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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01

[*The quantity of Rye, Oats and Barley
exported in le46, not being given in the ia
bles ofcommerce, have estimated the ag-
gregate at one million Of bushels, Vi hich
probably exceeds the amount
Reducing the flour to bushels Of wheat,
allowing five to the barrel, and the corn
meal, allowing three to the barrel, and the
aggregate nuo.ber Of bushels exported du-
ring the year, ending August! 3lst, le47,
is 43,573,9lS
Number of bushels exported in
1916, during the fisca, year,
ending June, 80, l6,s99, 1903
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01

HEMPSTEAD Il CIIENOWETH,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELORS AT LAW.
" AVE formcda partnership for practice in
4 e. hecounties Of ia ckson and Jones.
July 6th. 1916. [no AS If.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01
l6,e99,2o3

Excess of bushels of grain ex-
ported in le47, over exports
Of 1916. is 26,67
The value of the whole quantity of
stuffs and grain exported during the
ending September J., le47, estsmat
81 20 per bushel, fair aver
age, is $52,2s
Value Of exports for the fiscal
year, ending June 30. le47,
as reported by the Register
of the Treasury: in the COM
mercial returns of that year. is l6. q
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-12-01

ARCHITECT AND Bull DER,
"A Walls himself Of this opportunity to ten.
IA der his thanks to the citizens Of Dubuque,
tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon him.
since his residence among them and humhly
hopes by prompt attention to his business, still
TO m crit proportionatc share ofthc patronage
Of his fellow citizens.
erSash and Blinds made to order.
Sept I. n52 If. DAVID JONES.
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Later from Vera Cruz.
Prom the n. o. Picayune. Aprl 2.


At an early hour this morning the ship Arkansas,
Capt. billiard arrived from Vera Cruz in five days
Through the politeness Of Capt billiard we have
letters from Mr.. Kendall to the I'd inst We cannot
make room for his letters but suboin the following
COPY of Gen SCOTS orders upon the cap ture OF the
CITY, and also the Tariff Of Duties instituted by
Gen. Worth. We shall have more TO say 70 no.
row about mis- Tariff.
Mr.. Kendall writes as that the last reports from
the capital indicate th6t the dssensons are not yet
terminated Santa Anna is said 70 have allied him.
self with the party OF Farias and 10 be determined
N sunDort the war at the expense OF the Church.
A Guadalajara paper publishes the terms offered
bv our government for peace through Atocha- ine
principal one was in bret. fifteen millions 20 oe
maid Mexico for the line OF pa from the Gull TO the
Pacific, and the | mted states 10 ueihSuu H0 CA
peDses Of the war
These sxpenses are estimated at thirteen NIL
lions. making total OF twenty eight millions io'
the territory north Of % degrees. We Will give
the whole to morrow The Mexican papers receiy-
ed by this arrival are crowded with news which
we viii give in our next.
HEADQUARTERS on IKE AExr. VISA CHur
fGeaerdl Crdrs-No. 20 March ", ~,
OF Mexican commerce. with the Castle OF san Juan oe
UluA the enemys principal fortress with 3VVV prison.
ers and many stands OF arms 400 pieces oil
and large quantity OF ordnance stores mas aoosu 70 VIC
glory of American acquired elsewhere IN TINS Wal
and canno, fail 20 contribute powerfully 70 az cary
pesee-so much desired by the United States
These important achievements have estao ished ne~
base and opened shorter and better line OF opersnons
upon the enemy capital and center Of resources.
The Generslin-chief consratulstes the Army ne has
the honor personally 10 command upon ms o'hhsn'
opening Of new campaign and tenders on the part Of
the United States immediate thanks 10 al the corps
regular and volunteer including detachment OF ma
rines. under Capt Edson-whch formed the me OF IN
vestment and prosecuted the siege TO t happy eoncu
sion. The troops have borne the heaviest laoors, In
camp and In trenches without failure or murmur
amid sandstorms OF distressing frequency and violence
skrmishes BY day ard night and under the ineessani
IRE OF the enemys heavy batteries Of the city and
castle The steadiness and cheerclness Of officers and
men, under the circumstances worthy OF ali prsse
The Genersn- Chief sincerely regrets that he csnnot
1--WE the names OF the hundreds rather Thousands to
whom particular thanks are due this occasion Re
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Steamboat Explosion * idna piping Pittsburgh
Markets.
By Telegraph to Philadelphia North American.

BY Telegraph to Philadelphia North American.
PITTSBURGH April is.
The steamboat Newark collapsed hue yester.
day East of Liverpool forty FIVE miles below the city
by which eleven of her were scsded severely,
two supposed 10 be mortally, other dangerously
aud all the rest bat one severely
There quite excitement here this day, in con.
sequence of attempt to hdnap negro man, on the
charge OF being fugitive slave. very large concourse
assembled snd succeeded in rescung the black and ap
pretending the kdnappers. This will prove the first
under the law OF the recent Legislature, and as
doubts of ts consttuonaity have been expressed
il will doubtless be carried to the Court OF final resort
Though the river Is In good nsvigsbe order here the
stage or water is decreasing and Is now about feet
inches
The demand for Flour, which during the week has
been large speculation, HIS moderated, and prices
are tending downward-sl,hough there Is no actual de-
preston In that market Sales In small parcels have
been made at 81 37i 81 So and ~ 56i according 10
quality.
Our market Is nearly bare Of Lard As II arrives Ii Ia
picked up Immediately speculation for shipment 1t
will command 5tssf
Seeds al full rates.
Provisions without change and rather inactive today
There Is material change in other articles Of inter-
est IN your market
rgr The steamer Messenger arrived early yes
terday morning bringing down from Pittsburgh con-
siderable 10, Of small arms intended for the OF
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CITY ITEMS.

SArcRDAy, April H.
II We learn that Stewart has bought all the
land on Broadway between his dry goods palace and
Chambersst and will extend that splendid temple OF
trade to the corner with elegant front on Chambers
at.
The CoURTs.--The Jury in the Insurance case OF
the brig Rudolph Grooming after close trial of twelve
days in the Superior Court in the jury room the
whole of last night They were brought in at IL O'Clock
today without having been able to agree nolle pro
seoul was entered 10 the Captains share when The
Jury gave verdict for Mr.. Griffin, as half owner for
sss4o The fee to the Jury C2i cents each) was ten.
dersd to them bu, they declined. and told the Cour,
they would give for the benefit of the Irish laugh
81. In the U. S. Court John R Woods entered plea Of
guilty on three indictments charging him with counter
feitng coin, &c.
INNrGRASrs.-l9s3 foreign passengers have ar
rived a, thi. Port within the last twenty four hcer'
FIREs-A fire was discovered about hatpast
o'clock this morning in the dyehouse of Mr.. Rich l0'
Troyst. but was soon extnguished Damage unlns
IA fire was also discovered at 3i4 sixth-st about
o'clock this morning Damage triaos.
" THE RAMS. HORN Ia sprightly little paper
edited by THos VAN RENSSELAER,, a colored man. in
forms us that the First Coored Presbyterian Church Of
which the late Rev Theodore 8 Wright so long the
Pastor has given call to Rev Mr. PENNINGTON of Hart
ford 10 become its minister. Mr. P. is man OF good
talents and very acceptable preacher. While in Fog
land some years ago he frequently preached In the pull
pits of some of the distinguished ministers in that
country and so favorable the impression he made
that II we are not mistaken, the degree OF d. d. was
conferred upon him. This honor however he had the
good sense TO decline
PoLrcE.-William Laughln was last night ar
rested by officers Bloom and Norris charged with steal
ing milkkettle Committed In full ...J James Cook
and Joseph Hgh6od (boys) last night arrested by
officer Donnelly OF the Second Ward, charged with
stealing brass kettle from Charles Little. Committed
for examination.
DELIRrUM TREaESs.-Mary Kelly died at half
past o'clock this morning in the Second Ward Station
house, OF dolirum tremens
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>RSS LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ~
sssz5k&4& FOR FOREIGN PORTS. e

~ Letter Bags are open At the Office Of The New
York Tribune for all Foreign Ports, and all letters and
newspapers deposited ID this Office will always be for
wsrded by the very esres. vessels This department, 10
under the special supervision Of j. 3. MOWER, ESQ.
well Known for many years as the experienced and efh'
ceni Superintendent Of The Foreign Letter Depuimen! =
the New-York City Post Odce.
Bags open for The reception Of letters and ne~'
papers for the following places, viz London, Liverpool
Glasgovy Ireland Hsvrs, MArseiles Amsterdam, Bre-
men, Hsnburgh. Rio de- Janeiro, Valparaiso, Buenos
Ares Oregon, Mexico, Panama 81 Thomas Kingston,
ysn) Mz'anzss. Hsysna-
Ofhee open from A. N. TIL 10 P. N. a. Nv
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INDIAN NEws.-W yesterday received num-
Der OF Texas papers among them the Austin Democrat
of the cath uit In which hnd the latest news II Is
pacific than we were led to expect and Is as To-.
lows
Mai R. s. Neishbors special Indian Agent, accomps.
MED BY Jim Shaw arrived in town on Tuesday evening
last The Major informs "a thai the Csmanehes evlnce
a disposition to adhere steadfss,y to the treaty msoe
with the United States On the lat of March talk
was had al which Mo pe-ehoco pc, Buffalo Hump san
IA AIMS, pochsn-na ShsDni co, Little Wolf Iu-nsshu'
qusshe and all the other principal Chiefs OF the Lower
Band OF Csmsnches, were present The German colo
nes were represented by Baron Musebsch. The Coun.
ch resulted in establishing friendly intercourse be-
tween the Indians and the German settlers The prei'
mnAries OF a treaty were agreed upon, by which The
GermAns can proceed without medication 10 complete
tnelr colonization contracts
Inc Camsnches gave notice Of several parties Of
Wlcntas ana "scsos medating descent upon the set
Elements They have agreed 10 20 aeains, these bands
whenever called upon by the American.
SAINTS Anna informed Major Neighbors that the Mexi.
can Government had made overtures of peace 10 the
Camsnches. which were no, seceded To- and would
not De until the with Mexico and the United state.
should be ended IN o. Debts, 5th.
DsxApyuL DISTRESS IN swIrzrRLAsp.-A
nhv .ician writing from Schulz, in the Canton Of the
I;nsons ON the 25.h February says The parish of
Schulls Is one vas, charnehouse inshifu mortality
regns here. Esch day from forty TO iortyhve dead
ling In the Canton into which lever cysenery or desth
have not entered Graves cannot be prepared IN sun
Gent numbers and the bodies are so hastily inferred
that the dogs scrspns Oh the dirt draw mem osS sna
bat,en on their desh The feebeness OF the innAofsnts
prevents them from digging deeper. Toe master Of
public school, who had year since hundred ana ,ofy
scholars has not Half are dead the rest nes
psbe OF raising themselves The master 70 us
family, 10 working on the rosds' Jour Com
" At Cape Elizabeth, Ne. outlet OF Emery
Greek the Grist MN Of wsldron CIR atom W" De.
stroyed by Are on Thursday morning Loss shout
1230o-no insurance.
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fDissENTl


"M COsseil Of tAe Uhirasity Of The Cly Of Ms-Yors
Al the last meeting of this Council S2sth January
Is'e when the annual return required by law to
oe made to the Regents. Of the circumstances and
coalition Of the University as submitted by the
Vnanceior, was under discussion, made.objection
% the return, imperfect in form and incorrect in
'sn'ance, and failing essentially TO communicate
NE Regents, as it processes TO DO, the true con-
uNon OF the University as required by law. The
's'orn was however adopted by the Council; ithas
oeen certified and transmitted accordingly.
now set down some OF the reasons for the OBJ
scion TO the return. as summary explained at
&c time from the Chair, where was presiding
The return states the debts of the University 10
V $4,000" The foundation of sl5 900 for a Pro.
i.ssorshp Of Revealed Religion is thus oai,,3 and
dssafrmed The University chose TO receive the
soney, and executed mortgage on the huilding
nysel Mr. Hsines and Mr.. Young as Trustees the
aes, to be paid 10 US and In default the PRINCIPAL 20 !,
eazsd am unwilling to certify. even officially wthou,
aerior return, emitting security which must cs
r1na Trustee.
Ahs last meeting Professor Mason came Into the
y,anc.l to require farther security for upward Of
r which be said be had advanced for the University
which now stands as q floating debt.
HE Report of tbs Treasurer states as due on las
lsSs salaries the sum of t2,l55 and which he says
sarsed on the income OF the present year Ine Cbi
'.'sy u encumbered for these Gums, which amount .
sVa w or $4,000 which 10 deb, drawing interest,"
aa not very material whether the amount on th'
sS'" al per cent for the professor shall be eAIee
.~<'W OF salary 1t is BY any name burden u
~ ssno amount on which interest is 70 be PAID, snc
Ssshs 70 appear 10 the return according 10 the truth
hr return for the Last four years state the DEBT a
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IL The General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church In the United States of America will meet &C
cordng to adjournment the third Thursday Of May
f2n,h lsi7 ar II O'Clock A NJ in the City OF Cincip
oatfO
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VfrEfnfa.
JANIS NJ STEPHENSON. Wing candidate In the
Kanawha District, has withdrawn from the ap
preaching canvass and WALDO P. Corr, Esq. 10
nominated in his place.
R Dr. J. 7. HAWKINS of Marion Co. is an
nounced as the Wing candidate in the Wheeling
District, now represented by William q. Bro'cr'
l. co. Foo
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rvyevYerk sacred Music seciesy.--Ihs
.nns.l election OF ocers u this soesty iof ns
49, Iii h. hsld In accordance With By Laws % the ION
~, a, ths coussum tsB Broad way, a hat pastI "a
At 81 By order GEO. WHiTLOCk, sssy
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A. oifacult to explain this statement or show how
peo! could rse from eos 900 70 $4,000 that Is, elk
~ dollars In four year, time while the iseors
~ Lspenses are stated 90 nearly 10 balance. ] can
~ p'e tae aposs OF the debts Of the University, m
t-osrstand them
'as Cyrus Msson, Qmortgsges. $50. 900
John Johnson, do..... 9365
=; ismsdge and others, Trustees, l do. 1900
y Mason, for previous advances, a. per
REPORT LIST October, is43, and said 10
ON DC omitted In former returns 1855
}, pss advances since, about. 1000
raepor OF Treasurer. one quarters salaries
,ss psaa and charged on income OF ths present
"T .......................... AIS,
n. .Iotal: ....................... SS2. i55
WV kom the State, payable In August hss al
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General Notires.
FOWLERs & WILLS. 1871 Nnssau.sr.

PsRESeLoGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
Office hours from A. N. 10 10 p. N.
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II Lerter- md New.papers VIII be receive

ry- Letters and Newspapers vii be received al
The oHce q The Tribune FOR hs packet ship SYie &c
erase Capt Rich which sails for Havre on The gan inst
L.uef. and newspapers will also be received ~ the
sane Place FOR tho packe. ship Liverpool Capt Elddse
which sails on the Zlst met. for Liverpool All ~
~ Letters and Newspapers VIII De re-
esisd a. he ssn- place Tor 5s pscket-ship GLADA-
TOR Capt Banung, which sails FOR London on me 1i''
AZ -
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az rhe Orphan AsyIum so.,Iety, N lhs eIt

The Orpaan a. bsl a 5rs9r., Anniver.sry ii
- o,eiock on tuesday next Al The Apollo Saloon An
sdtress may BE- expected from R,v. Or. NuHLEssrEsi
and he Oph4as viii engage IL various Interesting e1er
rs-. 81, nd tne weather prove tsclenenI. The meeting
will ee postponed until he fst clear day. Commnee
will b. Ia readiness II o'clock 70 receive
and Sonsou.; al which Tine, al VINO subscribe are ear
ney aested GtIerd that the expense Of enpoyng
= Coiestof nay thereby be zv0idf q. ALI o.
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rg- The steamer Messenger arrived early yes
terday morning bringing down from Pittsburgh con-
siderable 10; Of small arms intended for the use OF our
troops They landed AZ the barracks Cn Gag I'm
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CAUTION TO DEALEKs II FIRE AR1sy--
70 DEALHRS N FInI AnNS.

IT 8. CIRCUIT COURT, for the southern pistrsee q
u. New Yorh--Ehan A1sn o. 0nssou Blunt, -
Alexander Gardiner, Clsrt Of The Circuit Court q ~
tinted states for The southern District OF NswYost d
hereby certify that The sbovs s1s'led suit vas me- ne
said Court 2sth and 7sth days q April ~ eesese
prsms Court Of tho United States, hat Juy wss smpea
nsed and sworn and The ease opened ~ sesIZss -
e BAR Of the dsfendan Ohsson Blunt, u all het ess
The evidence had been closed, the va summed apby
M ssdep for the defendsnt ssd BY Mr.. Dsvls Tor he
nlsnrn thai charge thsrsupoo given By he cort
10 he Jury retired undsr charge q IN ocer duly
following verdict via - -.
Thai hey end that The plsinria 10 not The original svs
or ana psisnse and entitled 10 he full and szclasve he
others be used INC Improved och claimed 81 hin -
eel forth IN bis pstsnL
Aad hey fsrasr cay thai the lock Manufactured -
vs1dsd by the defendants y not "a tnfnesmsot a n
plaintiff nghts, and % lhsy 10y all
All Of which appears by the minutes Of ths odd ual
recorded 10 my o6ea ALEX 0ARDiNEn, clsst
le~snh@y telf a. AtH10
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IT Printing 0flce for sale-A printing e'taslisn-
u-uf located Ia h-e thy. hO1Fshng Village In ire oiae
OF Eew.Yors with Whig paper enjoying good patron
sse connected herewith i low offered for sale upon al
vsstageous terms. The printing materials se amp ef9r
III kisd, OF ohsl0g ard are nearly The once VIII
s4ord 70 scgicsl primer hyiog sud handsome pIo-
fu For particulars address postpaid he Editor. On ms
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Vote for ,Iayor-loTricuL.J
Virginia.

Majority for Bray. .........-........l,s ~
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~ New-york Society Librnry.-Ins snou.
meeting OF this corporation vii be held sf ne Lio'ay
- Tae.d.v ne z7th int AZ noon The annual slecnon
of Trustees will be held o0 the sane Day ~ ne sane
P.sSSSS "a en- Z 81 VIM INGLIS Secretary
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DELIRrUM TREaESs.-Mary Kelly died at half
house, OF dolirum tremsns
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

EOR YOUNG LADiES-MRs. BAILEY having made
arrangements 10 enlarge her establishment In the eourss
guardians the advantages offered tho pupils u bis
education The senior Junior Departments are now
placed under tho direction OF an able gentleman from MI
adepha who has had great experience 10 Inc nsraeoe
Of Young ladies' Additional teachers also employed
Ia these and the other Departments and all Will DO subject
10 mra Bsheys Immediate supervision Every sdon y
incucas kind polite. and Amisble manners; and 10 sdo
usie them to constant sxerops TO prcgsss IN thelr
studies by rendering hsm, % fer - possible atr.euvs
and pleasant The school 10 furnished with eharts, msDs
globes excellent Philosophical Apparatus. with nan
Der Of diagrams for the studies Of Autonomy asd 0sos
try The beat teachers employed In the French De
ana with Tho Latin, Is neudsd N The tsrms for kselis
Tuition Vocal Muslc, both Sacred and Secular, y alee
taught the school, By guishsd Profsssos
Those parents however who may wish 10 place thslr
this Institution before hat tme VII Nd "
advantage they viii enter The clsssss no 6D
inK for tho Spring and sumner ,sr...,... 49,.
post by personal application 70 hra Bailey, ~
residence, 10 Carroll place, Blseeksrst
mo 4tawMrurhAss6w lstl
CAUTION TO DKALRks IN FIRE ARHby-
" Ia the 1cton Of Eka~ xLlss w. Dlsaf eySw 10 -
Circuit Coo Of the United slass for 90 inassnsst q
lis pssnrghi 70 manufacture, use and sell . b 49,.
the sELF-COCKIN0 PISTOL. . verdict has beep rive
for he pIsintH, with eoss Of TRIAL. and nns Of wcvs
Blunt syus restrain hsm from nssng selling ssi1
article fheir petition for Trial, and 70 rsfry "
Wsshington on bill Of s1espuons has been rsfessd
purchasing or selling he sslkCoekng Pistols made b.
Blunt syns or any Pistols Of similar ktrd, 81 die
garding this caution IL would make Il necessary tos -
cases All articles Of uis hind made BY Alien fhsr
her, Conn and for sas By he phne.ps lee
ere 10 the article 10 New.York- ETHAN ALLkN
Norwich. COM 18th Nov is4a pe 3swaMaTb'ep
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~ r. }. e ole man, Exchange Broker, 40. -
Va "a SeS-YOrk UncurTssi noce! bought ani solo
ros 40 silver exchanged oosss srt arss COLLECTED OF
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~ DIR. Banning's Body Brace u a. ehcisoL =

~ DR.. Banning's Body Brace - ~ S Is . 80
Eel Tor eskDe.s Of the voice ungs &c ~
meas nf Inc .to.ch sdes weakly females sst grow
Ing children and al disposed 10 drooP 40 are seaenery
rln Refsrence giyen many disr gashed eer nsn,
who Fave been rescued from approximation, from de-
hiiisv cd brouchifls Pamphlets aud book Common
sense giving Information be hA al no o1ce -
Rroadvsy K lady IN ssisndance On 10 dies. III eodH
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esdy been discounted, In whole or In part, to NEE,

ready been discounted In whole or in part, to meet
emergencies
ne Council may be assured this epoa Of the debt ct
sszloo is not too large far from correct Current
expenses and the usages OF auticipsons may furnsh
some items 10 be added
The return states Salaries 10 Professors &cpSll O5 50
Will give some light to explain the items
Of this sum
To the Chancellor .................. 5000 co
Professor Of Religion. 900 90
Professors salaries $1,000 each ~ 5000 90
Additional sum OF s433 10 each Professor
under the 81 extra allowance for each pay.
ing student taught. .................... 2l65 90
Total -STI,O65 %
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INNGRASrs-les3 foreign passengers have ar
rived at this Port within the last twenty four hcers
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GREAT ATTRACTION ~
Mouth WhttiiHg

Mouth fHftHHE
a Splendid assortment OF -
y tture chea per than cNef -
nf EBREKT 4 RITZ L.~
Nv t.,,,sa,.tel, onpo-,te J " eIH-
81 Fse,ory. -oa,t end Of lie II ..i-', +
H II found one OF tlit utri sl'lt tta
~ Of Furniture Including Aaha-aaS
Windsor chairs of the iaie5f r.
y tVefy article usrslls found in Iu'uaHt. ~
M. tsli aud See Also Looking 1'azs
\ James Of various sizes
t-GndertakeIs attended TO al a. t.5i'F='s5
! Term.
lESrI0N paper manufactures aud 'e.e
+ 4,e for sale pa Ger Caien1efs, 7He i'-t.l4
. sIgs ,aier Nil Screws,
a1 small % do
As.ns o. linder - inches aisnatef, TO 'i57.
lglze,
,S Ooss' c.L,4pprz d. a.
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..rlIyc. rIHIS ND G. II
.srrviY TN teEEkIf 4 WEES
II WHARTON.