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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-28
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have entered into Co partner
L ship,bearng date January I, 1850, under the firm
of M. d. COX 4 CO., for the sale at wholesale of
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS, PALM
HATS, BoNNETS OF EVERY, DESCRIPTION,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS, PAR
ASOLS, LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, TRIM
MINGS, ETC, ETC.
We have sedlstore No. 81 Main street 90 Falons
block, and ale now receiving general assortment
of the above articles and many others not enumer-
ated, to an examination of which we respectfully
invite the country trade at unusually low prices.
Until the completion of our store on Main ST., we
have rented the upper rooms OF No. $50, Second ST.,
lately occupied by Messrs Woods, Christy & Co.,
over the store of w S. Gilman. NJ. b. COX.
WIN NJ. SIMPSON,
st Louis. Feb 81. 1550-ly GEO. BURNET.Jr
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EDWARD MEAD u

Il nNfsszn IMPORTER AND wHoLEsALK
sNN e. and Retail Dealer in Watches,
kszEsSSJewelry, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols
and Fancy Goods, No. IS north Fourth street, 6rst
block north Of Planters House, east side, il now
IN receipt OF very large and well selected aasort-
ment for the Spring trade. Importing largely and
for cash only, am enabled to offer great bargains
to the trade 10 retail and oud invite
particular attention to my very large assortment OF
Gold Lever and Duplex Watches
in single and hunting cases, some very superior,
made expressly to my order; Gold anchor and CYL
w hunting cases, got up expressly for California
trade; Silver lever lapine and plain watches; lew
ery, Of all kinds, consisting in part Of breast pins,
rings, bracelets, eye glasses, pencils, miniature
lockets thimbles, gold guards, vest and
fob chains. -,
suer Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Cups, rkin Rings. etc.,
of my own manufacture, and warranted equal %
dolars silver plated and Britannia Of all kinds;
ivory handled table knives and forks; pocket knives
razo.s andrazor storps hair, cloth, tooth and nail
brushes; double and single barrel shot guns or Da-
mascus, wire and plain twist
have also made extensive ARA gements with
Eastern manufacturer s.. and am now fully supplied
with very large assortment OF
..a CALIFORNIA ARMS,
consisting in part of the hes. quality OF American
rifles. from 80 to 60 bore; also Colts and Aliens
celebrated revolving pistols; cast steel rife, belt
and pocket pistols; water proof percussion caps;
powder TASKS and horns; shot bags; pistol belts;
eye protectors; goggles; pocket composites; spy
glasses; pocket ink stands; scales and weights.'
st Louis, Feb. IS, ls5o-2m as =. d.
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.Woolens, &c., SC.

-. - WooIens, NC, &c. - :,
On rs. satinetts, black, blue, cadet, lavender,
CO steel and gold mixed; 40 ps. cassimeres and
doeskins, latest styles IL ps. black, blue and blue
black, drab and gold mixed broad cloths and bca-
vers; SO ps fiannels, 81 to Ga white, scarlet,
ange and green, plain and printed; Is ps plaid linz
seys and hannels; IL prs blue coat Blankets; also,
100 ps hickory stripes, apron checks and tickings,
for sale by (oct lS) PARSONS, CORP Il Parsons
Do bales A heavy and medium brown shiftings
~ and rs tine shifting; 7 bales brown drills,
osnahuIgs and meal basgips, for sale by -
oct 49, 40 :. Parsons, Corr PARSONS
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DUQUESNE IRON STORE.
WOCD & yfOIETT.

Nos. Is Levee and 20 Commercial St.. st Louis. No.
Wholesals agents and Dealers in Pittsburgh Manu-
facfares, JtRdta Iron. Nails, Cast and Sheer
Steel, etc., ETC.,
ITANE removed to their new Warehouse. and
are now in receipt of large and exten sive as
sortme of articles in their line preparatory to The
Spring trade, to which they invite the attention Of
merchants. Their stock consists, in part, of the
following, to which they will be receiving con-
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w hite Goods.

% Ps. "a to !o-l bleach'd shirtings and sheet
~ ings, Is ps. Al Irish linens 80 ps. bleach and
brown table ,crashes and dapers also Swiss,
null, Victoria and Bishop Lawns, book musins,
Tarlton laces; plain. figured and barred musins,
curtain muslins, jaconet and other edgipgs and in
settings; also, half doz, imperial white quilts,
etc, etc. ,etc., just received and for sale by
oct Is, 40 PARSONS, COPP Il PARSONS
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SPRING OF 1850.
JOHN T. MARTIN & BROTHER


Whole sale and Retail
MAMMOTH CLOTHING EMPORIUM
No. lis Main Street, st Louis, Mo. . T..
L OR the approach ing spring manufacturing the
largest and complete assortment of Clothing
offered in this other city, which feel confident
cut and made in superior sly lie to other stock
offered IN the West. From he long experience that
have had, and the advantages that possess in
pnrchasns manufacturing, etc., We feel perfectly assured
in pledsiug ourselves r. 49,,
To sell lower than any other house.
Merchants by looking through stock, will find that
they purchase low be bought any
From the long experiences (sixees yeaTs) in the whole
sale and retail trade of 81 Louis certain that
goods much better adapted to the of the
tern population than stock manufactured
IN THE UNITED STATES.
We have this made great i'm proveme and add
tons store, and have three large stories
Crorded Nth Fresh Goods.
Merchants who have never kept clothing will do well to
try it, will better profit and leave fewer
nants than amy other style OF goods.
The great Advantage in oar Goods is, that they
that garment will fit person varying several
inches in size We will guarantee in every bill Sold that
there viii not be single article bnt what will fit and
please. 1t is thing for every merchant say
that he will sell lower than his neRhbor, but only
say but determined to do it. As proof of it,
refer thousands Of the shredes purchasers that
WISH, the city, that sell 10 regularly.
AH goods ordered, packed at the ioest cash prices,
and those that do not please con be returned. We
have but one store in the city.
'Tis No. lis Main street.
Merchants visiting New York viii always find at our
house, No. ll3 Broadway large and complete stock,
lower prices than any other house.
st Louis,Feb go JNO 7. MARTIN s. BROS
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w Fall and Winter Goods. "a ~.
THE Subscribers are receiving At their Old Stand
i No. 4, Jefferson street, general assortment of
Merchandise, adapted to the FAN and Winter trade
to which they respectfully inyis Ire attention of
the. public. PARSCFs,COpP & PARSONS.
Burlington, October. I24s.
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Timber Land for Slaves.

EtdVts.
~ ACRES WHITE OAK Timber Land situate
-tO nine miles north Of Burlington for sale very
low for cash. or time. II the same is not dis
posed Of at private sale by the 10th day of April
nex', It viii on that day between the hours Of A.
NJ. and p. NJ. be sold at Pablo Vendue to the high
est Ter, at the door OF the Judge NJ Prohates Of
flee III Burlington, Iowa. PIs~Terms OF Paymenito
be male to suit pure by special agreement on
dar Of sale. Title good, arrantee deed.
Burlington. March 7. lS50-tds WARD LAMSON
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Shawls, Comforts and Blankets. g.. =,
9 PAIRS bed blankets. including some Of supe-
y rior quality, 10 heavy fine wool twilled Long
Shawls new style); 10 do basket do new style);
IL super soft wool Plaid shawls; 6 doz. assorted
plaid shaws; % doz. ass'd wool Comforts of every
variety OF style, for sale by
oct IS, '49 Parsons, Corr Parsons.
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Dress Goods.

TRECN silk warp cashmere de eccosse; plain
~ black alpaccas; changeable figured and striped
lustres; plain and corded Berlin cloths blue, green
and scarlet lionese; plain and fancy M. de laines
printed cashmeres; merinoes; extra black silk for
visites, with good supply of fringes and dress but
tons, at (oct rS) PARSONS, Copp Parsons
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QueenSWare.

IZNeenSWare.
IN sets white, blue and assorted granite plates;
AeDO 500 sets assorted common teas;
500 sets OF plain and blue edged common plates;
15o sets assorted granite teas;
100 doz. assorted common and granite bowls; to.
gether with splendid assortment oftea ware, etc.
ETC., etc. just received and for sale by Il
oct IS, ls4s WI COOLDAUGH 4 CO
DURE LIQUORS: one Cask A. Signett X Co.'s
l brandy:'l cask genuine Otard pale brandy;
casks 4th proof Cogniac 81, + do
cask pure port wine; bills American brandy;
do HolaDd Gin; for sale BY
oct IS, 1S49 w F CooLBAuGH 4 Co
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50 i MN LOU i So
J. NJ. McFADIN. JAMES MACK0Y.
ii. MI. MCE9dim & IN.

GENERAL, Produce, Commission and Forward
~ ing Merchants, No. 40 Levee street, st Louis,
Mo. IWill give personal attention to, and will
make liberal cash advances on Consignments for
sale here or shipments to our friends,
James Connolly 3 CO., New Orleans; A. C. Far
well & Co.. Boston; w. S. Smith 4 Co., Philadel-
phia; John McFadenA co.., Pittsburgh; Taylor &
Odiome, Cincinnati; Smith 4 Shotwell, Louisville.
St Louis. Feb %. l65o-6m Nc & Co.
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-N"a'h ~ ~ > y VII
500 ton luniata iron,
IaG0 kegs do nails, T.
1900 lbs cas-. ard shea, steeI
lGUe Do En- gitsh blister do
2DC0 do a. blister do
COCO do German do
$50 set elliptic sTrit.s, ass !
iGG0 do common axlcs,
SEQ do half patent do
eco kegs wrought nuts,
SEQ do pressed spikes,
sG0 do assorted nvets,
eco crow bars,
sir0 lbs harrow teeth,
. co DO Smiths s.edEes,
loC0 do mousehoie unvIts,
COCO do log chs ms,
II assorted bellows,
2500 lbs solid box VICES,
COCO do lard screws,
p set tire irons,
sGA1 los wrought washes,
alta do mail. coach irons,
:Gt0 40 do kettle ears,
1000 do do strap hinges,
10 ton castings,
90 platform scales,
% letter copying presses,
I0chuIch and $. boat bells
sou dor. Lippencott axes,
leo do Collins do
50 do ear enters h,tch'ts
$50 do roll'd spades&sho,
100 do hammered do do
100 DO polished steel do
5000 feet machine cards,
Ali of which viii be Sc
ed paper. fSt
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DR. MYERS

Saysapart1a, Wild Cherry ard Ddndehon compound.
Have you noticed, we know you have,) the ex.
element created by the recent introduction to our
midst of DR. Myers Invaluable oSarsaparila Wild
Cherry and Dandelion?'' The proprietors say truly
that it differs in composition from common sspuri.
flying medicines" and 10 our senses ii Is at least
three times as strong as the strongest OF them.L
We are hearing constantly of most remarkable
cures performed by it all the States and those,
some of them Of diseases for which you might ~
well take soapsuds as simple sarsaparilas.' Liver
complaints the most obstinate, Diseases ofthe Urls
nary Organs. Coughs, &C. &C., in fact almost any
complaint that medicine can cure, are quelled ~
the magic like virtues Of this skifu combination,
We have taken two three bottles and We speah.
from experience. Never felt better in our lives
and that, through all this sickly season when nine
men out Of ten sick and the tenth tailing."
Would you be we'll 60 and do likewise; get bottfr
and ryit. Sold By L. Burnaps BurIin gon feb .3s
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THE AMERICAN LIVE SIUCA a.
REINSURANCE COMPANY ~
f1lgter Unlimited:--Cranted January "a, 1907.
CAPITAL $4,000!
For the In urance Of Horses, Maies, Prize BUS,
neep and Cattle, 81 every description, against the
eoubined risks OF
Fire. water. Accidents and Disease.
x1pLOsses paid in 30 days after proof Of death.
-DIREcToRs-
jc,sph G. Bowman, John Wise,
- Decker, n. D., Alvin w. Tracy,
Iupe Mass, Hon. Aoner I. Ellis,
cssvs D. Hay, Ab'm Smith.
Hon. Thomas Bishop.
JOSEPH G. BOWMAN, Fres't.
IL wnlTxEY, Secretary.
VIZ BUaTcH, Treasurer.
Nscsaass, n. JOHN G. FOoTE, Agent,
arch -, lS6O-ly Burlington, Iowa.
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.NH7a MUSIC!--Miss r. A. WHITE, being de-
IIssy sirous OF obtaining pupils for Instruction
NE1e upon the Piano, and in Singing, takes this
~ method ofinforming the citizens of Burling-
ton that she prepared to give in the same
For further particulars enquire OF f. E. GAY,
Druggist, Jefferson street. march %, ,5O-lm
HIDES WANTED.
I WILL pey the very highest rates in cash for Dry
Il and Green Hides all who have Hides to dispose
OF will do well to call and me before disposing
of them elsewhere. (mar27) RSADAMs, Main St.
Leather! Leather!
I HAVE received from my Tan Yard in Ohio, a
first rate assortment of Leather of all kinds viz:
kips, Caifskins. Upper and Sole Leather, Harness,
Birdie and Skrting do, which will sell at Cincn-
natl prices for cash. GEO. ARMSTRONG
Burlington, march %, 1850
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Hardware.
nj ILL and cross cut saws. axes; AIDES, handsaws,
WI trace chains, locks, latches, butts, screws,
shovcls, spades, shovels and tongssteey ,pock
ct cutlery table culery,tea and table spoon ,draw
ing knives, waters, tacks etc, ETC.. comprising
large and well selected stock Of fancy and staple
hardware, just received and for sale by
oct Is, ls49 w CCoLBAUsH Co
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Have Your Life Insured. - -. =
The undersigned having been appointed Agene
; for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company OF ~
Louis, 10 nnw prepared to receive proposals fros,
such as may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives of others. All information gratis. .p..
I7"Offce over the store Of d. NJ. Ewing Co.
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. B. EWING,
July 10, Ie4e-N 80 Agent.
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6 cases circular saws,
6 do mil! 60
s do cross Guido
$50 Coz haySuunure forks,
500 do German and east
steei PICKS. -.
Ieo DO iroa mech cast ste 81
hoes,
100 do iron rakes.
lcf0 box coffee mills,
lGG0 do sanRhrhy mills,
1000 dog novelty tocks, Nos.
l,o and 2,
lcta do thu NIB IaGhes,
1890 do drop DO
TO gross c2storS, 49,
ECO Matches 'eouuteI scales,
2Go Adams's tea 90
50 rotary No. - dc
10 Adams's flour do
20 ire proof SAFES,
5D daz pa int NJ lie MOI %,
Ic0 grossst'mboa,drop bolts
5nG do do drops,
SEQ do DO hoohsauj
staples.
SEQ doz percussion caps,
$50 telegraph battery zines,
ltr0 dog scythe she aths,
500 boxes window glass,
ass'l,
SEQ do ass'u finishing nails
Goo DO do tacks,
100 kegs la,hins nails,
iCo 90 sad irons,
SO doZ tea kettles;
ID low for cash ur approv-
Louis, feb. al, iS5n-am
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NT0TlCI j. hereby given, that the partnership
In hesstoGore existing between Lantz & Ray, for
lAs manufacture OF French Bur Mill stones, deal
r il Doeting Cloth, man ufacture If Marble Tomb
o0ass, etc.,is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
An persons indebted to the firm OF Lantz & Ray,
seGidine II the State OF Iowa, Illinois and Wiscon-
e, will please make immediate payment to Har-
VI Ray,jr., who alone is authorized to collect the
ans, cad who will pay all debts Of said firm in
~ States. JESSE LANTZ,
ARLINGTON, march %, sbO-ct HARVEY RAY, Jr.
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fHAWK-EYE BROOM FACTORY.ER
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
THE Subscriber has now under his entire con-
troll the above named estabi shme n and is pre-
pared to fill all orders in town and from distance
for Blooms BY the Wholesale and Retail. He war
rants his work and materials TO be OF superior
quality, ard confidently refers to those who have
used Brpoms of his manufacture for proof.
T7-The Factory is for the present at the north
end Of Main street (dec 20, 'io) d. w. BURTON
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NEW GOODS! / NEW GOODS!!
THE subscriber has just received from the Eas-
L tern cities, and is now opening large and weI
selected stock Of isg
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, !. -
to which the attention Of purchasers is respectful
ly invited. ALFRED CLARKE
Burlington, oct. 4,l64s = IN.
WTANTEn: an kinds Of Merchantable Produce,
w for which the highest market price will be
paid in Cash or Goods, if wanted.
oct 4, 40 ALFRED CLARKE
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PLANK RoAD-TO CONTRACTORS.
THE Board of Directors Of the burlington and Mt
L Pleasant Plank Road Company. solicit Propo-
sails for grazing, draining culvering aud bridging
three miles OF the Plank roa commencing at mil
post marked to B. short distance TO the eastward
of John Pierson. Jrs house, and ending n mile post
marked 4 to b, four miles from Burlington and near
w. D. McCash's house. This portion Of the road
win be let either in separate contracts of mi lie
each, or the three miles together. For speeiica-
tons aud other particulars. apply 10
THOMAS HEDGE, Secretary OF
Burlington. march 81, lS50-tf Plank Road Co.
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Hydropa'hy or Water Cure.
IUST recsired, the following works on ssWater
j Cure;'' Johnsun's results Of Hydropatty;.
Francke's Theory and Practice Of Hydropathy;
Wa:ar Cure in America; Water cure fer Ladies;
do do by DR. Shew; Water cure hyDr Rausse,
do do IN every known disease;
do do errors Of physicians and others in;
For sails at ABaAHAMs' Burlington Book store JEFF
lesson street. {msrch -, 1850
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CARD.
HARVEY RAY, Jr., takes this method of an
IL nouncihg that he continues to carry on the for
ner business Of Lantz Ray, and that all orders
viii Be thankfully received and promptly attended
70 at the old stand, on the corner Of Main and VAL
~ streets, Burlington, Iowa.
IS march %, 1850 HARVEY RAY, jr
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r. DOE. assorted Shoe Brushes, for sale by
" march Fl, $50 FALLANr
/ ETTER and CAP PAPER, also Wrapping do,
I for sale by INCA 23, '50} KlMBALL co
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"a THE undersigned haze now on their prem
- iSes, two and half miles west of Buring-
a-> ton, on the Agency Road. 10000 APPLE
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fJNHE subscribers want 10 purchase Ten thousand
l. Muskrat Skins, fer which liberal prices will be
eiven-also, Deer skins, and all kinds Of Furs, IS
Raccoon, otter. Mink, Wiaca, and Fox.
march a. 1850 J. SrURGIS h SON
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Arrived.

ship Catherine, Edwards Amsterdam, April 27h, mise
TO scfuhard a q. DnaTd $500
shio FOREST Queen, Loyeu, Liverpool nise to Atkins
Co. The u IN coming up ms monng when Ia no
Narrovs Henry Freeman, OF PhttelphlA while Ia ths
sct Of clearing he suchor fell overload and was drown
ed TIE quarter boat was got OUT bl hs sinK before ney
reached hin
Ship laesnp, Bennett Newt Orleans, 10 d. cotton, nc, to
ssip aeara, Bennett New Orleans p days cotton, &e
snIp Lsrs1sou Gaskn, Shields, % dlye, coal, &c, to
BHc-y vnya,ou. %,
mdzs and lC7 passengers - COX s-iLn-
Bark Actress B Murphy, Havre, A. de, chalk ard lend
ard 81. uasseI gcrs 30 II Bfeine.
Bark Clarence, (Br McDonou2h Galway, 81 g, Ia BAL
lsst aud TO- paasepgers TO Rough
Bah Waller. (8rem) B1cner Bremen 80 d. Ia ballast to
Psysrsedt6 Schumacher. al pssssngers
BARK Enoym.cn, (B) Cordengley, Newcastle Eng, 80
Bs,S hopang. CLARK. Malnzas, Nav u H. sugar &c, to
Read. sailed IN company with b. ship NJ nerva, for
glasgow. -
sorrs 10 Peck LymHn
Big Triton Long Para, . d., india rubber &c, 10 II Il
Big Harlequin, Br) Brown, Hun 50 days, mdse and 81
psaepgers - 4 Meyer.
Big Virgin 4, (of BahmoreL Cooper, Por. au Prince,
IA d. $4,000 lbs logwoOd TO Rossir- 4 Co Len u 3
sleeps Albany. Cap, Randolph fois.own German
town and I Steamer Vixen.
Brig Helen + Ryder. (of Provluceown) Ryder, Ponce.
PR IA d. sugar and noasses, 10 rk. SD IN with
Pesrse dg for Boston; BARK Douglas for Bslh soon.
Sch Union. BLchlin. Thomaston, a.. zinc.
Sch Celese, (Sr) Harris, 81 Johns, No 10 days, grim
stones, To master.
Sch adrsn Osborn Norfolk, days, mdIe to sturges,
Clearmsn Co.
sAILRD-siearoshp Washington, Floyd for souihamp-
ton and Bremen; ship EmigrGnt for Bremen.
BELow-Bark circassisn, % days rom glasgow, to
Woodruff brig
wIND-Msy ~, at sunrise s, meridian ;, ni N,
and frest.
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Sposrn. &c.

No GATE Pas Of Hais-fss SW, distant 20 miles, bark Ma
- Lowell, Ci ani from Portland. bouni 70 Havana
40 date, lat % 81 ou IS 20 sed tbs foemss VI schr,
itl W; appeared % have bee hut short time n tDe w
painted green above ID" vecges about ti riches
circumference IN The pas had piece Of zinc above
re gooseneck hsri snd sprssred 10 he abOut ten Ret
from the partners 70 tn ksson; ha had iron hoop al the
teol but II was Oh.
Nav ~ Ia, 50 = lop = Passei steamship City Of GAs
cow hence for Glasgow.
ssy iah lat 50 Is long p 45 brig MGhOmet of Charles
usy To- ai q SO, len 81, bark swill from cors 6r
Nav lat % N lon IS so W, Br bark Wave from Dubnr
for kew.NOrk -, ~, -. nm "A,
ships stguding to the ecsiwsrd ,,.,,. 49, %
Nav Is lat 40 So Ion % 30 exchen sed NC OF
sbip Mauilla-had l0st uO'ntopgs lsut masL -.
NAV "a lat 80 81. long ~, tby 0rg heen hyuerJ So
UeIen Elizabeth, Is olE Chesapeake did ho' ie~iu
where bound 80 , -. 49,, e,,,een
lof Newbury port, from Nor cans, for Bremen, MN
Nav IA lai ST. long g. hafk Adelaide sandiaE ia Y
from NatanEas for Fa'rnc uih, Eng ,,.-.. -.
ami ~ no lat &C. ship Chss Chsloner, Tnonpsonhom
Liverpool for New.O - III, s-.,,.- r. n,
NAV Isl OF Georges Banks, Brem ship Schiller, for Ba.
hnoTe. -, ~ -. O. -,
Norfolk for 81 johns, PR.
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iFroru our Correspordepl !

PHILADELPHIA, May -4rrred-Ships Euxne lBrl
Livingston Lyerpoo Spartan 5r) harhesd London Ter
~; Marie Louise, (aussan) Wencke Bremen osrks Lyra
X, gton. Havana; LevsnL Hewi Caroenss bngs Car
lam. Flowers Moysgusz Lelca, Larkin, 81 Jonn NIB;
HsHspor tBrl Holmes Windsor, Ms; frances Jane, A.
exander NewYofk; schs Jacob Raymond Bourne Char
ton; October Byers, Gloucester, Mass James Fisher
Anderson, New-York John Jones, Smith Providence;
Rcio Casio NewYork; Globe NickersOp, Boston; Emma
Russy, Weeks, Norfolk Ganges GIBBS, New Bedford;
Belle, Chase, Buehll, Me- Mary Tur5ele, Baynir "
Yors; Saunders, Herman savannah BeDjg Reeves,
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