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REGULAR PACKET.
REGULAR PACKET.

For Galrnn and DH Buque and all intermediate Ports
Il .vNn THE well known and staunch-buiit,
'ssssas.7=sSss1. A fastrunning steamer BON ACCORD
;SSssz1assska Fl. BERsIE. Master, has commenced
running as regular packet, and will continue dur
ing the season, between Saint Louis and Gaena and
Du Buque. She will stop at all intermediate land
ingS, and shippers and passengers can depend on
the utmost care and punctuality on the part of
the officers, for their accommodation and comfort
The bon Accord was built expressly for this trade
and reasonable share of patronage is solicited in
her behalf. Tmarch %, Is49-tcn
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4 TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa. will practice
in the District and Supreme Courts of the State of
Iowa. and in the District Court of the United States
for the State of Iowa. Feb. Is, 1s4e
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REGULAR PACKET
Befsreen st Louis, 81 Peters, st Croir and Gil inter
mediate Ports.
A <.r--A THE fine light draught steamer
's4fss~,ii,ssa CORA, GoRMAx, master, will run
wsSxzssssxa as regular packet between the "a
bove ports during the ensuing season, commence
ing at the opening OF navigation. For freight pas
sage enquire on board, or to B. r. DAVID,
march Is, l849-3m Agent.
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A List Of Dadd's Horse. Cattle and sheep Medi-
cines for sale by +. Z. Gay, sole agent for Iowa.
a lucrative powders, good for diseases Of
IN skin, hide bound, ETC.; Physic balls, useful in
infiamatory complaints; Tonic powders, for general
debility, bad condition, etc Fever powders. for al
laying fever and inhamitory symptoms; Worm pow
ders, for removing worms; Diuretic or wine pow
ders, for distractions of the kidneys; Heave pow
ders for heaves coughs, broken and thick wind Dis
temper powders, for prevention and cure Of dlstem-
pers; Horse Imminent for spavins, sprans, enlarged
JOINTS etc.; Cordial drink for increasing the appe-
tite; Healing balsam for cuts, wounds saddle CALLS
bruises; Liquid blister for bsteng and counter ir-
ritation; Embrocaion for sore Threats, strangIes,
catarrh colds, etc Hoof ointment for brittle hoofs
sand cracks, lameness ETC.; Wash for infamed eyes
Ointment for mango, scratches, sores, etc.; Oint-
nent for growth of hair.
Pamphlets giving full accounts of the diseases of
horses cattle and Sheep with directions, given a
way. Huntington, NAV al, 1919
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Chas A. HHanfZ.
Eysaahar w. sshtshiie.

I LITERARY DEPOT and Publication store: Book
J and Stationery, No So second street, st Louis.
Missouri. oct l2-tf
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE e.
EaGIc Hotel.

- FORT MADISON, IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
go this Hotel is in every respect equal to in the
kA.fE Western country. The Proprietor, W. C. STRIP
ASa date of tho Madison House) respectfully solics
the patronage OF Travellers, and is
Determined to deserve it.
Fort Madison Iowa, April a6, lS19-6m w. G. 9.
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LUMBER YARD.

ffNHE Subscribers will keep constantly on hand
/ general assortment of Pine Lumber. square tim
Der, shingles, window SASH &C., and of the best
quality. They have now large quantity, and in
vitc those who wish to purchase to give US call.
N. B.-Our yard is on corner Main and Market
Streets near the Creek. F.J. c. PEASLEY & co
Burlington, June. 1913
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scat. NYEaifek,ead a. 90

GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants.
Y No. II, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dealers in staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Looking Glasses, etc. etc. etc. jan IS, '49
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STORAGE! STORAGE!!

SIORAGE! SIORAGE!!
WE are prepared to Store all sorts of Goods,
w Wares, Grain, Pork, Lard, Flour, etc., ETC., TO
transact any Forwarding or Commission Business
on the most reasonable terms at our large and sub
stantial brick ware house Front street. BurlinS-
ton. nov %, '4S PARSONS, Corr & Parsons
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Millinery and Mantua Making.

Millinery and Mantua Making. q
Ers MRS HoLDRIDGE respectfully informsths
ETagss Ladies of Burlington and vicinity that she
VIZ still continues the Millinery andAIantna max
ing business in its various branches at her resi-.
Gence the East side of Main street, second gate
below Valley street, where work will be doneso
order for any Lady who may choose to favor her
witha call. variety of .... +r.s. @#
a....z Fancy Articles, -#
will be kept constantly on hand, such as Bonnets,
Hoods. Head Dresses, Caps, Wells, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Collars, Borders, Edgings, Silk Laces, Grapes
hosiery, gloves, linen and Victoria bobbin, French
and linen Floss, spool and skein thread, sewing sis,
Silks satins and velvets, shell and tuck Combs
needles, pins, hooks and eyes, cord whalebrne,ef'
Ey-AH orders from a distance promptly attend
ed to. Burlington, Dec. IL, fS4S
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sIt carefully packed up in boxes for Transportation
and part ofthe U. Texas Mexico, Indies
THOMAS MILES, 1863 Main stree, Cincinnati Gen
cra Agents for the L. States Mexico West Indies and Can
adns To whom all communications be addressed,
FoSt F-id HEy8T BLAKsLEY & Co, agents, st Louis
sold by C. w. BoDENAss, gent FOR BurIin gton Iowa,
and for sale by Of the principal Druggists and Mer
chants throughout the United States, Mexico Canada and
West Indies. sent IqAs-1v
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EVEsa II. 9OwEes,

TORWARDING and Commission Me reliant, 100
T. North second street. IA few doors south of vine)
st Louis, Missouri. - Particular attention paid
to sales Of Produce, forwarding Of Merchandise and
purchase Of Groceries and other goods. my 3-6n
REFER To-Messrs J. G. LAUNAN 4 Bro, Burlington
Mr. ]. G. GORDON. denomination.
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BUSHES ca Il ID $
II. II. Cav.

=. Ee IL "sS.9 II
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALER in Drugs,
w Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
sruments, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Dye-stufs, Drug
gsts' Glassware, Window Glass, Pure Vines and Lii
quors for Medicinal use. Daguerreotype Plates,Ca
ses and Chemicals, also Books and stationery,
great variety of fancy articles, sporting and fishing
takle. I5-Store on northwest corner Of Main and
Jefferson streets, burlington, Iowa.
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VIZ HOLESALE Grocer and General Commits sion
w Merchant, G alena, I'll. Consignments respect
fully solicited. REFER TO-
Messrs f. j. c. Pcasley & Co., ]. G. Lauman, Esq;
Parsons, Copp Parsons, Burlington, Iowa. [mh 80
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CHARLrsroN-steamsbip Northerner-Capt Spies
Silcox, u W Coleman, Stlnan, Ii Hoxie. Stock,
M and Mowry, Miss Mowry, Mewry, Jr, G Denham,
Simmons @ Stetes, q Beck. Hollister, Shafer,
Church. Copeland and lady, Miss Knowles l. Hull,
Penney. Andrews, W Pnney Merry. Pratt, Pratt
Richards Dixon, W " Alexander A Fitch, W Wood
bury Fitzpatrick Il johnson, Rithum Ellis q So-
man, T. Love, Duney.
IIvERpooI-ship Andrew Foster-C Wilson. Mrs N Will
con, Miss son Masters A. q, aud A Wilson, Mr.
Bishop Richardson all Of England Jas Patton, Of New
York.
LIvERpooL-Ship Caleb Grmshaw-Mrs Sarah Webster, of
Liverpoo Mrs Young Mira Hardy Margaret Jane Hardy.
all of Liverpool; Frazer CheienhAa, Miss Caddy,
Cheltenhan Mrs MArshall, Liverpool Mrs Maria Ry
der Dublin: McCsrn, Wexford.
NEwRy (lre)-ship Warehouses Of Bute-Nr Lockhesd
and family, Mr. Ransom, Miss Blake, MIRA McKenna and
child.
RorrrRpAm-ship LeiIa-T A Rutgers. OF Charleston; A
Berna, of baltimore; Backhoiner, OF Springfield Ampt
Of Holland.
NEw embarrassing silas Holmes-Mr ID Beebe and fAm-
ly, Capt II Whitley. U5A, Misses Mary and Elizabeth
Whitley, Mrs Mary Ann Isett Miss Catherine N Cum
mngs IN Martin and lady Mrs JulianA Young Mrs
Faulkner, Mr. II Elliott. lady aud child. Hamilton. VIM
Walsh-l2 in Storage.
IURks IsLAsD-Bark Emma Marson Nj Lavan aud
lady.
ST. CRorx-Bark James Hall-Ar Ford, Miss Ford
Miss Eliza Ford, Miss Ford.
NruvrAs-Brig DsnmArk-Captan Thomas Mayhsw and
lady r.
erdson mattel Of schr Exte nty sunk of Mobile
the point bearing NV by w lao miles. The from
Boston, bound to Mobile.
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.enr OH .s. Yrs;%,n sanivA. for New York Arr lsss
tre-ssip Eiil.hsth. Lambert, liverpool reIserspSsd
IRIS Monte trso o@ Fsv. sa. for o ans sss
: s sis New INT; ,s.S srn c hi.
Of and fCI Bremen ys1d,lp Lit.en BapOre abbot Law
n,Ssisn: Del agpisson h.rsi9s New ,sort s@ip
SSSss
PAX; t Ss sss., 'a, A'A'
a. s Ass a @ ss'i Ssrf
bSTasn Bears IN NM n.n.n.
g. MI; q; N. $;'s Ay:s':f
prr4vAnn BnrAkwA!rn. Aug l. 8 AM-ships ,wye-
poo hnsa1s from bark from
% as SIX sas ana ss%a ss% s
% ri in ~, and stood up Barb
mSrinr Wind light from WNw weather clear and cool
EAST GRxrsw-cm, Aug io-Arr sohr Oxford, Rowland,
Nd o aSE hss1 AS
boston; lh shr Beauehamp Mcintyre Norfolk for Boston
INV 5nIsSp Aug issld ships Olive Branch, and Alex
NV onlrIss AagsNo sr1iysl.. I'm our PAPER Of yes
eEsSsy had MASsA1 Avg psSsd e n
Leader, ciar, srh' yiesors bssIsr do '''' ''1'
Harriet Smith. Young virginia; .oep New London, Latham
Y5i sid.eh1s SsIja@in EHsish Bill rhladS'ghI;; Alex
Chapman do; sloops Ben Marshall, -, do; Empire
PHiLAprLpHIA, Aug 13-Arr ships Wyoming, Mercken
Liverpool Kalan FAUX do; bark Delaware Harding
Boston; scfrs George Washington Camp NYorh Hudson
Storey, Norwich.
PRoYIpENcE Aug ll-Arr brig New ENGLAND, Barnes
Turks leland sid sehrs WIN spaord Harvey. James Ri
Company Burt and Vesper Staples, Norfolk; Queen
Dawson, and Trya Gibbs Fhiladeiphia franeis Ellen
lie Orlean, Corr Ninetta Cherry Rchd Thorn
son. Corson Liberty, Osborn; Candy, Townsend and
JIBorton Corson do; Edwin Ross, Hart and II II Taman
Young Albany; sloops Oregon, sturss New York Emily
| jackson. do.
ugl2-Below beating up, small white bottom fore and
Forester Grover Phiadelphia sehr Oregon Coz Kappa
hammock; New Haven, Kelsey; Cleopatra Haley, and
Hay Henderson phis AngeSe Lnnsll and Plant
Brown, Gardiner NYork Also sehr Express tfrom Paw
! tucket). Philadelphia
PoRTLAsp, Aug 4-Arr sohr Mohawk. Miller Philadel
| phia.
Sid barks Jane Lowden lBr) Langford, Falmouth and
market; sprineheld (Brt Roy: Cork and smarket
SULLIVAN. Aug 0Cld brig Guttonburg Wooster Brook
Ign. -
! SALEM, Aug I0-Sld schr Globe Small. NYork
WEYMOUTH, Ang ll-Arr schr Gen Cass Nfork.
| WAREHAM, Aug Arr sloops Emily, and Meridian,
York; 9th. schr Notus Besss philadelphia. Sid 7th sehr
Goodwin Carlisle, Philade pha; Superb do; Monitor
Besse, and Franklin. Quincy, NYork
| WIsCAssET. Aug g-ATr ships Tamerane, Henderson
Hsyre 10TH Element, McNear Matapzss via Charleston
Warren RI, Aug l0-Arr schr Jos Turner, Gibbs, Bau
|
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sxr. wife Of Ehrdge H. rabox, and daughter OF Capt
Joshua Hilton. deceased. aged "a.
sBssson and n sine papers please COPY.
g OF dysentery. at tan sinu,es past hVe O'CLOCK ~
Tuesday afternoon the l&th, Mrs MARY Bsowr 10 tho
6lst year Of hsr age .
Her relatives aud acqus uances are invited to at
notn, the 18th Instant from the rsidsnoe oil her OIL
in-law, Mr. Robert DiDgee SIS Gold street.
Brock yn and New Orleans papers please copy
On Tuesday the 1itb August, OF cangestion OF the
brain H.nY KpP aged So years. of 2b8 Henry street
Due notice will be given In To- norrows psPefsoi 'n'
funeral - u-,u,...
Ioa- q U,kers son OF Margretta e. and Vim. Harvey,
aged year months and IA days
His funeral will take place this "wednesday after
noon at O'Clock frsm the residence CT his parents
90 washington street Jersey city.
On Tues day the 14th f August. Of dysentery FRAY
CTS william DEeEs. at the age OF sixteen years nine
months aud nine days only Of Francis Dcgen Esq
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral this Wednesday, afternoon. at O'Clock from
the residence OF hs father, No Gold street, without
further invitation His remains Will be taken 70
Greenwood Cemetery.
At Butler Pa July 10Th Rev REID BRAoxES, a We
ne able minister Of the Presbyterian church, in the
list wear Of his age He bora In York county, Pa
in September, A ID .1T7S When he an infant, six
weeks old his father removed to Washington county
Pa into the bounds Of Charter's church (of which he
afterwards became ruling elder, ana was one OF the
first settlers. About the time Rev. John McNl-
Ian began to preach in Charters congregation and
the subject Of this notice the first child baptized
by Dr. Mcmillan. Ia that church. MIR. b. belonged to
the first class Ell graduates In Jefferson College This
was in October, a d., 1902. Having studied divinity
under Dr. Mcmillan Mr. Bracken was licensed by tbs
Presbytery of Ohio in the fa OF tue year 1000. Aue
travelling as a missionary short time, he ordain
ed and installed pastor Mount Nebe congregation
in Butler county which relation continued for nearly
thirty. years. He good preacher, q man o
unstained character, ard died in peace
At hiadisouville. La the 5th instant. OF consump
ton Mrs ELIZA GuERIsEAu, aged % years, consort
the late Jas. X Guerineaa born IN the city OF New
Kork tEr ,
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Notices 10 Marin ors.


DsIswsEs BHrAKvsrsR, Aug II. AM
tonsry Red Lght tNhbea Saturday evening last
from the Light House which 4 elevated ~ feet from the
pile % above the level Of the
ts visible al the dstseee Of ~ niles.
TrSAsuRy DrpaprMxrr,
August H. isi1. \
The foo~rg letter from che superintendent Of the Coas
Survey Is puiiishea for the leneht q navigation
COssT SIHVFr SrArtOy. near NonTH
nEAHrtEHu. " II July 81. lhW
Sr IL received fro tbs photographer % The British sd
Ay notice % rock 81 the caat Of Patagonia not laid
down upon charr Tn. Shns struck this rock
the 10Th March Se ard report. ~ TO be IN about la
tude o. scuth Longitude 10 ~ vest nine miles on
sprng bay" fecommene that publicity be given TO this
account Tor the benefit o. or ravigators. - -.
Very respectfully, yours. A. RACHE,
superintendent u. q. Coast Survey.
UoH. wN ~ MEprDfrH, Secretary Of the Treasury
Nnsies,vn.
sd from New Bedrd. iith ship DesdemOna for Pscihs
sd from Port NicholsOn Nz March Harvest lsuppOssd
sld from fslcahusBo June a. bark Stairs, Coon, NIB
spos.-Bre cAsmu, Aus T. lat o. % Ion rs With 225 bills
sp-sn vel.
spoken.
shp Sun Bean, from Liverpool r New York. July q LAT
a. &c. Ion xf2n
stip Hun'rs steering eAohans signals July a. Las Ij
50 N, ion g3 ~ w.
ship Yeassn steering g. sSehsn rod Signals July g. Ia. ~
sip With head, u alnmss lore ,ud iren op sailaa,
usss gone apparently bourd q New York, Aug
lat 40 TO- Ion ~ -.
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mls~eltnueous.

LETrrR BAes Of stsnasr tmpire Nv Tor thaEres, Ps-
Valparaiso Lima. California, so will Close NJ the
EKehsnge headng Room ttI ksc'angs also At kenyon's,
~ Watstr-et half par o'clock. Pm There
being sent iii reach their dctina.
month n advance ~ government
Letter PACKET ehip Nont-rum. fer Liverpool will
close tho above ofcts at hspast IL o'clock.
LARaH CAreo-stip silss Holmes Capt Coin arrived
yesterday from Orleans brought the following large
osrgo67 bAes cotton. M hhcs tosaeco Do bass hemp
SIS rit lead ana - tales u boxes and packages Of mer
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CHARLEsroN-ship Csuden--A Butterfeld, G Heart we'll
" Broyn and lady, Msxsnns and lady w Cochran,
Davis end lady. Davis, Misses Davis Davis, q
Davis, ii l. Davis, LIS Davis. Masters Davis W Davis
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Keport of Deaths and Interments

nth day OF August, IoIy
Cholera 49, g. WILSON'S chol
morbus l. congestion Of brain debility, 3; delirium
tremens darrhos {; dropy, 4; dropsy in the head.
p dysentery AZ donuton 4 epidemic cholera, .s cpl
lepsy, prerpe,al j; fever typhoid disease OF
the heart j. hainorrhs uterine L. infamu alton OF the
bowels, l. of lungs insanity, killed accidental l. msras-
old emolesment cerebri Il Stubborn Il suicide
!; whooping cough, /. -
Males Oh Females, 81 Adults Children. 69Tetal lsS
CHAs. S. j. GOODRICH, Physician of the Board.
Internens in Greenwood and other Brooklyn grounds
from New York ana other places, SO
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c.LtAo, June 81 SHIPS Robert o-ne Cameron b.rcs
(vs RIO Isneiro) fer SaB Francisc9, tail
had passsge u rs days from Riol passsrssrs ali ws
Apollo, hence via Mo JaLeiro for dOhAd gst 81
mate, M Grahan. on CAGE Uorn.
ELsfSptR, July ts-shr Petersof Fndicot, FROM Cron
sadt for Boston 10th wind bouna bark Aloe Frs
Curtis Cruns,sdt for Ec3pUrt, Wales drst
20 Load railroad ir1r ,er Chariesipu.
FoR1vNs lsLAED tbahsnsfl, Aus l-No Am vessel Ia
pert
JssrrL, duiy s-No Ana vessels n port SID iS'h, ''hr
hssIcosrK July S-Brgs aiiosell, % sod Cor Prev-
dtnee Gays Nulture, koEes Boston, just Msrv
t1atsh thsmh fer NYOrt,2 days Dorsss Tkio0 Tor
N,U,rrIs Juy ooBris xs:ancras wAss, Tor SYorb, in
, says. schr J A Simrtor, Chzea 40 90
PoRr az PRIscr jay Nt-Brirs orge OTIS Bailey. Of
Boston, kec, iOr do next dayi schr Byzantine " Cats
er CEofx. Juy yr-No Am vessels Ia port.
TwnEs IsLaSD, Joly 2g-fD Avn vessels In porA
Hom. Porss
Bafrt~oRY. Avg FAR hris uennstts Dubei ysnaes.
Beiow schr Cid brig Kate PenderBas Evans, 81 Johns
BsTu Ava I0-Arr ship Birmingham. sturdrans liver
pool; hrit ~ Ina Bailey kldige Alexandria schrs Bra
and rttae khnUout Below schr Liberty, MoOers,
from WindscI for Philadelphia.
bokro. aug BAR ships Ncdora Rand, Cronstsat Fls
Nio Ietkns "a ifi hpeusus kntey, Bonare; barks "a
orei blgs sentor (SwD Amfeitt Uotenburg Swiss Boy
Mailing New port sles; laures orr (BrI RE Newpltt WI;
Versailles, Drsr Wilmington. Nc Sun Finn, hilsdepha
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Pur.prrpIA Aus a. N-Arrived-shirs Kalsma-
roo Foulk, Liverpool Europe (p4etetl ReyalAsom Dc; Mi
nervA, Nchsels Lmcros; brss PauinA Flynn, Boston;
AdpA sherman Pail hive; Eward fresoo Berry Boston;
schrs direct wet Nes YgrG OREGON iathom Pswtuehet
Hax, Oliver. Prrvi Henry Baker Mclaughlin,
dol Berj amin English Rli New uavcn florettN Ha lock
Mobile; mchiEan sbuts, Salem Mary ,ramcr Smith, Paw
tueksI
Ciesred-Brgs Sea power Sheer, New Orleans Edward
Prescott Berry Boston, sors England. smith, Norfolk Gs
nevs Boston ~ ebe Baxter, Wbeldsn DanverS Ore
gop Uathom Astoria hobert Bruce Potter Dhton; Men
fgsn sbuts DO; Hudson siorpy Norwich; For, Oliver
Providenoe, Hy Bsser, HeLanshlin BostoB Guest.
Houes Providence. Engsh Bill, New haven; Rogers,
Houck Proyideree Gensv Psfs Boston; Crsmer, smith.
Re-. faaifa Ca Aer Turk
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Port OF New York, Aug. I5, Is40.
CLEARED


vsns Sasf Naples:
Bsris-A,ron Yale tRr, Grinhi Bathurst. NIB, Jhoxur-
ray Mary 5 psr, q John s1 bran S,u.ou Co.
cssrine 6ds,dgs yarss"sH Sr Brains; s,,,. CO.
M
sioop--Artist, Davis Vaehsm.
Steamship Eorthsrner Budd Charleston, 50 hours with
ssssS 1,'..Sn Co. On Sunday !, Az passed
Slip Coeb Grmsha~ poxie Liverpool 45 days. with mdse
lon u 50 sgaiiIed br ship ROsllind from Liverpool for
Esb!p lssi neys. Liverpool July L.. with md's
ship sir nossrd Douglas Br) Smell Bristol Eng a days.
wh asss ssS @ " & son S,rry
yh n 3 S5s:5 sr s is he M John 20
Hall OVERHEARD every him proving fraitiss
ss, si% c @aa July with a,s
and 2 % e ESssr1p n,, 81 and sou,.
wsss fas. 2sd. WIN mdso, !. " Neso. 90
ton Corn. Aus a 81 Ion O. So spoke schr Pray from
Bark James tof Freeport) Mitchell Ct crOir Is days
with mdfs. 70 de hiverc. IL,
Brig RrfSs sO,le Dn.ham Port Prince 20 day. with
,ndse, BADGER Poet Avg lat 2? lon ~ spoke bark
Mary lane Iunt 10 DAYS rem Partand for Matanra l2th
lat u 80 Ion rs 3D. spoke ship Wabash hence for New Or
Brig Dsnmsrh, ROnsy euvitas, July 30, with mdss. to
Brig speed CBr) Rysrson Fortune Island Bahamas, IL
Brig Nil, tB) Davidson sydney Ms, 10 days, with coal
10 Il Cunsrd, Jr . -
scir Ciih,rt Hat d Nrlsan Marsoase ST Domingo IS
s SS' sS Sb from New orleans for
pool. =.
with ndse 70 IA pelahed. Anr5. lat IS 90 loa 20 "a
rroke ship omRk from New Orleans for Liverpool and
got one a. captain aud mate sick.
schr Hester ANA tBr Mckinney, Nassau, MP, III days,
with frpit 90 q schsriey.
sehr George lincoln tof Bosonl Rodgers Pensacola rs
days July a. lat - 30 I'm ~ "a spoke schr Sharon, IRON
New Orleans for JGnuiCs.
ScLr & Niuson. Johnson Jacksonville, Ia 10 days.
sohr Ito 8, Coies, baltimore.
Schr Native Cornwall, lhilsd lphiA.
schr Globe, Small, Salem.
smiled.
ships Mechanics Own san Trancisco w flaming Gall
veston barks Rhoderie DIN, Madeira Herman - aud
others.
slip Shakespeare for Liverpool has anchored at the Qua
rantine
Ara -wiud =. sun rise WI st meridian, sw; at sun
bet. NV, and thick
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T IsToF LETTERS REMAINING IN tn NEW YORK
IL Post Odoe, August II, lS49.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED THE PAPER HAVING
CIRCULATION.
vertiued.
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PATENT SINGLE CYLINDER PRESSES.


Composing Sticks, and inches, 81 so. FoI
each additional inch l2l cents.
Mahogany Job Sticks, 81
Chases of every size for job, news, and book work
Imposing Stones of any required size.
Galleys of every description.
Type Cases, of best quality.
job two third and half cases.
Cabinet Cases of s, 10, and Is pairs each
Single and Double Stands, with and withou
racks
Furniture and Reglet of all sizes
Quoins, of cherry, hickory, iron wood, and ma
hogany.
Roller Moulds, copper or iron.
Brass rule, suited for every purpose.
Brass Dashes, of various patterns, cut TO suit the
column.
Heads for Newspapers, prepared to order, in wood
or brass.
PRINTING INK.
News, in kegs of 10, 90 and 30 lbs. each, Is cents
per Id.
News, for Napier presses, so, 100, and l75 pack
ages, 25 cents per ID.
Book, in kegs of 10, 10, 20, and 80 lbs EACH from
30 10 rs cents per ID.
Book in canisters, 8 TO SIS.
Colorcd Red, Blue, Green, Brown, and Yellow,
in canisters of ! and ID. each, 81 80.
Yarnish, in canisters Of ID. 10 lbs, so cents.
Rich gold, pale gold, silver, red, and orange
Bronze.
Sizing for working in bronze.
SECOND HAND MATERIALS.
variety Of second hand materials, consisting
of Presses, Type of various sizes, Chascs, Cases,
and Stands, Imposing Stones, &c, &c, may be
had at the Foundry.
OLD Type, delivered at the Foundry, taken in
exchange at cents per ID. for new Type. Printers
will be expected 10 send their old Type 20 the Foun
dry as early as possible after their order is given
for new Type in exchange for il.
SrERsorYpINe carefully done, with new Type,
at the lowest rates. Blocks furnished Of any re-
quircd size.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, for every
thing required by Printers, will meet with prompt
attention by
+. LUCAS, Jr., Proprietor,
Aug. A-d Baltimore.