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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-05-15

EE-I thought you was born on the
first of April" said a Benedict to his love
ly wife, who had mentioned the 2.stas
herbirth day. Most people would think
so from the choice ! made off husband, :"
she replied.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-05-15

F"Do you mean to challenge the
Juty?" whispered a lawyer to his Irish
client, in California. Eyes. be jabers if
they don't acqit me I name to challenge
livery spal peen O. thim." was the answer.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-05-15

w Our very manner is thing ofim-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-05-15

Hon. A. KELLEY, CHAIRMAN, &C.
Dear SIR: eaga ~4 tis4
In reply to your note of yesterday have
to state that ! am unable to give the dates
of the several certificates Of deposite,
checks, drafts and bills of exchange"
held by me on the 14th inst. In disburse-
ments / use these claims as curr ency and
In the large payments made since that
date ., have disposed of large portion Of
them. :
! take pleasure in submitting the en-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-05-15

OFFICE OF TREASURER OF STATE
..---.-..------- March -22-a256.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA

New York, June 81.
The steamer Asia arrived at1l O'Clock this a. NJ
with Liverpool dates to June 18th.
There is much excitement respecting American
affairs. The London Times and Morning Post dc
mand, in offensive terms, the recall of Mr.. Dallas
but it is not supposed in the country that he will
er haTe peaee 10 tie caes 81
America, and the feelings Of the people run more
active and more general in favor OF peace
The Government, hewever talks hostility, and
Clarendon hostility. ptimerston and Clarendon
having stated in Parliament Friday evening, that
they had not made up thoir minds whether Dallas
should he dismissed or not.
Lord John Russell las given notices Tor special
notices Oh Monday, to enquire what is the inten-
ton of the British Government, inasmuoh as the
universal feelings of the British people is in favor
peace.
No other news OF importance
The Asia brings 30 passengers.
The fulton with otiiclul news of Mr. Champion ar
rived at southampton Saturday 4. 81, the l4th-
Tho articles Of the Times and Post on Mr. Cranp-
ton dismissal studiously offensive and demand
Inc d 5nissa Of Mr.. Dallas, and applications of force
to the u ). The commercial and manufacturing elias
Sos, however, filled with anxiety at the terrible
consequences of war with the L. S.. and are moving
actively to prevent the calamity. The Manchester
peace address TO the United States received 5000
signatures in two hours. Ecantime several ships of
war had been telegraphed TO prepare with all posi-
bic despatch for foreign service destination supposed
to he the cost Of America. All the commanders of
tho gun boats at Portsmouth have likewise been
calcu TO port AdmraS IA II was rumOred to receive
instructions for active service ut telegraphic
tice..
Tie light squadron Of dispatch steamers and gun
boats, under command Of Watson, arrived at Fal
mouth, to coal and provision.
Paris letter asserts that Dillon lately appon-
ted consul at Port Prince has instructions TO in
innate that France will not permit Solouque 10 i'll
wade Dominica.
Palmer the prisoner had been hung
The following is from James McHenrys circular,
Liverpool 18th;
Lard very active at an advance on the small
quantity. Tailow steady
EREADsTUFFs.--Ihc market has been firm all tire
week, and good demandh has enabled higher prices
to he obtained. Fine qualities OF wheat ana -four
bring extreme rates. Indian corn still in excess,
aud The stock accu2nulatcs. White wheat IOs6da
lis Four-We stegn canal 30sa33s6d; Ohio 35sa
36a30; white 29s6da5ls.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Telegraph of last evening brings us the
following.
Messrs Brodhead, Douglas and Hale favored
the resolution to adjourn July 28th and it was
passed.
On motion of Mr. Crittenden, resolution
was adopted directing the Committee on Judi
ciary to examine laws relating to the succession
TO the Presidency in case of death of both Presi-
dent and Vice President, and in case they deem
cd further legislation on the subject necessary,
10 report a bill or otherwise.
The rules We're amended so as to make il the
duty of the Presiding officer to call Senators to
order whenever they violate parliamentary de-
corum.
4 bill was passed for construction of military
road from Missouri, via. Salt Lake City, to Car
son Valley, settlement on the frontier OF Cali
fornia, and for the establishment of military pos IS
and the sinking Of wells. Adjourned.
HoUSE.-Mr. Ravens said he was against the
bin unless it be essentially modified. He thought
action thereon now would be premature. The
House should first have the report of the select
committee on Kansas affairs in order TO deter
mine the source Of the present disorders in tina;
Territory. He would favor no extreme meas
ue he wanted to meet the question on the
broad basis Of fact governing his conduct, with
out reference to either North or South
Mr.. Greer gave notice that he win On Sat
urday move the previous question on the
bill.
Mr.. Morrill,, from Committee on Territories
reported bill TO punish and prevent the prac-
tice of polygamy in the Territories of the United
States, providing penalty Of $500 and imprison-
nlent for rot less than two nor more tn IN five
years. Mr.. u. said there was but one dissent
ing vote in the committee, and the only difficulty
was as 10 the power to legisate on the
subject. Referred to Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union.
The remainder of the session was devoted 10
i 10 : -. 81. =. =
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New IDEA-If anybody doubts that this
is an inventive age, they should call and ex-
anime Symth's SelfActing, Bent-Lever, Plat
form Scales.
For simplicity of design and economy OF space
they take precedence of any scales that have yet
been invented. There is one popularity about
this scale it possesses very little machinery, and
can never make mistake so long as the laws
of gravtation continue Symth's scale has an.
other advantageous small cost For three dol
lars he will furnish you with the means of weigh.
ing anything from hen canary to a prize hog.
Courtney has just purchased scale to weigh
coal with Zone of Fairbank 's), for which he paid
two hundred and fifty dollars. Smyth will give
same scale that will do the same for 40 dol
lars. Here is difference that our business
men can afford to dwell on. The Symth Self
Acting Scale is adapted to all kinds of business
merchants, hay dealers, dairymen and mechan
les. We look upon it as one of the greatest in
ventions of the day. If placed in proper hands,
il cannot do otherwise than drive all other scales
entirely out of the market.
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THINGS IN CALIFORNIA.

A dispatch from New Oveans Of yesterday, the
Goth instant, states that the steamer Grenada brings
dates rem S0nFrancsco, to June, 18th.
Casey and Cora We're hung May ODD, same
day King was buried The Vigilance Commit
tee had arrested several other desperate charac-
ters, including the notorious Yankee Sullivan.
The latter committed suicide on the first of June
in his cell IN the committee rooms, leaving a con-
fession touching the San Francisco election.
The opponents Of the Vigilance Committee at
tempted to hold meeting on the 2nd to denounce
the committee but it proved q total failure.
Several murders III the interior were report
ed.
Rumors were rife that Johnson would call
means into requsition TO suppress the revolution.
Nothing had yet been done.
These rumOrs, however, created much excite
ment throughout the State, and word was sent
from the interior that thousands were ready to
march to the assistance Of the Vigilance Com
mittee.
Sacramento alone offers to furnish 1900. The
excitement was on the increase.
Martial law had been declared at San Francis
co. The committee were determined on carry
ing out their measures, and continue to make
arrests.
The opposition were organizing 800 stand OF
arms Ii was rumorcd they intended to attack
the committee rooms which were strongly guard
ed with two cannon before the door loaded with
grape shot.
All the journals excepting the Herald side
with the committee.
The health OF San Francisco was good; bust
ness moderate,
Indian hostilities in Oregon are suppressed.
a difficulty had occurred in Washington Ter
ritory, owing to an attempt made by Judge
Saunder to hold a Court during the existence
of martial law. The Judge was arrested for
sale keeping till peace IS established.
Adviees from Costa RIGA states that the army
is disbanded.
The cholera was raging fearfully throughout
the State. Baron Bulow died of it while on his
retreat
Nothing of importance from Nicaragua
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CARD.

MRS WALDO returns her heartfelt thanks to the gentlemen
who contributed to munfceny recompense her for the
loss which she sustained a recent occasion.
Feeling that the affair, including not only the amount
which Mr. Mckndey presented in behalf the donors but
also the delicate and gentemany manner in which tho
whole was managed, is calculated produce emotion. of
ankulness too strong for she will not atteppt
to express hebut merely say gratitude for such
Kindness to the strongest language in her
power is fully commensurate with the benefit received
Kenosha, July 2. 1856
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go up, thou Bald Head To Prof. Wood S
store, ia Market street, and get bottle of his
celebrated Hair Restorative which will make
the capillary substances vegetate on the summit
of your cranium in a very short time. And all
you old gray-headed men,, if you want your
hair to resume its original color, it can be done
by using Woods Hair Restorative. 1t makes
tho Hair soft and silky, and causes the"Hyperian
curls" to cluster in elegant profusion, Many have
tried it, and found it just the thing. There is no
excuse now for badness or gray hair st. Lou
is Pilot
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The Intelljgencer Of this morning SAYS, it has
been published in the New York papers that
Costa Rica had recognized the power of Walker
given up war and offered to be responsible for
all expenses growing out Of it.
We are assured by persons in this city who
are we'll informed, that this is q sheer fabrca-
ton; on the contrary we understand Costa Rica
has resolved on waging war to the last, against
the foreign invaders ofCentral America, and ac-
cording to the very last advices from that coun-
try, the army was ready for the field as soon as
She concerted attack Of Guatemala. SAN Salvador
and Honduras might begin, which attack would
close IN few days, the career of Gen. Walk
or, whose forces, it is stated are perishing BY
scores, from cholera, yellow fever and other
epidemic diseases
The Senate considered and passed tie Hous,
bill. authorizing the President to cause tho
Southern boundary oI Kansas 10 be run * mark
ed also the bill respecting the harboriGg of de-
serters and to protect the public interest in re
gard TO the enlistment OF discharged minors
Mr.. Wilson Of Virginia announced the deatl
Of his colleague MIR. bailey. prenouneinr hirl
eulogy upon his public and private character
and offered the customary resolutions. Mr.
Good Of Va, and Cobb of Ga, and Campbell O
O. spoke in similar terms Of their deceased
friend Resolutions Were adopted
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State of yyisconsiu, KcnOshn o""'
emit Caurt--.En ChanCer''

Jersha Main vs.. tldL that the above
TT appearing to satisfaction Of this s whom pro-
named defendant Charles H. MAJ o1d returned non
cess of sutuosna la been duly issued anu nd frtI az
est" is resident Of the state arnearance to he
ae Sd i anTe entitled on motion Of b.
Evans, solicitor foT con - urcd appear and plead
asrer o De ana to the bill oo9mPfsn fled
IN the above cause 10 5o av September A. d. 1S.,6
cut T. c 9ef5 On t Or hat the said bill be taken . confessed
by and against the said deendl, i hereby ren; r
ca nat b 5e oTder be n twenty days from
a th s oy Pkea %isy 6n as"s Is
Dated this te -'N' jon T. JILSUN, County judge
6w3 - X w Fv.Hs Co,1,.tss ~
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ST. Ed MARINE. go
PORT OF KENOSHA.
>~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR WEEK ENDING JULY 3.

Arrived.
&c Schr Two Charles, -, Chicago
n Prop Nile Salisbury, Buffalo, 80 tons mdz
Schr Challenge, Ackerman MuskeEon, CT, N It J.
IS Bark Il. O. L., Ferris, Chicago
Stmr Queen City, Watts, Chicago
StInr Buckeye State, Chambern, Collingwood.
Prop Free State, -, Buffalo, go tons indz.
20 Schr Challenge, Alderman, Muskegon, IS m # L.
July Prop Iowa, Alexander Buff % ron Is tins md7
Brig Sevastopol Marshall Muskegon, 115 m # j..
Stmr Cleveland Clark, Chicago,
Buckeye State, Chamberlain, Chicago.
Cleared.
20 Schr Hcrrick, -, Chicago, Is eds stone.
Happy Lucky, Van Tassel, Chic, S eds ston
Brig Sevastopol, Marshall, Chicago.
eT Prep fJiIs, Salisbury
Sctr Challenge, Alderman, Nuskegou, 10 tons ntiz
provisions, 25 sheep, cows.
Is Bark f. q. l.. Ferris,
Snr Queen City, Watts Colngwo0d.
Buckeye State, Chamberlain, Chicago.
Prop Free State, -, Chicago.
July Schr Challenge, Alderman, Muskegon is tons mdz
provisions.
Prop Iowa, Alexander, Chicago.
Stnr buckeye State, Chamberlain, Coingwood
Cleveland, Clark Green Bay.
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= =" ~ " Wy :
NDTlCE

To 7chon IL ntGy Concel8. 90 ,,,o,
NOTICE is hereby given that 10Y Seneca u 49, him
from and after this date, has my consent 70 as
self by his efforts and he can receive all ms l he
for himself: That will collect any Of ms
same may be paid to him. also forbid any II Newman
from harborng or giving him, said Seneca H. ts of
any credit on my account, for l viii not pay any 49,
his contracting after this date whateYer,, a NEWMAN
June II, 1856 4w3 PIilLo
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Southern Know Nothings Support Blu

It 6 significant fact, most of the Know No
thing organs at the South support Buchanan.
aud that many of the Know Nothing Lodges
have resolved to 60 Tor him. This is very nat
uTai, as buchanan, It is known always sympa-
ihized with the Native American party.
The Sham Democtatic organs uf the south
openly advocate : fusion with tie Kaow Moth.
icgs,
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THE CITY B A NIX
OF KENOSHA.

I776. FOURTH OF JULY 1855.
GEL EB r At ION.
CITY OF KENOsHA.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DAY.
MARSHAL OF TIE DAY, CAPT. r. w. FOWLER
1sf Division.
assistant lldrShd{, DIR. WHITMoRB.
Chicago Brass Band,
Kenosha Rife Company,
Racine Light Infantry,
kenosha City Guards,
End Division.
Resistant NdrShdt, Col. H. II. WALKER.
Chief Engineer aud assistants, OF Fire Department,
Hook Ladder Co,
Protection Engine Co. No /.
Kenosha Engine Co. No. 2.
Young America Hose Co. No g.
Sd Division.
assistant Marshal, Gso D. Head
Martial Music
Sheriff Of Kenosha county and his Deputies,
President of the Day, Hon. THEoRDoRE NEWELL,
Orators of the Day,
Reader of the Declaration, Gen. NJ FRANK,
Clergy, mayor and Common Council,
City Superintendent, and Public Instructors,
Distinguished Guests from abroad,
Soldiers of the Revolution, and OF 1912,
Citizens,
&C., &c, &C, &c, &c.
Order of Exercises.
Prayer
Reading of the Declaration.
Music---HdR C01uDtbid
Grafton.
Music Yankee Doodle.
Artillery Salute.
National Salute & Ringing of Bells at Sun
rise, and at Sunset. In the Evening there will be
SpIendid display of
FIRE-W ORKS, IN I II L P A II X.
RICHARD ". FOWLER, Marshal otHe ddy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RelieiOuS.

Religious.
Funeral Discourse the occasion of the death Of Mr.
H. ROWLAND late Of this vicinity, will be delivered at t
Methodist Church, Sabbath next 9th inst at 10 10 NJ
S. STEBDINS Pastor
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a., g1yol,n tel eiosHa t"uHiy Court.

In the Of The esaie tate. Of t1Ss Rowland
~ readl. prare in Kenosha county, state Of WI,
f a. takis proofs Of the representing among
,lst Lewis Rowland, late Of Pleasant prsrie
9tner on the 9Th day Of June A. D. I6 died ia.
leaving goods ehattes and estate within this coun-
", ana ~ mat administration Of said estate be- granted 10
I ~ Havland 1t is Ordered. that said petition be
he Judge o. this Court on the 26,b day OF Ju.
eaIa Is5 al 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. his Once In The city
go connfv Of Ksuosha And is further Ordered that
notice thereof he given to the heirs Of said deceased and to
N -s Interested by Publishing copy Of this order for
ar, successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing in the
Keno,ha Tribune Telegraph weekly newspaper printed
~ ,asi,.Eed AZ Kcn0sha, IN said county.
Y,sted geaosna, jay ?, $50
sw3 JON D. JILEC: County Judge
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

\yS Straycd from the subscrbcr in the
NAai1EN1gsT town Of Brighton, about the first Of June
EWTZAg3 last, 4 SPAN OF HORSES - one
TX III roam Mare, with three white feet, Wile
-.~h=zsss17 face, and short mane-was heavy WIN
oa when she went away. The other, Brown Horse about
is hands high
The above reward will be given any person giving j"
formation where the horses may be found. lC,,
Rrighton. Kenosha Co Wiz LnIv 9 1850. ~
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LIST OF IETTRS
Remaining in the Post One in the City of Kenosha, Jul
30th, 1856 =
Adams George II Jordan Ann
Adams Henry Jent John
Atkins Capt. Arthur Johnson Charles
Armstrong Co messrs. Jackson William III
Aleock John Jennison Henry4
Adams Eliza
Allen James Kelley James
Ash Richard Knight
Krime Andrew J
Bowen Danie R Lamb Thomas
Bailey Margaret Luisk Patrick
Becker Elizabeth Lawrence Hex
Beach Gyms Lewis Ella
Benson Co messrs Lull George
Brown John Lannet d
Brady James Lewis John G
bishop miss Victoria Lynch Hugh
ButterfieId miss Julia Luce Michael
brown Daniel Landon Daniel
Braid John Lacy Dennis
Burt William
Banker Daniel McEwen miss
q Moran
earperser Edwin Meviear snlssJM
Cavanagh John Mcneil Charles d
Carkson Daniel McMnnen James
Craig Julia \
Dempsey Margaret MAYOR John
Dodge Nichols Darius
Dale John p
Drron miss Cerelia Plank "a
Pierce Jonathan
Earl Jenettc Phelps VIM
Euright Thomas X
Edeuton Lydia Roadway samue II ..
Fetch Alison R Set1'' ". ',i7"0e'N
Flynn Michael bennington Joseph
Frye John Reeder c s
Fulsom J Reed William
Fowler G V ''' Staples, ifrs Cynthia
Fay miss Rose Sherwood ] "
FriSbie Isaac Smith John G.
Foler Owen Sloan william
Stewart Elizabeth
GHlespied Adela spelacy christopher
George John Shaw James
Graham Robert Smith Oliver
Graves &C Slater benjamin
Gibbs Harlow Sanborn Lucy
Griffin Abraham Shaw william
Statler John r
Hallam Henry Stockwel
Helny Ira
IInckiy Lake Taylor Calvin
Holcomb Josiah @ Thompson Samuel
Hubbard Mosgs latter william
Hin William 3
lIeathBS vanastine
Hutchinson G. w Van vie
Hunter Samuel Nanastran Daniel
Hall Philo Woman Andrew
Haight c A
Iokum Itha Wadiel James A Q
IIogg II White
Horton James Wells Edmond
Holster Emily Weller Agnes
iIeudrickson W Walbridge I'd
IIicken George Wilcox isaac
Isbell Lewis
German Letters.
Neage Anton Strasser John
Chrapkowski Mr. Peter Louis
Furpburg Christian Heinrich George
Fcnig Miss Anna Never Joecph
Frcdorlchs John Roerwig PGul
Weber Christian partb l.
Nc.de lIahbo Gotken Hermann
3arth John Wies William
Kadish Mrs Mary Jane Semen Jno Heinrich
Rersh Phillip Schl!dz Margaret
Gchle Haver Bastian John
Befort William
Persons calling any of the above letters will peose
"Adverhsed" GEO. II. PAUL, p. NJ.
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T-p9 PIANOS AND Musc.-We learn that Horace Waters
Of 1888 Broadway, N, Y, agent for the sale of many
OF the most celebrated makers of Pianos and eodeons
Offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
aYau themselves Of as an opportunity likely again
occur He is also selling his large and wclknown Gaia.
ogue Of Music at onchird off regular prices and
VIII Forward the same free ofpostage His offers to the trade
teachers and schools are Of the most favorable character
all OF which be viii be able fill letter. for having
wisely adopted the cash system The Horace Waters Plan
are well known among the best We are enabled 70 sneak
OF those instruments with degree confidence from
personal knowledge of their excellent durable quail
y.--H. Y. Erdngetist.
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KENOSHA
+ { a l. ( S 7 ATE OFFICE

N"i tAS a ULC!idst anu SaIe OF REAL ESTATE-tho
examination OF Iitlcs-pay1nent of Taxes, and Con
Veyonce OF Landed Property. Lots of lands kept
posted, without charge unless sales are effected
Houses and Lots for Sale, i'll every part of the City
and varying III price from $500 TO $4,000
Farms 81 Lands, in every Town in the County,
and on accommodating terms.
Money invested i'll the best of Landed Securities
and at the highest markets rates of interest.
Taxes paid, and Tax Titles compromised, and a
general agency for the management of liabilities
thus accruing on Real Estate.
Maps and Copies Of Papers neatly and correctly ex-
ccutcd-Dceds and other Instruments drawn and
acknowledged
The undersigned having spent much time in exam
lining the records Of Racine Co. up to the division
and in revising and correcting an abstract of the
same, is prepared short notice. to give reliable in
formation with respect TO everything calculated to
affect the title to any lot parcel of land in the com
ty of kenoshs Office, sriA Clerk Of Circuit Cossrt
Kenosha, July 10, 50 1y4 s Y. BRANDE.
Something all should Know, viz:
Tha, Prof. WooDs Hair Restorative will perfectly
both the and the bald every possible disease
the scalp both color and the hair fading
soft, glossy and wavy old age Thousands
tfy to its aihbty r=e advertisements another col
| uEan, and circular. ;2nsI
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SOUTH BosroS Jan. 10, 1915
This to certify that have used Dr. Haydens Improved
Vegetable Pills, in hundred cases. in my practice
with the most complete success take pleasure in re-
commencing them to the afflicted Dr. S. BATES
J. D. PUTNAM & Co. Proprictors
Lowell, Mass.
r ROBINSON, Wholesale & Retail Agent for Kcnosha
F. scAMAoN Co., General Agent, Chicago
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s5dAe NENosHA Is
A-48& Fire Department. s

The Semi Annual Meeting Of the Kenosha Fire Denart
ment Will be held at the Court in Kenosha on Mon
day Evening the 7th OF July A. D. 1885, at O'Clock p
Business of Importance to the Department will be then and
'here transacted. s. Y. BRBNDE,
Sec'Y of X. Z. Dent
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FRoN PHILADELPHIA-0n Monday last the
steamer Aqujla from Pittsburgh arrived at our dock
and on Thursday the propeller 5. g. Chase from
Philadelphia, came into our harbor The Chase
was recently purchased in Philadelphia by Mr. \.
u Gardner, and is Ia he used tug boat on our
rrade q! Peasaakie. O reel. Boy Adroea.e.