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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-16
TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

- to NUWOUNI IIVEsOs
1Ae advertisr, AsvisS been restored to hsaNh II
fey weeks BY very simple remedy, aser having sat
SsSsA for several ysssa With iunE ascsisn,
and that drsad dtasaas. Consump,ion-is anxious to
yaks hasvH - M fsey ssG~sss the means Il cure.
- - ---A--.-- - ha VIII scnA coos - sAsSoss
scpsion used ee Of charse), with the directions for
preparing sd using tAs sane, which they will md
suas Cuaa for COMBINATION, AsranA, naayrMrls,
Covers, CoLSs, and all Throat and Lung Affections,
The Only object Of the advertiser In sending the Pre-.
scrptisn b to bsneAt the acted and spread ipiorns-
on vAoA be concsives 10 be Invaluable and he hopes
every euasrer will Try his remeiy will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription rREs, BY return mail,
VIII please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
vl8nl< Williamsburgh, Kings 60. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-16

D0.In return for q kindness done us
by the Linn County Register in correct
ing an error we made, we would enquire
about the locality of "Schleswig. Hol-
stein," the possession of which, the Reg
lister says, Prussia acquired In the late
struggle. ~ ,4.t
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HOWARD. ASSOCIATION, -r
gf naILADRLPHIA, PA. !
nfsEAsEs or TIM URINARY AND SEXUAL
- SyHems-new and reliable treatment. Also thu
DasDAL CnAMsRR, an Essay Of Warning and lnstsuc-
sion In sealed snvelopes ee Of charge Address
Dr. ]. SxiLilan HorsnrsH. Howard Associaaiea, No.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-16

sMns EDnOns-Pleaso announce the name Of
JOHN F. GARDINER as a candidate for the ofIico
Of RecosaeS Of Cedar County, subject to the de-
cision Of - Republican County Convention.
III. MANY REPUBLICANS.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED.,
On the 9Th inst, at IT. Dodge, Iowa, Mr.. j. F..
BoYNToN, of Upton, and Miss MARY PLUM OF
On the Sth inst, in Upton, by Rev. f.. Skin
ner, Mr. J. w. BULL and Miss HATTIE Il. BOYS-
TON; all Of Upton. #8H
) The Parsons note announcing the above was
accompanied and confirmed BY . generous Dor.
ton Of excellent cake. In return We give the
following as our best wishes:
May each for each be e'er engaged;
u Their brightest hopes be ne'er impaired;
And may they hnd their griefs assuaesd,
= And Joys enhanced, by being shared.
BE theirs the peace that virtue gives:
Be theirs the Faith that looks on high.
s& With social love prepared to live,
With love OF God prepared to die
r ETTERs remaining unclaimed In tho Post.
II once a. Upton, state Of lowe, on the 18th
10 obtain any OF these letters the applfean
must cali for Advertised Letters, give rs date
Of this list, and pay one cent for aAveftlnin9.
Edwards Mrs Julia Perry Mrs. Ada
Pink Eli Quinn Lew u, f
JacEscn Matte seiee IW - -
Kizer Sarah A Smith Mrs Aebeccs
LAcoek u II = @ tGermanl
John ClAusIa, a.
!. z II ..n5rx ISL 'saR b bIsAissA
- 9HEEtE 81 + Ss 1880 -
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Our 50 and s5 cent Roasted ooaees are very
fine.
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Meaning on Names.

From the Saxon we have ''Ada,r which
means happy, aud Eleanor" all fruitful
Richard" very rich, or highly honored: "Ed-
ward truth keeper; edwin" happy winner;
and William defender of many.
The Gothic gives Us "Adelaide,n the princess;
"Adeline," the little princess; "Alphonso," our
help; Charles one who IS crowned; ''Char-
lotte,"a crowned woman; "Emme," one who
nurses; Ernest" ardent of soul; "Everard," /"
well reported; "Francis,n freeman.
From the French we borrow Amelia be-
loved; 'Arabella,n beautiful altar; Isabella y
olive-colored "Rosabella," beautiful rose
''Ros alind," elegant rose.
From the Latin we obtain 'Augustus," in
creasng noble; Barbara strange; eatrice,' -
one who blesses; Clara" clear; Grace" favor:
soft barred; Julia t soft haired woman a
'Juliette,r little and soft haired "Letitia," Joy;
E" Margaret" a pearl; Miranda" admired !;
''0liver," the olive man; "Blanche,n white.
From the Greek we take Agatha good;
agnes" chaste; Basil" kingly; 'Bertha,n
bright; "Catharine," pure; Erasmus" worthy
TO be loved; ''Eugene," nobly descended; "The-
odore,r gift of God; 'Cyrue,r lord; Georges y
a farmer; Helen. one who. pities; Matilda
stately; s"Phoebe," light Of life; Philemon"
one who kisses; Philip a lover of horses /;
We also receive many of our names from the
Hebrew, as "AnDa,n kind; James" the sup
planter; john the grace and mercy of Je-
hovah; Madeline" noble-minded; Ruth
trouble; Mary" salt tear-a beautiful and
touching name: there never can be too many
Marys; Martha" trouble, OF bitter; "Susan, y
lily elizabeth" the house of strength;
Jonathan" the gift OF God; "Sarah, p princess,
or my lady.
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Popular Photographic Portraits.

A popular singer or actor, or a successful
prlze-hghter, will sometimes have arun entering
into tens OF thousands OF copies; but the de mand
will suddenly collapse, and their names will be
heard no more. Public men, whose names arc
distinguished in connection with the pulpit
with literature, science, or art, or in the Legis-
lature, are in constant demand, Notwithstanding
that the especial rage of this collection of por-
traits has within the last twelve months con-
siderably subsided. Royal portraiture is always
popular, and perhaps nothing can more strikingly
illustrate the loyalty of EnglIshmen than the
consta at demand for portraits of members of
the reiRning family. Just about the period of
the marriage OF the Prince of Wales, photo
grapher in Brussels had the good fortune TO
obtain slttIugs from the Queen and several
members OF the royal family, including the
Prince of Wales and the Princess Alexandria,
and the sale of these portraits exceeded two mil
lions OF copies. One photographer alone in this
country has, during the last few years, issued
upward OF half million yearly of members of
the royal family. 9T--f- :.
are the greatest favorites, Lord Palmerston
during his life, and for some little time after his
death, Icing in the greatest demand. If the
sale OF mems portraits affords any indication of
The popularity of their principles 1T is tolerably
manifest that liberalism obtains very strongly
in this country, the circulation of the portraits
being IN the ratio Of ten of Gladstone to one of
Derby, who Is, however, judged by this stand
ard, the most popular of the conservatives
On the other hand, the portraits of Louis Napo-
leon and Garibaldl have about an equal popu-
larity, the rage for the portraits of the latter
being more epasmodic, and OF the former more
steady. After statesmen, popular literary men
and clergymen are most IN demand, and, after
these. men of science and artists; and lastly,
popular actors and singers. Bishops seem to
circulate in virtue of their rank, the Archbishop
of Canterbury having the most extended crcu-
lation, while clergymen and ministers are
priced only in virtue of their popularity. Mr..
Spurgeon was, tor a time. in very large circula-
tion Mr.. Binney less extensively, but more
constantly. -Britlsh Quarterly ReoieW. ls
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plsmarI.,s Appenrnnce.

George W. Smalley gives the New York
Tribune the following personal sketch of the
Prime Minister of Prussia:-
There are afew small photographs of Bis.
mark, none good, and big lithograph that Is
smoothed aud lsoltened into simpering prim-
ness as unlike the original as possible. You are
at once reminded of Cromwelps fierce demand
that he should be painted as he Was:-'If YOU
leave out a single Wart or wrinkle will not
give you a shilling. Cromwelrs face certainlT
was not beautiful one, aud Lely, if Lely il
We're might be excused, but Bismarkis face is
a far better one than any of the pictures make
Il. Not regular at ALL scored with deep lines,
brows and eye brows heavy, grey eyes, full,
large, and we'll apart, with caVernoue, dark
circles underneath, mouth much hidden under
the moustache, the jaw. not square, but strong
the head of extreme breadth at the temples,
and RISING dome-shaped high in the air. The
pictuEes do not show 1t fully because the brow
Is wide and high, bat the head is something
like thav of Pericles, for whom the wits OF
Athens were never tired of inventing nick
names tQ describe its helmet shape. The crani-
Ooeists will be happy to find herein an illustra-
tion oftheF theories; there Is no denying that
Periclfs ard Bismerx we're men in whom revo-
LUTON was prominent trait. 1t is shown in
every line in this face. not less than by the
great arch of the skull The oountenance is
genial az we'll as tesolute: the mouth breaks
readily into smile, and the eyes greet you
with honest welcome, and have sunlight in
them. Head and face are carried erect, rather
more than six feet from the ground, on broad
square shoulders; chest Of great depth; rest o
figure muscular and elastic. te- ~
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nVVICE RmAn.


The lamp burns with ftful glow,
The sounds ole in the streets below,
The rain sweeps on the pane
I push my Iliad aside;
What weight TO me have Helen's woes,-
Andromacbe's-th Trojanls foes,
On Cud-like Hector slain2 t h
I read It once, long years ago. ~'
"But not alOnen-l whisper low.
We bent absorbed above each page, @
The birds sang Mostly in their cage,
The vines sweYed in the air.
| mind me we'll that sumner day
The 'unbeams Greet towards, our book,
Then stopped as with a puzzled look,
To read the legend there.
Our hearts sang then, though lips were dumb,
A song Tor all the years to come!
The bright, glad years / could not see
Ttesaadows waiting there for me,
The weary, haggard years
III lay YOU by, old book, tonight;
And tnm the lamp, and sew or sing.
Or write a ballad-anyt
To stop these burning tears. -
In the Nevada's lonely shade
His grave, by strangers hands, was made!
The years to come-the hidden years
What loves and hopes, and doubts and fears
They hold in their wide hands!
The bubbles sparkle. .ontthe streams
Fit emblems OF the hopes that be;
The streams run seething to the sea
Over the silver sands. HJ.
And lull sailed boats along them flee,
With priceless freight, but not for me.
The years gone by; the hopes that sleep
Within their tomb, that make me weep,
And trembling kneel to prayl
Oh, silent years that were so bright .
Wan cOrpses washed on a wild coast,
Each one comes like spectral ghost
Down to your graves--away
These lonely thoughts but i'll prepare
Me for the day and all its care.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03

We import our Teas and Cofees, and can
therefore sell much lower than most Stores in
this line.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
ID II l y M PHI S OF
M Ar WINS SAFE.
NEwnthN, \. c. September p. lsi-

~.
WIN. III. OLIVER, Esq Agent for darvln & Co
DEAR SIR:-At the late terIibl Fire on MIda
street which destroyed our Benk ng House. we had
Two OF your safes One ofthem was removed and
we were moving the OF n 3r, when were dire eted
10 leave the Office rs an adjoining building Uas
about beng blown up. The entire row OF buildings
was consumed, but on opening the Safe we had the
SATISFACTION OF hnding every hing inside perfect.
v can cheerfully recommend them as beng per.
fectly hitproof as we have examined two others Of
your make WHICH were in the same ere, both OF
which Irtseryed the books and papers that were ia
Them, Yours respectfully, HllI Illr
DIsOswAY, GUION 6 Co., b,
5.l .nrUfHfns Ifsus Qi trN Bankers.
NEwBERN, N @ !, September "a, 1896
VIM IA. OIlYER, ESQ /. Agent for Marvin g Co.
DEAR SlR:-l had at my s orc one OF your safes
My building, situated on Middle street, was COM
sLmed IN the late terrible cOnnagraion.
am pleased 10 say, on o ening the safe, every
book and paper was found 10 be in perfect order.
more intense fire cou d scsrceY be conceived of
Yours huly, JOHN DILWORTH & Co.
NEwBRRN, NJ O., September 24i 1866
WIN. IL. OLIVER Es q, Agent for Marvin G. Co. i'
DfAR SiR:-One OF your safes ood most severe
tral IN my store at the late fire on Middle street.
MY store was situated in a row OF large wooden
DnllclngS, the burning of which made q most in
ont victorious. 0I m r., 80.
On opening IT. every book and paper was found
IN perfect state OF preservation '
Very respectfully, L. BAER.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03

Our Sl'6O Japan Tea, and our Sl'6O Oolong
(Black) Tea, are the finest Teas imported, and
usually sold at 1925 per pound.
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Our s1'25 Black Tea is as fine as the usual
81 go Tea. trl
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03

The faris Dramatic Authors Publishing
Agency( 6stabl shed to bring out new plays,
stimulabed by success, announces an immense
and costly publication, sort Of Encyclopedia
Of rantftic Literature ana Biography.
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coFFEEl coFFEEl

If you wish to drink real fine Coffee, try our
40 cent Roasted Coffee. Nothing finer to be had
in the market.
Imported and to be had only at the American
Tea Company's.
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Our $3.50 Black Tea is the finest imported
and equal to the usual 5000 Tea.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03

Our $1'OO Black Tea is as good as the usual
$1'25 Tea,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03

Our $1'25 and $3.50 Japan Teas are superior
Teas, and usually sold at so cents per pound
higher.
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No. 922 chestnut STREET
between Ninth and Tenth South side Phila.

His Administrators now offer the whoe stock at prices
below ordinary rates charged This sock embraces
every III ng wanted We-ordered housenod ;-P ain
Tin Ware. Brushes, OGDEN Ware. baskets, Plated
Ware cutlery, Iron Ware, Japanned ware, and Co ok
ing Utensils Of every descrptlop' 'oons RIRn-cGope
et etc. can be obtained on the most easonable terms
GENUINE ARCTIC REFRI6ERAToks and WA TER
fne assortment Of PAPfER MAoHE GOODS
This the largest retail establishment Ia tins line IN
Philadelphia ana citizens and strangors VIII nnd ~ 20
II helT advantage 70 examine our stock before nfehasng
NOte.-OUr friends IN the country may order by mail.
and prompt attention wili'be kiyen elilthstnS
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Our CofIees are roasted fresh every day with
out water, lard, or grease.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-20
WEEKLY REVIEW OF MARKETS.
Reported and carefully REVISED every ceek for the Bq
filnnre IlnihI Enr,nn-n,oI1

Reported and carefully revised every ,oeek for the Bal
timore Daily CommerctaL1
AP TI f are in fair demand and steady
for prime New York State Winter fruit
ASHES-Ashes are quoted at New York nominal
at $3.50 for Pot and Sl z 100 lbs for Pearl but there
is nothing doing in them here.
ALCOHOL.-We continue to quote Western 95 per
cent at $445460 and Cologne Spirits lOcts higher
but the transactions are very limited.
BEESW,AX.-Beeswax is steady at 45@47 cts for
sostherp Yellow :, .o,;nu - aosa,o :,
demand being, however, only moderate, and we
quote No. 2 do dull at SHOP z ton t. 0. b.
BREApeBread is unchanged in m price, and we
Water Crackers at cts o tb. The market continues
'VCt0SFEE-There has been good inquiry this week
for Coffee, and the market has throughout it been
steady ard tolerably firm. The sales previous to
to-day inciade $50 bags Rio at 1s14@l9 cts gold;
Clifton" on private terms and $50 bags java at Is
cts gold. To-day we have reported sales Of 200 bags
Rio at s o 9a mo lt to 20
at 20 cts gold max ing the total sales for the week
bags Rio may be quoted to-day as ranging from
quote Laguayra at 2l92319 cts gold and Java at q
n2s% cts gold The imports this week are 1000 bags
Rio per bark Agnes, and 1880 bags do per bark Mary
,C0TTON.-Cotton is very dull, and has been so
throughout the week. Prices are nominaily I'M
changed, but the feeling in the market is quite
heavy. The following are the rates asked to-day;
viz-4O@l cts for ordinary Upland; 43 cts for good
oIutnary 40; 4oy4I CTS. 10r low uLuuine w. ygSoi
cts for mlddng do and 52G53 cts for good mlddllng
do and for Gulf higher for grades above ordi-
nary.
CANpLES-Candes.c continue dull The, supply
IS lght but is quite equal to the demand. We quote
Adamantlne at 224@S cts forl short, and 26129Z
cts tor tu weight; Sperm at 1904 cts; Parafne at
COAL.-Cumberland is selling at 81 free on board
at Locust Point for cargoes, and ST. 25 for city de-
livery and Anthracite at retail delivered at SIT fo
hard, and Sll@11.50S ton for medium and soft
CHEMICALS.-Che continue very scarce
There is no Soda Ash here but it is Offering to arrive
at 49414 cts. gold. Caustic Soda is selling MT $50;
cts. gold, Sal Soda at 5@59 cts. currency Bi Carl
Soda at l0@lO1 cts currency, and Bleaching Pow
ders at 61z@6 cts. currency, ~"
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side of Fremont street obont fo,r hundred and fftv
two feet northwestarIv frn, ~ en-, cd h,, - .
side Of LonrenS st eiont streSt anu tIo M |
lot assessed to and sunnosei 70 beInn 70 Mar Fret
denberg and running nortbeaster on said northwest
line about one hundred and twen+ysiy faat io n fen
feet alley there situated. tbencn DnrtbstT ON the
southwest side Of said alley about twenty feet to the
southeast line of lot assessed to and sn6nased r. he
long to f. j. Grower: thence sonthwcsfaTiy on said
southeast line about one hundred and want ond
half feet to Fremont street and thence snn nu
erly on the northeast side Of Frem"nt Teet aLat
twenty-one feet to the beginning Vacant. Assessed
to unknown for State and CITY taxes for III 49,"
IHS= 1873 81, and ..........,, 1000
no t55.|Beginning for the same on the southwest
sac 81 cuba street about seventy feet northwesteTiy
from te corner formed by the southwest side Of Cuba
streeC anu I me northwest side of Andre street and
Az Ll9 " ne OF lot assessed to and supposed
10 oe!9hg 10 IL. j Eettz, and running ~outhwestery
on saq northwest line fifty eight feet; Themes north
westerly parallel to Cuba street about feet
to the southeast line Of lot assessed to and supposed
TO belong 10 IhomaS wilson; thence norheasterIy on
sa me hIty eight feet to Cuba street and
Ihgmte sout1easteIIy on the southwest side of Cuba
street ABOUT twenty SIX eet 70 the beginning Vacant
Assessed to Nicholas l.. Wood, for State and city
taxes, lot tne years l6OZ, 0S and Oh. Il Il
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InDOTtS-FSrejrn.

Demarara.-Br. bark Delaware-l47 hhds sugar
Rio de Janeiro-BarA Asnes-4,OOO bags coffee
Kirkland. Chase i Co; so do do, c. Weston.
dia 4 barra; cases cigars, Mordecai Co.; Is do
do, box cigarettes. Fisher Bros. & Co.; do do 5
bbls do. l case cigars, w. Hanna; do do, Davis &
Gray: do sweemeats, f. ". Bruno Sons; 100 boxes
oranges. Garmendia & Ybarra pkg specie. 3 cases
cigars 10 do strawberries, P. dc Murguiondo IS ties
honey. l Case cigars, order
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NJ BALTIMORE

LOCK HOSPITAL,
OFFICE No: z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
4, discovered IN the Great Hospitals of Europe
the most certain speedy, and only efectual remedy
N IN the world for Weakness of the Back or Limbs,
STRUCTURES, Affections of the Kidneys and Bladder,
involuntary Discharges, Impotency, General Debil-
ny, Nervousness. Dyspepsy, LanguOr, Low Spirits
CONFUSION Of Ideas Palpitation of the Heart, Timid
eases of the Head, Throat Nose or Skin, Affections
OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-those terri
BILE disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth
secret and solitary practices fatal to their VIC
Tins than the song of Syrens to the Mariners of
Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipations rendering Marriage, &c, impossible.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Office No. S. FREDERICK STREET, left hand
side going from Baltimore street. few doors from
the corner. Fail not to observe Name and Number.
LetterS must contain q stAmn. nr4-tf
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GILMOUR'S HOTEL
GENT, WAYNE HOTEL
- - - -
SHIPPING.

IF FOR SAVANNAH. GA.-pENOER-
fast SAILING Schooner MARY. il, BANKS. n
W. Haley Master having thirds of her cargo on
gagged and going on board, will sail with despatch
Shippers witt peasc engage their freight. For freight
or passage. apply to
PENDERGAST, FENWICK & co,
ia20-tf Y Smiths Wharf nm stairsl
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HENRY WINTER Dawes.
BY GEN'L ". H. HAYWARD.

BY GEN l. W. II. HAY W Ah!'
DAVIS is dead the fearless and the true
One of the greatest men this nation ever Knew
A Christian father. husband, friend sincere;
Oh! mourn and drop for him the bitter tear.
First in the Councils of the nation great,
The boast and pride of his. own native state;
Born for n leader-alwayS IN the van
By nature stamped proper nooleman
DAVIS is dead! the patriot firm and bold
One who could not be either bought or sold;
Who meteor like, dashed on with lightning ray
With confidence and right pursued his glorious way
Honest and truthful. no deceit we find
In him the noblest traits of man combined;
The nation mourns his early death in vain
We meier shall look upon his like again.
A desolated household for him weeps-
Their tears bedew the grave where DAVIS sleeps.
All that is earthly lies beneath the sod;
The soul immortal is in peace with God.
Oh death thou truly lowest a shining mark:
The ways of Providence to us are oft times dark;
All things of God we know are for the best;
We humby bow to his supreme beheSt.
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MISCELLANY.
Beard Of Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for January
HENRY F. ZoLLICKoFFER,
WV. L. MONTAGUE. JR., IHos. X. MATTHEWS, Jr.
II. IRVINE kEYsER, THOMAS GOODWIN.
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TOBACC0.-There is very little doing in Tobac CO.
but the market is firm and holders are generally in
disposed to sell except at full rates. The recepfs are
trihing and the bulk of the Tobacco coming forward
being stored in anticipation of better prices The
receipts are chiefly Of Maryland, the new crop OF
Ohio and Kentucky not having commenced as vet to
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FOR CHARLESTON, $. &.

FOR CHARLESTON, >. &.
k/sisSssogtAnh
as-ssszzEs.sseA The steamship CUMBERLAND.
Captain Denkin, having been thoroughly repaired
will commence receiving freight on MONDAY, 22d
instant, and will sail for Charleston S. c., from her
wharf foot Of Union dock next to Norfolk steamers,
on SATURDAY. 9th instant. or sooner if loaded.
For further information, apply 10
A. G. HALL 81 South street.
over 81 National Bank,
or to JOHN r. GOULD,
,oOO no,a1-
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zEs FOR SAVANNAH, georgia. YES
GILT sci will he dispatched for the above port in
ez case sufficient freight offers. Apply at once to
M: HESLEN. n. W. corner of Pratt and Gay streets.
till further. ja20-tf
S5x FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHAR
HsEaA TER.-Two good SCHOONERS, of about
800 100 bbis. capacity each, well suited for the
coasting trade Apply to 81. G. MITCHELL. 2
Spears wharf. ial9-tf
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MEDICINE CHESTS FOR SHIPPING
I'VE NEW CHESTS kept ready for sale or fitted up
to order.
OLD CHESTS replenished, pronaptly, neatly, and
at low rates by BENJAMIN 7. WEIGH,
Pharmaceutist,
No. So South Broadway,
ia 1-6m One door South of Pratt ST.. BALTIC.