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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-31
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-. MEO1Nt11E.
oooTuN NaAgTRa1
OAfk1lESjM oo) go 6o !!
HAS HAD gsa.
AJM Y1A1S TRIAL,
vncF suouls - sUsSsssmr - cosviscs svssy
suffering WsnaA
sa-a q ~ 0ssss vslss q the
CATAMEN0AL corn .CTOU
A Nd THAT II IL WITHOUT ExCEPTlOx
VThE BEST MEDICINE n
bsfets De psbiie for al diseases arising from ir-
rsgulsritiss.
Chsesse ~ Nesvsss Debnuy,
felDlsaslo0 sl ehs eoeass.
vsssiss ~ otssl go.
Psiss 10 shs smell - she s8eeh.
Psl . sd ~ hAoo Aesu,
lsvssss ~ Dasae.:
Iassses ed Nssvss See Gsnasaliv.
sl q eN esesssssGea.
% reu1ed Messss seslun
o. esoaeo0 ~ 40 .0eoooe,
AID "a almost sndl IS variety Of other disease.
attendant on Irregularities superind uced by cold.
BY over exsrtion, bya weak constitution. severe
mental OF physical labor. The simple remedy for
al 10 TO get ct the primary cause Of the disease
remove il, sad yeu assist natars to regulate
Thh can b done by the great
Catamonial Corrector.
Which has never tailed to eject . c.re vh.n
properly used, according to the direction, and
fair trial given It.
1t is prepared from the recipe, and under the
personal suosrintsodsocs Of most skillful Physi
ci.n, Who tor . number Of years confined its use
to his private practice. For the few vears thar =
has been before the public it has gained for Itself
position that will socn BY iGs rapid increase Of
popularity, place il 1t the head Of all remedies
heretofore offered for Women's diseases, The
moo especially those above enumerated which
often end in
CoD0SauaPt1 an.
For sale ~ most respectable Druggists through
ont the Union and Csnadas.
PRICE %150 PER BOTTLE.
n. B.-Whsrs il happens that your Druggist
has not the article, the money can Be RENTED di
rect TO u.s. and il two or More bottles are ordered
at ono time, the medicine will be sent free Of
charge for transportation.
Particular directions - TO use, &c., accompany
s.ch buttle.
Drug lists can bs supplied direct from our La
boratory, or BY sendinf their orders
BAkNES / PARK, New York; F. C. WELLS 1
CO., New York \. B. HANCE CO., Baltimore.
Nd; DYOrT'S, Philadslphia. "a; J. WRIGHT
4 CO.. New Orleans, La; JOHN d. PARK, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; H. H. HAYS. Portland, Ne. Or to
any respectable Wholesale Drusgists in New York
or Philadelphia. Circulars, with Trade Prices,
&c, f E the Corrector, and our other medicines,
sent free 10 Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine placed on commission.
J.. - Z. Ox NYSE.
General Agent fer the United Sta Is / C.nadas,
jJ5 dAwly 40 Am St., New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-31

A. MckANE,
NO. Al 9rady Street,
D"rs"parf, Snsp0.
IXIOCLD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
w the citizens Of Davenport and the sur.
n nnding eountry. and all his Old customers, that
hsis now prepared TO manufacture, to order, all
nds Of work in his line of business such pat.
t. nt-leather boots, French calf boots (sewe,' or
P g.ed) French kip boot, (.ewed or peysed).-
Also ladies CATERS Of any style Or quality, made
Il order. on short notice.
He has on hand good supply Of good Eastern
work, winch he will sell low for cash.
HAll work warranted.
Please give him call before purchasing else
here.
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Exec LSfOR.
washisg.D.y Made Easy.
erfest .atlslas lee Gssssu,e 1

J. =. PeaA's 10Vesvs1 pessss v1eesssss
0aehtoo Pa soH1 ssessbss 1SSo.
HAvIN0 PURCHASED The klOhI TO
II manufacture and sell the .bove mAehies 70
the ssese Of Iosa, % hersby give ootiee - slwss
ksvs vsshius to do (ssd Who sess soe tsss ve
A.. 100000 10 al eli orders thst ny - oeoe %
Call end 80, end ~ sstisssd tsas - eeve
tn very Best washer Sow - zee.
m, a., be b.i on Third stssst, aear eosDse@
~ ssd beswsss 0ssdy ed Psssy. Pre- ~
= AA0e.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ IN iersigued have this day entered into TO
l'astnership Tor the purpose u carrying % the
I sb!iession Of the DAILY ARD wsExLY DRns-
c.A9 AHD News. Nsvspapss tn b pablished d
Tie ity Il lsveopose, Seots Couaty. Iowa, alse
the job Priatiae budnsss oanested With oid
N-vspapes 8sesbsisansst under the name 81
seyle Of Riehardsoa, West %. I'll
IL yl.svsR - .-'us y y RICHARDSON.
GEO. r. WESr,
0GO. 2. CAnPR0Tkp.
Eltg - J00. @. 0IvAu.
0s1sd 0Wsaese useasav ~. - ~ ~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-07-31

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE..
JOHN Il. SW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker,
CON. or DEEDS FOR NEW YORK AND
OTHER STATES.
H. Y. SLAYMAKER.
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS voR
OFFICE NICHOLS BLOCK, PSZAZRS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
coHPLErs ATTRACTS OF TIE TITLE TO ALL LANDS
IN SCOTT COUNTY.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL REPRESENTED. 50 900 900
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO,
0FN. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPlTAL,........-. 5000, 009
STEPHEN cROwELL, Pres,
PHrLANBER SHAW. Sec'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance COMFY
OFN YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPl iAL, $50. 900
JOHN D. COCKS, Pses't
HoRArlo DoRs, Sec'y
Lamar Fire Insurance COMFY,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
CASH CAtITAL...... 49,. $500 600
E, ANTHONY, Prss't
J.R. ST JeHx, Sec'y.
Falton Fire Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAfITAL,..... ......... $3.50, 900
WILLIAM A. COBB, Pssst
JAnss n. Raszlss, seo'y.
humD0It Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL. 500. 90
JOHNRANKIN, Prot
WILLiAA NuLLleAx. Ssc'y.
New York Life Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL. ). 81 500, 900
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Prss't
PLnnY 7aE1nAx, Aetaary.
a PPLICArIONs FOR INSURANCE AND
IA Policies issued in the above old and ~
JOHN l. SwITS,
Real Estate and insurance Agent.
NICHOLS BLOCK.-UP STAIRS.
oetledtf
j. A. L0NOER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
TsPRePARED TO AAxUFACrURR, RHPAIa
u rsoevute asA eat I'll aesesipeiens ee
q - h M = ~ - -,
% short notiss, foe
Gents. Youths and Boys
Asl sosgsassuso Ws.se ~ - 81 80 " esk.
sHoP-No u West Sscoud stsoss, fousth door
west Of Cock 1 S.sgsnt's hank Building, haven
poss, Jovs. iuiy1-d1
FOR SALx.
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DiShol .

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ExIS.
J. ting uudsr the name Of Brown 1 Afmstrope
10 this day dissolved BY mutual consent Eiths,
II authorised to ssts : &hs accounts Of the 6rm
James Ar,nstroug win continue the pssst e q
Law, in the Omcs Heretofore occupied By Brown
/ Armstrong, in Nichols Block.
g. 8. RROWN.
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
Nssch l. loee. (mar9-dH
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DIS. AcDONNELL 4 xCULLY,
Veterinary O11rGOOn0s

w ~ inform the public ~~A4XX
that til ~ can be consulted q
their Horse In6rmAry o. 7 Lird w
seSeot, between rady and Per- I1GhnE11D
~ street., ~ st,vs 70 the diseases Of the horse
sed those inciden ~ = the other clssss- Of the
brute ereatisn. Nsssrs Mcnonnsll and Scallys
treatment il 10 accordance with the moss mojssn
impeovements in the scisEce Of Veterinary msdt.
cine asd surgery. - sxpoaodsd in The Engiish and
continental colleges.
All diseases warranted cured, II euabls, O. ~
charge made.
Rssideues on 9Th street, between Rock lsland
and lows st1ssss. nsy7-d&wtf.
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Trains run By Chicago time, which 10 twelve mia
ute faster than Davenport tius.
nN AND AFTER AONDAY. APRIL Urn.
- 1859. snd until further notice. trains will
Washington and Iowa City Sundays cxesp sd)
IS follows:
Express and Mail Train ~. 90 4. \.
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily,
SUI days excepted, AS follows:
LIST Mail Train, ....................o3 IS A. II.
I'd Express Train, at..................63i r u.
Trans Arrive 1t Davenport daily, Su.dAys sx-
1spted, Is follows
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101E1T SIMPSONS
Fire ard Life Insurance ASeasy,
|0lrERs 70 lNsUaeRs ALI raH ADvAu-
sagss sAss ~ b sbsaiss3 10 asy vsy s.
lse. kasss asiev q ~ a.,.u.c.
=. sssr cad Assssssie eSjs.s~:ss - ~:
%. noPs payment a i.ssss.
~sa. rouse 'n va'eA Tie holders partisipsss
cA,rrAl RsrssszsrsD. ov.. =, 900 oo,
Continental Fire Insurance Co., NY.
css1 cspttsis"d ssrpls.. sl,sso. 600, z
Metropolitan Fire Ins. Co., NJ,
csss 0spsssl and ss~pis.. sss4. sss.
state Plre Insurance Co.. New Haven.
csaA Cspitsl ssd Ss,psss. esss, 900.
security Fire Insurance Co., n. Jerk,
casa cspis.1 s"d SURPLUS ss44.s sl.
New RagIanl Fire snl Alsviss lasur-
ascs Cespsoy, Hartford,
CsaA Capitol and 6svplss, 4996 900.
M0t0ol Life Insurance CO. Rev YoYk.
AossssIsssd Cssk Asssts As Property Of tie
Assuved. IS OOO.O
JOHN YANTDs,
Solicitor for the above named Companies. /, an
thonsed 70 take Risks and issue Policies.
REs1R4ScEs IN DAVENPORT.
h.H. smith. ESQ. James McCosh. ESQ.,, Aessrs.
Eldridge 1 Williams; e. G. Blood, ESQ: Hon. r,
Lindermsn; Hon. James Thoringtoa.
: 1Odce over Eldrii gs Williams Dry Goods
Store, Brady street.
iune33 If.
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Mail Train. At. IS IT
All trains out Of Davenport will make d,rec.
connexions at Columbus City, Washington and
iowa City. with the IVES err Stage C.mpany's
taxes for Ill points West.
The Passenger TT in connects st Rock Island
with Chicago and Rock Island kailrosd trains Tor
all points East, North aud South.
Passengers are reminded Of tho necessity Of
giving distinct directions to the destination Of
their bag gage also procure tickets before taking
their seats IN the cars.
b. Trsins for he East connects 1t Joliet
With trains on the Michigan Central X. r.; at
Chicago with trains on the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central and Pittshurg. Fl. Nayne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN +. TRACY,
Apr9 Sup't.
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tBY AUrH0RlTY.l
N oTICE

0oopoeslo4 CettalD 1.onds IL the Dtaoo ~
49,. --- Iowa. - -
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THr
An lsnas along the Dss hoiass rive4 n L,vr
aad within the claimed limits Of the a no;ses
Osaas h thet Rsase, ahovs Ne mouth az - Rse,
eessa Fvek q saia river. which have bsen roeervea
1sea. ssls hsss's(oss % asseuss Of he claiH q
the State shsesto. Ws0 eoatinNe rssssvsd, e. 80
tDe esiass fseU - = - fsoa locates - ~
species u serip q vesrunA nstw,thstssaiea -
recent dseision d ~ ssprsns Court s0siass he
Tale action 10 dssoed assessssy to aGasd tine
- CweGrets T. consider 0poD ne0ssial q oeAoe-
Wis. he ease Of assaal isss ds sseslsss AellinR
uooe uau ebu0s 10 hA1Ds1nA q 0etpVueS
Hovtaoe y coa6r1atioa q adjust0eas Of tn
Al00Lssoh sssalofs - anyaSpeareD NeaSaht
- pepss. jos. 4. ". LS0N,
CSoaissisase = Ne Veussal LaaA Oaee.
0manA4 LA1D OU11onl
{ .Issg ~. AlooA sE--= Z Sanao
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CEOIH131G.

- CIOTH1NC.
r. K1Av6E 90, ~
Ne. -, WEES SeeooA 0eress,
VVho1o0a1O Ana R0s0A1
CT O + III I e r s
MERCHANT 1AiL0RS.
JUST RECEIVED
A LAR0f ASSORTMENT OF
Cleths, Casslneres and Ve.tiDgs,
sArNErs LINENS AID rwEEDs,
Tajlorsseg JrtssnstSegs,
Gents Fur0psoiog Goods.
AGENTS FOR T. n. SINGERS
s EWING uACHINEs.
Which ~ will ssli at New York prices, iaelsai,e
freight.
AGENTS FOR 0GNIO @. SCOTS
Report OF %A01a1oanO.
aps5 dSn
no TxCE!
A 3 the Scott Cosnty Fair Is the largest I'D
<1bsst ever held in Davenport, 20 IL
The Largest and Best stock
Cloths. Cassineres 4 vestings,
fSuitablsf Fall and wintsr) ever offered in the
market will opsn st
SAMUEL PERRY'S,
tstose opposite the Post Omes) which will b made
up to suit customers on short notice, and
Prices n keeping With tho Tines.
Alsrys assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
For Men, Youthsand Boys, Of ny own naaufast-
are which will b sold st
II = = . p N II = . - - .
Ishalioontiaus to nanafastars ny own Cloth
q thereby giving
4 BETTER 0ARNEHT
For thessus mo 10y than any Eastsrn made goods,
Everything in the
Farnishing Department
Can be found.
Shirts Of all descriptions,
Under clothing In endless variety,
Stocks,
TIES,
Handkerchief,
Stocks,
Suspendess. "a. g..
4 large and splendid sssortmsnt Of
Cents ShaWls.
the cheapest ever offered in this market.
Allsf which the public are invited to sxanins.
ONLY ONE Pr uCg.
SAMUEL PERRY,
sept IL Brady st., oppo P.st Once.
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VuDoO - - ~ ooo8oO Dk01lyeA0
0o0ooosr slyr0ODso0sssS.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL svr,!eesb
~ and sstil fssthss sesiss, traios Win leas0
Oavsapess daily, SusAsJs s1ssDesa, - soaless:
.ss nail teoin 49,. ..v.So A.Ie
- ssoskoS eosS0 - =
tnt s1pFeo. .........e - .. -
Ir.in' arrive st Davenport daily, Susdays -.
copied. - follows:
sApress A.. ............... ~ .. =.
s,, IN a.. .................AssP 2. =.
Al trains over this route are 10 direct osneeSioo
81 Ce'saSo With tsains over both The NsehigaA
Ssathern, Michigan Central, Pit,sbuss, foss
Wayne, ADD Chicago Railroad 10 ssd from De.
troit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cipcipossi.
Fttsbusx, Dsnkirk, Buffalo, N,axars valls, Ate.
ny, New York. Phiiadslphis. Baltimore aad Wash.
ingson. Also 1t LsSs'ls With trains Of the III.
nois Central Rosd-North 70 Galsna aad south -
st Louis and Cairo.
Passenger are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct direct ons - to the dsstirstoo Of
their buggAxc. also TO procure tickets before tab.
ing theis sests in the cars, - tho conduct n col.
lect fares only TO staff the line Of the Chi
csGO aad Rsek leland Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. April Q, 1850. du
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-28
FOREIGN MARKETS

M0NTEVIDEo, Dec. 2S.-IZimmerman A. "a 1-Drv
hides, sales of month very limited, hardly 20 600
including 5000 for Baltimore, with unusually favorable
conditions rs duty paid for the no demand
for United States berth stock does not
exceed 20 000 only half Of which suitable United
States quoted at 76d7S $2l 0Sd21 So f. b. with
specie. Wool purchasers unwilling pay the rates
asked for very best unwashed merino and Mesza it
difficult obtain and per arrobe. Imports-Amer
ican assorted cargoes in demand. Lumber improving
with diminished stocks well assorted cargo W. P with
good proportion of and inch plank, which very
scarce would sell readily at s34d35; P P. SO board
mos. Flour depressed and nominal Baltimore extra
S8xGS7 super So mddlings 81 Domestics in brisk
demand supplies Blue drills, l75G1s0 RS per yard
nckings 175; brown drills, 110@l20; stripes 140, duty
paid Caaiz salt Il Sp per fanega board and for
AID f'
RIO DE JANElRo, Jan. IL. 1s6O.-[Per "Wheatand "
7, @ s s ,om ~ The United States since our last on
1th INST ana the only clearance is the Wheatand for
Baltimore with 6lO bags Coffee and nothing loading fol
the States W -
Cofee-There have been sales since 7tb inst of abon
1000 bags, at 6l250G6600, chiefly for Furope Dealers
firm, asking 6l400 for American sonpd lots and
6550d660 for good parcels Stock about "a n1o ba
and supplies continue limited. O''Oe N"s'
Flour -Stockin first hands 34 $40 bbls Richr,5 - !,
2253 bbls. Baltimore. We think may quote il HitIe
rmer though for the moment bakers will not nav
prices for Richmond qualities, for which there is yery III
tie demand Sales since last have been 2oO bbls
Baltimore 14500. and 400 bbls Richmond LIST:
at 17H000G1sB000. -
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, Feb. 27.-Cotton is quiet-sales of 10oC
bales Flour is frm-sales of 5000 bbls State, IS 10
is firm-saes of 500 bushels; Chicago Spring $l2l
white Canada 81 5 Corn is heavy-saes of 500 bush
els Pork IS steady-old Mess. s17 50GSl7 Sc; new
SIS M Mi4e9slssoi S1, old Prime, s17.62H new, s14s7
Sugar is steady-New Orleans for refining &c. Coffe,
10 Arm Moasses steady Spirits Of Turpentine stead,
atF@s7ko. Rice Is steady.
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To the Rev. s. NJ. Isaacs, New York.

The LoCUsTs OF lS60.-The National MtelligenceJ
of Saturday has communication from that well
known cicada authority, Prof Gideon B. Smith
of this city, who states that the seventeen year To-
Gusts will appear very extensively this year, occu-
pying probably larger surface of the country than
those of any other year. The following States and
parts of States will be occupied by them, viz
New York and Connectcut-frOm Long Island
Sound to Washington county, n. Y; from the
Connecticut river to the Hudson river, and seve
raj counties in New York west of the Hudson river
to Montgomery county, on the Mohawk river.
New Jersey-occupying the whole State.
Pennsyvania-int that portion boundedby Peters
Mountain on the south, MahantangO Mountain on
the north, the Delaware river the east, and the
Susquehanna river to the west.
Maryland-from Anne Arundle county to the mid
die of st. MarVs county; from the Chesapeake to
the Potomac river.
Virginia-from the south part of Loudoun county
to the Roanoke river; from the Blue Ridge to the
Potomac river.
North Carolina -Caswell, Rockingham, Stokes,
Guilford, Roman, Surry and jacent counties.
Michigan-about Kalamazon.
ADMINISTRATION and adjacent counties.
They will commence emerging in North Carolina
about the 10th of May, and few days later for
every hundred miles progress north, until the
lst of June. in Washington county, New York
This will afford fine opportunity to test the
reetness of the assertion that they do not appear
regularly every seventeen years. None of the
southern tribe (thirteen-year locusts) appear this
year.
'fSilver Lake." pretty little sheet of water in
the heart of the town of Albany, Ca, has COM
menced to disappear through one of those curious
subterranean passages which seem to penetrate
the earth in the low country, and connect with the
streams leading to the Cult.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

Mr.. MILLER called up bill to amend tho 18th
section of the 2Gth article of the Code of Local
Laws, which provides for the formation of corpora,
tions for the purchase, Improvement, sale and
the same to the whole State. The maximum
stock of such companies is limited to 100000. The
rules were suspended and the bill passed.
Mr.. KRAFT, of Select Committee, reported a
House bill to incorporate the Southwestern Mutual
Insurance Company of Baltimore.
Mr.. FREANER having obtained suspension OF
the rules, called up bill to compensate James M
Hawk, Sheriff of Washington county by appropriat-
ing to him the sum of SITS for expenses incurred
under authority of the Governor in keeping up a
patrel during the John Brown raid. The bill was
passed.
At O'clock The House adjourned till 81.
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VOL. VINO. 624.
gflunstaru ana commercial asbIf@.

BALTIMORE. February 27, 1860
. There was quite an active mo'' " ' "
Stocks but comparatively little was done IN any oil the
other stocks on the list The eao'ns ianoy pa'Oie anu
~. p.s,-ao oo,ies to droop, and it fell off to-day y
f dollar to dollar per share There were 2SS shares
sold At te BOARD at s67S down to s67 cash. s67A@
e7 seller and days, s66% seller 60 days and sale
of IS shares made after the Board at sS7H buyer 80
davs The stock left of at s67 bid s674 asked regular
a but il offered at sellers option GO days at S66K
Tn Northern Central Railway there was nothing done,
bu. closed Saturday at sl3H bid, SAY asked
regular way. The sales of Mining stocks include $3.50
Guilford at s2Sla2, and 145O shares Gardner
Hill at $3% The former stock closed at 1921 bid 2
asked and the latter $3.50 bid sSA asked regular
way. There was nothing done to-day in City 6s but
they closed firm at 9S4 bid 9sK asked for ls75s 100
bid lOl asked for 1s9Os and the only sale of Railroad
bonds was one of 81 500 Northwestern Virginia first
mortgage bonds at 9l% For Baltimore and Ohio 1885
bonds s3h was bid and Northern Central 1885 closed at
Sc bid, 56A asked
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN

CHINcHA isLANDs-Ship Oa,Uard.
s74 tons guano, Barrll Bros.
PALMERo-Ship A. M Laurence
1S0 cantars birthstone so boxes do, 81 bags lberts
$50 bales rags so bags almonds 100 boxes do 600 bags
$40 boxes lemons, 5S0 do. oranges order 100
boxes lemons, 100 do. oranges J. Crosby & Sons.
RIO DE JANEIRo-Bdrk Whedtland.
6l0 bags coffee Lambert Gittings bbs do, % boxes
mdse., VIM Fl. D. C. Wright.
ST. JAGo DE CUBA-Ship Maria.
4l0 tons ore Dbl coffee Morrell & Randall, cases
cigars 20 boxes do. J. s. Clarke.
ST. JOHNS. P. R.-Brig II. r. kirkland.
228 hhds sugar, tres. do, So bbls. do, Is hhds
moasses, Kirkland, Chase Co, 20 900 oranges, master
PERNAMBUCo-Br II. A. Didier.
1900 bags sugar, Thomas Whitridge 4 Co.
TRINIDAD DE CUBA-Brig FairfaT.
~ hhds sugar, % tres do, 80 bbls. do 40 hhds.
moasses 33 tres do A bbls do, Kirkland Chase Co
COASTWISE.
SAyANNAH-SteamShip Monticello
164 bales cotton, VIM. Kennedy; 1853 do. do, A. c.
Shaefer; 64 do do Pendergast Bros; AZ do do, j. E.
Cemm 81 do do ORDER 124 boxes copper d. Keener
sundry packages merchandise, sundry persons
FRANKLIN, LA-BTig Lillian
1908 bbls. molasses Samuel Hurlbut
New YoRK-Schr G. T. Strong.
As casks liquor Is baskets champagne, 80 packages
merchandise, Norris, Caldwell & Co; 20 kegs pums " m
G. Price CO.. matches, Ober Co.; 80 do do, o.
boxes pipes, Robinson & Lord; 22S kegs soda, VIM IL
Crawford Co; cask merchandise Thomson & Block
900 kegs merchandise so bbs. vtrio W. Dawson Co
500 boxes fire crackers Palmer & Thomas 80 package
merchandise, Baker Bros. 4 Co; 100 boxes soap u
Pitt; 10 cases prunes, Schwartz Dix 1l3 package
merchandise Magruder, Taylor Roberts, cases grease
20 packages merchandise, W H Bolton; $500 do do
BosroN-Schr. BroadfeId.
1000 bags linseed, 7. & J. NJ. Smith.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
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