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bly, ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
kEoKLk MARINE INsuRANCE co.

4 N " r. ~ -
NOTICE is hereby given that the kKoKuk MA
~ RtSK INSURANCE co. has bsen organized to do
marine Insurance business its place Of transact
ing business is keokuk, Lee County, Iowa,--with
capital stock Of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars,
goo 000).
One hundred thousand dollars Of said capital
stock to be subscribed and secured and the first in
stallment Of ten per cent to be paid cash before
the company commences business.
The directors aut h0rized u make pto rata as
sessments on tho stock notes, not exceed FIVE per
cent every thirty days The said corporation was
organized on the 10Th day Of December, 1883, and
Will continue for the term Of twenty years and may
be renewed from time to time under the prot sons Of
the Code Of Iowa.
The business of the company Is to BE- managed by
board Of eleven directors, 70 be elected annually,
on the second Wednesday Of January.
The liability of the corporation Is limited to one
million dellars, and the private property OF the
stockholders is exempt from the payment of the
corporate debts.
A. FRIEDMAN, President
W H. TT KNER, Secretary
ianldIw
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To any Gentleman

NTIsHIN1 new IIat We haYe Just received per
w Express ] DOZEN Soft Hats Of Superior q ua.
ity al the ''Great Western Emporium"
b. T. HUMPHREY d GAGE.
Auglaf 4 1855
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RR0WN and tan coiorci hats, high and low crown,
- # every style and quality, just rscev ii Is
ocf23iwu u i. Ill MpHEFl GAGE.
1--WE hundred dozen plush caps. just rec.ftea II
l. th- store Il u. Z. HUMPHREY & GAaE.
eef23dwtf
hNE thousand Bonuets, Il al styles and qualities
~ At ID. +. HUMPHREY s 6A1E.
oct23dwif.
Al iLLINEKl Goods # every variety At tue low
VI est prices, u y i. HUMPHREY GAGE.
oct23dwI.
fI1HkEE hundred dozen wool and lne hats II Every
L style, NJ j.. f. HUMPHREY GA6E
oct3AdNfI.
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Short Credits and Short Prices !

onOrt GREATS ana Short ErICeS
\&fEiuYlte the attention If buyers To our extern
w sive and varied assortment II
New Goods.
Selected and imported for Spring Sales.
Our stock is dividsd into Three Departments
sotlugon aoor tc eact-euab.ug Us 70 give more at
ten'ion 70. and better assortment Of ach class II
goods than can b found IN ally house doing general
business. The following are among the articles t.
which We devote special attention:
Notwithstanding Department.
LACE MUSLIN CUR TABLE 4 PIANO COW
IAINe fR~,
SATIN DAMAsKs, WATEREp MoKFENs.
SATIN bE LANES, OIL FURNITURE
IMPERIAL DAMAskS, GHINTz'S,
W0RS1ID /" QUfLIS6 COUNTER
COTTON FAEES
coKNlcEs, TAssEL9, BL1NKEf-
DC. TOILET COVERINGS,
DIMITIEs, &c
linen Goods departments.
LINEN ~tIEEIINGS, TON Els d IDWFLING,
PILLOW cASELTNENS, DIAPERS dcRAsli.
TABLE eL9rIfS, Lone LAWNS.
TABLE bAMASkS. BIRDS EYEDIAPEEs.
NAPKINS DOYLIEs 81
STAIR LINENs
Aud every arietv Of SHIFTING, C0AT&PANT
LINENS.
Hosiery Department.
MEN : HOSIERY AND GLOVES
WOMEN : HOSIERY ANDGLOH r.,
CHILDREN HOSIERY 6GLON E-
SHIRTS, DRAWERS a..
We ask an inspection u our stock ~ non but
GAsH AMI approved sIX MONTHS buyefs-to such We
oheT crest inducements.
GuiIIou. Anderson aso.
No W Market 81. below sJA, Philadeipil
jan24dlm
ROOTS AND SHOES All COST.
M would respectfully inform the public. that
w on account II a chang III our firm, we have
from his day commenced To sell stock # last
ern goods Al cost ana viii continue 10 d. sgunti the
frstuf March 1896.
Rom amDer the sign IL the Big h0r
oDELL d MATLEss
B.-Mr- oleil bong ah.ut 10 rstire from The
bus nass, all persons indebted him ~ the above
firm VIA please cali and settle Immediately
Jan2ldawtmehl
ofice ol keokuk Gas Light and coke Go.
January 22nd. 1856.
10 C0Nsr MFRS OF GAs during the txtrefa1 cold
weather metre aud service pp-s IN exposed situa-
fl1ns, are liable to become Chilled and prevent the
flow Of gas. Should Tins IN any ease on notice
bong given NJ this atee 2nd street. between Main
and Bton1eau,i II Will be remedi~ al one.
l25d6f EDWARD kILB0UKN pre-t.
0iies Of kcokuk Gas Light aud Coke Co.
January 22nl, 1875.
fNllE following articles constantly hand and
for sale for cash oaiJ.
Coke u best quality, zoe per buAhel
Coal tslaek) for blaeksmitas ase, &c per bushel.
Tar IA qaa1l lies not ltss than 30 ga ions, 10 cts
per gallon, tht purchaser furnishing cask 10 put il
Apply n the ofise on 2nl street between Main
a1d Bloudcau.
re- None Of the above articles delivered from The
Gas Works without an order from the oiicc.
jau23dtf
NKTILLIAM JAKEMAN. Horse Farrier Of thirty
w years experience. Residence on 9TH between
Main aud Johnson
jan22d3m
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THE DIES MoGSEs VALLEY Vine is issued from
thu. Office every Wednesday, has extensive and in
crossing circulation throughout the Des Moines Nal
ley well in the rest Of the State and the I'M
ad States. and as a medium Of ADVERTISING y not
surpassed. subscription price $3.50 per annum IN
aAxancn-
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TO the Public.

HAVING determined, hereafter. 10 do on exela-
l. slyely cash business ia our retail department,
W. prepared g. sell ali kinds II Hats CAPS Bon
metz, g., at greatly reduced prizes. Our stock Il
now very complete, and we keep nothing but the
best grades If go0is always have the latest styies
and Will sell lower for cash than the eomfnou grades
are sold on credit. - with your dimes
49, All kinds az Millinery work done 10 order,
Al tAt shortest notice.
Oct 20 diff T. T. III NPUREY 4 GAGE
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Council Proceedings.
CoUSCIL Rooa, l
January 29th, 1856. !

1OLNAiL NUM-
January 29th, 1856
Council met.
Present, Aldermen Bridgman, Fulton,
IIanes, Mckee, Newton, Patterson, and
Thomas.
The Mayor being absent the President
pro tem presided.
4 report was received from the City En-
gineer in relation to the continuation Of the
johnson Street Calvert, and referred to the
committee on streets and alleys.
A petition was received from Mrs. H. M.
Toggart asking for damages by reason Of the
alteration of the grade of First and Blondeau
Streets also petition from John Galloway
Tor damages by reason Of altering the grade
of johnson and Sixth streets. Petitions re-
ferred to the committee on streets and al
leys.
An application was received from Dr. Eng
fish, of Warsaw, asking the Council to fix
the amount Of wharfage per year that he will
DO required to pay for the privilege of land
ng a keokuk and Warsaw packet Mt the
wharf of the City of Keokak, for the term Of
ten years. Referred TO spec ial committee
consisting of Aldermen Patterson, Haines and
Mckee.
/ Alderman llaines moved the adoption of d
resolution establishing the grade Of THIRD
street from Main TO Orleans street.
| Alderman Bridgman moved as a substi-
tuto therefor the adoption of the Ordinance
! No. II, providing for the establishment oil
the grade of part Of First, Second, Third
Fourth, Fifth, Blondeau. Concert, High, Full
ton, Morgan, Franklin and Orleans streets
| On motion Of Alderman Patterson the res
/ olution and substitute were laid upon the ta-
! BILE till next meeting
The following bills were allowed, viz: O
Clemens, printing. Assessors blanks, $l3 90
J. A. Graham, e. W. Perdue and NJ. K. Col
Inns 81 w each for assessing damages anC
benefits caused by opening an alley through
block No. II.
Council adjourned to Tuesday Feb. 18th
at O'Clock p. NJ.
u. 5. MERRIAM, City Recorder.
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CAPITAL s5oooo0 CASH PAID IN 500 600.
Invested according t. ia. Law Of Illinois.
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OUTINGS PATENT AN RnDTypC

HHHE subscriber takes this
method of informing his ~
friends and the public that be is 2K3e3A0
not taking Glass Pictures on ad X&NW
new and improved plan, but that
he ID producing Cuttings Patent Ambrot pes or
pctues Glass, not daubed the back with
black paiHt varnis h, cemented with an indie
structible which destroys the tone and beau
~ of the pE'turs but adheres strictly to the Cut
ting Patent, hermetricaliy sealed, with transpar-
eat cement, beautiful enamaied plate which en-
riches the picture. giving print which only
b eqnal ed by fine steel plat engraving The uu-
d-rslgncd has not taught any the art, he
stdrrs the exclusive ght Of LreSouuty much more
lucrative than the trlhe which men in the dagucr-
reotype business could afford TO pay. To the Bar
numlEed he would say, call aud see his new mbro-
~ pes to the victimiEed he would with low voice
e2claim, avoid being cheated The gallery for Am
brotypes i not on Main street, bat ut No 3, u ST.
Jan3l EMERSON, Artist.
kEOkUk FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE Spring Term will commence on WEDNESDAY,
Il February 9th,
Teachers ana Terms of Tuition nj formerly
Jan2sd6t W. III. WILLIAMS
Agricultural Bank OF Tennessee.
WE will receive the notes a the above Bank on
w deposite as other currency.
A. L. DEFINING & 90,
bankers and dealers in tx change, Main street
jan26dlm Times and Post copy N
GODFREY a SNOW.
GToRAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
- chants, and General freg ht Agents, Front St,
between Vermont and Broadway, Quincy, Illinois
E.@~ Property directed te care, wi II be forward.
"a with dispatch, ana orders and eousig nmelts will
receive immediate and careful attention
k.fer to f.agg savage, Moore, Holiowbush d
Co., Hcuning q Go., Quincy Iage Bacon, ~t Lou
~ Jan2jd2m
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fOR SaIr.
OLE SALE.

90 ftet by NJ On First Street, between Main John
son Also House aud Lot, corner ~ First and ohm
sou Apply % SMITH y NANSICKLEN
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LNoR hALE--or trade for Iowa land Or KeoluE
d City property Apuse ANA lot ut Walnut uiIl.
near theei'y Of Cincinnati, apply 10
SMITH 4 NANSICKIFN
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GODFREY a SNOW.
LADIES, sIsoE STORE.

OUR sale room is nov fitted up IN first style,
- and now prepared 70 attend u the wants
of the ladies III ktoLuk i. j ELLIOTT Il 90
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Especial attention given e. Insurance Of
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OUT
BUILDINGS.
| N~I RES such building contents On favorable
i terms, for or 30 yc4rs Insures stores. Ware
houses Buildings or Contents AMI Personal Proper.
" generally
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPT
Ia PAID IN CASH.
ThisCompany Is Is Joint s uck Ass ISOLATION. organ
lied under special charter granted hy the egisla-
turs Ut Wisconsin, with an authorized capital az
$500 ,0ee. One hundr thousand dollars II which
il paid in, and securely invested in bonds and mort
cages. The Company being thus securely organised
upon firm basis The directors take pleasure in re-
commanding il To pubic favor worthy Of conf.
denee and support with tina assurance that all loss-
cs shall be promptly and honorably adjusted As
this = purely Stock Company no mutual business
Wall be done, nor premium notes taken.
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ron SALE.

INOk ~ALE-b40 acre of choiee Land within fou
miles If the city. SMITH YANsICkLEN.
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- Lieut.. Aiaury has demonstrated that
by wind and wave il is down stream from
our country to all the world, and that all ma
tons must ascend u reach il.
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\. G. L, X, This road was opened through
from Quincy Yesterday. At leastit was the
day set, anu va presume trains ran through
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E0K sALE--l.ot 3. Biock -pl on Main street. Al
L ply to dee. - SsMlIHd NANsIKCLEE.
EN0R sALb~-l.ots and in Block 49, corner Of
L Fulton aud 10Th streets Terms easy. Applv 10
dec IS. SMITH 4 NANrICKlEN.
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especial attention given 60 Insurance 81
FAkM PROPERTY. nMEL.INGe AND OFT.
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DAVID b. SMITH. ~ yANsIcKLHN
SMITH & VANSICKLEN,
AucII OneerM. Com ma y on erchn nj
Il II

NNE will pay particular attention 10 sales by
w Auction, OF Real Estate, Stocks Administra-
tors Sales, &c; Will negotiate Loans, make Collec-
tions, exchange Real Estate for Merchandise make
liberal advances on Real Estate or Merchandise con
signed for public sales viii act as Attorneys for
properly oidrra on the disposing of property, col
iectng Of rents, paying taxes &c. will act as fuan
cial counseiiors for an who may need our services
Office on Third street, between Main ana johnson
noy2i
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Sciteted ant imported Tor our Hprlng sales.
Our stock is diSid d into Three Department i'd
voting On floor tc each-euab.lng 10 give more y
ten'ion 70. and better assortment Of ach ciaS.
goods than b. found IN any house doing gcner4
business. The following are among the articles
" lrh W D. ~ .l.ncinl 81 :. MINI
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WILLIAM JAkEMAN. Horse Farrier 81 thirty
w years experience. Residence on 5th between
lain aud Johnson
iAn22d3m
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Brooklyn City Politics.

ELEVENTH WARD REPvBLcASs.-The Republicans OF the
Eleventh ward helt meeting in Myrtle Hail. Myrtle
avenue, hast evening. The room Of ample dimen-
ficns and although the night exceedingly warm the
pfce was Gran med with auditors. Mr.. VIM Peet pre-
sided and eloquent and stirring addresses made by
H. Hnntley, Alderman Of the Thirteenth ward; Joseph
Hoxe Of New York. Cbas. A. Dana, and Col. c. J. Jack
OF Pyookyn. The proceedings were ine-spersed with
several fremont rigs, anu the meeting adjourned at
late hour having been or the most attentive and
thussstc gatherings held in this city thus far in the
paign was announced that meetings would be held
Tuesday evening o. each week in a hail procured for
the purpose, in Fulton avenue. near Oxford street.
DEMOCRATIC Dr-EGArE ELEcroSs-THy HAIRS AND rm
SoFTs.-1he Democratic Assembly District Conventions
OF the hard school, assembled yesterday afternoon at
various places designated select delegates to the State
Copy at Syracuse The Second District Con venton
met at the Eagle Hotel in Fuo1 street. and selected John
Rice OF the Sixth ward delegate, and David Aiken,
Of tire Second ward alternate. Tie convention Of the
Third District met at Iangstar7s IN Myrtle avenue and
selected Hugh Mclaughlin of the Fourth ward, dele
gate, and Samuel D. Norris OF he Eleventh ward, as
alternate.
The soft shell part Of the democracy assembled the
night previous and selected the following delegates
rirst District. NJ. G.lleti
Second IN; trict-Danel d. Briggs.
In the Third district misunderstanding took nlace in
regard to the time Of holding the meeting and the result
Is that Patrick Campbell and William Marin both claim
be elected. a. compromise appears probable their
claims will be ntted 10 the State Convention for de-
c.sion.
The delegates, both hards ard softs are unanimously
Ia favor VI John Vanderbilt for Governor.
FILLMORE Mass sIEEr-sC.-Exteusve e2ar, tons are
being made for county meeting in the CITY Hal,
Park this Thursday evening TO raiy tho Nomination
OF Fillmore and Donelson.
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1'he Turf.

UNION COURSE, l.. f.-THOTTfNG.
A tr,iIng match for 81 600 mile heats, OF on
tuesday afternoon hetw cen n flora Tempe in har
ness and T. e. Tacoay to saddle Doth hor,cs were IN
enc condition. ard capable Of performing any amount Of
speed Tacony appeared elastic open his stride
an wo ever saw him The race was b. Flora after
three closely contested heats Tacony winning the 1rJ
beat and Flora the ether The time made good
Both horses had hosts Of friends and they backed
largely the result The betting In favsr Of Flora
1ot IS u prev the start account OF Flora
exhibiting more speed than Tsc0ny while scoring Tho
track was o good order, an last time was looked for
amer good deal o. foolDg ths part Of tn. driver n
Flora IL holding her back, tor fe1 Of forfeit from Ia.
sna .as way 9 ,ssH nun me az p. & ana
Prs Heai--Uf side and side. Taconv took the lead
arc and the rrn, carrying Flora 70 break ThI mRhap
do not amount u much she caught and lappci him AZ
tie l'arier POLE ~ scooLds. Taconys tail her
facO al c down. the bac<strech unit! they reached
tno fsh lie pole where she fell on Lite; brit raiying
again che apped him, and s~ung Gu .hc hornesuctoh
side ~ side. 1acony won the heat by length, in
S>e.rd ~ 1t-Aasr good sweat ont thoy came up sor
the word. Bo,h broke whea about twert, yards from
tie Flora being the beet breaker ,aught fret
and gpercd gen Of lengths 20 the quarter G0io
10 ~ seconds Iscony msde TREMENDOUS brush 70
Overtakc her, and succeeded " reachng her wheel At
The mile role, IN lex On no lower turn they were
neck and neck untl they swung on tho h01 esiretct
vher Taccny showed biz heed first Florp's brush
too much ior him, be fol or and she the tes, 10
29<y
Tk,rd Heai --Tseoay broke in The same place IS be
fore and Fiors opened gsp q Gay yards 10 the quarter
POKE. 10 o. seconds. Taoony oc~ed raDidly Fora
the tackstreb ard q ngth Gully behind at tie half
mile ,se, Flora then took the trot oat Of hun,
and won T. he- AZ In 2.2sE. The following Is a
TsE~p.Y July 12--Ma,ch o. 600. nile and repeat,
J. . NeMann ssmed B. n. Flora Temple, IN har.
neSs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
" Peabody named 9. Tacony IN der the saddle .
Tine, ..3i E-2-sh--29sl
sAsr DAY.--Msich sioo, nils and repeat in harness.
Mr.. hing ned bay geldrg (Tacer) .............
kr. ssmtd blk q. sack Harry ttro.er) ...... 2 2
Time, 2Js-2A.
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News FROM LrBEpIA-l00,O00 NssRogs SoLp,-
We have received the Ibe-is Hdd ~ the LIST 81 say.
The contents u this single number reflect but family any
light the position and p~osrccs O. that peresting
public tn longest article the H,rc coutaur s is .oted
70 proof Of ~. Scriptures being aton from God;
and contribution in another Coluuln some interesting
facts given rc~rcctng the heather worship n the
native a IN ln .ef.0r. To Hscld the ar
rival uony0va Of the government schc lark frJn
Grana Cape Mount, With President Renson on board HIS
Exoeliepcy. appears has been absent efecng per
soma adjustment OF hostlites exiting between two
pc,g boring native tribes, the Zarroh aur md the
yey ~ and hts Dezosstons said p tV zen suc
"a slut n n estimated that there nave ben no les
han 100 orc natives killed "a out OF the Vey com
.rv md .as 81 predatory been the great pro
dt.iire cause of the slave rae in the region. One
arteh. headed sCuf " ptr urges the i'm riance Of
r,re strict suertun " ultuse, 40 basis for tire
u,tsYai t.fssrtl tvs for tnts he ONE Nhst com
+ ~, b ~ fssNe ~ ticcrss b EARN r. cannot be
..t.rlt 8.ttW .Nui1u entHrpr3 al the state
tt4l ut - IN nle tent Tart Of her
49,. 49, sttta a. fhe p4rpose. he sfy
..., ttsad. s. 4. Beus1u gave birth 70
NU r. 5 -.bfsg' lnge,Ae day 2
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The Forrest Divorce Case.
SUPERIOR coURr--sPEcIAL Term.
pnfnxn IInr f-A.. run.a...r

JriY % --Canstne " Fuv e. Edgtn FsrsR.-ln
purEuaDce q the decision tere ~ the Court the
th instant the counsel 70 - ne decree and name
referee. The reference 70 be sent before mem.
Der Of the tench the bar order 10 ascertain tho
val-e Of the defendants real estate and 10 settle inc
mount of aimony for Hrs Forrest sBcsld she prefer
nat TO her right Of dover
Counsel for Mrs Forre, ramed Mr.. Gilman: counsel
for VI Tcrsest named Mr. G. Carnbreieng bat NJ they
not agree upon selection Of either ~ those gen
'emen the Judge sent the before Mr. Calvin Brad
To- a. referee,
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Com missIoacrs OF Emigration.

Coln nissloncrs OF Emigration.
The Board met at P. NJ, Cuban c. verplanck in the
chair, and quorum present.
QUARANTINE MATINEE
There Is come difficulty at The Marine Hospital, grow
ing on, of the alleged peryersy Of DR.. Harris. the ply
stefan in chief The Board wish him to appoint Dr..
James Hsrcour formerly Deputy Health Oficer TO the
position assistant as he Is conversant with the beat
means of treating yellow fever and doubt but that
nr. Harris will the proprety Of complying with their
request
A number or Assistants were appointed TO help the
PLY sician in Chief in his arduous duties
rule adopted not TO allow persons at work the
Mar ne Ho pal leave the precincts until ali contagious
ieyers nad disappeared
The Board adjournd to meet at noon % day, at the
Marine Hospital.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Ne OF Emgrans arrived 10 July 10, 1856 .. g., 256
!" since to july Is, 8 ........ 1896
Total. ................. ss 522
To date IN 1850 81, 023
Decrease this u sol
1856. 1856
No OF inmates in Institution at Wards
Island ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,os6 2,299
No Of inmates in Institution at Work
House. LOO ia
Ttas... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,4S2 2423
0verdreft January 1856. ........... s6c, o3l o.
Receipts 70 Jniy 10, lss6.. .sl43,2S3 ~
Receipts since u July % 1885, for
commute lion OF alien pass, &c... 6109 Is
--ls4, ss2 %
ssl, sSl IS
count To July 16, 1856. $3.50. Go
No payments on July 10 1856 ---126,2 DAT Go
overdraf. .ssa,3s5 81
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Jersey City News.

HEAvT ROBBERY Pic rockErs.-f estesday, at
o'clock =. H.. Mr. John r. Brown, o. HGntertoD, n
j. getting upon the OF the New York and Erie
Railroad a. Jersey City hi, pocket picked Of 81 9+c
II was mostly in $40 blk on New jersey bank.
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cLsARgo.
steamship Roanoke, SIMMER, Nor,oit tc-Ludam Plea
ship Eyeya, claae Ilverpool-Hs: beck Co.
s.ip \ fos'e-, swif, raserpoo-D Ogden
Bari ssssusa Lel9,aaas Gl Ss T &C.
ilr.s Kate Anderson Bagey Nan4ar ula-H Brookrnon
Big NJ wilkins, Sicke son, Wilmington Nc-a W Ropes
sch- Kate Weston Lanrf'ir. Manga yrenserl Weeks
scir , Howell Carr ,urscu,--Ses n.sl 4 fhempscr i.
sSSr Meces. Andrews Bo.,on--ied frye
shr Men, r Sro hsSsd
propeller Black Diamond, Alien Philadelphia unveils
ANY ARRIVED.
Steamship Persia Judkins Liverpool. July IL a, All Px
shpyar., ester CLARK. New orears Is days with niss
Barr saIoy 81 sos,on Handsome, Palermo c. DAYS with
ssrk Mustang Gresnns. Mystic ballas., II Brewer
Brig wande-sr CBr Kins. Windsor X IL days VIII pas
sr, x E,ss hssg. F ss;; ,qy y .g, T.
ssrs Ncsls tSr vepco July rss'es ers sapges
s w, ss ws fS s and " o@ frsn re R .
DAYS out ish lat 81 o loa O. y passed Er brig Pursuit
sehr MEDIA % Fos,cn, BARRETT scmel Julye with log.
ssr Fi.s wind. Osborne charesion days wit Ccon.
sssr s..qggs.i. I.r,ie'' ssteIs: Va
ssSI We. VIM 9s E Essnsa . y lInsre
sehr Mary Arm. Reed, vast Naehas.
cchr Augusta, Perry, New Bedford
2cir No~es Wrrlnr, Ualiet, Boston.
Schr Plymouth Rock Lacey, Boston.
s~hr Detroit. Nicker-on, Boston for Albany.
sehr Sinrod Lowell Boston FOR Albany
scfr Piladephl Kelley. bogton for Frey.
schr Julia Martha Audi Lewis lsland
S,hr II y B-sipeFd. Huse, Portland c.
SIR samuel Hail. Andrew, Portland, CT
echr W Abbott -, New Haven
Propeller kevsriv Pie. &C. Philadelphia
Propeller wessch.sser CLARK Providence.
Propeller Harris, smith, New Lcrdon.
BELOW
Ship Havrc Baxter from layre " Tin mise, 10 Mortimer
Livingston q to- ~ pilot boat Washington, No2
Also, one hs-m brig.
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Steamships Africa Crl Liverpoo Roanoke, Norioik &C.
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