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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11
w. N. HOEY,

4 UCTIONEEE, CLARENCE, Iowa: Will sell
"A goods at auction in Cedar county, when
called Oh. Also,
= GENERAL LAND AGENT.
VIII attend to buying and selling land paying
taxes, &c. All business done with promptneSS
and dispatch. Office ut w. Flanagan & Co :
store in Clarence yl3n3S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11
FOR. SALE,

= nnn WHITE OAK FENCE POSTS, and
l.UUV 400 cords of wood
Enquire Of 1871 WOLF & LANDT.
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p. r. SMITH, d. d. s.

nENTAL PHYSICIAN, Upton, Ngs
IL Iowa. Office over Culbertson S&S3SA8
Friend Cos store He visits Qfr2
Clarence each alternate Wednes- AAb
day, commencing April 18th, 1868.
Nl3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11
WIN. M. KNOTT,

A UCTIONEER. Will attend promptly to
n selling all kinds Of property at Auction,
IN any part of Cedar cQunty. A list Of his sales
will always be found at the TIProN ADvERTI-
SER Office, where those desiring his services
can hn. M the day far their sale without seeins
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11
DIR. II, n. MAYNARD,

physician AND SURGEON. TIPToS, Iowa.
L Having returned and permanently located
in Upton, he will promptly attend to all pro-
fessioiaal calls. Residence opposite the Buck
eye House. ONCE opposite the Court House,
Cup stairs next door to Advertiser office. nl3
CRISWELL e. THEBAN,
nLAsrERERS, Upton, Iowa. Work done
IN shor. notice, in the best style and at rea-
I nrices. Farmers E and Others h;a desiring
work done fresh Lime constantly on
LImE. hand ala ~ nl3
guantitias. q G t#
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11
q. L. CHAMBERS J.F kENNEDY
DRS. CHAMBERS &KENNEDY

"ANE associated themselves together for
i l. the practice OF Medicine and Surgery, for
the period OF nve years. Office one door west
of Mcnamara 4 Belts drug store.
Upton, Iowa, May 30th, 1866.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11
livery STAbLE Ii.

IL - - = - = - - -
TAYLOR & FLEMING, PHoPRIEroEs.
In the rear Of the Union Hotel, Upton,
lO,cu.
Carriages. Buggies & Saddle Horses
To let at all times and at reasonable prices.
Careful and experienced drivers furnielaed
when desired. lIl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11
J. G. TURNER,

DHYSICIAN & SURGEON, will still continue
the practice OF Medicine in this viciriity
Oflace sesth side of court sousesqu Upton
Iowa ISL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

Gen, Grants letter of acceptance oil
the nomination fer the Presidency by
the national Republican Union Con.
vention:
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EXCHANGE OFFICR,

EXCHANGES OFT1CK, -
CyIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR GILL
- cago, can be had of the subscriber, in sums
70 suit customers.
Certificates Of Deposit, or Drafts on New
York, Boston and Phifadeiphia, csshed Oonl>
sound Interest Notes purchased, asfd 7.7ts
always on hand
WILLIAM III. TUTHILI.
Tipton Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1885.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
vCHOMAS w. THOMPSON would respectfully
j inform his old customers, and the pablic
generally that he has commenced work i'll his
New Shop, directly north of the Steam Mil Ia
Upton. where he is prepared to attend to all
business in his line, and especially horse SHOE
ing, llf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and GeA eral Col
u lectlng Agent. Applications made FOR
0atk Pay, Dsuay and Pensions ef Discharged Ssldiers
far the heirs of deceased soldiers. No charge
tna&e sas less the application is sNcresksnl Also
legally EceHsc& ConreyHnce, for Ccaar cowsis,
Deeds Sc, sAade and acknowledged ON reason.
able terms. Office with the CserE of the Dis
trict Court. TIIToN, Iowa. Vi3a2t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-11

FIGURING MILL,
3 MILES 8OUTW OF TIPTON,
respectfully invite the public TO give me a
trial, as expect to give sattsfactiOn.
JAMES DWI0ANS.
February 18th, ls6s-3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WEST ELEVENTH STREET.

About quarter past one O'Clock this morning fire
discovered in the part OF stable adjoining
the grain and feed store OF g. b. Lawton Co., 376
West Eleventh street, at the corner OF West. The
building Is a three story brick house, ex-
tending seventy-fve feet on each street and
including on West street Nos. 425, 426 and
427 The corner the first floor was
liquor store, owned by John G.
ClausOn. The contents OF the feed store. consisting
OF hay, straw and grain, completely destroyed
and the loss may be estimated at $4,000 said to be
covered by insurance Clauson's loss principally by
water Is about 1000, insured for 81, 500 In the New
Amsterdam Insurance Company. Damage to the
building, including the stable may be estimated at
about 5000, also covered by insurance The horses
In the stable were all removed in safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14
nesc BalI MFRS.

On wcdncsda, afternoon the onentals, OF Green
point added another ~ Their list OF victories They
pla,ed win the Alaskas, hut the latter could not chnl
them their warm work nj the bat and were
unable themselves io fleece 10 the ball' sum-
GENTLY "a prevent the scnrc sianding nj the close
Oriental. ~: Alaska H.
The game Is aboni 20 ne iniro,inced into Montreal
q. w. An aimirer OF tho sport IN this city offers to
present TO the nrs club organized The necessary field
furniture, balls, bats, Nc. kccp on i,efvre many
years the title must he changed mon, che national
game 60 'the universal game"
The Judiciary Committee - ~ length organized.
Al informal meeting was held ON Tuesday evening
last nj The STUDY al which Messrs. Holmes VI the
oriental; Glenn. ~ The Guck: TAYLOR OF the Mu-
tuai: Reeve, OF the Noinoweis; tiDdsdale, Of the
KDickerDocker. and Judge Advocate Bolton were
present. Holmes Wa elected chairman aud II was
resolved by the committee to convene ON Monday
evening next ~ the same place. TO dispose of the
Athletic Eckford matter.
The ramee today Will no doubt both tc very in
teresting. The Olympics, OF Washington, WIN play
with the stars at the Capitoline grounds and the
Eckfords and Mufuais will play al the Union grounds.
The new star nine WIN make their nrst appearance.
Arrangements have been completed betweebA the
AttJe'lcs AND AuaDiics' and Ae nui sswe WIZ be
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MORE or THAT STEER.-Edward Kelly, sxty-three
years OF age residing at No SIS East Fifteenth street.
while crossing Thirty-sxth street and Second avenue
yesterday was Knocked down by steer and serious
ly injured.
CAR ACCIDENT.-Ace Campbell, three years OF
age, residing ut No. 243 avenue b. over yes
terday evening by car No. "a of the Dry Dock, East
Broadway and Battery Railroad line and had her
left arm broken, besides sustaining other and
II IL feared fatal injuries. She taken to Bellevue
Hospital and the driver arrested
FELL Orr His WAGON.-Thomas Adams, driver of
Castle Garden express wagon, fell from the same
in Broadway yesterday and injured severely.
He was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
TENEMENT HOUSE, Row.--A disturbance occurred
In the tenement house No 34l East Thirty street.
last night, between Michael Mckinney, John Tracey
aud Bridget Tracey, In the course OF which John
Tracey was stabbed in the lett side and his wife cut
In the head Mckinney arrested and Tracey
and his wife sent to Bellevue Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14

Prom the Springfield ,if.l Journal. August iol
ne british. dcs ish spirit which possesses the
caei democracy fully manifested on the
Sion ~ the passage OF General Grant through tarin
vile The other evening That party, under the
auspices of that prince OF low fellows, BIZ O'Brien
had been holding n political meeting In the town
during the das. and, filed with bad wniskey,
wien they heard that General Grant was upon
the tram the, started for the depot several hundred
STRONG. ana taking possession of the platform aud
surrounding the Generals car they set upon him
w'.h vac most unearthy yes and screechings. IN
sitng hiin AMI his family IN the most dastardly and
shameful manner. The fellow O'Brien, whose man
ueis arc a. hlthy W. he Is himself personally. was
loudest and foremost In edging the drunken mob.
General Grant had raised the window of the car for
VI, purpos, NJ shaking hands with some fr,ends
whuni ne recognized when one OF the dirty
mounds, more uipudeni than the reat. rushed 10
th' Mnluow and shouting ''Iiurrah far seymour
,u" bhif violently struck General Grant In the
lacc win ms nat MI Mcdonnell, who WAS con-
seIs,nH WIN me General al the time, resented The
lndignty 10y giving the fellow blow on the side OF
the sineler which sent him sprawIinp and Lieu.
tenant Mckee and others M once kicked him OF
the PLATFORM. This, however, only the more In
cehseu tue copperhead mob. and though IL
Was Intended 10y the decent citizens Of the
place 10 extend 10 the General who had success.
iinlD leu our armies through the war some indica
uou OF thelr personal, not 10 say political apprc-
clsuon on MS services Il was found to be utterly
,,npOss'uIe 10 90 SO and the train passed on. The
hyenas, with O'Brien al their head mo perpetrated
me insult were highly delighted with their Disgrace
fui performances, but the respectable citizens OF
Coriinvie, without regard 20 partv were exceed.
lngv indignant that such reproach ehou,d have
been cast upon the good name Of their tow m and
We are not astonshed. 10 " certain mai the tIc-
mocrsc 1s'e gained nothtns by then bad manners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14
RUscAl AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

John Brongnams theatre opens in October.
The Theatre Comique opens for the season ON
Monday next.
woods Museum and Metropolitan thssire will
open the 3lst inst.
Edwin Boolh's new theatre will pronxby open
about the ist NJ January.
The French theatre will open with 40, bo,,rs op
the 18Th of September.
The Cincinnati opera Honse II 10 h. sod at publi,
auction the 18th inst.
Janauschek. who will shortly return Ia this raun-
try. opcns brlsf engagement at wiiArfs theatre.
Boston, in Octobcr.
Edwin Forrest l. ~ presrnt securing -eyeral FIRST
class actors to travel vi h aud support him the
ing season.
G. W. Couldock and daughter ronIncnce two
weeks' engagement; al NcNickcr's theatre. chicago.
H., on August T..
Miss Lille rdridge, who sustained thu character
Of Prince teanrr In The "Whtt. Pawn" IN this city
N To play thu same part nj the Chestnut thea
tire Philadelphia. Mrs Edri,lge will asSlrn. the
part NJ Queen Safranila
'Humpfy Dumptv" with hts misrhicNous pranks
aud Imaginable adventures, has 81 last reached the
upiiet cay ~ baltimore without having "ial" The
pantoinime Is IN active rehcar, ut the iIolbla,
street theatre, aud will probably bc produced on the
lGth ins. Win scenery and iransforinal ,ons copied
from tns original in THIS cay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14
NEW JERSEY.

srrcIpR.-Yesterday afternoon s...nn..
Jacob Henner shot himself thro~ oh the naan =. 80.
residence in Humboldt s.fesr. Having been ENGAGED
In lawsuit which terminated adversely to him,
Henner became intensely excited In court and pub
licly declared his intention of shooting himself he
theyi purchased some powder and proceeded to his
HJuse, where, during the temporary absence OF his
an inquest and n verdict Of suicide was rendered.
Deceased was fifty years OF age ana leaves large
family.
summit.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE NORRIS AND ESSEX
RAILRoAD-Yesterday forenoon the shockingly
mutiated remains Of man were discovered lying
along the track OF the Morris and Essex Railroad,
near this place. Both legs were cut of, the head
smashed In and one Of the arms horribly cut up He
was named Patrick Conlon, about TWENTY-FIVE years
Of age. unmarried and worked for Mr.. Morrel, OF
this place. He has brother on the New York police
force. 1t seems that In addition to his vision being
imperfect he had been drinking and was on his way
home when struck by the locomotive OF the half
past eleven p. M. coal train.
Paterson.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL brakeman was
killed on the Erie Railway on Monday afternoon. A
coroner's inquest was held and verdict rendered
Of accidental DEATH"
Trenton.
A DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING was held in this
city on Wednesday night Franklin y. Mills, Of
Trenton, addressed the assembage. campaign
Dag OF elegant workmanship was unfurled to the
breeze amid great demonstrations OF enthusiasm.
ALLEGED RUFFIANLY AssAULT.-Ye yesterday war
rant was issued by the Mayor for the arrest of
named Gabriel Kuhn, who 1t is alleged committed
an assault and battery on Dr. Berger the pastor OF
the German Catholic church here. 1t is further al
legged that Kuhn visited the church and endeavOred
by vociferOus gesticulatiOns and insulting
language to interrupt the clergyman while
exhorting his people. But by the Intervention
OF DR.. Berger however, the accused was saved from
receiving the summary vengeance OF the insulted
congregation, who are now determined to resort to
the more dscretiOnal castigatiOn OF the law. IL
said that Kuhn has succeeded in vacatng the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14

Rvro'Trp ny ran HERALD srSAx yACHrs.
steanslp Hrvetis (Br Cuns, Liverpool July ~. and
poeensiown 3Jh, $50 PM, with mdse and passengers to
pascal steamship PenDsvvsns hence for Liverpool 18th,
40 PM lat 10 ~ lon 81 IS, 1nman steamer, bound
City NJ New FORK, for Halifax and Liverpool.
steamship Flag, BAXTER Fernaniins, ~ hours, with mdse
and passengers 10 Roberts
Steamship Isaac Bell Bourne Richmond, Ciy Point and
Norfolk, with mdse and passengers, ~ the DID Dominion
Steamship Nereus Rearse, BOSTON, wi:b mdse, to VIM p
Clyde
Steamship wamsu,,s, Fish, New Bedford, with miss and
passengers, to Ferguson a wood.
Ship Constellation, Jansseu, Liverpool July with mdse
aud ~ Charles arow July r. lat - Ion
IL ~, spoke bark Harriet JievesIy tof Picton) from
Gre-nock for Boston August lat 81 Ion 50 o. paused
bark Hida, bound W.
ship Gardner Colby, Dunbar, Newport 81 days. with iron
Chas L. Colby Had and cslrns al the passage
July ~ lat % 30 Ion 81 co. boarded shp 1hos Harvard, II
days from 81 John, MI, for Liverpool
Bart Queensland tBrl Murray, Rotterdam, ~ days. with
ron W Cameron Aug LAT ~ Ion 90, spoke bark John
Campbell from Liverpool for Boston. q,
Bark Damon, wilkins Buenos Ayres June 81 with hides
Ac 10 DeFores, 90. Had moderate weather the en-
tire passage was lat a. So July 2s since then csms
lon ~ signsired ship WITH I'D steering Aug 10 lat
no on passed the wreck OF the American bark Ella Anna
wsw OF the llehtship at Point indio distant 10 miies
Bari Juan Pearson Arg Morse, Buenos Ayrss June le
and honfevideo 70 with hides &C, TO Howe White Co
osnas~ The Eaeaior july M Ion 20 bcen 10 days from
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Atlantic W.. Olympic. cr wn.u,uu,.,

Atlantic Va. Olympic, ~ Washington.
The oymplcr. Of Washington played tic second
game Of their series IN rms vicinity yesterday at
the Union grounds. having for their opponents the
tough Alantics The young visitors opened the
game with some specimens Of good batting and
sharp hcdiDg, snd the Rrooklyntcs perceiving
thai their contestants were sharp, went in on their
mnscic and swung the stick with uncrring power
ant Immediately placed themselves safely ahead.
To" Ns-ninponians worked well to o,criake and
check the surgcs ~ the Atlantic. hut with no avail
ana the ia'ler continued increasing the distance he
tween themselves aud their competitors closing the
game with TIE bgurc- standing ~ rc,uw:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14

played on the 3lst inst. nj Philadelphia, and the
turn game on September prox. at the Union
grounds.
In the contest between the Union club, of Norris
ania N. T., and the Bloomingtons, at Bloomington,
ILL.,, yesterday the latter were defeated the score
standng-Union, 81; Bloomington, IL.
In the game between the Auburn and Central City
clubs at Syracuse yesterday, the former were sue
the Nationals, Of Albany, to-day.
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Weather Along ihe Coast.
PORT o. VIEW y0RK. AUGUST is, Isss.

The Office ~ the Herald steam yachts Ia ct whitehall
clip All from consiguees the
masters Of inward bound vessels will he free Of
charge
Es One of the Herald Yachts the JAMES or the
JKANsErrR will leave Whitehall every morning ~ hall
four O'Clock for the Lower Raw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14

O't un fnus Ausntt = OiymrirN
put on hssss Auantc ". p,n,bt~ Il
Home runs -hsnnev 1. star l.
sonibound raica's NILS = Nsio1e = NeLe.nt.
ftrucs oul-k~nn"y \
Umpire Mr.. vac. uf u. Nutnal "a.
SCORERS h--.fs. Mona aud sleu.
TINE 80 Faiuc = r0urs ~ niuNte,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-14

The committee appointed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury to investigate the Affairs OF the Printing
Division report its accounts correct and every
dollar Enthusiastically accounted for. They also re-
port that the Affairs of the Bureau have been ad-
minisiered with marked ability and integrity
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SHIPPING NEW S.

Almanac for New York-.This Day.
Sun rises. 90 Moon rises. morn %
Sun SETS ..... Z 90 High water. eve IS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
where; no Zee. in advances. sonsu..son. free sscss
THOMAS DIKEMAN, Counsellor. 70 Nassau ssrssA
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENTLY
IN States ds:sr.on nonsuppor aS sudlcssnt cspss -
n. HowEs. Attorney, 20 Nassau ss.sA
BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN pIFPBRBx4
%ce; Ds;er s no sn. AZ sscsn' 81
frse. H. NUNNEL, Counsellor ssi Broadway, no u
A PRIZES DASHED AND IsvoRMArroN Vv1
~. n''hsd in Royal Havana and all eE.i,ed ,s!.srisH
Banker and Broker, 800 Broadway PS.cn :ssss
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE srArR Ion
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~ s. 10 "a, sh y, q q xo q 81 = g.
A OFFICIAL DRAWING OF PIE KENTUCKY
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For circulars &c. in the above tOer s fSs,s;' GO
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The above drawing, have place daily m public .,
No. go Olive street, s., Louis, Missouri.
A OFFICIAL I,,.I. 9, OF THE SHELBY oob
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snssps = so Il y 6 "a a a. T. g
IS a. 81 IS y saA. & sn n ! CD s go.
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DARENrs SHOULD BE INFORMED
= Consumption would seldom be fatal N PRAppRETHb
nsS .'Ts eo .ss and the preceding .,.ac.
W. ''''n ''' s SHfs RFfFso FILLS Sy
sy Sions sieesons rsssat a y colds ts sS
-se pr should be freely used The tbrse csse1
"es III The retention Of matter in the and the s'oos
beyond the time nature designed. There 10
SAFETY IN BRANDRErHs PILLS
sod ny all druggists.
Principal Office Brandreth Hon.e. Nev WORK
PRIzks GAsHED " ALL LOCALIZED LOTTERIES
JOSEPH DUNN, $50 Broadway
r. PMStE, finShns. = r. f4 slty years proprietor
Of the Liunean Nurseries, his and never
Ssre hss sa i Ss,S cr Saa s q
rrn and bronehis Al sn'ss and 'ahsaoo, nave ovss
pepsa, constipation, heartburn, piles rheumatism, gout
mercria and other and internal erups mases
are permanently eradosed CirculAs three stamps. Ned
eh treatise A cents
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"a g e e sss. % . .A iss
f% sssS 4 Il
81 % 20
mn SsSS sc..s s P;;;sS ns
BARK Eb. Peterson, Havana, IL days. with sugar. &c, to
'f s.1t 3 HolSrook, 1s.via, x.tan..s Aug -.
'r sr %1 ssssi:a Pawn isrn .""a ''.
to Brett Son Co. The ss s rs iS Si S5. %s
jone' Had Variable
Brig ns e Ss with
Brig Chaplin Frisbss Seal Island, Ns with fish, 10
Bis Crescent Lodge HATCH EasspOrs days. with ash' to
Brig Barmsh, oahss Bangor days. with lumber to Wal
Brig Ocean Ranger. Clark Bangor, days, with lumber.
Brig Mari. FOs., HOys Bangor days, with lumber to
Biis Mary Dix, Clark Bangor, days, with lumber, for
ssSS Y: H; Young, Spence, Virginia: No
sc chr Silver sav TY Be' Haley, deorsstown, DC
schr P Pharo, Collins GEORGETOWN for Hoboken
schr Leonora, Richards. Salem.
schr Huntey, Nickerson, Salem.
ssSr scnf saron Smith sosson FOR Jersey CITY,
schr Sparkling Sea. Terry, New Bedford.
ssST S fHna jam. oa as:f .SoS
sehr Root Myran, Dsans, Sandwich:
sen sen s?s: : ss,:o sa1sy 1ss1 TSanso
s ssss Ss:sI f hiss HtH9 Ri%sr
schr Ellen DuasId Raynor Pawtucke. for Elizabeth
Gchr z. ,r,a, pvan N,cNeraon pavtuctat
schr sallis GbsrTs. Simmons, Pswtachst "a. pu.s.,
sclr I.coni. Mer,n Providence 70, Ell.absshpors.
scsr Cabinet, G9Ss rrGyds ,, s for dEl,abethpor
sS1
schr + Ely, Stokes, PROVIDENCE:
seSr ITia%PS Chester; Providence for Elz.SstAgor
rs for
Sem Sem Ist %. ssssss %1 flsSlSssss
schr Nsrwin, Bunce. Providence for Rondout.
SS for Eendo
81! zes, Ts F:sSldsnss 5sr:ss Si:y
Schr Carissa Allen, Smith, Providence.
schr J Baxter, Jones, Providence for Rondou..
schr J Freeman, Eldridge, Providence for Rondoa'
schr MInquas Phillips, Newport.
Schr McI)iv Falon, London for Philadelphia
Schr Samuel N Smith, Hill, New London
Schr Mary Haight Flynn, New London.
schr Joseph Means Wilson, New London.
Schr Samuel Warren, Nash, New London
schr Reading RR No ~, Read, New London FOR nilsdei
phia.
schr Brazos, Kelsey, Portland, Ct
Schr 4 Pease, Raynor, Portland Ct.
Schr Freestone, Hall, Portland, C.
Schr Joseph Rodgers. Hall, Portland, CT.
Schr VIM r Hyer, Baker, Hartford FOR Elizabethpor
Schr Josephine, Lindsey, New Haven for Baltimore
Schr Judge Runy0n, New Haven for EzHbethport
Scbr John Randolph Davis New Haven for E1abethport
Schr James Hoffman, Sharp, New Haven for Port john
son.
Schr Kennedy, Miles, New Haven for Elizabcthpori
Schr i Brady, Brown, New Haven Elizabethport.
Schr Henry CLAY, Jones, New Haven for Rondout.
Schr Willie A Bennett, Mcdonald, New Haven.
SclG Ambassador, Kelsey, New Haven for EZabethport
Schr q Bnr.ea, Rodgers New Haven for Jersey City,
Schr Gust, Johnson New Haven for Port Johnson.
Schr Mary Sesey Shropshire New Haven for New Bruins
wick.
Schr Thos Kelar, Seaman, Bridgeport for Trenton.
Schr ID Pitts, Mills, Greenpor for Philadelphia.
SIoop Oregon, Rhodes Providence.
The brig Velocity, reported 18th inst, had light variable
winds, with occasional squalls 9th mat, dnrinl squai
blew away foretopgallantsail
BELOW.
ship Ellen Sorhsrj Bedford from Liverpool ldy with
SAILED
Steamships Palmyra, Liverpool; HERMANN Bremen; Eagle
Havana; Perit, Cal esOn (l2th).
Wind ut sunset WSW.