
nesday evening They declared tho re-
ssultioftlic recent election, as announced
in TMx DENocsAr- Of last week; uud.6x,
.cdap al tic unfinished business. They
meet again on,tl!e frs. i Tuesday III Dc
!cshber, That being ths It'll day Of tho eth
month, LIZ, ,,.,t
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

: Country rFhoLses.--aApplo i butte,
STRINGS" which were fashionable in the
country when the old folks Of tho present
generation were youths and. m.idcns,
have, i is said, come into vogue again
this fall 1t has been many season since
the apple crop was large enough for the
farmers to have their stirring" frolics.
Thepseseutyaaf, however, the yiell Ii all
kinds of fruit has been bountirul, and
the in-gathering of the apples has caused
a revival Of the Iapple-butter boilings.
Next will come the husking match, an7
other old-time mcrry-making, at which
the young men aud mailcns have any
amount Of fun and enjoyments. Who
would not be young again and 1--we upon
q farm?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

a. sitm'.I& zinsrha1iel justF received an
entirely new stock of Books, Stationery,
seteos Which they sell p Is: cost Prices. Now
is the time purchase School Books for
your children. Call and examine their
siock;2i1a ,2II0I 1EIGZIiI2 lZk
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

TuASksclylxa DAY.-Ths Governors
Of nineteen, States have designated the
18th inst, as q day Of thanksgiving, and
.1prsyet.q Tliis..is tie dsJy' originally fixed
by the President for national ,halksgiy-
day will probably Be observed
in nearly all the States. ....,,,.,;o. A,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

It's estimated that about $500, 900 Of
title new'issde often aud fifteen cent frac-
tional currency is kept out Of circulation
hLy people keeping one Of each for sam
NpicsI ;.,.,.....,.,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08
PHYSICIANS spREscR1PT1oN s
CAREFULLY CoMpouNDEpy-

ltgrb. ~ i1tjs tiis, la rhi el.NH ,i'fi 10
|1aie ,.loq 4 7l,-i al ,aisaal ri q a1og
tias wind eiii no ---- .rs 'i'ao agI 70
L y,i@aa fiat .'Gao1 Saa sth5ad wa iioa,
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WHICH THEY WERE p II E,E; n3:11,L1

.,sH i,7.ehd 6aJl slii@tgq 7ah; Z
ns y.Jll1a.,lI i5g.e 5di 10 ii o. AloirI
'dj >; sr'nineoN - on ~ sHm1
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

In short, everything usually found IN first
class Drug Store. His stock has been carefully
selected, and Is warranted as represented ~,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

s4wounlo+staildrth aesd naasstqiuSesr bail
is on The topis. Rush it along people
ulinhugurated tie q era Of mug aa.
quera''c in this section. il would not BE-
well to lot Clarksburg lend The season,
aud we hear Of preparations for s,mething
dltke kind inithat place.! s'ii5 no nj :
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

us % ths contrary great care has been taken
coia sash articles as can be relied on 10 bro
nuse tae effects for ~ eq'i ifiI aIt To'fss'S
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

great willingness We We take back
gil W ,said'in another column about No;
vember being a "lctup.nt- Its'colaer
out out doors than inside Of a patent freezer.
The latest from Doctor Young is that
he actually and really dice. at Clqrksburg
last'wcck.. "And hhtay' God have mercy
on lis aforesaid SOUL" !.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

= !. NJ, NJ b. CHuRcn .(souru,)-We have
received the following note from Rev, Mr.,
,Crowder,: s .r5aio.t M e i,sss -
MkssHs, EDITORS PLEASE announce
through your valuable paper TINT there
will be preaching in tho NJ Il. Church,
South, in Weston, next Sunday week,
l4th, inst, in the morning a. 10y o'clock
and also at night, al-Di III ,s-.
I qallo5 aao Very truly il1 i54 ~
z- uJosgpuA CRowpEN. %
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PUTTY, wlSDow-aLAss, FANCY az,
GOODS, STATIONERY, FINE

ay1b dqiotr@l w. Sao ,bs'iots
a., ,,, = y. TOBACCO B eco AND AZ CIGARS. I'M
d ea .hbo5T a3l o lgi osl
ae J.,fa kep Sea- kc.so&!e 30
5alt. ID 10 gGi 5di "a
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WINES, BRANDIEs; WHISTLES, GINS

i'sj yE lliI ! efAll
r,sql"
RUNS, PAINTS, OILS, 1'DYE-sTUFFs
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5000 A No. l Wheeling stogie. now
g On y, hand at lsmith..&I'Dsnt's Call in
Smokers and purchase.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

Doctor Yo,Upg" loft his baggage (for
lils hilD With an unfortunate individual
who KEEP. him q day or two NJ, Jane Lew.
You shoulafhavc had bottcr luck, Van b.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-08

b,.citeuit Court cohvones atshispl.ce on
Wednasdar-just The best. time in the
world tdjsubscrlbcfof riis oDxaOcNAT, OF
pay up what you owc.,
-sllI.l - MIIlL. AIlI 70 l...-L {.
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no 9 sTALEli AND n. WoBrjHI]L5Esss

ifli,N.. NM anl oEIRn 81
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
THE REDUCTION or THE ARMY.
CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTs-REDUCTIoN OF
STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON. March l6.-lne following zen
eral Order has been issued by the War Department:

CONSOLIDATION OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI
STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON. March 1G.-The following Cen
eral order has been issued by the War Department:
Tn compliance with Section Of act OF Congress en-.
titled act making appropriations for the support OF
the arny for the year ending Jgne 80 $50 ana Tor 9tne %
army will be consolidated into twenty-five regiments, as
1.-THE 49d regiment win be consolidated with the 1st
the 10th regiment with the 21; half OF Che 3th with me
Sd the 5Oh regiment with the 4th; hall OF TIE Sun Win
with the 7th the SD regiment with the 8th the 2h res
me Snt 5 %n the be 9TH 6 the regiment sa sS~SRSs %is Te he
29th, and vii thereafter %. be design9ted M 1t,i
Regiment with the 5th the nth Regiment with the 3i
and thereafter will be designated the 10th; the th
REGIMENT with the nth the 25h Regiment with the 1sh
the 2sh Regiment with the l9th the SOD Regiment with
the 2st; the 3lst Regiment with the 22t the 3sth eg
the Path; the seth Regiment with the iOh aud thereafter
second Tie field officers for the % regiments will he
selected hereafter and will be announced in general Or
ders from the headquarters OF the Army.
present for duty with any two regiments 10 be conso
dated and NJ for active service, VIII be the officers G the
consolidated regiment The supefnumerary officers will
be ordered to their homes 70 await further orders aud
supemumery noncOmmissoued officers WILDE honOrably
discharged unless they elect TO remain IN service on
lower grade
FoiTh: The places Of all officers OF the first twenty.
five regiments who are absent from their regiments on
detached service leave OF absence otherwise. more
than 30 days VIII be regarded vacant and VIII be filled
as above provided for.
Is infantry regiments will be- ed by assignment Of the
senior officers Of the same grade from the list Of officers
awaiting orders.
{" Sirth;lNo new enlistments win be made uutl tho
Dumber Of men is reduced 70 the maximum number
authorized by law for % regiments but establishments
g continue TO be made in the % authorized regiments,
according 10 existing regulations
SCrcHth: Commanding officers Of the Veteran Reserve
egmeDts are authorized to grant honorable discharge
NJ their application, 70 any ~ the enlisted men Of hcir
egment who are unfit for active service.
81. NJ. SCHOFIELD, Secretary Of War;
" BY command OF GENEEAL SHEIliAN.'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
MAYnnl. OTrnE- kKW.YnnK
THE EXPRESS COMPANY INVESTIGATION.

The Senate Committee, appointed to mvesti-
gate the management, rather alleged misnanage'
ment Of the Merchants Union Express Company made
another visit 10 the city Saturday last and remained
until yesterday when they suddenly and unceremopi-
0usly departed again for Albany These gentlemen,
from some cause best known 10 themselves have been
exceedingly uncertain their movements and retcent
TO what they have found out Among the witnesses
examined during The recent brief visit OF tho Committee
10 New York was Mr.. Knapp Secretary OF the NJ U
Express Company who testified with reference the
Tumor That Judge barnard was paid consideration for
his decision IN the great Waterbury suit with the Com
pany Mr.. Knapp pronounced the rumor an unmtigated
fabrication, stating that Judge barnard never paid
anything by the Company or any Of its officers
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM GLASGow-ln steamship lows March a-ReT d heNah
Jas A. Kf Albert O. Adams John Phillips jr, Colin sword, Adam
Ke.l John SAN Asr Mrilat.c J. G. Hur,le Mrs bureheL
PROM CIAgLEsTON-lu steamship Champion Mueh lo-Aes
Drake A. Courury T. T. Jhmss wife aui son, Ut Mount VI JA'
elbs RuTy Charles Smith, Jamei Canaa, H. fa'or W e.
Cameron j. ~ Bagrit, g. Aheser r. ham Jane, MitI
Ansrus si servant Boameo Miss Lowell Mss y CLARK A. Hay
wool W. ". Tomptu' Brm, H. Lew D. W. Eap ~ noou9' %
so schtusf and children d. Davidson, j. W Johnston g.
ilbr CLAYTON Abbott j. W Sssln. A. Il pa T. v s. Dubor'
ors g. Duhr Miller s. SBeBiauln J. tuYSr u IeYeiald o.
mr. an M MarH. Rob RLlLeI. j BoLeln. Mm- May.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
HEAVY EAILrREs IN cANAnA-

MONTREAL, Canada, March 16-Smythe &
Edmnson, boot and shoe manufacturers, have failed
Their liabilities are $4,000. c. DOrgn d Co., brokers'
have also suspended. one Of the partners having abb
seconded with considerable amount OF money
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER.

THR WEATHER. ,-,,
KEw.YoEK Honr Tber Bar Wind Hour Tbs5' % SH a. w
IL 80 3lJ7 ~ w. yyo gSd sd Q q w W.
30 30.35 s w. II 90 SoSV D. .r.. w..
Misunderstanding clear to $50 slightly cloudy 10 nSO 10
cloudy BVening-sghty cloudy 20 85i eonJ "
overeast from l:lO 10 midnight ,.. .h., nj,
TsS RyESSa SrARTbe 6 and brightest of the sars l pe
but one and hours the w. s. W hoi9n
n M s the planet Jupiter 1t was W. Of the MOON at , SOe Nh w.
an tbs 18th evening until April IL Ihe Pno' wy
tune is nov situated about degrees s. W. Of Jupiter.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

meetings Tlaughter and there would be the same dan
cor maj had always existed of Executive patronage,
where left to the Executive alone
Mr. DRaKE, seeing prospect OF reaching vote 10
day moved to go INTO executive session. Wlch the Ben
ate did at o'clock and soon after adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
MCNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE srRrrr-c1EAyNG COMMISSIONERS.

THE STREET CLEANING COMMISSIONERS.
The Commissioners met late on Monday after
noon Present-Mayor Hall, Recorder Hacket, Control
Ter Connolly, Corporation Counsel Richard O'Gorman.
The Mayor presented report from the Street Cleaning
Contractor, with sundry reports Of ms Inspectors, in
regard streetceanng which the Mayor remarked did
meet the required particulars demanded by tho
luton adopted Peb H. 1862 because the labor performed
for stroecleaung each street, the number OF carts
employed on each street for streecleanng and the
Der Of earoad OF stTeetdirt removed herefT0m were
not stated apart from the aggregate OF cartloads
moved, which included ashes and garbage, well as
sreetdrt After considerable discussion the following
was adopted
IN the opinion Of the Commissioners, present default
made Performance Of the contract 0 cleaning The streets
having proved wholly Intellectual provide clean
streets and Legislature having authority 70 efectua
tract fJr cleaning therefore,
Rod referred 10 the Mayor Controller and Counsel
the Corporation examine and 10 the Topry and mode
tennnang the existing for cleansing streets aud taking
efecus under the authority Of the Legislature
tbtt D the time bills be passed.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIYEn.

ARRIVED.
Sts.r,bp Saratoga Bisksnau. Richmond md'e and pass
Bah Ibis. Cfabtse. CadIz Jan a. misr
Bsrk Mnua stunkc, Newcastle. Bng. 80 days, mdse
Bark Iohn Pyio Lace Hayre % days. udsr.
Big Rolak Downing. Malaga Jan. -, mise ~
Bdg Gss aheer Ss,man Manses 20 days and 90 days hom
BIZ C,pTs Cbnrch Rlllabcthpor or Cbarlc,toun Mass
Schr Mabel Hall, Hall Pensacola p iays. timber ,,
schr w. johnson Marts Greston 20 DAYS cotton, hides 8e
schE MARI Brewer Peafcs, kocklaud days, hme
schr While Lee wmme' lheHi.I"u , dys lime
Schr walter q. Hall Prrss,. Rocklafi tays, lhnr.
Bebt Rmma T. Avcull Davis, RocthAi days, line.
selr Nile Pierce. Rockaud days, line
scHooSzR,-RyrK ANp coi'rv.a
O. u. Bayls, Virginia Henry lloyd, virginia
John Cocshrd Ehnhethror Aoua Hardusr Port Johh'ou
M. r. Carlisle. EuIabehpur. Vlagr Queen kHrshetpot
Nrit. FlTsbsthpot T. p. Cclep, ~ zibethpor.
Tunls ioiiBe EIis, s,hrhpot. Boston, EInhrthpor.
II. d Drew ginie,hpon Nathaniel Holmes, Providence
A X Psr.er G EN- cove Msry $ Meade Taunton.
I'm, p,otI,retaNp Scranton. Fairhaycn.
Dsii Nelson, Porchesier llrsperus cape Anu
Hauh Jane, Ncw-llAyeu. Thomas Cooper, New Haven
NJ R uss,p Boi,p Matches. Wenfset
Jsia n Clark Nswil,yeH. AlcS. Mas.sr Eew.ilsven.
Ellen BaWrs FaN klfrL Jhhlrllai lfoNhenrr
hs.,env,r. Providence M. A. lytr keW.llayeu.
Goldsss Providence. Anna Elizabeth. Providence.
Amos fslseubur{ Providence j. lani'et Ne"'h"en
Breele, NarSlch. Nellie Brown, Boston
4, Snow Portlaud
emhp-Ci Tor Halbnrgi bon for Ma,anIs; Leo for SA.
,aunsb Jane. Adgsr tor Charlesiod, Abrac Richmond
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAs FRANcsco March 5-Auyed. ship Celestial Empire, from
Sssion Cleared ,hp MARI Riggs, for Nesioh With 1900
tieks VI SheaL
FOREIGN PORTS.
H,v.gA March fhe Hamburg American Ste,m Packet Com.
pnn trsmp bavaria on New Orleans sailed Tor south.
amptou Tho steamship lIoo sailed Tor philadelphia The steamship
Cuba arrived from baltimore
The ig Thatcher Mngoan RON San fi,h,o ois IN ss low 'I
Bay uil ice g the sane poo h Atan,c ss'nns E COMPANY
Mt work on her 'n size vii have to discharge part OF her cargo be-
oSe she can be hoatsd.
Brig Caoa from rorand for sams March lat lIoo lon 20 %
Bari Rur London iOr saia River TIA Feb 49, lat AN'
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

WHILE WAITING FOR A COUGH to go rs 1t
cane raa are oRsa ayng tbe foundation r Pulmonary or Bron
e Asse5a u better gei ga ol Cola h once by using that
sure rsaeIy Da D. J,Ss EErzcroHaSr Eh viii c' Che mof
stubborn Cough and relieve yoa all suIe to dangerous eoae
,4ur.efa Sold sverTrhefe
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

SQUIRE g. LANDER. No. o. Fulton-st., New
York hr best nsr 10 boy reliable NArcuHs huc DAAONpa jaw
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

ESPECIAL NOTICE To HOUsEKEEPERs.-1he he
PlrESr HsSoLA rAHLs KSIyE WIN Ho ge loose hot
durable handle krDTu sold Y AZ 4etcs ~ Na
IsIy ~ lr Usiei States. at made etrllsTely bvfle
MEEtDES CurLsRr Co, No - Beesman't " l.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
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"HoPE SPRINGS ETERNAL N THE HUMAN
par,r-Ard further prompts desire TO q KSors
uits Srfng Huii 'susd Prompt ~ ihe season ss kNoN
tr5er1 bio proiaeon public attention and i'cnaed It,
g r s at A. Kyoxs 30 29 Broadway Of Fuoa.st
"RIcu RFApINGr for "Sclf-made Men y
How 90 Rice IN L's whom Men Mary Maus Power over
psat Women, Faces anl How Read them; Eye Noses lips
csss CIr, Complexion. Afe-on Temper Euoton e'e See
y,r,b No Prarsolooic J5uHSaL ouy 90 cents or - year
Atir,s, s r. WELti No $50 Broadway. n I.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

VERMONT SPRING WATER.-Ihe great RENE
Iv lf Crsr kidney D,rass pysg-psa sie Sold 10y Drug
siiI ssi by sATE Co., No. ~ Br1omeEI, SeH.lorh
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

4 good turn il done our readers when we
!, continued Nlirh has rendered popular le past