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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

HEAVY Storm. Death of Lieut.. PERU,
Son Of Com. Perry, md Oilers We learn
by the New Orleans Mercury, of the eve
ming Of the 9TH, OF the arrival of the ship
Suvia, from the Balize, on the 9th inst.
for New York, having on board the 4th
Regiment of Infantry, from Pascagoula,
underline command Of Brevet Maj. B. AL
word. She encountered severe storm in
the Gulf, and having lost her rudder, was
completes to put back, and arrived here on
the 10th inst. On the 9Th inst, while the
storm was raging, Lieut.. Christopher r.
Perry of the 4th Infantry, and six of the
men, died on board, and one man was
washed away. Lieut.. Perry was son of
the late celebrated Commodore Oliver H.
Perry, from Newport, r. L., and was a
gallant officer. =
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

- Lamartne is d Wit as well as poet.
When he was on the stairs of the Hotel
de Vile, attempting TO remove the red flag,
the mob shouted, The head of Lamarline.
My head, citizens?' said he, w ould 10
God you all had it on your shoulders
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

A WISE LAwYER.-A writer in the
Wing Review, tells an anecdote of law
ye~, who charged his client, among other
items, for waking up in the night, and
thinking of his business
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

AN IRISH SPuRrsMAN.-'P Patrick, you
fool, what makes you steal after that rab-
bit, when your gun has no lock on !:
Hush my darlint, the rabbit don't know
that
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

IsYou are from the country, are YOU
not, sir?' said dandy clerk in book store
to homely dressed Quaker who had
given him some trouble.
Yes
We'll, here's an Essay on the Rearing
of Calves
That, said Animidab, as he turned to
leave the store, thee had better present it
TO thy mother.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

Hans said a Dn'chman to his urchin
son, whom he had jus. been thrashing for
swearing at his mother, 'vot's that your
thinking SO wicked about, in de conner
dere?'
4 aint't thinking not'n.
You lie, you fagabone you; you links
TAM and now | yip YOU for dat,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

LAW by WHOLESALE In New York
city there are no less than fourteen hum
dred and seventy eight lawyers.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

DIsrREss IN IRELAsD.-TheN N. Y! Trl.
bune publishes the following extract from
private letter, dated Tipperary, Sept
II.
This country is reduced to the greatest
misery. The potatoes are all gone; there
is not one-tenth Of them fit for use. There
will no. be one potato left in the country
by the lst OF January. All the small far
mers are selling off and going to America
for there is nothing in this country but
seizing for poor-rates and taxes of every
description. The people are breaking
stones for one pound of Indian meal per
day. The poor-houses are all full, and
God only knows how this winter will be
got over.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

A FACT: Somebody says, "blessed are
they that do not advertise, for they shall
rarely be troubled with customers.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

d. Tending to douehmestic duties, as
the bachelor said when he had his hands in
in the dough-through up to his elbows.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

The baptismal admonitlon Of Hindoosi is
as expressive on the by-stander as it is
beautiful =
Little babe, thou enterest the world
weeping, while all around smile; con,rive
so to live, that you may depart in smiles
whilst all around you weep"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-11-15

- u aese /. zif1
q" SnALL" BUsrNEss.-Just on the eve
Of the late election, q communication APP
peared in the Dubuque Tribune, asserting
as the writer's reason for not subscribing
for the survey Of the Dubuque and Keo-
kuk Railroad, that Gen. Cass, if elected
would surely veto a bill making the grant
Of land asked for. The poor, pitiful and
contemplate specimen of Taylor Wing
humanity who wrote this epistle, sub
scribes himself, and most appropriately,
too, ga Small Farmer |" The apowerful
weak" editor Of the Tribune, although he
does not positively sign himself so, in hi.
comments upon this communication, prove:
his personal identity with the same .ssmall'
souled tribe. To this farmer genius how.
ever, we would say,-you are destinedt'
be star in this political wire-pulline
world, if you are ga small farmer, and /;
small man. Come forth, then, and lie
your light shine; do not let y
i "Concealment, like worm i the bud,
Prey on your damask check"
/ Maxine MourHs.-The very chast'
and gentlenaanly editor Of the Dubuque Tel
egraph-failing in a desperate attempt t
destroy the force Of an argument used b,
us in reply to one Of his characteristic an,
{high-minded (9) attempts TO intermeddl
with the private business of prominen
democrat -flies into passion, tears hi
hair, and calls us :sthe sapient editors Q
the old Hunker organ" Like old broad
brim if he can't kill us, this editor mean
to give our party "a bad name." Dom
feel SO bad, friend Coriell; if you can
slick" us, don't make mouths at our sis
ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

STEAMERS CAMBRIA, CHERoKEE, AND NKwsBor.
The two bushel mail bip for the Nsws3oy wac, on
Saturday morning, thrown from the Cambria to wind
ward, at the Newsboy, and into the Fhe News
boy being der ful steam, shot ahead of ne Dag,
stopped backed ishsd up the bag and, at 2s, start
the Cambria having, in the mean time advanced at
least half mile. The Newsboy passed the Cambria
at or about the point Of the Hook the Cherokee having
ovsrhsuled her at tho point. At . u, entered
the Narrows abresstssf the Cherokee At SO 3d. the
Cambria fred the second OF TWO guns, 49, ok
how At 8 a. opposite Red Hook the Cherokee about
500 feet sstern and sheered of stward ATS o. the
Newsboy opposite the Custom House dock. Total
The writer who took these notes for his own salts
faction, being in no way interested, either in the
Newsboy, any Of the papers by whom she is em-
,ployed (except O subscriber receiving the news
when pubished), and having acoids tally oeeu pre-
sent pleasure excursion, both this and the last
arrival Of the Cambria has observed at
prise, that neither occasion the wheels slack
ened for q moment to allow the Newsboy to come
quietly alongside and receive the mail bag while I'M
der full Roadway. The Newsboy being much the fastest
boat there is difficulty, except from the powerful
eddy the large wheels dverting the rapid course
of the smaller boat, and producing unavoidable
and injurious collision 1t was probably for the pur
pose Of preventing recurrence of this difficulty, that
occurred the former occasion THAT the mail bag
thrown when the boat was 70 far that there no
chance Of its reaching her Shutting of steam for
during the time Of receiving the mail the speed OF
the boat would not be seneiby diminished; but even
II half . minute should BE- lost common courtesy
would seem to demand that this little time should
be spared to furnish to the public all the facility de-
sired since it Ia for the benefit Of the public that the
Newsboy is employed by few enterprisng papers,
clusvey for the purpose of gaining time ON the
rival Of news
GREAT RUN AND NARROW EscAPE.-The Portsmouth,
Journal says that the British schooner reazer Capt
Hankinson, left Brar Island Nova Scotia, Satur-
day night last at O'clock in the short time sf TWEEN
tyeight hours, inside of Boon Island At O'CLOCK
in thick north east storm let go her anchor to lee
ward of Whales Back light and rode out the gale
At the time the gale violent that the spray
above the Whales Back light house This is probably
the first vessel that rode at anchor in that place
In such gslen
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market Of the immene amount Of such trash which
floating about draining money from the uninitiatsd In
Wall street tactics, and absorbing large amount Of
capital which might otherwise be more usefully and
proftsbly employed There more than dozen
fancy stocks in the street. not Of which worth
brokers' commission and yet there plenty of pur-
chasers at high prices, and more speculation in them
than in good sound dvidend-psyin securities Most
Of those should have been closed up years
ago. but their earnings Just enough to give about
half dozen individuals good salaries aud so long as
they live out of them they will not 10. the n be-
spent in state Of liquidation, rather, they win not
perform the duties for which they were appointed
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
stocks in this market for each day of the past week
and at the close of the week previous Prices have
fuctuated two per cent in instances, ana
on the whole they have been pretty uniferm:-
QUOTATIONS voR THE PRINcIrAL Srooxs IN THE New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

Hss!X sale d 5000 bbi mixed Rio Gt.nds has has
HIprs There is but little movement in the market,
and the only sale hear Of Is 1900 Rio Grsnde, 81
bbls at exc; per cent of
IRoN.-The market for bar being lower In England,
unteted prices here and no sales Game to light after
LArHs--Are again lower, and have been sold to the
extent of 100000, ct 81, time.
LEAp.-Pig Is held at higher rates, say 81 12k The
L."TyrSwThs demand for sole continue. active viS
and the saes Of the week will net fall much below 66
600 sides at the annexed quotations Oak (slghtr)
IL a 2lc.; oak dry hide. 1e 300 oak Ohio 10 3lc
hemlock light, 12k 1870; do middle, 13h 14kc.;
do heavy, Is l4o.i do damaged, II i2xo.i do
MoLAssEs The demand is only for the supply Of the
regular trade, sales embrace ITO hhds Cardenas at
new crop, New Orleans, at ESQ, usual time.
PLASTER sells slowly, at So rs for Eastern.
bsys c -
at 19hc and 1000 bags dried ginger (some days sgo)
at Sc. -
Havana, at 3Ac. absso; 800 hhds. Cuba Muscavado,
at $40 4jsc (the former qotation for very common)
and 200 do, New Orleans, at $40. 4sc.- all mos.
TALLow.-Sales Of 10 600 pounds were, made at "a
cents.
ToBAcco.-Kentucky is the only article In the to-
bacco line which s we'll worthy speculation there
cannot the least doubt exst In the space of six
months our rates will higher for the finer grades
than they have for the last ten years The nav crop
may be considered as having entirely failed. The
French contractors will take q large quantity so that
after the filing Of the same, hardly anything will be
left for demand Havana, of which the last
crop so poor continues, Notwithstanding, to be
bought high prices For Yara there il but little de-
mand. Havana segars continues to bs bought at vol
sustained rates; manufacturers doing at pre-
sent, lsnguishing business the enormous quant-
ties Of German interfere materially with their
trade and IL, therefore, to be hoped that the old
duty for segars OF 40 per cent ad will be reinstated
~: S:fs s' S;sS SAa. s. s' &:
roina. OF Fr. contract
Maryland and Ohio. Is do
Connecticut Seed. s ala 81 O., ,7a8 $50 oases
81 do, new, l0h
export
Pennsylvania Seed. ais 633 Dc
FLORIDA. IL abO 400 os ~ do
Havana. 80. ~ s1k ~ bls 5cs. 79bh
Cuba ~ AID llI bIa 10 CO. ~ bales l,oy5 DO
lara 20 ~ sloSP 5io 40
81 Domingo. o aR oeO bales ToU DO
WHIsKEy--Ssles Of $50 barrels of State Prison wers
made at 24h . 249s cents.
wooL-The demand through the week has been
good and we notice sales of 40 600 lbs fleece IT rs
a2sc l5O bales unwashed Buenos Ayres qH Q 40,
and 100 ditto Cordova at private bargain. Annexed
are the current quotations Duty so per cent ad val
American Saxony fleece "a a SO per Id. American full
blood merno 81 q SO do. American u and X merino
rs a 80 do American native and n do IS a II do. /;
superHpe pulled country 20 q II do. No pulled
country 81 "a do. superhne pulled city % rs do.
No pulled city % q % do. South American washed
eal2 DO, South American washed and picked l8 q
20 do South American unwsshed 6aT do. Africa
bs7 do. smyrna 10 . ls do. Mexican 1Qs IL do,
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Communicated for the Georgian. ]

- - SAvANNAYt, Jan. 81 1SiS
NJ FSSRS. MISUNDERSTANDING BEEN RkQU KSrED TO
I'VE testify to the proprees Of wstars Balam Of lid Cherry
AXE great pleasure stating that have frequently used z
mys and min sere 70 others during the past years
OF obstinate cough cods Of the chest no.
ways with the resu such my uSbounded
confidence In lite inertia that prescribe II for my friends each
q the above Gases the first and ost enc remedy
also fully convinced that used 10 the inspens stages Of
Consumption woud be found aspsedy rensdy pre-
vntsve ofthstfa much dreaded maladS shng s pro
universally known. - l---' - - 49,
am yours. &c. EPU
Buy mono Wales signed sf L RITTTS q,
ESE - Hth by kesrs A. b. D Ssnds 100
6crner II William Horny Johnson us Broad wsy
rally, . Nv s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27
CITY TRADE REPORT.

The news brought by the Steamship Cambria, and
ced little effect upon the markets. Sales Of this
State md other brands of -four made at rates
rent before the news Wheat was quiet There was
ding round and yellow at old prices. New corn was
neglected, and prices dropped. Meal was nominal
Rye sold at previous rates. There change in
rye -four Oats were steady. There very little
movement in provisions and only small sales Of pork
were making at previous quotations. Lard was held
frmer Beef was quiet, and sales of moment
reported. There was nothing new or important in
groceries, which remained without material change.
Moderate sales Of cotton made at former quota
tons.
AsHEs-The market was quiet and no sales Of mo-
lent we're reported. Quotations remained nominaly
The receipts during the week have been large ami
the market closes heavy. The stock on hand, Novem-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27
Coal Trade.

PIrrsBuRoH. Nov 24.-The quantity sent by railroad
this week is 49, 63 07 by canal los On for the week.
% 26s 16-tota by railroad 113Q 80 do nv canal
420 42i o. Our correspondent quotes the following
rates Of freight from Richmond eastern ports:-so
New York, 80 95: Psovid~nce 81 20; Fan River 81
90 New Bedford 81 20; Salem, ST. 40; Portsmouth, NJ
~ as Portland. Me-, 81 As; Boston 81 az SrS
Haven, 81 12ls, Hartford. So 00 Troy ST. 25 Albany
81 20 Baltimore, 10, Washington, ST 90. The price
Of coal on board, at Richmond, for White Ash Lump
Broken, Egg, and Stove, Ia $387K. Red Ash from
So S. to SO rs, according to quality.
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MARKETS ELsEWaHRn.
STOCK sALKs.

uos~or Nov S-f shs BIOS Worcester Railroad IOos!
sos Boston and w. roes,er R,r I'D Rights go sso
Bsston and Asins r. read. f9 do l09ls 23I Fschburg
Ra;Iroad Rene s 10 burg Copper Company 7 Bas
ton Bank 81 conoora ks aI% soy ysr%oa Cens,s
ss Eastern Rsroaa i0ois sesdins Rsroad i4s do
sOd l4 20 do b5d i<A; rs do od f7s; :, do, s3Od ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

ITO THELOvEkS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, SCIENCE,
Design and Mechanism Artists Association. Dorama
hail. Arch street, above Sixth Philadelphia SALE
cese at lees than fourth their original COST those
splendid doramas they have been exhibiting with eoa
mendaons from the press: eerey &C. series Of views
Scenes in Aexicover Cruz Island Of Lobos Monterey
Cerro Gordo Fort Brown and the Bio 0randc
and every ether description Of animated creation with good
ana very little exertSn they will make fortune fcr
one hundred feet long feet WIDE handsomely seated
and cushioned Rent $6OO dollars Apply BY letter.
POSTPAID to the agent G. T. JONES' ID North Second street,
Philadelphia
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The Weekly Herald.

Those DESTROYS OF receiving the Weekly Herald in
this city, have 1t regularly served to them every
Saturday by leaving their names and address, at this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27
Marine Affairs.


SrRAMsHIr UNITED SrATEs-We give with pleasure
the card which follows, addressed to Captain Hacksta
by the passengers which In the United States on
her last quick trip from New Orleans -
STEAMSHIP UNITED STATES, Sandy Hook. Nov %, Is4s
undsrsgned board the steamer United
shsnis Captain the courtesy they have
FED s Cd S be % '1 sns
es imposed upon him For admirable discipline sumptuous
passed in this other cOuay and the
tain he that she viii become regular packet between New
Mss HyL.EsTEn, Mss wEprRsrnAsDr.
TTqs. 2: 6A.sAcH, VIC: TEsrIEros.
Tnos. J. oAxhrs. ISAIAH ". wrL1s
A. G. BROWN, CHARLES ANDREW JOHNSON,
The United States leaves again on Saturday for
Havre direct.
SoS : Ss sas The g. s so p French
s.p low e. ' ps
aior' supplied At the uuA price, but not
1000 Over Coats, Rich Linir g, = to 10
% fss iss eos Ssss 81 .
s. sUoss 70 =; 81 sa ~
IA and Besinan streets. !. - -" - -
The "Richeliou" Cold PENS arc warranted
. wear ay pears They are sns smooth and elastic and
s 's ae ssti % re- ne
paired.
Important to the Pubiic.-An Hatters OF
celebrity refer their the Inmabe No Is Nassau
Of his elegant of the hair and whker be
Indispensable to appreciation OF their hats Also
obtained above, Hills Ipfalhbe Onguent for the hair
Portable Dressing Csses-In all that the
as. ~s IN s %
perfect order BY Saunders Son. i1 Broad
Astonishing Bargains arc 60 be had at the
celebrated Carpet in the United States
30 Bowery HIRAM NDEkSON5 You select from the
largest Ergsh American Carpengs Axmists
Tufted Rugs Malta Table Covers Window Shades Oil Cloths
&C., at . saving Of Is per cent on every article.
The Piumbe National Daguerrean Gallery
on the upper corner Broadway Murray
fail visit It. being the attractive
place city this Gallery
wthout ting como familiar face.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-27

DBlLHARAONIC sOCIETY-SEvENTH sEAsON.-THE
public subscribers and the associate are respect
fully informed that their first Concert will place
day evening Dec 3D. S the Assembly Rooms Chinese
the a,on three tickets to each concerto $40 associate
beys kets ticket for each the privilege
tending all reheara) Subscription che store Of
Scbafenbers Luis, 4e3 Broadway By order
JOHN A. KYLE Secretary.
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MI KDIcAL NoTIcE-DR RICHARDSON CAN BE CON.

M EDICAL NOTICE-DR RICHARDSON CAN BE CON.
wi suited at his Medical Office, No. 10 Park Place.
Pm on all private deass viz Primary
phs GonorrhGa Glee Seminal Emissions Be- His consulting
perfectly private that patients applying him need
not fear Dr. the first regularly educated
ea in this city, who had the courage oppose the host o.
vendors and caoks In this branch Of his
tabne Office for the purpose Of afdiag sound medical
tres ment In those complaints In connection with
most expere ced hy cians in this city, and during
years. he at the head Of that establishments has had
pctee and experience every class Of private disease
continuing in tho same course DR. r. stes himself he viii
be able to hold tho medical position he has acquired
Of al opposition Communcaonsfrom the country attended
and medicines forwarded, az usual I'E
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. rs, fSi8.
The New York Light Guards Serious ASyvg--
Railroad accident, SC.

The Mw York Light Guards Serious ASysg-
Railroad accident, &c.
The New York Light Guards took thsir derar
ture yesterday morning. havlngb been ESCORTED to the
boat by the Washington Greys For the charactes
Of the city, trust the guests have been wey entertain
ed; but their movements have not been heradei in
public prints in the usual STYLE c-iSs TO the OK
clusvepess of the arrangements msde oy the compa-
mics who took them In charge. TIE rePorsers have
been treated rather sbsbbily In zslztpA to the
terta,nments at which the Guards were geests :.
James Kelly house carpe utsr was sxAbbed twice In
Plum street last Friday night sndiot1ng wound, that
will probably prove ftsl. Tie Assault made by
party of fremen, headed ny Joseph Newman, the
keeper of low house In tia vicinity. Ne~msn's via
had left him. and take rsfage wAth Kelly her brother
The wounded man was taken TO the hospital, and 10
stil living though nus rveovs<y Is deemed smoss noye
ttabs has been crested and committed to prison
Though Bob Piuksrton acQuitted Of parttoipa-s
ton In the Chester County Bank robbery By the YER
diet Of the jury, rendered last EVENINGS yet he aft
foS spretty long sentence, IS the court has charge
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INrfUENzA COUGHS COLDS RHEUMATISM. hc.-
no Are afflicted with either Of the shove complaints
cen tain sf and ssysn ayre ~ he sss d na
Csrrors Medusted vspor and sulphur Baths 20 broadway
Thess been In operation nee lS and have oen
recon mended by the eIst physicians In the oity
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M osT EXTRAORDINARY woRK-1o TaE HARRIE

ma OsT EXTRAORDINARY wORK-TO TdE MARRIED
Nl or those contemplating marrago-The Married Woman's
Private Medical Companion BY Dr. Maucsau Sixth edL
ton Price ST. This worn meeting with astounding sao
$4,000 copies having AREA been disposed off, Every female
getting COPY whether married unmarried although 1t IL in
which should known to them particularly Here every female
discover the symptoms and the efficient
dies and mode Of In every For sale "a
Broadway at the pubng Office 19 Liberty street. New York;
B. Peterson, No. 80 Cheanut street. Phiadelpha; Little
Coz Albany Davis Boston On the receipt Of ST. COPY
will be transmitted by mail free Of postage all parts the
United States All letters be addressed post paid
MAURICEAU. box ia New York city Omos l2p Liberty
str~~
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wv ILsoNs ENTERTAINMENTS ON rag SONGS OF

VA lLSON's ENTERTAINMENTS ON TIE SONGS OF
w Sootland-On Wednesday Nov o. Mr. WILSON will give
the Songs OF Scotland in the Brooklyn Fe
male Academy Joromon street. when he will sing the following
popular and the boatie row; Wall buy
caller herring! Ny boy Tammie The Flowers Of tho
Young Lchnvar Love wakes and Get and bar the
deor Wood and married and q; Scots wha hAe wi Wallace
about the houie he doors will be opeed at and the
tetanments terminate about TO- Tickets SO cents Book
the words, l2x cents
NAPOLEON CROSSING TIE ALPH-THIS GREAT HIS
An hocal PICTURE BY Dslaroche exhibiting the
street. Open from nine An, until ten Pm Admission 2bo;
tokete 500 -
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lasnder will follows-Iesve New YoaA o. III, H.
o'clock, y " ~