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's,L-E ONLY OSTlYEL Y
Fire Proof Safe in the World.

when the contents If ,a destroyed, they inva
rably burned nv hsiuR conducted 10 them and the
inside wood casing through the door and doorway by
the Iron bolts aud plates forming aud fastening the Iron
b1N outside iron plate u the door and joining direct
~ the inside wood C,.ug, thus forming continu-
conductor the best hEea1nctinR material from the
outside directly upon inside wool casing and contents
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Of the safe.
NJ. b. BIGLOH ANSOS HARDY,
Manufacturers and Prupretors,
81 School street opposite City Hall Boston, Mass.
lyi3 n X. SAWYER Agent,
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Al Court Of Probate held Ellsworth, within and for
the County Of Hancock, the fourth Wednesday Of
April A. D. 1880
VNtSICE FOSTER named ESecutry in certain in-
IL purpor,ing b. b. the last vii and Tesla
Of John Poster late d Ca-tiue, in sai county de-
ceased, having presented the sauc Tor probate
OrdeTsdThA the sad ENecutg,s give notice 10 all per-
sqns interested by causing copy q; hs order 10 D. pAb
lshed three sks successfully ia the Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court 70 b. held At Bue, 10 said county, the hrst
Tuesday Of July next, O'Clock in she forenoon, and
shes cause any they have, vhy said instrument should
not he proved, approved and allowed the as Will spd
testament u SAID deceased,
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true eopy-Aitcst;
l6 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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Thesubserber hereby gives public notice all concern
ell that h. has hen duly appointed an la, taken upon
himself the trust Of Administrator OF the estate Of
CHARLES X. TiLpES, late OF Gastine,
in the Co Of Hancock chant deceased by giving bond
ashe law Directs he therefore requests ali persons who
indebted the sai deceased estate 10 make immediate
aymeut and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for settlement.
JOSEPH s MOVES,
Belfast May 9, 1860. Is
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The Unfortunate !.
IL. GRlt.EEs. Agent.
No, ~ broadway, N. Y.
A PLEASANT sTIMULANT,

For the Genital Organs be obtained by sending IS
the Agent as above. Seut Free by Mail.
Circulars medicines can hc procured nf Druggists
Everywhere. { Itin &. Peck Agent, Ellsworth Me.
Feb. 1900. i.Iyh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-05-11

At Court Of Probate hlh at Ellsworth within and FIR
tn, County oi I!eucock, on the outh Wednesday Of
April, \. u. Is6S.
,rOKGE /. HuSMER. Executor Of the will Of Iona
than Prrsey late Of Deer Isle, in said county dc
ceased having presented his first account "f A1mnisra
ii IN upon said dc iasctl estate for frDhatc:
Ordered-That the said Executor, give motto" thereof
all persons interested, by causing copy OF thus order
to published weeks successfully. in the Ellsworth
American, printed Ellsworth that they may appear at
a Probate Court to h held At BurH, it, said county q"
the first Tuesday Of JAY ueNtt ut ten % The
cllcA in ii r,unpu, aud sh.w cItse, v any thy haze
why ti.e s.tiir should I % be aii'T.5
Parked; Tt CK, july.
4 true copy Ntzst.
- A BARTLETT. Register
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The Great Central Active Principle o the rou Anodyne
is development of the Original Natural opiae. In
all wherever Opium has been used and its bancful
effects wit messed remark of can adequately COM
pare the difference, and decision Is equal trial
The Anodync contains not particle Of Opium, and the
most delicate constitution use it with safety The per-
fectly natural keeps AMI leaves the Patient should
recommend it to Physicians who have inng sought the true
development, aud to Patients who want natural results.
The basis TT The Universal Cough remedy Is that free
dom from all compou"nts which hy the great in
pounding produce complete merits instead Of real
W. place restraint its every hour in the day.
and ask all Patients make it the natural enemy all
Coughs, Throat Lun" Cnmpia by perfect freedom
Of Application far rniammatory Sore II il is per
fact Remedy, and far WhooPinF Cough checks all the
splsms and allows the Cough to have its in qpct
way.
With the spirit that court all inycst cation, and
readiness all inquiries, may ask
all to he cautious purchase only Of those they
ly upon.
" Pres within the zach Of all"
General Agents
J. ". Ht-NNEW ELL * co.
4 Commercial Wharf, Boston.
gro. lit NNEWELL,
145 Water Street, New York.
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At Court Of Pr8haie holden Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, the fourth Wednesday, of
April. \. $50.
IOSEPH BoWDEN Ir X Al Administrators Of the
- c-tar Of Joseph Buwdrn hate Of PCnobsrot in said
county drcrgscd htvfE presented their first account Of
administration upon said deceas"d's esta"fo Probate:
OriGyri That the said Administrators give nnc thereof
all persons Interested by causing copy of this order to
be ltIhcd three weeks sttcccsivciy in the Ellsworth
American y utri in Ellsworth thIt trey may appear
Probate Court to lie holden Ellsworth the third
Wednesday Of June next, At ton Of the clock IN the
forenoon and hcw cHtsc, it any they have, why tte
same should not he allowed
PARKER Tt OK, Judge.
tru" copy Attest:
10 A. BGRTLETT, l;cgi,.er
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
i cerUed that he has been duly appointed and has
taken apon himself the trust Of Administrator OF the
estate of
MARY VI. PERRY, late Of Orand
in the County of Hancock married woman deceased, ny
giving bonds the law directs he therefore reques Is all
who indebted to the said dcceaseds estate, TO
make immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
CHARLES HAMLIN.
April -, 1860. 10
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Rubber Machine Betting,

Steam Packing ald Hose.
Manufactured by New York Betting ard Packing Conpa-
ny, under the Goodyear's Patent
THIS betting is warranted superior to any other manu-
L facture, being more solid, durable has a
smoother surface and less stretch. For sale at
facturer's prices HINCKLEY Il EGERY,
No. 81 Exchange Street.
Bangor, April 20, 1860. 4misl6
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At a Court Of Probate held At Ellsworth, within and for
the County of Hancock the fourth Wednesday Of
April 4. y 1s61
JAMES GRlNpLE. Administrator Of the estate # John
~ 4 Davis late If rruahscpt, in said county deceased
having presented his first of Administration upon
said decehs"l'- estate for probate:
OrdereH-That the said Administrator give notice
thereof persons Interested by causing. copy It this
JrIrr 10 1t IistcI threc wr.k- sycly ia tho tlir
worth tnrrct, printed El-wryt H. that they tnHy ap
pear At Probate Court 10 t hold, Ellsworth, in sid
county on the ttA Wednesday Of lure neNt, at ten
II the clock IN the tueuuou and -hcN cause if any teY
have, why the saline st,ulI not I've allowed.
PARKER II OK, Julge
\ 'rua sai y--A.est
Il \. 4 EAETLETr, L eister.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, CefG., Iuf'ucnza, f:oarseness,
Group. Bronchitis. sncifient Consump-
ton. and for the relief Of Consumptive
Patients .n advanced stages eff the
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hhO"tH " Nouity tolu rs
State Joseph Emerson,
Total amount, IL
Originated before Samuel IIcrrick
Allowed by County Com'rs.
State Alyah Hawkins,
Total amount, 20
Originated before VIM Somerby.
Allowed by County Com RS.
State Robert Clark,
Total amount, 4 o.
Originated before K. II Brigham.
Allowed by County Com'rs.
Safe Oliver h. Gray,
Total amount, Ii IL
Originated before John T. Johnson,
Allowed by County Com rs.
!statev Pcietiah Mason,
Total amount, ; o.
Originated before h ". llincklcy.
Allowed by County Com RS.
STATE Martin Stotson,
Total amount, 3 OF
Originated before T. W Ilinckley,
Allowed by County Com rs.
State Banj. CIough 4 al,
Total amount, 81
Originated before = II Gray.
Allowed by county Com rs.
State : Mary Z Reed,
Total amount, %
Originated before Samuel Herrick
Allowed by County Com rs
State Leonard Howard,
Total amount, o 81
Originated before David Walker
Allowed hl County Com rs.
State Charles Clement, i ais,
Total amount. Il II
before Richard C. Abbott.
Allowed by County Com RS.
State W H. Ellis,
Total amount. l2 81
Originated before VIM. Somerhy.
Allowed by County Com RS
State Edward Bcal Jr.
Total amount. : 81
Originated before Vim, S1merby
Allowed by County tom,rs.
Stasey Simeon Town,
Total amount, l.
Originated before W II. Pilsbury
allowed by County Com'rs
State Isaiah lIrrrick 4 al
Total amount, 6 l.
Originated betorc l.. e. Philbrook.
Allowed by County Com'rs.
State Robert Harvey ( ais.
Total amount, /. oil
By Indictment,
Allowed by ). j, Court.
State Robert Harvey & ais.
Total amount, 159 30
Ey Indictment,
Allowed by ). j. Court.
State stephen Bowdcn,
Total amount, IL 20
b. Indictment.
Allowed hy ;. } Court
State limits OF Ellsworth,
Total amount, %
By Indictment.
Allowed by 5. j Court.
State Inh IS Of Penobscot,
Total amount, ii 05
b. Indictment.
Allowed by ;, j. Court.
State James X Pnkham,
Tetal amount, 80
Bv Indictment.
Allowed by ; j. Court.
STATE V Richard Grindlc.
Total amount, 81 II
by Indictment,
Allowed by ), J. Court.
State Robert Harvey < al,
Total amount, -
BY Indictment.
Allowed by ) j. Court
State BENZ j Tinker,
II Indictments for the Illegal sale OF
intoxicating liquors.
Total amount, % O4
Allowed by j. Court
State Joseph IL, Foster
10 Indictments for illegal sale Of In.
toxicating liquors.
Total amount. To- %
Allowed by 5. j. Court.
State Daniel I Bonzey.
Indictment for illegal sale OF ntoxl-
eating liquors.
Total amount. 10 -
Allowed BY 5, J. Court.
State Lawrence McCabe.
Indictments for Illegal sale of intoI''
eating liquors. 100
Total amount, Us ~
Allowed by 5, ], Court,
State Michael McCabe.
Is Indictments for illegal sale OF IN
toxicating liquors.
Total amount, li1 20
Allowed by 5. j. Court,
General Bill Of Costs, "a ~
1913 II
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Swan, Brewer 4 TilcstOn,

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And for sale by Booksellers generally. Nv
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QGmsiSs Gatherings.


Esu- Tie who pursucs an idle wish, but
climbs a tree 10 catch q iish.
3D. fa,criic- nrc like sun.dials. no one
looks on them II they are IN tho shade.
paA- In childhood be- modest. IN youth
temperate, in manhood just, in Old agt pu.
dent.
Dsy' Economy, joined to industry aal
sobric,y, is n better outfit or bushes. than
= dowry.
d. Law Is chain uhich virtue ma,nc.
'ises that !, nay attract from a distance
what II canno, even c%ncirclc,
IA Old mcn's lives arc heightened
shadcws; the evening sun falls co!ll, on the
earth, bu, the shadows al point 10 the meet.
ing.
~ "Wksrc shall | gct a panel ?" said
the sheriff to the judge. "Nhy. | sun.
pose, sir, that you eau gc, enough panels
N, Of doors
~ Did anybody know a man that bore
malice against his u%eieabor, to possess any
brains, or a mind strong enough 20 lhink an
idea TO sleep!
- There are many rick.po kcts abou.
town jus, now. -, he ,ha, would keep his
wa,ch--"Thislci him do-pocke, H. watch,
and watch his pocket too"
onA Once and arain. | have founi tina,
the most cross.grainci are BY no means the
worst Of mankind, nor the hamblest in sta.
ton the least polished in feeling.
~ VIVA, Is fashion ? \ beautiful en-.
velcpc for mortality. presenting a beautiful
and polished exterior, the appearance of
which gives no certain indication Of tho real
value Of vha, Is contained shsrcia.
t6- -Four hundred years have ~cl,pscl
since the invention Of printing. vet books
ere not in circulation all over the glcb, {.
while the use Of tobacco became universal
within fhy years Of i,s discovery.
DrEvil thoughts arr worse enemies than
lions and tigers, TOT We can get gu, Of the
10y W va" uNtrtcs utt NAl tNuuEnt win
their wsy every where. Keep your head.
md hearts full OF good thoughts tina, bad
thoughts may no, end room.
De- % your guard, aud strive and rray.
To drive all evil thoughts sway.
-. He Who goes through q land and
scatsers roses, may by tracked ncS, dav BY
their withcred petals tia, s,few the ground,
bat hs who goes through il. and .ca,,crs
lcseseed, . hundred years after. leaves be-.
Ind hin = land full q fragrance aud bean.
y sds his monument, and a. . heritage for
Ais ssas and daughters.
- Never abuse one who vas cnce v0ur
esesn etssd, however bitter now.
Nsvsr iasslt poverty.
Nsvsresak csassup,uous Of vcmaniind,
Nsvss b>s~ yessnose between yvur thumb
81 0aesn.
Nsvse go Asassy supper.
uosug ooqD0 I'll n . chueA sisle. A.
Rssvts Z svss.
- ~ = ~ szpsss. sf ysus re-.
vnsyssD Nm.
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Hi
QuNChgNBOs' TEXT nOnus

have stood The tesi II criticism, ani have become
acsu,wled 'ci standards on the subjects VI which
ihcv respectively treat. The great secret Ut their
.arycss 10 their reEfec, adaptation IN stsIe.
Language aud ievclurmen, ~ tho subject. 10 the
ypp,F's elmrrshsus,cn. !, !. this that win. Tor
them y grusral introduction, and makes them.
vhen oaer introduced. special ~fa,or,,e, With both
teacher auI scholar.
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THEY CONSIST OF

FIRST LESSONS IN COMPOSITION, IN which
the prime pies ~ the N, are developed In con.
rce;icn With tho Principles n truman c,a.
hritiug full directions "a the subject VI Pune.
%tus,icu, With tcpioas fse;vi.cs. Il. iSs ~.
Priv, 80 crntt.
ADVANCED COURSE or COMPOSITION AND
RHETORIC. Assties " Practical Lessons %
the otisiu. History aud Pccuiiatities q the IN.
gl'sh Language, Punctuation, Taste. tho Pleas.
ntes ot 1he Imagination, Figures. STYLE aud ts
Essential Properties, Criticism and he ~,ari,u.
" 'artmen,s 81 Prose and poe,icalC Competition .
Illustrated with gcpi1us Exercises. hy a.. l..
VaaOkcnbOs, A. NJ. l2mo. iSo rp. sfu.
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b. d. NABERS a. CO.,
cotton, Grain and Tobacco Factors.
F0RWiRDiNG
\
c1rsraf Commission .rfrehnn.S.
OFFICE ANp SNlrS.guoMS!
No. ~ Front Row. Memphis, rcnn.

NNrE lake ,hi. method 10 rc,ura mr. thank 10
w Cur irienls for the very liberal patronage
bestowed ut'nsur house the past season. W
shall cudeatcr 10 Inrrt, a continuance II tho sane
by doing ell in our power In promote the interests
~ cur patrons. uur charges f0r selling t'utt. will
remain rs heretofore, Is cents bale; ON 81 other
produce y 4 cent. On proceeds II sale. Cotton
IN ,rausitu will be received ard Forwarded o, so
GENTS pee bale. All Produce consigned 10 Us will
be- insured. unless instructed ~ the CONTRARY. We
have q large stock Of India md kentucky nagrins
ani Rope " the best brands, which w. arr Pre-.
pared 70 furnish cheap; aai W " ili also ftl orders
TOT cvesy description VI rocis 10 be had In this
city. II. u. NABEEs . 90.
October y. 1859. ~. N.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS.

'1NlE TANtS for the Fiscal Year 1850 are now
due. NlyerSons are requested topaz prompt.
". ~ extra charges will be made II NJ, ,es.ieLh y
the time rrsssribci BY Law. Persons who nav ths
Mississippi and Talliha,ehie River Tax will take
notice that their lsul- will he sold II the taAs,are
not paid By the ~ Monday in April. iSt1. Twin
be IN my uitce Cvesy Monday and SATURDAY, Until
the IL, u March. aEl will be At the following pla.
Get. tg-vitt
kcbina. Thursday and Friday, March l.. end "a.
Eureka. Tuesday anil " ciusslay, " 9th aal IN.
bynum's trek, Thursday, sth.
spriuspers. Friday. +" pth,
ssrde. Tuesday aui Wednesday. . 18th 4 tl,h.
Tome. TUESDAY aui Wednesday. /. si,h 4 s1s,
Pleasant Ms.. Thursday & Friday. - aslS s3l.
Peach Greek. Tuesday & Wedn'y.. " 9th 4 ss,h
Il. the purpose Il r~sCeiviuE taxes.
JAS. II. JONES. Sheriff
and rtx Collcvtgr vi Paacla rcun.v.
December ~, ls5g. 4~S-sIsiApr.
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ILLUSTRATED school HISTORY or TIL
CNIfED STATES. lime. ii6 pp. 81 ".

ILLUSTRATED SCHOOL HISTORY or THE
UNITED STATES. lime. ii6 Pp. 81 ".
A NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Adapted to use
With or viiAou, apparatus, Emo. hOrP. 81 30.
From psou. n. rS,rr, # the raiy,rsiiy # Ala.
al have been using ouactsubcs On Composition
anil Hhs.0fis in the instruction " nv classes in
the University. and | am persuaded " it, srsaf ar.
~cslisnss. The FRS, Lessons in Composition ty the
same sathcr. ! regard As very usetulfur beginners.
W these tao books ! can speak with The greatest
confidence. and lido s,est hehriiis rsccsss,si,i them
to all With whom my opinion may nats any weight"
From Rev. josrra su,cSirroap. Principal Of m.
s.,fsts. Moaiisa, lia.
81 think !, (the His,ery.) superior to many shs,
I have examined "a a school boob. | have tsyu
s.'Ss w'l.,a',; ss' ! 'hinl this II much better
rrc-s ihs Christie. Advocate, CAsris,e., s. c.
"wes-cplessed with II phe hilcscrhv,-charm.
I'll, indeed. By many VI the Illustrations. AMI bv
the method here pursued. We have no scsh, TIA,
teachers will end Il ell they desire"
-
w.
a asasss - .S,sW
9oolxa
ny shs lat. HENRY MANDEvIILE, d. D.,
az A9oNsA1es
Ccrsissine az iss; Primary Reader. rt~Slv irlus.
tsstsd. lone. tsi cesss. "a. Second Resj-s-
With namescas Illustrations. l6me. 10 c-uss.-
"a. Ihird Resaes. 12nc. 80 -. ga cents, IN.
Fourth Reader. lane. 9sS ~. Clo. s,l>sL se =.
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1.-The Practical Nttlnolle op,rrs nearly the
'nmr ground - tho Elementary, did, ring FROM !,
principally 10 procuring n greater number Of "a
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". Higher Arithmetic. l2mo. 3ll pp. Price
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' Elements ~ Algebra llno. "a rp
lfin"s ,t,..t,.. ,n..t,.,...tts.. 20 cts
VI. Treatise on Algebra. syo. iIU 30.
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VII, Elements on Geometry. With Practical
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From J.E. pnlrrs. iJi Professor Of ihihcn.ti.
i0 IN hs rrireniiy Of Mississippi.
~ have examined with NJ much care and a,sen.
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rics Of Mathematical Tex, Beaks, and nm much
pleased with them. They are tho ao' ,ih.nisir
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lucul int out schools and college,. Th,g will,
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MtNSABRAT, DuPREg GC0.,
Real Estate Brokers.
40
COLLECTING AGENTS,

N|ii4titIttN. TEN y.
w have foi sa.,, q lar.s number IT dwelling
and business houses in this city ami n.
Suburbs. Also. h-u,ldinrl1s improved md uuim.
proved. intbe ety aud to- s%uyif1us together with
small farms VI al d,neus0ns sad al various d..
tturrs.
siX improved plantations in Shelby county.
on aud near f,auk Roads. from $50 to .1uO acres
each. as rich as any lands a Arkansas or else.
where.
Scyetal improved Arkansas and lississipri
bottom plantations.
Land. m t1,teuign. st. Francis. pesht, Chi.
cot, Phillips. Prairie, jackson. White. poinset,
Lawrence. lrieredeucs AMI other coun.ts. In All.
ausds. te.uOV acres.
COLLECTIONS in he city promptly a,senteitc.
We want Sinuu tititsu's llauk money. for which
We will pay The highest s.arkes price.
MuNSARlAT. bUpREE & co.
March .. ls5g. s-tf.
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EXOLUsIvELY-
u Asst Broadway, near Twenty .sizth street.
LADIES UNDkR9ARMENTS READY AIDE OR TO
ORDER.
vnremttDg neatness prenptaess and thorouQhnes
Of work
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eOEA WANTED, A REsPBcrABLE MAN. AS
QZCU. partner take ful charge Of butter and pro
sston Store dong cash trade from $50 $50 day. Low
rent ard good hosss aud wagon Apply s3s csrmiue o.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH l86o-ERIPLB

- are A.s.uhs - 0hrns kaasR prs5oss "a ss
AeossdiAs V Aews rsseivs1 from Ousts Rn thAs re-
puDnc by No means In quiet ssase 5,ese are my
sAAaidAses ~ Ae ncstensy, md b belev 30 70 :,
mere WI 10 rcvoutssn favsg Il NORA VINO has
esiIsd from Salvador . vessel wih troops AIMS aa
Annu.usn There seens 10 10 large party IN favor OF
We ex PRESIDENT and = coup ssta expected 70 wards
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Temperature OF the Week.

The annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere in dis city during the week ending
March "a, the rage Of the barometer and Their
mometer, the variation Of wind currents, and the
state of the weather At three periods during each
day, viz: at Q A. NJ, and 8 and o'clock p NJ
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REMARKS.

REMARKS.
Saturday-Mornng overcast, afternoon cloudy night
foggy.
sundAy-Morniug foggy, afternoon and night clear.
honday-Overcsst all day and night.
MISUNDERSTANDING cloudy, night clear.
Weonesday-Aorning clear afternoon cloudy blew.
ing hard, night blowing gale.
Thursday-Morning CLOUDY, blowing fresh at lo15 com.
mcnced showing and continued all day
Frday-Morning cloudy, afternoon hszy, nigh. clear
starlight
snow, nignt overcast