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Herald Marine Correspondents.

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BARB Tcvso (of New o,sanl Wei from New York for
demned and her to be forwarded by the brig Sampson
BARK Pnor Of Salem driven ashore hurricane at the
r.ee Islands Jan 18th but got on with but little any
BR BRIG WILKINSON Of whtehaven Liverpool for st
John nj with salt and coal struck BY whale May H. lat
pumps 70 the and i ~srs os
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aspa for Bestos errOnecusy reported having T.
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not ASCERTAIN position whether she hard
Sn,G s. from .,,s Cub fsT 60.
The Reef on the bound in to Key West In charge Of wfck
saturday nieht "a Barnegat saw steamship doubt the
into which thinks have sunk from the sound
q the crash and the steamer blowing on steam time after
Som HupsoN, OF And from New York, Maagorda which
! ';s:;s q S;'' c.
Som gp.hs Of and from Ns, day: out
Notice to Mariners.
OnsERv Washington July LIN the Unions notice Of
the 2sh respecting the Rio Janero Ply
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FIRST TRIP ON THE ATLANTIC AND Sr. Law
RENEE RAmRoAD.-Yesierday afternoon the Presi-
dent and Directors, accompanied by the Mayor OF
OF our city government, stockholders, and others,
made the first experimental trip on the Att intic
and ST. Lawrence Railroad to North Yarmouth. as
far as now completed Two splendid cars, built ia
are near the-depot, were filled. and the trip was
ncc' ssfulIy made.-Po'tla'M Advertiser, JHly4.
Mr. O'Reilly has opened an office for his tee
graph in Cumberland, Va; and the construction of
the line to connect it with the North, South, and
West, has already been commenced, and about
thirty days hence will probably the line com
peted
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LUERrooI-Steamshp Britannia-siynor Manuel del vala
ady four three sons and two msid seryant Mr. yhs
NOrleany Mr. Rodcwad NYok; Mr. Adoph Stuckcn. do NJ
Argent deg M Julysn, Canada Mr. Guarro; Mr. Bseoh-
WIN Greane. Baltimore Mr. sansr NYor; Mr. Chss Green
and de- Mr. Leon Lilo PARIS Sgnor Henrque del Vale Ne
Richard vy London; Mr. Goo Dixon NYork; Mr. William Hep
worth Cinennst Mr. James Bentley Paterson MI Mr. Thos
ward do; Mr. FsgulvA LAguayrA; Mr. Hill PhadephiG "
Bergen.
FoR HALnAx-Mr Collins, NYork Mr. Fred Do IAsls suA
ady London; Mr. Murphy L Island Mrs Smith Rev Dr.
ans and ady Haitax Nj Evan lady boy and servants Mo
Shaw and Miss Evans and child -
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IhyrrrooI-Ship Forest Alexander and LAsra Theml
son, John ke oollam DR. and Mary Carson sansA
VIM Thompson, and 3S8 Storage.
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Mr. Feren Mr. reir Lsole Kennie, Adolphs weshok
CAnprrxsEDark Clarssa-S Strickland, Lane, Ssden
MoSrEvIpEo-rus bark Frcihandel-P Lawson, NYor; Nc
Shaw.
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In qiuae Adelne Adlso Joreis Bognc Col benjamin. Nele
Ron fss Rsdon, Felix baae and Poymnoo 81 Jacques Of
Port Prince James Woodrow Great Britain; ChAs Pesru
gwedsn Mrs HeyGs Maract Hsyne Cecilia IIcy.s ElI.Ass
John Macdonald, Of America
HALrAx-Br sohr MAutilus-M Haley, Burke, d Farley.
CHARLEsror-Steamship SouthencrMsscs Levy PouIlAin
King sler 0rayson, Way Novel; Waring and Alexander Ms
HPri Mrs Morris Meyer Thos MAXWELL and LADY, Mrs War
Mrs VIM Mrs ,rsamcI Mrs MLsnes and sssat Mrs cI
lady Toby and lady Beta lady child and Sic
kan and lady, \ Levy Lieut. Calhoun, UsN Cory
Meyer JOIN iiss css%s. oiI b. Gay
and lady, @ W WAishor, Bowep G Sampson MsiS
John orwell John stosd:rd John s. Joha iIamisss
Anderson Or Williams II Trowbridge, Cakas Cha
Mitchell Laurence Pond Andrew koDewa IAsut Nee
raew, UsA; Q Tarraat OConnsr, ND, tasvis Oast
Mc0ee, asd II stcensc
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There was to be a meeting held in Boston on
Monday evening for the purpose OF contributing TO
the fund now raising in Ireland and in this country
for Mrs. Mitchell, the wife of the Irish convict at
Bermuda.
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maritime INTELLIG ENCE
TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS.

TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS.
Captains OF vessels bound to this port will confer
special favor upon by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for this Office in readiness to
to our news steamer the News Boy The News Boy
will board inward bound vessels in the vicinity Of
Sandy Hook and any attention effort made by
captains to facilitate the object and the despatch
the steamer will be properly appreciated by thu pro
pr.tor Of the kew York Herald Gentlemen in COM
mand Of vessels bound to other ports whether foreign
d. nestle. will lay under additional obligations
by forwarding. through the mail otherwise the re-
ports ship news or papers Of any kind that may be
deemed of interest
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Two ships two b,rks, and four briggs.
Sal led.
Steamship Britannia, for Liverpool, at 1917 o'clock
July 5-Wnd at Sunrise NV; Meridian, NV Sunset NV.
THE BRIrAHMA-Yesterday afternoon, PM 80 miles ESE
the Hook the News Boy passed the seamh Britannia
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DISABLED
Mr.. Burt ask the general consent Of the House
to discharge the Committee Of the Whole the State
of the Union from the further consideration of the
bill to increase the efficiency Of the regime ts and
corps Of the army and to provide for disabled and in
firm officers.
MIR. McKAy-It is an important bill and should be
discussed in the Committee OF the Whole. ! object.
Mr. BuRT-I move to suspend the rule. ! shouSd like
to hear the gentleman from North Carolina discuss the
bill, and shall say few words the subject.
The questo on was put, and the rules were suspended
The Committee Of the Whole discharged from
the further consideration of the bill
ME-. Burt will not trespass the time Of the
House in the present state Of Hs business.
tent that the bill shall lie the Speakers table to be
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OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Mr.. VISToN explained that the Senate had de tao he'd
from the general amount appropriated carry
the mail from Oh arleston to Havana by steam, an
also 5000 to carry the mail from Key West to Ha-
vana. He said that he had been instructed to re-
commend a disagreement to this
Mr. POLLOCK moved concurrence In the amend
ment, in order to enable tho Postmaster General to
carry out the provisions Of contract already entered
into, and to maintain plighted faith,
Mr.. HOLMES, Of South Carolina said that the Post
master General entered into contract for the building
Of the vessels and it was for Congress to authorize
him to fulfil its provisions.
Mr. FicKLIN remarked that the Arrangement was no
contract until 1t was ratified by Congress
Mr. RHEIr maintained that we bound to carry
holding the appropriation cut down the army; everys
thing else, but the navy While thrones tumblin ny
in Europe, and all the world is In ferment we know
not how soon our commerce may become prey there
fore, IL becomes to be prepared for all dangers
Mr.. SAWYER moved that the committee rise but tho
motion did not prevail
MIR HovsToN, Of Alabama, remarked that he would
not vote against the amendment because have gone
too far in the system Of mali steamers. The Post-
master General says that mail steamers between
Charleston and Havana are unnecessary.
The committee without disposug OF the subject
REGULAR AND EXTRA PAY
Mr. JoNEs Of Tennessee, asked leave to offer q
luton, requesting the President Of the United States
to furnish to the House statement Of all moneys re-
spectively received from the Treasury BY General
Lewis Cass and General Zachary Taylor, for regular
and extra services from their entrance into public life
10 the present time and also the amount Of regular
and es ira pay given to General Scott and the late w
II Harrison and that he state whether extra compen-
eaton has not been paid to all officers for similar ser
vices from the commencement Of the government
Objection made to the reception Of the resolu-
ton.
Mr.. Jorrs asked for the yeas and nays on q suspen-
sion Of the rules.
motion was made to adjourn, whereupon
Mr. SAWYER called for the yeas and nays, They
And then by rising vote, at half.past three O'Clock
the House adjourned.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19

@We give almost our entire space to-
day to the Presidents Message, & regret
that we are not able to present the whole
Of 1t in this number. Its great length
will, however, make it necessary for US
to defer portion 10 our next number.
1t is document possessing very great
interest not only on account Of its emma
ting from the Chief Executive Of our ma
ton, but from its own intrinsic merits.
Its style does honor to American Litera-
ture, and its details Of the proud position
occupied by our country, will but make
every American heart glow, with patriot
ic pride. The latter portion Of it is dcvo-
ted to an exposition Of the views Of the
President upon the subject Of the Veto
power. Satisfactorily as this question
has been discussed during the Presiden-
tial canvass which has just closed, we are
Of the opinion: that, in clearness & weight
Of argument, this paper excels, by far,
any thing which has been said upon the
subject. We commend it to the car erul
pcrsual Of our readers.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
THE LEGISLATURE

The Reporter of Wednesday last gives
the proceedings Of the Legislature up 10
Monday (last week.
But very little business had, up to that
time, been accomplished. Various sub
jects Of interest have been brought up and
referred to the different committees.
Mr.. Shields, chairman Of the Senate
Committee on Schools, introduced joint
resolution, instructing the committees on
Schools in both houses 10 act in conjunc-
ton, and report BILL
We are g lad to see that the subject OF
the amendment OF cur school laws, is
meeting with that attention which lis i'm
portance demands.
From what we know Of .hc individuals
who compose the two committees upon
this subjective feel assured that bill will
be reported, which will lnce1 ,hcapproba-
ton ofthe Legislature, and secure to the
State all the advantages which flow from
well-regulated system Of Free Schools.
Legislation on the subject of the Du.
buque and Kcokuk Rail Road has been
delayed in the House Of Representatives
for some time, in consequence of wis h
on the part Of some Of the members to
change the route as surveyed by Major
Mexican, from Washington 10 Fairfield
We learn, however, that the Joint Reso-
lutions adopting that route were finally
passed, with slight amendment, on Fri
day the 18th inst.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19

forth by them in Dubuque, We must be
satisfied that they are dete rmined never
to surrender their title TO public gratitude
On. Thursday and Friday evenings
next, they will hold their Fair at the new
brick building owned by M. Peter Kene,
and situated near the Court House. The
building will be Illuminated from top to
bottom, and will present a most imposing
appearance. Every thing in the shape
Of fancy needle work, which female inge-
nuity and skill have been able TO accom-
plish, will be presented for, sale, and re-
freshments Of every description will be
prepared in abundance.
Admission is 20 cents. Ladies free. In
this labor Of love, let none withhold their
supper, who feel an interest in the eleva-
ton of pure moral principles, the dissem-
mination Of christian truth, and the gen.
eral advancement of society.
Those Ladies who desire to contribute
refreshments, will confer favor upon the
Committee by leaving them at the build
ing on Thursday.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
We ~ GOO a. 8.
AND LOW PRICES, AT TIE TELE-
GRAPH CORNER.
The Town is Growing UP

a ND to keep up with the town, have
IA added largely to my previous Stock, SC
as to be able to meet tile growing wants Of
a growing community. For the purpose Of
facilitating my business, in anticipation Of
its growth, have adopted the principle Of
but ONE PRICE, and that the loDest. l
have put a regular living profit on all my
goeds-so that each article will have to pay
for itself, and stand on its on merit. don 1
pretend to sell something that almost every
body knows the value Of, for cost, or perhaps
something little under. with the expecta-
ton of being able to make it up on something
else, the value of which is not 80 generally
demonstrating that kind Of caich-peuny
trade to those who understand it, ny effort
will be, to do regular Misunderstanding to
the good Judge and the bad, the "Jew and
the Gentile," alike. @*
To my old patrons and friends, ain sin
cerely Thankful! for the patronage so liberal
ly bestowed during the past summer, and
would respectfully inform them and the pub
lie generally, that l have just opened my
SaM 8 wsntes s9G@oe< u gaoa1,
which will sell as low as they can be pur-
cnastSed in this town. All parsons wanting
to buy, are requested to call and examine
nv stock, consisting Of
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
mitted to the Senate for their ratification

mitted to the Senate for their ratification
at an early period ofyour session. With.
in the last four years, eight importan,
treaties have been negotiated with differ.
ent tribes, and at cost Of one million
eight hundred and (orty-two thousand dol.
lars; Indian lands to the amount Of eigh.
teen millions five hundred thousand acres
have been coded 10 the United States, and
provision has been made for settling the
country west of the Mississippi. The IT,
tie to all the Indian lands within the sew
eral States Of our Union, with the excep-
ton OF few small reservations, is now
e.xt'ngulshed, and vast region opened
for settlement and cultivation.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
NEW ORLEANS STORE

GROCERIES.
50 bbls. N. O. Sugar; 10 boxes Havapu do
5 bbIs crush cd Sugar; 60 bags Coffee;
10 bbls. Sugar House Moasses;
do New Orleans do
10 bbls Vinegar; 40 BIB Is w hiskcy;
100 Rcams Wrapping Paper;
80 boxes Soap; Is boxes bust Va. Tobacco;
ID chests superior Teas;
Is boxes Imperial do
1000 lbs Slleratus; IS bags Dry Aplpcs;
RA!sINS, CURRANTS g. SPICES.
Is boxes M. r. Ra:sins,
IS / boxes do do
cask best Zante Currants;
40 bags Cassia, 9 bags lPimcnto;
40 lbs Nutmegs; so lbs. Gloves;
2 bags Pepper; 2 boxes best M uard;
9 boxes Pepper Sauce,
Just received at the New Orleans Store.
HARDWARE.
40 kegs Nails; ..
dozen Axes, Hunts end Collins;
3 dozen Spades and ShoveIs;
Farming Utensils,
IS Cooking Alright and Parlor Stoves;
Castings, &C.; table and pocket cutlery:
WOODEN WARE.
10 dozen painted Tubs,
10 do do Buckets;
5 do covered do
GO With Brooms, Rolling Pins, clothes
Pins, Scrub Brushes. blaccing do, busting do.
Horse Brushes, &C.; Bed Cords, Mouse Traps
BOOTS AND SHOES.
All sorts and kinds, wholesale and rrtail.
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
by the package or retail.
QUEDNSWARE e. CROCKERY.
The best variety in town, and at the cheapest
prices.
1000 gal. Stone Ware;
$50 sets common Teas, &c. &c.
For sale at 'Ne,p Orleans Store" CHEAP
for Cash, by FRANK SMITH g. CO.
Dec. l, lS48.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
State Of Iowa,

COUNTY OF DUBUQUE
George II. see]y) Petition for Divorce pen
vs.: ding in the Dist. Court
Maria Seely. ofsaid county.
TENHE above named Maria Seely is here
IL by notified of the pending Of the above
petition, and that the ground upon which
the application is made is, that the said
and abscnted herself without reasonable
cause for the space ofone year; and further,
that unless she appear and answer the same
at the next regular term of said Court, that
g decree pro confesso, will be rendered
thereon.
!. p. VAN 1AGAN, Clerk.
Dec. Is. 1913. IL Sw
Wilson e. Smith, soils. for petitioner.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
Estray Notice.

TAKEN UP, by Elijah Beardslcy, of Blu.
T. chanan county, stud COLT, described
as follows: Color, dark bay, with black name,
tail, and legs; a small star in the forehead;
years old; appraised at S25.
ALSO:
TAKEN UP, by II. Megoncgal, OF the same
county, an irou.grey MARE, one hind foot
white, a star in her forehead; years old; APP
praised at at S374.
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk
Comrs Court Buch anan Co.
Dec: 10, l2. l6 3t
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
communicated

~ yCOmmun1catodI n
Grand illumination Fair
The Ladies' Of Dubuque have been en-.
gagged for year past in preparing togive
a GRAND FAIR, the proceeds Of which
are to be appropriated in building 9
Church for the Episcopal denomination in
this city. We are at loss to find terms
Of appropriate commentator for those la.
dies, who have lent their efforts to 50 no
Bile purpose. mall religious and char
liable purposes, they occupy q proud po-
ton in society, and when We witness the
untiring exertions which have been put
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
GREEN APPLES.

TNHE Subscriber has on hand two hundred
Il Barrels Green Apples which he will sell
as low as can be purchased in this City, either
by large or small quantities. ,sa ss....f.
Call at the Ohio Fruit Store, next door TO
the City Hotel on Main St. Dubuque, and ex.
anime for yourselves G. r. WEST.
N. B. Cash paid for Eggs, Tallow, Butter,
Cheese, Lard. Venlson and Poultry
Nov. Goth, l84S. l2-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
SOMETHING NEW
UNDER the SUN !!

q M. LANGWORTHY having purchased
-: the entire Stock Of Groceries belonging
II +. tangworthy, would beg leave 10 in form
in receipt Of tho largest stock 6f Dry Goods.
Groceries, ready made Clothing Boots 4 Shoes.
Hats, Caps, harness, Saddles, Brides. Leather.
Hard and Quccnaware, ever brought To- this
place; among which, you will find the follow
inG ennmerafed articles of
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19

IgiDgcr, (ground ant
whole,)
cinnamon, (ground 4
and in mats,) cloves,
nutmcgs, sage, arrow
root, macaroni, vermi.
cilli, liquorice, CARO-
|way seed, mustard
aground and whole, )
} Carrigean Moss, for
invalids, salaratus,
sub. carb. soda,
!, starch, soap, sulphur,
;|Castile soap, shaving
soap, mold, starine,
land sperm candles,
J salts, senna CT. tarta,
|allum, log wood,
'Iindigo. madden, cope.
ras, saltpetre,
lcain birthstone,
cigars, of all qualities
|snuf, tobacco, of all
qalities, cut and dry,
matches, pipes; table
salt, window glass,
mo, 2 and 3. I'll
IMackerel, rrra win
ipickled pork, candle
wick, wrapping Irvine
iBroomc, coffee mills,
beans. &c.
lid for a small advance
j. O'HALLORAN. IS
IF the New Cathedral.
lS4S.
t country produce tn
Goods, for which the
will be SLOWED.
Iuantity Of prime fall
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
DRY GOOD s,

'lblue, black and grey
blankets;
threads faces, lodgings
needles, pins, hooks ,
| and eyes;
tapes, cording, stay
faces, bindings, fancy
drcss buttons, coat 4.
vest buttons; Oregon
Plaids, Mouslin de
LANES, cam ,rics,
Ladies' and gentle
mems gloves, buck
skins mits, wooden do
Ladies' hoes, mems
half hose. Canton fan
mel, Oregon cords,
cotton butting,
| do yarn,
|ridding combs,
fine tooth do.
tuck and side do.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
Removal.

IN consequence of the fire on the morning
Il Of the 18th inst, have removed my Of
flee into The Tribune Block of buildings
Immediately owe: Goodrich & Brothers
Store: up stairs,
GEO. l.. NIGHTINGALE, ]. P.
Dubuque, Dec. 8, lS4S. 16-4m.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
CITY HOTEL. +.
DUBUQUE ''''. Oh low "a. 4.
A. H. MILLER, Proprietor.

A. II. MILLER. Qate of the Leclare House.
DavenporD would advise his numerous friends.
and the public generally, that he mas taken
the above named spacions establishment, where
he fiatters himself that he will be able to &C.
commodate his guests in . style to meet their
entire appreciation.
To his st. Louis friends, who have hereto
fore honored him with their patronage, he
would say, that the vicinity Of Dubuque
abounds with a variety Of objects Of interest
to the visitor. The grouse shooting is not to
be surpassed, and the best trout fishing in the
world at an easy distance.
D Passengers conveyed to and from the
boats in carriages free Of expense.
A. H. MILLER.
Dubuque, Sept. 8, 1848. septI2-ly. 4.
Davenport Gazette. Capitol Reporter, and
st. Louis Republican, JeAersonian and Gazette.
Galena, copy six months.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19

COOPERS! COOPERS!! COUPERS -!
TTyEN GOOD TIGHT WORKMEN wanted
L at Elk River Mills, to make Whskcy
Barrels. 10 cents per barrel will be paid in
cash, once a ,oeek, for ere7y barrel, and stuff.
foundry r@gaHtW VIM. e. HAUN f. co.
ElkMils, Nov. ii, l84S. l2-6w.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
! MONEY tREMITTED

YyO any part Of Europe, in Sigh Bill;
i also, Storage Passage procured for
E,nigrants, whose friends may wish to pay
the money for the same in this country.
Persons having money or debts to collect
in Europe, will receive prompt attention.
For terms and any further information on
this subject apply to
ROBERTSON g. HOLLAND,
Land Agents.
Dubuque, April Goth, lS4S If
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
C00PERSI CO0PERS!

wv A N T E D immediately, several good
w COOPERS, to maks Flour Barrels tc
whom liberal wyges will DO paid, at the Du.
buquc City Mills.
NADEAU, ROGERS & co.
Dec. 10, 1913. I6-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
CO-Partn1rsllip Notice.

~ 0EslAGFSMAP NOt1ecS
NHE co-partnership heretofore existing
y between the subscribers. under the
name and style Of CURTIS Il iWAITE,
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent
All persons indebted to the said firm, are
requested TO make payment to John Curtis,
Jr. 9.E John CURTIS, u.
BENJAMIN WAITE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
ESTRAY,

AIKEN UP, by Henry Baker. living in Dell
] hi Township, Delaware county. Iowa, an
estray Mare, described as an Iron Rome. sup
posed to BE- three years old past, right hind
foot white, and small white spot on right hip,
under size. Appraised at twenty I've dollars.
CHARLES w: HOBBS. Clerk iii
BID. Comm'rs, Del. Co. Iowa,
Nov. Is, I848. l2s3w.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-19
NOTICE.

FNHORRIsON g. LEVY, having sold out
slvl their large and we'll assorted stock Of
CLOTHING, to ALExANDEa LEVI. the under.
signed will now carry on the same business at
the well known Clothing Emporium, hereto.
fore belonging to N. & L., and, offers to sell
low for cash Al. LEYI.
Dnbugae.J December 9Th, ls47snl3 sa5e
.CLAsS $50 boyes $40 Glass h tn "a
!" Is do 1919
~ 10 lO-l4 3lfli ss
10 do 1O-l6 IA 81.
jules Earssos 4 sa,slJs