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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-13
McGREGOR IOWA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49, 1862

wet to point equidistant from the hip and
knee and felt comparatively comfortable
We remained at Einton all night. The
gentlemanly proprietor of the Shields House
rendered us all the assistance in his power.
and by his kindness endearcd himselfto the
whole party. The next day we reached
Van Metres Grove, having crossed marsh
one mile in width and, think the same
in depth. On Wednesday at noon we
reached the Iowa at Koszta-here we found
eight or ten teams unable to cross, but WE
had faint recollection of crossing the Ce-
dar, so we hired pilot and drove through
nothing but the Atlantic could have
daunted us. We encamped on Honey
Greek, one mile this side Of Koszta, were
detained one day on account of a violent
storm Time is precious, and must, ofne-
cessity abridge.) On Friday reached Brook
lyn on the State road; ON Saturday made
Westfeld; On Sunday travelled through
the rain to Newton. At this town the seat
Of my pants was entirely gone-after great
difficulty succeeded in getting another pair
my ankles were dreadfully lacerated, cut
all to opicces-purchased new pair ofboots
reached Des Moincs on Tuesday at noon
-rained all night-arrived at this place
last cvening-could'n mt cross on the ferry on
account of the gale. 1t is now Tuesday
nonn, and the wind promises no abatement
twenty teams encamped here-everybody
cursing the ferryman-concocting measures
to get over the river For the last three
days we have had excellent roads; from
here to the Bluffs they are said to be splen-
did Schmcck, Church and Davidson were
at this place week ago. We have every
luxury we desire but females and butter
1t is Just 355 miles from McGregor to the
Bluffs by our route--thus far have walk
ed every mile but twenty.
Advise all who expect to leave for the
Peak to provide themselves with substan-
tial -bottomed pants-I have worn
out two pair already. We will be at the
Bluffs (wcather pcrmitting) in six days.
Give my love to all the girls---show this
letter to all whom you think it would inter-
est, and believe me,
Ever yours,
J. H. X.
N. B.--There is more reality than ro-
nance in journey like this.
have scribbled this epistlc in wagon
the wind blowing a perfect hurricane
o'clock, P. NJ
Safe across the Coon, and within 115
miles of the Bluffs-saw two VERY pretty
girls at Des Moines X.
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N5- 0ood stabling attached. "a
Mar ch 81, lS5Sn77tr
COIL! COIL!

To the public and consumers OF Coal generally.
would respectfully announce that have recently
tabshed Coal yard at Prairie du Chen where will
be kept on hand supply Of Illinois Il Pennsylvania
CoaOrders respectfully solicited and the public
be assured that it shall be my endeavor to give
satisfaction in regard to quality, price and attention
Office and yard Lower Town, below the Ferry Land
N Stiff Ii. +. AVERILL.
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DEAN. FREN CHI & EMERY,
Dealers in Try Goods Groceries Hardware Nails Crock
cry Stouewars Stoves and Of Sheet Iron
and Tin Ware. post Office Building
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banks or cock fights, where sudden quar-
rel might induce some shooting, a man is
safe about the city any time, day or night,
and then such shooting or stabbing would
undergo legal investigation and be punished
and not be winked at, us formerly.
Most of the people go on horseback, and
always with cabras or stake rope, on the
neck Of the horse, which is coiled and fast
ened by loop to the pummel Of the saddle;
this is used when they stop, in place Of a
halter, and when the horse is feeding, fast
cned to a tree or iron stake with ring at the
top, for once let a Spanish horse get loose,
and you'd have to catch him with larictte,
which would necessitate another horse to
follow him with Caballiods (drovcs) Of
horses are in town almost every day, brought
from Mexico or the Rio Grande frontier
Brides and saddles they know nothing
about, yet they bring $40 to $40 and even
$50 each; they are small size and generally
very inferior, they are only tit for the saddle.
Mules and oxen are employed for tcaming
and work, four and six mules generally to
wagon; to yoke of oxen to Mexican
two wheeled cart, 4 to yoke to a wagon,
although have seen 12 yoke to wagon
Ok and mule trains run from here to
SaiAASAAsAAu4 u41u III i tASo III ~NS" AASAlCV,
regularly, and since I've been here or {.
trains have started for Arizonia, Tucson,
Tavac q think this should be Tabago, where
there are silver mines, and the Gila gold
mines, were their destinations. had the
Gila gold fever, but before our train was ready
to start recovered my senses.
This country, western Texas, IS only st
for stock raising, long droughts are the RULE,
and seasons when they have rain enough to
raise fair crop, the exception; there is
plenty of Pasturage, and stock can pick up
their living all winter, along the streams
The land can be irrigated, but it is not as
good las rain. Sheep and hog raising, think
pays best, but cattle, goats, mules and
horses, increase rap;dly and cost little 10
Keep. Poultry would pay well; eggs sell
from l3 to Scots. per dozen, chickens 2 to 8
bits each. Butter 90 to 40cts per pound,
and milk, Tin the greatest stock raising coun.
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VOLUME uI----NO. 26.
sWiSCGkL0aeeOosS.

AMERICAN HOUSE,
By S. D. SANDY.
new House, a good barn, polite attention to guests
aud reasonable bills the inducements to stop at the
American. ll9f
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AN ESTRAY-slo REWARD.

AN ESTRAY-$lO REWARD.
INSTRAYED fro;S the subscriber, living in a.
IL Monona township Clayton county, about .3z2S
the middle OF May last,
... BROWN MARE, s#
Fifteen hands high, and three years old last spring.
She had marks except small callous below the left
knee caused by kick. She is pretty we'll broke to
work, but rather wild and high strung; black legs
name and tail
vii, give the above reward to any one who will re-
turn her CT give me information where she may Be
found. HENRY HOWE.
Monona, Iowa Dec 8, ls5S-Sm3*
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MONDELL HOUSE,

North McGregor, by T. W. Mondeli. This House is
entirely new and we'll furnished The Proprietor has
recently purchased it, and his acquaintance with the
the Travelling Public enables him to promise
entire salts 'actior.
Oct 27. lS5Sn2vl
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CLAYTON LODGE No. 70.

OF A. F. A. NJ: Monona Clayton County Iowa
meets Friday preceding the full moon in each month
Chas. A. DEAN W. NJ; J. r. II. Scorr s. W.; H.
FMERY J. W.. B. II. OLMsrKD. Treas; VIM. II. THoMr-
SON Sec'y.
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A CHARLES 8. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
No. 1, Corner Of Main and SiztA Street.
Dubuque, lows.
REFERENCEs:
Hon. Bernhart Hem, Hon. Theophilus Parsons,
Fairfield, Iowa. Hon. Emory Washburn,
Hon. James N. Love, Law Faculty, Cambridge,
U. s. District Judge, Mass.
Keokuk, Iowa. Bernard G. Caulfed,
Col. Robert Robinson. Atty, Chicago, Ill.
Middletowu, Iowa. Hon. VIM. 8. Bodley,
Hen Jno McKeon. U. s.. Louisville, Ky.
Dist. Atty, N. Y. City. Benost, Shaw 4 Co.,
Hon. JOHN A. Dix, New Orleans, La.
N. Y. City. Hon. A. G. Penn,
Hon. James Campbell, New Orleans, La.
late p. NJ. Gen., Phila. Hon. Reverdy johnson,
Col. James Page, Phla. Baltimore, Nd.
Peter NAPLES, Esq. Phila. Col. Louis Y. Bogy,
L. A. Benoist L Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Bankers, st. Louis, Mo. Hon. John F. Darby,
Hon. Joel Parker, st. Louis, Mo
81 Collections made and proceeds promptly remit
ted. 90
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3Nl1.GI III a GU.
PORT BALTIMORE. November %

Arrived
steamship Thos. Swami. Ramsay - hours from New
York-mdse to SamI T Pearce
Steamer Henry l.. Cav, Her, from PhiIadephia-mdse
to A. Shriver.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader Pierson from Now yor,,
-Tndse. to j. A. Shrivcr
Schr. Amelia Starkey, Weeks from New Iondon-bal-
last 10 Heslen Il Rogers.
Schr. James Buchanan, Morse, from Wilmington n C.
naval stores to Bevan, Phillips " Co
W Rhoads 4, Som '[-0sa ="
Rhoads Son NON " '"
-, sGhr Frank Day, Fisher, from Troy N. Y-mdse. to
W Rhoads K Son ' "
Schr. White Soual Sbarna f-op, P;cbrond h ouos, =.
Bark Dorchester White from Rio de Janero IL til ult
Ajax. 'o"eu up ny s'eain'us
below
Randall 10 "orren
T. Peace, " iorh-samue'
Steamer George Peabody. Pritchard Ricbnona
Brandt, Jr. ''ihohd, D.
Steamer Fl. L. Cav, Her Philadelphia-I . cb,s
Col Iron Co. "-'e'fseS Greek
del. 'eS-Johh NJ Ban
Son. ' - 'AetheWs u
Schr Chief Fountain, Providence-W Pbooas T. 6
Schr. Cheficoke, White for Norfolk Va Gun
Schr. Astoria, CoEgins, New Bedford-KeISev 4, o.
Schr. Henrietta, Jones, Bath elsey AZ (;ray "y'
Schr D. W. Maitland, Leeman, West Indies-R g. IT
R. Tucker. ~ H.
schr. Fair Wind, Bragg, Washington, N. c-Bevan
Phillips Co. M = N "'
schr John Wilson, Hardy, North Carolina-wbedbee
Il Dickinson. rrr a#1 Fl Il -,
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Steamboats,.

FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
80 .a11rsaaas M0ND, THREE TINES A WEEK
Lle steamers BELV lDERE and GEO PEABODY are now
g Every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
Freight received daily
datons. @i'ii'' STAT i"oLH dC'uIniAo'
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
p 9 passa,,s. i,or,,,; Light street S. har.
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rrc1, on y-U,c,l,r,r @ ~ r1l,,,,
Hi''i VI 'i-'ooI-I.2 ~ Ipfll, NOV. 70.
SHIPS.
AZofaha, Bfa2 =, lNo Jareiro-W. Fl. n. c. Wright
Banshee, Keen, Rio de Janeiro-Hugh Jenkins 4 Co.
dave Stewart Prentiss Amsterdam-F l.. Brauns Co.
Euterpe, Arey, Caiao
Empress OF the Sea- -,-,W W. Wilson * Sons
ErneStine, Brem Frerchs BremenV on Kaptf g. Arans
Herald of the Morning, Baker, Callao-Barril & Muir
lonian, Mitchell, Callao.
James Hovey, Robinson, for freght-Barril K Muir
John &. Richardson, Lewis, Lverpool-Foard Rogers
Michael Angelo, Eldridge, Cailao.
Silver Star, Wade = James Carey Coale
SIR John franklin, Gait Rotterdam-B. NJ Hodges Jr.
BARKS.
Anna, lBrem:l Raschen, Bremrn-VonKapf & Arens
dorchester, White, Rio Janero-Jas Hooper x Sons.
Grace, BIZ Stowe, Liverpool-F. J., Brauns & Co.
Gustay, brem) Nlenaher Bremen-A. Schumacher& Co.
hate, nhver. Buenos Ayres-F, ". Bruno & Sons
Lucy Ring, Thurlow, Sombrero-A. C. Elliott & Co
Lapwng, Kelly, Rio de Janeiro-Iugh Jenkins g. Co
Seai, Gould, Charleston-Charles Pendergast.
scotland, Rowe, Bosten-Aorrell X Randall
BRlGS.
Avon tBr.) =, Iialifax-Capron Gwinn
chattanooga, Forrest Bahia-ktrkand Chase K Co.
Glarence fhinney, Mediterrnean-J. Crosby II Sons.
Forest City, Balm, Portland-Kelsey Il GRAY
Helen, Miller Rio de Janeiro-Thos. Whitridge K Co.
James b. George Snow, Pernam buco-W. Rhoads K Son
Suscovad1, lbr.) IhurSton Demarara-W. II. Perot.
N iose' D D e Mest IhdleS-M Rhoads Son.
0rI.n,. ii{2 iI w, otI-hesey cray
prkheS, kbr.l Murphy, west lndies-llCSen & Rogers
Scean pelle benson, NeYassa island-E X Cooper
Speedway, thompson, Portland-Heslen & Rogers
' ND'j N'' SU5iwaIS; n S-kelsey Gray
A,ico >or,a p;,.o ~ rG ~ EhS.
Rur6ett HAT I1o,rJT pio - NeisGy q %ray
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,-,.,,,,.,,-,,,- AND WATERING PLACES
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMMER 1PP1VE,EnENe1
Tn and after MONDAY, June Goth, 1850.
THREE DAILY TRAINS

oh ana after h0AnAY June 2Oth, 1889
1T, THREE DAILY TRAINS
Will De run oYg this Road as follows, viz
me man IRAN leaves daily Sunday excepted at
With arm H M at harrisburg tll47 A n, there conn
r.,. IiTTSBURG AND THE VEST
ny dlls iIn passengers for the North and Niauar, El
arrive AT lllamSpOr at 7. NJ, and Elmira NJ AZ -
where they lie over all night '' 81 o'i' I. NJ
The Sui9o and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
except Sunday at ?. NJ, arriving at fIarishI,,
?. NJ, Wiamsport at y r NJ Emira AT n WI a. -
at 1880 A. NJ and Niagara Falls at uavt
tram connects at Elmra with trains for ny i'''
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN ,-L,r
YORK AND CANADA. '''''
AND at Buffalo with trains for SUSPENSION !rifa ,l ~
VIA the treat western Railway for all parts of N'
- CANADA AND THE W EST AND NURTTiW EST
q The Cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves dr At
m arriving at Harrisburg Oil p NJ and t,r. o.,
and all parts of the West ' '0' ''9"ui =
For BEDFORD SPRINGS take $50 A. NJ and & p n
trains connect at Harrisburg with PENNSYLVANIA Rsoa
top - N anu NIuai
For YORK, CARLISLE CALEDONIA and nOI,Err X,,
GAP SPRINGS take 7.3O A. NJ train ~ - " OH 10
r, For TIA NOV Err, LlTTLESTONN, GETTYSBT-RG md
train Saturdays. '' ' % 4 III
For TICK ETS and further correct and reliable
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert station Come
oil calvert and Franklin Streets Baltimore van
j. H. WARN Err, Ticket Agent "f'''' VI,
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK,
Cash Capital s6OG00O Surplus, $377,32
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co, HARTFORD,

FIRE, MARINE LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES oh
tanned to amoan in Companies of the very stand
ing, and at the most reasonable rates.
Reliable information given all matter elang to FIRE
INSURANCE, such as forms Of applca,i statements of
loss DC, &c. -
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken, with Pre-
MUM, for months used
GEOGRE r COAIE Agent
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petersburg.
Southern Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, November %. Arr. Schrs.

ALEXANDRIA, November 23.-Arr. schrs Susan E.
Jayne, Albany.
NORFOLK, November 23-Arr. big Pilot FISH Turks
Island; scirr. Arcoa, New York-Crd. schr Ringgod
Providence
WILMINGTON, November 21.- Arr. schrs J. Smith
New York; Maine Law, Rockport.-Crd. schr Wood
bine. New York
CHARLESTON, November I9.-Noon.-Arr steam
ship Columbia New York; brig Hayward Matanzas schr
Belle Philadelphia -Cld. steamships Keystone State,
Philadelphia; Nashville, New York; ship Lydia, Liver
pool; brig Justo Barcelona schr F. W Gardner Mobile
B. y. Hawkins New York
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Iletals, 9m0tUar&, TT.

L ARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
IL G o d 5,
ANDREW REUTER- & SONS.
NO 90 w BALTIMORE between Frederick and Cav
would ctiuy inform their friends that they have con
sderaDy enlarged and fitted up their and are prepared
10 lurnlsh their customers with and latest stv les
OF goods in their line. Their embraces ali the stn
articles in the HARDW ARE line, besides the various
furnishing Goods, such Plated and Britannia Ware
Knives and Forks Waters Trays Japanned WMe, &c.
large assortment of TOOLS is constantly kept on hand
The prices and quality goods will be found canal ia
solicited. TnI3.tf1 " i'' 80 SS'S
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nUGAN & JENKINS
~ COMMISSION HARD RARE MERCHANTS
No. 30 SOUTH CHARLES STREET
Are Are A gents for the following Manufactures
IHOMAS TUITION 4 SONS, CAST AND SHEAR SrERL
MILAN GREAEES SONS, FILES, RAsPs, &e
WALES FRENCH, AUGER, Anger EIT7s, &c
j. G; HONEY, BoRING MACHINES.
AiRANuALl., TACKs FINISHING NAILS, &c
PROVIDENCE TOOL. COMPANY, NUTS, Washers 4N9
PLANE Irons "
AMERICAN butt COMPANY, Butt Hl1ass, san Iroy..
CHARLES Fl. KELLOGG, CURRY Co4as, Sc,LEs. =.
HALL ELTON 4 co. PLATED Spoons AND Forks
SCQElL MANUFACTURlNG co, SHEET Brass ,sn
BRASS BUTTS. o7 -"
DAVID SNYDER, SUoyRLs AND SPADES.
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, RaAgs C,gnit
DUNLoP & MADEIRAs, AXES, HArcrr7s, &c. jylotf
Il l.. PARKER & CO..
H. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS N METALS
SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
between PRATT and CAMDEN STR Rrs,
-r,- - ~ OFFER FOR SALE
TN PLATE Of every description.
TERN PLATE for roofing
ENGhiSH SHEET IRON Nos TOTO -
GALVANIZED. Is TO -
Iron WIRE,TINNED WIRE" 40 -
PIG and BAR LEAD.
BANCA TIN. i'll Pigs and Bars.
Lead PIPES and SHEET LEAD
HOOP IRON, q in. to ~ in
TINMEN'S TOOLS and MACHINES.
BtsASS, KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS, RIVEr%
IHr.I l II TtiIN1 &C. &c
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Mtrtkan0i3e.

w iidShEf 200 bbls. Ohio Bigh Proof Corn
Wv 600 bbs. Old pure Rye and B6urbou yarops
Dands Mary land Pennsylvania and Ky all on consgn-
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Eastern Ports

NEW YORK, November 23.-Arr. banks Cuba Trini.
dad; Il. H. Knight, Turks Island; briggs Eliza do; Ann
Monro via; Arabella AspnwalE A. Hopkins St Marks;
schrs. Passport, Matagorda Bay; Adele, St Domingo;
Harriet Jacksonville; May, Charleston; Geo Darby
Seguine and Edwin, N Carolina Ann d. Georgetown,
D. C-Crd, steamer Huntsville Savannah; ships Lon.
don, London; Chaplin, Acapulco Hesperus New Orleans;
john Bunyan, Charleston barks j. Caggett Glasgow;
NJ. Morales Gibraltar; briggs Lauretta Para Francona
Lisbon; Pablilo, TobaSco Amonoosuck Sagua Renshaw
Galveston; schrs. Masonic and Bowdch Curacao; Lane
and RoXbury, Jamaica; c. Minerva Aspinwa: Anthem,
Iavacca; Ellen Barns and J. Randolph Galveston; W L.
Burroughs, Savannah; c. Jayne, Alexandria; b. Stan
Petersburg
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schr. Alice Moore, Pike, Kingston Jam.-psarco 8
sehr Pebrel; tBr) Skinner, St. Johns, N. F-Kirk.
sGhr Burdett Hail, Hardy New YOrk-Georges Creek.
Brig Chesapeake (Brl Gwyrr n " =,
Perot ~ '"i' Deniarara-"' H.
Brig Avon, tBr.l Trefry, Halifax, N. s-Capron 4 ca.
Snp ha1shee kean, Rio Janero, and market Hugh
snip Star sBr Muir, Queenstown, Ire for orders
Ship Star, (Br Muir, for Swami Point bound to Iiv
erPool, IN tow Of steamtugs Reliance and Ajax.
Bark Justina, Marshall, Cuba.
Bark Daniel Webster, Ryder, Boston
Bark Sylph Jones, Boston, in tow of seamtug Edwin
Schr J. W. Maitland, Leeman West Indies in tow of
steamtug Tigress
Brig Chesapeake, (Br.) Gwynn, Demarara-n tow of
LiOness.
Arrivals from Baltimore
Steamship VIM jenkins, Hallett, Boston, 2Sd inst
Brig LAUREL (Br.l o Brien st. Johns N F. Sd inst
Schr zavaa, Haines, Charleston. 23d inst-Per tel.
Sehr R II. Tuntley, Hammond, New York 2sd inst
Schr. Hyena, Davis, Bath 18th inst
Ship Alexander, Nowlan, Cardiff, 31st ult
CIearances for Baltimore
Steamship Potomac Watson, New York 23d inst
Steamship Locust Point, French Charleston 22d inst
Schr. Moses Moses Eddy, Babbidge Bangor, 18th inst
Schr John Randolph, Phillips, Richmond, 22d inst
Barge Minnesota, Adams, New York sd inst
Memoranda
Ships North Carolina Foster and Admiral rBrem
Metng were advertised at Liverpool for Baltimore, 5th
Ship Ellen Stewart, Coffin for Liverpool cleared at "
| Orleans, 10th inst.
| Ship Modern Times, overton, for Hampton Roads
sailed from McKenn's Island, Aug. 5th inst
! Ship Julia Lawrence, Spear hence for PHILADELPHIA
passed Cape Island, 23d Inst at p. m
Ship Rival, Kelly, hence via Savannah was discharg-
| ing at Callao, Oct. 27th
Bark B. johnson, was reported up several da VS.
| ago, and is not therefore below
Bark 7. c. Alexander, Merryman, for Hampton Roads
| was at Sombrero, Sd inst IT.
| Bark Contest, Allen, at Valparaiso Oct 18th
chartered for Liverpool to load copper Coquimbo
| nitrate at Iquique
| Banks Huntingdon White, from Baltimore discharg-
lng and Ella Virginia, Focke for Rio de Janeiro re-
! manned at Montevdeo, Sept. Goth
Bark Adelaide Pendergast, Nelson for Rio de Janeiro
remained at Bahia 23d ult
Bark Dorchester, White, for Baltimore sailed from Rio
| de Janeiro, 18th ult
Brig Romance, ashore at the mouth of the
co river and not the Patuxent river
! Brig Evelina, Fowler, from Malaga for New York
sailed from Gibraltar, 29th ult
Brig Palmas. Morgan, from and for Baltimore in Q
days was left at Monrovia about 18th uIt
Brig Coquette, Young, for Nevassa sailed from King
ston, ia Sd inst
schr. Red Wing, Krwan, for Baltimore sailed from
| Rio de Janeiro, 9TH ult.
Schr. Adele (Brl waycott from St Domingo, (before
reported in Hampton Roads with loss sails we'd
| at n. York, 23d inst
| Schr. X. H. Hunty, Hammond, hence at New York
was run into by an unknown ship when within few
miles of Cove Point Chesapeake Bay which broke the
main boom, carried away the mainSaiI, smashed the
boat and started talfra.
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~ l ~ lho-ul President.
sE~ BALTIMORE AND SUSOUEHAN
STEAM row BOATS

BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING COMPANY,
~ No. 81 Smiths WHAT
The Baltimore Steam Towing Company have tbair Roots
row IN comPlrteoer- They sufficient mower to tow
the largest class ships md iron, any poirt Fa
Of the following Eoa;s VIZ. ' '"' 1'eS e'HN'>'
JAMES NURtI $780,. ts..,t,;r ., II o.
FAIRY OF EF,N .......-...-. 'h.'h.
49, NJ y EF.N ......-.-..-..-.. \. Cook.
COMMANDED ny active experienced masters, well knuw,
q sktui pilots Of the Chesaucake Ray and Tributaries
aEs o. tp"age reasonable schedule of which can he seen
a. INC company Office 81 Smiths wharf Tie shortest no.
Zee only required at any time to the above
a273m y uAII g..
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~ HIDES OIL AND LEATHER
FRANCIS II. GRUPY
Informs the public that he has removed to his new War;
mousse NO % GRANT STREET directly rear of his
Ola stand, and door from Lombard street (opposte
Robinson Lords warehouse,l where i'll found fresh
ana complete assortment Of EF cry KIND AND QUALITY
ua LHAIaER especially Hemlock and Oak Sole Leather
datheSs Bride aud Lace Leather pr.ne Wax Upper Kips
Calf Skins, French Calf SKINS etc wholesale and r.iI
tanners and Curriers' TOOLS; Bark Mills, best and com
mon grades Of Tanners OILS always on hand "
Hides and Leather bought and sold on commission and
cash advances made on cOnsignments. ~
for further information address
jl5-tf % Grant str.at poi,i,
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sSSsssgrE1s--is TRANSPORTATION LINE ~"
fNLAND-fhrough the Delaware and Raritan or5
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals ~ anu
For the conveyance Of Merchandise, Prodnna poo.
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods of ali sorts al 80
low rates " 8N''' At very
Through between New York and BsItimore ui,bor.
tight compartments. "i0iS' Win water
FOX MEM , l OK Steamboat leaves Baltimore four
FROM NEW YORK-Steamhoat Ieavaa i, ill., r,o-.
No. Z. AVN 'o''H h'e' fleT
Goods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New Yo
commission. ' u az charges Tor
Line. -''Hu Iopeller
The safety regularity and dispatch OF this Line to+,
with the moderate rates charged, commend IL 70 X
- e' 'O' oonE eyR lgg, every description OF
're'En'. 70 . u - a. SHRIVER, Agent "
NO. Light street wharf Raltimora
nr,0tr W nDALZELIs Agent,
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= UUh, ~ ASHINGTON IND TIE SOUTU
Ltaye baltimore at ~ and 500 A. NJ and,S Is and 2o
~ ON Sundays at 40 A NJ only. Leaves washington 70,
Saltmole at 20 and 745 A. NJ, and 20 and.5 20 NJ IN
sundays at go r N. only. The second and third train
only from Bamore stop at way points The second IN
trans rom Baltimore and the second and third from
washington connect with trains the Annapolis Road
Hr IcSgts Of every kind, information &c aIply To i
' agent UT Ut the Ilch ct Office Camden station
W. p. SMITH.
T. NJ COLE Cor.-,, ~, =, MASTER OF Transportation
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
fENHE sun MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
nsures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks, terms
favorable those ufany other Company All taking
Policies from this Company entitled share of the
profits without mourning liability beyond the
of Prcmium The Assets of the Company liable the pay
ment of losses, s2,n00,0U.
A. &. NELSON, PreS't
A. SEATON Y PreS't. j. WHITEHEAD, Secy'
100, c. OLIVER ODONNELL, Agent in Baltimore
NJ Eyrhan ANIL llre