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APOTHECARIE0 AND DR rG6n8TS q
A POTHErARlESs HALL. cnrurr Third and

COUNTY AGENT
ny I. MCKINNEY, has been appointed Agent in
Lee County, for the sale VI SPiRifuoUs Lio-
uoxs for Medicinal, Mechanical, and 6acramsntal
purposes only.
Cali ., No. 80, sign Of the Golden Mortar, Kso
kuk, Iowa.
July Sd, 1885. d1y
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HA w HER n T.,
WsILiAn WixrER, Proprietor.
TOkNER Second and Cedar Streets, Fort Madi-
~ yuu, towK.
- Baggage taken to and from boats Free ol
chsrgs.
- Stages leave this House daily for Ksokul
and Burlington. June rs, l653.-d
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GENUINE Bears Oil, White Stick Pomade, II
~ received and fer sale cheap BY
novl7 MOOkE 4 HOOPER.
TUsT received, supply Of Winter strained Ia
u Oil, superior article.
novl1 MOORE HOOPER.
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JAMES ~. BEGD,
ATTORNEY AT Law, Keoksk, Iowa.
fNFFICE in ihc Rail Road once on 4ain Street,
~ over J. T. Bruce's store.
August Z, 1855.
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II EOKUk, MT. PLEASANT 4 MuECATlNE r.
N X. co. Henry Newton il duly authorised r.
collect for the above Company.
apr19-d CHAS. PARSONS, Treasurer.
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Dscaers McGagia aAA Alien
T1AvE associated the mselves In the practice Of
L i Medicine. Will cont :uac to attend in CONSUL
taon in all cases and to any required distance Ow-
inx to the spaeousness of their Office rooms, and
large libsrry of the best medical works extant,
they are prepared 10 receive and instruct large cass
of pupils.
u. L. MGugin, N. D., Residence on Ath between
Mar and BipLdez zu.
J. II. Allen, NJ. D., Residence on High, between ID
and eth
O6ce in the "Poe, huilding," ID story, on Sd st.
bet ween Main aud Johnson
Consultation hours between ii o'clock, A. NJ, and
fpM oct3ld
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JAMxs W. FlxLsy, w. c. fUxKHoUsEx-
FINLEY 4 RUNKMOUAE1,
DRODuCE, Commission and Forwarding Mer-
i chants, csrncr of State and South Water street,
Ihicago, I'll febl7dtf
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75c. per 100 ID.
eoc. per 100 ID.
soc. Per 100 lb.
tcc. per 100 ID.
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TIyTEATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION -
j Designed for Letter Writers, Authors. Prin1.srs,
Press, and for the use of schools aud AcadeV ,ies
with IN appendix containing rules on the . &c VI
capitals, list Of sbreviations, hints PREF nSing
COPY and proof reading, specimen of prouf sheet,
&r., BY John Wilson. CAVE tisON.
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J. w. ScroggS
LUMBER YARD, kEOKUK.
nN Censert Street, between %th and 5th Streets.
Onorth Of Main street. A large assortment Of
Lumber and SIs,ngles, Of best quality, always oD
hand. dAWly.
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1000 Copies Sola In TIVE weeks.
4 + HOME AND ABROAD; or Things and
Fuller os.eii. author - Wo.en N ths Ninssssnsh
Ccntury. welcome Offering 70 the many admirers
81 the late Countess Ovsoli.
ssThis volume, may venture 70 predict, will de-
serve bc cfasscd with the most acceptable books
Of travel Of any country or sgc."-(N. Y. Journa,.
nft tn w II FftN9--
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1OnA BURMA. w. e. 9&xroBN
Burms Z Renegen,
yXIHOLESALE Grocers, Forwarding and Com.
w mission Merchants, Levee, Ksokuk, Iowa.
July ., l855.-dfy
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RlCa H. LIVINGSTON, y. uylS0Hrua,
yA~. n. LIvIS;srvx, john n. KiNKxAp.
LlVGNGSTON 0ROA. 4 klNkEAO,
IXYHOLESALE GRUCERS and Commission Mer-
w ehxnts, No. 6a Tesey street, between Rroad-
way and Greenwich streets, NEW YORK.
Respectfully solicit call from the merchants Of
Iowa when visiting the New York market.
February &, 1856. dly
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MOI EY d RK at.

IHU RsDAY, Aprit l7-6P. NJ
The stock market opened active thi. morning. but
prices not sustained There very large trans
actions IN all ths leading railroad securtes At the
h'ss beard Missouri 6's declined y per cent Illinois
Central Bonds, =; Nicaragua Transit a; Nov York
Contra Railroad 4; Erie u; Harlem, 4; Galcna and
Chicago, x; Rsaeing, u; Panama. u; H1dson River
Railroad - Cnicag and Rock islam Rsiiroad O. Mch
gan Southern Railroad advanced Per cent Cleveland
ano Toledo, We cannot satisfactorily account for this
general decIse in quotations for etocks The money
m0.fet Is little more stringent bat not TO an extent
jdsaJipe such depreciation In pr,ss Nev York Cen
ra Railroad has for weeks been OF the heaviest
stocks 10 the market An attempt was made TO get no
movement upon the passage OF the Bridge bl bat II did
net work. Tie legisa i've inquiry int, consoidaon 1t
b feared by capitalists, Will do the stock Q grea.
deal Of Injury, and spssula.ors outside Of q ce,.
tain Albany clique have DISPOSE ion to toush
It, F-ie sold trsely to-day, but prices closed weak.
Reading fell of 2. per cent from tho opening
price, The sales sum up nearly three tn usaud SHARES
The great srTcar in recspN shown by the last re-
turns. has an unfavrAee influence upon the market
value OF the stock, and checks speculation As soon O.
the weekly report OF the coal business shows an increase
on last year there may be upward movement put VIC
cannot look for that Sr Long time. Reading win proba-
bly, auctusN between 90 rs per cent until nearer Sd
Ash Of next dividend day Michigan Southern was tAs
sest atock the list to-day The receipts Of this COM
pany for the frst week in April amounted to ss5 oOo
which at the rate Of about 1886 for the month The
pas engr business Of this company this year has been
unprecedented Chicago and Rock Island fell on to-day
but moro than might have been expected from the
rapid advance Of the past two three days The cur
rent price for the stock Is by no extravsgan II
At par permanent ten per cent investment and should
command that prise. Within the past eight months
II has sold above par, dividend Cd. CaIena and
Chicago was heavy to-day at 1lSk per cent In our
remarks yesterday relative TO the infamous crcu-
lar pot forth By this company, under cate OF Dec.
81, 1856, the printer made US say that the
stocs VIII be well mutured By the payment Of stock
dvtasads when We istended 70 ssy, vel aaea by Ne
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cudirg csmmoa supsrans and ehoies extra. southera
w.s s como hotter dsmsnd without change Of moment IN
81 81 Tor mixed to choice brands and 81 50 - 70 for
fancy and extra brands Rye fourSaes Of 500 600 obs
nss vss IN good dsnssd with sales Of sbou 600 900
bbs BrapdyviDs at es e2x. whss'.ths sales ON.
brood .sOus COG ss Susns including gGoa ss - r.
Corn vas without change OF moment In prices, shich
firm. The sales embraced about Is 900 bushels in.
round yellow at e6c Csc Kye was dull. With ,ual
fAes Northern at poo Oats we're steady, with moderas
sales OF Stale and Western at 500. . Ate.
COFFEE The market was etea y, without change ia
prices. The embraced about 700 Rio ct
80 CO. hsracAieo at 1lkc and ABOUT Loo do Laguayrs
CorToS -The market was excited and Arm, with sales
o. about COO bais good portion in trastu. Part OF
the sales after the receipt Of the Bass news
fmueHm TO Liverpool about 80, 900 bushels graiu in
huk snd bsgs, we're engaged, at AID 4hd; 100
I'D To Lndon, 10 COO boxes cheese ct 3Os. and 200
bba -four at q. %. To Havre, cotton WAS at ~, 20.
per h. TO California rates were ct Soc per loot mea-
surtmept.
HAy.-Sales were making at $40. e0c. per 100 lbs.
hOIAssfs--Sales Of SEQ 400 bbs New Orleans were
NAVAL SToRfs-rbe ssles embraced ABOUT ] 500 bbls.
turp-ntirs ct 90 l2; SEQ bba sprs OF DO 1t &c., and
Vva VA" sysin arwsr With
eses Ct eco AGO bills. 81 SIT l2k SIT l6A, With
100 eco bills, in email lots, at sl7 70; prime was At
bbls- II So IS six for prime and So Is $40 for wex
do. Beef hams arm ct $13 Sit. Other descri0-
uors unchanged Bacon wss firm; Gales of 100
hcxes short middlss coness at 9c. and 800 do, rios
in &c. Lard s'esder, with sales of 200 bbs at
exc. 100 Butter was dull and cheese ranged from
&c. q 10c.
KIeE-saes of $50 casks were made AZ 4c. a4Ic,
sPIcFs-Ssles Of 200 mats made At $780,. 25
btgs piu ento at lie and 90 bsgs pepper - 11Hc.
sgGARs active. The sales footed aoOat rs 600
hhda chiefly Cuba muscovado ct exc $40, chiefly 81
70. * The also incluaed were $50 hhds Porto
Rc,, in bond at &C. $50 DO, duty paid, at Aoout
.2c q &c l6O hide New Orleans and Texas, ct about
TAc. sAc. 100 hcos. and 90 tsroes MoIado. on pri
vnte terms and Is hhds co, at Axe for refining Re-
fined eugars firm.
wnsxHY Sales $50 200 bbls. were made at 25kc. .
26c for Ohio ard prison.
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FoRBIGS NEWS SPECUL AToRs.-Whenevc Hall
fsr steamer IN due party OF spectators 10 Ne~
Yofl--we a. ould probably cali them pscalAtOrs--oy
watching the telegraph once and questioning the Boys
Obtain cary inf rmation the act OF her arrival which
they 10 egrapn TO all the prn spai cities With v4rou
bogus despstchss purportpg give the commercel in
pof Of The Tue object Of these peoulAtors IL
TO force the Associated Press to Gu ,sh the imms
cstey in ordsr that they may be ENABLED Sand tito
and presses In the South who rsfu to ofn the
other presses Of their respec i've cities In paying por
ton OF its cost and to throw 1t into the hands VI specu
lators. Hss,samsr arrives HAlIfax In che morning
brief despatch IL ssnt by the Associated Press n is
furnish IT Tor publ stcn At haKpast two oclck in the
Afternoon and 1t is thus Published amultansousIy In
Boston New YORK. Philadelphia Baltimore and aH ths
Scufhei and Western cities. BY thus keeping the
back until axee hour the ohjs Of those spectators
and heir unprncipied agents II deasAtei-ons city has
opportunity OF specvstrg its neighbor-And the
presses at the sou who refuse 70 pay for the news
the Associated Press are disappointed in receiving
patches ceousy with their negbbors These cue
ming kDaves ~ times sucsesded BY fAse representa-
tions In producing dsss tsfAo ion and complaints from
those whore business experience and whose knowledge
Of their char and objects should prevent than IN
becon their dupes and backers The dispatches for
the Associate Press for the exclusive Of those
papers that wilrg 10 pay portion Of their cost aud
We imagine that they viii hereafter they have here
toore pay but little attention 70 the ions
OF those whose interests Ut stake IN ssyDs facts or
Of the cornps o. those who not sufficient bus-
nsss knovedgs TO SEQ thrcygk their desgns.-BaimNs
ARsfNdn Ap~p H.
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Obat n aSy.

DEATH OF GEORGE @. FOSTER.
We were srtied yesss day says tbs Phiadelphia Sun
OF the 18th inst by The announcemeR. o. the sud
DEP oeatD this we'll knovn writer, which occurred
after bret illness He caught cold at the FIRE Rao
stead psce is rssuited in brain fever Mr. Foster
for has been connected with the press atd
the original City Iteus;' # this country.
Tboa~ Who remember the New York Tribune, when hi
graceful end graphic pen eaeaaed reportos
coirnLs will recall the mary cdd concerts, fancy coored
eescrip'iopa and Interesting bon nots which he ked
up With ~ n artistic tkil MI Foster ad nj
ole photographic but his pretenuous efforts
tsiIurss ~ be had OF the vi the WAY con.
tnUous application H,a Gas Light" stories were
mse pqusut, but roo arish We hsve known Mr.. Eos.
ter long SEQ wbaiev nis il FL nj les
and Sbes els that palace wherein fcul things
Sometimes infrr de bo.
they we're mope Of the bead than the heart. We sin
y bis "sodoen tskis OF, +" and condos with
her who, with the true devosednevs Ct woman
into storm ard linked tate with his the sky
darkest, ard CLOUDS lowered portentousy the
prospects, Of poor Foster.
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City Intelligence.

TnR LAYARGK HousR.-We see that this new and beau
ful hotel built upon the site Of The original one which
su ned down in December 1S6S-just upon the
OF operirs-is progressing rapidly towards completion
The sfnge is situated the westerly side # Broadway
between so,d ard Grea. Jones streets now the most
fashion a0e promenade of Broad way. We understand
that quito number of tie ms are already engaged
the house will b. reacy AND ered TO- guests the 10th Of
mex month Messrs- Burroughs 4 Stene the pro
pr;etors
FIRE IN THIRTY SECOND SrRE1-About one O'Clock on
e,dxy rpipg fire discovered in the leather
dressing establishment of Frederick Zeger in Thirty
secor street., First The hrsnen soon ar
rived but the flames bad With rapid y
b. their control MIL he bulldog destroy ed
The FIRE pposed have hes tbs work of incsn-
oiAry, e bed been used the premises for
time previous. The building belonged TO Mr. Uhl Ray
nods, Who estimates his lcts about 81 ,0C0. No
insurance..
S1HooL ExAMsAnoS-The annual examination Of the
pupils OF ST. yincents Academy institution under
tie charge Of tie Christian BIZ others of
irg at the Apollo Rooms, 4io Broadway. The OF
spectators 10 attendance large and all seemed to
take ceap 10 est Ii tbs proceedings. The annual ex
hbition Il til pupi Of this institution viii held
Acace Hail 6t3 Broadway on tie Atn inst, when 1t
hcpeo hefe cnaritaoIy dip lenG their efforts
towards the succees OF he en,erprife
Lunar Ee,JysE There uu be partial eclipse OF the
psxt Soncoy nigh, rather Monday morning. 1t
viii c.nmsnee st .:s3, COZ tnue three hours.
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FIRE AT NASHVILLE, TENf.-LOSS $2UO 900.
The follosifg is private despatch 70 the Louisville
Courier
GALLATIN, Anvil IL. 1855
On this Sunday msrptnx tee most destructive Gre
tina. bApsered in Nashville ccear &c. Ths Court
House. Nashville inn, q. Douglass, Scovs's and
Strickland Ellis houses totally destroyed besides
sew raj other building. being e eaty injafed
Tie ots is esms cd ut tso hunored thousand dollars
upon which there is insurance. Of hundred III
sand dollars.
BARDsTowE (Ky) IN kUISs
The people Of BsTdftown visited Saturday
April IL with most terrible calamity. Tae tosn Is in
ruins.
BARDsrowS, AtYil Is, 1856.
Y@tereay, about II O'Clock, Ere woke ont IN the
old Green Tavern and oa-ned throug, TO the bluff 70
southeast levelDg everything a. vent ourn
ing its h1ose belonging to J. c. Nat he
TO Mrs. Turner; two 70 = ocey one to Mr. Wict
lide and Mrs, GebwAy; G. W. Illus dwelling and
Office, McCoons house, We hotiss chur;h, G Wi,k.
Life residence tie old school house op posie Nj Cool's
A. Moore's re, depce, Mrs Nc Aters residence Ino
hues house ao nirg Friens odd barn and stables ans
other bui ldngs il it ccurse. nobody nurt.
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:. AsoTnEa IsDIAs FIoHT IN FLoRIDA.--The Key

Wet h 0 the GIf Of the 10 inss. rays ruo Florida
tcuated at PuntA Rcsss Charlotte HAroor and there
iDforn ed by TIE tfcer in tmman ha. the Both
.nst, f~hie fatigue party from Captain Prst's
Uard were ergsged curing water rom ilsud
Cape Roman, distant one andia quarter mile from thu
ost they fell into ampuscste OF indians and Of
their nun Der killed, Snd wounded chs party
were IN two as, and VET approaching he beach whom
the shots free They ct fired voiiey ia the
di,eo ion OF the smoke, but being sail force
follow Up in parsut they rc.urned7v tn tufr ktea
voorced to camp etroug party I'm media ea visited
t1e tprt discovered of blood, Indian
hao ali escaped to land. Toe Indians oered
fourken OF forked sticks planted IA the
ground ndcsted fourteen rifles baa rested upon
them 20 make sure their deadly sim upon tho oos q.
Corpora, ORaok, c, mpaay t.. % Artillery, aad pri-
vste given, killed.
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Naval Intelligence
OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENTS

KEY wsSr, April 10, 1856.
The United States steamship Fulton, Lieut.. Tilghmsn
arrived nom salt Key Bank this morning. left the Fri
gate Potomac ana soop oiwar Cyans ana sarAtogA a.
xatahzss to fail for Havana The Fulton for
the mails Cor the squaoroa. II is said that the Fu,
ton will 70 this port the 9th May, to
Secretary Dboin TO arrive that day from Washing In
the isabel. re viii make trip to Havana aud then
around the sland OF Cuna-raturnipg probably to Nor
tcIk or Iensa ooa, Tor the beLef, Of mis- health.
draught Of men trs tee Brooklyn Navy Yard, under
the COMMAND Of Capt. De Camp, U. S. n, saied Wed
pedsJ FIR Norfolk in the steamship Roanoke They are
probably destined for the soop Portsmouth, which
ay put in commits ion.
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Affairs In Kansas.

TWO -fDtb or ONE PICTURE.
A meeting Is bec = church "a heg sveu, C,Dnsc
tcut IA AID Of party emigrsu4 g 70 Ransas soiec
ton IL made 10 furIi.b tscn man Q rife.
Rtverse-A NEE II z Is hello Oh Irct in 4ontgo
~, Aiabsms, In aid o. parry smg-a ing 10 Ksnaas.
coilecu' made 70 furnish eaon man Q B.bel
The only dins Is b tbs chu militant and
he chur en- miarv. rte MOTTO On b h Sides u the
ne-In hoe si1no rincc;.
SELLING RIPLEs IN KANsAs.
II il sad that rifles ecil 10 Kansas for mere tYlHs
Some YANKEES there the Day Erpsre informs
have been buyrg rp almost from the rst month
tosir insroduction anpiug then East, and reselng
them hun buggea 70 again sen bsck IS aid u
Kar sasp II Ia spposed that Large NUMBER Of these
fan oos weapon, pad Tor BY the 6scohs aac
others nall a. zen liEnes over
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rzv' ,CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

n.
AsHE --smah sales Of pots were making ut 90 .
$6 82n.
BHIADerrrpa.-F1our.-Thef foreign BY The Bsitio
was not received in TINS TO have any sct upon prices
The ket, however, was hrner by about IL NO. per
barrel with O fair amount Of ransscions The 80 es
embraced sooot 5000 1000 bbls, Including
stats Al sg z, arc extra 40. and goi rnxcd 70 low
eueeee and st. Louis ct 81 s5 SO. moderate bust
meas vas doing in Canadian brands without change In
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Army intelligence.
COU1r or UTpUnY uPON LIEUTENANT q. L. VIII
LARD, q. 8. A.

Army intelligence.
COU9r or UrQVuY Ur0N LIEUTENANT q. L. VIII
LARD, q. 8. 4.
TAs Cssx In this case resumed their investigates on
Wednesday OF IL O'Clock A. n. A full Court present
Mr.. HAldsman made some explanations touching his
previous evidence, when Mrs. Annie B. Haldsnan, his
wife, was called . witness She testified explicitly
to the various payments made by NJ Haldsman to Lieut.
Willard euripg the months OF Nay and Juy 1885, con-
fripg in respect to the time and amount Of tho nay
ments the evidence o. Mr.. aaldeman.
Mr.. HSidsman again recalled and asked IL he had
any olhsr testimony TO oer either oral documentary,
other than tina. ALREADY offered In support Of mis-
sgAipst Lieut.. willard he offered the Testimony Of
Margaret r. Ds It recorded In the proceedings
Of his Court Martial this osent
Texas snd could not produced In time With shis
he sa,d should terminate bis evidences unless Lieut..
Willard he had pncersooi in ended to attack his
charac when he hoped toe Court would graut him
opportunity 10 protect himself by rebuttng evidence.
He was wiling tie tn lest investigation Is TO his ohArac
ter should axe place
The remainder Of the day WAS occupied with closed
doors. Adjourned.
This Courre assembled yesterday at II o'clock al the
mentors ofthe court being pressn; Mr.. HsdemAn
planned to tbs enent of his wife before his
recent court martial 1t not reAd before that Court
statement, but only a:hsd to the proceed
rigs without the accompanying jurat. Mr.. Haidsmsn
deree oe.crs the court bis eide offer his diary
she's Ing his yments to Lieut. Hard and his checK
beos with the treasurer Of New YORK. Nc. Hsldsusn
eac that he cd mott thai he had not intended them
tssirory The tsstmo' Of Mrs Margaret Daley, given
ou the court marital on Mr. Hadeuan, was nov real
Wednesday closed the for the prosec 1ti
LIEUT.. willard, in rcgiuniog his defence, equssted
proviors received and issued him 9. Fort C,umou
from Sepfn BIZ 1854, to August 1855 ucusve second
Mr. Had.msn's mmissary account. with vouchers for
cepot 'und sconnt fer the four ,nhs ensog Decem,
81 ARD for The year eodipg 1885, 10 the Attorney
m
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sGs esIs as tse &c. nellie E ss;
ard sharp Sharp Bosien; Gilbert Greon weaver war
CD s.opsr pestOn olarle NYoyL bark Ala Davis Len
sSa
Noble feHe y Haley; Bet.n mar sckersoD; Pesse..
wheels Mel don; B / Sharp. sharp, Providence
Miscellaneous and Dlsasters.
10 THE ,p,ron or T Tns a n1a1 Apfl u 1900
VIII have the eeodrets 70 correct an error IN your n
;s' ~
hss.e G. ss K R B w
dies o. fruit 70 sinps BIoihs1" Tho c had very
:s ssc
Gays ahs vessel Aha CARO- ass:'
SHIP FRAscE-Tbe captain Of ship Frances bes
Deg r. arrived at Cartenas the 9th inst
In the brig Demcn Locke
sHrP LANGp0s-1he Charleston Courier Of the 18th
s & h Ssps Roman . BE- Ss Ass
here procure assist nee ana has Cd n gsIg
ssse ABBY Be
ahcre The hcal Of Cape BoTsin on thursday right
y bye the
the e' VENT w. Ssss sss hs s a1
The immersed leaking badly and had five feet water
Sss eSS
ss AT 1s sSe
y 81 hsh water hut hopes are epertanec that she may os
Vent che BAD been or forty days HAVE
IN bssst ard had eenced strong westerly eAes on tbs
The steamer Charleston, ard win renew his efforts 70 se her
BARK eAnAa PARK at Philadelphia from Liverpool reports
that rom PEP LAT March had encountered cootlnua
main than Est time On the sS
8
reeied t"o I'll snd rs.fed With sind from sud
a and
and have had but top call ane that detective which
s sss sail s o The SUI hnS M Or So %
leaving Liverpool, with clear appearance.
s., $ ss, s @ S
ri bu, Sbce gree che called she was spokes BY Capt An
' sst s sY Ess e y sss,ss W s
Ts % % % xa was e CHE ne EEK N: f
probably destroyed by the Goals taking re spontaneously
Whalemen.
Arr at Heeos Feb l5 Roanoke Wade Of Greesport from
A1 . .1 .o n I'd I Hn 6 SB
VII sp and proceeded without anchoring.
Spoken, de-
mstp Sarah Young frO whampoa for RIO Jansiro Peb r.
SIP os,oI. lsssy from Sorleans for Liverpool. ADt l.
Ship Rss%OrS gsOtn, nom Newport, =, for Norissas,
Ship Georss OIeen Of Noresns, passed April II. 80
ship Eesr xfIer IRON Baltimore for HAvrs. March 81.
dutch bark s3 days from Amsterdam for FYoet. March
bsrt imsaS Periins from Salem for Ra Indies Feb
Il Rsri Waterman. Ropes Bos.on Sep. Tor EAss
Indies Jan O. LAT Is 1873, lon l01 l6E
Foreign Ports.
CyPpgyAs April s. Arr bark Ellen Stevens Rowe MAtan.
zas brig Farzana Bailey Portapd schrs a,hageoa Ba-
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sld ,ih brig mechanic, Durung Ptiladephia
pert b bsIts Burgess Snow, Tor Boston, es Lysan
avaS Jan % In pors schr Ell Frost Hampstead from
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