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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-26
tS' TOOLS, STAMPED WARE
Lead Pipe, &c.
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
To p. Jane Blackwell and II. r. Blackwell her hus-
band, Maria K. Huston and William b. Huston
her husband, Josiah Davis, Rufus Wilsey, and
Annie Ward Abbott and G. 8. Abbott her hus-
band
OOU and each Of You are hereby notified that
Il there is now on file In tho Office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa 1T Fort
Madison, . petition Of Benjamin r. Messenger
claiming Of you the said p. Jane Blackwell and
Maria b. Huston the sum Of one thousand dollars
as money due on your two promissory notes to said
Messenger, dated April 6th, 1855, for soc each at
one and two years respectively, with 10 per cent
| interest per annnm, and on = mortgage Of even
| date Herewith, given to secure the same also
claiming against all of you the foreclosure Of said
mortgage, the same being upon lots ., 10 and ii in
block In Messengsrville, Lee county Iowa, and
more particularly described In said petition for the
purchase none, and further praying for . sale Of
said property to pay the that may be found due
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before tho morning Of the second day OF the
next term Of said court to at Fl. Madison
on the frst Monday Of December, A. ID. 1859, the
and decree rendered against you - prayed for there
in. NOBLE STRONG,
Oct. 10, Is5s.dlm Att'ys for Pitts.
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN Regular Through Line 10 San r,aneiseo, ria the
PANAMA RAILROAD,
And connecting only With the steamers Golden
Gate, Golden Age, John L. Stephens and
Souvf&t oI toe
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. at Panamo,
Direct TO ApinpdH.
The splendid Steamships
BALTIC, ADKIATIC AND ATLANTIC.
Having been entirely re6ttsd and adapted to the
California trade, will hereafter run a. above,
leaving New York on the 9Th and Goth OF
each month, from the foot Of CAual
street and North River,
wH- Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect At Panama With the
Pacific Mail Steamship Companys magnificent
Steamships, which will be In readiness, and leave
IMMEDIATELY for San Francisco. They will DO en-
barksd free Of expense from Railroad, by Compa-
ny's Steamboat T0B0GA.
An experienced Surgeon 10 attached to each ship
SteerAgs Passengers found in cooked provisions.
bedding, and Attcndance. IL il believed that the
accommodations afforded by the above ships are IN
surpassed BY any in the world. The public are In
formed that the p. N. y. s. Co. always have ONK
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS, lying at Panama
ready for sea, to avoid any possible detention Of
Passengers or Mails, and embark their passen-
gers by steamboat.
For passage apply at the only off 60 OF the Com
pAny, the Wharf foot Of Canal Street, North
River, 70 WIN. Ii. WICKHAM
Septi bd3m
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The Waba,n and MISSISSIPPI HAIL
read.

| read.
CARTHAGE, ILL.,, Oct. "a, 1859.
MEssRs. EplroRs GATE Orr 81 have lately
conversed with many Of the citizens OF your
| city, end find that they have been misin-
formed as to the progress Of the Mississippi
and Wabash Railroad from this place east
The opinion seems to prevail that there lie
very little done or doing on the road. But
look at the facts. The distance from Car
thage to Bushnell on the Quincy and Chicago
Railroad 10 thirty eight miles, eighteen of
which are now graded, and the bridges are
being erected. Five miles more will finish
the grading to Blandinville, three miles of
which are in the timber and calculated for
winter work. There are fifteen miles of
prairie from Blandinville to Bushnell yet to
grade; but the work is very light. Buel 4
Co. have now at this time rs men and 40
teams at work between this and Bushnell,
and if the winter is favorable the grading
will be completed to Bushnell by first day Of
February next.
AAo AiSlAuSo hAoM buehncIl w OdutUu 10
thirty-one miles, and the grading and bridg-
ing are SO near completed that company Of
ten men can do the remainder faster than the
iron can be laid. The ties for this part Of
the road are on the road ready for track
laying.
The distance from Canton to Edna is thir-
ty miles, and have reliable information that
the entire distance is graded and the iron laid
from Peoria to Pekin a distance Of ten miles,
and they expect to complete the road to Can
ton by the first of January. Buel & Go. de-
serve great credit for what they have done.-
The first earth was moved at this place in
June last, and they now have eighteen miles
ready for the ties.
We desire the good wishes and a good
word from the true men of your city. There
are some We know opposed to this road. We
are determined to build this road by way of
La Harpe and Bushnell to Canton and Pskin,
and We also feel deep interest in the road
from this place to Clayton, and will do all we
can to help it on. Resptf'ly yours,
ALEX. SIMPSON.
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A man by the name of Berkley, from OF
tawa, Illinois, on his way to Pixies Peak, was
arrested last spring by the Sheriff OF st. Jo-
seph county on suspicion that be was an es-
capped slave. He was whipped, put into jail,
and on proof of his freedom sold for the
jailor's fees to a Missouri farmer who subse-
euently took him to 81. Louis and sold him
to slave trader. lie was shipped South,
but in the neighborhood of Memphis jumped
overheard and with companion Of the same
lot made good his escape, and few days
since arrived in safety at Ottawa.
The Douglasitss Of that section are much
exercised in view Of such an outrage upon the
rights of the stakeholder, and of the majesty
of the law and integrity of the Union, bu.
thus far have not been able to return him to
his master.
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DIED.

In Cedar Township, on Sunday, Oct. 81, 1859,
Mrs PAMELA Sigler, wife of Mashack Sigler, aged
As years and III months.
The deceased was daughter Of the late Ephraim
MeBride-she emigrated TO Iowa in 1896 and was
the hfst white woman who made her home the
ground where Keosauqua now stands, sharing with
her husband, her children, her father and brother
the hardships and periis Of frontier life. AL
though distant from the gentler Influences Of life
Mrs. Sigler, in all her relations rs wife. mother
friend neighbor, secured by her kind and consist
ent life circle Of warm friends who will long
chesish her memory Keosauqua Republican.
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a Roy Robbed OF - 500 while Com.
Ing out OF n Bank.

Mr.. J. Frost, broker, corner Of Broadway
and Park place. sent boy, twelve years old,
named George +. LuG, about O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, with $4,000 in Eastern
bank notes, to deposit in the Park Bank. As
he was entering the bank, man dashed
about quart Of spirits Of turpentine over
his person, and then snatching the bag from
bis hand, ran Oft and escaped. The turpen-
tine, which was probably intended to put out
the boys eyes, was received on bis breast,
which was badly burned byit. The lad was
so taken aback that he was unable for mo.
ment or two to give an alarm, and almost in
ssantly the thief was in the crowd and out of
sight. Not the least trace of him has been
obtained.-lN. Y. Post.
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OMNIBUS NOTICE !!

HNHE OMNIBUS will call for passengsrs--rsir
or shine, day or night--in any part Of the city.
All orders lett with J. =. Tsvsbary, 1t the Rail-
road and Steamboat Once, or posite the DiIln~ -
House, will receive prompt attention. Leave YOUR
orders and procure a ticket and you can rest a.
sured that you will be called for. Ordinary Bar-
gage free. Tickets Is cents.
p. S.-Haying the largest spring wagon In the
city, am also prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niture on the shortest notice.
feb2ld1y w. s. WINS, Arent,
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Another Arrival OF these
Str years old, bearing Grape Roof also
early May Cherry Trees, for sale at No. 4
Estes House, Main-st., keokuk, Iowa.
octlS VIM. BARNES
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what snnii be done with Brown.

The Richmond Wing, in its peculiarly
conservative spirit, recommends that he
should be hung FIRST and tried afterwards
The Missouri Democrat insists that he lie in
sane, but thinks he should be hung for his
insane acts. The st. Louis Neps, with a
clear sense Of justice and Of policy, advo-
oates his confinement in the Lunatio Asylum
of Virginia. The doughface press general
ly are only anxious that such disposition
greatest amount Of capital for the SlAveoo-
racy.
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From the PIains--6O, 900 POUNDS O.
Wool Arrived.

Business opened yesterday morning on the
levee with the arrival Of the Mexican train
OF Mr.. Chas. Kitchen. This train consisted
OF % wagons and 224 head of cattle, and
$4,000 pounds of Mexican wool.
Mr.. X. was Al days on the road and had no
trouble with the Indians though he passed
the scene OF the late massacre, and found the
dead bodies by the roadside. He thinks the
Indians would not have done as they did If i,
had not been for the unwise course of the
troops that passed there just previous. he
says they had an Indian prisoner whom they
gave good opportunity to escape; after his
escape they pursued and shot him down. He
was one OF the principal braves Of the Kio-
was. After killing the brave, they hurried
away, leaving the impression upon the In
dams that they were afraid Of them, and that
they would revenge the death Of their brave.
This made the Kiowas desperate and deter
mined, and not finding the troops, and be-
lieving the whites were afraid of them, they
murdered the first white men they met, which
was the mail party and returning mi ners .
kansas City Jour, 18th.
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TIE DIS MoIsxs VALLEY WING is published
every Monday at this office, is one OF the Oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended cfrcuia-
tiou throns bout the Des Moines Valley, Northern
Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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IN. y. rUKNER. JOIN Il. caAla
TURNER 4 CRAlG.
Att oF n eys At l. aw,

TURNER r CwA,G c. 0AA's
Atsor eysas Law,
AID
WILL give ..rie. attention to ali cuisines. en-. ..
and in Hspsoek count. IN Th. s0u ni, . ,aSs
rssu,s,r ,hs cap,, uu :, r.r,h A'y W'ii attend
w. of,cs ay.r OGDEN Rrosns,, . g.. poo,
store Main street, os1'' Df0""sii sSssn n103
:. ~ .oAl
FLOUR FLOUR!
CHEAP
rITY MILLS "FouR ACE"
~ Magnolia Mills,
aate City Miiis,
State Mills,
the getty Mills" orat
=. ". ID. AUSTIN CO.'S,
Augz3 us Main-st.
FEEDi FEED!l
DRAM,
ID SHORTS,
MrDDLrNGs.
For sale In quantities to suit BUYERS. At the
'.CITY MILLS"
sogzs No. o. Lsvse.
rurcn pr;curs
1nnnT1;pc
pInp' ppYyo
Jr.t rao.;v.a ,ra.h 8. As' S'''
land KELLO00 BTRGRsS
<-xnAm.vTIMn -.
suN1AANinn DiAlogses, Ascitstlons, songs,
u, DuoI "a. "a Lt.le U.Ans, 1oI INC Conooi Room.
Santand 00nEN RRnWNrYI \ M
-
4 Great BOOK for Boys.
EKANk WILDMANS ADVENTURES, ON
1 LAND AND WAIEk, Just resolved BY
OdDEN, bhOWNELL CO.,
oo.1o No. % m an 81.
MUSIC BOOKS.
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PoRRIGS Exports OF BRRApsrurrs,-The
n. Y. Herald says:
The exports are swelled by the commence
ment OF shipments Of breadstuffs. During
the week ending this day, we have shipped
about 1880 bbls -four to foreign countries,
including 5000 bills to Great Britain. Great
Britain has also taken 10000 bu. wheat.-
Yesterday and to- day there have been 20 cd
many purchasers of grain and -four for ship.
ment TO Europe. At present prices in the
two countries these will not pay profit; but
the shippers look for an advance in the Eu-
ropean markets, predicated on short crops.
When corn begins to come forward freely,
the breadstuffs exported from this port will
become quite considerable
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w. la. Wood


Agent FOX THE FOLLOWING
RELIABLE LIFE AND FIRE IN.
SUKANCE COMP ANIEs:
Mutual Benefit Lite TINS. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. /, $50, "a, OOl, o2O.ol.
This Company has larger accumu lation com
pared with Its disabilities than any other Life In
surance Co. in the United States.
90 persons In this city have their lives insured
in this Company.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital e3OO, 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 800, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. o. BRooKLYN.N
Cash Capital ESQ, 900.
QUAKER CITY ms. CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. !, 1849,
SS24. 3bg z2,
~ Particular attention given TO Marine and
Fire Insurance. Contract Policies issued.
OFFICE-On Third-st., keokuk, Iowa.
W. l.. WOOD, Agent.
September, Is, Isb9-d
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Destructtve Fire at Leavenwo rIh..
Loss eI2O. 900.
LEAvKEwo1Tu, Oct. 20.

=, A1ANAfWOkTu, OCt. ~.
About O'Clock this morning. fro broke
out IN bassford's bowling and billiard saloon.
on the corner OF Shawnee and Main streets.
and before the progress Of the conilaeration
could be arrested. fifteen bn,l lirss viii .h.:-
contents were DESTROYED. The total los. !.
estimated at 1920 900, about two thirds OF
which is covered by insurance in eastern Of.
fees. Russell, Majors & Waddelpa stores
were among those consumed. Their loss will
amount to 1000, only about half of which
Is covered by insurance. The other priuci-
pal sufferers are Lucas, Moore & Co.. drv
goods X. u. Allen, druggist; j. NJ. Ferrili.
cfoekery, and j. p. Apologize d Co., stow
dealers whose loss 10 light, most Of their
STOCK beng saved. The verandah and Shot
Weli houses were also consumed. The FIRE
was GOT under at 5 O'clock, though the prev
aience OF strong wind limited the strength
OF the IRE department. and accustomed fears
OF general conaagration.
A TEA TABLE JEsr.--An angry subscriber
evidently woman, writes tina. Iii Is . hnrn,
ing shame that SO long as there il = rosch.
in-ChinA, cur Minister should be San, -
Pekin in box, with no chance for peek;r,
out Of it,"
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-s.-----..---..
Discount on.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
L Randolph Leslie wa, mutually dissolved on
the 12th day of September, 1859. All claims due
to the late frm must be paid to the under signed
only, by whom the Grocery business will be con
tinued ut the old stand w. LESLIE.
OCT Al -d8k
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SALE OF CovINaroN AND LEXINGTON Roar.
The railway from Covington to Lexington,
KY, was sold under decree Of court on the
5th inst, for 81, l25, 663.74, to parties Of
whom 4. B. Bowler, of Cincinnati, is the
chief capitalist. The original cost Of the
road was 81 ,000, 900, and it was sold on out
standing bonds, &c., amounting to $780,
900.
GT The Milwaukee Wisconsin states that
the Rock River Railroad is now open from
GAINESVILLE to Oshkosh.
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KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CoNE.-CAPrrAL &1 1000, 900.
CASH SURPLUS, JuLY 1sr, 1859, 81, Osc41s
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~ Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at a.
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their losses
II. b. TEN -EYCK, Agent,
Once corner ID and MaiI sts., Keok uk, Iowa.
Oct. "a. SO dim
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FIRE ms. CO., OF NEW YORK.
Capital ana surplus s36A, S9i. 10.
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HONE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 81 200, 900.
CASH SURPLUS. JuLr Isr, 1879, $457,sn
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SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
hIsoh a.
MILL give strict attention to all business en-
w trusted to their care, in Lee county, Iowa,
and in Hancock county, Ill. They will attend
regularly the Courts 1t Carthage.
va Ofhce over Ogden, Brownell 4 Co.'S Book
Store, Main Street. Tsu 70 -d6m1
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General Insurance Agency.
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.

LIRE, LAKE. RIVER AND LITE IN.
1 SURAN0E promptly attended to 1T this Once.
Better and more ixDEAAITY can be given st this
Agency than any other in this city, and less trouble
after . loss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Day Hos rAeFs wanted.
lINEN or l b day boarders can hs accom- modated
with good fare; also, two good comfortable
rooms, furnished, suitable for gentleman and lady
Apply on Bank-st., between LIST and I'd.
oct26d3t JAMES GILES
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ATLANTIC FIRH AND MARINE ms. CO..
OF PROVIDENCE, RI.
Capital $50, 900 90.
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PHENrx FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK.
Capital and surplus $3.50, 7is.7O.
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IN vain. Tier own hand had given the FIRST
impulse, and now she had no power to stay
the course of events which were fast hurrying
to destruction oil that had been dearest to
her.
But tho crisis came. Debts of honor.
which be had not the means TO cancel, accu !
z:a!a.ea CT IL. y;1Ss1.'s hands. Sikht al
ter night, day after day, he played and lost ;
the fates seemed against him. At length,
driven to desperation, by the taunts Of his
successful opponent, to whom hs WAS indcbt-
ed for many thousands, be plunged the as
sassin's knife into his heart, as they were
both leaving the saloon where Vincent had
staked and lost his ell.
Rushing through the deserted streets with
the frenzy OF madman, Harry Vincent en-
tered his house, and hurrying to his wife's
dressing room, where she was laying aside
the costly raiment she had just worn at
fashionable levee, he rudely seized her arm,
and drawing the blood stained dagger from
his vnst, he exclaimed vehemently-
"IIere, Mabel Vincent, 10 the proof OF my
love for you! You asked for proofs, and /
have given them. have perjured my very
soul for you. Step by step, have gone
down-down-from the respectable and hon.
orable position once enioyed;:I have be-
come gambler drunkard- -and," he add
ed, in low, Kissing voice, "a AuRDxREa!-
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Metal Warehouse!

TUOS. s. DICKERsON,
10. ~ wabash Avenue, chicago, HI.
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M0NTAUK PIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK.
capital anA Surplus si0i ,2i5.72.
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~ A preacher lately said in his sermon
"1st women remember while putting on thei
profuse and expensive attire, how narrow
are the gates Of Paradise
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Sasiness Garas.

I 3Sif MY 4 YoE, BENJAMIN R. roF
DEALERS n se ca5feE F f lsso"e Fase
sns AND FINE FAMILY L GRoGEkIEs, -ep ns,'
JAMES BOYD,
q REAL ESTATE BR90KER,
fEs?R 5ESH { 81 purchase and sils
I II. & J. s. HOGG,
f> nos S' SAN AND 20 10 t CLAY STREET.
Al work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Job6ing attended to with punctuality. ja1-tf
MACDONALD & DUGDALE, GEO. D''DAlE
1' GVAXo, CRANE Stt FhSIR, CORN MEAL,
tas HH M E dn f
diff Cor h'flDfn Biir MHdfE AND PRATT sr'
~ CASSARD g. SON,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERs,
pRovi ka6 2sA GENE Il
nat, Nos 4O7 AND 400 VEST BALTIMORE STREET,
7 UTHER J. cox 4 R. B. WARDEN,
G ES akv GoMMIs S5Ee N hGENTs
REAL ESTATE Gk HpfShse R sRS Isl MORTGAGES AND
n5tf PATENT RiGHTs, &c, . &C. 1'''''' AMI
T LYLE CLARK 4 CO,
y. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
VIRGINIA MSS% ~ F4 sAtt s TOBACCO,
NO. log W. LOMBARD
n3u Baltimore.
III W. DUNCAN,
Il
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,,
s. L. CORNER FAYETTE AND STREETS,
ol6u BALTIMORE
TOHN ii. O'DONOVAN, JR.,
%b SrS afnsf IL w x9r S Of LIQUORS.
AND AGENT FOR SALE OF
OIL W Ii SKEYS,
au2SH 80 Cheapsde, Baltimore
I A. DUSHANE,
u. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER
NO. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST.,
$50 near Lombard,
-au2I0 BALTIMORE, MD.
TOHN w. HOGG,
- ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT,
FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
Office 2, Cup stairs) No. IL South street,
je23ly Baltimore
| EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
- A II TIST,
STUDIO, MCELDOWNEY BUILDING,
mf3ly Corner Charles and Fayette streets.
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STEAMBOATS,.

fz7.sILs@~.- BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
Ss fa and s SEe %s4GF f? l\
The steamer ANCASTEli" Capt j. II Tomiinson Viii
fsi gEsff 2g e TEvFRE Y sTY
leave f6 RF bEd 6 az o fRb43M NEs2qGgg viii
WEnN ESP4Y at o'clock, and iAvRE DE GRAcE at
vii TRs ss steamer roRTsMouTH Capt VIM Travcr.
the Tide Water Canal is order, and run t naisIy Wiz
Freight received Gaily until o'clock
1e2l-tf JOS JAMES TAYLOR, Agent
esIItMa FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
esrzs; ,a-r7asThc steamer WM SELDEN, W B. Kirwan
&i ns on WI TsGme her route to
FG%T' of "'5" fF"f%9 fR fg% nsr
viii fS says dds9fga%y I'D at O'clock Rins
snd F SGR%s to rs Ely BTSsc EVERY S IT,
comfortably mtSfE f"Tf Gys ha3 %d With and
Tended TO- charges paid promptly, and forwarded
at sr F oe nG lr5 6 fsfRt q apply in Baltimore
tl2tf NEs It K N F FtffiiIiriifsH& I 20
Es=sIEs%.N OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
INC company boats hs SiEH r TUG Sa f&MPAH3
SnG Gaor FS 9Cnns at a2 sy description Of
The Company St. r Boats are as follows:
steamer steamer LiSSEEE CCa aPtan H. nff ffsasH %
antrs s s8en 70" the are a sSperr master and every
owag viii made asSfs5 For r GSr md fore
OF lac
jals-tf 30 s. Y p Pan t,t
sNs FOR THE SOUTH
r4 fi RIRE d F i N , NEW YORK PHLADEL-
HHEs2S S%hhP$T THAE5&F fHELHSa!oN
srR& S$$h &E6 s ASR NJ" A GHfLEAA$
BAY LINE pA IA G S3E&sf S2 E%Hy3K IL
The Schedule tie 6 5E !sSyE nESsGEE t Ea4cEs
NEW Y&iIfiES, r %iIMIX&T%y, &C.
From New York to Wilmington y & { Els s,s 90
pD.,a, 10 N NGT%Sb and Per,,smou. Va, ) .
Weldon, y. C., 10 40
" p,,,, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va { 30
Baltimore t" MW,!mainstS q = &C. /, %
,zp-, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va %
between the Pep%$ on the Role '"''ss
Passengers 10y this Line enjoy comfortable nights rst
o" the Bay steamers, and privileged lay orer al nig5
a. s iiI IH 4F N%r iGir TIP by daylight
and rliadrrha by this Line VIII have their basaage
"a5. #S t e. e. | ana front ii G G G e 5,
FSS %n, by ne Bay Or Nag ns Y6EK he
above The AStor House the New Jersey Railroad once
S fSSf q GS Gs street. s In PIADELPA The Com
# Mo Us DeP"t; broad and Prime streets And in BATI
of I, MON Dock, beard the lay steamers company loot
urthel repetc with every comfort and convenience has
BE been added to the Line TIE Line being composed Of
and a 5,s@iIf xoc ap Cannon G Euss
pa T I stat room and berth accommodations
ny; wharf UNION DOCK, FGOT or CoNCoRD SfR $Ei
Daily, Sundays excepted " '''''i'
hS~AT O'CLOCK, T. M.an
Or immediately after the arrival of the Erprscc Tr,
p. VI. '' anu ili'"nelP"l" !" Ia
The following is the Schedule
New York at o'clock, A NJ Portsmouth at ~ oclL NJ
PPa n1ii|nop :. p y Weldon at IL Nj.
t4r augusta, Charleston and the South, via the MnciC
ter Railroad finished ''''
Passengers for Richmond and PETERSBURG or anv otlo
points ON the James River, connect with James River I"s
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
~ Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth. Newbern Wash
lngton Weldon, GolSboro Beaufort, Warsaw RDriph and
Wilmington, " c., will find it most pleasant dircf and
"E PG:iG rouie. ,., VI. \. FALLS,
Ir..IInuLc, 1epl Is20 President.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-03

MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
4VI AND SAVING WORKS,
~, AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD
,>BRACkETS, MOI LDlNGS, and ORNAMENTAL SAW
I'M I'M, and TURNING, of every STYLE for
CITY DWELLINGS,
RURAL RESIDENCES,
c.,. AL, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &c
Columns futed and plain Balustradng for Portcos Stair
Novels BanniSters and Hand Railing, descriptions
CAARPENTERS' AND GILDERS' M0ULDiNGS
belch ana Hand Screws, Hubs Oval frames, &c
n,-n>-r,-o "A so every variety Of
TURNING AND SAVING,
HARD WOOD LUMBER, '"'
MAHOGANY and WALNUT,
CHERRY and POPLAR,
.,so corrrN orr-rpo -, ,-r>---,,, OAK, ASH, &c
JOS. THOMAS & son,
", CORNER OF PARK CLAY STREETS
Yard-South Eutaw street. fei7.if