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Bankers q Dealers in Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
HVOLLxCflONS MADE AND rAOAP1Ly 114l114D
" u Current RAtes "a kxcAanxe.
Hills OF EXCHANGE, Gold and silver, Current and I'm.
current Money BougAt and Sold
Land warrants neukht and Sold and Battered On Time
Interest Paid On Special Deposita.
Manay Lnaue6 IN Real Estate aud Personal Security
Taxes paid for Nesident and Nou-Resdent proprie.
tors.
Corrsspssdsnis may rely upon prompsness, ade,ity
and personal attention TO their interests in the
Transaction Of any business Which may be entrusted .
u.s.
RKFRRKNcEs.
American k.eh.nss Bank, New rork City.
Bank a. nlion. Nlion, n r
hank Of Cooperstown, Copperstown, N. 7.
Durkec 4 Bullock. Bankers, ST. Louis No.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse, n r
Warren Bank. South Danvera. Mass,
A. J. stevens 3 Co., BANKERS, ~. Dosuaones
Henry Farnham, Pre- g. 4 \. /. b. r.. Chicago flIe
Jno. 3. Henry. Supt. n. 4 u n. h. DaSeMport Iowa
Cook. Sargent Downy, BANKERS, Iowa City Iowa,
Western Marine / Fire Insurance Company, Omaha
City, N. r. @I
+ LIE Roy TuttIc, Omaha City. .a
James G. Mitchell, ESQ.,, Florence N. r.
n h. judd Esq Chicaxp 40
AerchAnts', savings, iNan Trust Co. Chicae0
Corse Sno~'den Corxc. Alex anIria Va = s.r.
j. p Bennett, Ast. 1tna Fire Insurance Company. :
Cincinnati, Ohio. T9"s
James Harlan. L. 3. s.. Ut. Pleasant. lows.
Hon. 5. Il. Curtis, H. c.. Keokuk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh Brooks, Bsnkers Burlington, Iowa.
July l-nI0-u THuslo copy
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Eslray Notice.

Taken up by Vim. H. Howard at his residence In ~.
mosa township, Gass county, Iowa the day u Oc-
tbcr 1852 oDe bright bay mare. six years old part
baldface all four feet white almost her knees wLo
her under lip 1874 hands high ssd she'd behind
no other MARKS 81 brands peIee 1t 80
BY Joseph Damon aud jefferson uocote before J. ".
BrihkerieH j r.
y. w. HENDERSON, CLERK D. G. Csss Co, Iowa.
Cspiei from Kesosd Ian 7th 1880 y3-A
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Terms - cdsh In adraaes. We confidently
Appsasto NE Republican, Of Western iosa
90 maks 10 effort 10 sxssad The circulation
Of shs Aonpsseii. 1t this time. Nav il the
tins ~ sab.sf,bs, - the campaign ~ilI soon
b ia fsa Lsssi.
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There will be , Stated Communication Of Bluff City
Lodge, No. u. A. +. A. NJ at Masonic Hail In this
City, this, SATURDAY, Evening, April ssth, at tn
O'Clock general attendance is earnestly requested
ana DESIRED As business Of importance Is to be acted
upon. W WI AYNARn See,v
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cAMrAiux NOsrakEiL.

In sIss VI shs imrcstsass Of shs ensuing
Prsa5<afsai canraivn, eoapied .:;h ths
has. . larger Sail Tor labor In The gepab
Issaa esnss, - hsss concluded 70 offer the
Sorp1rsii. - eAnpaisa paper II the fol.
inainz fAdnrsd rafsa In fiaha.
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| y soo 10 3 per day for carpen er..
Sa' eon'"~a laborsrs gel Two dollar. a dax.
ana, IN ten days from now. xar..a, -
much higher, a. all asv ,asay =, ,h.
that can get an outfit. Flour ], ..,l;nc f-,-n
$40 per hundred. to SO, butter, ff~-, "a
to Is cents bacon, at thr'y-hve cent. psr
ID; lumber. FROM SIS 90 to IS 90 per thou.
sand, aud very scarce al that.
Every express brings scores of letter. 70
different persons asking for informs,ion,
and wishin- an answer; aad as general
| thing, they contain no money to par post
age; and the natural consequences 10, shsy
remain unanswered. Ths reason Of thi.is,
th.. il costs o5 cents TO get letter out o:
The ssEec, and the sans TO SEMI one to the
States and as bali dollars are worth from
sfsesa 10 twenty per cent. a month, The
receivers Of zach letters, st oncs come to
ID. conclusion .hsy can Us. ~ noasy to
b.ssss advantage; - tasss that wans :h.i,
letters answered, bad better send LITTLE osd
half dollar to par postage. We have, sl-
ready. aar fall suppl, Of Lawyers, Doctors,
Clerks, Merchanss, Hotel keepers and SPEC.
aiasors has those thai seem 70 attract III /.
most assension, are the &c W. d. D., RS, .
lwess dressed daaaasais-) who take prids
10 saewins themselves Of On tbs money
earned and saved BY . frusd father, - sAs
AnaoyAaes Of .hoss that sse in psssesssea
Of csnnsa sense, 10 say The least Of il.
A greAs nssy psrssas seem ANXIOUS y
knsv hesAAey can do 10 tk;s ssanssy. This
/ i ) dir shss - psrsss Asss - tssl sksn,
: = 1sssds sasirsiJ = ths sosrss nksa
I ~ tAeA Aay D1sss sas ~ ssu hsrs, 4
49, esl1s9 - b1siiosus s1sssay, - -.
- aa1G1s1DJsDsEly. IT, seuiy,
! r - Do1nA1a
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Caleb Cushing was then introduced to the
Convention, and made u IN ost eloquent and
patriotic speech.
A warm debate then sprung M, and the
rule reported by the committee on organzn-
tion Wa. opposed by several Southern men.
Mr.. Randall opposed il, declaring that
certain refractory members in his delegation
proposed to violate and misrepresent their
constituents in voting for Douglas, whose
nsninat,on, in his opinion, would lead to
certain dcftat.
Mr.. Richardson arose to reply, and aske d
Mr.. Randall who made him an expouuder
OF Democratic principles and preeedents,
and how long be had been 10 the Democratic
ranks.
This caused cries of order, and gren. ca
element. Several persons rose to points
OF order. The chairman decided that MIR.
Richardson was entitled to the door, and
then changed his decision, denying hi.
right.
Mr.. Richardson, standing on q chair 10
the centre Of the hall with his sleeves rolled
up and determined TO be heard was fiMliv
Y,iosed to GO on, and again attacked Mr..
49, ~ having RECENTLY coma into the
Iosa-an~ains to hi. political an,ecea..n,.-
a. emitting - ouin,on. ~ ns,-
to but little coasid..~,,on -.
sire, after a life ssrviee =. ~ u no' oe
rsproved by shsrscsaits Of ye..r'I., - v
warm1shate ensusd. a
At IL o'eloek the Cons en,ion Va, CAM,
to order again.
The mSsion to strike out the rule rsia,iy,
to the right II members Of each delerat,o,
10 vote as they think proper, unless instruct
ed by the Convention that appointed them.
vas taken Up. During the ca Of the roll
the greatest e1cs;smsns prevailed.
Tbs Tennessee and Virginia delegation.
protested against ths announcement OF th,
chairman giving the rssss - unit agains
the adoption Of the rals.
Ten Of the twelve Tennessee delegate.
uses sppossd to the manner 10 which ID.
vote Of that State wss recorded.
The vote vas snsiiy announced q FOL.
lows: Ayes 2nl, nays IS. So she ruls
was adapted. and majority Of delsxasios
cannot eomps! the rulnsrisy 10 vote viii
them - . unas anless inssrucssd By The con.
vsssisa tkas apposn ted them.
Ths resosusaoa s6srsd yesterday for ths
srpssntnsns " Committee 90 Reso.utic co,
and Platforms, wasfken called %, and q
Anentnsus offered i6as NJ baiIossnx be. 81.
iassa for President or Wee Presidens TIL III
Csnni,sss hsss nsds their rrposs..
The vsss aA4shsn taken % he reae3uti q
fes hsappeiakmsss q ~ eea1seose. uh;,1
49, sdepssa. u. - 81 q
~ soas = ~ Suls aeain - ~ =
'saeaed = fsae -.
& II So = ~ \ ~ - r. r. NJ
-: - pa11
ps u y
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS. Sept -F,onr kc-Tbe
sales bbls at $525d535 for superne State and
Western S545555 for extra State SIS 6o5 Is for choice
d. 70 for the low grades OF Western
1675 for trade brands do, and $575675 for St Louis
extras Southern Flour is dull but not quotaby lower
of 900 bbls at 10 for mixed to good brands Bal
tlmore, &C., and $elb75o for the better grades Rye
Flour is in moderate request and is steady sales $50
bbls at Corn Meal is in fair demand and is
steady Of Jersey at $3.50 and Brandywine at
gg3eo. Grsin-The Wheat market 10 irregular and the
demand il good especially red Western, which 10 fru,
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showing for the last three years increase those
of last year of s479 CAS- and those the preceding
year of SO 1900.
The New York Express of Saturday evening, says:
The coming month does promise to be one Of ease
from variety of causes The South has largely over
traded and merchants depending mainly upon that
ton will naturally be kept borrowing until cotton gets
into active motion towards market At the West the fall
in wheat has produced congestion in the grain
glance at the Chicago tables shows that the fall in wheat
mas made the growers hold off, checking business upon the
roads, and reduced the payments in the East. With a
full CROP much of its advantages will be lost this
through this holding for great rise (which will not
Gomez
The Chicago Press of Wednesday reports
The weather during the week has been cool but pleas
ant, with occasional rain and wind storms. The adv
from all parts of the Northwest the effect that
the crop safe beyond every contingency and that
the yield is good, with the exception of spots in the
southern part of this State. The weather has been IA
vorable for the fall operations of agriculturists.
The receipts and shipments of flour and grain during
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Mlonstarg ata Commercial gtbiehs.
BALTIMORE, Sent. % IS

baltimore, Sept 20, 1860.
The Stock market to day neither active or very
buoy ant although Of the Mining fances were q
shade higher than yesterday. For Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad there little inquiry and nothing
done in it, but Of Northern Central there were $50
shares sold at $34 cash and seller 60 days, and S3H
buyer 60 days. Baltimore and Ohio left off duh at Ss3
bid SSH asked and Northern Central closed steady at
$234 bid s23% asked regular way In Canton there was
nothing DONE but it closed yesterday at 500 bid
$22H asked regular way. For Loans there some
inquiry, ana sales made of ST. 900 Virginia 6s at
9lR So 500 Baltimore City 6s 1890 at l004 and 81
Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds g. The Mining
stocks were rather quiet but the most active one among
them was Deep River the sales OF which add up nearly
5000 shares at SIS cash. and 81 S1 316 time
ter figure being advance of 116 This stock left off
firm at $l06 bid, sln asked regular way. Consolidated
steady at the closing quotation of yesterday
400 shares of it being made at 81 80 cash. There
also sales Of 100 shares Cambridge s1HI To- and
of 600 shares Silver Valley at 81 and time
In the other Mining stocks nothing done. Gardner
Hill closed at 81 SO bid, s7% asked; Springfield $3X
bid, $3& asked Gulford at SIX bid, $2A asked Rudi-
sell at sl% bid slB asked North State at $l56 bid
81 SO asked and Baltimore and North Carolina at 81 O6
bid, S1S asked regular way.
SALES AT The BALTIgnRE STOCK sokX,
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NEW YORK MINING BOARD-Sept. 90.
anNI
200 Silver Hill 500 Gardner Hill. .hSO ~

100 Silver Valley .bIO II 1000 North State. "a
The New York Post of Saturday evening says
The money market is rather active than early
the week, and the demand call is full at per cent
while paper lie very sluggish and only first class
current outside of bank In the position
the paper market it is to be regretted that makes
free with names which perfectly good. The stock
market is dull and heavy to-day The New York roads
continue to be seadiest of the list while the
shares with the single exception of Michigan guaranteed
weak at decline of per cent. The market closes
sluggish with stronger disposition to sell the western
shares The weakness in Rock Island the subject of
mark; sales made the Board adjourned at 77&-
Galena leaves of at 77%G77S; Toledo h(G47A.
We annex comparative statement of the imports of
Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at New
York for the week and since Jan. l
For the lUeeE. 1858. 1859. 1860.
Entered at the 81 295477 81 $50 500 81 662 6l9
Thrown on market.... 1883 1567S7 1917 500
Since Jan. !:
Entered at the AZ 76S 913 % 957 946
Thrown market. 81, $40 306 1851 267 56067l7
The imports OF dry goods for the four weeks of Septem
Der ending this day. during the five years show fol
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sEEDs;-we again without transactions in
nS n 1s put We still quote it at S. 50@575 for old,
a o per oushe for new Timothy Seed is dull
al AS per bushel f'e 'isAseeu s'e"oy az si'oo
WHlSkEf.-There has been no movement to.dav In
whiskey far have heard ,a w d,, y,
~ cts for both City and Ohio ~ we quo's IL "a" ~
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

HAvANA.-Schr. Petrel-1s3 boxes sugar. Spence &
Reid; case cigars, G. NJ Stewart do, F. l.. Branns Il
CO.; do, Gieske & Niemann; do, A L. Webb Il Bro.
COASTWISE.
BoSToN-Schr. Sylp1nuS AlteR.-60 bags ginger, 500
bbls fish, order 80 tons bone DUST j. B. Turner; 800
pkgs furniture 10 bags nuts 200 pkgs mdsc, sundry
persons.
SAvANNAH.-StsamShip Locust Point-173 bales cotton,
A. c. Scfaeer; 143 do, J. f. Glenn; 81 do order; 1876
boxes copper ore, bbs. do ID. Keener do beeswaX j.
j. NJ. Girvin case mdse., Samuel T. Pearce; sundry
pkgs., sundry persons.
EXPORTS EROM RAJ .TIMNKE
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NOTICE. hereby give notice that I will
TRANSFER, the Ist OF October ext Two Hnpdred
Dollars Baltimore City Six Per Cent Stock NJ
2474, in the name OF LYDIA H. ENGLISH Of virginia
ROBERT N, ENGLISH
auN 2aw4w Admir- Of Lydia q. English, deceased
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There has been falling Off in the receipts from those
of the week previous of 900 bills -four and about
bushels wheat The shipments show increase of about
bushels in corn and decrease of $40 bushels
wheat and 8 900 barrels flour.
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e ST. OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
cfurnHnrf.

HENRY w. JENKINS,
H PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER
No. IS LIGHT ST,
as on hand large stock Of constantly manu- fact
ring, every description Of CABINET WARE Of the best
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS holsters and PILLOWS OF ror Feathers IRON
BEDSIEADS suitable for Hotels, servants, &c. iatu
q NEW FURNITURE
Ma7 WAREROOMS
The undersgnedwOud call the attention his friends
and the public to his WarerC oms, and his large
and varied assortment of Furniture His stock being ALL
NEW, and of the best workmanship with very moderate
prices, he hopes for continuance patronage he
so long enjoyed at the Oh dStand.
THOS McGLANNAN,
No. 40l West Baltimore street
=, " oEURNiTmRE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED ana
REMOVED WITH CARE. mh23 If
q W. GREENWOOD & CO.'S
E&a CHAIR AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS
u L. NOS. " AND 100 BALTIMORE STREET BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURERS AND Wholesale DEALERS
on and ana direct from Factory, great
and Mahogany Cane-Seat and Buck Rush and Wood So
Chairs painted unpanicd. klown or drove mn in
bundles or boxes for shipping ~ NP' 80
ONCE Chairs, Cane and Woot Settees. Cane seat
:, seat , Boston Rockers
% chdS' and Spanish Chairs and Suits
; bbacM' NJ, ;. o., cottage Sets and Chamber
Library 'halrs, cane seat anc Furniture
Tetea Trtes Cane seat A Toilet Tables and wosbt,
Back, II'Ntar ELL E'siS'aii''S
Lounges, Cane-seat and Back. '-9' g.
We cord.ay invite Que former patrnns and all obo IN
the trade to give call " N''''' "a
RRFERENCE:-Robinson, Lord & Co Duar Eorr;s e.
Co, :, =. Stevens 4 Sons ' ' '' q"
". GREENWOOD Il co,
ouoo - Nos. 50 ana loo Baltimore street,
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Sffarnshfns.

f1ER FOB
4AMA& S A Va Nm A H.
THOMAS SWAMI,
,,,, Capt. Isaac I. Ramsay, |
Will leave Spears wharton
TUESDAY, October 9,
at So'clock P. NJ, precisely.
No freight received after u O'Clock day sailing.
No bills ofading signed after departure the steamer
SAML. T PEARCE, Agent,
Agentsin Savannah. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN co off
&SFA OH ATTEST
The hrst-class steamship
LOCUST POINT,
,,, Captain d, French,
On SATURDAY October G,
at o'clock, P. NJ, precisely
No freight received after IL o'clock on the day Of sailing
No Bills ofLadng Willie signed after the departure h
Steamer " w.
SAMUEL 2. PEARCE Agent
49, llG Spears whaT
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CAI.DW ELL Il SON ST
1@TT& UROMW ELLIS
sszls4ss4. LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE.
NEW YORK
The steamships OF this Line
RA1Trv Ill leave Spears wharf
EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT NOON,
and
NEW YORK. from Pier l3. N.R,)
ON SATURDAY, p. NJ,
Delivering goods in Baltimore early on Monday IN
Shippers Boston, Provdenr Portland and ether
sn points, have their Goods promptly forwarded by
Apply to aiML T. PEARCE, Agent,
lie SPEARS WHARF
or to Fl. B. CROMWELLS CO,
ar, So WEST STREET.
knuyV nrh
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BALTIMORE. MA Rl< ELS

SATURDAY, September %.
COFFEE-There has been but little inquiry for Coffee
to-day and far have heard sales have been
made We publish below the usual weekly report of essrs
White Elder Coffee brokers' and refer our rea ders
to it for statement of the condition of the market
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee Sept odd 1850. 5000 bags
Received since per bark Monticello. ..... $500
$500
alyapf for,
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E0TICE.
aiaasaassasis& FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER,

,,r,,,or, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
CHANGE OF DAYS.-On and after Wednesday Ma
"a, 1860 the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will lea1s
barmore for the PauXent river every WEDN ESDAY ant
SAIukAY MORNINGS at O'Clock, proceeding as far pI
as Lyon creek on Wednesdays Returning will leave y
on creek on Thursday morning o'clock for BaItimc
VIII leave Baltimore Saturday morning at o'clock
llls Landing Returning, Will leave Hill's LANDING
MONDAY morning at 5oclock for Baltimore calling Al m
usual landings on the river, also Plum Point and ~
Haven going and returning
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays
Al I
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E AgiE FOR THE SOUTH
saasssEsaSSias:ssss DIRECT FROMNEM YORK. tHII All

IKECT FROMNEW YORK, fHIIADEL.
PHlA and BALTlM0RE, via the
49,, ,. CRAY LINE,p
70 NORFOLK, WELDON, WiLMINGTON, CHARLES.
TON, AUGUSTA, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, COIJTN-
BIA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AM
- NEW ORLEANS
SFfING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
49, pA lily, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LIN Il SEA-BOARD Il ROANOKE RAILROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from 'N''
NEW YORK TO WELDON N q
THROUGH TICK E1'E
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The Norfolk or Bay Line will leave the Comma
IS wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET,
HsEa FOR THE EASTERN

AND WESTERN SHORE.
The new, swift and cOmmodous Steamer KENT CANAAN
John H. Rrwan, leaves herwharf on Light street not
Camden, for CHQPTANK RIV Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
ana SATURDAY MORNING at o'clock, touching a
Cambridge Gloras Point, Castle Haven Shermans Pier
hnshletts Wharf Cabin Creek Medfords Wharf, Provi-
dence Eastern, via Dover Bridget Kngstown GiDin's
Font P0tteTs Landing and Denton, Returning leaves
Denton EVERY THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNING.
at o o'clock, TOUCHING at the above named Landings
Leaves for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING Returning same
be- prepaid vs. 7 N
ap25u
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StkamhnafS.

- Do FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
aEszaA T,VA. THE steamer @GEO PEA
BODY now receiving cargo and will leave IiGbt sire
wharf, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Oct cd at O'CLOCK
FOR freight or passage, apply to =" ''
1t J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE
SbmpInQ SAntfllgOtnff

HALIFAX, n S. Schr. Jd$per-7Ol bbls, flour, Is
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e A. Ek--A dhEAI
R-ssa=sas=1S SOUTHERN AND SOUTHW ESTEEM
FREIGHT ROUTE

FREIGHT ROUTE
BALTIMORE, CITY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA KNOX
WILLIE AND MEMPHIS, TENN
N N T Err NJ EDIATE TOWNS
The steamers GEORGE PEABODY and BELVIDERE are
now leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at o'clock P. NJ, for City Point va
connecting with the South Side Railroad to Iynchbue
hnoXYlile, Memphis, and intermediate towns, being
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDITIONS,
- BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 all important points in Southwestern virginia Tennessee
hama and Mississippi. i - '
Goods ecepted for through to any aboS places
FOR further information. time TO the
tons on the route, apsy to ~ ~ "
J. BRANDT, Jr
ma, agent foWhatan Steamboat Cot pany,
Slg-lI No. Light ST. eet wharf
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,,,.,, - THE STEAMER PLANTER
ltaVe Baltimore for the PatuXent river every TUES
I, ~ morning az o'clock, as far up HIPS Landing
viii leaye HIPS Landing every Thursday morn
ing at O'Clock for Baltimore calling at Pl1m Pant
Far Haven going and returning '
Freight received on SATURDAYS and MONDAYS
E1 w
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Passage to Patuxent 81. Meals extra,
fassage to Fair Haven 50 cents. Meals extra
THE STEAMER GEORGE wrEus

,r-u, The STEAMER GEORGE WEENS
iii iGaVe bsmoIe Tor the Patuxent river every FRIDAY
morning at o'clock, as far up HIPS Landing Retnrn
Ing, VIII leave HIPS Landing every Monday morning for
Benedict VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning
Haven going and returning - ~ i' anu ran
Freight received on Wednesdays and THURSDAYS
THEO
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IGulnrisslur FlTfhants.


DODEWALD & SINDALL,
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS
INDIGO SPICES, SAL SODA, SODA ASH, &c,
20 CHEAPsIDE, BALTIMORE.
REFERENCES
Messrs Gunther Rodewald Baltimore; Messrs Pratt
Brother, Messrs Turnbull, Slade Co., do Messrs
Parkhurst Jr, Il Co do Johns Hopkins, Esq, Prrs't
erchants Bank. aultf
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For RICHMOND Va

EsssN FOR RICHMOND, VA.
afssaa.A<issThe steamer GEO PEABODY is now re,
E Safg9 and will leave Light street wharf TUES
IA ar ERNOON, Oct I'd, at O'clock
Passage and fare ONLY a. MIN
For freight or passage apply to
- j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
4 htatra VIII
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-02

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