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RuaeLA2y IN slyrn AYrnu:.
German Traicsmau "gicancd'' OF Ills Eu-
tire Wardrobe by Adret Thieves.

4 German Tradcsmau "gicancdo OF Ills Eu-
tire Wardrobe by Adret Thieves.
ON FRIDAY lsst Nicholas Bremen, German grocer
dong business on STU avenue at the Conner Of
Mineta lane, was visited by Two ds''az thieves, who
succeeded IN gaming admi.ance to the second door
Of hts premises when they broke into his room ana
carried away all his wardrobe, consisting OF over.
coats, pants, vests and undcrcothng valued at 1900
Nicholas was In the deepest distress. az the I'M.
grateful wretcbcs left him but the suit he hal
on his back at the time OF the burglary. 20 soon ~
he sufficiently recovered his compoanro Ne deemed
u advisable TO call upon Captaa CAREY Of the n.
teenth precinct. TO whom he related H. uisfo-tune
when that officer took the matter In hlrI and de
tailed detective Inliy TO work up the case. Aiier
considerable difficulty. rs The robbery was ,nyov a
Ia much M stefy AMI the clue 10 The BURG? 4, -
but poor one, the detective succce cd yester
day IN trailing the alleged -. ,e 81,
haunts, AMI last Night at ,,,s"f ni,s o,c,nct
arrested Oarret M OF 80 ieroy street. and
n"'sn, crIeg,e. 30 Cariiine street. having suf
nome tc ~ Il " believed, TO Dring TIE crime
mem. The prisoners were locked up In tie
alton house aud this morning Will be arrai9ned at
the JEFFERSON Market Police Court before Justice
Dodge To answer the charge. None OF the property
mas ~ vet been obtained but circumstances e. ., OF
nature that Will probably result m its feyyerya
cOnsuinmaton that Will undoubtedly dcll,hl the
heart OF he nov bereaved Nicno!as.
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REPORTED nv rUa upuaIp srK.u y,,urs


REPORTED nv TB5 HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
SteaiBhip Ly OF New Nors tBr. IibvOtga, lh,err0ol
March ~ and Queenstown gOh, with iodse nfs 10
steamship The op.eo t,r) Groran. Liverpool March H.
and Queenstown itib with dsc and psssenacrs 10 The
ship Lillian tBr, bound g2 lat a. ~ lon 20 - sbIp
Maurlt -, bound 9Th lat II 20, Ion IS % sp Lille War
rem, % b9s'on ior parsso Goth, lat ~ 81 Ion ~ 49, slip
Steamship CoDs orb Noodle. Liverpool via Boston, with
sleam.hip Moro Castle, Adams, Havana March q; at
M with nise and passengers to Atlantic NAH Steamship
TO- 9th inst, 3g m passed bark Cuba hcncs for Havana
whic signal with tt.cr in ii so6, s:s IN "a. IS H. log
"so passed apparently brig on fire. bewspr b5ooni nni
forcrs-. standing. nanmsst gone, white hoise on Seek
apaf OF ore,nas stnnu--, Hnd burned 20 tue waters sss
at could not ascertain her b.,.e.
steamship Brunette, Howes, Philadelphia, with mdse
Sc" ...-sp prso Johnson Portland, with mdsc to
Anies.
flip Elizabeth Nicholson dr). cro,bc Toochow Dec ,s
with Ne tonroon, which into lat flo-
thence light Winds and squc weather until reach the
straits OF sundn le Java Head Dec So and ad very .,
unsteady trades crossing the lndan Ocean; nascd
Good Hope FEB AMI carried ist trades from thence 10
1T = where we net song Ne WINS the equator
inlo rom thence ~ lat 80 very ht variable winds;
nnie hhsrc ON " hi So inst with light sw wni SPOKE
Dee "a III The Straits OF sunis, ship 0ssea from A. anita Tor
Jew York Febs Oh Cape Good Hope shp Anna ray f
from bangkok for Falmouth March a. ia, ~ lon s. schr
w VIII eler steern for West inics.
Fsbnonth;d DAYS wits barley 10 tnncb, Meiic1c %.
ssrk elizabeth BIZ Allen, ilNgans, ~ days, with snsar Ia
Bfn1erc Avl es vrsse 10 rlsbtrr.
Bars ssoNdon wood cieofuelJ-. - da!r with sugar and
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kR]T2ea PEDESTRIAN f.7zlE.
The Paync-WcstOm Walking 3Iatch-BuGalo
Spirifunliste.

The PRync.WcstOm Walking Matcl-BuGal0
Spirifunliste.
BUFFALO, March 81, 1859.
The Payne-Weston walking match OF 103 niles,
for purse OF $500, came to sudden termination
this afternoon. When within twenty miles OF
this city dispute arose to the time to be allowed
Tor detention at the Cattaraugus bridge. the bridge
having been carried away by the freshet. Payne
turned to Girard. Much Indignation Is expressed
by parties Interested In bets &c. Eighty-two miles
were walked over the worst OF roads In tweaty-tw
hours.
The Spirtualists are celebrating their twenty-arst
anniversary at Lyceum Hal tonight.
The PEAcu CROP OF MARyLAND.--It seems TO be
the general opinion on the Eastern Shofc OF Mary
land, among those most deeply interested, that the
peach crop promises TAR the coming s.asOl. some
varieties IL Is said have been injured by The March
frosts. but as general thing the buds are unn-
lured-BdHLnOIe SYn. March 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States publicity; charge till divor
obained advice ree Also Commissioner for State.
F. l. KING, Counsellor ut Law, 1853 Brladwsy. :,
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SHIPPINa NEW rs.
-~-~~~~~~~--~--~~~>,,~,-,->~~
Ainaaa. Tor Nsv Y,rk..-ra Day.
Sun rises ....... Al Moon rises. EVE IL sc
Sun sets........ 8 ~ High water. morn IL SO
PORT or NEW YORK, MigrT 81, 1859.
CLEARED.

Steamship Mary Sanford, Moore, wiiGns.on NC james
HAM,
BARK Daniel Draper tal), Bottonc, Genoa Palermo
q slocovich.
Hark Hale, White. Carienas-Baxter& Merrill.
Bark Jas ard, Landerkin, hatsnxss j Ward A CO.
BARK sien Stevens, How, Isian1As-Wsydel a Go.
Brig Curacao RI Lockhsr CurscoaJos Foulxe's Sons
Big Victoria Brl, Purdy, &atsEzss-PI Nevius sons
Brig Ellen tBr) Kerr, Cieniuesos- Umphray &
Co. -
Brig Mary Mariner Mariner Nassau-Moss Ward.
schr William (Br Clubhouse, Port spain ileney Parker
sehr Louisa smith, Orcuit bsracoa and Insus II win.
chester.
scr xcfc,n (Br), Cook. st John, NIB Brett Son Co.
schr Cusaing Cook. hey West via Er,ocihpot-C II
Mallory 90.
,schr Louise Crockett, whitman. ss,ira Key, Gasuow &
Burgess.
scr Mary Tyler. Tyler Richmond N McCreapy 4 Co
schr z Lyon, Lyon, Balimorc N l. McCresdy $50.
schr x T. sylvester, Parsons, BttimD Weubary
hchr Aah souser, Crosby Pull IdelphiaJ Boyntons Son
tchr George ~. ar, santa, Brijgepor-M Brirs x Co.
s.edHerJ Jarrett AcLaughlin, baltimore
Arrivals
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rVuuHAs n. AuSEw, ECO GREENWICH STREET COR
~ asray street. New York, Is oderine tsrssns dnill
AMI aknds Of Uroces aud Provisions Ono price cal
hol,.
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t,r RsrrcaE MANUFACTURERS,


We keen constantly hand . large the retail
trade prices Persons wishing 20 cae
Furniture do we'll 10 call and oct belors
purchas ne eiscwhere by doing will eSn
'''"" ABEL sCHwAB.
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Steamships Minnesota, Liverpool; Siberia, do Mary San
ford, Wilmi ngton, NC.
Wind at sunset NV, light
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70 .ss ss Of c'p'
~s . 70 s.ps PAYS n.mua. d.y with
his::. f. T. 4 Harvey ,sys .'''' 1'~' 49, w."
s s pH' H.. re Sss Gsss Weather Sa rs
whole ps. g, Sailed IN company with sSr Chs Mar
at.sras spoke bark fremont of Boston, from Havana for
BIZ Spring Bird Br,, Whittier Maracaioo. II DAYS with
s S ad hides e Inn to'z Co ys s 20 Penis
from Baltimore for Nsvassa. - 'f0-' .
rs % sss Ts
winds ana s.n .m n- ,ne 81, OF the pa;sage
fnasiIs s',' win sugar
to Ds Wolf Co. Had moderate weather; Ia: been
sss Avarsdo BIT Jarrett. Gl.co Bav CD, IL days, with
co., 70 George Biews;; vessel to Pension Co Had
schr Reynard tor FAN Rver, Price, Paasns Y, days.
GS Sss ~
~ ess1 sS or .pd the equator goth
s::.s: a. Ssss,a Barbados. Is
0iy wa o apd s e sSY SOM Pr
day.: with sugar and mossse: 70 Simpson Clapp. Had
s whs rssns oS
III as pSn oSnsy ,p was into By Mm
seaman, was knocked OF the main boom overheard and
sshr Lpisisa, undsrh Baracoa, 10 days. with fruit to
sehr veldren, Cavalier Lavacca rexas. IS days. with
hides S. &C. &C. to master. w
s sssT Nile. Mis- for Tarhs'sn
ssSr william I Henry. s s ysssini.
Schr A Shepard, Wilbert, Baltimore
Schr j Bentley Bunnel, Baltimore for New London.
schr Hudson Post, Rockland with lime to James Havi
land
Schr Lizzie A Tones, Day, Norwak.
schr Forest Home Long Roslyn.
BELOW.
Ship susan Inks 20 days from Faya. (By pilot boat
Williams. No H.
Ship Queen Of Hearts, 70 days from Liverpool.
Bark Samuel L Burgess
Bark Sancho Panza
BIig Da MEL Trowbrdge, from Ponce.
Brig Leighton, from Barbados.
Brig Baltimore.
Brig Bertha.
SAILED
Steamships Minnesota Liverpool Siberia, do; Mary San
ford, Wimi neon NC.
Wind at sunset NV, light
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Details OF lie March 60 Principe-Arrivri or
the Mary Loweli-tsrcHt Reloicipg--An
Awkward FiN-Her Departure for Havana
IfetniIs of Movements In Vicinity -Dutrnges
CON -Aiuanti Reoccuricd.
NUEvrAs, March % .,o
Since my last we have nothing ire ruer,o pr,r.
cipe save vague rumors thro .sn nayao,.
Through Spsniard. res,deut OF 0usna,a have
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-07-17
WEAVING Colts.

When colt is about four months
old, if he has had proper care and train
ing, and if the dam is to be used in har-
ness, or if she is breeding again, he is
old enough to be weaned. Surprising,
as most farmers are obliged to do, that
the mare has to work more or less since
dropping her foal, and that the colt has
been allowed to follow the dam when at
work-thc attachment between the two
has become very strong. If separated
entircl y and at once, and if the mare is
nervous and hi. h-strung, she will per-
haps refuse to work, act frantic, kick,
and do everything else she ought not,
and would not do, but for the separa-
ton. On the other hand, put the colt
into ever so good pasture, feed him
grain and do everything you maybe
will run up and down by the fence
perhaps try to scale it, &C., to get to
the dam, until he has run off every bit
of flesh on his bones Now, what's to
be done?
We would place the mare in stall
wide enough for her and the colt, then
we would halter the colt and tie him so
that he could get to the Manager but not
to the teat 1t may be necessary also,
to change somewhat the halter of the
dam, so that she cannot turn suffi-
GENTLY to allow the colt to suck. Wa
ter the colt freely, but the dam as little
as possible; feed the colt double-hand-
full of oats twice per day for two or
three weeks before you attempt the
weaving. Increase the quantity of oats
little at weaving time, even if YOU
withdraw the EXTRA RATION by-and-by
Standing by the side of his dam, he
will be more quiet and after little for
get his tcat The mare, also, will leave
him more readily in the stable while she
labors, especially when she finds him
on her return. TO facilitate the driving
up Of the milk in the mare, take little
soft soap and smear it over the uddcr
1t may be necessary to draw out some
milk first for few times, to case her
distress. After few days, especially
if the mare is again breeding, milk will
not flow very readily, but be diverted
naturally to the embryo foal, and, al
though the mare may call her colt, she
will refuse to let him suck. If possible,
the colt should have the best of pasture
and the company of other colts of his
own age, and the daily allowance of the
oats, or handful or two of meal mixed
with wheat bran should be given every
dav
The latter years of our life on the
farm, We never allowed the colts to fol-
low to the field, but kept them in
loose box in an underground stable dur
ing the day. When the mares came
home and were watcrcd at night, the
colts We're allowed play spell and also
at noon while the dams were feeding
The colts kept in better flesh and gave
a great deal less trouble at weaving
RuraI World.
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Meat.

The Jews were forbidden the use of
swinc's flesh. | have thought some
times it was a needless injunction, for
the very sight of the animal is enough
to disgust the most invetcratc meat-cat-
er. Our best physicians and physiolo-
gists agree that trichina, scrofula, cry
sipelas, putrid sorc-throat, and a thous-
and other ills that flesh is heir to, are
cngcndered by the use of pork. The
same amount of food given to young
calves or sheep, or even poultry, would,
in my estimation, yield greater
amount of healthier and more palatable
food than if fed to swine There would
be no difficulty in keeping the meat any
length of time during the hottest wealth
cr, if put down according to the follow
ing directions: Cut the meat in slices
ready for frying Pack in jar in lay
ers, seasoning each layer with just salt
and pepper enough to make it palatable.
Place piece of writing paper over the
top; cover with about one-half inch
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IFS HOOP SKIRTS. MS
WIN II. HOPKINS

W vi. 1 . hui al No
Has removed his Mandatory and Salcsrnoms to
No. Ills CHESTNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
Where his Own Make Of Champion Hoop Skirts cs-
Pecally adapted To First-class Wholesale and Retail
Trade. will he found to embrace the most extensive
in the Union and all the latest and rsir-
able styles, Shapes Lengths and Sizes. !. u ~. 81
yards round of Plain and ored Panicrs Walkin. Skirts
Reception Trails. &c. &c. together with ninety diff
frcnt varieties of Misses and Crrns skirts. all of
which for symmetry Of style, finish Shtncss. elasticity
durability. and rrni ChenpheSS uncIualcd by
other goods in the market and warranted in every
other respect. Skirts made to order Atcr, and Re
paired. Wholesale and Retail.
Full lines of Low Priced Eastern Made Skirts Is
Springs, 81 Cents 20 Springs IS Cents: u Springs IS
Cents ~ Springs. 65 Cents: and 40 Springs. 40 Cents
CORSETS. CORSETS.! CoRSETS... 81 different
STYLES and prices. from - Cents 200, embracing r.
Woriicy. Bckei. Glove Fitting. Mn'am Eoy's Corset
Skirt supporters. Mrs. Moodys Patent Adjusting
Abdominal Corscts, French. English and Domestic
Handmade Corset- and supcriN French Patterns Of
Cotcil C"rsets, Our Own Make TO which invite
pccill attention.
Complete assortment of Ladies', Under Garments at
very low prices.
GENERAL AGENT for the BARTRAN AND FANTON
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. superior To any other
before the public Fifty-two OF these No l Machines
Price $50 each are bon- given away (" customers
in order tn get them introduced Every person in
of articles in line should examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere. Call send for circulars
Mandatory and Salesruons No HIS Chestnut Street
Philadelphia WIN. I. HOPKINS.
Apr 10. 1S6a-@m.
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thickness Of salt Cover the jar closely;
and whenever any is wanted it is ready.
My neighbors and l have kept veal in
this way for several weeks. Try it
and see.
A Farmers Wife.
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MEDICINAL.
DIR. Motifs French Powders,

Certain Cure for Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Gonorrhea elect Structures and all Urinary Diseases
Nervous Debility, Seminal Emissions. Ringing IN the
Ears Specks before the Eyes rans. by ndiscre"h III
YOUTH excesses &C.. Female Weakness, Womb Diseases
Scrofna Skin Diseases Syphilis in all its oris-caus,ne
throat and Pain in the Bones Eruptios &C.
speedily cured. CnpdiHa and Mercury discarded:
Sold in Port Deposit. Md, by q. NJ ANDEfsoN.
Druggist Price 80 per box Sent 10y mail, receipt
Of price. may q, ioo'-'"
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OUR MOTTO

ONE PRICE, SMALL PROFITS & QtICK SALES
april Il, ls69-3m
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RISING sun.

/ am prepared to make all kinds of COFFINS. and
atond Funerals short notice. and reasonable prices
Jan 4, 1S6S-tf HENRY H. MAKINSOS.
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MISSISSIPPI
DlaPrhoea Cordial.

pla'rh" =. one Of The most fatal dis"s-
drts. ke,wn ~ u~ Valley III tis M''s.sr'P
p snd th''s'k houf 'h~ west. !. 'n,ust'ls'e.
y CHECKED s'id rapid J Ain' radically cured
b. the ase F" tbs sss'sc'n- 'r~smp
,ioa. w. Il may srm 4" say 20. II N e"oa
er"siy Ps"n".ncsd s"faAhos ." ~ w.
sA~rs<s q shs s"~eis ~'':''s's' 10 'hs'
rSls~. II n o. os'sc : n''d ss'r'n9sns-
~ anssiy'w. ard ~ VII. rAi'vfi sas ~
rnru Arr 10 chtes drctsf9re. se'sn
The irritation o. the a. nor."e vs@s ''nss
IN bowels, quMt tm whole symeu, and
Irodacs : h<s's.y eesnte Of Acs;d" "
~ excessive a"d a.'sss',ve organ" "
aesies -. ~ Li~ef " dirscs. and y
W. hi9 llsea deeaDs saluiary, regulating tn
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sss~s Of The Baass, % sseh facts be-
iss css0ssd 70 Me. ssy speoist
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given hy iss Tks Disqualification
Il Judgss ~ islbssas tribunals shsll
b rs.sd's'i ~ psssetitsd ~ isv
III h. Casvsvs,il
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AAyshall. Texas.

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loauoses.
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o.. XXI. n. equality Of 81
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sislsss IN sAell say cisisss ever b
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ssssJtAlae u shk Dlll n Rights v
sssspasd sst II tAs es>sssl power
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ARTICLE II.
DIVISION % fuD pnWUa1 OF GOV
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ARTICLE ~.
EXECUTIVE pgSAsrs.r.
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u H. 0sass sAall spasiss of Chisl
Magistrate, vhe shsli b s,ylsd TN
Governor, . Lisstsssas Governor,
Ssssstssy Of Desss, Comptroller 81
Public Aeseusts. TrssAsssy Com
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