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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-18
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N1,1N l%iEOUsE.

fpcar the Steamboat Landiag,l -,
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VlRGlf'A
Ar. DEEM, Proprietor. ,,,,~.
h osss Hs re TSir and sfoqg &.
out i IS now open for the accommodation Of 'he
travelling public. ~ cr.p1F
~ There is connected with tn, THIS a aGase
~ a frst.class livery and feed s'a hn,
SaS Si Is we'll supplied with bugsies ana nor
'es' coAll coALl coALl!l
The undersigned, having opened : wSa =
yarS in Point Pleasant, is now ptepas .a ). y
deliver alive coal in large or snail quantities V -
desiring it. Ia u orders IN Ii,
va ~ Or down the Ohio rivers.
Office at the Kline House. p DEEM.
aug, 26-ly. ------..
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= 40 y p.
T"can you draw at all young man. ask
ed Uncle Raphael Of an applicant for pri-
sato instruction. 10, yes, considerable"
replied the candidate. CAT ten years Of
agel could draw beer, cider, or a slod up
hill; at twelve, a truck loaded with cabbage;
at fifteen prize in alottery; at seventeen
an inference, and at twenty q bill Of ex-
change, III we're an actor / reckon I
could draw the largest kind Of a house; but
I'm going to DO teacher, and shall have
to be content with drawing a salary, the
bigger the better "Well young man,
draw up chair and sit down said Uncle
Raphael, you'll ofor a beginner"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-18

4 Western lover says Of bis parting
from bis adOred one: "Hor last words
fell like great rocks, into the sea Of my
sorrows aud splashed tho b!iny vateriuto
my eyes"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-18

i. w.EsGLIsH. IA i j., sxuoy.
Fin GLISEE s. SEElOy
"A Tt ol:ile ys at Law.
WILL practice, h tlle 0ircbi Court Of Mason
N county sand in 10 Qourtoi Appeals o.
West Va. \
,ofic1at the, Court House, Poin. Pleasant,
Mason county, Ksstya. Lien ny;
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~ ~ " ~ 1te
and the woman nigltbe taught TO contend
for the paln,of science; tS'pour forth elo.
qeence In senatcs, or " wade through
dslds'of slaughter to throne. Yet re.
vdltiugs Of the soul would attend this yio-
lence e uature, this abuse ofphysical and
Intellectual eucrgy,, while the beauty Of
social order would be defaced and tile
foundation Of earth's felicity broke up,
We arrived, thcn, at the conclusion, The
sexes are intended for different spheres,
and instructed in conformity to their res
pective destinations by Him who bids the
oak brave the fury Of the tempest, and the
Alpine flower lean its cheek on tho bosom
of eternal SHOWS, But disparity does not
necessarily imply inferiority; the lighphces
Of earth With all their ponp aud glory
are indeed accessible only 10 The march Of
power. yet those who pass with faithful
and unapplauded zeal though their hum
Die round Of duty are not unnoticed by the
Great J. T[askmastcr's eye--and thcir endow.
nsnts, through accounted poverty auoug
men, may prove durable riches in tho.
Kingdom Of Heaven
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SOB WORK.

We are prepared TO DO gqb Work ~ every
dsscrptiop,i,lss COED y a. any o W q ~ ~
/; this psrt ofthe Stste:sud n lover prices
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-18

d. ], FISHER 81, &
a r! oRN |E!!Y VA . I AW.
Point Rls gant West Va.

IA LII business entrusted to his care will re.
~ eeive pfompt and careful attention.
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JOHN n. TIN !
ATgo'.RE,EYTAs /" &
Point Pleasant, =

d! NJ Roane, Jack.
WfILLpmcLice the Gov Collections
sSlieii s a islsi.aaces 4 'ly mace Z
july's,-tt ~
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Frederic Hillman was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Marshal Bernhard and held for examination
charge OF passing two counterfeit so bills John IL.
SCLieie Of No. &C East broadway.
At the jefferson Market Police Court, James
Murphy was held. yesterday charge Of stealing SO
from Margaret McShean. .. Patrick Healy, held for
breaking into Isaac Guchman's store No. "a franklin't
and stealing a watch. Edward DcCry and John Cary
q ,umttod n charge OF rObbing James Deylin Of no
a, west Twenry-se, enth-st of his watch and chain.
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday,
Adcrman Conan committed Michael Fitzgerald. for
having with two otltrs, robbed George Davidson of
.,,,,r watch Dcuuie Brady and John Smith, alias
I1s,uh DoLard committed COR citlng Michlc Woean
Aroinau aud firing two shots ~ ihLi WIN ihorpsou
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.


The Hon. Wm. II. Ondcrdonk delivered, laSt
night the opening lecture OF The Library Association
COurte at Hanhasset l.. l.
Prof. f. L. Ycgmans delivered lecture he-
fore large audience IN Adclphi Hall. BROOKLYN lasi
evening on the Cosmca Conditions OF Mental Action
The Hon. $. :. Cox lecturcd on the Poetry
Of Mechanism" IN ST. AIMS Episcopal ChHrcl, Brooklyn
lass evening The lecture the frst Of series 10 he
delivered for tho benefit OF this church.
G.. VI. Smith, G. II. llcu2cl, and s. J.. liass-
kus were Yesterday appointed by tlc Directors o the
Vessel owners and Captains Association committee
"tu make q specified time for the word dispatch n
aCrccmcuts."
The following officers OF the New-York Cal
cdonan Club for 1871 installed last evening; Cme
John Watt lst Chiefain, Robt. Hamilton; 2d Cmeftam
James l.. McEwen; sd Chic'tain, James A. Craig; 4h
chi, ltain L. d. Robertson (reGcctcd); 5h Cmeftain
Nm. Deans. ir. Previous to the installation, Georgc
Mitchell Chief for the past 10 years, presented 20 the l9
cane. When Mir. Mitchell first installed Cheis the
Club had only I5O neInbcrs.
The services of the Annual Week OF Prayer
were continued yesterday afternoon In tho Madisoh-
square Presbyterian Church. large congregation being
IN attendance. The Rev Dr. Tyug presided, and ad-
dresses and prayers were made by the heV.
Dr,. Adams Hutton, Anderson, and Ganse' ana
The Ecy. MceSrs. Rogers, Crawford, and others.
The special suhiect0 OF prayer was the cor
version Of the nations, with particular reference to
tle United States The services win be resumed this
afternoon at O'Clock, under the direction OF the Kew
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE COURTS.
THE RAMsAY-ERIE SUIT.

An appeal from Judge Brady's order open
ing default taken by the Erie Railroad Go. against
Joseph II. Ramsay was argued yesterday before the
General Term Of the Supreme Court Wien his suit was
called FOR trial, Ramsay declined TO proceed, alleging
that he had been prevented by injunction from preparing
his case Hence the default was taken with leave to
oper IL on adjourned day Before this adjourned day
ISlmssy obtainad an order from Judge Brady opening
the default and from ths thcpresent appeal is thton
The Company claim, Jrst that the motion t0 open the
default premature; secOld that u was unnecessary
Nird, tnat 10 irregular; JOurt, that ~ was not
grounded mistake inadvereDce, surprise or cNcust-
bic neglect, but w2. in effect an appeal from single
Judge 10 single Judge upon the same facts; lyH' th
the Judge, at Special Term, decided correctly; ara,
finally that the third ground for refusing TO 90 on,
which is doubtless the chief one in the mind Of the
paiutf-ihat Is, that he docs not like the Judge cannot
be allowed without induein disorder As soon parties
are permitted 10 choose among the Judges before whom
they will try thCir cases, legal proceedings viii dcgener
ate into personal scrambles.
The points for the respondent, Ramsay, presented To
the Court IVY MIR PCCkhaD, follows: trSt: IL WAS
proper make the motion 10 open the default II special
Term. Second The right TO q rOstpOucmcrt ~ TINS case
was an absolute gal right and the order of The SPECIAL
Term setting aside the default was properly granted.
TRrd The assumed modification Of the injunction order
docs not obviate the above difficulties. IotTH: Inc
order setting aside the default ght ur0n hcmer
aud should bc affirmed at all Fh The cause
ot Justice. the proper administration OF the laws, the
Of the judiciary of the State the simple desire Tor
fair play, all unite in requiring the order seJhG ASIDE
this extraordinary default TO stand.
After lrief argument from Mr. Field, Mr.. Ieckhifn
tegan his reply, which viii be rcSYmcd TINS morning ~
10s o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
IMPORTANT TO TAX-PiYERa.

The personal estate of Benjamin 7. Babbitt
wac in April last by the Commissioners OF Taxes
OF this city at s2jOOOO He objected stating that while
his personal property and assets other than $4,000
worth United States bonds amounted 10 about s35
O0O his debts <35600. The Commissioners there
upon reduced the assessment to SO0 arriving at that
sum by dcducting from the debts the par value OF the
bonds, and then deducng the remainder from the as
seta. MI Bahbtt appealed and, the argument yes
tcrday, claimed that the bonds should not have been
taken into consideration, because not taxable The Su-
preme Court at General Term, gave judgment in favor
Of Nj. Bdbbitt,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
OWL NOTES.

Tn the case of the ship b. f. Fulson, lost at
sea- Judge Blatchtord yesterday reserved his decision
The plaintiff claims 5000 insurance from the Mutual
Insurance Co., which refuses 10 pay IL the ground
that the plaintiff did not make known the loss OF tho ship
at the proper time
An application was lately made by George
W. Douglass at Supreme Court Chambers, to vacate
assessment for regulating and grading slxty-fourhst
between Third and Fftlaves, the ground that the
resolutions and reports Of committees OF the Common
Council not advertised AS required by the Charter
OF 1857. The Court denied the application, holding the
section directory and not mandatory, and the General
Term without hearing argument on the part of the Cor
pOfdtiOn Council, yesterday affirmed the decision.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

vcstbule Of Yblo Garden Theodore hafoun n sSe
mn for taking hOrse and wagon wofl tlV ~ w. str.et
owner, VIM. Von1crwulpeke, ltit H!du"ino >" VIZ
urar he New Haven Railroad Depot
Atthc Essex Marl,ct Police Court Yesterday,
ros@,t o,prien wac committed Oh n charge Of Stealing
witch from Andrew schappol Of No. ~ Essex-st...
James RAYMOND Of No. al West Tw'nIy-sixthst hcld
for ,,t lig fur uff and cu.ai from Bridget ORourke
Of No 4lg Wet ThiIty-rOlrthst. Frederick shaner
heid on CHARGE ol breaRng into No. W stantonst hnn
t ,1ny cad nine OBecr John Lautry of the Eleventh
Precinct charged with assauting BcEedlck At OF ~
G,I Fiffhst: joseph stumph Of No. 6B flHh-S, anu
ia rrE y Long of No 23s Secondayc., were held IN
to arpoar for trial at tho Court O General SESSIONS
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
The services of the Annual Week of Prayer
RESIGNATION OF COL. DAYTON.

Col i. NJ. Dayton, who served on the staff
Of Cen sherman though all his campaigns, since 1861,
has Just resigned his place aiddecamp 10 enter bus
ness in Cincinnati. The Colonel states that his with
raWa Is stoned at this time that the vacancy may he
filled by worthy officer, unassigned, who wOuld
otherwise no mustered In reply, Gen. sherman
writes letter Of warm cOmmendation and riendlncsF
atcstng the Cooncs faithful services during the war
and his high appreciation OF tho Win prolu4se
Of his abiding friendship for the future.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
nEfT9TONg.
nv Chiof-.Jus


Marine Court Geaeral TcJm.-Bv ChofJnstice
a,gp aud J.t.es, ross and IoaCHNsAsNeyr At ZundtDe
G a r.s ant new tt ordered. costs 10 ate rc1L Isfyey a
lTriTe ,n te,enel F0rtJ eoni o. snd HTin tefry h
ro, Csrpenv at Gunrugen reversed ~ pintn s9seh
% rnl il in that Judgment affirmed Tor reslne fot a
Irv,-Motion 10 dismiss appeal denied tse Menl "nkn
FrWler-Dccison rcyerse1 C0uiseh AsL h''o. -.
veyss ara new trial oric-~ % abide event uness
rsrt tpe 10 reduce goen t6 and Interest fran, Agt
NrGov,r lint AIT Robn R.bsh Watts, Elinfeek agt berg
stern m Iackmann Excelsior lifr nurnee Company at Boe
Eo, al Rontt Ronet Hhtar Briggs AIT smith, jr PicAe
t SLSrlr Bock Gg Amdon rholss fpham, sinonson g
ksdck ara AIT Keller DaEt' Finer agt Met I@e
ol.r Comm nv and Inen samaeDccin affirmed with costs
Matters sg Barney Fiurlsn Huon IT, and CroSe sg 'ph
Ioso Tor utured decision.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE FLORIDA CASE - EVIDENCE OF THE
CLAIMANT

CLAIMANT
In the United States District Court, yester-
day the Government called the OF tho steamship
Florida leled for attempting TO carry arms aud mum
tons of war to the Cuhans. A jury trial was waived
and the following evidence introduced on behalf Of
the United states by Assistant DstitcAtorney DaNc'
Francis Darr testified | am the claimant ut the
steamer Florida and own her cargo; II consists OF mn
uons Of war including four cannon, AMI quantity OF
provisions and lumber che had three or four boats and
one steam launch the guns board might be c0u,ld
ship guns and might not intended 10 sell the
guns, sc. al Vera Cruz bought the launch or Mr.
Incersol decline to answer who told me Mr. IngcTso
had the launch for sale decline with perfect respect
but IL told ght leopard the safety of other men.
The COurt--It j. not "a legal excuse, sir.
Witness-Mr C0nachO told me that he had launch Ia
sell; other person Interested In this vessel and
cargo | borrowed from Carlos del Castillo the money
with which tine ship and cargo we're purchased; paid
$4,000 for the vessel in May, 1870 borrowed S90O and
soon after 5000; l have not spent oil of it yet :;
10 pay this S3G,OO; first heard the
Florida foI sale in April and bought her o my own
will and without instructions from anybody; consulted
George Lary In relation to buying her; Mr. Castillo told
he e'dent of Havana and desired freedom for
Cuba; at the time of these transactions don't know
that Castillo was agent from Cuba acting in the in
terest of Cuba do not remember that Castillo and Com
achO had an Interview i'll my presence IN my office i re-
latiOu t. the Florida.
Case adjourned until this morning.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

tor Third .,ss,-r, Joscr' = saulrt; Fouri, Assist
ant Vim unrrl. (ierl, of Center Markct ~ j. Egycrs;
city counsel W. T. Fraucisi CITY Aro,gc{, g H. Baid
tendept a, Aims House, Wln. GarahraU'.
WoonslDr-Ciarlca Ahbotrs nc sietnce was destroyed
ycstor1a, morning by rc c, ua,tug from tho furnace
hC huildug vor., g. 500, csosgcd 90 Mr.. Van Ny'S.
lu.ared Tor q CJ1 Mr. ABBOTT had $1,000 h"uance on
Ia
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ORPHANS FAIR

The Fair was crowded last evening III mtici-
patton Of the beginning Of the rafng for the valuable
articles. The contest for the sword decided on Fat
ur ay when tho Blossom Club cast 1000 votes for era
fua the musical conductor. President Grant IL leading
his cGmpttorS f0r the pipc by an 61 votes. The
voice of the FantOccn hushed last evening nat the
popular attention might not he drawn away from me
rafe and auction, and not at first Supposed ne
cause Of the appearance of Fechter among the mclnes
of the company The r1iing and auctions VIII not ne
fully under way until this evening, when they are sI
pected 10 attract many visitors.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
THE T.. c. MARsuA,s OFFICE.

The following are the officers at present in
the L. s. Marshals Office Chambers-st: Marshal Cen
George r. Sharpe Chief Deputy Marshal, Gen. w. Tre-
maine: Clerk OF Census Bureau. Charles Paral Clerk,
Michael sullivan Deputy Marshas, John Kennedy, ID.
IT, Crowley, T. Bernhard John KchUe, W. MastOn, James
Jmney, John Robinson, John CarsO John Pcuncman !;
Keeper, George PurYis During the last year $50 war
rants have been served through this Office.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
p1SSFNG EBS 1RRITED.

PROM IIVERPOOt-Iu steamship city Of Brussels Jan. IN
Malone A. Marriott. L. p Gula, Mr. tuHel Lnso. nr s
uond wife sud chiilren s d Newell, ". b. Mon, NJ Reinou
f. G. Snock j. Schemerhoru A. Harrison Mr. Lewis Nj III
heck "a Brewer A. Miller s1fe ard children Pash Mr 10
uer and wife Lewis Iaor aud Miss Jnst Nm. b.
jania Mts suitb Pfrnasan, Bradley Mis-. Mulqueeu Miss
MG'quoh
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
uo, rouH 4 DIX New York JAMES p MiGEF, Methodist
JoUN ! CRAM eI.PrFd,nt Book Coocern Bosom
Bans Repubic WM WILkESs GnG W. Wilkeo
YiRMuYE BankertVer CO.
m,ire 4 COL JULUs II PRtTT
CHAS. g. LOCKWOOD, Cashier Montclar II r., \. J.
Nesark BANKING Co 'ClIiS =. STARR Merchant
Hon GBO OPDTKE Mayor q WILLIAM ALLEN, Merh Iut
NeN-York. .CEO W. CUELEB, BauieI, Pal
MINOT C. MORGAN. Banker myrg, ~ y.
THOMsS BGhEf, uun Thomas GEo T HOPE Pre-, Conrrena
Rigncy 4 Go. Fire Ius Co
BfNJ b. SHERMAN Treas n. JOHN H. SHERWOOD Park.
\ Steam Sugar Refining Co. plsce
AARON ARNOLD iul Arnold WALTON n. PECkHiM, PnG-
Constable ( Go. cent rs f0havG-
PICIfARD BOVINE, Wctmors EDWARD II. WRIGHT. NovSJs
H. s WSLBRiDGg Prs Bana Go W FkRLgR, Fsrlss a IL
for he People, IoietO. q. Banker
WM 7 HO0KbR wee Pr,siaeut WIN l. COGSWELL, MechaEL
WM W WRIGHT Merchant
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
WUITSfAN'S .lUJUBR

For singers public tslers icp the throat moist am vote o'
.. excellent in lal boxes srsrHrS Wmratt So
Sole Manufactures Phia phia Can he hli % Hnus Piac
Herald Bu dues Casre Hazard Coz fl ave, cerer iNeni
fourth IT, ami other leading Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

NC ISLAND RAILROAD.

V
L WINTER ARhANG BdRNT.
On ard .Her MONDAY OCT p 1870 Trans WI leave J"s'' sHr
u follows; -
$50 a. Greenp0rt and ssz isrbor.
1890 a. M. EorthpOrt WAY Train.
800 Harb0f an B'tGlad Express runs LVoh h 'H~~
port On SG,lrlsy nights. -
800 T Henpad Way Train to l,p Sat i'l,y I.i
$50 p m. Norapor WAY lTsl. NJ,
tnias branch for Henlsead SUNDAY tr, - s
Glen Cove Iccust VALLEY Hckvo Hun lron aud kotr ave
Hunters Pon, al $3.50 = m. sudb O. j. D. bthloN fat
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

TNh Avrnur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoUton. SeNI-
tor Condng. Gen. B. H. Butler, Cir William fto.NS- o
Englaud. Lieut.. FanShawe o the British Navy tC l"i
Holm A. Cirswod OF Troy. the Hon. W. J. McAlpiut, u
n. Ramsey aud j. ". Van Nalfculurgno o Albany Jd"' =
Tcruil gtr OF Syracuse, the Hon. Richard crowley OF
Iockporf n y aud John l.. King Of springfield, ndhS;
- Astor Iousc TX postmaste ter-General I'apial ana
Nemcgvcl Mexico ---- Westminster ltoiti-lh me
Hon George ". Miller, superintendent OF ne
Insurance Departments Albany. - A!beuarlo h'st'
Nicholas Hotel-Judce Green OF Iowa, thc ltou' =
Leslie Of North Carolina, tho Hon y. Iaugiord OF Mo"-
tana, L. B. Hubert aud T. 4. Handy OF ClCyci'.no 80,
Ncw.YOrk HOtcl-EXGOv. Lawrence g Rhoue issIth,,,'
-- Grand Central HotCl-JOhu +. McICnougA ot tIni-
sdcIuliI. -- BrcNOOrt House 90 Mal0i-GrlL JO~ep
IIOo4cr. and u. j. c. Holland Springfield. Mes. -
Holman House Col !. SchUA iCr CROSBY.
DEPARTURES. -
Speaker IIaiuC ana Gen. baais left fer ""N"'"s Oh
ygf3fIN.v.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

II. y. SQUREs, % fulton-st., New York, is
the ls pee fe,ha W.rCIE dne DArOSDs choice JEWEL
E, and SIgELi,G Sit,ERgARg Diamond. specially.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

por:s D., n 80 m Hgbland Lights Csgs Cod bearing W.
oles ~ 81, Idi,nnis f,om London for bosion sth oss "
psiptopmos lea{ and fore aud man !sos sne wac
|, q tisg alot a jury tretcpnsst Nhsn sne "'' pN''
SPOKEN.
r., ri,l Hin from Trege for NeFYorsDee $ ht 81 80 on
1913 ".
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

II THIS SHOULD MEET TIE EYE OF ANY one
srFTtrSG BEoSCHrs CoyUSfroS, AsIiA or Ary PUI
AFFECTION Would EErRH rnas 70 Dr. JAHSEs Ei'
pEcroplyr, Al CA'z'. AFFORD 'rrHpY hsnn
AID ~ MOTT ErrBcr srsFnY sotD Ply Al DEreGsrs
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
SHIPPING NTELLJGENCE.
rOKT OF NEw-YORK................

PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. }.
CLEARED.
rah Adg Lockwood Chlresor hagaTa B'lenan Rich
Shps-inni. Fh Yates Iiyerpooi St Gemane, Rute Mar.
.eis. Klirdsf Baser San Francisco =. v..m
Lyrs corl,Ig Naples Warren Qdsy Hort Rio Jlnero
Ggs-St Baptist lie Blanc, Corf Falmouth; Mari l
McIeny Hsmterg; Es,anno Blood Lisbon LaGa Gertrude, EI
Gen,a.
Steamship city .; Brussels kennedy Liverpool Dee a. ard Queens
St1m.iP WyaaoIe Bourne Richmond City Point YoriOb
Ste@,hp Abeu,re BacLvOod Rctmosd City Point and Norfolk
se.A & ISg. Tatesss5 Ss. ss. o.n; & s, nd ,'
steamship weybosse,, Bqg-r Mobile De. %, cotton
Est Msyfgss5. Hsi-l.i,. s. Pe, @srt. 10 d,y.
hs BIZ Dsabt s % Baoehe cs as d. Ras ''
Brig VIM Gordon, Fisher. Pronleaee, 10 bilss.
By @ .Ss f.ST sG2E s. sog .iss%eo DS s.a. S .u 9G'
scht Ff.loolin Jaw i'cs,on'Il, IS d'y' lumD,r
ses J. u Ayqrssi w Pa, Ss,a o - Ms9. r 51,. r '9
scs5 stysi,. IS5as Ses:6',a9. . dsy.. aG'e.
ssh Fs'fGS .I 9I,on T,1 G.SIfsos$ c. % d'
schI = SI,nord. Gsnt sSIos Jay; Ialro., iron
ssI sST s:ado T. a. 9o'so MOORE sGRie Ro SiS1 sSe d coal
Modrsto- Virgins ifns ihisI.I. vi-rint
Ysniee Doodle, virginia magellan. Vi gina.
Gs1 Gs1 va; ;irgGa' Nrgr@ t9 l,,n,o9 yrffp, fs, ~.
Iash Delaware Monmouih yrgiLi,
Mar T. Swain, DeavAre. Emily EIphethport
J. G. Chew, ElIyahelp0rt Arrow. NG,inia.
Jessie EhIalsthPori. ThoS Potter, Sev Beifeni
NIED-Sunse, light, W; cloGdr
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsros Jan ARRIVED steamship Mu Laeruee from nali1or,;
,ip Mons
pest Mobile; scLgA honJnSk Ola SAytnn4L P Ioes.
Nes-lOrk.
FaHrnEss MoSHoF Va JsD 3-Auvel bsr. Chnesshs from
IquQu Order+ Passed for uncnd bns John Shes Ses
Nurt.
Boros Jan 3-Anved bfgsA Palmer from Care Hay,en r
y Sweet fom Hspant; sAns KuHA, from Derhrtfh
NuliisGI0S y c. Jaa Jiu1Sei steamship FaaiI, from New
Y0fk; JsIqes A. Gary, from Baitmo.e.
s,vAaNAH Ga JAriy,i sesms San ia,.Ito fOn New.
Wyoming Phl3t; tbn Mary Collins AMI Ham
GeBuer Car fom NeuiorL Arvoi 2i steamships
SiIouan ,rA; Gen anes from NViDhi snip Zlsr.,
from Boston Jsr Cal Geo'se, from Legoo 1rgs Gaieo from
tlrsfei steamship
Nur AserisE sshu- HIpeka Yo
ard Pam Heating isr -. John, \. b.
CnALfsrOy g. ARRIVED steamships MaLh,iisB.
New York; M4-rls.d Baltimore tfei, steamships Meroets.
for .eT } ofl brig Henry 1rowtri.r, f1r JEn.ca.
MEMORANDA.
Algc 90 he Marine ndrrVrf sts that The IN the loser
0ll De Solo llrr New Orleans the night of
Dec -. rnf laas .td ty 'ls IRE a. arTrs'en'td
Ihe .k A. a. atsefi viii 1T Vlat Iow h~NoA Tor
traaf, in'o N.,por a. l., e night 4 Ja licI pIufs
o. bee arteae and tie greater potion be- I. MI Lave
o. De- lisclltsoi
DISASTERS.
Tte flL Eira from NJ - g.. fo,iefee With u eiol
" t ash'r" lu =, a Il n,-T taia Ia.i.a, ss.ttr 30
is,I ffHt a. isI fI0n tdt cf.
1lc ss- T.. .a La.uuy noron non Prre.es er J.e7 Cty
81 10 af,at ttrar- H, Cat ll e night J.r af.sc
thc lo. B.cl; siI BE- gl' 81 at A.sl water
BgI0s, zen a. DC ,Ap nlan % u-l poi ea L1eyod
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04
CAVINGs BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
TCoyovIcAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.

ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE lNsUkANCE w.
p n, ,ueb cor bnaoa Of ihe three great :. n'
viz; capital for business family purposes Po'"Ou W.
a,e"or AIs,cy for ones family Some o. VT O"'
iered by the Company are- . , 4, ooo
Fr Iu ,eanty Company have $3.50 a'''' O ''P "''
liabilities -, -, po,o,i,,i Com.
second II n ,, pror,sss, be- real Mutual hfohone .O
ra purpoeely ard solely for the enu oeh''
a. close ssru,By into expenses and in'est%eh's
viii provei consequently -, 81. ..,,., ,o,,.
I II en saori To charge lover rates than 'n' o'ne
r,,v TIM, the injured a. reap the synagts justly que
Fosrb. Premium. no, ouy forfeited but l-'up iouP '
dividend. i,,ued ,ner the arst psusentn required
rnh, Ch ,,L "a applied The second and al saseqosn'
annual payments. -, a., am,
s,rh: No e1iYa ri,,s travelling tys,s Or t oce ~ army
navy or merchant marine or OF the lives Of women
seventh; Tho officers and Of this Company a" h OF IA
lions, put.aon known integrity and ability The s'ar o' uo ''
psry is undoubtl, as sbs7e ihoSn- - 81
B,e,s mel. officers LIE Insurance companies hu tOn'
n, mort prom sn, OF the country have gwen thr tomp@" ~
prr-no the names whom be found on o"r Ass o "
Lh.r,, ar,sg,n,n. made With good parties to canvass
W T. OKIR Manager for New-fork, l3I brosdsaY
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

i Dad FAILURE, WIN IOss Ut HVHIV IL WI
lso capital ocn Of talent sni worth eease they t@
not chosen the night PURSUIT Plrfuogal examination,
given at Broadway, NoGd direct to the hylt pursot
New-York tribune., 1871-01-04

All kinds Of Tvine, COrdagc and Paper
Net cash pnccs WILLARD HARVEY ~ hI"hhS'i ''H-l"s