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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-05-27
THE CECIL COUNTY TEN
PERANCE SOCIETY,

Will hold its Bird stated quarterly meet
ing at the "Brick meeting House, on Sa-
lurday June 10Th 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
A full report of the state and progress
of each society in the county should be
presented by their respective delegations.
N. WILKINSON, Sect'ry.
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NOTICE OF PETITION In BANK
RUPTCY,

Notice is hereby given that William
B. Morgan, Qate merchant of Cecil
county and state of Maryland hath filed
his petition in the District Court of the
United States, for the District of Mary
land, praying to be declared Bankrupt,
and for the benefit of the Act of Congress
in such case made and provided. and that
the said court hath appointed Thursday
the LIST day of June 1913, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. at the District Court Room in the
city of Baltimore for the hearing of said
petition, at which time and place all per-
sons interested may appear, and shew
cause if any they have why the prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted.
May E, 1S43.-tw
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n Office.

The partnership of John L Clayton &
Daniel Hanes, trading under the name Of
Clayton s. IIanos, is this day dissolved,
and all persons indebted to said Clayton
g. IIanes are directed to pay the same to
the said John L. Clayton; and also all
persons having claims against the said
firm are requested to present the same to
the said John L. Clayton for settlement.
Nav 1I,b 1919 ! john l. CLAYTON.
DANIEL HANEs.
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Court House, Elkton.
The subscriber in order to conform to the de
pressed state of times prepared 10 furnish
Mems Women and Chiliren's boots and shoes,
ofalmost every description, at the following re-
duced prices.
Mems fine Boots. from $3.50 to $500
Do coarse do. 2,62 to rs
DO. coarse and fine lace do. so to 81
Do. coarse and fine Shoes, 1877 to so
Do. Nullifiers, 1877 to 2, 90
Do. Navy Shoes, l,50 to 200
Do jackson Boots, $50 to $50
Women's Morocco and Kid Slippers, 90
DO. thick sole do. LIZ
Do. Morocco Boots, 1877 to so
Do. Leather Boots, LES
Do. Cater do. geo
DO. Morocco Cater Boots, 1852
Boys Boots, from l,50 to $50
Do. Lace Boots, 81 to so
Misses and children's Boots, very low.
He also keeps general assortment of wo-
mems Shoes Of his own manufacture, from 81
l-2 to TO cents, warranted to surpass any thing
that has been offered for the price.
N b. Ifany of his work fails, it will be re-
paired without charge, and deduction made in
the next pair.
All kinds of county produce taken in ex-
change.
Elkton, May Goth ls43-tf
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Marshal New.

's'his Thorough Bred Horse, got by
III New York American Eclipse, out Of
Diana, will stand at the Farm of his own
er, at E,kton this season. The season to
end the lst August. Terms $40 insur-
ance-For Pedigree sec Hand Bills.
JESSIE BOREHAM.
Elkton May, 20th lS43-tf
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COnstabIe's Sale.

RY virtue of a writ of feri iacias issu-
Led by VIM. Ianes, Esq, a justice of the
peace of the State of Maryland in and for
Cecil county, at the suit of Amor L. For
wood, use of Chambers s Matlit, against
the goods and chattles lands and tent-
ments of Thomas Logan (of Wm.) and
Mary Logan his wife, and to me directed
have seized and taken into execution all
the right, title, interest and claim, of the
said Logan and his wife, in and to house
and lot containing 10 acres more or less.
now in possession of William Logan, adj
joining lands Of James Gillespie and
George P. Whitaker, and also that farm
or tract of land whereon the said Thomas
Logan now resides adjoining lands Of
James Couden and others and hereby
give notice that | will expose the said
property for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, at the front door Of the Court
House in Elkton on Monday the 29th
day of May instant at II O'Clock.
HEZ. FOARD, Con'st.
May 9Th lS43--ts
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That
the subscriber of Cecil county, hath OBJ
ained from the Orphans court Of said
county, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of John Harris late
of Cecil CO., decd. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are here
by warned to exhibit the same, Oh or be-
fore the 2lst February lSl4, they may
otherwise, by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Persons indebted
to said estate. are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this 18Th day of
March, 1913.
HOWELL KIRK, Executor.
March 18th lS43-6w
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Important News from Elkton.
THE YANKEES BEAT.AT
QCYr

ET1 nH how very cheap are Boots
81 Oand Shoes at T. C. s. f.
- GCROUCH'S boot and shoe store,
y sign Of the Big Boot opposite the
Court House EIkton
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ST AIN B u RMS
VEGETABLE EXTRACT
p | L L S,

Composed entirely from
TEGET.iBLE EXTRACTS,
Derircd from the most ralUcd safe, md
efficient purgGtire and ahcraIUe
Boots add Plaa'S TO be tound
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NoTICE-CITY AND STATE TAX for ls4s

NOTICE-ClTY AND STATE TAX for 1913
IN Comptroller, Office, Nov Isl, ls!3-rhs following
secl9ais sKn.c,ed from an act Of the State Lesisaip.s
of New York passed Aprll iSth u.s. by v.Is
the duty the Receiver Of Taxes 10 receive the same and TO
deJact the of SEVEN J be-
tween the day such ymsnt aud the first day OF February
next.
The following resolution passed by the Board OF SUI
reryisors October 81, 1913
Resolved That the Receiver of Taxes be requested TO re-
roll from all such persons mag desire pay before the first
av of January next and deduct ,eresm the rate OF
per annuU between the day OF such pay en 10
the first day OF February next.
enable M public avail themselves Of the discount a.
have BEEN place, in the Receiving Office Old Aims House,
Park where Henry T. Ksfsted Esq Rseslv.1 OF Taxes Will
ALFRED A. SMITH Comptroller.
RATES OF TAX For 1913 PER SI00.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON s. co 5 CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PANACEA

THIS Medicine, compounded solely from vegeta-
bic free from and warranted free from
any ingredients detrimental health, discovered about
ny individual sOry afflicted with ULCER
OF the ply the United States for eight
without the least apparent hope OF restoration health
aud b. them pronounce ncuab but who, after taking
the aboe noinsd medicine for five weeks restored per
and aad has ia ed instance lwhen taken
accordance with duectons effect perfect cure of the
IoIlowlqs diseases 10 wit:-SAL TRHEuM SCR0FuLA,
TORY AND GHRoNilc RHEtMaTisMN,. PIT FILES *
ERYSlPELAS, BILES. SCURVY, CHRONIC SORE
EYES, BLoTCHEs, PlMPLES on THE FACE,
s az XIV Mp SP AL Rs Ro pisEAsEs
DlCIOUS USE OF MERCURY, OK AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD. The efficacy of this medicine
has been tested all the diseases above enumerated and
effects truly ,son ing. Only table spoonful TO be
taken Tbs adult each morning before eating which usually
produces fleet. while lin casss also as
gentle caaaTc increasing the appetite and general health
the patent causing 81 liberated discharge pro-
uss aud producing effscuai Alternative ts whole sys-
fss"s e TAXING II, should refrain from the OF all
stimulating drinks highly seasoned food Forszs by
THOS. 6. TALMAGE.
General agent 90 Finest opposite the custom house. " York
way john Dodd $50 and III Broadway; P Dickie. i3
Btotd"ey Dr. o. w SARGENT, Isl Greenwich street. Bush
nhyef i1S Greenwich street. d. Eugene Crowell, 286
6o"eiy John Syne ~ uon street. Thomas Kyle, SC
/ E Co. l2 Cherry street, next to Catharne ST.
'Sy'e Is S5wery all nf whom hays certificates and
mounts 81 IT'S eiicacy Also Brooklyn by Jas w Smith,
~ and Fulton street,; Geo1g. Ambrose
Fulton street. 80 49, " 1' % 80
Instructions for taking the article and great number of
and testimonials may be and obtained any
.. I'll. ABOVE EIaaes MA eodlm
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20, The Tribune.
TRUE DIGNITY.
BY AUGUSTUS sNopGRAs,

BY AtSISiiio sNo1SHAA'''
THERE is an outward splendor, which
Decciyes the simple-oft the wise,
Who dream that meath covering rich,
The Dignity of Manhood lies,
Forgetting that the outward state
May cloak both foolishness and SIM
While all that maketh Manhood great
Cleans Like polished gem within:
The love for Truth-the will to do
An am unbending, thought seem
Unto the multitude untrue,
Or but the madness OF dream,
Which fears nor Force, nor Scorn nor Jest,
But rushes onward to the goal,
He who thus bears with dauntlcss breast,
Doth wear that jewel In his soul
He who. self.wise-at Wisdom frowns,
And scorns the Thought he nc'er possess d.
Though men shower on him fav'ring Crowns
Is but foolish slave at best
A slave to error-captve bound
Who, cropping in the shades of night,
Looks on the darkness wild around,
And calls the rayless Blackness light
Our being is an endless strife
A ceascless search for hidden things,
And he best knows the ends Of life,
Who spreads on high the boldest wings;
Who breaks the chains which Custom binds
Around the struggling limbs of Man,
And for the Future, Labor finds
In reapng what his Thought began
The men Of Action-they who toll
While multtudes around them play,
And by their ignorance despoil,
The free gifts of the blessed day
These are the men whose earnest Thought,
Filled with the greatness of their strife,
And of the Blessings to be wrought,
Bears the true dignity of Life
Before them spreads rayless night,
And shadows mocking fill their way;
Behind them CLEANS flashing light,
Which brings the Fullness of the Day.
Old thoughts, long worn as trusty chains,
Before the blight-wingcd Spirit fly,
While songs of Hope fill all the plains,
And cheers of gladncss reach the sky.
The health of Life--the Sun-the air,
Are free gifts unto all Mankind;
But who would win gift moro rare
The treasured Funess of the Mind
Must watch and toll and struggle long
With sackcloth grid his restless soul
And dare, though 'gainst him rise the Strong
To rush where'er the strife.waves roll
Truth valor, frmness, make the Man.
With these, the weakest shall be strong;
For since the changing world began,
This truth hath triumphed full and long.
Where'er thy Fortune casts thy way
If thou hast learned, and fearless fought,
Thou 1T in thee bear the light of Day,
And triumph in noble Thought.
Noruich, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-01

ITO IRON MASTERS-For sale, Mill Sites
iu the immediate neghboIhood of Bi:umincus Coal aud
Iron Ore OF the tquaty Fennsy lvaua-he point
70 te where such Coz. and Ore found together
The communication complete with Philadelphia and Balti
The PROPERTY aud farther l9oTStipn apSB 70 AIfhoad
10 The undersigned Nc. Merchants Exchange New ork,
where may specimens CT the coal and also maps
and sections Of The property:
Mo SIN W. X. CASE1, Cl'l Engineer
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THE undersigned. CIVIL ENGINEERS, vii

make Surveys Estimates Of cost and reports for Kali
ways Canals. Roads, Docks, Wherves, Sustaining Was'
and When required, will supentsnd their execution
They wmeasaIe and compute euhicsl quantities OF sar
or rock the Of removing the same. they VIII
surrey .n and report the best mode of rendering water
power available and OF opening mines and quarr,ss
vii make drawing, and specifications of improvement s II
MACHINES and aid inventors procuring letters patent the
ss1tices of Dr. Thomas Jones have btn secured Tor anJ
business requiring personal attendance Washington hey
will act agents the sale OF Letters Patent Also of Aliis
MINIS Quarries. Machinery. sc.
Address either Of the undersigned, aB Merchants tx
change, New ok EDWIN +: JOHN
nl06m~ WILLIAM r. CASEY.
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600 M OK S FlhsTHss sold R y.SE

and for only 2t cents, curing Rheumatism, LamoaSo PAN
bs bojv Who will suffer hen he can be so sasy cundl
Poor Child he is wasting away sad end o. ours The
does NO good his breath offensive and he starts flight
fully in his sleep; his appetite IS raveneus and still he's bur
slsl.ton we recommended her 10 Try ShermGns IForn
H.nses, as possibly he might be troubled with worms
She did, and the first dose brought away rs worms Three
oS.s entirely cured him. they have taou, 'nds Of Others
conv sirer, say, cough IS somcessan! seem:
As il should cckp death ne would only use Sherman,
Cough Lozenges he would be cnred in short time. They
often cure the most distressing in a few hours
M heed tciH split says another Shennan's Camphor Lo
zenge will any less than twenty minutes aud
mistake They sea-sickness mrlta,ou Of the heart
ownrss spirits Dependency ard the depression Of spirits
after dissipation They operate like charm on the disturbed
nervous system Caution should be observed in procuring
the genuine Shcmams Lozense and rlasers, you may
have some miserable trash imposed npon YOU.
Wsrehouse Ice Nassau ST. Nav York. Pha!elph aassru
Agents u.s. 33 $50 and 63l Broadway 22 Hudson ST 1883
brooklyn; ~ Guthrie, Stanwix Hall, Albany; Reddms
Co. State St Boston, Ledger BUILDINGS Phllsdephn; O
r Thomas iii Main 81. Cincnnati; Andrew Oliver %
New Orleans. o21ll&Wln
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PURSUANT to an order of Hon. Thomas C.
by given 10 all who have claims against Joseph Ste.d
b fig d H., the G Of Bs s1 said eoua
the admins,rat Of the said Stead The Law OIce Of
s, B0 o IN the said City Of Buffalo before the fifteenth
Jyli iaw6m ~ K HAIL Adn,n',r,,o-
RLUE PLAID CLOAKiNGS!-:S eases of The
above fashionable and economical style Of Goods fo La
ass aud Chlidrens Overcoat Dresses. Also beautiful
Per OF new and beautiful! designs for Gentlemens Cloak
together with farther variety Of Gala and shep
MI I'm DAF0L'S Cloth Store. No, so Maiden Lane.
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7
RATES OF TAX FOR 1913 PER sl0o'

THE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD:
DEAD THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS,
which ISL ygt ,od snd n Hssh
F6 H E M 81 FARs PILLS
To Ms,rs c9 81 RR RgsafTFs{ PILLS
having slracred good deal of attention city
chased from Nh Zabrskie. Apohecary here 25 cent box
ana be boS took 'r Pills Twice have already M
much relieved OF bile and heartburn that sincere gratitude IN
what it was taking P4 Life ri 70 bspIs Is e;
will ever be ilhout a supply
m Oh al am gentlemen" yours jFA ,aN'fffilyM MILLER
MP 5. TOWSEY. Postmaster at Jon's Corner Madison
Gsnt.snisn-l have soll many boxes Of PARIS LIFE
PILLS and they have sie universal satisfaction and IT is
oe Pills now use. Their mild operation and fire BAL
sa;aic properties VIII make them univ ersa ayorites
excellent MEDICINE and shall recommend them accordingly
10 H'' 7A'T LIZ fGGfs 3d. i Boa nsSse0''" raw
,0S p "E e e4 b"s ty weh & my
and self havs received from the use of your Invaluable IaI
Life Pills" have used them consany IN Cases where
ius sufferngs experienced from habtual cos'eness and
bilious attacks accompanied BY dmness OF SIGHT and nausea
with complete prosration OF the digestive functions am
now completely recovered as believe solely BY tie use OF
PAR Lie Fs,' Fndns them eicaeo''s in my own
case n wife .uded them 10 our children IN
stead OF the uncertain and ignorant which are
frequently recommended in the Dr"s.stores am 'ppy to
say tina notwithstanding the last was one oil the
most SICILY variable known York for many years
comrlaint which is so fatal To young children consider
PARIS Pills the best medicine used, and Tree nom the
objections Of violence Of and pTostraon OF strength
TO " hioh all others have used ale liable.
You Liberty an reference TO me,
shall CheeIuIIy confirm my opinion and experiences Of your
Pills. Respectfully, CHAS. A. IRlGLlEIIl,
& Columba-Stree corner Of Delaney, New Y ork.
AGENTS FOR the NV NEW- 9E RARRs LIFE FILLS
James Aspmwa Druggist and Chemist 81 Wiil,am.st.:
sands Co. Druggists and Chemists, Granite Buildings,
No 213 Broedw corner of ire DAVID sands
ner Of Lispenardseet; John Dodd Druggist Broadway,
gsis in the city of New York.
Brookiyr-C. w. simons, Drug and Patent Medicine
Warehouse, 1914 Fulton street.
WGlahout-Nfs. Cooper.
Iiariem-E. H. Ieluoyer
WhSlssalsS THos ROBERTS CO..
100 I'm Broadway.
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REFINED SUGARS.

AT THE FOLLOWING Low CASH PRICES
xET0GTSE,Y " WOOLSEY offer their stand.
w I'D m,i1,s Doube Revived Sugars as follows namely;
aiu iuhs,'J s.ib W. isss ,han packase,
ro, III cents s =? n"eassd half cent yer pouaa
S n IL :. 90 :, ( pI1t,;a". ~
t9%os1su.lS ,,n n
l he above are pa e .n IS n Hl"'o"s'
l.oaveS III onxss Oh 5VU ips. NJ H.. ~ ,ok.cs,
Crushed IN obs OF 2eO no charge iof Ta'Aase'
Powdered IN ~ ,o,, s,,,, poG,.,r corner 10
i, Apply ~ NE yin 80, zen -, ca W II sf,s.,
south and AionSomery-stIsetS, or IL % W ase ia bv
n. b-OrdeIs OUT OF Inc Guy must ue aceonP9ns i'm,
remittance. D. ".-
DCCINCO cICnpE u "A STJTART
r. lSED IL =, " X. a. ..snsd Sus,u
Asoer Tor sale the various luaItSo o. he IoSi,g
nquant.s Of hive packages and up"dfGa al Inc ioho'
STANDARD Double Loaf Sugar, II: cents rsr pound.
:. Crushed crushed " ia IL :"
Irnund ~, :,
S'tou1d susar "a Inaity Ia ;,hon, .,,,ys for pack
g ne ABOVE aie iacAea Is 'oio"'' "'''i'u' '''l''
age or ,oo
f EoaIes " p fi ~ t Jvo
C Cius,,ed ~ b paltes " r 1go'
Crouhn IN barrels OF ~. r, -. orCh,m.
Apply at me iehrf o. ZS2 feenwich ia
usis street Ofasrs OUT OF TIE Guy must os u
remlttance ---------
rEWL,,r1,C CoNccN,ro ,,rt'n MEDICAL
M e. i > nC ~ II n ~ mem, for
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FOR LONDON-Packet Of Dec Isl.

II The new packet ship PRINCE ALBERT.
s burthen oC0 w s. Sebor, master will sail De
.cembcr lst her regular day Her cabins ae conmo.
lous eles ttly furnished and afford every accommodation
forte convenience and comfort OF Passengers For freight
T passage apply 10 he captain board, foot OF Maiden
Laue. GRlNNELL, MINTUkN & co
trtce OF passage SIS rs Souh street
The packet ship ST. JAMES, F. r MyeTs, mastrr - II
succeed The Prince Albert AID sail January st her regular
NIX
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Two THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
all The attention Of the Fire Compies
he Tnaa e and bs,q a,S25%fR y 2! Bfs
M ns I'm ,bed and viii keep constantly hand Thy
are finished in the most beautiful and are of splendid
and elaborate designs Companies from abroad VINO may
ohan letter sheet of patterns with tn. prices 10 each
applying BY mail the Subscriber and they mag rely on os
,nr nrec,se such an article the pattern they may
Isri beck Ljf;ers German Silver Fgur. Tor SHIRTS Se
ret Ds'A 'i''ei'' MARTIN w. EMMONS.
%, o., /, Spruce street New York
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GENUINE TEAS.

WHOLESALE NND REINTL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have just
completed very extensive arrangements the approaching
fail trade. Ii ese they have been ementy successful and
Heir well known superior judgement and ample resouch.
been most fully devoted to the interests Of their patrons To-
deed their entire regard the rights Of their customers TOO
generally known 70 need comment, (the mpsseta'lonsby
Interested and unprinciped persons the coa,aFy nog
sandiug Their Green and Black Teas wchhave hitherto
snv that they have introduced and they think far before any
a possibly sold s f gs ,"a sk gnd s s
vaerS. IA Of Black Teas The unyaed Howqu,
m ie"2 fresh and in great Perfection An extensive
ment of Hysons and Young ysons, suitable for c sei
Greens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All goods sab
ect TO be returned If approved Of Orders promptly eI'
tors la Chathamstreet New York; branches. S8 Btkes
street near Christopher, New-YoI and ZIG Fultoasest
Brooklyn. i. ,1.;,
States for the sale Of the only true and genuine howSr's
Black Teas. 20 zM
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HIBLlC NOTICE is hereby given, that the sale
of property tot unpaid assessments advertised 70 nke
M 90 on the 18TH of June last postponed 10 Friday The 9Th
av Of April 1874 a: u o'clock At nooa N The CITY Hall!
Street Commissioned office, 0c;, I'm, lStS
of JOHN r W ~, street cpHi'nl>SiOnSI
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nv ORDER Of DAVID Mann. Esquire, Supreme
Is rr Cnmm,s,,oner-No Notice hssby given that ~ al
achnss against the estate OF AZ, SF sf,S OF New
VI ascending or concealed debtor, on due PROOF mace
to the said Commsson pursuant to The " nj
md Thai the eme will be sold Tor the payment 81 ms
b unless he The SAID safe sw1 1b ipa i. ana months from
hs first publication of this notice and that ths payment III
any debts and the dellyey OF any Pr9rtry a1 s
All, debtor 20 him or for his and the transfer oil any
~ him for any purpose whatever forbidden oy iaN anu
are yoid-Dated Wsstfeld. October /, 1873 ,yrCp
L;,, Cr.,liin
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~ sssy PEOPLES LINE OF STEAM
- BOATS FOR ALBANY, Dali y, Sundays
spt.d, THROu Gti DIRECT at o'clock
r NJ From the Steamboat Pier between CORTLAND and Lib
eltystreets.
wleaye Monday Wedue sdav and rday at6 o'clock P Nj
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. L. W. BIaiuard'
Te.saay Thn5sday and Saturday evenings =! o'clock.
Steamboat COLUMBIA. Capt. A. Houghtoa, III leave
will leave Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings, z, )
O'clock.
S,eeraboa, NORTH AMERICA Capt. NJ H. Truesdell.
Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday, al O'clock. p Nj.
orpassage freight apply board to F. C. Schultz,
on the wharf.
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,opp,ER-5o,ooO lbs. Peruvian Pig Copper, for
na7 GRINNELD, MINTURN & co. 7s South st.