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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03
politifal.
Letters to the Wing State Con.
vention.
BosToN. July IA 1919

BosToN, July Ia, 1913.
My DEAR SIR Il have this moment re-
ceived your letter Of the 10Th, inviting me
to be present at your State annual conven-
ton, at Woodstock, on the 10Th inst. 7 re-
greet that feel myself compelled to decline
Il returned to this city, from Maine, OH
the 10Th, with the intention of going, next
day, to Montpelier and thence to your con-
yention on the 18th, as had been arranged,
but ascertained it had been postponed, and
have therefore been operating in another
field.
was anxious TO see the Green Mountain
men and talk to them, as | would to the
gallant Hunters of Kentucky, for they are
emphaticaly our brethren, children of
twin sister. And they have been even more
true and constant in adherence to Wing
principles than the Kentuckians-we have
faltered Once,-Vernont ncver!
have ever admired the character of that
young Abdiet, immortaized, on earth, by
Milton, who, when Satan fled to the further
end of Heaven to rally his rebel forces and
again do battle with the mghtest, was
faithful found
" Among tho f,ithoss, faithful ouy hs
" Amid innumcrahle false, unmoved
Unshakcn. unsejuced unterrifed."
So has Vermont ever been, through storm
and sunshine, faithful to the Constitution
and the laws-to principle and liberty-so
may she always be
The time has come to burn out Locofo-
colsm to the very root and it must be done
what State shall now be foremost in the
fight =! Kentucky won the banner last time
will Vermont now yield it, without strug-
gle? Yours truly,
LESLIE COOMBS.
To Hon. T. FoLLErr, Chairman State Com
mittee, Burlington, VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-03

slble party caucus have been substituted for
the great charter of our rights
Wings of Vermont, arise grid On your
armor and stand ready for the approaching
conflict. You occupy higher aud prouder
position than the Wings of any other State
IN the Union. You have never been con-
quered, and, like Gen. Taylor, you never
Come forth, then, beseech
you, in the full plen,itude of your power,
and, on the first Tuesday of September
next, you will achieve victory honorable
to yourselves and glorious for your country.
Gentlemen, thank you, aud through you,
the Wings of Vermont, for the kind invita-
ton extended to me to be present at your
Convention.
With great respect and esteem,
L am, gentlemen, your humble serv't,
WIN JIpHAN
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= NCIEEr AND MODERN BOOKsTOsE, the Mora
~ Csnser Of The lnteectui al 2ro, lto N"ssa-s view
Yofs-Ths Subscriber bess inform All Literary Pesons
Committees u Pube Libraries, asd HOOK COLLECTORS yea
ery that has added 20 his stsck me pesnt season
tea ll0ussrd now y0umeti Srtcipsuy received nom
Europe. lie scsiermisec ~ se nose IS 80 a. efs1
-sr look he possesses 81 Fises unprseedsaIed 10" ilf
eash Ia every brasch of rss Gus kaowedss MOI 20 sP1
cifv sauss has the VrBgs O Ga, greatest osaet IN
eueins some OF ths ssd Latin f-.hera he has
vr xtsu.ive selion Of the Greek sni Lasa Cassei
AZ H. eboe.st ss ltoss la HiseslsnsOas Literature, al
the WORKS eoErnosy sails together With Dosks oot 81
print ard olAergse very rare that hs tnnks cannon "a
had In any sther BOOKSTORE In the country Ne Is DO
larzsly supplied With books on TIE following suyees,
~, Ssieulturs gotaay kgral Sports Books relating
10 America; Architecture lasI@7t Books htiaSes W.
p.uasses and WORKS Astis sties: bosfsPnJi OosA-
cry .nd Domestic Economy Eonsftohi hutoPes'a .t
sosrsphy: Hsrsldfy; Eiorcs md sia7r WORKS Esate
sxu.yeIy u Gfsat 3flan knd Ireland WORKS TeiatlSs
exclusively ~ the Jews Le1cDss aud DlctohAiss
Losic kesaphyscs and Poll ieal Economy; MttnenHacs
and Nalara Philosophy hlh.tlJ oo.s1 "a 49,,
Natural History sad Geology large sSlleetiOa o.
and rars pamphlets, bousa "a vols feroclcAi
10 whole sets and odd vols boaasi PhisaoosJ, 30
lOFy and kssmefifmi Aftfo'osJ and foflons is.'-s
,orts on savef, Trsuslations ssc Commentaf-s f0y
.,e, s,d Travels; Law and Asdicisei ChsmistfJ Met~
80, Seolotv Meehssis Art., Essineerss Surveying
Banking E8change, AssgIaHse go -oiAI On -
= abort be istt.ls himself, there i 40 similar tefo IN
ts. ety -blsh yfesrata s1eh various iiefAfJ
sss he bess 10 s.y s1sE he u sesg .xsiu'selt oI
..sh he = sntgsE inc very snasst Pient On .hs
b.,pess eau BE- esrriel Hs invites all ~ sA mat
every ono rnSy J1dse iof lilasett 81. f 4.
". o. ia.t psSsled tic brat psrt Of his camera oe
ssriytivs Catalogue IL makes hseo'o &c 40, se.-,s
eo..I, prstsa 81 z4e vsg-s Tho sabssaas1s para are
fn prspsr.t0H. zua Sil Do ssU-c a. so- Is fseoy
70 hs SORE and tbs PergsAl 81 his cAecs1r NJ
hopes viii say th.s - y Pf.saiH tlo4s J.
ur-Ir J1HN DOYLE. Chess. Ancient AID
rv6 tds a0dsrs sesksellsr lis atsaHst n I.
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narAe,s....oarsr..'y reported ,e' 1A' Tr,.s.'-

narhess.... Carsfusiy reported for las IrtsS'
THURSDAY. May Il.
AsHEs-Are steady for Pots. and dnd for Pearls A
en- s.. salo Of the latter mSSe att p, aud 10" DIS
CoTToN-The sales Of Cotton about i,ooo bses,
and the market IS steady at the Improvements before
flour AND MEAL-The sppro.oh Of some rsesiPt,of
Four from The Cana has caused hssvness IL ths mss
ri IA Se.terdays prices have been obsiued IN am
Guilty 10 day and sales have teea made cheaper
Mere ~, a,o sale Of $40 bis 70 krrive At s7t
For psrass T. arrive Ia ali this month - were freely Of
ferso ADD III asked oeladsd IN me sooss ,A's' G
same figure Some boats with flour are IeI me
Canal OF southers there have been ga. moe
.taie tantactionsO0 $50 bbls a. 500 OIL The sap
plies are MOD and the market steady desi
with SALES So bbls jersey At 50 and 900 eos 6rs
DIVINE Al So That price was sttor~Afd tnsiod iSr
lCOo hbl. aud refused. Rye Flour 10 o-i9 o. win
sales 200 or $50 kbs.
GRAIN-Wbs.tis less sstiye than IL WA HodeIsA.s
prices beyond the views OF buyers sAiS OF ouVo oS'n
els uois via New. Orleans was made 81 - c-ns Noih
steady ssd 10 dsmsnd for export Al % cents ot
E0os Yellow Sale. co. 10000 bushels 81 "a eeats tof
Nusinis aud s. d57 Tor jersey mostly s. cents hJe Is
Dot hsm, and sales Geo 5000 bushels h.ve been sds
74d7ti cents delivered sale OF 900 bushels oarsS,
received Via New Orleans made at 80 cents ara
focd parcel Nothern. SEQ bushels s. IS cents oas He
lee. ht,n 500 sell Al 47d49 cents for N0Ttbsfn
WHlSkY-Th. market Is heavy and dull For good
bbs the asns rate Is "A cents bat sales have been made
PROVlsioNs-Ia Pork there has bsea eonsidsrsble
meat sot 50 advanced TIE sales ssch pr0ba
Div 600 bbls inelutins Mes. At 10 5Odl0 - Prime
S7ta6 50 and $50 bbs 10 arrive A. Is Aod 10 25
Ths market al the close held GA aud Sill The
stock u extremely small Reef 10 IN fair request. ssd SO
bbls have been sod It 5oa5 o2i, ard .G8 IS for
Couufry re.sliej. Picked Msas scarce and hish
There have been considerable sales dry sailed Mea
eudins 80 coo bs Shoulders paft Ia hbcs ut u
sale of 50 bids Western sked Shoulders about ca;
is~s Hams a. a; 100000 do sidcs AZ 944; 5000
d. Win he bone out u cents Lard u rsshsf heavy
a he sse rot large About 700 tos sold al 6ti
cents .ni sm. lot kess Al - cent? eutisr Il heavy
- ~ ~, .uppl, Cheese scarce and nfm
CoFFEE-M auction 500 rags nafsesibo Ceaee cold
a. 10 cents and $50 bags LAs1syrs al 6iaob The sale
IF he sumstr. Conee was postponed ssooant Of tho
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wes'h-r Othsr s4ls. ~ haE Hsrse.ba. 7; Ia do 81
1890 - Ell 1877 90 q iss % ca 6s DO si s5 d.
Cd NE.
Farther sales 700 Pis' Lead si4 IS to 81 cab
MAYA sTOR FS-sGies .0g0 tbls Nee bern Rosin -
6je cash delivered Srs sales r crude rurpenir- hay=
been nsf", bot The puruc1afa od rot transpiFe roi
there have bees rfusil rGrs1cons Il J-411 cash
- Niufufa Go. 1875 b1s Orange 9ii ass -
d. 60 ~ ~, lSo bNs Lem1nsJ sd az tzs-eafs3 81
Prps'isD ich u ID isor, from aessinz
IT. A-Iau Tea rlls f1-day ~stt ~ A. rathsr easier
fnccs to.h f1f Old asd nee Ten Thu old Teas hJE-
ever, sao she reasf decline. The Ef0csrs are so1 IN
wset - iIs late season and 1ei es7ossd - "a .th
mach spit iBrortstont pei "a WarE "a. 40 o-hef
frc-a- er-.rs.s srrn1 ~ double cnes's hyro4f
4l .r poo p aEa q. 90 d. y 2ldo = l' lss
bxs ions $500 65 81 DO cbsi. do IS y Do % 10
80 q, 20 81 el o. 81 l7e9fo p DO ~ = 90 = :
IA o. 3; 81 o5s iii DO - 900 60 81 . d. ~ p
90 81, I0 40 so 20 50 % 10 - ~ d. - 10 =
80 30 q IS 90 l0 Or p. TO- DO 90 y 30 ~ -
o. 81 d.. 90 81 EOS ~ 20 90 withdraw j. chss
~ q III. T. - b. ehs.s Twtussy. - s. d. 81 p
~. u 60 ~ 51 DO ~ -0 Do 49, f78 d 1tsas7
U c-ses Gusr0wdsf. 81 10 hf cNss a % $50 50 90
g.. casss 10 d. III t1 n 10 10 80 d. and go
$50 brs ~ishafaen. - cases Imperial 81, II ~ shsis
En- do 80 do Ice sss-s 3ji, 80 tD BIS 10 -
DO go lsS 90 witbirav 20 hf chss sooebols =
~ 40 "a 23e cb.s Is ~ d. ~ - % T. ~ snstf
tfsags Prseo. a - DO y j. DO - Ivy loD Do4ef
o. ~ % NJ ch.ts So 20 ~ Chats koss Ooong, %
LEATHER-Sss Il 100 sides Sole tosk place y-ser-
30 ~ the sore Of Miles Gilman. This esmreny 49,
lsras esd good feeling prevailed We Give fai1W te
T.Bg- Of press-Terms mos. Lthl zoos stamp ~ %
lf mid do IL 20 9i vsights Ia % 49, can.
fs-d lt 20 -. rsrf n the estsogue va c) posed OF
stock sud or d-fk sKion which sold o.. TIC
good qualities Vert pf brsky. Eud were more i1 deusnd
inca The ordrsry qualities The sales thouE1out TIE cay
suPPos.d % be tblul 1000 sides, Leaving rTsfJ
In al. az On a
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o.v-4..1.g.~..ir in lpst fH - TtoinsEs Church,
Nv a. ~ v.it.hSa,s, EDWARD AUGUSTUS VAN
DFRfOOg AID ABBY a-s.hd ahnsh'ef - James II
g-uud1ss. ~ OF tbit q - - no. d., ,,,r,r.,. -,
% - io.h iost b. Rev. ID r. Or NlLLlN~ NJ
aTys fs CaTHARINE GCHuYLER, daughter oi Wa
80 l. Co-h-sa Esq o. tni. CO.
A. No,th s-i.ssfs. z I OF ihe .oth inst oJ Rev III
PSI. CHARLES FOWNLEY, of this Cts. 20
.FfIA ihtsrof Ashssl Harfs. u he forn-r race.
q, sossnn An ius.-at by re- Dr. Lowell, Po f~ssor
AiONZO GRAY. OF Hsrvsfd University L, JANE h..
LORlNG, osuzhtar Of Charles Lsiag, Esg
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ANAZoSAs REvESeE.--The report Of very
ussicsl sfsie which occurred N.'ehsz te~ d.ys
agl 10 mentioned 80 to- Me-. Orcsag Da Mr. CHARLES
Jones VII, 0risoaiy from Red River. sd has q &C
tees lsw 10 Louisiana fhnt q his fesierc9 Oh o,os
kv-r near Mach hlFris r-spe-fafis ia'i $40 -
~ afive ~ his ..d AZ the i.iy drove IT, ear
risFs 70 Ioatss Itsiasacs sns called Rim O. ~ ne .t
pr11ches ~ cha hrsr rsvnivrf ~ "d "
tasips tiu a.. Leo A. bsrt fcwa urder BE
ea-st q The shs cred tw' more o. e 70 pa.
eoor,, Lore. va. l,,s 10 hslqeIs coalition tnt no'
qaite I.ad
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state debt or liability Of ST. l47 500 for Western Rail
road .ock stated and In Offset the stock % per cent
Advance Is put 81 2 45o beside the siuAlng funo Of
S46s 396-vhich together afford surplus of 4%oo<
The STATE pays but fraction per eeot per annun
while il receives from dividends upon IT. Western Rat
ro.s ipyestment S5o4955 Of scrip loaned 10 the Rail
road is secured beyond doubt the Committee think
The Baltimore and Susquehsnnah Railroad has
done larger business for the Pa' three months than for
any similar previous period since The construction OF the
road. The President and Directors will make Ps5 ent
to the State within few days Of ten thousand dosrs
and expect TO ba able pay fifty thousand within the year
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SCHOOLS
ROARDING SCHOOL.


IRVING NsTirUTE-rauytovp, No~- NoFs-Wll.-
ILIAM ?. LYON A 4 Prineipal. aidoa by wslLqosi-
fed Ysseksra-Srmuer Session commences l,t nsyi
Winter Session. let Nossmhcr-eseh containing i've
moaths The q instruction includes the whols
r4ngs Of English branches tossssr with French s.d the
Apssnt Language 49,
Ferns per sesos 300 fer juaicr pup' slO for ssior
pupis Pupils may be admitted az any time.
4. fh01- who dssirs to n DoardiBgss5os the
ifvsstsgss u fhs institution ae bohsFel ~ % tqah II
not superior 90 any
ft hss bsen 10 sgccsssfal operation ten years The loea
toa delightful SD iaiubrous 10 c0ngsnisat Of aceess
f,om th. city The sdidse is conmOdious Asd comfurta
bethe Play grounds SIMPLE, snd dfconnec'ed tom the
vss. Fns govsrsmortis efficient but midressu ahng
veil resaiatrd Chfisfau family sd 80 day ssho
srs srs usd 90 c0sHtsrEst ms saSirT influence or
family tr'ini1G.
vance s1d perfect the pupil In the baushts studied baio
develop Aas instruct mo Judgment 20 sashIsD che us
20 form ia habits. SAD 10 give moral sad use
fol direeros 20 tho iaslis stious.
FOR psrtculsrs PANS hist tigcssr containing the
Information most likely b. sought which may DO had
on aspnsson - the Principal Il Tarrytown, TO his
agents, CLARK Austis. .oj BroadueJ, ~. Y.
HEFERgscEs. By Permission.
WsshiBgtou Itving E.q TsrrytoSs
Hon Oslian c VsfPIAsk, Nsw-fok City
Zsbedee Cook, Esq
Morris Robinson. ESQ.
senjruia Lodar. Ess
Rev. Dr. creis h,on................. fSryto~n
Rev. J0sept Wilson,
Com Alex shdell MiskssEis, L. SIN
Capt Nathan Cobb
Rev Dr. Peek,
ssorgs T. Tdnb'e, ESQ.
Hon. Jimes narrer,
Francis Hell, "a. mJll Nv
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enasEnanFs AfRTYEp

n yqcffflifp Icaatot ION Lirfrp09l-hr3 A1eI4itt
iils- - Csssoa Mrs Amelia st0bsl, Chss strohsi ~
Savsris James Hshrn, Mrs Ssfsh Hfhon, Irotter,
ssi.s Ls'9uche. Ire ano John Matt-rfou J7h1 d
ErhiiHsrd Engias4 and 81 10 the second ca1ih ard
sf~sEsss
Ia 10 " stear,slip Great Bcsfern. from BecrH.da-Mr
CO sft, ~ Psrto REQ; Capt Hauutsu, Or brrmuds.
j., ship barns, fSna Hapburs G0tties and sdJ =
Aisr iakel. Yssrs. Witt. Nslsaests X krEnf, l.
Meyer Kuakei Miss Grsnssstios. GfsuinE 10y nnd
dsug hter krztoo will, T De Raw, oai'kJ GIern'
. Meyer Won Helm. lady sud daughters, ffeiief,
Nhite, " Oss-nfsldt and ~ "a th- steerass.
H. br- Caroat from HauastUg-C Ptshsr and family
G Miller and family, and s. IN the steersse
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Oa Tharsdas fnorning iifi inst after shoa ilnsss.
GEORGE DUNCAN COOfER. Jr seed - year,
rns u-sr. will take see FROM 'hs rs-1spc- o. his
father NJ - H-st Wsshisston psce. So urdey
iss 81 ccook The friends OF the family isvtsd 70
attend vi hort father n0.ic-. The rrnsrs will be taken
% Wsstchsstef Tor intsTEsrt
Yesterday raroipE AZ her residences No. q Greenwich
svssBe, ELIZABETH. widow Of William DuniaP, IN
fbe Goth yeEr o. hers ss
Toe BODY will b. tsSeu 10 Perth Amb0y flr intsrmsnt
Sg6deey ~ West Point, n. Y. Nay 6, CLAuDiUs
BERARD, aged 63
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MIIIIAMsRIrRGn AFFAIRs.

FIRES Ar Wn.LIAMsBUhGH.-The rope-wslk be
tween Third End Fourth sis. was injured by fire On
Mosdsy night and on the night, tho North Amsri
can Hotel at Peckap took fire. the Interior of which
eoey destroyed Ills supposed to have been the work
IL. La. 49,
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The Committee on Finance OF Massachusetts
reported on the sh that s52s $50 received and
S55 $50 expended by tbs. State in the year ending Jan
nary ls4s and that the balance in hand that day WAS
asa So For the current year. this Committee estimate
ASS 4ss Of receipts and s5O745 expenditures The baas
t 4. expected to give $4,000 sssnst SS47o last year
Western Railroad stock S9i 2 ia dividends, against
s7l 7sf; the esptston tex 5000 against s2le7o In
the receipts last year sl9o4 appeared from the sale Of
the Arsenal in Piessantt bat S24loO were paid for bal
-. "a ..lnh Messrn Rair0af gu. Of the 1raasnry
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TABEKN DEMPsryR. eou

TABERN ACLE-N2. DENPsTEK. Composer Of
the HsT Olssn, Lamsrt - - Ines Euiisrsrt. Sind
By &c h-a ns hcucr 20 MS Of Evi0E
lsOr siaa b IA ta,-iai ne ssefnssle
-;9I.sy rvsssf dsy ID. c1rcy'ss k. ropu ar con-
PssrsEN l-dissi Cos risut. - wty scss sse waite
'l.I1w ~ psih Nrsa f.s sds Nis. sessis,h.
J5ns tnt--ssn ~ J1f L-s=iy al. ~if-; Eou.e the
se.. Ls-a.t 81 fhs J ID - grant SAY so ri, -ss
slfc. fhs pfirf Chis he AHs- q Dssth Death ii
Ns-.eA. rtad ksg Erlsr,.i ls..; - scns al .laes
Tax ysr sud eoss ascot - Ssa his seFuss Casa Tee
Asy Ozs-n. 10 tsree rsTfs
Tssss 81 csrsi,s I'D a. th- As,.s stores. u sfr
D.usstsr a. he Ns-.Isrk Hole. 41l - ths -oor. TO
sessfrfz-e s'olesk uyll n
NfECuANIt-' nall. 80 Ss7aa~aY. nes-stn
lFssrN-t ssd cros.s 90. A.assg. asy 49, svsfY
a. sat snrfrs 80 ~ers 49, erif'ss
CEl1ISTw& .aIrsSE SGLS,
sas.. grnca-u fsr1r ths 90. ssvrs SoSrss have
49, r-rsfv-s -fl ssrh dsssaisses Esfroaage Srd
c<.ns t r1nrf rss7ssf@y srrosrce, tas thcy
M t.tfv.a lhg.rsr al ans iztuitasls sstertSaussss
ss-ff eVsciss ssiii isrtssr Esfiss
Admission - eea.s. Dsoss 0se. 60 7-Cossen VII
e1ul--encs sta
Nsass.- aaa nirer-1--E P. c-EisTY
- For tae acc,-4 aiess.i'a cf f-miiSs tksy vii sss
A. afisrnoos Cs1c-rt every ssrardas.
D-1is l71- ~ =. i-flr1snc- ~ + II. nys wis
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Cour, CnIendur....THIs DAY

coM~oS PrEAs-Nos 1877, l5o ISL i52, 1853, l54, l55.
l56. i57. l5S. - go 80
lg IS 20 o. I2i lS5 las .0l, 2S 205 TO 30, 4S, III
PA to ~, pa TO 2I3 2i5 10 $50.
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS oFFsCE; No.
= 'N s.' 80 Of FRCORaIcK GEORGE, late u the
Cs,v of SsxYork, tsi5f, escesssd saa zoo sieseo
49,. tntesst- that tho efeeset the ssd
80 hsads Of ths Psbs Asiss;rssof WIN DO 90 n'ins
s-red spc disposed Of BY ssSofdsf 70 law ens" tns
,.as Be elsimes 0y lawful executor or sanipns
80, ~ IN, sse.a.sd Dy 18th day 81 June nett Datsd
Ssw-Yors, AsYl 1913 JAMES 9. THAfER
wvi2Isvaw Public Adxai MS txsto.
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d.y BY oc-T Cosd 90 cnargs Of assultug his vie and
irving 10 force drink liquor against her viii AID ihr
ADVICE Of oOotOT. She obliged 20 s-nc Tor OhceT
COaa, aoc when he arrived the accused couinsncvo as
sasinns hun Ia violent manner HE was held 10 bail Ia
of 900 appear tbs next Court OF sessions
violent airy dispute took place yesterday IN
tte Police MAshAls Office which carried so loudly
IL DISTURBED the peace Of the whole neighbour %
The parties concerned m the dispute were not committed
and such oistoTbsuces very frequent, the Police
sstrs should fdOpi 20 save Their quarters
from beilg snsmstzsd % ol,oIdeny.
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ng. WHEELER, osah't. receives patients =, his
~-.i..e-- = i3r.su icl-st every aorainEs fsem
A a s,.l.ck p II DistAs-s 81 ths Eve ma er
bow iors..andisg eas Be efestaaiy sraiiettsd and
Vermansn, cure eE-stse pamphlet eoaialalns f9ei7
49, ,,-. .z.rt-s b, Dr.. Wheeler. ts had granl-
eusi AZ hi, resdepee ths sane vii b forS,rd-4 70
~ 90 rn.tiof application % hn b. letter P9stpsd-
sf. 49, ~ th- first families DO the city. Aruncl.i
Fvss Brtsd Aad To- sac On removable terms mJlL ~
ntfNnNR.s FROlI CATaRACT-.--OR
ibWHE-LER Ocuist, g Gr-sa~ieh . announces %
tbs n eted bis are and u9st imPortsst dIesssrJ OF r.
t ,..r.r.r.s without pain which be enfaE-s . 81
f-e iin he reroa q to Gays. sld ne ssh reso %
al nat Az farther nsaiesl treatment Is obyi.ea I W y
nACURRREOTYPRF LAE - Of suPsriof s.s.
Dity 81 xhoi-ssls sss rsiai-C ste' sgie.s n.
.,s,.,t. 2O5 Brossvu.
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FROM HAYrL-Letters from Aux Cages of the
18th u received ia this city, represent the country 10
lhe vicinity Of that plsee In stao Of revelation
Business matter Of CouTsc, was PROSTATE, ana alarm
the order Of the Some fighting bad taken place ana
The infatents opposed TO the Government had been
Boston Pust.
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ROYALrY nm TRoUBLE.

TIE JOHN DONKEY Tor Nay 3d. 1875. contains,
anon. ether gsadid illustrations Going Out fr,'i'
cen-Iasi VI, DR. Dsnkey's Iougs Gsntienen sSloyius
fhsrs lives. s 9hica ars i-,rosuesd P0ftrais oi Der
r.y 0r Henry Csy Pois Johr Van Barren CorSio. Cas-
bushssan and Gen. ssott, suJ9yrs theus.lses "a the
moe. do-fol msnnss aaus Jona Tyler and hstay efs
rls.ls thcussivcs unhappy iu p-ssan. 1sy a os &
u1ler abe Of he great and gosd John Donkey Ina
tory n Royalty Is given wish portraits Of Max Ma
grire, Esq EirS u ths News1eys. sad Louis fhhPps
King Of TIE Barricaiss together with view Of the
BLOODY DUEL
10 Baltimore and correct licensees q Capt May end
Col Davies they aDpesrsdba The hsid u seton VIVA
fvs ustrasrs o. Shskspssrss OiheI- AM MUGS Stler
and .s,gsm-n, and by q Dsxtark Brother y Aan-sL
myil 2sia
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Arrived.-Hambure .hIp slaIsa.. NsInbuIs. q


Arrived.-Hamburg ,biP Bfsreps, Nenburs, Ham
burg rndss TO Schmidt Il Bsiehen.
Brig Csrosi.. Whipps. Hamburg. a. dass, ndts' 10
Schmidt Rach,n 9Th inst ist A. long o. spoke sbip
ncss hence for Antwerp Sd inst 10 81 long d. ~ nlgh
passed She wreck Of vessel bottom apparently bfs
sus Ellsworth, (of Calais Williams, MauEszeei 10
Dnnssso a6p tons os ~ood SIS bsss eodee, 20 Kos
sire & 80 Vessel 90 Back. Lett no American YES
sells ga ut. of Cape Nicola, spoke ons NepIohe' OF
Boston for Cienfostos. .
hiaes - bales WOOL "a Grnu-l Minturn 4 CO sthinsr
st 81 g. spoke ship Howard, hence Tor Ns-Or
l@sns 9ih of CApes OF the De8warei spoke 'chf
w williams from Baltimore.
Dr. big Eyry knOwltOn, Windsor, Ms, 10 days loot
pissfer 10 SOule Whitney Co
Sshr Cornela, Faulklin Boston, days, mdse 70 Day
ton SpTGsGs.
Sehr Characteristic ssrry, Boston, days, rndse' to
Foster Nickersop.
schr Helen Gray Cotton, msohss, 10 days, lumber 10
sehr Csiro Libby, Calais, days, lath, ke to Smith
Boynon.
sebr Victor Hallstt Boston, deys, mdse.
Schr BahnA, Burncame Boston, days, mdse
Sthr Empire, UndeIhil Boston, 3 days, mdie
BeIow-Br bark Warrior and Br bark Sarah, both from
Ireland. with passenseas.
Also 2shps aBd bark south ofthe Highlands st sunset
snIied.-ships Atlantic, Nsw-Ofleansi Amsrs Vera
Cruz. with troops. 80
Bdg Chas NcLsughlin. 81 John, NIB.
Sehr Gen Scott, Baltimore and Others.
A. Rher's Island, Br brig Penelope, Windsor, M
Also schoOaers from Eastern ports, with lsnDer Tor
this port
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