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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-15
-. II. PHL.NESs,
Attorney and Couns e7l0r at Law
and solicitor i'm CllaOcery.

Ig MARION, LINN COUNTY, 80
Will practice in the Supreme and DsItrict
Courts Of Iowa June II. 1916
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-15

presents TO Importers. ~ .....-
HYSON, very fine ...G .. 90 Is
do Plantation growth | 90
GUNPOWDER, good GO rs
do small leaf, plantation growth | IS
IMPERIAL. good """ 90 IS
do brisk and fragrant / 90
do curious leaf, very superior | %
HYsON SKIN. g. cd, fine flavor 90 SO
do Go extra fine -.. 90 625
s... BLACK TE.4S. ....
POUCHONG, good, full flavor 90 IS
do fine 90 so
do very superior 90 Is
SOUCHONG, good as. 90 SO
do extra fne 4--~ 90 so
OOI.ONG, strong. flavor fine 90 so
Oolong-Tms Tea is grea, fauorite, and
gives universal satisfaction. s.
do very fine f... 90 63
do IN one ID and half lb caltys, ~.
extra fine .-. 90 rs
NE PLUS ULTRA .~ so
Ne Plus Ulira-Thls Tea is as fragrant,
and sweet as nosegay. Ii Yields a per-
fume that is truly delightful. I, is of gar
den growth, and superior to anything OF the
kind ever sold in this country.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST Tea, fine 90 so
40 40 extra fine 90 62a
HOWQUA'S MIXTURE, a strong
and rich black Tea, Pekoe flavor 90 IS
CONGO. good 90 ST.
DO very line 90 So
PEkOE FLOWERS, good 90 10
5 do do garden growth / SO )
Besides the above we expect daily from
China several chops Of Tea, exclusively i'm
ported by the "PEKlN TEA co.. and
which we intend TO copyright to prevent,
lrickery. Let our agents &c, ready.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-15
Look Here VOn,t YOu.

THOSE old N rs and Book accounts which
Il purchased OF NJ. Murray, some time since,
are many of them still unsettled, and 1913 81
here, and most of the Pork in the county has
been sold. therefore cannot wait any longer
than the 18th inst, after which time will com
mence collecting sAccoRDlNo TO LAwn So
call and let me know what you intend doing, and
oblige c. C. CATLETT.
Jan. 4, lS4S.-3t
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9. W. COVER.

Cover & Holt,
OF Iowa City have now in store and will
" keep constantly on hand the very latest
assortment OF FANCY s. STAPLE DRY
GOODS,
Groceries, Haydware,i Iron and Steel,
and Queensuare; Nails. Glass, &c. i
Boots and Shoes, Sole and upper Leath-
Hats, Caps & Bonnets r.
r. All kinds of
DOMESTIC GOODS AND COTTON YARN:
Also,
P.aIJvIS. OILS IND FURNISHES,
together with every article usually kept in ;
Variety Store, which they will sell at AS
! TONISHlNGLY low prices.
+ e.. & Fl. avail themselves of this occa
sion 10 acknowledge past favoTs. and the We
Ivy liberal patronage they have received. ami
most respectfully soliei. continuance OF III
same, in proportion as iney may merit il, b,
course OF strictly fair dealing, aud dispo
si,ioD generally TO consult and promote III
best interests OF their customers. II Is alTea
dy so.un,versally known that they keep
better assortment OF Goods and sell cheape
than any other store ~ Iowa City. that the!
deem il unnecessary 10 invite purchasers I
call, but take i, for granted they will do s.
as matter Of course, and assure them tina
they will sell as cheap as any store 10 thI
lplace. OF in Bloomington, by adding the ex
Ipense OF hauling.
/ All kinds OF Produce will De taken in ex
change for Goods. including Beeswsx. Tai
low. Lard, Dry Hides, Furs, Hogs Brisles
Sc SC. &c.
May IL, lei7. lO-6m
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-15

small amount OF Tue
w. w. Dodge.
A w FagIn
Samuel Basseu
Rev. II Chamberlain
J F. Williams
A S Rutherford
D w Graham
5 Thorp .s..a-
Charles C Norri,
Thomas Jones
Jacob Kneedler
Capt. John J Roe
Spencer Smith
&c w Pomeroy
Shelton F FOCUS
Mrs f w a!ker
Mrs s v Clevenger
Barron s. Ro,hwell
A lcenhower
lssiah Townsend
Louis Montany
Rev w Griswold
Nahum Aldrich,
10 show that the
highest estimo,ion j
10 refer II the folio
c'nnsli, where they
las, three years:
Rev Dr. Aydelo,,s
DIR w oodward
Alphonso Taft, ESQ
DR. Rives
Josiah Drake
Augustus Eham
d I Disney
We have on hal
ment of the lMPR(
other STOVES, At
2oo Main, street, St
the Missouri Hotel.
Sept. 22, '47-27
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Z June 2, l847-n12. a MNR agass..s
- ---- In lsszles
Sleeper & Fenner,
MANUFACTURERS OF
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, &c.
NO. l26 MARKET STREET,
Souih Side, beio,s Fourth. Philadelphia.
INVITE the attention Of Merchants and
: Manufacturers 10 their very Extensive,
Elegant, New Stock, prepared with great
care. and offered at the lowest possible pri
ces for Cash.
y The principle on which this concern is es.
]. tablished. is TO consult the mutual interest,
OF their customers and themselves, BY man
ufacturiDg good article, selling il at the
Lowest Price for Cash, and realizing their
own remuneration 10 the amount OF sales
and quick returns.
Possessing inexhaustible facilities for man
ufacture, they are prepared 10 supply orders
10 any extent. and respectfully solci, the
patronage OF Merchants, Manufacturers and
Dealers.
:" Philadelphia. Julv q 1910
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GREEN TEHS.

Si'uer LeGf-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers. because of the very small profits
made ON lis sale. This is a very superior
Tea. ....... s.!#t Ar ... III
do do Golden Chop, Plantation
49,. - or Garden growth. SO
Golden Chop This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. 1t is Of the frs,
plck'ngs. and excels all ether Green Teas
for It's del'cacy of favor, strength and aro-
ma. Heretofore this Tea has never reach
ed this country, except in small lots, as
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Al act

SEC. 8. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Iowa Capital Reporter, and Iowa
Standard.
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Fork and Beef Packing and
SLAUG HTERING.

Fork and Beef Packing and
SLA UGHTERING.
WE are prepared TO cut and cure 10000
" Hogs the coming season. having the
salt on hand and the coopersge engaged
We have made additions 10 the buildings
and erected large sheds, SO that we shall be
enabled to keep everything under cover, and
persons driving Hogs OF Cattle here, may
depend upon having them slaughtered and
packed in the best and most speedy manner
Having every convenience and experienced
heip.we .Hatter ourselves thai we shall be en-
abled 10 render perfect satisfaction.
Our prices will be the same as last season,
and as low as al any similar establishment,
on the Upper Mississippi. No charges re-
quired nullihe lst Of April, ls48,
We shall also be prepared 10 make ad-
vances upon meat packed with rs.
Storage FOR 900 bushels wheat.
Hogs slaughtered for the offal
Ns@ GREEN & STONE.
Bloomington, Oci. 10, l847
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Estray Notice.

TAKEN up by Nathan Williams, living
! 10 Poweshiek township. Jasper county
iowa. two eslrays Of the following descrip.
ton, VIZ:
One Light Sorrel Mare, the left fore
foot and right hind foot white. blaze in
the face, some saddle marks on the back,
thirteen hands high, aud supposed 10 be six
or seven years old.
The o!her a Black Horse Colt with a
white spot in the forehead, deficient, in the
right hind foot, and supposed TO be one year
old last spring; no otner marks or brands
perceivable. Appraised at twenty eigh.
dollars Lemuel Perrin ard Joseph K'n,z on
the 18th day Of November A d lSi7, and
certified 10 by c. Fl Hamin, justice of the
peace. JESSE RlCHMAN,
Clerk E G. J. c. Iowa.
Newton, Nov. 26th, lS47.
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INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
The 'Pumbe Popular Magazine will be
furnished 10 Clubs at the following Iaies:

To any person who will send us the
money tor two subscriptions, we will iurn
ish two copies of the Magazine, and give as
a premium one copy of
IIPPARD'S LEGENDS OF THE REV
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WAREHOUSE OF
PRINTS Molly.

No. 56 CEDAR STREET New YoRK.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE,
(LArE LEE & JuDsoN)
OCCUPY the spacious Five Story Ware
~ house. No. Sc Cedar Street, the whole
OF which is devoted to the exhibition and
sale Of the single Article of
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EEsa DOrtarst scyTs.
33 .Miles t,arel saued W all those ,cho bu,
Goods Of Go,cer s. Holt instead Of
going to Bloomington.
Cover & Holt,

J. w. HOLT.
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coMMERcIAL ROW, IOWA CITY
THE Subscriber has just re,urne rom
New York and Philadelphia. vim
enJid assortment Of Dry Goods, Hat
ofaps, Boots. Shoes, Sc, consisting in arr
the following:
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SYlaAH BOAT AD@Y9

FETER ROBERTS.
Iowa City, Jan.2l. 1886.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-03-15

DF. M. j.. MORSMAN,
HAVING located permanently in Iowa
=, City. offers MS services in the various
branches ofhis profession 10 the lnh abitan,s
Of The town and surrounding country, and
requests share of the public patronage
Office sr.lbe corner of Washington and
Clinton street, and is the one occupied the
past year by Dr.. J. Bowen. Residence on
Dubuque street nearly opposite the Univer-
salist church.
Iowa CITY, Goth Nav. lS47-n;l.
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Medical Notice.

Iowa City, June %, 1887.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
WiScOnsiM--1he Result.

The latest election news from Wiscon.
sin shows that the democrats have carried
every thing before them, and given thei,
opponents real ssBuena Vista defeat
with few Of the "Cerro Gordo" varia.
tons. The hardy and sterling democracy
of this State have shown that they have
no sympathy with the opposers of their
country; that they are not among those
that give "aid and comfort" to foreign
foe, against whom our own country is
engaged in just and honorable war.
The Daily Wisconsin of the 18th inst.
says:-"We have now sufficient returns
from the whole State to announce definite.
ly, the complexion Of our first State Leg.
islature. The Senate--of nineteen mem.
bers--consists Of sixteen democrats and
three wings, or Is democratic majority.
The Assembly-of IS members---con-
sists Of As democrats, % wings, and one
district Manitouwoc) tie---thus ensur.
ing at least 81 majority in the Assembly
and "a on joint ballot. We may remark,
that Wisconsin turns over strong leaf
Last September, Mr.. Tweedy was elect.
ed by 1000 majority---now he is defeated
by over 5000, on thorough canvass fol
Governor.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
Delaware County Democratic
Convention,

The Democracy Of Delaware county met at
Delhi pursuant to public notice, on Saturday
18th inst. The meeting was called to order by
electing DANIEL BROWN, ESQ.,, President
and A. X. EATON, Secretary. The object of the
meeting having been stated, on motion of John
w. Penn,
Resolved, That two delegates be selected to
attend the State Convention TO be held at Iowa
City to nominate State Officers and Presidential
Electors. Whel eupon, Daniel Brown and John
w. Clark were duly elected as saind delegates
On motion Of William Turner, the convention
proceeded to the election Of two delegates to at
tend the Congressional Convention 10 be held at
Davenport, TO nominate candidate for this Dis
trict. Whereupon, Joel Bailey and Matthe"
Castor, were duly elected said delegates.
On motion Of Morris NJ. Reed,
Resolved, That County Convention be call
ed to meet at the Court House in Delhi on Sat-
urday the 10th day of June next, for the purpose
Of selecting suitable person to be presented 10
the District Convention as candidate for Rep
resentative to the General Assembly, and Dele
gates to attend said Conventions; And also 10
nominate candidates for county officers.
On motion OF Roland Aubrey, the proceeo'
ings of this meetings were ordered to be publish
ed in the Reporter and the Express.
DANIEL BROWN, Pres
A. K. EAror, secretary.
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Scott County Democratic Meetin.

At meeting Of the Democratic citizens Of
Scott County, held pursuant to previous notice
at the Court Honse in Davenport, on Saturday
the goth inst JOHN ROWSER, ESQ. was cali
ed to the Chair, and c. G. Bloom, Secretary,
when on motion Of V. M. Firor, Esq, the fol-
lowing persons were chosen delegates to the
State Convention, VIA. H. Miller, Laurel
Summers, Charles Weston and John D. Evans,
And Jabez A. Burchard, Jr., John M. Wither.
wax, Harvey Leonard, and William Dubois were
chosen delegates to the Congressional Conven.
ion with power in each to fill vacancies.
Hiram Price, John M. Witherwax, John Row.
ser, NJ Firor and Gilbert Nc Cowen, were
appointed committee fos the reception of eel.
egates and to prepare place for the convention.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN ROWSER, Chairman.
G. G. Bloom, Sec. s. - - = -. +
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"StOp = hieE."

The leaders in Washington and Iowa
have SO far purchased the locofoco editors
as to induce them to issue their papers
during the campaign at half price. the To-
cofoco corruption fund committees furnish
the balance.-Hawkeye.
civil be to him who evil thinks" is
an old maxim, and this absurd cry Of
"stop thief" instead of deceiving, will
only more effectually serve to incline the
public mind to have an eye to the under
hand venality Of the subsidized press whose
case is SO suspicious as to require an at
tempt at diverting the public mind from
its own corrupt course. If the democrat
ic party rere as corrupt as their wing
neighbors and had corruption fund at
their disposal, where, we would ask, is the
necessity for employing it in State SO
largely democratic as ours is? But, as
we have before intimated, there is no ne
cessity Of attempting to disprove charge
which is made for no other earthly pur-
pose than to divert public opinion from
the Hawkeye's own attempts to barter
away the dearest interests of the people
Of the State for gold.
As to the Hawkeye's insinuation to the
effect that it knows "some THINGS that NAV
at the proper time make their 1.-THE demo-
Gratis ears tingle," we have only to re-
mark that with an honest man, and espe-
cially one placed upon the watch tower,
as he is, the present is always proper
time to expose corruption, if any exists.
If the editor of the Hawkeye could have
made upa plausible story in relation to
this matter, no one at all acquainted with
him will doubt that he would have done
so. He was therefore under the necessi-
ty of contenting himself with bare asser-
ton, which he was compelled to send forth
unaccompanied by a single fact which
might even seem to give it credence.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
Electoral Candidates.

We hope that the State Convention
which is to meet here on tomorrow will
in making their selections for Presidential
Electors, have an eye, among other things
to the thorough canvassing Of the State by
the nominees. This, we are aware, will
be asking great deal Of men running fol
Offices only of honor; but we feel conf
dent that there are those in our party, and
that of the right sort, too, who will under
take the task cheerfully, looking to the
gratitude Of the generous democracy Of
Iowa for the reward of their labors. As
we have before remarked, the late Fede-
raj State Convention made their nomina-
tons for electors with the view of tho
rough canvassing Of the State by their can
didates. The democratic candidates there
fore, will be necessitated to do likewise.
These suggestions are made, not because
we anticipate close vote, for there is no
cause for our doing so, but that the honor
of our young Hawkeye State may be sus-
tanned and fully vindicated by large and
overwhelming democratic majority in No
vember next.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31

The Hawkeye, in its partial expose Of
what it terms "hlgh-handed locofoco out
rage" in canyassing the vote for Superin-
tendcnt, has committed one of those small
acts for which the editor of that sheet is SO
deservedly notorious. Under well feign-
ed pretence Of fairness, and avowing a
disposition to diyest itself Of all party pre-
JUDGE in its account of the matter, it pre-
tends to publish both the Standards and
the Reporters account of the canvass, TAX
ing to itself, as matter Of course, great
deal Of credit for fairness and impartiality
in SO doing. But mark how the character
Of the animal still clings to him, notwith-
standing his seeming attempt at fairness,
He carefully omits the closing paragraph
of our article, which, though less than q
half dozen lines, would, if published BY
him, have efiectually upset the whole Of
his bombastic TRADE and rendered perfect.
ly ridiculous his hue and cry about 'sfraud
and corruption. OF this small extract
which were-publish below and which the
Hawkeye was SO studiously careful te
suppress, we would remark, that we re.
gard it as of itself sufficient answer to all
this silly "tempest in teapot" which the
wing press are trying to excite in view Of
the manner in which the votes were can.
vassed. Here is the extract:
"But had all the votes cast for "James
Harlem" 'James Harland" and "James
Hartan," been counted for James Harlan,
still Mr.. Benton would have had major
ity Of II votes over Mr.. Harlan"
All the majority we have ever claimed
for Mr.. Benton is l7votes. This he would
have had, counting all the different spell
lings Of "Harlan" as belonging to that in
dividual, as they were doubtless intended.
So our wing friends can "ire always" if
they havn't got any louder thunderto use
during the campaign, Of course we cannot
entertain wish to deprive them of this.
It wont alarm any one.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
Mississippi and Missouri Rail
ROad.

The people of Iowa are under obliga-
tons to the Hon. S. A. DOUGLASS, for his
attention to their unrepresented interests
in the United States Senate. BY our Con-
gressional reports, we observe that this
distinguished citizen of Illinois has brought
the subject Of the great Iowa rail road
prominently before Congress, and under
such circumstances that it cannot fail Of
receiving that attention which its impor-
lance demands. In behalf Of the people
Of this State, we cheerfully tender him the
acknowledgements due for his attention to
their interests. We clip the following
from the Congressional reports of the 18th
inst:
Agreeably to notice Mr.. Douglass ask
ed and obtained leave to introduce bill,
which was read first and second time by
unanimous consent, and referred. It re-
lated to the granting Of portion of Public
Lands to Iowa, for the construction of a
rail road connecting the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
Lee Co. Legislative Nominations

The Democracy of the Empire county
held their Convention on the 10Th inst.
and nominated candidates for the Legisla-
ture, and appointed delegates to attend the
State and Congressional Conventions.
Their candidates are-for the Senate,
THOMAS EspY, Esq.,-for the House,
ISAAC w. GRIrr1rH, M1cHEAL H. WAL
xER, WV. G. REED, C. J. MCFARLAND,
and SAMUEL MORTON. Mr.. EspY, who
was formerly resident of this city, is a
man Of fine abilities and gentlemanly man.
ners, and if elected, will make valuable
and active member of the Senate. The
candidates for the House are all good men,
and will prove true to their principles in
any and every emergency.
1t is to be hoped, now that the Democ-
racy Of the old "Banner County" have
a full ticket, made up of firm, talented and
energetic democrats, men who have been
regularly nominated according to demo-
cratic usages, that they will rally and
elect it. This they can do very easily, il
they let "union, concession, and compro-
mise" characterize their every action dur.
ing the contest. That they will do this
we feel confident, as they know the vast
responsibility which will rest upon them,
if they should, through any direliction Of
duty to their principles, permit such men
as Browne and Clifton to return to the
Legislative Halls, and there to trample up-
on the rights and misrepresent the will Of
a majority of their constituents. "
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
1891
New York, Nav II, BPM.

PEACE TREATY IN YUCATAN.--
Late accounts from Yucatan state that the
government had made atreaty with Jacinto
Pat, the chief of the Indians, the terms of
which are--lst, that Pat shall be Cover
nor for life of the Indians of Yucatan; ID,
that Don Mcguire Barbashano shall be
Governor for life of the whites of the
State; Sd, that $500 muskets, taken from
the Indians before the treaty, shall be CIV
en- up to Pat; 4th, all debts due by the In
dams to their masters shall be forgiven;
9Th, unoccupied lands which have been
sold by the government, shall be again held
in common; 9th, no personal tax shall be
paid in Yucatan; 7th, that the Descho de
Estola shall be reduced.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
PHILADELPHIA, May 16, 9l-2, Pm

y Intelligence has been received from
Haiti to the oath ult. A revolution has
broken out at Auxcayes. The people are
determined on the overthrow Of the pre-
sent Government and the President and to
elect another Chief. All business has
been suspended. The ministers have been
compelled to resign. New ones were
afraid to accept Office. Col. Louis Jacques
Chief Of the insurgents, has taken forcible
possession of Cavaliers, and is marching
upon Auxcayes. .@atg 81.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
: TELEGRAPHIc DIspArcH."-

!" TELEGRAPHIc DIsPATcH."-Oul
friends RUSSELL s. DOYLE, have fairly
got under way with their new paper al
Keokuk, the 'gate of Iowa." as they term
it. The Dispatch is the same size as the
Reporter, and may, without disparagement
to the press Of Iowa, be ranked as one Of
the very first class journals Of the State,
as well on account of its outward appear
ance, as Of the spirit and ability with which
it is conducted. Mr.. Russell, the Junior,
is sufficiently well known to our readers
As an editor. With Mr.. Doyle, his part
ner, we are not personally acquainted,
but have heard him well spoken Of by his
former contemporaries of the Missouri
press. We wish them success in their
new undertaking, and hope that pecuniary
prosperity may attend them while, in con-
nection with their contemporaries of the
Iowa democratic press, they continue to
grind" on, until whiggery shall seek, for
very shame, that oblivion which its acts
80 richly merit.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31

~The celebrated Ezra Doolittle, SAYS
that pretty girl is enough to make fel-
Ter Eorsake father and mother, twist him
self right up into double-breasted mola..
ses doughnut, and, have warts on his dis
position IS big a. pertster balls.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-05-31
Great Fire.
PITTSBURGH, May Is.

1TTbBUHCH, way To.
A FIRE occurred last night which destroy
ed the Pennsylvania Acqueduct over the
Allegheny river at Freeport, 80 miles
from Pittsburgh. The cause Of the fire
is said to, be the act of incendiarism. Ey-
cry preparation is being made to convey
goods to the city by. steamboats, until the
Acqueduct shall Be- rebuilt.