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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
The Latest fashion Of Hats
AT THE
Mascatine Hat Mandatory |!
SIGN OF THE
Red Flag with the White Hats:

CYpoSste SlesnS Lumber Yard.
NHE undersigned would most respectfully =
i announce TO the citizens of Musca,ine I -
and the surrounding. country that he has located
Of the corner Of Second and Pine streets, where he
WIN manufacture, to order. bats Of every grade aud
style--such as beaver, otter, moleskin, Russia and
all o,he, kinds OF Hats. He will, also, constantly
keep on hand an assortment Of Hote, so that per-
sons desiring good Hat can be accommodated a,
shy time. He has made arrangements TO procu re
the fashions from the East. as soon as they are
there adopted, and will at oil times be able 10 &C.
commodate his customers with the very latest
style.
Farmers will find il TO their interest to purchase
OF nim Tor all work ia warranted to give salts fac.
ton. He is determined to sell chesp for cash
adopting the motto "SmaA profits and quick re.
turns." GTAli kinds Of Furs taken in exchange
TOT nals. WIN: HESS.
Muscatine. June II, lS53-3m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
H. O. JONES,
Matchmaker & Jewaler,

; Second street, near Papoose Bridge.
MUSCATINE,
yXTOULD call the attention OF the citizens SA
w of Muscatine and vicinity 20 his well I6ii2
selected stock Of
WATCHS,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY.
Britannia md Plated Ware, Tea and Cefee Pots
Pitchers. CaadlestiGks, Castors, Tea and Table
Spoons. ~
CARD AND CAKE BAonEro
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS,
PORT MONNAIES,
And every article usually kept in the city jeO-
ehy stores
The above goods being purchased in the East
from the manufactures. will be sold OF prices which
will compare with ST. Lewis. or any other city in
the West. June II, 1893.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
I'm pOrtant

10 any Person wishing a Desirable Residence.
WILL sell at private sale the new br;cr H..
l on the middle twenty feet lot No. In 49,
No. 81. Size OF lot, twenty feet fronting On Th;.d
street and running back to the alley.
ne above being in the most central part of The
city, Is most desirebly located near the Pubic
Square, and is convenient to business. will Also
sell good brick House situated on the east. half Of
lot No. 3 in block No. 10. There is good stabls
attached to each OF the above lots and The proper,
Is all IN good condition. A purchaser NAV find .
rare chance Of obtaining desirable location e., !.
residence by applying early to J.MOLAR,
Corner I'd and Sycamore streets.
W Ac'nis very easy. February lS-tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

A Word TO FARNERS:
r HAVE established FARMERS Elk.
/ CHANGE, where will receive oil kinds of
country produce, and give goods in exchange. !
want
1000 bushels wheat, 1000 bushels corn,
1000 do oats, 1000 do potatoes,
1000 lbs butter, 100 dozen eggs
Chickens never refused, with the shell of, and
every hing else in the provision line vented, for
which ! will give the highest market price-one.
half cash and the balance in groceries.
IOHN n GORLEY, I'd street.
Muscatine, April ~, iaha
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
VIM. A. Nelson,
Wholesale Commission Merchant,
AND MANUFACTURERS AGENT,

NO. IL Locust street, bet. Nain and Lerce,
ST. LOUIS,
A GENT for Wheeling paper mills, Steubenylle do.
- New YORK Type Foundry, Cincinnati do, Cincin.
matt printing press mandatory n and Boston do
Lightbody's printers ink, Pittsburgh Flint Glas,
Works, do. Green DO, do. Window do. Wheeling
jlass Works Brighton bucket and tub factory. "Kro
hoard factory. N' " ''
:, Proprietor of the st. Louis improved Salamander
Fire Proof Safe Mandatory.
Iufchasers are requested to call and examine prices
as we IAN and WILL sell lower than any other hons,
in the West. J gaa e,, mep'o
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
iii. q, DC nison,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer and Commission Merchant

Corner Court Housequare, Penn. HuSe,
MUSCATTNE. IOWA,
MILL keep constantly on hand every article
w in the Grocery and Provision line, which
he will sell cheap Tor cash or produce.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
From the country will find to heir interest TO call
and purchase of me, as am determined TO sell at
the lowest figures
GJThe highest market price paid for produce
and marketing, in cash or trade
All orders promptly filled, and goods forwaded
with dispatch. ap8
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
=. II. Thayer,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

MUOCHITNE, IUVTHs
WILL attend to the practice Of Law IN the supreme
W and District Courts of the State. Prompt atten
ton paid to collections in Muscatine and adjoining
counties Land Warrants located. Real Estate bought
and sold. Also, Local Agent for the Washington
Union Insurance Company, Ohio.
sS Office on Second street, over Burnett's Book
store. June 3, l653-tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
They MUST Sell,

IIY assortment of LADIES', MISSES and
W CHTLDREN'S SHOES and CATERS
must be closed out, in order to make room for
more fresh ones. Prices LOWER than at any
other store in Myscafine.
June II, 1853. N. M. STONE, Agt.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
groceries and Provisions


NEW STORE.
TDyHE subscriber has jest opened pew grocery
store, ION Second street. in ,.,e Dom former.
" occupied by Collins d Darlington ) and p,e.
pareu 70 SCI" -i~.safc and retail on az pooI
terms IS can be bid in this city, Tor any other
placs on the ri' 81 above the Rapids. The follow.
ing ere Sine or the articles now on hand:
Rio Laguyra coffee
Brown, clarified, loaf and cru ed sugar
Molases, syrup, sugar-house
G A,dairy and Kanawha salt
Imperial and Young Hyson teas first quality
Palm soap. mould and star candles,
Tobacco, cigars, pipes, &c.
Lemons, raisins, figs, herrings,
Candies, almonds, English walnu,s,
Peanuts, currents, chock late, nutmeg
w. X. cheese, wines brandy, DC.
Best indigo, purcushion caps, bar lead
Shot, cap letter and wrapping paper
Cinnamon, cloves, pepper. spice
Ground ginger mustard in cans
Tubs best omber, nader, copperas
Alum, starch. candle wicking
Mackeral, goldfish sardines
Bed-chords, buckets link wash boards
Rosin, cotton batting-with many other ar.
tices for family use.
OF Country produce, such as butter, eggs. po-
atoes. fowls, and every thing in the market for
smiy use. wanted. ]. A. WILSON.
Muscatine. March 25--tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
Risks

Taken upon dwellings,, store houses, and other
buildings, at usual rates.
LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY!
Farmers, Merchants and Mechanics, save your
hard earnings, by having your property insured
Immediately. H. w. MOORE, Agent.
Muscatine, June 3, lS53--ly.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
NEW STORE
Lumber Yard.

ana having made arrangements to receive during the
season about 100000 feet of Lumber from the Timer
Wisconsin Che best pine region in the West.l he i
enabled to offer une4ualled inducements to all In want
OF any thing in that branch of business He viii keen
Lumber, and everything connected with the trade On
the corner OF Second and Walnut streets Cali and ex
anime his stock of Goods and Lumber and if he fails
70 satisfy you in both quality and price loss will be
MS o"h. June 3, ISj3-tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

Fresh Drugs.
I b. DOUGHERrY Il CO., have refted
y and enlarged their old stand to accomm ,dats
,heir spring supplies Of DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, DYES. OILS. GLASS
and GLASS WARE, Of which they have been
receiving very large supplies. and would invite the
attention Of persons wishing to perchase goods in
our line. We will warrant our goods FRESH
and PURE. Prices will be made satisfactory.
Call and see Us
J. B. DOUGHERrY & CO.
June g l9S3-f
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
Dental Gard.

DIX. j. DENNIS
- RESPECTFULLY informs the cit.
Hp7gs 5 liens Of Muscatine and vicinity that he
IIY1Jis now at the American Hotel, where
he proposes remaining a few weeks, with the nen.
lion of practising the different branches Of his pro
fession. ras
Having Ihad the opportunities afforded in the
City of New Orleans, for the acquisition of his
profession, in connection with dozen years ex.
perience, he requests all persons who are DESTROYS
that their teeth should be repaired on correct dental
principles, to call ard consult with him.
Hon p Cook, Davenport; A Daniels, Marion;
A H Miller, Esq. do P Daniels. do
Hon A r Cotton, De Witt; Hon I M Preston do
VIM H TuihiH, Upton; J Carleton Iowa City
8 A Daniels do H d Downey do
Rev ] Cobb, do II Cover, do
UrAh operdtions warranted. my ~.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

....There seems to be fair prospect OF
a war between Russia and Turkey. Inc
Gar has used the severest threats to-
wards Turkey. All negotiations be-
tween the two nations have been broken
of. This quarrel places Austria in a
difficult position. tshe supports Russia
her German allies will take great offence.
If she resists Russia, il will tend to
weaken her hold upon Hungary.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
Fire! Fire /! Fire 7

VIE BUR- lNGT0N FIRE AND MARINE
L INSURANCE COMPANY, continues 10 in.
sure against loss, by fire. or the perils of nav.
CATION, goods. wares, merchandise and produce.
upon the most favorable term.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
To the Travelling Public.
NEW HOTEL In MUSCATINE.
OAl1LW11N iHflNTTSlM

ME undersigned respectfully informs the Pub.
i lie that he has jusl opened that large and mag
nifcent Hotel The ..... =.
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Summer Retreat.
ADAM REULTNG.

C~n' q ChesnM and Nscond Streets,
pEGS leave to inform his friends and the public gen.
u orally, that he is now opened and fitted up for the
summer He viii keep constantly on hand Ice Cream
of the most exquisite and delicate flavor soda water
and fruits Of every variety, In season.
Oysters. sardines, nuts, candies pastry;
sweetmeats, cakes crackers, cheese;
Beer, ale, cider;
Cigars, tobacco, pipes, snufs
Toys of every variety;
And full assortment in his line-all of which he
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
Fire! Fire!! Fire!!!


Washington Union Insurance Company!
(CLEvELASD, OHIo.
II II. THAYER, General Agent Of said Com
IL, pany for the State OF Iowa, would inform the
citizens of Muscaiine and vicinity that he is pre-.
pared to issue policies upon either the cash mu
tual systems, at reasonable rates.
The w. u. l. Co. is established on as firm basis
as any Of the older eastern companies and presents
the advantage over them Of being located in the
west
This Company has capital of
$11O, 600!
Number of policies issued prior to the frs, Of The
present month, l4762.
The condition OF this Company is such that the
Executive Board are enabled to make yearly divi-
lends to Mutual Members soon their policies
expire. Accordingly on the first of March, 1853,
dividend was declared of SO l-3 per cent on all
Mutual policies in the Farmers department, and
10 per cent. OF premium found on Mutual policies
in Merchants department
The officers ami directors Of the Company COM
prise some Of the most influential men of the State
ofOhio. Hon. Reuben Wood, Gov. of Ohio, p res
idcni; d. B. Dunham, Esq, Vice President, &. N.
Skeels, Secretary, George MygaH. Treasurer.
For further particulars enquire at the office OF
L. II. THAYER, Agent,
Second street, over BurDett's Book store.
May ~, ls53-u ~
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Dy Express,

Dy Express.
coI received direct from New York, large
- assortment OF Pocket Knires, Call and see
X. NJ BURNETT.
X uIH GARRETT, Oh the Loves of the Ea,l
1Voi Rochester. r. AZ. BURNETT.
\ lLLETTE,by Cuner Bill, lust received =,
BURNETr'S BOOK STORE
100 Bushels Dried Apples,
pest Grated Fruit, just receivedni for sale
~ oy FAY SSTONE.
10 BBLS LINSEED OIL-Just received a.,
LED for sale by FAY q STONE
Musca,ine, april 8. 1853 4
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

His Ice Cream Saloons,
Are fitted up in the most comfortable STYLE and he will
take pleasure in ministering to the comfort and pleas
ure of all who will favor him with call.
GIVE HIM n TRIAL.
.Iune g. 12k3--ff
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

!. Scott Richman,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MUsCATlNE, IOWA.
On Hand and for Sale Cheap.
e AND 8 Fencing Nails Brads.
v June 8, 1853. wx +. MASSEY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

A FINE lot Of Wines, Brandies and Gin, which we
"A offer for medical and mechanical purposes at redu
ced prices, for sale by MEDIC & SPRINGER.
luna 4 z.
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Rocks & stationary.

d M. BURNETT is now receiving from the
LII. Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting 10
part Of
School Books of all The Poetical Works Of
kinds Shakespeare, Milton, By.
STANDARD and Miscella- ron. Scott, Burns, Camp.
neous books bell, Rogers, Weslies,
Cheap Publications Hallock, Wordsworth,
Bibies Hood, Pollock, Young,
Blank Books Sigourney, Hemans and
Paper Hang ngs others.
Plain and Fancy Sta Catholic Pray y Books
tionary Printing & Wrapping
Instruction books for Paper
tie Piano Forte, Accor. Gard Cases
deon, Violin. Flute. &c Steel Pens
Waters, Sealing Wax Ink and Inkstands
Sand boxes Scrap Books
Portfolios Albums
Pocket knives AMI VII Song Books
Brushes fIIs%sers
Perfumery & Hair Oil Napoleon, Clay, Websie
Razors and Soap jackson, Polk, Calhoun
Cigars Virgin, DR.. Judson
Cap. Letter, Note and Charming, Green, Put
Bill Paper nam
| Envelopes Mcchanics' Own BooI
Pocket Books Book Of the Farm
! Porte Moniaes. GOLD PENS
All OF which will sell cheap c..esale, or re
'ait X. ~. BURNETT.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

ENLOUR-Best article Of Family Flour delivered
i 10 purchasers anywhere in the city without
additional charge.by J. A. WILSON.
nRIED FRUIT--Dried apples and peaches for
IL SAFE by J. A. WILSON.
DACON-Hams. sides and shoulders for sale by
I'D May 9. ia. WILSON
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

1.-THE public are again warned
against the small notes of the Atlanta
Bank, Of Georgia. new device to give
them currency, has been found in the
use of the:name Of the firm Of respectable
standing in this city, as redeeming agents,
at Z per cent. discount. But there is
no safety in this to the holders, The
,concearn is an out-and out Wild Cat,
dating in Georgia, owned in Wall street.
used or attempted to be used in Wiscon-
sin aud Illinois. and really secured
nowhere.-N. r. Times.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01

ID M. BURNETT is now receiving from the
II. Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting 10
part Of
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PORT OF MUSCATINE:
-

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS
For the week ending noon this day:
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SiAVE MACHINE AHEADt-RAISE Tyl,
FLAGi

lTTM IN addition TO the above, wish you 10
&tHpuh'ish the following certificates, obtained in
kZyst Louis. which will place this matter be.
yond question forever after. and put 10 silence
and shame The peridious detractors of honest IN.
dus'ry. Notwithstanding The barrels have soured
Hour ana cut up sundry other curious antics. these
eerl,hcaes sh that there is. to say the least. 4
Ieefie "rotienness in Denmark,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-07-01
Owner Wanted


THREE Horses, Harness and top Buggy Enquire
L of JOHN w. QUINN.
Orat the Beadstead Depot
Muscatine June ~. If.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

On the 18th inst, man named Tnomas Remington,
committed suicide in Warwick. r. H. bv cutting his
throat and finally hanging himself
Col. Jesse Mills has been appointed Postmaster at
Snithtown, L. L.. in the place Of Lyman & Wheeler,
signed.
The yellow fever has disappeared from Pen acola Fla,
and in the navy yard entirely abated
In Pittsfeld Mass, Mrs. Kelly, whose husban. re-
Gently TO California, found dead in her house,
the 10th inst She Of very incorporate hab
its, and might have died in fit Of drunkenness, she
may have died from poison.
young man. twenty Eve years old named O. T. Rogers,
of Foxboro, Mass mitted suicide the 2lst inst
By cutting his throat with
On the 23d ult two hundred men, some Of them taking
their families with them, recently left St. Joseph, No.,
to settle in Nebraska Territory Others preparing to
follow they get ready to emigrate.
A FAMED John Hurt killed on the New Jersey
Ioad, Ezabethtown, on the 10th inst.
The oath of November has been appointed Thanksgiving
Day by the Governor Of Rhode Island This will make the
fourth
Or. VIM Warning, Of Essex, Va, shot dead by a
crazy while riding along the road few days since.
Mrs Rowiey, Of Dansvle, slowly recovering from the
of broken limb shot through the heart by the
accidental discharge of pistol in the breast pocket Of
nephew while lifting her on to bed afew days ago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

late residence, No ST Greere street His remains will be
taken Ia Greenwood for interment.
lNeaolng Ia, papers please copy.
Accidentally Crowned sSisnrtsy, October =, VIM
eAiiAs IN the Both year Of his age native o. kata
mullen county Donegal, Ireland.
Ills sneral will take place from his late residence l0o
columbia street. Brooklyn this morning AT ten O'Clock
hs remains Will be taken to Calvary for nterment.
Newark and New Orleans papers please copy.
On sunday Afternoon October 3D. RoCBR NEARY IN the
2lst year Of his age.
The friends of his brother Charles Neary and also his
brother inlaw John McAndrews respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock, from
On Friday evening" October 81 in Williamsburg of
geston of the brain DANIEL b son of Daniel and Jane
A. Merritt, aged months and days
He was taken 70 West Greenwich Conn. on Saturday.
On Sunday, October % MARY G daughter Of j i. aud
X Heissenbuttel, aged year, months and 81 days.
The friends and relatives invited attend the fu-
neral this afternoon at two O'clock from the Of
Smith and Church streets.
AT his residence North First street near Seventh Will
hamsburg DANIEL DUNCAN aged 81 years, q native of
Scotland but for many years a resident Of this city.
His remains will be taken from his late residence this
afternoon at two O'Clock to the Cemetery Of the Ever
green's by the members of Hyatt Lodge No 2O5 F. aud
A. he having been old member of the fraternity,
but not attached to any lodge Friends of the family
and the members of the order respectfully requested
to attend.
On Sunday morning, October 20 JOSEPH g. infant son
of Thomas and Joanna N. Kelly, aged IL weeks.
The friends and family requested to attend the u
neral this afternoon at two O'clock from their residence
No. IA Monroe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24
CITY Infellluence.

TIE WEST STREET MuRpER.-wm. Metcalf, the young
who arrested about three weeks SINCE on
known in West street. yesterday discharged by
Coroner ODonnell, there being scarcely shadow Of
preof against him. Upon the adze which found
him when arrested there blood and the wound
its infection by the adze next to impossible.
FIRR.-On Saturday night the millinery store No. 81
Beecker street. discovered to be fire by police
officer Of the Fifteenth ward but it extnguished
with only triting amount Of damage
CAUGHT AcT.-Yesterday an old offender of the
Of Strickland who has been several times in con-
hnement for petty thefts caught Saturday night
by police officer Miller of the Sixteenth ward
to sell in rumshop undershirt which he had lust
stolen from the store of George Whiteey the Sixth
avenue He was taken to the station house.
A1rf,nTFD SUICIDE "A married woman, named Hall re-
siding at No Catharne slip while in deranged stats
mind Saturday evening" attempted self destruction by
jumping into the dock Catharne ferry She was res
cued by the exertons Of policeman Holden of the Fourth
ward, and taken home.
WANDERING ABOUT ISsASE.-Yesterday morning a woman
named Mary Fury residing at 204 Hester street was
found at the of Broone and Centre streets in
state of insanity She taken to the house by
policeman, and subsequent restored to her husband
who conveyed her home On the same day, na med
John smith, was found wandering about out of his mind
by officer Travis, Of the Nineteenth ward who took him
home to his residence, in Thirtieth street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
CiTY RAILROAD AccrpEyT.-On Friday night Henry
Schultz in attempting to get out of Third Avenue Rail
road while in notion at the of the Third avenue
and TweBy fret street fell the track and the wheels
Of the went over him, breaking one Of his legs.
DFATH FROM IyJuREs.-Thomas Mccarthy who was ad.
mitted into the New York Hospital on the 18th inst
from injuries received by the caving in Of embark
ment the particulars of which have already been given
in the HERALD died last night Coroners inquest will
be held to day upon the body The injuries that he re-
ceiyed were thigh and several ribs fractured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

l. III.
Arrived-Ships Alexandria, Walker, Callao, s5 days
wessecumcon, Bachelor, do lib days. banks Allirth
Baxter do ITO days; Cara ufo Rio de Janerio briggs
Ellen Reed Chipman Work Norfolk Jordan, Eastport
Peter 0db), Berries, Bremen. As days; Mason Davis
Davis New London schrs Phoenix (Br) Dunscomb, Ber
muda 10 days. Minse go Psn'ton do, 20 days. sarah
phine, Kingsand, do VIM buchanan, Smith, Eastport;
Jos Smith, Minor Norfolk Thos Beckett, Hall, New
bern Nc steamers Piedmont, Robinson, Work Della
ware Hanes Philadelphia; North Carolina, Russell Nor
folk.
Cleared-Ship Harriet Augusta, Trstt, Liverpool bark
Maryland, Davis Boston brigs Flora, Hubbard Kingston
Phillips Richmond; Benz Franklin, Elizabeth City, G.
The clipper ship Flying Chidsrs, Off 100 tons burthen
ever built in Baltimore and those who able to judge
think she will be very fast sailer.
The ship Banchee, Captain Wilson, was chartered to-
day by the Maryland Colonization Society, to take emf
grants to Liberia. This is the ship that took out
the spring expedition She will sail in about ten days.
and will take out $50 passengers M,
Notwithstanding Keystone State, Hardie Sava n
NAH Osprey, Bennett, Charleston; City of Richmond,
Mitchell, Richmond via Norfolk; pennsylvania, Baymore
Richmond via Norfolk bark Charles EIex Port Prince
Sept % and Inagua Oct Il EMPRESS Ford so days Glas
gov; briggs Gen Marion, Cbber Eastport Wheaton,
Staples, do Baldwin Montgomery New Bedford; Isola
Parks, Boston, M Cousens, Pook, do Jenny Lind, Gil
key, Wareham Rainbow, Emerson rtsmouth A;
Charles Height, Stimp on, BOSTON; Lady of the Lake
Buelah, sharp, Charleston G Hookscher Stubs, Bos
ton; Geo Harris, Corson, Wilmington II; Hamlet, HALL
Provdence Norris Chester Corson Boston Ellen Nakku
do; John Batey Westcott New Haven; Lawrence John.
Portland Jarvis Eyon Cashier Bridgeport Gulnare
Crowe Boston, Bray, Bray do Florida Kelly do; Copia
sears 90 Cora, Brown CO. Paine sader Eastport
Delaware, Clark, York. briggs Chas Haight Simpson,
Boston; Myra, Fuller Boston, schrs Jas Barrett Cobb
Boston Chesapeake Barrett Haven; powhatten Peks'
Fall River; Expedite Racket Providence Sturte
want Corson Cambridge; Norrs Chester Corson Boston;
Sarah Matilda Cheney Bangor Sarah Cramer, FalkeS