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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30
CnImmRIA SPRINGS.

UNHIS favoritc place Of SummerresoTt haS been
/ greatly improved by the addition q new
HOUSES, SWINGS. &C.. and is now ready for
the reception Of PIC MICS and other pleasure
parties The PAVILION is the largest in this
section, and the SPRING has no equal PLEA
SURE BOATS and FISHING TACKLE are
kept on the premises for the accommodation of
visitors The proprietor has spared no expense to
render his grounds ia everv way worthy of pa
tronage and by strict att ntoD to bis business he
hopes 70 merit a liberal share Of publ favor.
An inspection Of Inc GROUNDS is respectfully
solicited. THOMAS FAHEY,
AZ Il-eolm Proprietor.
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Fire.

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-The extensive paint
shop of the Pacific Railroad, with two cars,
fifty cords of wood, and a large quantity Of
paint was burned this morning Loss Sl2,-
O00
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,e,o ALMANAC. 1s
1860.
Rim LIST
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APR1L

ARRIVED sH
schr Marietta Burr, Haffard, Boston, general
cargo to NJ. Eldridge Co, and plaster to VIM.
H. Fowle 4 Son.
SAILED.
Steamer James Jeroue, Jerome, Philadelphia,
by VIM. H. Fowle Son.
steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore, by
Wheat & Bro. aa ~
-t.rsfng MEMORANDA. a sH /H'
Ship Gladiator, hence at San Francisco, so INST
Schrs. Mathew @. Durfee, Robbins and Daniei
Brown, Heald, hence at Fall River, Zotn ihs'.
Schr, Mahion. Belts, Thompson, cid from Bos-
ton, for this port 25th inst 90,
Schr. Blanche, --, hence at Baltimore, 2Sth
Ina !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30
CHARLES Z. GRISW0LD,
COMMISS NJ II II Z III IAN i /,
S., kLBY STREET,
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS.
REFERS TO

Robert Jameson, esq. W. q. Yeaton, esq, John
Rosencrantz, esq, Alexandria.
James EycIeth esq, Washington, y. q.
M-ssrs. Sampson a TarPan, Blake 4 Darra,
colt. Dexter Abbot, 4. Z. Baldwin, esq, Boston.
Boston. Mass. ap 27-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30
ss- Library LECTUREs.-The

e- Library LECTUREs.-Th fourth Lee
ture of this interesting course for the beneht OF the
Alexandria Library, will be delivered st the LIZ
CEUM HALL, tomorrow evening, LIST prexlmo,
at o'clock, on "DeN QuIxorE," by our fellow
citizen DAVID FussTES, ESQ.,, whose reputation
ne = popular Lecturer is well known as to need
no comment It'll hoped that the citissns gene
rally will attend, for they may certainly expect
rich treat. EGJ 81
TICKETS IS cents--Children ID cents, to be mad
at the door, and at Leadbeater j. Co.'S, and Cook
Co.'S Drug Stores, and also ut the Gazette of-
Hce, and b. Barton's Jewery Store. ap SIT
as- PoR SORE THRoAT-Huunewelfs univer-
AL Cough Remedy has proved itselfa perfect rem
sdy for this troublesome complaint, result every
one might expect, and every one will experience
by trial. 1t is 50 pleasant in application, and so
soothing to the nfammed throat, that It's efect IS
almost instantaneous. There is probably no great
ar error committed, than that OF not attending 10
complaints of this kind in early stages OF attack,
as probably more cases of consumption are pro-
duced by the neglect of Throat Complaints, than
any other. Being free of all components to DIS
turb the most delicate constitutions, we ask III
confidence, q trial. As the Universal Cough Rem
edy and its astonishing results are by new devei-
opments in medicine, may we ask all to be sure
and get the genuine, to insure success. ooid oy
all respectable dealers. See advertisement
on 1A-d&clw s5Is.f.- ss IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

We under obligations to our friend, John
S. Miller, of st. Louis, son of Il. il. Miller,
Of this city, for copies OF St. Louis papers IN
advance of the mail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

GEoRcErowN.-Thea assessed value Of pro
perty in Georgetown. d. c., is S4,0Ol, l8o,-
875-an increase over the annual assessment
of last year of about 1888, 600, or about hall
million of dollars over the general assess
ment of 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

4 LEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY.-The
u. annual general meeting Of this Company WIZ
be held on .Henday, tle lily Of Nay merit, n 10
o'clock. 4. w.. al the Council Chamber.
40 i4-sotl W B. PRICE, Clerk,
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FOR SALE. r.,
K$j The extensive LOCOMOTIVES, e.
CAR BUILDING, and

DADulNB NUNINT7t TT
the late firm Of Smith & Perkins, Alexandra va.
THESE WORKS are most fsvorably situated
for commanding the work of the South and south
west, for delivery by water or railroad.
For full information, apply TO
JAMES p. SMITH, Trustee.
jan 25-eof Alexandria 4,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS
AND MACHINIsTS, TOOLS,

IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
on WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1860, COM
- meneing at 10 o'clock, A. D., mo postpone
ment on account of weather. viii be sold he
entire stock Of STEAM ENGINES, TURNING
LATHES, planners, BORING MACHINES,
DRILL PRESSES, STEAM HAMMER. PAT
Terms, &C., &c, comprising the entire outfit
of the extensive Locomotive and Machine Manu-
featuring Works Of the late Grm IL Sviru
PERKINS.
Printed lists giving description Of Machinery -
be sold, with terms Of sale, will ~ furnished LIS
application by mail, to
JAMES P. SMITH, Trustee.
ap 25--3taw3w6dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

SALE or LoT-John T. Creighton, auc-
tioneer, sold on Saturday last, lot of ground
on the east side of Pitt street, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, fronting on Pitt street
1T feet and $50 feet deep, on which was a
two story brick dwelling tout OF repair Tor
S2.950, TO Joseph Nj. Stevens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

,sSs FOR NEW Y0RK.-The new and
ss.kessaass.elegant Screw Steamship M0NTICEL-
L0, eager, Captain, win leave the Company
depot, on Wednesday, May I'd, 1860, nj 4 o'clock,
p. Nj.
Cabin Passage, with elegant State Room accom-
modations $3.50.
Returning, viii leave New York on Saturday
May 5th.
For freight or passage, apply to
F0WLE & CO., Agents, Alexandria.
II. B. Cromwell Il Co, Agt's n, \ orl, Pier No. -
n.s~ N0TICE-The steamer MONTICELLO,
will hereafter stop at Norfolk every Monday
morning, on her inward trip from New York, aud
leave the same afternoon for this place and Wash
ington. Freight taken at most reasonable rates
Passage including meals, So
For freight or passage apply to
T. P. CROMWELL,
Agent Of the Company at Norfolk.
9tI FOWLE i CO., Agents, Alexandria
s0-9t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

r AMPS AND OLIVE have just received a
snnnlv of superior Kerosene Oil, also Lamps
= ;,nravsd patterns. selected in New York, which
,se can sell at reduced prices.
WYNN LEADBEATER i CO.,
,oo "a Nos. and South FairtaxSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30
ATCTIONEER'S NOTICE..


THE subscriber informs his friends and the
L public in general that he has renewed his
license a. an Auctioneer for the present year
From his past experience and general knowledge
Of business, Me aattcrs hmsefto be tidiy qualified
ID discharge the duties 81 tine profession 70 the en-
tire satisfaction Of an parties who may be con
ccrued 10 those who have encouraged him in
his efforts II make support in the place Of his
nativity (r0tder huu q Icmoue elsewhere for that
purpose. he returns his thanks, hoping they will
continue their patronage, and that others may be
induced to favor him with portion Of their buSi-
ness in the future. The subscriber will render his
services IL Auctioneer in the making Of sales for
Commissioners, Trustees. Administrators, &c, for
1 stipulated sum, To be agreed upon; also for cargo
sales after securing the per ceutagc to b. paid 70
the State and Corporation. This mode is much
faircr than the usual plaL ofseling for commits
sion on sales-and il practicable under the re-
cent license law. Parties win know exactly what
amount they viii have IL pay for services rendered
Sales Of merchandise viii ne made at his store.
No SIS King street, at reasonable rates ~ linn
ited goods received, unless ~ special agreement
Al 2I-ltNay2S JOHN H. CREIGHTON.
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BY 4. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
- - II p4HNr ron

BY H. NJ CORMICk-AUCT9NEFE
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-u cNc.u
n ian III ! decd If trust hearing date Anal, l.,.
1884 recorded amongst the land record, ul Ar.l-
nudrja County, Liber s., No. !. Folio ~. ,.f
one. for sale, III public auction, IA Ioaia.
| 2stL dav III Nan nelt az II O'ciock, N. Ill 'front.'
Of tile Court House III the city ~ Alexandra tl"f
very valuable farm called "MORNEN. sitGal. Il
on -Four Mile Rum, m the County a AcA'l41 Z,
adjoining the lands Of Edward Daingertrd. ,s.l.,
Scwell b. C0rbett and others, five miles from i.e
city 81 Washington, three miles from A.cNaiarll.
ana within two hundred yards If Tie A!eNanarIt
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
The tract contains 272 ACRES labout 9y a.r,s
n wood. ana i well watercd, there being several
springs upon it--one never iailns near 'as "'9T
and another WITHIN LILY yafuS y III -
| On Improvements consist n = bhISh o' i'
Ii III ~ hOC0E' containing e's"1
BRICK Once lce mouse, ahu :, wants ','>,' '.
\ large barn, " ~ II le''' WIN NV" 5'''..'-
derneath' me iand 7 wei aial''o 'o'"'
y a %hca'' corn "" S'arS. ,..t..., ..
s1,'i' LII ia,a 5.-.
,.,vmrrt.. stG l2, ana Is months: ,ha d.....a
/ paymcnts Ii bear interest, and by i.og {.
/ tru. /. or retention orthe title.
4 A. 20-eots Law. h. TAYLOR, Tr-iu,
-,.,,,--I,,, ,pryT,uTnv ,,..,,.
| d SUuT If i1,21IIp,pI ~ gI,.lN.
| "a ,r6I'sTG ~ pI-pI IN alrGTroy W.m...
IL : = II : ! $50. IlE,l
offered At pubic saie' Z" ,~"ra"y, - X" ''
\ ,.,S FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ou l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

NCTICE.-MISSES THURST0N beg leave to
~ inform their friends and the public, that
their house, Corner Of King and Columbus Streets,
is open. and will remain so until he 18th June
for the reception Of WEEK AND TRANSIENT
BOARDERS. ap 2S-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

LARGE OTTER Mr. James Dove, Miller
at Cameron Mills, killed on Thursday last
on the shore Of Hunting Creek, an Otter,
which measured four feet nine inches from
the tip of the nose to the end Of the tail.
Mr.. D. the same day captured two large
swapping turtles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

4 NTI-lACASEBS, OF TIDlES.-Just re-
"A ceived and now on sale. ~ cartons beautiful
Tides, some in fringe. in All the most desirable
sizes ana shapes, which we are selling of very
cheap. CLAGETT & DODSCN.
W,shin pton M 27-eod2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

SHoEMAKER's Strike" -As one of the
effects of the recent "strike" among the
Shoe Makers in Massachusetts, we may men
ton having met on Saturday last, in the
Furnishing Boot and Shoe establishment, o.
Bayne Co., gentleman who has acted N
the capacity of Foreman at the North, VINO
is seeking employment in the South IN the
same capacity, and urging the manufacture
of shoes here, which he says can be done so
as compete successfully with the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

LEcruRE.-Our citizens will learn with
pleasure that the next Lecture OF the course
before the Alexandria Library Company, IS
TO be delivered by our fellow-citizen, David
Funston, esq, on Tuesday evening. de has
chosen for his subject Don Quixote," and we
have no doubt that it will be one OF the
most entertaining lectures of the course,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-30

NEw FIRE PLuG.-The city authorities
have recently placed a fire plug at the inter
section of Wilkes and Fairfax streets, much
to the qualification of the residents OF that
section of the town. The constant addition
to these facilities for the extinguishment OF
fires, must ultimately 50 reduce the losses by
fire in this city, US to lead to a reduction on
the rates of insurance.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-27
Mineral-W asser.
SkSSAPARlLLA. ALE B. CIDER

Der beiten NnaIitat fnb itets gu BADEN in benz gottGna- gtabItiIe.
ment BON g James X
$50. 132 SranfltnItr. Baltimore.
ane gefelun9ea ps1Oen toitenfrsi ms sans 0eItefert unb ton.
men bic Serren @irtbe, icwie Nnbere, telde mib' nit tbrer Runb.
DAFT beebren molten, oerfhert Iein, baB re 5 { reinlten unb rD6L.
&mstenpiten Stofs Am biuiotta preie erbaItsn. Ws2ssF
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Yianp'8 auf 8elfeUnno
1Nl penl dlten YIdse
$40. 1. 3. 3 unb z So Glttnm6r

uMo BON Ieeer Npl3= u6 BAudrt Merten 9%fltefert. n
Die 8rBste Gprefdlt wtrb auf bic Mrtett unS an. Bite gasrabl
Der wtatertalten Serrcfnfet rtb CT fam Dlber fir jeOsS aus fetnen
Snitttut terSer9ebenee Snfrunlent bic @arantie I~ternebntea, Gag
es ale @t8enlbaften etnes euteu 9tanU'S beHbe.
Ale Sntruntente aus meiner Tabrit nerbeh fir 5 Sabre ron
benz Sag beS 0erfnufes an earanttrt.
8eipnoere Mufnertidmfett wrb auf bic Muspatl BON Snfru=
ntrnten, wet&e tn elmer srp6en Gntferulns Ser1enpet wert en-, verz
teroet uo en Nprredpt beS llntanlbes ~innerhdlb 6 Wlpndtenl ROM
gertautStd9e an wtro ee1attet, Gp1te Elm Snftrument ntGt rpG-
fdn6ie ~befrfeStsen. l1S 13gfNI1a NSe
NS- @resbdncler rerbeu %ppblttrn BET uhs sprsuIpre&en tbe fe
fb a~nbetw6rs8 umfeten. < III
SefInbt9 S~orrdtbts cine &nswabl Spn MelDbepns, BON en- BE-
fen Snfnlneatenmadern III $4,000.
q III ptatrVs rerben unnectaufht. sdts9entettet ur6 aeftmrht.
NgrE4usefo g9 Mm. &nabe u. Comp.
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0tiembabm em c
Is FsEz5ssEaaE6 - I'D -
gStdtt9 fir @tnmarberer unb 91eilenoe.
GriparniB BON 3cit, @elO urO Gntfermtng
bur6 bte
Baltimore tttt0 SbipzN ticnbabn
nad alien Sbetlen be8 Weten8

uter
Barfer8b1r9 unp MariettQ, pber 8enmppb,
8beeling uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore. unO S6to= @tlenbd6n btsfet benz reifenten pub
ltfum BITE erEBten 05rtbeile tn 8etpe auf 8tliefetf 9cquelnlt6s
felt. Si4ertett, @anftltStett nnO @6BaHt 1t Der g enerten, 70 bIs
tie SUn teiner anbern 8i6n tn btefem 2du6e IbertrGfen rtrb.
Diefe 8abn ROM atlantif&en @eer a~useetsn6, til Bic Giteae aus
~sebetnteite 9tnse, .~etethieitts aber aud Ste fir;eFe mb f6neGtte
uO oaber bic btIteae &cute fir Sic Gteienben mad benz gDefen,
bic nt4t ~Serfeplen fOateu, lie 3u beausen:
Wtetlenerterltu19 boil Baltimore na9
Cincinnati
lteber @a~rfersbtr9 5S3 N(etlen.
ueber 8enpppb uno QDbeelira $40
usber Sdrrtsburg unD YittSbure $50 -
Dur6 bte Wlartettl+Qtnte 5S3
eine @rIMruis an Der @ntfernune BON 116
Durd bic G columbus 0tnte $50
ene @rfparnt6 an fer @~ntfernuna Spn so
&etlente, welAf fe Baltimore. unb Sbtp, @tfentabn benuben,
legen bic Sehen In ~ Id8en surif unb fdbren IN gDagen. Bic
aaf bas aaerbequernfe ue NIT e~epplferten Stsen eineertdtet tint.
TdhrzHreife.
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Np CUR beIDnberen &~euntntBnahme.
Stnwanserer tn6 Retfenee foaten febr Sprfdtte fetn, ebc fe TIRE
8tlette faufen unb fDlten biefelben nur BON 1plAen dneefelten
Bennttfn idufen, frelde Sn tbrem @ebalt leten, nt1t aber bon
Maflern Oter 8ntftentr6eern, Ia tie fpnf Der @efabr ~ausgefest
ftnb, .belGpinbelt gu werben unp ibr @elo umiDnft ~auSseben.
Ourdfd9rt8=8tllette
mad alen Sbeilen bes gBefens Fnb III bn6en Set
Gb. S. Silcebr1nbt,
@enerdl= @mterdnteus Maent Der 8llHmpre- uo
StOtgtfenbdbn.
sa3OH SEQ. 81 Tbante8Ifr., Baltimore.
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@tnaer's N6Gbmaidbine.

Die @6uetoer bieIgsr Stabt, Iope ale 4eripnen. mel6e cine
quite 0dbma d inc gu bQben panl9ery loaten Ft ertnner1,
SoB cine BON ImIerr MaI6nen, Spetntal ic$ptel grbett tbut ais
uQeuo cine an6ere. uuo 10 aud ~Swetmal . otel @elh
efnbrtn8t. 9sie8 naadt nnierc @tai9inen gu ben btllt9.
IN bieF8er Sta6t in operation an &Sfen. gselten unb 9oien lmS
ba6en ibre Gisner ONer Die bauit arbetter: in ben Staab 9elest, l9
inebr @eIo gu eripareu, ais ibuen bieie8 oul auoersnl gse9e nlc9
-QHe. pel6e cine ner beiteu &dbmai 6tnen, Die
i'm @ebrau6 iin6, BADEN mSdten, iOlten IN unierer Offce;
9fp. 159 8altimpreifraBe
ppripre6eu, wo @ebrou68 @nmetIunseu IN betl9er, eu9li9er,
fran36ilber mno lpantlhsr Sprahe gu boBeu ino unb no mir Sc
ben, Der cine 0laihine tauft, auf %cerieben arbeiten lerneu.
Sdttt naf etneut @remplar BON Stn9r'S Ndbuol9tnatz 3et,
uug. @Qe WtaI6tneu meroen Elm 9onseS Sobr nat tbren Nntaul
BON unS in ppuer 0rommg uub &eparattrn 9~ebalten.
C6b2S,iD SO. e.. 8rpbert6, &8ent.
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TenersN erffeberatnaen.

JohnstOn's Insurance Rooms.
y1D. 70 SecpnbItr.
TeMer=, Marine unb 0cbeuS=VSerGAc-
rllng8=G ornpa9nten.
St6erfte 1tO felfeIte E%ompaanfc.
ger1tderuh98zGpnlp Der galeb i. 8iroirier
nit $500, 900 Capital.
NpnHbur9SS ELECTROMAGNETIC y. 8troilrien
va r or nit 5000, 600 @apital.
ntarlezSerltderun98=@rm y. 0iroiuien
NIT 5000, 900 Capital. o"'e"'
@barter SafzSer1i9 .s@pmp. BON ,Sortfnrb
It51 nit $3.50, 900 @apHal.
Securltp=Se Comp. bon Stems crf
NIT $270,0O0 Capital.
bpntrzSerltberung8=Gpm bon 9eemzOnr
NIT $500, 900 capital. lo"|
GeI clttte@V Ser tderunoSz@p .. 0emzNcrf
NIT $4,000 @apdal. oN"T
WtpntatfeV erlt9ertns8=@pmp y. Nem-0lorf
NIT 5000, 600 Capital. oN"T
Observation-Disclosures Comp BON NepzNcrf
y i,sAa. A nit $3.50, 900 capital. S0"T
p f9 Wtercautlle Mlutual Martne
nit 81 900, 900 capital.
Serel1tt9te Staatel 2eber8= GerIihernno ,c
nit $1,25O, 972 Capital.
Jtprtbern N11urancezS pr1p. bon Qe,1bn,,
e NIT 50, 1914, Ill GopitoI.
Ete pbsn bennertten Gompa9nieen fnS BON Ser Qe,;sro...
St1ateS Warplano %aittbortiirt uno Inenfrt. NS''VtAt pS
S ky DON penl Gntsr5el1nneten reprdRntuuen @Dinpaonecn hoher
mtrth1 oertn9b1reS Capital gum oouen pbern S ~ gaoeH
Setra9 eeranttporth1 fur bic j3ablung bon gerlufen. N"S'v'pe"eH
eriebt. SS"s % q 1erplte eanttis
Tre6. Giium, Surbe9or. FS,7z; ~
A 80
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-21

The Catalogue Light Vessel has been placed on her sta
ton, with following bearings, viz:
Tybee Lighthouse Y W.
Fort Pulaski SW y W.
South Point, Hilton Head NE by f E.
Her light will be regularly showu
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
TH0S. T. HUNTER, Com. q. s. ~,
and Lighthouse Inspector 9th Dist
Lighthouse Inspectors Office, Charleston, s. C.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-21
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JAN. 20.

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JAN. 90.
SHIPS.
David Stewart Prentiss Amsterdam-F L. Brauns & Co.
John Clark, Burnham, Callao, Foard Rogers
Parthenon, Willcomb, Paposa-D. Keener.
Scotia, Mskelly, Rotterdam-Robt Leslie & Son.
Scotland, Burt, Callao-Morton & Sons
BARKS.
CRUSADER, Moore africa, Peru-Fitzgerald, Booth Co.
Cavalier, Mcleod, Rio de Janeiro-Jas Hooper & Sons
Empress Theresa. Walter Rio de Janeiro-J N Bandel
Ella Virginia, Focke, Rio de Janero-F. L. Brauns &
Henrietta, Brown. Rio de Janero-T. Whitrdge l. Co.
John G. Bruno, Gayle, Montevideo-F. W Bruno &
Kate, Oliver. for sale-Buck & Sons
Octavia, Thomas. Norfolk.
Syph Jones New o. Rogers
Delta, Daulby for freight. J. Hand & Co.
Empire, Benson Boston-Heslen & Rogers
Eliza Grieve, (Br.) Brookng, Pernambuco-R. Fl. R.
Tucker.
Hobart, Jordan, Havana-Kelsey Gray
Ianthe Ellingwood Havana-Kelsey & Gray.
John Giddis (Br) Douglass, Windsor, N. s-Kelsey &
Laurel, lBrl OBrien, West Indies-w Rhoads & Son.
Laura Crook, Spanish Main
Marshal Dutch Gikey, Matansas-KirkIand Chase &
Mount Vernon, Hall, Rio de Janeiro-spence & Reid.
Palmas' Morgan, Mon ToEoos,, " s. Hall Co.
Amytis, Buker, Portland-Kirkland, Chase Co.
Baltimore, Phillips, Richmond-Travers Mitchell.
81 Bloomfield, -. for freght-W; RhOads Sons
Champion, -, Washington, N. C.
Chas. Gaskill, Marion for freight
Casper Heft, Shoe, Petersburg-Rhoads Son.
Charm, Baker, Porto Rico-Hesen & Rogers.
Edward, Quinn, Norfolk.
Exchange -, for freight
Eliza J. Rayner, Rayner, New York-Rose l. Lyon.
f. G. Willard Parsons, Portland-Kelsey & Gray.
Foronce. for reight-Rhoads & Son.
Flying Scud, Carmine, Franklin Misunderstanding &
Ahrens
Golden Eagle, Kelsey, stonington-Rhoads Son.
Henry Livingston (Br) Munday, Annapolis, N. Sc.
NJ, Jackson & Co.
Home, Mcclellan, Providence-Kelsey & Gray.
John Aumack, Pearce, Charleston--C. Pendergast.
Lizzie RUSSELL Todd, st. Andreas
Lucy Church, Whden, Richmond-Rhoads & Son.
L. L. Barnes, New York.
Marcelia, Tracy Jacksonve-Kesey Gray.
Minerva, tBr) Fletcher, CORVALLIS, N. S-Kelsey &
Gray
Mary Adeline, Jones, Norfolk.
Mary Fletcher, Crosby, Calais
Msdora Roberts Washington North Carolina-Rhoads &
Son
Oevio, Fry, Frankfort-C. Kidder.
Richard Borden, Arnold, Providence
Rachel Jane, Kennon, New York.
Robert Heaey MITCHELL Wilmington, N. C.-Dunnock &
Weatherly.
R. W. Troth, Johnson, Franklin, Las. G. Hand &
Co.
fremont, Johnson, Richmond, va.-Patterson & Muir
guondo.
T. c. Worrell, -, Wilmington N. C.-Dunnock Il
Weatherly.
Venus Couch, Norfolk.
Time tBr.) Sims.
Virginia, Kirwan North Carolina-J Corner Sons
VIM H. Montague, Jr., -, Rio Grande,-M. A. Nit
Winonah. Nickerson Providence-Heslen & Rogers
William Wilson, Jr., Gibbs. Gusno Island-W. Rhoads
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ll$A uS 5sss5ss$$ WESTERN
2---xnR---- HRS MARYLAND RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
cars leave Calvert Station at $50 A NJ, and AZ p NJ
and 10 ia ~ 'i DalNhore AT o
~ omnibus from Westminster daily at A NJ conneets
with ~ 10 train Waiting for As from Baltimore re-
Omnibus from Manchester at A. NJ meets 10 If train
SMonday Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
tmore. ~ VI tAs Wv HAAh lloih bsi-
dl0-tf Tp1ur,r
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Stippina.

SS@z FOR BREMEN.
- - the Bremen Bark COLUMBIA" H Semcke, mas.
e VIII nave quick despatch for the above port freight
or passage apply to the captain on board, or to
Ja2l-tf II German at,aat
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: ST. OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL

Es$5asFessrsszs STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company's boats having been put in com nlata
order are now prepared to execute every description o I've
and harbor towing at the shortest notice pawn u ''e'
The Company's Boats are as follows
- Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. H. Laague
The commanders experienced masters and every ppa
antee given for the safety of vessels their charge III
rates or towage will be made reasonable For further INFO
nation apply to the Captains board or of the agent
WIN. Fl. BOLTON,
NJ ppat
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Passengers and their baggage conveyed free of cbore
between the Depots the Route w = ' Sc
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
on the Bay steamers, and privileged Lay over al nigh
at any point and resume their trip by daylight
@PARIlCQLAR Passengers from New York
and Philadelphia by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities BAY BOAT from whebee If
will be checked to different points South -
F9r further information and Through Tickets (which are
good ny the Bay or Mail Line,l apply Jew YORK the
Ferry Buildings, foot of CORTLAND street c. Pearce Ag
also at the New Jersey Railroad Office, foot OF CORTLAND
street or at 220 Of Barclay stres above
the Astor House In PHILADELPHIA at the Company,s
Office, n corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets: or
At o The Depot Broad and Prime streets And in BALT1
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company foot
of nnion Dock or on board the Bay Steamers
The large and commodious and beautiful steamers
LOUISIANA, and ADELAIDE, repete with every com.
fort and convenience, have been added to the Line The
ne Delng nov composed Of the splendid steamers LOUISE
ANA, Capt q. W Russell, and ADELAIDE, Captain Jas
modations. $1,000 ~ anu 's'''i "''oID