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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

e7BRUSHEs!Y-E0 s
IYyHE subscriber is agent for ono OIL. tho larg-
|. 81 est BRUSH manufactures insthe Uni.
acd States; and will supply at Wholesale deal
crs, a. the Factory prices. adding only the
transportation; and will take orders for any
amount, and deliver them in As 70 60 days Of
ter the opening Of navigation. AZ the Cheq-
uered Drug Store can now DO had ~ Whole.
sale or Retail, good assortment Of
boz. Paint Brushes, every size;
s Shoe do all kinds; Ss5
Horse do VI
8 Hair Brushes, for infants, ladies'. Cen
tlemcn and BARRIERS; @
q Counter. Stove, Window and Scrubbing
Brushes. 20 3. N. BISSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

II EMON SYRUP--4 fcw dozen on hand and
~ for sale low by EFF. GILLESPIE.
nl6 Under The City Hotel D0buqus, lows.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

INCUR barrels Oil and Fnrpent,ne jus,
IL reed and for sale by T.. F.. GILLEspIE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

iCNWEETOIIs-- Hns article IL bottles IN
- hand and for sale ~ =. II ~ ILLESP;Ess
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

INDIGO and NADER
. in store ana for sale by
nj E. F. GILLESPIE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

SPIRIT GAS AND ALCOH OIL. ~
ElVE barrels uf g as and Alcahol just re-
IL ceiyed AND for sale by G1LLEsplE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

WORMS! WORMS!! w. e.
nESTROY them in the spring with
~ Fahnestock's Vermifuge; ":"t
Jsynes' Vcrmifoge; s'''
Worm Lozenges; ...
e Peck Vcrmifuge;
Oil Wormseed;
Pink Root, or Worm seed;
all of which, and every good remedy, you can
get the Chequered Drug Store.
n24 E. NJ BLSSELL. l
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
NEW MUSIC.

HAVE just received stock of the newest
4 and most fashionable music, consisting Of
Marches, Waltzes. Songs, &C., for sale cheup
at the Drug and Book store Of
nI3 E. F. GILLESPIE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

SOAPS.
Il Superior article OF Cnstile Soap elan
IN d fine assortment Of fancy and toilss
Soaps just received and for sale by
I7nlO Il. 7. GILIEsPIe.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween HEMPsTEAD & CHENowETH, tor
the practice Of Law, in the counties Of jack
son and Jones, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
S. HEMPSTEAD,
+. A. CHENOWETH.
Dubuque, Feb. LIST, 1913 n25-2t
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
DuRII0I1E, MILLs

."ANTED, so. 900 Bush. good Fall Wheat,
w for which tho highest market price will
be paid in Cash. Also, 5000 good Merchant
able Flour Barrels. at 40 cents each A few
good coopers will find constant employment at
their cooper'a shop.
JAS. PRATT & co.
Dubuque Mills.
TO THE PUBLIC.
There has been considerable deception in
with our Brand. and filling them with other
hour, not manufactured by US; persons wishing
to purchase -four, seeing our brand, and sur
posing it to be genuine article, often get de-
celyed We hereby caution the public against
such impositions. The genuine article will be
found in Dubuque at Hammonds & Markle's,
I. G. q E. H. Smiths. and B. j. O'Hallorans,
and at no other place ut present.
j AS. PRATT & co.
I. March /. 164S--n25-6tn
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

HORSES--two firstrutc horses now a.
y hand for sale by =. 8. e. co. s
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

dh 500 CITY SCRIP and 500 County Orders
s]fS wanted at the "CHEaUERED DRUG STORE. y
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

BLASTING and Rife Powder Of best
- quality for sale BY & CURTIS & REED.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

AT THE CHEQUER'D DRUG STORE
1AN be found the very bcst.of #
~ Cognac Brandy, Of three qualities;
Holland Gin; s5,&S.
St. c. Rum. Jamaica Rum. and
Whisky; for medical purposes.
n2O l.. M. RISSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

TNROuND MUSTARD--s large Iot Ii eassa
Won hsnd md for sale ~ GILLESPIE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
MUSIC BOOK

.yLoTH PINS-2 boxer fof salc BY
~ no42 w. LAWTHER& co.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
WORMS. WORMS

STATIONARY, BLANK BOOKS, sNC
TUSlsreceiyeda at the Chequered Drug Store:
u 5000 Buff. white and Embor Letter EN-.
velopes;
80 Gross Steel Pens;
100 Account Books, all sizes;
20 Reams Packet Post, Foolscup, thin Let.
ter, Post Office, and fancy colored Paper;
Dozen Diurys. being memorandum fol
each day in 184a;
Black aud Carmine Ink;
4 Elastic Bands, Penholders;
Ink powder. Waters. Sealing Wax;
and great variety ofarticles in this line.
MO E. M. BISSELL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

T UPHAM'S PILE ELFCTUARY.
A CERTAIN cure, for that most distressing
IA, of all diseases, the PILES. This medi-
cine is warranted to give relief in overy in
stance, for sale at tho Drug and Book Store of
MO E.. F. GILLESPIE. s.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

4 1000 pounds Of clean, well washed Wool,
i wanted in exchange for mechanically
n35 MURPHY & BURKE. !.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

. x NNUAL.S for l64S, suitable for Christ
~ mas. New Years, and Birthday pros
ents foreale by CURTIS & REED. ss
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

WHITING, CHALK AND PUTFTY.
n BARRELS Whiting, Chalk and Putty
Just received and for sale by
oc27n7 f.. f.. GILLssp1R.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

Haze Just received a SUPPLY Of Rof'd Dor.
j Ak, shich will be sold low.
n2l II. n. GILLESPIE. {
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
NOTICE...

SAL z !. 81, Poond. az ~ ~
~ n42 II w. LA WTHER 4 40.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01
TO RENT,
THE s.WAPLES HOUSE. 9

PETER NAPLES, OWNER AND PROPRIETOR
THIS large and commodious Ho.
1ssseS tel, located on the corner Of Main
liiis and Second streets. in the city Of
k DUBUQUE, Iowa, formerly kept BY
H.Curtls, is at present under the charge and
superintendence Of the owner, and will be
rented on reasonable terms. The patronage
OF the travelling public and others is solicit
ed and those who may sojourn at this ee.
tabilshmcnt may rely upon receiving every
attention and comfort, usually found at any
other house in the West, and every exertion
will be used to contribute to wards the enioy-
ment OF the guests, and to make the house.
IN tact, inferior to none West of the Alle-
ghanies. Being engaged in large mercan-
tile business, the undersigned cannot long
devote that attention to the Hotel, which he
intends It shall receive, ard he therefore Of.
fers il for rent. The House is now. and
has been, doing q fourishing business, and
to any person possessed Of the means neces-
sary for conducting house Of the kind, it is
believed a desirable opportunity is present.
ed Tor making profitable investment. No
application need be made but from those
who can give good and substantial refer.
ences, both as to pecuniary ability and char
acter. The furniture now in the house r.
almost new, Of . good quality, and will be
sold on reasonable terms, to the person less-
ing the same. 3..Is
PETER NAPLES.
I. 9. For terms apply 10 tho sobrcriber At
Dubuque. Iowa. n24tf
Il rThe Chicago Democrat and Missouri
Republican, Will please give the above three
insertions. with an editorial reference, md
forward their bills for payment.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

4 y 1lBllsa Ciothine ia sill lind II Dr.
sss s, sGs a';oGSia RI Il 81; ;o:'
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

p. VAN HAGAN
Clerk Of the District Court
>. HEMpsTEAD, sol'r. n25-6w
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-03-01

kAn(l Bushels ofgood balrsy wanted
0OOO BY MURPHy 4 DuExs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
BOOK TRADE.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TIE LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.

nRouGur DOWN TO THE PRESENT Timely
DEPFs SARGENT Esqis ready and for sac this morn
ing ! vol svo. pp ~. Price % cents Full bound IN
cloth 80 cents. 49,, -, -. -
tanned Ia former Editions just one third more MISTER ana
Mr. Cay Is nominated for ,hs Presidency-He returns
IN KsntucEy-Th. Tsxa. Question aud his views upon
it-Their Fulhlment-The Annexation scheme -" ms
Conventions II Baltinoe-Mr Clay accepts the Nomins-
hon f,r the Pr-sidencyrhs Election add the Result
How the WhiRs defeated-Ihs Foreign y Ole
Liberty Party aud nr. Birney-Eass Issues fr.n c.
Sc &s-Pubic Confidence in Mr.. Clay - -,
The Couseqgeoces Of the kleetyn-Ihe WAT no"
.omnencsd-Mr Gallatin's Statement NJ. Clay on The
War-Tweuty- ninth Congre,s-Tarih snd ihe SUD
Tsst,monials 10 Honor Of Mr.. Clay-lnstance Of the
D-yosion Of his Friepds-Hs Address on Receiving
VA.s from Ladies OF Tennsssee-A Nist7rs DesetPt on
OF Mr. Clay A. Ashlsnt- Mr Clay Visits New Oflesn.
.od 81 Louisa Misrepresentation Nouced-his Appear
In behalf u Fsni.hing Ireland an, a..
SUCCESSES OF our Amy ID Mexico-huena 'sts-nr;
Clay receive. his Sons Desih-Letters OF Oenera
ayor the Eyent-Hr Clay joins the Protest
apt Fpi.copal Church-His Visit to Cape Msy-Addres'
IN tha New York Dslexates-Ar Clsy's Reply
Malice OF Mr. Claws Speech and Resolutions al Lex
ingon on the Mexican Wr-The Response from the fso-
MI CLAW ia Wsshinstou-His Address before the Colo.
p1ston sosisty-bis Appearances In the sopteme SouI
y,its the White House-AnecdoteE pnla
-New-York-Mr McMchsers Speeeh-sPeech OF "a
speech-Desth Of sr Adams-Mr. Gay N Ne"' ho'A s"
hs Departure for Hons. .,.,- 49,. 40.
Mr. Claws Professional CMeer-CbiefJ ustiee har'hsi
ooinion OF him-PersonA desilsHs Popularity aud ms
secret OF i-Trsiis OF Character-RchaId d. Johnson
Eulosy upon him-Mr. Clsy's habit OF Life-bls VIE
s,d Cbildren-Dome.tc and Social Relations -Coneu-
.ion r,z- liberal dscouot 70 Agents. 800
ml2 ltWk2tO GREELEY AcELRAfH, Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
Terrible storm-Great Damage TO Farms
From the Msysvills (Ky.) Eagle lin INST


We did not hear until yesterday the extent Of
the dsmsse done by the terrible storm OF wss. os' as,
rhe toun Of Minerva had very narrow escape inc oI
naao passing ony sbout six hundred arcs On 49,
wa lke the Tumblius of thunder and was hesia 'Si
moments De fore its dreadful effects were seen ana
The point where 1t crossed the Ohio was osieN 'ns rs
spring Mills from which place Its track OF <v Js ~
width Was not 20 be mistaken through braoASn Sy
and through Mason far the factahoe hose'
miles below this city. ..hh,.h,od ,yars
We uud erstand that Is barns in one
bion down and their contents scattered or
one BAN of which bat few feet lsy n ths y ~
tornsdo had that portion Of IL swept away, she .ue "a,
me. rero.urd standing Orchards forests, palns' ~
houses hay-saeks everything N it' uSsh 49, -, 800
to- IN angry storm. The most valuable piece %
land 90 The IA a Of Gen. Seward was instantly 'sN"
wreck. ,saarp.s. N
Msnv lives were endangered from It's suoaenne -
vic euse but the presence Of mind Of many
thraw thsrn.evesn NJ full length upon the goape,
them us sro man had his arm broken shoil On 49,
strast with piece Of timber from barn 70 WnIen nc -
run FOR shelter Four others who hsa le1 ny us a.
from OF DANGER, ana screened go
asely covered 10 BY the branches OF trees tna' a.
and Over them but without injury 70 tnem 80
man was whrei soms sixty PAGES thioosn .ns,.i a.
deed in = orchard tree, which fo''"6s'eS
afQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

Tsg CLAY MEETIsG AT NAsBynLE-We learn
from the NasLrille Gazette that the Clay meeting
in tina. city, on Saturday evening April Z, ives
attended by several hundred persons and that "
was characterized by great enthusiasm. w Tan
nehilI, Esq presided, assisted bya large number
81 Vice Preside1ts Gov. Jones made long and
.be soeech which created deep Impression
Strong resolutions were adopted avo~ing pre-
ference for Mr. Clay as the Wing candidate for the
Presidency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18

SENECA CoUsTY-In the election of Supervisors
in this Co. the result is similar to last year-two
Wings to eight Loco FOcos.
Ia WAYSE Co. the Board stands Wings, Lo
co.Focos, ! Abolitionist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18

SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL the launoh o, zoe zoe
,sh,ops, Emblem at Wilson. Niss,rs CeantJ On % Re
ip,.ns No Rpoxlton Harrington vas i.n o., ,sshss
sebocu.r IN its course 10 the water aio in''a""'
10 death lie was AZ years OIL age . r
AcagrrrED.--The trial OF w. =, NET ao vh, ,e
shooting Mcore in this city about Two our, for the
last Two ssy'' "s' fLouisvills Journal, lzsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18

IowA-An Election has just been held in this
new State for Superintendent Of Public lnstruc'
ton. vice Harlan, Wing, elected over Judge Mason
last year. Returns from nine Counties leave Har-
Ian. Wing. 545 ahead Of Benton, Loco. We hope
Harlan is elected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18

PssSsYLyAsIA-Ths Wings of the Xth Con
qres.ional District OF Pennsslvania have elected
ALEXANDER z. BRows Of Easton, Delegate to
the National Convention at Philadelphia, with
SAMUEL YoHE of Northampton, as substisute-and
passed resolutions in favor Of Gen. Taylor for Pres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18

GEs. HousroE.-We learn from the hdfelgh
Register that Gen. Houston Of Texas Is AZ p'esen' OF
100, o. North Csroins on supposed propsgands, party
pI..ou The Recl nelines to the opinion tos' ne is
sisa,s for ;he ONCE Of President OF the United States
we have for some time reseen that he was 10 DC for
midable competitor With other Dsm9e, nv. vac ,n
datsship FOR that Office. lSs" Ao's" ''s"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
FARTHER FROM MEXICO.

Your Overland Express that reached here today
biur, Esv-OrIesr. pspsr. - se 10Th in.t which are
h.d With the ul details q ss Court Of Inquiry
including the eI,instoa Of witnese' Tier. had bee
no decision 10 relation 70 Gen Pillow PuoHe dnne'
va. given 70 Gen T~iegs 10 Aogu'a- yesterday. The
go. ,,p,si- DO f,rthsr commercial or ship news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18

~ Gen. ROBERT WILSON OF Randolph Co D
the Wing candidate for Congress in the lid DIS
trict Of Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18

Clinton Hall corner BscklnsH snd Nassau IS wy V9
umes and M the best Literary and s,eauhs sIlo.
CLERK, Initiation Zee 81 and semi snnu1 aues u mei'
ehsn. ard others annual subscription, ento them "a
ali the privileges -. Rooms opea nom 10 "a. 70
P. Nj. By order. 1LV, Z y ss9s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
:, .,..,-Auryips 40 s~i.ss and proni.ius young

10 the strest-hurfNluf an e'H''''0 NV F' '-e
man into eternity
..tr,bsu,eied disappointed unsnnesledi
No warnirR made bot sent 70 his secount
.,A,, +. p,ousnt'. sarnins The slayer bsDs man OF
.a.rtab. family connections and moving In the tfft
Of society, Wa honoTsby ACQUITTED ~ me Coorl
ao-.r .hot ndinz dead because he shooter
,horsbt be stared al him impertDenuy On trhl ne "S
ogitted aud liberty repeat The offence when he
tbouzht prorer IL 10 useless 70 give sny more example,
s Hg,s Ogsness giid,d hand do,t stoue BY Jssioe."
Tb.v are we'll known to every intelligent person.
Az there cot fewer morders committed 10 England
p.udins acts II voie caused by wat snd Save
tori the pun,hmen ~ desth i sure to be nic
"a 90 the guilty, than IN the United States, where u 70
seldom n ever enforced upon persons Of fortune and re-
sp.ctshle family connections
WIN friend Greeley Of The Trt5UHe, answer the follow
g with his usual csncCr> suppose sseh peTsor
yptfv of murder or homicide, during 1916, hsd been
hapss or i'm prsoned In tn. Penentisry for q term
OF years according 70 the magnitude Of The offence Slth
he kroXn und erstaDo that such would De the pno-
practice hereafter without fear favor or Affection offeesf
suy confederation haever DOES ht bcere mere wouc
have been 24S murders United In the Uclieo states 10
l847, Would not Ct the actors In these bloody
dramas paused 10 view Of the CERTAIN snc terrible
penalty lii the sword Of Danoces suspended over their
heads Ia the shape Of bor )oa beam and pendant cord
ard spared their intended victims,
The oss o life by iswless violence In the nited Ssts
In s47 greater by IS than the number killed in the bat
tie Of most destructive bstte on our part
foe zht during the last with Crest Brsin and THIS ~
civilized in which has been established the o,s
form 81 Government in the worda country protested
Christian and governed by laws mstured IN WISDOM slo
tested By experience. =,
IL there no remedy for such evils, Shall Pistols plan
'Let g,llows rape for dor, let man 20 free"
shall The odfashoned penalty kept eg sno snic,cTo
Ns.s, Ol,o 4orI 10 1919
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
NOTICES.
FBEENOLuGISTs sNO PUBLISHERS
FoWI.RBs a. WELLS,

re- Wnter-Cure E.inblishment, ~ Bopd-'t n T.
and Syosset, Long ISLAND. JOEL Saw, ~ u sna VI
RooF Doth pupil. Of Priessuz siiend -
aucs Al SVosset CITY practic- attended TO- al7u lstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
porrs-uuI yyeTrr-i ure Ketreat.-rhl' ;

new Wa;er-Cgrs estAbsansnt, 90 osaatl'e
iu Northampton Mas half nile from tao Nliass re
contain tnof- oos Hundred rooms oelh en
ss tbst we've formerly used for the Rnand hui seaoo
The srounds .rs from forty 70 ny ase. IN -xent, VIZ
49, ~ IN ysotv ifgIrz surnss. ~neuce he baths are
LII ni,ss s-ifh ,,s.er Dns. G.. a Hall Of Nortlamp-
top s5d A Cgmmi1si iAs Of Boston, asve i@medl a,e
ensrse OF the M-Gca department |itn the esy e9sis
- s..ia.n-. "a Dr b NoodTaTd, lsts q he Mass
1900, Eo... A. Worcester, aod Capt brss.tsr, ate
OF the Msnsioo House. q. ssPerin,eooset
.,s.his Ssg~--. 4, accessible By Railroad frcm n-~
YORK Absny CT sosr By an easy days ride ana ~
i,,;o "a - ,,k- this rot onlJ superior retreat ci
ts5. vbstb.r desiring HydroPshic tEestment o. ON
srwiss but $50 TO make II most agreeable resort oi
persons travelling fo' health OF pleasure % ior
90 .-iIies yook ino the country FOR sunni reiAs
Inn pore instius locality cannot be found In ts-
limited states snd assurances are siyea ina. ne
Iii - ,srarfed most desirable AID comfortable
, Co. tbs ,~.ksr, DOT only Of heath hut recrsstion
,s, .sar..ss - either o. tbs Psy.ieiaps a. North
be.ts' isriri-s nsi- Of A. CLARK, f-q T. :. totsi
nnpSo-' III rseeiss prompt Attention
ro,,bs-,nton Mass Feb -. US on. .-.-u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
rg- Notice /, hereby given y

~ Notice II hereby given hat BOOK. W, se
onsnad Tor redistribution 10 the Capital Stock Of the
and polls Railroad ComeAnI IN nc Cry 9i ~
York bv w y HOLMAN OF Miami Co IL on hooaay.
Msvb ie4s 10 he kept open for ind-hn- tern u tn-
-Four PER cent upou amount i -qiifsd ~ ths ,s o.
nh Hi-~ 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
CITY ITEMS.

MosDAr April II, lsis.
MuRDER.-The proprietor of porter house AZ
the corner Of Fourh-avenue and Thrty-nIsss by the
name of Patrick Cogan killed las, evening by beng
suucS blow on the head with heavy club by pediar
known A, Dutch Jake According TO the best Information
obtained It appears that as Jake aud some OF hs ieno'
were passing the house Cogsn with large dog the lat
tar was attacked by another dog belonging 10 person then
At Cosans house and Jske's attempting to separate te
two doss he was knocked down by one Of seqh
tances or CUSTOMERS whereupon jake and his companions
After providing themselves with clubs at an engine
repaired to tho house OF Cogan and on being refused a
sion TO ind the person who had knocked down one OF
frienis jake struck Cogan severe blow on the mead
which caused cossns death about two hours after Ire
occurrence.
TRE LATE JoRS JAcOB AsroR.--The sun ayers
that II Is currently reported and that great crecenee u
given 20 the report that late John JACOB Asto nA
never been na;arazei. IL IS said that upon exs
Of the books OF the United States Court nom ltst - ~
his name does not appeal II such IS the osse
siss the Sun his property must revert u re
state. which could amply provide Tor inc hq"u
OF the State Debt and provide for tho school una
( PoLicg--0ficers Clifford and Cogan last even
log srfetied Jacob Smith charge OF stealing III" iou
Mr.. sBnnel Brown. Detained Tor EXAMINATION.
by the Of Patrick Kelly wss brought Up arc ue
tanned charge Of having severely injured 10Y
I by kuoekirg him down ~iih stone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-18
TCE FOR SALE.
81 Toni d Ic7 Tor oa-
iUDsON' N.aP-uIrR n 81

A hOpSS'is .~si NsARTHUR SON
NIEw-YORR H0r oPATaio Dis 1,sS, :.
l,',ss Also 4 ~ o'elOes II Or Saturday,. 'oF the
,rs.tr,snt Of sursiesl ssse' n
49, II,c,.lry Drs Qain s1d Taylor, Wsfa<sfg,. Drr.
es "a Bo~ssr.; TlHrsdgy Drs. VriIhi snd Bellies
S.Sos n, Hsuks ant Alice Saf-vfsy DR. Jes-r.
a.S,rs Msyietsr ,ne tstor -
.xov sII.R-Th@ uuexpifci l-sBe of the Livery sfa-
Il 70 n Morroe-st pear Mukst-st together With the
es,ri.sss f1ht vehicles harness, ko- The proper
s o,s. Kerr ase-.ssd FOR fsrtn-r pareal.rs iu-
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IIEAps OF HAIR-HEADs OF HAIR-Thsss ar
ltfc,s formerly Wigs spd scaps prior 70 the
lats iu pryy.menis Of RiDGWAY arc row Known only
by he soovs title owins " their strictly natural appear
arc. and srtlscs to, ensemble. causing them 70 De The
mt Sesra le article next TO naars head Of hsif To
Be bsd only Of CHARLES RlDOWAf, eiaeueel bar
s-sir. Gall and gee them B-Prv-te rooms Tor rttrs
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NEW HOOKS.

PROFESSOR AGAsslZ LECTURES ..........l5
4 Professor Nichols Lectures on Autonomy
Professor mitshelrs Lectures on Astronomy ~
NJ Arasos Lectures on Astronomy.
Life Of Henry Clay By Sargent, new ediuonl..H9
Ewbank on Water Machinery, 4s &c. No. 80
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Tbi. l.t nsr1ed work be completed in eight num-
bsr, ard whso completed will Som one OF ih7 most ie
.ructivs ard entertaining works in the Eng,h
iue ~ Ill
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A WEALTHY CouSTr.-The CHcinndf C0'

A WEALTHY CouSIr.-The Cp'cnhN' III
Ia psrt Of the rieh Of that city sna Of A.,
Comfy being the lis, Of persons whose tsle. l1
srS counts purposes the past year have smoan,eo W
buncr.d dol,ar aud upward The taxes OF n Lent-osu
sioo, are 500 The total smouot paid BY 100 IN
80 sr,n 10 los averaging upward Of one Thousand COZ
- -, 1be sam. table has also added few interss,
pr psrticuArs ia regard 10 the aggregate 1monn
several previous years which includes me oss g. H.
~ the County Treasury for direct taxes licenses &c TUG
yesg ending In June Of each year 80 sat Z,
f. 1910 Rev L. JOshua Wilson, TreAsuref'''' - as IS
In 1870 n Wade, Treasurer 49, al
la 1880 r. Fosdies do ..'''''''. 90 ~ &
la lsta, Martin do ...'.''..'''''''''' - 1o9 ID
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