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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

DUBUQUE CHEQUERED DRUG STORE.
TINHE subscriber has on hand amongst his
l. Patent Medicines, by the dozen or at
retail
Hungarian Balsam
Swayne's Syrup Of wild cherry
Wistars balsani Of wild cherry
Jew David plaster
BaIsam Liverwort, Mrs. Gardiner
I" TayIor's
Moffat's Phoenix bitters
Shcrmans worm and cough lozenges
Extract Sarsaparilla
Dalley's Pain extractor
India cholagogue
Winkoop's tonic mixture
Briggs sugar coated aguc pills
McAlllster's ointment
Peasc's horehound candy
Poor mans plaster
Deplialic snuff
Sappington's pills
Smiths sugar couted pills
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
Persian or Resurrection I"
! lIooper's female I"
Bcckwith's .5.1. "
Brandrcth's genuine {"
Deans Rheumatic g
Gregory's bilious .
Lees genuine "
Moffat's Life 80
And every other Patent Medicines that is ofany
va @ ne. 2ln32 EN-. BlSSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE undersigned has taken out letters Of
u administration on the estate Of GERALD
FirzGiBBos, deceased. All persons having dc.
mands against said estate, are requested to es.
tabiish the same, and those owing the estate,
are requested to make immediate payment.
TIMOTHY TANNING, ."@
n4-Jt & Administ ra tor
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17
s I. Louis And I. Peters packet.

El.s=.4tkk.aA1 or "CoKA,' TnnocxnoaroS,
ENTs@XfET Master, will commencc her reg.
nlar trips between SAINT Lotus, SAINT PETERS,
and SAINT CRo1x, on the opening ornavigaton
u" The CORA has been built expressly for
this trade, and will rcmain in it during the
seacon.
~ For freight or passage apply on board
n34
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

10S KEGS Campbor and 9 bbls Ep-
lAc som Salts and $50 Peruvian Bark
or sale by r. MASON.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17
FRESH ARRIVAL,

A T TIE lower end Of town:-l0 tons as
"a sorted Iron. from the smallest to the lu rg-
est sizes in use here. Also--Spring steel, cast
steel, plough, English and american blist,
steel plough slabs, and plough moulds--just
received and for sale by 81 j. SIMPLOT
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

INDIAN MOCCASINs-a good assortment.
u for sale by WIN. LAWTHER e. co.
~ Bushels Onions on hand and for
~ sale by MI JNO. SlMPLOT. n;
NEW STORE AT CASCADE, IOWA
TIlE Subscribers have opened new
Il store at Cascade Iowa--where hey intend
keeping regular supply Of goods such as Tho
wants Of the. country require-nnd we will buv
corn, wheat and -four. and all kinds ofcountry
produce, paying the Dubuque prices deducting
the transpor tation--Mr John Brene man il orr
agent TO attend to our business at that place.
VIM. LAWTIiER g. Co. (,
March 22d. Is47.
HLUE--5O lbs st. Louis Glue for sale
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

1JrRcmembcr, all preparations purporting
to contain Wild Cherry, arc fictitious and
counterfeit, except that bearing the written
signature Of DR.. SWAYNE Great care
should be observed in purchasing Of the rcgu
larly appointed agents. sfD
The genuine is for sale only by my agent
z. M. BISSELL, at Dubuque. MS
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

nRUGs AND MEDICINfs--Logwo
IL copperas, saltpetre, saleratus, alum. ZIP
som salts, sulphur, castor oil. and spirits tur-
pentlnc, inst received and for snlc by
| n37 B. ]. O'HALLDRA
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

TENHE undersigned has just received gem
IL eral assortment Of hardware, consisting of
cross.cut Saws. patent counter Balances or
Scales, on chains, trace chains, wagon boxes,
all sizes-Iron wire, assorted &c. c.
apl 4p30 JOHN SIMPLOT.s
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

I'd AlNT Brushes dozen for sale by
IL T. MASON.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

S0n KEGS Logwood and 9 bbls. Mad,
wv der for sale by r. MASON,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

100 KEGS White Lead and 200 of Red
HUI Lead for sale by r. MASON.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

JOSEPH sPRAGUE' ASA HoRR.
Dlss. SPisAGUE & IIoRR,
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,
OFFICE on Main street. near tho Post or.
fec.
RESIDENCE. on Locust street, one Door
North Of the Methodist Church.
81 Dubuque. Io,oa, AAg. LIST ls47.
n5l r.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

ID AISINS, currants, pruncs, almonds, nut.
IL megs, cloves, pepper, ground and whole
Cinnamon, ground in mats--Ginger, race
and ground ulspice, wholennd ground, FOR sale
by n37 By. O'HALLORAN. '
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17
RAA0 Bushels good balrey wanted
OUVV by Murray & BURKE.

RUNNERS RlVETS-iust received lot
IL of various sized Rivets, for sale by
apl4n23 JOHN SlMPLOT.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

GALT! SALT-25 sacks G A. IS barrels Ke
- nawha; S sacks in store and for sale by
m2Gn3S B. J. O'HALLORAN.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

nRlED FRUlT-30 bushel dry Peaches
~ 50 bushel dry apples; iust received and
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

X biz. 9, usb cd Sugar for sale
le/iln12. EMERSON, iELDs & co.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

FOO BOXES Window Glass assortedfor
1ONJ sale hg I. MASON.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

~ bbs. No2, and South MackereI for saIa
n. ~ by n42. EMERSON, SHIELDS & Co.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

II EMON SYRUP-Underwood s. celebrated
Il lemon syrup, for sale by ..,..
n37 B. ]. O'HALLORAN.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

4 O.0OO pounds Of clean, well washed Wool,
J. wanted in exchange for mechanically
ms MURPHY e. BURKE F..
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

KN7AGON for snlc--a large, new, VIC
w made wagon, for sale low, by .Ef#
n35 MURPY e. BURKE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

DICKI.Es! PICKLES!:-any quantity Of
Robertson's asserted Pickles, put up in
glass ars; for sale by B. J. O'HALLORAN.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

rEA--Green and black, some the finest
] flavor ever brought to this market-tor
sale wholesale or retail, by
MI MURPHY e. BURKE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-17

TIGAKS--Rega las and Principles supe
Orior article just received and for sale to
suit purchasers; by B. J. O'HALLORAN. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

On Thursdsy morning Feb n, Mrs MARY THOMP-
SON widow OF the late Capt Samuel Thompson, aged
- years
Her friends and those OF Der nephew. James : Greig
are respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral Friday
afternoon at o'clock from her late residence To- sui
livan-st
On Wednesday evening after short ilness Miss
ELEANOR TIN FYCK native OF this city in the -ith
yesr Of her age
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend her
funeral from 5O3 Pesrlst on Saturday morning a. II
O'Clock.
On the 9Th inst CHARLOTTE c. BROWN vile of
Levi Brown, eyed . years month and IA days
The relatives and friends OF the family also the mem.
bers Of Myrtle Division :. Of T. and the members Of
Atlantic Lodge No 30 ]. o. Of o. +. are respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral Friday afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence l31 Csrst near Myrtle
avenue Brooklyn.
On Wednesday evening the 10th inst CATHERINE
MARIA. second daughter OF sidney Wetmore
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral service az the Dutch Church, Wash
ine;on-square. on Saturday afternoon. AZ o'clock.
AZ PrarsburEh. on the 9th ult MARY REBECCA,
the only child Of John \. Hotchkins, aged years.
on Wednesday 10th met Of paralysis, JAMES VII
LET an old and respectable inhsbtant Of this city in
the 18th year of his age.
The friends and relatives Of tie family also those Of
his cons james C. and Charles Wi'let and sOnsin-aw
Adam r. TebOut aud Henry Grenzobach, are respectful
" invited % attend bis funeral from his late residence
1hird.avenuc mile stone Friday. 18th inst q. Q
O'Clock Carriage viii be in attendance in front a the
First Baptist Church BrOome-st Elzabeih. from
halEpast until O'Clock. IF e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Law to Incorporate "safety Fund''
y,ess Banks.
Correspondence Of The Tribun

(orreerOntencc OF 4 ne iTipunt.
.,r,,, on Wednesday SIR. Hadey, from the
ssr'.--,,,,,ee. reported bin entitled An act IN
''s r,uss under the Safety Fund" It's disid
,sc,ons the last Of which declsres thsi = sh'i
,s.ss irnrnsdia'eiy.
| 49, Any nuuber u persoos, cot Csc iaaa IL,
II sod ~ sod fo.4n an Incorporated Safety Fund
az sSra,.on Of The charter Of which shall be -
As -. ,A,e. moa,ks' public notice OF intention,
Il kste.rs;on and copy Of The charter, proposed
~ ~. sss ss.l be led with The Secretary Of Saie
sessox yvery charter, 50 adopted, sail be copy
y tsfa"f sONE ONE OF the EXISTING safely frnd
rzn, -. wis CHANGES Of names. daies &c. ard 10
sns Thv ite Secretary Of State, and certified
rsa.,.. I'd e evidence IN the Conny Cerks ONCE
- 1888 special regulations providing that no Pew
Ccnxxs.york County shall be- formed with less
ss,ss -. million Of doars-por IN Rensselaer,. One
lytS D. wonroe or Eri@ counties with a capital Of
49,, rilion--1oT In any Other county, WIN less cap
s.'s.s Sioo.eoo g.. =. ,,,,.a ,v the con,,o,.
go 80 persons Of biz appointment who shall have
~ - tbs, he Bank possesses iis declared ctpiia.
rsa The circulating notes Of ali Safety funo banks
az ,esered and couIiersigned 10 me Controllers
- - ,se nfoporfiOn Of i,sues 70 capital shall be on
49, d De act Of May l6, 1857, legaizing suspen
- -, ps,,o,es Nr. Van Bureus sAfe.y Bsns Fond
is-i..i., provisions 10 existing snd future Banks
- n Il 70 contribute annu sy ooe-haI per cent
se.ps, mil II amount 20 moloi 90 ~, y.
te.ur hey are 10 colroiie again WI me fune %
~ B The Yuni Il 70 be Invested IN siale s,oc4s ana
TIA, are 20 GEL the inter, - y there be no ai ures
~ ss,ls are nos TO Teouce ineir capital during the
- ,~sieh thev shall be incorporated.
- ,,v ~ ~ safety Fond Bank. aug IncorrOra
is lis sise rnsy a. any tire extend it, original
= -os-- n wears by fing rs declaration. obtain.
49, cor,rcle G. rfcste bat IL capital Is whoe, trd
i ass,ssrsli ~ daes 10 The Safety Yard
30 ' s,s, Furd Raoss sie 10 be subject The TX
~ co~lsi,ss OF The SAFETY Fund law Of Apn 1919,
ces o,her Bsns laws enacted since rs are now In
/ ." ,'.c NJ All ii tbs Constitution Of l63i.
- es vesriy lists a he StocAhoiders Of Ell such
4 u fo~a Bsrs, are 20 be fled with Comfy Clerks.
~ hat The Safely Fund Of per cent ana ne
~ i.bil,w OF The stockholders Is prescribed by he
49, Constitution. are that AMPLE SECURITY Tor
1.ersn, u bank debts which said Constitution re-
s5ss ,o.A r..,;,,,',r n, A esocl stion ia
e os,od or continued permitted 10 come In under
80, hch /, merely Bank for circulating It's notes,
5.ho1f regular Office for discounis, &c. for public
--.modsfion Tits provision ia 10 apply to Benss a.
ressbshed TO be sei up, under The Free BanS act
1,fs or the acts amendingiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

store. Sales $1,000 y common ct Ct cents. We note
sales so terces Picked Shoulders at cents and $50
bbls Do WnchrsfefT ~ D cent?. Batter and cheese
are in good requcs, and the prices have ~ upward ter
dency
sLEDs-Ihs markets reported 20 &c lsss 1Inl.
Rough Flax IL quoted G, Si04l0 90 sales 80 % rs
DDS new Clover n q cents. Timothy Il qu.et Sales
100 bOls a. $50 per torce.
TALLOW-ssles los bbls At private bargain, and
300 . do extra prime At q az cent?.
GROCERIES-The proposition Of the British Cabne.
% admit the Of Moasses and Sugar In breweres has
had eject upon market FOR these articles Cuba
holasses held n advance Of cent e gal and r.
o. Sugars az al cent advance We heard Of sales n
10 hhds Sugar at this advance. Cofees are without
change but firm Sales today 1000 bags Brazil at 4
cents, usual time.
INDIGO-Thsrs Is a movement in this article and 100
ceroons Caracas sold at co to s7i cents ? o. An al.
vance IL now demanded.
RICE-The news from abroad has had the effect Of
advancing the prices 81 70 20 cents . cwt The mar.
ket has been animated and 500 coo changed hands
for export a. At SAL IS. The latter for prime.
LEAD-We notice Gales $50 pigs ct 37i cash
GINsENG-A parcel, 100 = changed hands AZ IS cis.
cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Things In Philadelphia.
correspondence Of The Tribune.

rrrssp0htence OF Inc Tribune.
PHLADEIPI Feb. II.
The OYoign correspondence OF orr merchants by
s,h ssn9s AZ your port, have Just been received by
- here The mornings business was unsettled In
oonpcuence Of their expected arrival and no develop
,-es, hes been made as yet Of their effects
cotton h,s been depressed under the influence OF the
slrce received think IL probable ii viii retrograde
considerably. "
lie repes Of tho charter Of the Plaipiield BANK mas
rgerea,ei any particular sensation mere as but lew Of
,po,ss are Ia circulation. They have been avoided
isey from the premoni,ory symptoms OF Olo"'up oil
con- Kind
There are no quotations 10 be altered from those
gsgs Yesterday although Ceiton looks worse
s1rs oY srocXs-FHst Board and Ajla-l9O state
g. gzl: 5OOOU Co. S. lOl4 10000 do So. lola 2ij
stafe g. ~ 1900 Cine Eds % % Harrisburg 5s 27s
90 Grard ~. 1900 Sc. 50. 90 5000 Reading Bds,
s. 72l 1900 State S. S. 72 1900 Read Bds b5, ~
Scond Boayd and SiT-5O0 81 6s b5. 60 1000 Csnd &
Am5 RdslO0 100 Rk4i 5000 5. "a. bj ~ 80 Louis
Vile 81; 1000 Tennessee 5s, So 1000 - IS, b, -
1000 Reading Bds e., ~ 80 Norristown b5 10 400
Cy6 100; 100 5a, 50 941 25 Harrisburg, b5 2l4
4xeeh Bk Ky, $40 80 Reading b5, 81; 100 7 Bk b
Al 50 Girard. bJ. ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

NEw.YoRK STATE MEDICAL SocIETY.-This So
ciety which has just closed re session, has been vel
Represented by permanent members and delegates from
various parts u the State It's proceedings have been
Of an mutually important and highly interesting char.
acter The appointment Of Sectional Committees, TO
take into consideration the various subjects allied 70
medicine embracing within the scope Of their enquiry
the causes Of ongevy with the best ascersined means
to prevent disease and preserve health and also en-.
quiry into the best of improving the moral and
intellectual condition OF the deaf and dumb blind and
diotic portion Of population with statistics on al
these subjects cannot fail 70 ernbc6y nlass Of Informs
ZION that will be Of the highest interest and benefit not
only to thepTofession, but 10 the whole community
Alb. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
GENUINE BEARS OIL FOR TEE HAIR.
- or,a h,ir a. ,erx ,uoferiaIfy affected >

climate 49, occasional circumsances To ladirs ally
This Is subject Of The hghest importance Chanses ron
the heat OF room 20 ne cold airos qnrre OF Hi
secl. ne bu hs and Of he rkr unfzvofahy-
By FAR the best remedy for his Is the Genuine Bears o
Females duty bound a. Tor hey are even more
spt ar DE gentlemen % lose their flowing locks, wtch
have Justly been termed he glory Of womans .eac
TIE Genuins Bears Oh Is pernmed and prepared Tor ne
toi ct only by HENRY JOHNSON Chemist and uggst -
SroAawsy n tie Grznile Building. corner Chanbers,st
Sod also A. leo Furcn-sL; " East broadWAy, AID -
Hudson-sL Price 50 certs for large, = cents Tor ssi
bottles
" Purchasers must remember ihss a. genuine las ne
name OF Henry johnson. as -,1eocs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

. :
Thai OF toothache ha1 zrsarlcd - Pafieat
~ The sudden Action Of his astonishing remedy
Is not Is least remarkable charac-ersc-ti u not ony
quick bar permanent In s eject and may BE USED VIZ
perfect safety Pfose the expressions Of grateful sa
mrauon hat have been lsvihed By grooming s11-rcrs
upon his preparation So well and faithfully nAs t5s
Glove ASooY>E perform al ha, has been claimed ior
lhA; many attempts have been made 70 initiate H. and May
worthless compounds offered under the name OF Cove
Anodyne. Purchasers be ard ask or Johnsol
rOothsche Drops and observe that the o, Henry Jo
son % The wrapper OF every genuine vial Prepares
ocly by HENRY JOHNSON, successor 20 A. b sands X
Coz Chemist aud Druggist S7S Broadway cor Chsnoer-
o. In ne grants building. Sod also al ie FllionSt
Es.i Broadwsy, and SS Hatsor-sL Priee . eeaa
dis 2niseoa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
FAraL DrEL-Edward G. Rutherford, aged 80

FATAL DCEL.-Edward g. Rutherford, aged 80
years, an Englishman by birth, but Of late resi-
den, of the United States was killed in duel IN Paris
on the "a ut by Hon Eugene Manners also English
man BY birth bat Of late resident Of this City. Ions
cherished eBriiiy the part Of Mr. 81 toward Mr. r
sni his family Ia alleged the socnd OF this rsscal
encounter by relative Of the deceased from whom We
have these particular We have no personal knowledge
q any Of the partief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
Arrivals of Produce. &C. by the New-York
md Eric RnIlrnnh.. .....L =. C.a-k.an. Aecnt.

Rsporf,d specaiiy for The Nerr- York 7rtbun>
FFB. O. Barge Samuel Marsh-60 boxes and bids
nrued stuff ~ hNs niOw glass IS d. uhrea sint is.
40 lbs So bags four - bhs 10 600 lbs poultry and
game l27 rhins and tubs butter 10 bbls and bXs q
head cattle "a qrs beef 6i bds irvine bbs dried apples
- calves 7S6 sides leather l98 demhns SO bxs and bales
dry goods rolls carpet 1859 DO grain s sheep 81 dressed
bor bss nuts case. screws $50 bds hoop poles q bats
meat bys socks and dies coils wire 20 hhs apples
Frs 4.--B1rgs r. SaVd1I7, Jr-l31.bs0 lbs iron and
Steel b1s TUNED Co bags meal ~ bbis lour 200 lbs
poultry and game a uhs and hrsns butler hpls eggs
head cattle qrs beef 6 bales yarn 26 bbls dried fu -
calves 10 bxs dry goods bales carpet 5lJ bush grain -
sheep g hogs bkis nest
FrB 6-BGrge s MGrsh-92S0 lbs steel bxs turned
stuff - bags meal hos four 1850 lbs poultry and gone 100
frks butter n bbs eggs . head cse A. calves i5f sides
leather y crates glass ware 81 bXs dry goods SOS bush
grain n 9 sheep a. dressed hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
SrIeral Nciirrs.

~ Newly erik Weekly 1ribuue-Cs-,--t f--
STURDY. Fsirusrg 13.-PoETaT-.Egsui, b ". Il C.
Hoir-eri IIsl so1rs-lc-y CMoor--rhe Tr1srh Vel.
come Ctrsi Bercys5 iy Anne c. Lynch. The sta- ars
Ct-c Rsc. E--LDlIcr llLs-Tts Morale Fsuile. I'd.
toral Corrnspor5euce from Wasllagi11. More Of he Re-
sliisi The . ooC10 fer Peace, Ne~Hanpshlre; Ker.
iacsyi sl.e Legislation. Grain sai TariT., kc &c
NEws-Ffou Europe viii Interesting iuielig genre In
porisni from MeSic1; TIE Army; From Csmpeachv re
Psc &c, Or Tr1utes with Brazs PEocEEDrScs o. Cox.
esE5s and he LTsislArUEE hy Reporters. For.
"a aud Domestic Coussro1terce &C TIE Iri.-ne. v.-v
Interesting, &c Ia Enelars
Letter from Chs-i.s La-e. nse al IL EeVortions1r
render q TcorisT0Ea. Tle American Expe3acn :, IA.
pan Agriculture in Frl1ceA STATE Agriculursl Sctoo,
ID Ne~YoIE Cly-Nee.lg q The Psrmefs' GLIB; A
Homespun View o. the War. By an Ohio Farmer: Sats.
ties Of the presea. New Iork House o. Assembly; Mr
Summers speech OF Tie War, Theology ADD Sexspsper.
Rambling Notes On The Old World Nc H.. Revieu-s o,
New Publications Meteorological Register f1r Jsrua-y
1875 Orr ssie Prisons; Suffering in lre,al5-Leasrffom
Dubl1; Interesting Items ~ Sandwich Island Matters
Reform IL Law, Excise Petitions i1 NeE-Y0rk CITY. Cfe
liens, from TIE Daily Tribune. kc. kc.-CogufRcr,L
Pro5ace stocks. Mercy. Prees Current
Csile Market &c &c.
Single copies put up in wrappers Tor the Malls car Be
Obtained A. the lr-g-priCe 70 cents.
- TERMS-52 per year. Al s11srfl ? ious payable
infexihv il alvarce.
GREELEY = McELRATH, Tribune Eul'i'nrs.
Cor Spruce and Nass1l SO. opposite .l- Cts Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12

Packet ship Bavaria Howe, I'm Havre. Jan 9 mdse 20
WIN Whitlock The was reported by Telegraph
Brig Excel. Macy I'm Savannah, Feb cotton and rice
to Sturges. Chairman Co.
schr Grecisn, HerricS. 10 days from Georgetown SC,
lumber TO Badger, Peck GO.
Schr George Evans Keller IA De I'm Georgetown, sc,
lumber to Badger. Peck q Co. The 6. =. has exPer.
encod heavy weather on the passage lost boats and
stove bulwarks
schr Bangor Lane I'm Matanzas. 9th Jan, molssses,
to Read Hoppock. The E. has been days North OF
Haterss with heavy NV gales. Vessels left before re-
ported D Cozzens and Dupress Of Ny. passengers.
BEL owl ship and brig Wind WNW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-12
,iarkets,... cw0alIy reported f0r TIE TTiSans

THURSDAY. Feb. n.
AsHEs-The markets were hrm. OF Pearls 100 bbs
sold al 5 30 Pots steady al SIT.
COTTOy-The sales to-day have been about Geo bales
a, prices showing decline Of &c. % since yesterday
and about ic y 70 from the highest point week
There has not been any great pressing Of Cotton on the
market though pretty strong disposition 70 sen y
evinced by many holders.
FLOUR AND MFAL-Undcr the eject Of the al
vices per Sarah Sands the Flour market opened with
some excitement and sales before Change were made
10 extent st IS doNn 10 20. On Change there
rather spsuse but there were sellers at 30 with
few or no buyers A parcel of 1000 bbls Genesee was
then offered AZ 35l snd sold. and aiterward 5000 bbls
sold al 2S Most Of the above for shipment
AZ the close there were sellers al 81 but We heard OF
no farther Transactions The sales Of the day reach
1900 $4,000 bbls including 1000 5000 bb arrive
after opening of nav cation on private The sales
include 1000 bbls Extra al s. The holders Of Southern
pat the price up 10 IS but 1000 bbs GEORGETOWN part
to arrive sold 81 81 and some fancy at 50 Meal
/. rle higher Sales 1000 bbls Jersey ats 37id5 50.
Brsnoywins Is held at ) 80 Rye Flour IS nomnsly s.
GRAIN-For Wheat there has been considerable in
quiry and quotations are up ssan Yesterday sale Of
10000 bushels Genesee wss made al 90 and 10 day 5000
bushels sold a. l7O cents for export We also note 1000
Jersey for milling AZ las cents Corn went up 10 los
alQs cen,s but the close was dner and could not
have been sold at over lO4 cents Ahe s7resse SAFES
of the day are $1,000 10 10000 bushels including
10000 10 arrive AZ the opening OF river. Much The
largest portion of the sales was al lV 10 cents
parcel of 10000 bushels oacred at - cents DENY
cradle in June and found buyer sales COZ bushels
Barley 81 50 cents for shipment Ryes quiet Oats are
b,,ter with chipping demand Northern are isdS0
Jersey s244S sales 1900 bushels Va =, 3seiO cents
sales COO bushels White Beans al ~ per bushels.
wHIsKY-A sale of lSs bbls was made at 81 cents
but the market generally Is hrm at q cents Drudge
alec ~ cents. steady.
PRovlsloxs-For Pork for immediate delivery the
demand has been limited bat 500 bbs Mess were taken
at SIS thirty and sixty days with interest On the
spot the market Is nominslly l2 5OGl2 - and ~ ~
ara IS Beef 10 scarcely 90 firm but uerces Prime
Mess are hsld q, SIS. Lard Is held high and gong into
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CAxoEs AND AMsor RAIIRo.n Thu Issis,s.
isssS .s''ses on the memorials concerning the al.
Es, 70 the freight charges Of the Delaware and
me.,n, I'm - snd Camden and Amboy Railroad held
Gen us - voc senate chamber on Wednesday evening
tvsl,s a. f'ed for the Companies Some eleven or
'sarssd'e Monday evening. tcos' Newark Adv
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IN Ner.ien Feb 4 1917. By Rev. George ". Perkins
Of Meriden. DR.. SAMUEL SKINNER Of Clsrksvle 10
Mas JANE MOTT COE Of West Meriden.