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n The following card appears in the Rich.
mond Enquirer Of Saturday morning:
CARD.-The undersigned, as common
friends OF the gentlemen, take much pleasure
In saying that the difficulty heretofore exist
ing between Messrs Roger a. Pryor and o. b.
Finney has been adjusted in a manner en-.
tirely honorable and satisfactory to both gen
tie men, and amicsble relations now subsist
between them. THOMAS PARRAMORE,
VIZ. K. G. DOUGLAS.
Noyember 1874
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S0OO REwARD.-RAN AWAY FROM

XSOnl NJ" AhDs-KAN AWAY FHUM
S@Oo the subscriber, on the evening OF the
Isl instant, a n E6R WOMAN, belonging 10
the estate Of Mrs. Sophia Perrie, deceased }
named CORNELIA DISCS about twenty d We
years 81 aye, i've eet ton inches high OF brig hE
muldttO color, AID is a very well made woman.
| will give the above reward ~ taken In the
District, or State of Maryland, or $500 II taken
non slaveholding State, and secured 30 that caa
get her again. q A WATERS,
nov 3-tf Administrator, W a
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oiL-Ihs great discovery DOW creating great sensation
the Medical Faculties
VIII cure the fonoWing, mot eysrythiTg Rheumatism,
Pain In Breast In day; Neuralgia Group, Tooth Ache
Burns In 10 minutes; Hemorrhsge. ScrOfus Abtcess
d.ys; cruises WOun Is, letter from days Ache
stu Neck Ague. in day; Felpns Broken Breast Salt
RheuB from e. 6day Quiusey ON
10 10 days Asthma Palsy Cont Eryslpelss from
days. Frorei Feet Chbl-us, Stf Chrouc XII u,a.
tlsu Sore Throat Scarlet Fever the lame M AIDE To wal.
By few bottles. For sale by CHAS STOTT roysIw
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CHARCOAL. CHARCOAL, CHARCOAL,

CHARCOAL. CHARCOAL, CHARCOAL,
DEsT QUALITY, FOR SALE IN LARGE
ID or small quantities.
Consumers can obtain supplies al all seasons.
Daily Expected
$50 tons genuine Baltimore Company Coal, war
"a ated superior 10 any coal In this market.
Wood and Coal Of all kinds on hand.
All feel will be OF good quality, carefully
weighed or measured, : 30 lbs. 10 the ton.
Terms cash, unless otherwise agreed on AZ pur-
chase SAMUEL IA. YOUNG,
last side eth St, bet. ID and l., 'old stand
and corner OF 18th - and Canal, near the
nov :. eo3t bridge.
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ELECTION DAY.

WE Do NOT CARE WHICH OF THE
w two great and good men are elected prssi.
dent OF the United States to-day, either Demo-
cats or Natives. Our glorious Union all be
safe with either OF them. We want tos II our
STOVES and ether Gods to both great parties
All please call and see us. We have In store a
very large and beautiful assortment Of Stoves and
other goods Stoves OF all sizes and patterns for
3is, and we win sell our goods very cheap for
cash. We would respectfully call the attention
Of our Gu toners and friends to the fact that our
stoves are Philadelphia castings, and wish them
TO ask for the same, for Pennsylvania iron Is the
best and toughest iron that is found In this coun
Try, ana best suited TO maze good stoves, though
II our customers wish Baltimore oGstings we
have them in store Please call and see them
both G.. WOODWARD Il SON,
Pa ave, bet 10th and 18th sts at No. 3iS.
nov d.6t (DYaan)
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Jewelry and Silver Ware.

have now haui -ull stock rf the fashIouabe
styles of rich gold Jewery ALSO large assortment Of very
superior gold aud silver Watches 1 slsO
IN iny own shop every variety OF liver Ware
sJoOus Forks Ladies'; cake and pie Knives; salt
ana olive Spoons; Napkin Rings Pitchers, Sets
from solid sterling silver, which, will
rates than goods of the quality have
la this city, No. ne.r 9Th
syn OF The Large spread eagle. II. U. HOOD.
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u EAL ESTATE IN THE WESTFOR SALE
~ Persons wishing TO purchase Real Estate In
or near st Paul, in Minnesota Territory, or I'm or
near Superior City, In Wisconsin,, will do well to
cal ut the kirkwOOd House on ALLEN PIEESE
OF Minnesota. nov N
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iUGiIman s,ns,autan.ous Liquid Hair

Dye has proved itself To all who have been
10 use H. TO be the NE of all the Hair
oEe kind required for either black Prepared
u u GILMAN, Washington, u. G., 1-lw
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G.. j. WOODWARD q co.,

c. J. WUUD" a X ID q CO..,
IINDERTAkERS, CABINET MAKERS, &
u FURNITURE DEALERS, -,
will keep constantly on hand S4ksXxR<3eE1
large and choice supply Of all kinds Of F urnitue,
such as Bureaus, Sofas, Chairs, Mattresses, &c.
Special attention will be paid to the Undertak
Ing business; and all orders left at our rooms, No
81 High street, q Georgetown, will be attended TO
with great care and promptitude. oc2s-lm
NOTICE ALL PERSONS INDEBTED
~ to me will please call and make payments to
my brother, J. Il SHOOT, who will receipt for the
sane X w. SMOOT,
nov $40. Georgetowe, Nov. Sd, 1855.
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rENTLEMEN'S SHAWLS AND TRAv-
Ne ELIN6 MAUDES AT The Low PRICE
OF IS Having made an arrangement with tie
agent TO sell large quantity Of the Bay State
SHAWLS Of the largest and best quality, can
now rer them at the above price. Alfo, on sale
the French, Scotch and English make Of Sbawls
ana Nj ufners at low pfices, at the Bazaar, corner
OF Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
oc 3l-et2w intel HOPKINS
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CABINET FURNITURE.

CABINET FURNITURE.
L. Nj. WIGHT, MANUFACTURES AND
lLs dealer, respectfully invites 60
attention to his stock Of Sofas,
Bureaus, Wardrobts, Book
cases, Bedsteads, Chairs, &c,
Of superb style and finish. Iron Bedsteads and
Iron Warss OF great variety. Mattresses, Bed Gov
ers manufactured to order.
He would call the attention Of House keepers W
his supply Of Chamber Gets. an,
Everything in the House furnishing line con
stantly on hand, and warranted to wear we'll "
sale at the lowest cash prices ,.ur
novl. No. 81 La ave, bet 9th ana 7th SIS.
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PARIS PREMIUM HATS,
MODE ID E PINAUD.
'INODD & co. HAVE RECEIVED PER
L steamship Garage All invoice OF Gen. a
tlemen's DR. ESS ATS from the celebrated ~ !
establishment OF Lavilie Il Poumaroux, " no -
received two hrstclass medals at the late EXPOSE
ton In Paris
Also, a beautiful assortment Of Childrens
FANCY BEAVER HATS, for Missesor Boys.
Ladies' RIDING HATS.
FRENCH UMBRELLAS, very superior.
TODD Il CO,
noy 4. 6t&eotf west end Browns II otel.
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MARRIED.,

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Gustavus
Brown, Mr.. CHARLES w. PERRY aud Miss
MARY ANN EVANS, both Of this city
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HUIElON-AIGTInh

DECEIVED FROM PHILADELpHIAh
H ton 800 SMALL MerinO Scarfs, at 37x cts
rich watered Bonnet Ribbons, ~ 10 cts worth
50; French Flowers; French Merinos, at 10 cts
worth 81; 500 Embroided Collars at your own
prices inside Handkerchisfs and Sleeves at the
low figure OF l2H Cts at the Peoples Store
w. k HURDLE,
&C 4-8N Georgetown.
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EsOR RENT-THES SECOND ANDFOURTH
l. stories OF the Building situated on Penn ave
nue., between 10th and 18th streets The rooms
are 4O feet front, by az deep and are well adaptef
rented with them II desied. Inquire on the prem
ises Of l.. H & q. c SCHNEIDER nov 7.Iw
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE Apct,o,..

BY JAS. c. Mc6UIRE, Auctioneer.
VNRUSTEEy SALE OF IMPROVED
property near the Navy Yard. ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Dece mber 18Th, alta
o'clock, on the premises, by virtue Of a deed Of
trust, dated nj arch 9th, 1852 and recorded I'm ii.
Der A. s., No. 40, folios $40, ct seq one OF the
land records for Washington county, we shall
sell Lot No 1, In Square 926, fronting 4s feet 8
inches at the corner OF south and OH street east
running back ~ feet on 9th street. with the I'm
Provements, consisting Of a new two-story frame
Dwelling House, with back building. Terms at
sale. JOHN w McKIN
RICH. H. CLARK, iiuSees'
nov lO-Mts JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
NJ AkSHAL'S SALEM VIRTUE OF
w two wriis Of Fiefi Facias issued fem the
Clerks ONCE Of the Circuit Court Of the District
OF Columbia FOR the county Of Washington, and 10
me directed shall expose at public sale for cash
In front OF the Court house door Of said county, on
SATURDAY the sth day Of November next, 1855,
at IL O'CLOCK m, one Pew In Trinity Church. No
So, In the city OF Washington, ID c., seized and
Levied upon as the property Of Samuel Chase Bar
ney, and Will De sold to satisfy JudiciaIs No. "A
and 20 10 october term, 1856, John o. Holste ad
and samuel and Henry Kirk, as samuel Chase
Barney. ID HOOVER.
&C . Is Marshal for District of Columbia.
Id The above sale 10 ps,tponed until
FRIDAY, the 14th inst s me hour and place
J. ID. HOOVER,
nov l0-ts Marshal for District OF Columbia
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L,OR RENT.-THE HOUSE. I'M GEORGE

ENOR RENT.-THE HOUSE, IN GEORGE
Il town, occupied for many years by A. ID. b.
disco, the Russian Minister, is for rent This
house Is large, comfortable, and fitted with every
convenience There is large garde,, with fruit
trees; vines and flowers; also, a large vacant lot
attached to the premises
This house, which is one OF the most elegant
In the District. will be rented on application to
BROOKE b WI: L'AMs, Banker, opposite the
Treasury Department nov 7-lw
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA-
l. BILE residence on street, between Goth and
2lst for the last eight years occupied by the late
J M. Chubb, Esq. Possession given the LIST OF
November next inquire Of RIGGS & co.
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STOREFOR RENT-ONEO OF THE MOST
~ desirable places OF business on Pennsylvania
avenue for rent, and fixtures for sale Apply at
No. 24i Penn avenue, between the hours Of
and O'Clock. au Scott
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A FIRST-CLASS RESID nee IN
~ GEAR E,,ClWN u q EAR " L NE -

A FIGST-CLASS ESl nee IN
IA GEORGETOWN, ID. C, FOR RENT
The subscriber offers for rent her late residence
al the corner Of Fayette and Fourth streets,
Georgetown, Immediately opposite the Convent
or the Visitation. This Is one OF the largest and
best finished houses In the District Of Columbia,
having all the modern Improvements contained
in the first-cass houses Of the orthern citief.
There is attached large cistern I'm the ard +,
carriage house, and stable Tor several horses.
pump OF the purest water In the immediate
vicinity
The locality Is high and salubriOus, and In q
quiet and highly respectable neig hb. rhood.
Posses sion given Immediately.
For further particulars Inquire next door 10 the
premises; OF Mrs. ANNE X. O'NEAL.
oc4
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NOTICE FOR RENT, AND POSSESSION
" given on the first day OF October next, tar, g
OF those i've three story brick Dwelling Houses,
frolting on Massachusetts avenue, between 9th
and 7th streets occnoied at present respectively
by Messrs Suit, J. Kerd, and Thomss C. Ba-
den Terms for each $500 per annum, rent 10
be paid monthly. EDW. OWEN, 2I2 Penn.
avenue. ~
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kNOR RENT THAT LARGE AND AIRY
House on Penn avenue, Detwt en- 9Th az nh
streets, over A. Hoover & Sons Shoe Store suita-
bic for frst- class Boarding House. II is now
undergoing complete repair. Possession given
Immediately. Inquire Of A. HOOVER & SON.
south SIDE OF Penn avenue, between 9th and eth
streets. Oc 3O-tf
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FOURTH ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
Presidents Mounted Guard.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
L Presidents Mounted Guard have the pleasure
10 announce TO their numerous friends, the mill
tary and citizens generally, that they will have
the honor Of giving their Fourth ANNUAL BALI
at CARUSTS SALOON, on THURSDAY
EVENING, November 18th, 1853
The Committee assure the public tina, ali theil
a arrangements are complete and perfect, and tha
:hey are prepared to surpass all their previou,
Efforts to make this the most pleasant and a2reea
BILE entertainment ever given by the corps.
Esputa's celebrated military and cotillon band
has been engaged to delight those who trip ii on
the light fantastic toe.
The Ball will be opened with grand prone.
n ide at O'Clock, tie band performing the q resi-
dents Mounted Guard Quickstep, com 'sed snd
arranged by Professor ksputa expressly for thi,
occasion and dedicated 10 Capt Jos Peck.
Eyseafire COmmiites
Capt Peck, Lieut. FLINT,
Lieut. Teel Lieut. owen,
SeIg't McCutchea, Serg't King,
Corp SandprsOn, w Cannon
Committss on Refreshments
Lieut. Owen, Serg't Seii7,
Corp Jones, L Essex.
COMMITTEE Of Reception.
Ensign e. PEEK, Surg Duhamel,
SeTg't HAYWARD or Master Evans,
Srfyt NOR, Corp AugusierfeT,
Corp Brin, SeTg't Hamilton,
A Bohlayrr. RI Clements,
A N Cleinrnta J W Cultt,
NJ A Dubois, r HOdy, on,
ID A HartoHr, Hurley,
IA IutI X Lasiey,
w II Langley, Murphy,
Schwartz, w Sautsr,
Chas Thoma, VIM Thoms,
sam Turner, q " Wall,
WIN Wilson, Chss VIE,
JOhu Ieabower, May,
T. J Fisher.
Managers Il Honorary Msmters)
w ID Wallach, Casparb,
John Pettibone. John 8 Finch,
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REQ, wHITE-ASH, AND CUMBER-
LAND GOALS,

LAND GOALS.
DAILY EXPECTED, A LARGE CARGO
~ Of superior RED-AsH EGG COAL, which
will be sold from the vessel al a reduced price IL
applied for imnsdiatelyj also, just received
qualities, suitable for family steaming and smith
Ing purposes.
Constantly on hand HICKORY, OAK, and
PINE WOOD Of the very best qualities
Yard west side of4k street, at the canal bridge
nov 5-eo3t GEO L. SHERIFF.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-MRS
y. Anderson has for rent large ard hand
some Paror with several Chambers, suitable
Tor the accommodation of five or six gentlemen
a man servant will be kept In attendance Apply
two doors from the kirkwOcd House, Pemsylva.
MIA avenue. oc31
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CHILDRKNs, BONNETs.

WE HAVE RECEIVED u THIS s S1SN s-Se
,'ouSrrS 81, chiisrsn. of all colos and - a
s ~ NHH GO II CASSIDY q CO -
~ o, auccsssor 10 Tate, 3li Penn We
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BY WALL. BARNARD d Co. Auct,onee,,
DER EMP TORY SALE or SIx1v
L eight Gold and silver Watches. Geia
Feb Guard and Vest Chains, Geld and SiI.
yer fencils, Geld Breast Fins, Earring &c.
az tubhc Auction.-On TUESDAY MORN
ING, November 18th, at 10 O'Clock, we will cell
at our auction rooms, Of the finest assortments
Of Gold and Silver Watches, &c all of which
are In complete running order, and will positively
be said without reserve, viz:
70 Fine Gold Hunting Case Watches
10 do Open-face Detached Lever Watch 2,
IL Silver case Hunting and Open. face and plain
Watches
Gold Fob Guard and Vest Chains ftne)
DO BreasiPiDs, Earrirgs and Fling rRings
together with several pieces Of fine Gold Jew.
eiry assorted Of the finest quality
Terms: $50 and under cash over s3a, sc
and 80 days credit for orsed note.
bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD & co.
nov la Auctioneers
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k>OR SALE OR RENT VERY DESIRA.
BILE resids nee, corner OF 9th and L streets with
10 good Rooms, all private, with Closets, Cup
boards and Wardr0bes. Water I'm the kitchen
with Brick Carriage house. Stable, w God hou. e.
and Paved Yard in good order. For terms apply
to WIN L. HOWELL, firm Of Howell l. Nor
sell No. 323 G. street. nov3-Iw*
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MOTTO E.-DR. b. 6lbbS YIN snou,
~ absent from the city, on business une ~. az.
the 18th November W
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For Sale and Rent.

EOR RENT-PARLOR AND BED CHAM
\ Der, second door, opposite Browns Hotel,
over tne suDscnber's confectionery store Board
nov 10-3tH + q 1uravrp
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AUCTION SALES

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
ROOkS, BOOks!-Fsur rheu,and Vel.
- umes Of New Bssks at Aucttsn.-I shall
eu a1 my store, corner Of eth and Streets th Is
1919 nlDAl, SATURDAY, and MONDAY, com.
Books IN the different branches Of mtsrstnre.
among which are the works Of GOLDSMITH, Ir.
'ing, Scott, Lamb, Hunt, Addison, &c.
., Also, hne lot OF Family Bibles, 6 Old Pens.
The Books are arranged for examination during
the day. ""iins
nov 7-3t A GREEN ..,
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RARE CHA NCE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
H will dispose Of the Goodwill, Fixtures, and
Furniture OF Mount Pleasant Hotel, situated
nearly opposite the moth gate Of the Capitol. The
House Is large, neatly furnished, and in ERECT
order, and to person suitable for the business Of
fers nne opportunity to engage In a profitable
business Terms moderate Apply to THOMAS
J. FlShEk, at }. Z. Mc6uire's Auction Rooms.
nov S-3t
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NOR RENT.-A BRICK COTTAGE ON
l. 18th street, between and ii streets, No asa.
with large yard In front The kew NAV be fourd
next door. Inquirs az Mr.. VOSS'S Grocery Store,
corner Penn avenue and 10Th street. or Of the sub.
Scnber, Penn avenue, between 18th and 18th sts.,
No. ia.
nov 7-3tt n w RATES
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kNO ENT-A NEW THREE-STORY
Il dwelling House, with double back building
H and l streets. Enquire at ROBERT EHRL's
Livery stable, 'treet near 2lst. nov 7-3,&
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NOA RENT:-A COMFORTABLE BRICK
y dwelling House on south street Capitol
MI, rev doors east OF New Jersey avenue. in
nov 10-eoIw&wtf
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NATIONAL THEATRE-THE OPERA COMPANY
The programme for to night on the re- appear
ance Of the Pyne Troupe is one Of remarkable
sttractiVeness. Auber's great opera "Ffa
DiavOlO," will be presented for the first time
in this city, and Miss Louisa Pyne who has 81
completely won the hearts Of our music loving
public, will introduce her most delightful song
Of the Wood Lark, which never fails to
bring down the house We have spoken al
ready of the pains taken by the management
to put this opera on the stage with great COM
pleteness, and have now only to advise our
readers to by no means fail to be present to-
night at the representation of FRA Disvolo ="
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ELEcTloS.-The following gentlemen were
elected officers Of the Pioneer Club No 2. al
It, last meeting James Cunningham, Presi
dent; e. W. Morgan, Vice President; Il
Sorter, Treasurer; j. Z w. Thompson, Secre.
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Frame House, containing six rooms. situated
on N street north, between Hth and 18th street
west: Kent $40 per month. Inquire Of JNO p
HILTON, near the corner Of 14th street and Penn
avenue nov 1w
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k'Uh kENT.-A TWO-SrORY BRICK
\ house on New York avenue. between 18th
anu ietn streets Possession given on the 10th in.
slant Inquire on the premises, or at CHARLIE 3
DR SELDlNG'S, No 5O7 9TH street. nov 10 .eo3 -
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DELAYED The evening train of cars from
Baltimore did not arrive until after nine
o'clock, Saturday. The delay was caused we
are informed, by an accident to the burden
train in the afternoon.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH

InIrd Escape OF ToWnsend, the Hail Kobbsr.
New CASTLE, Del. Nov. l0.-Townssnd,
the mail robbsr, has again broken out Of the
New Castle Jail. He cat his irons and broke
through the Aoor of the prison, and is now at
liberty. This is his third escape from prison
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DIsoRDERLY BOYs.-Between sunset and
the hour when the Auxiliary Guards go on
duty on Sabbath evenings, gangs Of boys as
semble together in various parts of the city,
Annoying families by ringing door bells, throw
ing stones at houses, singing improper songs,
and using profane language. Last evening
three complaints were made to the officers;
but the boys getting rOtise Of the intentions
Of the police scattered.
Many mischievous boys have been arrested,
and let of, with lectures by the officers, at the
request of their parents hereafter it may be
expected that similar behavior Of children
will prove expensive to their parents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-10

Under q new law in Psnnsylsania, any
man fosnd drunk, add The heaFtless
wretch who made him 20, can each b
6ned Ave dollars. In the absence Of .
Prohibi.ory liquor lav, We should that
was good,
"a Pennsylvania 70 trying TO redeem
itself. Good for her this once.
Freight Detsiaed. Iowa City, Cedar
Rapids and Upton merchants, will have
. trial Of their patience. OF we are mis-.
taken. We notice large quantities Of
freight on our levee, awaiting . shipment
% ,he.s place. ~ Es,l'oaa' but vt in III, The
preseas dsranged condition 9! the road ;
and on asoann. Of the sDulaancs o! such
freight. there il no telling when they
will rach their destination. We notice
that the forwarding merchants to whom
they are consigned, are having them
stored in warehouses;. Jour.
nal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-10
Intern oaranca.

II is with regret we record the fact tina,
our pleasan, and far-tamed village OF
Tpton--a town noted for its beauty, its
healthy location. its enterprise and pros
perty and lis moral and law-a bliing
c.lizen,.Is losing lis laurels.
Il ha, been said of our town,
anl It's reputation has been, and, abroad
nov IS, that IL 10 a place waese temper.
nnce prevails, where intoxicating liquors
fl Al m place Of sale, nor drankards a
renieyol1. That il was place where
Temperance laws were carried out, and
universal temperance habits prevailed
iul ot la'e--of recen, date we ar,
I"co nn, Conscious thai we were
not worthy OF such credit. That we hav,
h.ard occasional rumors that such an,
such persons have been drunk, yes, beast
~ drunk, and that individuals Of name
uu.nQ~n wer" seen Keeling through tn
streets, md THAI some Of the NATIVES {
Ireland, who have recently located heis
that they too have been seen staggerin
uOier the ,ntluetce OF too much liquor
nd tina, such and such persons have bee
seen drinking intoxicating liquors.
BW what 10 wors, Of all and that whic
I'VE recre, nloss, is. tina, number OF III