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HENRY T. HELMBOLD's II
PROVED ROSE WASH


cannot be surpassed as. Face Wash, aAd
will be found the only specific remedy In
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speedily eradicates Pimplss, Spots, Scorbut-
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Dryness Of skalp or Skin, Frost Bites, aad
ali purposes for which Salves or Ointments
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healthy action to the tissue Of its vessels,
on which depends the agreeable clearnsus
and vivscity Of complexion 90 much Bought
and desired. But however valuable as .
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Helmbolds Rose Wash has long SUSTAINED
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Nature, and as an injection for diseases of
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Craps, In such diseases as recommended, oan-
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bottle
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Helmboids Extract Buchu 10 diuretic and
blood-purifying, and cures all diseases
arising from habits Of dissipation, and er-
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Of the blood, etc, superseding cof4eba ! q
Affections for which IL is used, and syphilitic
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In many affections peculiar to ladies, the
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aud for all complaints dincident 70 tho sfl1
whether arising from in iscretion or ha1iI
Of dissipation. Il Is preserihsd sxtensl
by the most eminent phr isns s1<h
tions, Of both sexes Al All sges tendc
with any Of the abovs hseases hptoms
n ~
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A GOOD RESIDENCE, CONVENIENT
"A to business part OF town,-suitable for
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e march25 JAS. A. 0VERTON.
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PROCEEDINGS In County Court.

E,oR CHEWING TOBACCO, go to
JOES.
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I. Address for particulars, H. J. Eastman ,
L. l. D., President.
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has cured every case Of diabetes In wa
IL has been given, irritation OF the meek ~
the bladder and inflammation Of the kidneys'
liberation Of the kidneys and bladder, re-
tention Of urine, diseases o. the prostra,'
Gland atone in the bladder, calculus. gravel,
brick-dust deposit, and mucous or milky
discharges, and for enfeebled and delicate
constitutions Of both sexes, attendea WITH
the following symptoms: IndisposlSpn TO
exertion, loss of power, loss OF memory
difficulty of breathing, weak nerves, tremo-
lino. horror of disease. wakefulness, dim
ness Of vision, pain n tsss back. hsaDhnds,
Gushing Of the body, dryness Of tAs skin,
eruption on the face, pallid eountenanee'
universal lassitude of the muscular syste'n'
etc.
cen 70 TWENTY-FIVE, and from thirty-hve 10
ffty-6ve or in the decline or change OF hfei
after confinement or labor pains oed-~et~
ting in children
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I,oR FRENCH MUSTARD, seto
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DR- 8. s. FITCHs FAMILY PHYSICIAN;
80 pages; sent by mail free. Teaches
how to cure all diseases Of the person; skin,
hair, eyes, complexion. Write to la Broad
way New York.
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HENRY 4. HELMBoLD's

nIeuLr cosexxrEkrrD coxrousD
Fluid Extract Earsaparilla
win radically sxertminats from the sys-
TEN Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores, ulesrs
Sore Eyes, Sore Legs Sore Mouth, Sore Head,
Bronchitis, Skin Diseases, Salt Rhenm,
Csnksrs, Runnings from the Ear, Whita
swellings, Tumors, Canoerous Afections,
Nodes, Rickets, Glandulsr swsliings. Might
Sweats, Rash, letter, Humors Of ell kinds.
Chronic rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and All
diseases that have been established In ths
system for years.
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HrcKMAN, KY, MAY 10, 1871.

HICKMAN, KY, May 10, 1871.
Council met. Present-Mayor Ian
drum, CounciImen Baltzer, Case, Nc
Cutchen, Ramage and Walker.
On motion the reading of the minutes
was dispensed with.
MARKET HOUSE LOT.
Mrs. Maggie Lauderdale proposed to
sell to the City lot No. =, in Old Hick
man, for $50, $50 to be paid this year
and 500 to be paid in 1872.
On motion, said proposition was ac-
cepted.
CITY BONDS NOT TAXED.
On motion of Councilman Baltzer, Re-
solved that the City Council exempt city
bonds from taxation in the hands of any
one.
EQUALIZATION LAW.
On motion, Fl. A. Tyler was assessed
Sc, 600 under the equalization law.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The Finance Committee reported the
following accounts as correct, and re-
commended their payment:
John Ringwood, for putting rock on
bank of river, $50 90.
w. D. Taylor, for dieting prisoners,
$40 so.
THE TAX COLLECTION.
On motion Of Councilman Case the
Office of City Tax Collector was declared
vacant, w. L. Gardner who was elected
some time since failing to execute bond
as required BY Law.
On motion Of Councilman Walker, the
Council recommend the vote fixing the
per cent for collection of taxes at Eve
per cent, and moved to allow the tax
collector per cent for all taxes collect
ed by him.
On motion the Council proceeded to
the election of city tax collector.
John A. Wilson, being nominated and
there being no other nomination, he was
By reclamation. declared duly elected
City Tax Collector for the present year.
PAYMENTS ORDERED.
On motion, the city Marshal, is hereby
directed to notify all parties who have
failed to put down their pavements as
required By ordinance, to have the same
done within 80 days from the publication
of these proceedings. and upon their
failure 10 do 90, to have the same done at
their expense.
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Timely Warning.

IlIH6iy warning.
r AM NOW AT HOME and can be found
u at the old stand, Formerly occupisd By J.
3 Hubbard rs q dry goods store, from
o'clock O. m. TO 2 p m All those indebted
to J. 8. Hubbard, deceased. are requested To
come forward and make Immediate settle
ment and by 80 doing save cost, ~ all claims
without an exception viii be placed In an
officers hands for collection on the frst Of
September. G. II. HUBBARD,
april26-2m. Administrator
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The sIes,.at conference. inference :.

E'oh lAAA iioA' 60 70 JoEs.
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PORT Or ,rw YORK. pEcEusEx ss, 1871.
ARRIVALS
RhpoKtGD nv raE pEs

ri REPORTED nv THE HEBALD .sTRAA vAoHTs.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Malory, ssrannan Dec 81. with
mdse ana passengers. 10 LIvnsston Fox 90. The
arrived 24th..
seAmsbp !sssc Belt Brakeman, Ricnmeuc, cry Point
Norfolk With mdss and passengers 10 tae Old Dominic
steamship 60 Night q Sd nst cIrerieae"d strong 80.
gaze With heavy swel between Delaware 1ahtshp and
BsfBssat pAsscn fourteen s,enmers. bound Z. T1f
steamship R-gstor, freeman, Philadsphiz, With mdse
10 the LorNard Steamship Co. si' AZ l1t't"@ N i|t
ship Agnes Br Tinsdse, Psdsng Ans ~ ys Hos,op, 70
DAYS, with codee Ac Baker Passed Cape OF Uo2d
Hope sent ~ ~ sienA oct IO yosssf me easor tDc 81
IN Ign 90. vas days from IL. Is ~ with strong westerly
gala +
ship hs!ay. ciouEb, Manila June "a with ndse, 70 II
wEm psssa usns p aeoa Hors ost 'ogea:a "a q =,
s 70 ION ga had nne weather % Bermnds been ~ days
ship James FosLer. Jr Cunniu gham Liverpool ~ dsts
Ni,h mdse and ~ yasssngers 70 9 Marshall %. ror
ronna .hs somps sci Hov 81 :esnsa named wm iyciy
and broke one leg and ope srn Dec ~ aseaan named
Bartholomew Murphy fell ron the upper foreopssm yard
the time, could not save hf; Dee H. let a. lon 81
AAlA out -. N. -l.--a.--L 80 N
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BROOKLYN BARRooM ASSAULTS. !

About noon yesterday q light occurred In the
liquor store Of James sloan, lo6 Canton street. It
appears that an inepriated customer, one James
McCofsntck, called for "inore rum which the pro-
prIetor very properly refused to give james then
grew angry and gave vent 10 his passion rs throw
Ing tumbler glass at sloan. It missed the marx.
whereuPon the saloon keeper retsliated by throw.
Ing glass ~ Mccormick, suiting him OF the mead
snd innicting very serious wonnd. Ihe injured
man was ccnveyeo 70 MS residence 3s Portland
await the result OF the injuries inficted. -
Three hard-iockng cnaps, young men, whose
DaMee ere unknown. entered the drinking saloon
OF Henry Lewis, - James street, Yesterday after
noon ana called t0f whiekey. They were served
with tho liquor, but re;used TO paw nard casn
although they dealt the barkceper, James Lewis
seIies OF hard knocks, aud commenced an oiii.
they broke Lewis ran out OF the store In one ~ n a
pcicelsn. During his absence they robbed the
TIL and dscanp y tN& 9IfF -I.gi84
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gs RIOT IN. CHELSEA. MASs
Ciy hsrshai stabbed snd Ane,hrr Ryn.
Shot. n.-- L--.-L. ~


shot. Nse-n fUIHlIt &
From zoe Boston Advertiser. Dec. 2o
There was acrte scr,ous rio; la Highland street,
cbeises cetweeB Twelve ana one o'elook this morn..
ing. which came near nASjng serons termination.
IL seems that 0ncsr McGes attempted to arrest
man named hcaovsrn Tor creating disturbances
on Highland srcsf. He resisted, aud quifs
2 crowd Collected which Attempted 10 rescue
heDoyeIn. he ssslsisiice or other o1iceYs was
sAyec lor, and brsokbats ami paving stones began
" ~ inicA and fsrt. Qliy Marshal Dr,ry. whd 10.
sioes near oy. was caieq M and rau 70 me assis%
ance OF Ms ofncorS, but WAS Immedlatey knocked
gown snd Nanned IN several piaceS near the shout
M ael o.A.e, and received severe slow in the face
from 1vlng 0ficK. lie in1mB1islblv drew his re,
yolveI apo discharged II into the crowd, hitting
ono 2! tne rlo'era man named sheItoe and
voundIng MIN seriously IN me neck sheltoe was
arrested and looked up for exalninafion. About a
pozen arrests we're made IN al and the rioters win
be examined before the Police 6ourt 10 morrow
vDoyning, me locality mas always been q disrepu-
ialfs one, Pnd rows are of constant occrDrence IN
thai vicInity. aud pa extra force u police IL gene
ai.t On hand, III. 4Ar
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ef An::ss ~. sns xas q n.lA fbtet .h.sns.,- y =

sl..5.,. -. .s..ps ,sExL HIS WnAKhDse, l (
m this respect e9QWn " the fact tnat no e0v tcn-
question whether o. not " would y advls able 70
declare oil coin hearing any other emey Van that
oil the new republic demOnetlzed amer - certain
date. lie hopes to call out this way to ds ylight the
money supposed 10 be concealed now, and TO ex.
change u 10r notes OF the Bank Of Fralces O. We
under trees or kept wrapped In old rags. The de-
monetzed coin will simply be sold abroad. and the
produce OF its sale tnvcGted abroad and the French
people still remain with INTERCHANGEABLE bank notes
until they have at the head OF their government NJ.
Thiers instead OF Henry ", Napoleon ~. or some
French Karl Marx. NW4 .tss ffNrlittus 8NgG.
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ger, one Is not likely 10 trust none, 10 nm. Ia
s@, THEIRS GOVERNMENT tsliAA
IL OF all nat could be imagined IN France al The
present moment the least capable Of overcoming the
dif1cutles oi fhe, financial position. In the first
place. It Is st,ii provisional In IT'S nature and the
mead OF Il already very old. In the second II mas no
rich men among s supporters who would be Wal ,ng
10 put ciI fortunes a. stake Quite different IA lie
case WITH The other parties. The smallest oi them,
+. e.#eg ru r.. rHE ROY ALIsTs, .
nave enormous capitals Ia their hands, and would
al once gave ihem TO a king created br them, aud
therefore bonld 10 repay them some lsy In money
ana honors. Still more is ihls me case with
.tra.s rHE IhPFR1ALJsIs
who. besides the colossal wcaith or al, sarts OF
recent funciio1aries OF the empire have tDe ma :
jo;1ty of mtronants and bankers all ovel ftance on
their side. All OF tnem win al once give and are
already giving their capital in support or a cause
which Is taer own. rney have, besides The
advantage OF possessing the best hna aci,c
ana a. Is sin shown ps me fact that al the hosd
OF ell important financial fnerIiufions ine republic
ne Rsns o. e pacs ~ schnedsI a.
foncier,. and 30 many other men az that sislup,
indicates now nucn The country needs tncnl, NOT,
we're nsapso aooS them I Tbcre s cam pe epa 3"
dssip,, either, that tlcy now manage their depari-
meiits IN such a way ito make the overTarcr oi II.
Jhiefs ong more quick aud easy. Even from o.
yHE HIpicAL AND sUCALrsTIc DEMOCRATS
V1ilI be expected more financial Success insn from
AZ ThNrs. gey would carry out appropriations on
sorts OF arrangements disaRrecapie ~ the wealthy
c.asses; b II tney could get honest men 10 manage
Ihc moneys Jared BY such extraordinary means one
Fonld be stu justified IN entertaining vagoc hopes
wor asS " uSasr s SSSS csus e ss
ana nd worse and c only % .scsus ro he he
amen iabe conditions they are In, as people nave
ne nee old n fGiers VIII nave no time, ana h:s. BE- BE-
lldes none cf thc force and prestige whci, were at
Le disposal u tss Emperor Or Russia, The Eaoesor
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scnr Diadsm linden, EiissSssport for BridseSoorss
es
Sehr Albert Jameson Candy, hsw cfk fos Roexland-
ssSr S JoS1 % faTnam New York Tor ..r''A 'sss''e
j Wind at sunset sw. hshA oAl sa~ ..sea9a a.' r
.ss,i i spray1s se0 4al ----------- N0H .etyH nav
m fr4 s-8b. Shipping .Noses. elnM eitt
Steamship Nova scotisn, At Portland win take the place
Of the Caspian for Liverpool nexs Saturday The goes 10
Baltimore and Norfolk ..S. M, 4, .s..,, "a.
! sf sfst.se., Marine Disasters. 4, 3ish,s'
Italian bark 9Th sgnsI set 20 hsr shs ". s.
WAS not able 10 as could not her.
sSsn 54sEr y @ sa%sys 70 !: Boston u 5ro John.
Ing ovepboasS deck oaa q lumber and ~.
sosa during As sss sa & ss y
next afternoon without damage. H'f mVVT
Y ". tIisccllaneous. "A ,.ie-.s,t,
Captain Davis OF bark Antelope from Turks Islands.
our thanks for favon aua ,1opa sna3aa ~
We sre indebted to Captain Atkinson Of brig Dean,
from curacoa for courtcsies. s's,s soa sa.f s.f
.s 5e, nlt Netice 90 Mariners 1gah59
The Es.on pilot: report s1 .. the buoy Point Alder
e
faway cr the channel leading % kspaa on rs Island.
Is.SsS knsvii. RS: q Ts.9. isS
Ss nS' ss % Sa a Knob
';:s "a and he ....
TO extend toward Knob Island $50 "a nn4 gs
The tide At quarter hood past the the rate Of
9tG5 miles rsnr. 91I lLtTsaTl3 eIIAt @t9H Sg0ul
mYpKosIs rHic oFrIcE, wAsureTos, DC, Dec I. 1871.
I. ~rI-ts47 ot,, WhRlcmcn. trs ertata
or ns & n A ~ Ss.sa e snip ''A
,. & Fsroian Por,s., iy,ts'.r t, .,',,
Aux AYrs Dec Ain pors schrs Brown, Inemns. for
New York; Hattie HsskelL ouHg' for dol Atavea, J"-
BrEsT, Dec 25-Arrived, sermship Pefsire -, psDs,
New York 6days14 hours pas,age. Ss
CURACOA, Dec AIN port brig Cr- Hlgitr or heFf
York In days: schr David NJ" Ha9EAatsel .N ietiee
days
Sailed 81, schr Sv'-
GoHEE, Oct ss-ia e9r $685. aeNM t
Boston
ltfr Aas ass sS-Artlt al. Hg 70 M Hat
sn e f Fi usskto
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stssinship Nsreus ,Beans. Boston for New yms. wnb
ssssnsSo Norwich Hnss Salem for New YORK, Win s>ss
10 Murray FUrM ca NJ .4 Ell FsNs s.asf T Il
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ton. Been days north 6 Haeras. with strong and NV
gait Dec s 81 40 lon IS 10 sSnslzed steaaslp Tybce
ssr wAaan kelley. ar.y,syn GS,e, 60 ssy, Win
sss 4; 70 sTSu Go ,o, s. r., sass les Co. H.
,cn q z, passed bark ormsa' hr from charleston tor
ssi sa' Evss: ssi 20 From
snss which as . say.' wind "f P.rne a' from "s
o Sandy Hook q us with asnss fog saw ser% Srss
sshore ono II shark River and the other % the Tavern
f.sd the Ilta standing .en Jam.. or yo,epA Hay
.rsss.. ~, Z sssss x:.:.s
isd lishi winds and cslms ~" I'D. 80
sa sN:gs D. S.se Port xs S. y
ssarS p.+n; worth Henson, serecs 20 dsy rah
passage; been . DAYS north OF nai.sras
siss sf % % .ss
sGm s."ss .." q nc d 'T"s sw gales vita 'ow and
schr Mary Chiffon, Psrsons Ponce PR. Dec s. via Grand
:, sr sTsa'sy !. %;yssss;i ssS: wiz.
~. ,s.... ',s' !, .''. % a'''' '.. :
o. sr S.gsr n sw ,sp @ ws
"a on Ass.n'esaue, sehr steemAn, tom Wilmington,
Brts Moses bay CROSBY. paren Ga dsy, with lumber
& ss rssss' o Soss Sss .a s
s.sss, s;s i, s' aps 4 70
schr Matilda Brooks Jones Jacxsonvlns days with hn-
scbr W Jones G,nnity rrnsndina, 10 days. with naval
stnres 10 mas'er sa tfiNe3 t@ta fLf s&tN Ntl II
schr ABBY wsssop LORD seksonylss days, with lum
her TO Nelson vessel 10 winchester Towns. 4
scbr Matilda Brooks, Jone- Jacksonvile dAvs with ln
bcr ioJ. w Russc'i 4fass. 4 n..-., Il #i VI ..s. 6
schr corneis, psnn'son savannah sdsys for bridgeport,
with lumber n uuf Ell fN41A il4l1W o!l sft Uf +
,,schr Curtis TiI,on, Thompson, Gecrsaown. 2, for
! scbr Nsr,a P,erson, arant, eeorseown. nc. i Eon E.
achr II ID May, May. philsielphia for Boston, e nl
Schr Va Wood. Wood Virginia = ff uWe Y
schr Oliver Dycr Meiker. baitifsore- W I'D =
Sch Maria Peson. dr4ut, Balnmore,s days with coal TO
ths AnsTcan Goal %. 81. ...,.,-... ..s.,.I
toe American Coal 60. : n f tl M A1e F1 fN y
schr ID Nay, Nay. rhiladelphte Tor Boaton. 3 HNI4
schr lucas Chamrin New Lon don, IN ballast 10 master
schr Hsmmcpd Haioes, Ncwpor, for Baltimore, put
In for . bArbor. tsrf gHf l1.lss3 ~ NJ t.4ItA
schy OroweI, HDsgns farhaven for vhsni., pat In
R.TuHsEp- --stcamship 81 Louis, Whitehead, hence egd
Inst for New having The 24b,
nega discovered the screw 70 be loose from the Shaft fe
turned 10 adjust H. .t.ts ~ y. a -*stl Z +.
AoH6es4 Passed Throwsh Hell aate, a0nHG 4.
7v5.s44. s BOUND SOUTH. n A ..rrf.,..t
stsainshtp Nereus, Bearxs Boston for New YORK wHb
mdse. " u n DimOak fntsNf4 Il aa ss4errsa4 9fey n
ssssnsLle NoTwch H'nss, Salem for New YORK, Win pSs
10 Murray, Ferris 4 ca. ..sf -i.
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IN Dec nn port Sr,I A.ves Az NJ ,0a YoTr T5ng a
light McF.adsn, end Rcardo Bssro: HsTton tor do vo,
sAyAslLLA Nov ss-rn port brig censapr for New York
Nov q ~ .sa,eonse Mccarthy
P:ssed shroush ,hs rasssss isl, x:,ys I curcp
hsssssP % s;S rsfs is %
asN..a 344W geNl Americas Pnrts. lqi t9at Dps
BOSTON Dec q cssrsd rts a., s,'eS New
York TO load for Aspnws schr Mary Baker tbr Inomp
"a zS-HTivss. % sehr iwili.u wss., H,snns T.nser,
IS. ss..s s $ ss ne :l.s:s ss. sSl
ScHxeLEsfoN, Dec n Arrived, suhr s v swisimssons,
y DXRiEF q. Dec isxnived. .ohr Nay Collins, Collins,
ish-Cisared, brig: Nereus. Kerr, St john M Noses
pore Ssrss 1narss C NIckcr-on for River
sn sa Ss SI sss. Ferris ar .ss
sqs sS iu Dee ns,s s9 DOR so pgs
r.alSdts r. s,s.rsl pss 'shr
JACKsONvILLE, Dec is- Sailed schr Olive, EsSneds,
NOBLE. Dec is-Arrived bark wabeno trrl. Dari, >,
lssi.+ Arryed, ship winopa; ssalsy. Poin.-sPesrs
t% l pss ss%S ss " k,
Af a Kos: Boscn rG SSstssT s hass Ss o
jansiro brss Helen Rowley IVES. from York Trim
dad ,sD from Trinidad hannah cooner King iroIu 70"
gsSscTs nsS
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bss % ssr. L.oo. w.
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Po1ases sflsS aos Rsi%oTe bs Rivss ye
anS 70. ssma1 ts
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ham Boston loi New York Cyqosae PlnsSs%' sootSSsy
io es,h 49, Arr,v.d hr,, Cvcons Nevns asvarr.s 81.
ylssS.sa s.sS l.ssn sr rsl river %.nssp n.S
Dss = Ar.ysa hs ss,s Gar Eden, Green
enson Roerdan brig delia fBr YOuns, Monteyideo and
Bo.a tiy Ice Boats ven, down The river carly .rda,
p e ss
svenns only vessels 70 ssht chem
s =: = g L.
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sriss dsorgs BshAs%; ss.piss SsISsS.. spssosr.
isSyi6EsoE brig Mary cos ysscy.
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@ E.. snS SS.sstsfySs cs.r p9 c'" Do for
RiUHNN6N&p; N & Dec 2s-AA, 2s--Arnysa, steamship Aee~sr'c
sss s 81 sesir e. s's: .ss 81 S
New York. 4 89Uf .rlWgt e&tNb aalH sIe5hnt
SAVANNAH Dec % Arrived. steamship u Dra&on
Cneeseman View YORK ship tlisa Cape Dc verds bArks
A!ss;T: 6ysco oy Chs sc DGw ss'' 1 m
oriess FsnsstolA for pfoy*seuce. ~''aS' eN'suTSt
VINEYARD HAVEN, Dec s8-Arrived, brig Leona, Dor
chester NJ for New YORK ssh5. js!s 9sEh.i:, south
BEAM Oslas for Beltiaore Ada ADea Psmboks FOR new
Ss ss 1 10 ~ w. ps Ss SS S
ao ssmusI .r vius! Haven fSr 20; Owen Aiq veIai,
Norwich with loss OF jib) Annie Jones', vHa Maven
for Washington, DC; Martha WeekA Ducksport fsr New
York
p.snn ~. uaryoonv Inndnn for RS.n.. .chr. Io,as
City Cayenne FOR salem sylvan CurncYa for Bpston
Henderson, nMgua for Arthur Clifford Baltimore for
saugns James Bliss. Boston for Buoksvis ChAries Is
Paige and u II Furbsr do fsr naltimoro.9fl cf n9At
ssiled beforr reported eEesptne brig Hsrnosy schs
Forest City, RA Ford Rough Diamond Kns Bril- BRANDY.
wine, Charles 2 Page James Bliss Isabella Jcwet, ID
18th Arrived. schrs Tcmpo ward, 8, JoMn Nh for New
YORK Edward LAmeyor i:i'zabehpcrt for Newbnryport
Retnrned BARK Annie N Gray brigs Ids q and Prairie
Rose achr A Iiarrisvn ~ g ~ IN lllf f.IN III 4egas
, Ssiei--sobrs "a snns Hammer and ward I.ameeyr.
f. WARREN Dec 81 Arrived, schr Lady Ellen, soners,
ada