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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-12-22

: CHIcKENf,oT pR.--Take q full grown
chicken or fowl; cut itas for stewing orpis
rinse it incold water and putisin q stew.
psn, witbhot water to cover it: add half
pound ofssalt pork, cut in thin slices. if
liked, or large teaspoonful of salt; lett IL
boil gently for halt an hour. funless it is
a young chicken. when it need not be par.
boiled, take off the scum; make pie or
pot pie crust; make it rather more than
half an inch thick; line sides only of din
ner pot; (f it itextends too low down it will
burn.) Put the meat in the bottom; take
piece OF butter the size of large egg.
and cut 1t in small bits and put it over the
meat; not half as much butter will be re-
CURED if pork is used; dredge it white
with flour; put in the water from the stew
pan. and if it does not reach nearly to the
top of the crust, add more hot water; Law
skewers across the top; roll out the paste;
reserve enough to cover the pie; cut the
remainder in small squares and drop them
into the pie, then put on the top crust;
cut slit in the center and cover the pot.
Set it over moderate FIRE to boil gently
for three quarters of an hour; then take
a fork and tay the top crust; if it is done
take the pie up:-O. Farmer. , az.
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Ocean steamers.
Passenger Sailed

L. ,on,, ,,,,, q, tiperpNichOlas Carter Manchester
Dr. Geo D. Wood Philadelphia Mr.. : Le~, Ten I' and I d a.
ES2'; Sf TGy A sais
Abel Mis- Mary MI psI cS, ToI v9:T e. f
@ Nam Mi s.q n Nd Nd M ed
Mi Smo AH s6 F h an ny Mr. and Mrs Bald
Pepesl tPin a. l Bruce SS9fl;GG & a
bs Mr. h s Hsa hSn Ess
PDs Rs Rev Dr. Tying N Nyen H JOrol9an y Lndey
gss ST Il soa Fs'%s Ghs s,?
ns Va Felix S esS? SPAN Martin F pdseGr
c. Xns Chill NJ Cavo Penn; De MOnco%5e France f. BeT-
n 2 Kidy Providerce w W Door Phsdephia H. Den
~ b. e d5lSR esmsS Mcaea w. Rev Miller
Baltimore Miss Msth Antonio and Lennsain Chill A. Ham
faEsI 6 Siiy 's cs dTs svn Dublin
lady Iowa Mrs Marvel GCne cSa M,s T. Lar2TS
Eank ktiser Lewis and LADY Hartford Hon
Feck Germany NJ Newman France NJ. Felt
fT I seS @ Reese PhSepha Mr. M&r
Mr. and Ms DAVIS Ohio Lewis France Jno MaTshs Mobile
LSFc,te Miss Natur " Ca,n sullivan Miss H,TL'p3 Nj,
i PF p SsO Bn,e ep Mrs ' Bo% G II sd do Her
London r. w De Cogrsey Cant Morgan Edward Eyre
epe Mafa fcrds waling Geo J. Gaisden france Jas
P'Cummnss f. Pastor, NY-TOtal 49, Specie s@l4' d.
Passengers Arrived
chic %s.teT . Cont ~ cs Jod nf e1lo
Shs; Gordon AIKEN Hope .u HOPE ,,, Miller o VIZ
Roche L. CsS1one H. Walton Messrs Benrer Crown
disco Tibbetts Ltmesu H. Douglass shaw Don C4mra Balls
Johnston W. Evsns L. Mason and wife Newstsd and SON.
Mr. Broughon wife and cndn Nh Bam
ford t. r Breech Strong L. Viner and WIFE Hardy Wale
Mrs Hunter and five Children tayiOrd Cha
Wizard Mcdonald McCuloch NJ Turner Miss e. Brown Ander
SON CIonk Ihos Ferguson and four children Mrs
Rsgs Thompson and wife, b Maney Nm bianey,
VIM Boston Spencer HahtE Brennan Cnchton Thomas PEARL
f. Todd Wallace Rev Black Broh NckrsOn aud Mrs BIeary
IN seanthip Black Warrior from HdtdnoL s. Pond lady and
child +. Comus Kraft. Magno A. Perez D. dc Leon
Ipscee any child and servant Dances and two Children
bacon Tucker s. Harris Miss L. Sbey Mrs L. Tinker and
three CHILDREN H. Mldmay and Mrs f. Abrsqnd aud
SON Cebelo Lobauos c. Robadoq M La Lent R1a and
sasvor Eauron Equio r. Roua lady and child NJ Souls,
Dan,z C. GTaiD Suariquds Mrs c. Madnga Miss
Madriea Miss A. Rosea Martinez A Finegen, Jesse VI. Par
ras Careers Quesada lady and child Larada d. Du
rand and adv and servants NJ Perez Luran
A. C. Munrda A Andfado Arrange and lady Miss r. Moline
Children Mrs H. Herring and child A.
Jeymel Hzotz T. Bonner H. Miller, l.. Luciano, II. Lee,
BARON Brandenberg Mrs +. More and child.
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Disasters, &c.

ofaltmore, from Htvre
York went night about 20 miles east of Fir,
,d Iht She with French goods and has 200
on hoard The toboa left Saturday ng1t for her re-
lief 40
the Dghton on "Wednesday whcn caused heF 10 leak
yrould 20 up the 10 lsJ ashore, 70 repair. -,
Watson, from Smyrna Tor Boston, put INFO VI
l C u damage by being contact with
atvfsfe Beearc Islands , 1855 -. =,
Orleans totally ost h ut rect about ~ miles west OF y ~
Pass OF the Mississippi Crew saved Nothing whver saved from
,t wreck Cart Wiley first officer and two SICK DO"
Yellow fever. when the brig went ashore
Pp AIES olmes Cardena for Boston
tie h inst o. - IS fell with bark j. T. SOuth1rd
OF Rchnond al sails st before reported abandoned her
f1reo light running ugsins blocks boat aud cabn
nure consisting of bureau chairs &c II the weather hd been
moderate could have saved cables and anchors
LAEGE CLuPPER with loss OF fore and mizen topg,ant
,,ss tspdug W BY s. with small gt yellow
sed 18th nit is 81 s lon. 81 90 by the brig Sea Foam
Pbaiepha THE Golden Racer which sailed from BolOn jan Sh
had streak and she had u
bable she crank and had sent those mastsd0wnl
RR1c PRATT. Havana from Philadelphia experienced
rorh weather the 9Th March the second VIM Gh
of f. the foop and so badly injured that he died
after. e------, ~ -,
ERIC TANGENT from Duarcotta for Savannah into Norfolk
seH8 josas Smith from Wilmington n before reporte
NeYork laden with naval cotton &c went ashore beow
Suye 8th inst had throw oil deck load VIII
,ipgton 9Th Fayetteville with FIVE feet
the hold from g. W Davis agent for the underwriters that
the balance hiss been saved but slightly DANCED This
vessel will 20 the ways for repairs.
BR SoHR Ross Londonderry for Portland with
per knees ay ashore Little River
the h INST 1t thought she would be go; of after
dscharglng deck load.
LARGs VESSEL painted sht color apparently ship
500 tn Saturday last about 2j
T. OF Cape Cod BY fishing schr q. W. Rogers EdgsTtOwn
Echo of Ellsworth before reported IN contact was towed In
to by fishing chr Anna Friday dsmasied with loss Of
arr of deck
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK
Cleared.

seamships- Alabama Ludlow Savannah s. L. Mtchi Marion
Berry Charleston Spofod eston Co.. Roanoke Cavendy Nor
folk &c. Luolam Pleasants. - $50
van towards Charleston, Thos Wade Creole Pierce NewOr-
l,aps r. Eclipse Hamilton, Francisco Tho Warie.
Baks-Robert Mills MNar Galveston Husey Murray; Gov.
Briggs Parker New.0rean w, Ewe Cos Roube Benson,
Masnza Lepapto Sewe Marseles Duh Co Raceorse
ker Isaac Moses Bros Martha Clark Katn, Rio JaDero
4 J b. Thompson - $50
Bg-Roseway Belle (Br AckeI Norfolk James Brsine Geo
Otis Rico j. T. Schambeg; Santiago Briggs Penam
bnco M NJ Freeman Cuhnoc Iewry, Cirdenas Ladd
Church Msrhsn Ryder Savannah H. H. Talman Co.. Toledo
Henmngway Trinidad Cuba White Co; Ornoco Nash
Crenss Thompson Bunter Rush. Leach Trinidad de Cuba Mes
NTH 4 Sons Sussnnah, (Br Peterson St Johns NF
schu-Fuma Haforc Philadelphia Jas Hand Brooklyn Beae
John F0er& Stevenson Star NiGkers2n Phladephie
Mckee T. Mayhew Spencer, Sagua Mayhem Tabot& Coz f.
Lewis Berry Portland s. w Lews st Stephen Shadck St. Ste
phen n n b. r. De Wolf; Mary Glars Cheever, Jereme
Buck Elcot Dssoswsy, Baltimore johnson Lowden
Lopg Boston master Eyerglad Rsmsde Georgetown
Brett Nose Wave limos Wilmington Sampson Mayhem
Co; Wacott Boston Dayton Spgue; Sterling Br) Bar
ker St John NIB, T. L. d. X de Wolf Gordon Hardy,
soop-Home Fordham, Philadelphia Van Bun Saght; Hay
French Providence maser America Sturges Providence
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From our Correspondent
larril1~ 4rrired-Steamships City Of Manches

1,rb lvrfiooi: Us7cy Bennett, t1ari'uon sl1 arm o
III San Fr5Lcoo bsrks liz May Bo'on Nen@zlela w
Cnieio; brig MOaee itncoC e lden
. lIen Csrburv London; Mary A. Rowland Ryne Nev'
Nnrv HliaTd SMYRNA J. W. Lntsay, Lewis tharesfon
t,srfs Ward Corun Dell Sarah Lasinih Carter sad H.
u: susan do. Do; Sheppard DENLY DO doi 'rl N
p' Smith, Norfolk; Eva, Garw0Ot
pl,ropth y : seaport, Price, Hamilton. y C. - 49,
5Cref steamships City Of Boston, lh91d boson s1
7,i pnhuord; Delaware Cores Newfork banks \ )" Ain1
Seps rean; Elm TAYLOR, Boston, briS' Cnton f2w
A.vood Wilmugton y C.; chIs julia .i@i
St1rson do do Flower Fields Baltimore Two Br1h,r,
serrrdsa NJ A Rowland, Rayuer New, YORK; W.
Re Rsyne Fudora mogene. Palmer Hartford Sq.in ols-
j. Robinson, Boston; Pangsset,
1 Tov barge Frsneer Cannon, jersey City; steamers Cayu
- Wil.on New.Y ok: California. Ihler, Baltimore.
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Fnanrial.
INDIANAPOLIS

&COA O0n PERU and INDIANAPOLIS I;
yFRTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS.
we offer for sale at reasonable $4,000 OF the per cent
LIST Motsase Convertible Bonds Peru and indianapolis Railroad
Company. 4.
Forty miles Road lying between lndanapos and rpon
o,nn.eS and in operaon Madison Road operates the
ue The residue Of the Peru 81 miles Will De conpie'ea
and in operation by the LIST of November next
The entire will when completed ana eiPpe"' ~
81 2ooOoo 100000 ur r s.h, q,
The available stock subscription is $4,000 The mossse eo
but 5000 COO all, above being part thereof Inc h
no. the debt nth
This Road located connecting at
the Madison to which it is direct extension
the other roads there centering. NO.,
AtPeru Il connects ineects with the Wabash sne I'' ~
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s,b, CompEance Sears Boson, 4 d. rndse. to
scbr BrNy Lowell Boston. d. mdse bound 10 Albany.
Sch, Oliver H. Perry Bullock Rockand de- line
sloop Republic soue New Bedford d., oil bou ID to Albany
BELOw-shp Andrew Foste Hoberton I'm. Lv rpoo
Ieopshltnt mast
Shin iftonI ngersoll. New. Orleans.
ship Viola. Whitney. New Orleans
Ship Conn BOuele Liverpool.
ship John Spear. Spear, Havre, March 3.
BAk Benjamin Adams, Branscomb, from Il West Indies
Ship Sea Duck, Havre, &c days.
WIND-During the day from \. F., with
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Nv telegraph.

posrcN anil IAN ships AmaTanln I'm Calcutta, Dec p
oSc Do jan bart Joseph Fish, Aplaeheo,' Union and Bag
' Piroe Couetit0r. rD glasgow Anon (>cih am
$500 Nail and Philadelphia; kl'e Foster Gnayama; In
- WSnder,r NeyYo - d. shr Mary r. Par'on' TOR DO
u'e Also arr Henry Atkins fm ardenA ieos .ni .
I,own Pssauresin ship Niobe from cAcuta-W H. "hte,
vo,t and DR. W Palmer OF BALTIMORE
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s7 do Hama sdo Ezra Butter $50 do Apples M bales Hay
n pkfs and sos sides Leather, 600 bags Data
Nv Net Railroad for The peek31 pkEs Butter 10 DO
Cheese DO Feathers 10 bales Hay % do Leather 80 do Eggs 81
Larl Ham chnndlle
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Conc, March 2-A the oronnbo Pro'pno fR Few orle'n.
noe damage 10 ship and shdsk OF injured
with The Am bari Sarah Ann Or which a. tran
sr.o Of the Abbott Lord put IN az condemned here
her rsssse T Newi OH I'm bo''s' wa DC ready 10 pceed To-
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AsHEs-The market quiet for Pearls at s. So Pots are selling
SSTToN livery am LOO bale. sold to-day a. full prices
ae. Of state and Western Flour The ppns demand limited
% s nd s A%s 5 are DSs tbs. The pub
heavy Sales Of zoo se at g 49, The sales Of Western Canal are
s mixed fancy Michigan good ohio
s1d
Tor and g. os uPens Conn Ms sey S
GRAN~our market for Wheat easier under the unvoabe pr
ss 'sDSe, y ,e Sa@ Ies more oasrss Sss Of &
sood Ohio 81 20 Barley quiet g d6 Rye and
soO S' al S and h es s s1 Of osd
Western 4SsSe sqd Jersey slaso Corn plenty and
iscc bush ssOssis uu.1ad shd Sew Orleans: Si for
Southern mixed 6edee for southern and Jersey yellow aud 60
S.s sss .l R good S 5S,sf s% Sd1
fR6vsIoNsA good demand toI Pork and prices again bet.
ss SaSs'9. dss SIS
saie. .sis. q 10 Ss County, Ness SEQ
ss P,snss ee's 'ss . .5 P% fan B Han: are
i4 ihds a6ic Shoulders. slGsic for Hams Lard
and Il sSss go si.9: ;sass
plenty and pss ''eI the S. e. cs s.sy 81 s gS and ~ for
nss ssy .Rp @ sSs.G Or s Si:
Ts.Ss sss siisS heavy 81 s5S
MOO sDs pos on , saS Pe1s
were sold at full previou. prices Al sale.
Markets. 49,. Reported BY Telegraph
Providence April active demand during the week
Advancing the market closing firm Wool There little
more aet, the market and prices without ehsrse sales for
the week 1850 bs PAINTING CLorHsThe market closed brisk
VIII better feelings sales for The week u so pieces
ChkEsTos, Apni 6 l853-CorToN- sales to-day, foot
sold Al lie. -''' ''
d r rsae'pns Markets. SATURDAY, April 10, p. NJ
were ss. sstS %T sGpy for rsovs shipment bills
ss sps%s S ssssfsss: and ms :, e % Ss,s S
S s py ~ re rsssrs aud bakers qsosions la
IS s,i end the latter 81 bb quote the former d
There Isl good demand for WsyAr, a Ia mn A. -, 49,.
Pennsylvania white I'd e sao.i slss go
Z, dernand Sf0h
In OATS nofnber yeow so'o
Liserroo dull. rate, eIo'tea
.lns White squa Kate Hayes state ,r oa nal Inc
eb for San 10 TO 30 the ,a,s o
sI;,n,rs and 50 by other yessels " W 'no
demand and eco bbls sold
221Qze
Receipts Of Produce. ........Apsu 1s
IN ye,t. Rrey Boats--Eo receipts on Saturday
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White Wing. for Orleans 9th inst la p a.
go 81. ship Mesmoreland for Liverpool.
April 80 60 l5 ship steering W. showing
white gnGl with black ball I'M -
March 20 lat as %, bark Pnesz Pus fun Liverpool
New-N ork
March 49, 49, bark Maria Theresa (Bels) FIN Antwerp
Mafcn a. lat 49, w, Brem bark Louis from
March lat 81 NJ lon So Laura perhps Lorenzo s
bine) m Boston IF 49, for Australia.
March H. lat a. lon g. ship Rso fin London for New York
April ~ lat Al s. NJ lon g. 3 w. ship Wisconsin, Scott FIN Lon
don, for New.iork.
April r. lat NJ Ion GO g W. ship Hero n Liverpool for
wit and
and others
assistance
blue with white
Jan z lat Is S. w, ship Leodes Robbins FIN Boston
6, for Australia. .
Feb lat. N, lon Y bark X Adams Sherman fn. New
March IS lat 40 g. lon. i3 W. BIZ bark Falcon I'm Newport E.
for Nev-Bedford.
March H. lat a lon S. Sea Nymph (Br f Newcastle E.
March e. oil Waterford ship Ocean Queen Matthews Liverpool
for Boston.
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York, for the week ending April l5 1888.
12piss Baskets 81 6ls Books s7O76 do Bottles sl96
ii do Brushes t 81 do Buttons Sl42
5tdo China Clay s2 q do China Ware M ll2 do Cigars Sl2-
$40 Dg Plates do Agols Drugs $3.50 81 do Arrow Root
e63l lido As seed S92 do Bsam Peru $685. 1877 do Bleach
Powders sS lido Bronze do 49, 100 do Bcsrb Soda 50 $50
do Bonx 81 92 SCI Sg CaDthsrdes S9 s. do
l6l 10 do Essences S, do, Essencs OILS St ~ do uta
Arabic sSS S do Cum Copa $3.50 l2 do Gum Senegal S5
zdo Harlem OIL s3 do Lemon juice S73 10 do Luorce Paste
4I5l 10 Lquoice Root s5l MaGdeT $4,000 % do
$7tH q DO Qunne 8 $50 Il do Reg $685. do
SS67 2e DO Soda Ash 81 400 Sulphur SlG6 DO Sumac
$50 do Vanilla Bears e6 Is do vedg 81 $50 10
do Ensrevings S5 do Fans S6 Aewiye SoO 2s Do
HezrnR e9 $50 DO Maekerel S62i t7O Sardnes do
Flax sS "a do FuIs SIS AL 1s DO Almonds s2el2
tS47a lCH do Plums S42ll. $40 do Walnuts $3.50
seq Glass Ss do Plated Glass 50 do Plated Mare
S2s9 81 DO Hair SL7 IS GO Hats s. 1873 IS Iatters Goods
SiSic4 do Music Do Jewery SGOsl do
Leather IS do Boots and Shoes & S IFS Dressed skins
SASS do Undrtsscd Skins s89 ~ do. Ale SlQl2 2 10
Brandy S6l7o loo 10 CorGes SSH S8 do Gin SS6 Dc do Rum
&G do Copper Bare S do Percussion Caps Slsi2 DO
Sbeathng SIS So edo Nickel 81 o S5 us Iron SASS Pin
Iron s7ei 1885 bars Rarosd Iron SSi 1906 packages
Sheet Iron $3.50 10 do. 81 97 Cutlery, 81 do IS 535
HardW s5S $50 Nails sLl6l 10 DO Needles si42
S.ddery 1874 do Wire, 81 2 $40 do Lead Co.
Plated Ware toC6 do Old Metal sS4 4o7 do Steel ss
SEQ do Mares Gesse g. Cos III Lnseed OH Is % 1900 Olive Oh
A. do Pants S6 IL DO Pager s IS do Paper sngns
o. do Porte Mounaes % 49, 708 Pickles a 95 10 Platter
$l2l 81 Rags e54 DO Sail Cloth S2S7 766 do salt sta92
Css 60 III do Pepper so2 8 do Sponge s22 II do Station
IS 2e 1896 do Sugar SSS72 70 do Taow slab 1877
Tea $50 ole 1900 do Tbs S5 So do Tobacco SIS 10 do TOYS
$2tS IS do Watches Si46 4425 Wine s95 95 Champ
6SS SOC do MAHOGANY Is do Satin Wood Si72 1870 Wool
do Waste Wool a. S IS do Gotten SIS 80 do Other
Imp. Its q .S5. Total value 81 s2s5oo.
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tailed information desired will be furnished .ppaoa to d.
scriben-Sew-YOrk. April !. 1858
wISsLow. LANIER Il Co, No aw.s
$3OOO.OOO s h0As Of On n. 1 I,s M6o,.RTGAsE
RAILROAD COMPANY. ~As
This Company will proposals tire 10Th 70 N, L..
June for three millions Of dollars Of Con.src,o,
be thousand ard FIVE hundred dollar. .h
q, office Of the Company the CITY OF SewYork on s
April 1875 with coupons attached for tins payment Of p,,
sane place annually, a. Of Aprl and lat of o.
each year, the rate of per cert .nnun.
These Bonds secured by first AID oaly moyr. 20
the whole branches 704 miles in and
Of land in the vicinity OF the road granted BY cOasr, %
The whole road is under contract, and large ors
peted by h January sDd the remainder Of the ent - co..
the wear 1854 About OF rails will be required ~ arg
and now constantly svLs
The whole Bonds which be issued under the
millions OF dollars Of which hage been Already
In Died states and on ron and other contrac Der ss
Bonds 5fsxx
none Of which have disposed ola eas hAn par A
The Company will to each subscriber this on Ao a,
shall be accepted the right subsrrbe three u. -
CspitSl Stock Of the Company, ueo shares e ~
Bold 3, s eco subscribed paid for by HIM aud like poo
larger smaller amount and proper Provisional Cer6c. =.
issued upon payment Of such nsalmer be reqc \, -
Directors not exceeding me ms neg called u hon &
The Company the night TO reedem any Of the Bs1s A.
time before maturity payment Of the amount thereof -
No nroposa will be less than and cOu
Ten ner cent of the allotted 10 each subscriber 49,
oulred on notice OF the Of his proposals. and the %
as called for by Directors exceeding monthly A.
subscriber may however at his option pay uPin full and rE
whose bd
in lien OF the per Bonds hereby offered 20 receive
Bonds Of the character respect those issued
London can of ofwhh and principal will "a,
able in Iondou four shngs and two pence sterling
dollar such Bonds will be Issued but in such the bsc
raued 10 nav the ins,sments London at the III
9s6 for each Bond $1,000 The stock appropriated each k
scrpon will be registered in London the
conditions as that registered there, preferred nstmep
being payable there at the rate Of exchange
al be n
stsllnent -, , rrrn.,,
Office f the Company 50 Wat, New York. ncosec. sealed
indorsed Proposals loan of IS 1000 90 of Illinois Central Ra
Company" ,.- Al, e..., -. 49,. ...,,
pany progress of the work. and all necessary relative
personally or BY order OF the Board Of Directors
ROBERT SCHUYLER Prest,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice Prest,
W. 7 BURIAL, Treasurer. Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, Com.
MORRIS KETCHuM,
JONATHAN STURGES, J
.York Anrl2n
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WIInlers.

Arr at New ship Oceen, Swain Ocean Taca
with 2co bbs Sperm 40 do Blacklist oil
Also or 53 ne bone from ship Rodnan Chas w
New Bedford Spoke March p lat M lon So % W. bark Kath-
leen Allen Bedford last FIN St Helena, with 40 bbs sp
so DO VIII on beard. Sent home 70 sp.
Robbins of bark Hope, OF New Bedford reports
Cape Town Feb 2 with $50 b6 So OIL for home
letter board bark Alice Frazier Tabor of New Bedford
reports Honolulu Feb TN Tahiti oil since leaving the
Islands Reports shortly after leaving Honolulu,
taken sick with the prevailing fever OF which
man named Bodies, o. Rochester died.
letter from Capt Tateh of bark Puln of NexBedford report
her NJ Cane Town FEB ready having filed with freight
Bailey Dartmouth with go bb' sp $50 do VIII OIL and
board (ent home 2 bb P The bone has been
letter from Capt Horghon ship Meunon Nantucket
ports Tacahuano Feb T. ready TOR sea- to sail day
The Nantucket Inquirer gays the report that the Aas Perry
tucket syostn FEB 49, bound aa repair being badly
berry written Valparaiso Feb 49, which that
he makes mention Of her being AID di
intend 10 return home under 2 years
letter fro apt Rckeon dated at San Francisco
r. reports the honolulu Of Swain
Bedford before reported lost on Manea lsand pursuit OF
the wreck and take forward such portion of the
cargo as might saved saved Captain Rckeon
ashore during cam and had with the been sold
purchased by the mate for the of $500 and
Capt the wreck they had succeeded in the
All At Table Bev Feb 20 Tucker Bailey, fn
18th. SD 18th, Helen Augusta West,
do Feb Is Bnchinia Tuck Providence Paine Tach of
New. Bedford Pearl, FORSYTH, New. London $500
K L. Barstow of Mapose at Porto Prlya Feb H. hal 80
fp. so blsckfsh. - ,.r,. .,,.
ports her at Feb. 20 Had shipped o7 bbs OF
by ship Tabe for NewBedod bound on of Shore
SpoEen-March 49, lat y s. long George Washington I'd.
wards of and for New-Bedsrd. 80
April of Mona Of Orleans 10 months with 100
on Guaao Feb 90 ship Constitution Winow Nantucket sp.
$50 whhad lost large whale from ALONGSIDE few days before
Heard of ship Henry Coleman OF Nantucket taken 200 Obs since
leaving CallAo.
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Philadelphia sfarkets.. !. s.vKp,y. AnrIIs pM
Receipts Of Produce

s. RAJ ye,fl Rirey Boats-Eo receipts on saturday
~ III, Bsl,oad4o2 bb Flour l66i 1--we i9gs 40 Calves
cse "a bills Ashes DO. Wool 59 DO Whisky SO do. Beef
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MINIATURE Almanac. THIS DAY.
Sets.......6 43 MooN-Ses 80 52m
" DAY.
Sandy Gov. Island O5a Hell Gate4 asa
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-29
FOR ROAD SUPERVISORS.

I most respectfully present myself as candi-
date for the Office of Supervisor of the Roads for
the first election district of Charles county, and if
elected thereto l pledge myself to spare no pains
to perform the duties thereof to the best of my a
bility. [sep 29] JOHN A. BOWIE.
would most respectfully present myself as
candidate for the office of Supervisor of the Roads
for the LIST election district of Charles county and
if elected thereto, | pledge myself to spare no
pains TO perform the duties thereof industriously.
faithfully and fully.
JOSEPH II. MATTINGLEY
sep tie
To the Voters Of the First Election District
| offer myself as candidate for Supervisor OF
the Roads in this district, and if elected viii dis
charge my duty faithfully.
sep 8-tf, THOMAS !. MlLSTEAD
We are authorized to announce Mr.. JOHN B.
CARPENTER as candidate for Road Superyi-
sor for the first election district
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