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Hotel Property for Rent
and Furniture for Sale.


TINE undersigned will rent the Revere
L House adjoining the D. Il o. X. II. Depot
on Baltimore StIeet, Tor term Of three years,
commencing Oh the LIST day of April next
The furniture, Bedding &C.. belonging to the
house will be sold to the person or persons
renting the house. III .It.'rt'
Here is rare chance to make money, for
one who understands the business, and is will
ing to devote his whole, time to it. The pas
sengers from iour trains stop ut the house
daily Except Sunday only two 'rains) fo.
meals. None need apply unless he or the,
have sufficient means to purchase the fnrni
lure and make a handsome payment upon thu
purchase and can give ample security Tor the
balance. Certificates Of sobriety and indus
try will be required. ott I. AL. e.,lft.
| The Bar and Restaurant will he rented witt
| the house or il not required will be rented
separately, the location is the best one In the
city. will also re mt the Room now used rs a
barber shop, for n Store or Confectionery, Po.
ses sion given on the first Of April next.
For terms apply 10 rsa.
Jan. IA, 1864 8. 49, d M.TRElBER.
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9n,norfa,lf to Ladies!

4nek<Os 1850 ~
DR. HaRvEY's FEMALE PILLS have new
~ er vet failed In removing difdculties arr
sing from obstruction, or stoppnge oil nature
or in restoring the system to perfect health
when suffering from Spinal Affections, Paolap'
sus, Uteri, the Whites, or other Weakness OF the
Uterine Organs. The pillsare perfectly harm
less ON the constitution, and may be taken by
tho most delicate female without causing dis
.tress-thc same time they act like acharm by
stren ctbeping. invicorating and restoring the
system 10 henlthy condition, and by bringing
on tn Q monthly period with regularity, no mat
Ter from what causes tn obstruction may arise
They should, however NOT be taken during
the first three or four months of pregnancy,
thou gh safe Mt any other time, rs miscarriage
would be tire result
Each box contains so Pills. Price 81.
DE-. HARVEY'S TREATISE on Diseases OF
Females, Pregnancy, Miscarriage and Barren,
ness. Sterility, Reproduction, and Abuses OF
Nature, and emphatically the Ladies Private
Medical Adviser, pamphlet of Ga pages, sent
free to any address. Six cents required to pay
postage, -
The pills and book will esent BY mail when
desired. securely sealed, and prepaid by
J.BRYAN, M. D., General At,
.-..c No. 70 Cedar ST., N. Y.
Sold by oil the principal druggists.
Nov. 90, IS63--ly,
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We also Publish the
FARMERS GUIDE.
BY Henry Stephens Of Edinburgh ard the
late J. p. Norton. Of Yale College 2 vols,
Royal Octave, 1900 pages and numerous
En-. rawlings. -.. ..,.r-. ...t..
Price, Sc, for the two volumes. BY Mail
81.
L. SCOTT & Co.
Feb Ok
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JnO. j. Barnard & Co..
No. l46 Bcilg, 5troet, Georgetown, D. @.
3. a.' DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements, Seeds
Fertilizers and Hard ware,

- ssssV AAsAA ~ ~
Most respectfully invite the attention of the
citizens OF Cumberland 10 their stock, and So
licit share Of their patronage, All goods
delivered on board of canal boat, free Of ex-
pense, and Mt lower prices thaa Baltimore.
Their stock of Implements cor tains in part,
Hay Cutters, Spades, Rahes, Corn Shell
lers, Cider Mills and Presses, Moeing
Machines, Reoping Machines. Horse
Powers, Wrashers and Cleaners, Cul-
TRAITORS. P'o'es, .Stovels, Picks, Mat-
tocks, Grub Hoes. Ares. Forks. She
vI Plows, Ptow Castings, Lag Chains,
Trace Chains, Churns. Horse Rakes.
q Pick Handles, Are Handles, Piow
Handles, Ptow Beams.
Their stock of Seed contains
Timothy. Glover, Orchard Grass. Herds
Grass, Blue Grass. and full supply
of GARDEN SEEDS of all kinds.
Their stock of Fertilizers consists of
Peruvian Guano. Mexican Guano. super
Phosphate of Lime; and. also. of Pure
Bone Dust, Of our own manufacture,
which we guarantee TO be the purest article
ever sold in this market.
Hardware, as follows:
Nails, cut and wrought, Spikes, Screws. fin
p ishing Nails, Strap Hinges, Butts, Saws,
Chisels, Hatchets, Planes, Ausurs, Augur
Bits, Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives,
Spoons, Bench Screws. H.sps and Staples,
Lanterns. Oil Cans. Sand Paper, Emery
Paper. Drawing Knives. Curry Combs,
Cards, Horse Brushes. Scrub Brushes, Door
Locks, Scales, Pad Locks, Chest Locks.
Also, Wooden Ware, such as
Buckets, Tubs Bowls, Brooms. Washboards,
Rattan Brooms. WheeIbarrows, l'
Whitewash Brushes, &c.
We are also agents for the sale of
Fairbanks Patent Platform
Scales.
A full stock of Scales constantly on hand
Hay aud Coal Scales erected in any part of the
country.
All we ask is trial. We guarantee low
prices, iair dealing, and perfect satisfaction
Orders, by mail promptly attended to, and
Price Lists furnished on application.
o.. JNO. ]. BARNARD 4 co.
-r l46 Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. C.
October Is .S63-6m. ~ p
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Luxuriant Beauty,

promotes its growth, prevents its falling of,
eradicates dandruf, and impnrts health and
.plessantness to the head. 1t has stood the
test Of time, being the original Hair Coloring,
and is constantly increasing in favor. Used
by both gentlemen md ladies'. 1t Is sold by
all respectable dealers, or can be prosured by
them of the commercial agents, D. S. Barnes d
Co 2o2, Broadway, New York. Two sizes, so
cents and 81. st,o.f,.,..f.. Tfa
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HEIMSTREET'S
[nimitabIe HairRestOratiVe

But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenauce impaired by age or disense.3 All in
siamtaneous dye, are composed Of lunar eanstic
destroying the vitality and beauty of the hair
and afford of themselves no dressing, Heinz
streets Inimitable Coloring moi only restores
hair to its natural color by an easy process,
but gives the hair o rt. ..gaWJl
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For Sale.

efsHE Two Story Brick Dwelling House d.
situated on Bedford Street, former H1iii
/, 2 owred by the late Jas. P. Wright. = Eki!l
This property is eligibly located-conyenent
~ TIA business part of the city--commodious
~ ~ welt arranged, and is in every respect a
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. g.,.I,a1s
xn6lirafion may be made to Mrs. Wright on
-lbs premises, or to the subscriber at Canton,
ONO. az4e JESSE DERBIs.; =
len. air.lso4--sw. SIT, Z. Age mt.
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Bridge Notice.

31S&6C 4N0I4OCs
NOTICE is hereby given all whom it may
Z concern that they will apply 10 the
Comfy Commissioners at their meeting in
April next tor the erection of a bridge across
D.tle fough at Oakland in Allegany county.
JOHN hoy,
L. &. HALL, . ..
J. l.. OWNSHEND,
Jan. H. l863-im - and others.
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Estate or Archibald Steiner deed.

No. IS Lexington St, Baltimore.
Feb. Him. ~. stA .i.'H' HAi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-03-03
Upton, IOWA, MARCH 3, 1864.

ant The Lieutenant justified himself
under the authority of the Captain, com
mandant of the garrison. Upon being
applied to for his reasons for the stand
ing order in question, the commandant
informed the Inspector General, with
much seriousness, that his predecessor in
office had handed down to him the Gus.
tom as one of the military duties Of the
place. A search was Immediately insti-
tuted in the archives Of the municipality
the result of which was to obtain salts
factory proof that, for the last seventy
years, a sentinel had always stood over
the ruined buildings in the same manner.
With awakened interest and curiosity,
Ftfss Grucrai returned to the capital. He
there set on foot more elaborate inves-
tgation among the state documents of
the minister of war. After long delay, 1t
was at last discovered that the ruined
building of the fauboarg had been, in
1920, q storehouSo for mattresses belong
ing to the garrison, and that in the course
of that summer it became desirable to
repaint the door. While the paint was
wet, guard WIS placed outside to warn
those who went in and out; but, before
the paint was dry, it came to pass that
the officer on duty w2s dispatched on a
mission of Importance, and left town
without remembering to remove the sen
tinel. For hundred and thirty years 9
guard of honor had consequently stood
over the door-a sacred and invio,ablt
tradition, but one which represented at
bottom no higher idea than the idea Of
wet paint. .-London Rcricec
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Curious Illustration of Red Tape.

About fifteen years ago, it happened,
in certain country of Europe, that the
inspector general of garrisons, while Wis,
iting provincial town, observed SEN
tinel stationed at little distance outside
the walls, keeping guard over some ruin.
ed buildings in the suburbs. The Gene,
eral inquired Of the sentinel, with some
curiosity, why he was posted there The
sentinel referred him to his Sergeant
The Sergeant had nothing to say but
that such were the orders Of his Lieuten
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-03-03
THE END OF THE PLAY.
By W. IL. THACKERAY.

The play is done; the curtain drops,
Slow falling to the prompter's bell;
A moment yet the actor stops,
Aud looks around, to say farewell,
It is an irksome work and task;
And, when he's laughed and said his say,
He shows, as he removes his mask
A face that's any thing bat lay.
lie knows the nscrutable design!
Blessed be He who took and gaze!
Why should dyour mother, Charles. not mine
BE weeping at her darling's grave!
We bow to Heaven that willed it so,
That darEiy rules the fate Of all.
That sends the respite or the blow,
That's free to give or to recall
So such shall NOUN, in life's advance,
Dear hopes; dear friends, untimely killed
Shall gricye for many forfeit chance,
And longing passion unfulfled.
Amen! whatever fac be sent,
Pray God the heart may kindly glow,
Although the head with cares be bent,
And whitcnld with the winter snow.
Come wealth or want, come good or III,
Let young and old accept their part,
And bow before the awful Will,
And bear it with an honest heart,
Who misses, or who wins the prizu?
Go, lose or conquer s you can;
But if you fall or YOU Use,
Re each, pray God, a gentleman.
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of discharged soldiers. or for the heirs OF de-
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application is successful. Office in the base.
ment of the Court House, TlPToN, Iowa. May l ]
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!, L, HENSEDi.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIPToN, Iowa.
1 Office, first door west Of Ecigart x McNa-
maras drug store; Residence, two doors north
Of the steam mill. l0nlSI
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MI. TiTs.LrSSo u. r

OFFICE west side of Clinton street, g: =
! between WaShin gton and College, Ttt'Sa--~S
streets IOWA CITY, IOWA.
n25y9tf
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LAND MEAsURE.-Every farmer sho'd
have rod measure--a light, stiff pole
just l63 feet long, for measuring land.
by little practice he can learn to step a
rod at five PAGES, which will answer very
well for ordinary farm work. Ascertain
tho number of rods in width and length
of lot you wish to measure, and multi
ply one into the other, and divide by 160
and you have the number OF acres, as 100
square rods mako square acre. If you
wish to lay off one acre, measure thirteen
rods upon each side. This lacks only a
, rod of full measure.
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VU. Ei.IIi}TT,

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE and General CO
q lccting Agent. Applications made Tor
Hack Pay. Bounty and Pensions
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JAS. H. ROTHRoCK, w. L.
ROthrDck & Wolf,

ArToRNEYS AT LAW,
10 Upton, CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA. A.
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TESG. HANNA,
muse :: IOH.4.

TEOS. IA MN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NUSC.4TLTE :: IOF.4.
Office, No. 2ll Secondstreet. Particular aitrh-
ion given to collections in Mu@catint Louisa,
Cedar Johnson an / Scott euu4Ges--titlcS exam.
.ncd taxes paid, &c.
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BOOT AND SHOE
$FoP

III S. WIRICK having removed to first door
III north of Browns Furniture shop. Is pre-
81 pared 20 manufacture to order, all kinds
of Boots aud Shoes. in the neat,st and
most durable manner. He selects his own stock
and always gets the best. good supply OF
Home Made Boots nj ways OR Hand.
lNn
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SyEyANUS YATES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, TIrTON Iowa.
NNYILL promptly attend to all business lii
w trusted to his care. Particular atttntioH
paid to collections. lh4l
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1T was Dow, Jr.-sacred be his
memory--who said that "Life is a coun-
try dance; down outside and back; tread
on the corns of your neighbor; poke your
nose everywhere; all hands round, right
and left Bob your cocoa.nut-thc fig
ure is ended Time hangs upon the tid
die and death puts out the lights "
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Soldiers pay and Bounty.

TT>HE undersigned give notice that they have
l. made arrangements with responsible agents
in Washing gton City, d. c.. through whom they
can obtain BOUNTY, BACK PAY. and Pensions
for Soldiers, and all other just claims against
the government, with promptness and dispatch.
All persons interested in such claims will DO
well to give US call.
PIATT & SPTCER,
n2Fs3t Att'ys at Law, Upton, Iowa.
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J. e. L. @ A r e Y,

Iowa Mutual Insurance Company,
WYOMING.
A LII LOSSES sustained, on property insure i
IA in this Company in Cedar county, will be
ADJUSTED by Mr.. CAREY, as he is our authorized
Agent for said county
Jan. 25:n4m3 MILTON BRIGGS Sec
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JOHN =. TTTEtI!.L.

TUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY public
e) and INSURANCE Agent. Participating Poll
cies issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer. in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10TH 1858. [n3jyl0y*1
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SCHOOL BOOKS, States, Pencils. Pens and
~ Pcnholders, for sale at "'''
T.. b. Simmons sky-Lixht Gallery.
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A Nice assortment of Steel Plate Engravings,
T.. b. Simmons Sky.Light Gallery.
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ra-"Say, Mr. Clerk, have you good
strong porter about the hotel!'
eyes, sir, we have the strongest one
in the State'
"Is he intelligent for porter? do you
consider him fearless--that is, bold,
couragcous?"
81 know he is, ne wouldn't be afraid
Of Satan hims elf. y
CHOW, Mr.. Clerk, if your porter is in
telligent enough to find room No. lO1,
fearless enough to enter, and strong
enough to rescue my trunk from the bed
bugs, would like to have him bring 1t
down
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He would respect,
fully inform his
friends and Gus
toners that he has
on hand a very
large assortment 0 I
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness; Ladies and
MEMS Saddles; bri
dies Of all kinds
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buggy and team whips good assortment of
Collars, &c !. which will be sold at prices TO suit
he times. ~ CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, 1861.
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eeayen;ion for tbc Amendment Of tho
IEitei states Constitution.

In response to q call, large meeting OF dele
xAses assembled ct Allegheny City Pa. Jan. q. The
Asracter and object Of the Convention are fully set forth
b the resolutions and memorial which follow Letters
~ SYMPATHY with tic object read from Charles
aunner, the Rev. DR.. Tying and the Rev. DR.. Francis
yhton. John Alexander Of Xenia, Ohio was chosen
rrs.ident Of TIE Convention. The Rev. Dr. McIlyane
II Princeton n. j. TIE Rev. A. III. Milligan, and Prof
T. n. Wilson Of Allegheny Pa. were among the prin.
sipsl active members. The proceedings occupied two
xsJs and resulted in the unanimous adoption Vi the o
Axing resolutions and memorials
Relred J. Tia, deem Il matter Of paramount interest
- se Nf and pros perty, and reraency OF nation that
g. Consultation be amended fully express the Christian
osl51tl CHARACTER =, -,
IhAi are encouraged by the succe" attending the
kSors friend. Of this movement TO peyer. ~ the hope
vi With the bIespI. o. God this effort viii speedily result.
h he contamination Of this great Object
That IL the late P,oesi.a,oh. o, ~, nieeeny, ,ne
e6ays ol nsions f4itrs humiliation ana eyer ~
g. ths senate oftho Uud States for The purpose Of cof.
IA national which haze Wovos.o tIe D..ae dis
Dessure aud Of inpor.g forgiveness through Jess rls
knd also days Of national sn.svng for the pupo.e OF nak
~ grateful acknowledgment Of Cods Lave peet
&s evidence that God Is zrscorsy eht w. a. a.
81 the nation and cherish Of our aepcnd.ce On IN
That the following memorial IND ps''oh 70 Cohs'e" %
acslsted hroug the United States for signatures
MEMORIAL 10 CONGRESS.
20 ne Honorable Ss.os and H0ais VI kIIese1Gip''m Con
We citizens Of the United States respectfully ssk your
lotion Of tie United sseS resd IN substance s' ici
Nv; ,,,
We the people efthe United States huibly ctoowled5n
ss.c.., he Lord Js.,s C,,,, :, ~ RuIer usops ID,
6soIs Ls called VIII the spgse law OF tbe land,
atss y ssesutus Clrisisn 0ovemnsnt sud In 0TdsT
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form perfect union establish justice insurs domestic

fof perect union, esabsh Iustce hsurv uonss'e
tranquility provide The defense promote The zen
esl w-sfe and the inaensbe shs and the blessings
Of M liberty and the prsui OF hsppivess TO oareve ouI
poserty and All he people d. ords,r md establish th Goa
stituion for the United States of America. ,
%Hd nrf heT: tfpt such changes VIII respect 70 tne oh
cNcer, ssveTy, snd s ether msers should be in'ioduc
Into Ito bo:y Vi tie Cons may D neeesssy to give
tfcc 70 those snenaueuts 9, tie preembs hndwe YOU
Aai.1.. petitioners, vi eve. pay
4 committee vac appointed to lay tie memorial be-
foe TIE President and Congress. form OF permanent
organization was adopt under tho name Of The Natona
Association fOr the Amendment Of the Constitution
permanent officers elected, John Alexander beinS
pres,depA end tie Convention adjourned 10 meet July
G, 1884, IA Philadelphia
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Bu, veteran tof Liverpool, n 81. Damage. xst.noro'

Big Merey iof Liverpool N 81 Ford Pernambuco jar
a .ues1 TO Brett, Son h Co.
Big Emma tof Nassau Locke Ma'sm0ro' day" COTTON
BDy Velocity (of Jsmaics st. Thomas jan a. via Salt Cay
Jan 20 ss. 20 DANIEL i Co. n,
Lra L.y tof Maitland. ". 81 Esdse. Point Pere; Quad
I, + VIA Or nd Iu.i IAN. q se & J. c. 4. Dew or
Ipn ~ Alexander Sterling, steward aied, feb JACOB
III, r,s.s f.I Ode.ss Nov. and Cous.an;inopIs Nov
ls wool to Ho.mboe bachtn
( hr Gen Putnam slsrit y ork River oysters.
scbr s. l.. Goodwin Hobby, EaLabethpoIi ioI Siaaioio
ecit Annie J. Ru..en. Hodge. New Hsven.
sctr Jnie t. truti. Brown. new Haven.
In lie OF tie Eiy, Cocker New London
scir Sils lngalls t..sbeiApor Tor Boston ..
Scl Red FOX ,cf Nassau, Dcns'srs ~ days. sngi 70
\. L. Mcf resdy Co. l.. g., ,o
scir Blla JA,Iei (BY.). dorn, Haln dsJ'' h'n 70
master.
WlND-Sunse, 8. w.
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tn. ,hoyr form ., rropor, will DO .iheredi az closely
cr.ersbs Ohor oru. viii be received By tie Deg -nent
4ad duJ condleIed -
proef yrrsniy that the bidder Is able TO fulfill The con
eerard the clerk Of The nearest p!tr Count
United t.'e. Dis,hcAofuey must accompany The proposal
o. it vii be rejected
A .sI Of -s, 70 th- United State, Government mas,
also accompany Tie PROPOSE
III. confsrrt vii b. awarded 10 thu lowest fespons Die
rrtv az ttr'l-s vii - duly notified by mail ether
.is. tai tfog bid scccped aud hoy III r.u, acly be
r~elst g. Into contract uudr bonds 10 The amount VI
Is 40 Bond to he properly eeitiaed 20.
Bidders may 90 prseu In Pcnon when TIE Proposals arr
op-usd =,
A,tf-tle Hrlitsn upon the Prop az
Prop.s must he Addressed 10 Henry johnson, Medical
K ana Puneyor, q. 5. A., " ashington, u. {.
hs DEP nent the r.t 20 re any al bids
deemed unsg lEble- ..u,, ,.,,,,,,>.,
NJ q. X. and Pu.vsyor. u. 9. A, Warrington, ID. o.
Printed forms Of Proposals. b. had At this o;hc-.
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GRIPPING ENTEIIHGENE
PORT Oy EEw-YoRK.......Frs.A
Cleared.

Cleared.
Observation-Disclosures Wbtehesd, Portland II. p. Crom
wei 8 Go.
sbips-Horsto, Palmer, shanghse, Fr"nci' Hathaway
EoTneo Reed New Orleans kesl4l - Sons Alhl1io BmL
Or Edwards kBsssy, N. r., John llughcs
Bsrks0lUokaa tprus) Rede kioJ aiero. Funch Mencke
Wendt James Carthy (Br) Ri!chie. bleuos AyIes, O.
Mohe; Trieste iAu'll fevctch, Galway Holmbo. Bal
chen
Zillah Munson Lysipooi J. w Elvel Co. Ida Abbot
OBJ Cooper Ouadslonpe Topper Bestiie Isabella tbr)
Hsnheld Para, IL. Il. COrIing Son 4 GO. .
Scho0ners-B j. Reeves. stafford Philadelphia BENTLEY
Smith Coz VIM r. Or. Chlmbers Lewrs. Dd May
Wo0steI Ne" Orleans. Murray l. NJ phew UoIeee Wilson
New Orleans, V. p Shermon. Geo T. hd-ms, Bskct Wash
nson bakor Dayton Mary Kelly Re,d Machias snnPs9r
Eston; CoInehas. johnson, Warrington, Mott BodeH
Lila Wilson, 81. KITS
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Arrived.

st,aus pPsier.barE Whitehead Portland ndse. and s"
70 H. Is. Cromwell Go.
steamer Osprey. Aldrch. Providence.
Savior Robinson Baltimore days rndss 10 James
Hand.
Bari South s.tsr tof Giasgow) Walsh Glasgow ~ dnys
iron Middleton Co. Experienced strong W gales most
II he passage.
Barb Msrss Vineyard Luce New Odeaas 10 days. fndse.
10 Thomas Dunhsm
BARK kstan,uDd (orl BOye ssntos &c days. coffee To
oiieY
Barb foennes vos Caeck voss, Msrseaes 70 days mdse
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THIEVES IN POUGHKggPsIE.- POUCH.
keersieDs find csuso TO complain IA tic advent Of 0
band Of forty or Iy Albany thieves end picz pockets
who nppear 10 have settled in that town, and 10 bs
prosecuting their profession very mueh at i.isue
condnled with The ~ this emigration Is not
stated But evidently when tho Legislature cSme. the
thieves had TO 60