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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
ALNANAES! ALMANACS!!

ALMANACS! ALMANACS!!
DR. D. JAYNE would hereby inform the
~ public, that he publishes annually for
gratuitous distribution, for himself and all his
agents. an Almanac, called
JAMES MEDICAL ALMANAC AND
GUIDE TO HEALTH.
The calculations for this Almanac are made
with great care and accuracy, and for five DIFF.
fcrcnt ATTITUDES and longitudcs, so az to make
them equally useful as calendar in every
part of the United State, and British North
America. They are printed on good paper,
end with handsome new type, and arc neatly
bound, and besides being the test and most
accurate calendar in the United States, they
contain large amount Of valuable nforna-
ton, suited to the wants Of ALL and that kind !,
| too. which cannot be found in books.
His catalogue of diseases, with remarks and
directions is really invaluable, and make
them welcome visitors in every house they
enter. Every family should possess ut lea st
one Of these ANNALS His Almanac for 1919
is now ready for distribution, of which he dc.
signs to publish at least two millions, and in
order that every family in the United States
and British America, may be furnished with
a copy, he hereby invites Merchants and store.
( keepers to forward their orders TO him as carly
as possible, and they shall be supplied gratuit
ousy with as many copies they may deem
nccessa ry to supply their variaus customers
They are invited at the same time, to send a
! copy Of their Business Card, which will be
printed and placed on tho cover of the alma
macs sent to them, also without charge.
They arc lso requested to give ali necessa.
ry directions how the almana cs shou Id he for.
wardcd to them. BY law, they cannot be sent
by mail unless the postage is first paid on them
hero.
Orders (post.paid) directed to Dr.. D. Jayne,
Phila delphia, will meet with prompt attention.
G7Families can obtain these almanacs graf
is, Of I. Mason, Dubuque, Thomas j. Chew.
Cascade, agents for the sale of DR.. Jaynes &C.
lebratcd Family Medicine. Oct. II, 1913.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
Paw Day has Come.
Land Warrants for Sale.

Land Warrants for Sale.
THE UNDERSIGNED has just returned
i from the East with large supply of
Land Warrants, which will be sold low for
cash. or located on time.
We are also prepared to prosecute claims
for the soldier against the Uu,ted States for
lost Horses, or property OF any kind lost in
the service Of tho United States, Also, to
procuring the Warrants for the discharged sol.
der. LOVEL g. WILSON.
Sept. IS, lS4S.-no3. tt Per w. Y. LovEL.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
IOfES, STOVE
COOKING sToyE E;S! =

On hand S superior Stoves, positive and
~ certain improvement over the Patent
BUCK stovc,' conta ming all the advantages OF
the Buck stove and none OF its defects. Iav.
ing superior draft, with more effective nues
for rcdiating the heat around the oven, pos.
sessing better draft, made Of better materials
and will certainly bake better than any Buck
stove. Therefore being superior to the Buck
stove, they are certainly superior TO any cook
stove ever invented. ANY person buying one
OF these stoves may have the privilege Of re-
turning it at the expiration Of three months
il 1t does not possess all the advantages claim.
ed for it by the vcndcr.
Woodrows air-tght combination cook
stoves, which for convenience and utility is
unequalled by any air tight stove, also, guar
tcod.
100 other stoves, consisting Of premium,
cook, alright, box, and every variety Of
stoves, all Of furnace casting, which renders
them more durable and free from possibility
of cracks by fir, all guaranteed.
For sale cheap FOR cnsh or WHEAT, at the
New Orleans store, by
FRANK SMITH & co.
Juy 81,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

GTAYED from the subscriber, on or a bout
y the l4th day Of September last, a dark
HORSE, about l6 hands nigh, having sm.ll
star in the forehead, and both fore feet white
up to the fet.locks. A liberal reward will be
given to any person who may deliver the above
described horse, or give information concern.
ing him, to ASHLEY RIGGS, Maquoketa,
Jackson county, or 10 this office.
G.. ". B.3 RMS.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
REGULAR

St. Louis, Dubuque, Poiosi and 81. q
tiers PACKET.
THE new and light draught steam|
TINE g. TIDE,-------Masto|
will commence her regular trips, on IL
opening Of navigation, in the above trad
touching at all intermediate landings, al
will continue in the trade during the e|
tire season. Her accommodations al
not surpassed Gy any boat in the trade
" For freight or passage apply
board or 20 p. g. r. G. NAPLES.
Dubuque. Ap" 26 1913. 33tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
PETER H.3PLES. PRO

FOR BLOOM'NGTON, GALENA, AM
DUBUQUE.
a Fl The new and lisht-draug
STrTEENaI passenger steamer ELIZ
szSEI1SsGR 5 i f. ART, VIM. Ed
master, will run regularly between St. Lo,
and the above aud intermediate landings, d
rinsthe season For freight or passage app
on board.
Nav 81. I242. 3S DIS
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
DUBUQUE BOOKSTORE.

ID SPAULDING is constantly receiv.
H. ing large additions to his valuable as
sortment Of BOOKS e. STATIONARY,
which he is selling at Wholsale e. Re.
tail, and mostly at Eastern prices.
He has full supply Of the BEST SCHOOL
BOOKS in use, and at .Nsw York prices!-
Almost any article in this department Of
trade, can always be found at his store Of
the best quality and at fair prices.
mr. Merchants in tho interior of tho state
can be supplied at prices as advantageous
to them as in the Eastern cities.
Main st. 3 doors below the Bank.
Dubuque April 18th.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
MONEY RENTED

NOIN0I ICIIvIl IT'D
"O any part Of Europe, in Sigh Bills
l. also, Storage Passage procured fol
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 e. HOLLAND,
Land Agents.
Dubuque, April 29th, l84S,-tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

REFERENCES:
Cen Warner Lewis,
Gen. Gen. w. Jones, Dubuque.
Geo. L. Nightingale. ESQ.,
Bedient & Green, Cincinnati.
ThG % P 1n33;ss.s. Esq., St. Louis, -
4 O. Brand ID } q ce. chieago.
Macy & Briggs, Detroit.
Dubuque, March Ia, ls4s.-n27 -,.-
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
REGULAR PACKET

= REG d LAX PACKET
For Galema, Dubuque, Burlington, Bloomi,l
Ton, Rock Island, and allirte,mediate Mndini
"A THE new and fast runniI
ykk:sSattT3EzAJ steamer DUBUQUE, EDwAl
SsEESTsEFE II. BEEBEE, master, having bel
thoroughly painted and rcftted, Is nov cad
in speed, comfort and accommodations to II
boat in the trade; she having had u ). octo|
attached to her engines, makes her doul
| safe. Passengers and shippers may rely up|
her continuing in tho trade the entire scas(
and no pains will be spared to promote tho |
terests Of all who may favor her with thl
patronage. For freight or passage apply
board, or to
RANNEY g. CO., ST. Louis.
w. HEMPSTEAD g. CO., Gale
nag P. g. R. C. NAPLES, Dubuo1
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
REGULAR,

REG LAR
81. Louis, Dubuque, and Potosi Pack
A THE new and light draug
csS1sH56A 1steamcr SAINT PETER
EszSESxEEE w. S. GRIMES, Master, wi
commence her regular trips, on the openii
of navigation, in the above trade, touchij
at all intermediate landings, and will cd
tinue in the trade during the entire seasd
Her Accommodations are not surpassed By al
boat in the trade.
HTFor freight or passage apply on boa
or to e.. p. 81 r. G.. NAPLES.
Dubuque. March l le4s 25tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
BOOTS A Nd s H O E s,
7. Z, y.
NEW STOCK OF
At The IOWA SHOE STORE,

Fl Al III IUWA SHOE STORE, e..
Sign Of the Rig Boot, Main -strcct,
DUBUQUE.
TINE subscriber has Just received from the
l. Eastern Markets au assortment of Boots
and Shoes, the most complete and extensive
ever offered in this city. Among his stock
may be found Gentemen's and Bows fine ant
coarse work, of every quality and price; La.
dies, Misses aud Children's Shoes of var ious
qualities, in great variety; also, large and
wcll.selccted assortment OF eastern tanned
Leather, and findings, to which he invites the
attention Of Shoe-Make rs, he has connected
the Hat Business, comprising general assert
mcnt Of fashionable and plain fur and silk
Hats.
The above assortment was selected after q
thorough examination in the Eastern Markets
with great care. Country Merchants wishing
Boots and Shoes, by the case, will do we'll to
cali and see for thems .lvcs The subscriber
invites u continuation Of his numerous old Gus
toners. and all those who wish good ba rgains,
will please call at the Shoe Store, sign Of tho
Big Boot"
DAVID DECKER.
Dubuque, Oct. 9th. 1s4S. ly.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

Groceries,! Groceries!!
ID HHDS. prime N. 0. Sugar. .
LIZ so sacks prime Cofoo.
IS bxs. superior Teas.
30 bbs: Whiskey. Is"
90 bbls. S. H. Moasses.
10 Boxes Soup and Candles:
very large quantity Of Saleratus, Spices.
Pepper and other Groceries which will be sold
very low for cash, at the New Orleans store
by 1909 r. i FRANK SMITH g. Co. g.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
"A Ord.

TIE subscriber respectfully informs the CT
3 tizens of Dubuque and vicinity, that he
has returned with the intention Of locating q
mong them, and will prosecute his business at
his old stan11, recently occupied by Mcssrs. A
]. Garner & Brother, and one door from Doct
Mason's Drug Store.
The very generous patronage extended tc
him heretofore, induces him to return, and en-
deavor to merit 4 continuance.
STOVES.
Of every description, with furniture Of supcri
or materials, always on hand, and work made
to order W it'll dispatch.
so FRED. ROBERTS:
Dubuque, May 9th, ls48. 36-6t
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
LAND AGENCY.
DAVID Lam BERT,
General Land agent,

ST.. PAUL, Wis. TER. ~ H|
o. Attention will be given to entering and
locating Land Warrants. :. &a~
References-GEN. GEo. w. JONES, Du.
buque, Iowa; GEN. A. G. DoDaE, Burlng
ton, Iowa Henry JACKSON, Esq, ST. Paul.
Wisconsin Territory. 52-1y
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
Groceries,.
Halls and Cans.

Beaver hats; Mohair caps; glazed do
Molcskin g. Russia do Velvc: caps;
Brush do Boys turbans,
Drab Tumpico do Muskrat caps.
t'crro Gordo do Fur trimmed do
Otter cups ,BueHa Vista Silk plush q"
/" lamartine, Infants DO
Cloth Navv
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

TOWNSEND'S RILLA,
ID bells, the genuine is with new pa to.
SEQ the circulars, at tho CHEouEnED DRUe
STORE, or read the Galena Gazette and Ad.
vertiser, with my name as agent, where you
will find the genuine has a wrapper, with q
magnificent steel plato engraving, and the
whole with black Ink.
EN-. BlSSELL, agent Of tho Genuine
4sas Townsend 9 Sarsaparilla in
August IA. Ie4s. Northern Iowa
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
MI ARTIN.

On top the house large No. lis.
have the largest and deepest Clothing
Warehouse in the west. And remember, that
I have but the one store in the city.
To Country Merchants.
All orders thankfully received, and war.
ranted to be packed correctly, at the lowest
cash prices. -..
IT'S no trouole to sho,o goods!
JOHN II. MARTIN.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
Hard Ware.

100 doz knives & forks, Game bHg'.
Carvin: 4 pocker do shot pouches; nails;
Log CHAINS, trace do Butts and screws,
Knob locks. Door bolts,
Morticc & pad locks, Drawing bolts,
Augcrs and chissels. Brick trowels,
Planes, plane irons; Cow bells,
: RfittaHi;1- spoons; Axes, broad axes;
Iron spoons, y lIatchcts, hammers:
Table and tea spoons; 25 hand bellows;
2A3 sides sole leuther; 100 do kip do
200 Go upper do dcz b'nck morocco,
100 calf skins, do rcd Go
80 sds harness leather , do blue do
SO sides bride Go do pad skins,
Germ an silver spoons,
Together with 50 ddlcs, brides, martingils, etc
The above comprises only part Of my c..
,ellsvc stock, bought in New York and Bost
on, at the precise time when prices were Ut
tho Invest point, expressly for this market
Country dealers arc particularly requested to
call and examine my stock and wholesu lie cash
prices before purchasing elsewhere. The high
rst market price paid for good mcrchantabIe
produce.
*x@The hig hest price in cash paid for pork
during tho season.
$. NJ. LANGWORTHY.
Nc. 90, Main ct.
Dubuque, Oct. "a, 1s4S. ly.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

Nurse AlonZO
O'Herren VIM
Overstreet John
OConner John
=
Paine Miss Delilah
Philips VIM d
Philbrick Simon
Phips John
Peirce Miss Henrict
ia nj
Peters Mrs Margare'
Pole Mrs J p
Porter Gerard
Plockle Matthias
Randolph Jephtha
REYNOLDS G. w
Roezeman A.
Ried James
Ripley Or Benz.
Richman Mrs Em'e
Richard Salmon
Ricketts, Joshua
Ryan Rev. Dennis
Ryan Mrs FINELY
Rose l.. J.
Rundlett w. II.
Shsa Margaret
Samuel Presley
eSchyler
SCHNEIDER Jacob J.
Schemel A.
Schimel Cristophe.
Seaton j. ID
Shaw Henry
Schadwick Heman
Sandwich John
Schekelton Viii.
SiInons Z. W.
Smith Bernard
Smith john
Smith Benz.
Smith John NJ.
Smith Miss Sarah
Smith Il. e..
Seward J.
Socier Sylvester
Spensely Mason
Starr Thomas
Steiger f. f.
Statesman A.
Steel Joel
Stewart Peter
Stinch6eld D.
Studer John
St. Pere Miachael
Stone John
Sullivan Tim
Swesy Will.
Il
Tierney Patrick
Thompson John
Trench DR. y L
Trist Leonard
w
. Warner f A
WAGNER II
Walsh Pat
Wallridge Jacob
Ward James
Wdls Thos 9
Williams Fl .-.
W ilson Tho. Is
Wilcox Sam e
Whipple
Wilcox Jos:
White B 8.
White Lila Hs@5'
Whitehead Andrew
White H
White Henry
Wrlebt ~ J
Wright Mrs Sarae
Whltesell Dan
Wheeler Geo l.
Wolf James
Woods Mrs Catharin
Wyet ] H
Y
Yeager Joel II
German Letters:
Watcher Helms
Lundermeier Lucus
Ludmeier j B
Luck Heinrich
Friedrich Shuttle 2
George Steger
Johannes Rodach
Matthias Plekli
Jacob Rein
job: Georg Rata
Franz Kruse
Hans Fausch
Andreas Leidel
Bernard BrOckmann
John Lutwgler
Johann Bonn
A Lerck
Carl Vest
/ Johann Pssgler
]. KING, r. M.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

Zoo BOXES Window Glass assorted for
EOaB sale by 4. MASON.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

DOlIu 1 - q
Brown J II
Brasher Il r
Bussenberg Garrett
Butlerworth A
Burke w
Burrell Mr.
Canavan Martin
Cahill L
Cain John
Care John
Campton a V
Campton VIM.
Cauisa Il
Carlin James
Camp Miss S D
Cafy W m
Clarke Moses
Clarke DanaC
Clark + NJ
Dresback Herr
Dowdon Isaac
Drees G Nj
Dicrking r
Davis Joshua
DouShelty John
Davis W
Denison O G.
Doogan Miss Ann
Doan ST
Drake S p
Dutchmaun Carroll
f.
Eastman J Y
Elliot Jos
Ewing John
Early VIM
Elliott WIN
Endris John
Everingham w
Evers T.
Ellis John
+
Farrell Morris
Farrell John
Fay Daniel
Flint Geo 4
Flynn Patrick
Finley Mrs Mcana
Feisck p
Fielder Matthias .
Fidler John
Fowler VIM
Folck a! a
Foster James
Funston o or Mar
Frasch John
Gaiel Peter
| Gamble Robt
Gantner John
| Green Thomas
| Grogh Michael
George BEAUFORT
Grimme Henry
OTegOry Canma
| Grace Pat
Gravlin Laurant
Hall Richard
Hall John
Haas F H
Haiti Martin
Hackley f s
Hagan Mrs A
Harrington David
Heller Adam
Kiukel John
Hough M J
Horner M NJ A
Howes ] D
Hoot Otis
Hunt Mary Ann
Hutchinson w w
Hughs l L
Ingram H w
Ingram John
! Ingraham s E
Ingerson James
Jefres Paul
johnson J NJ e.
| Johnson M L
X
Kephart J u
Kensella p ..-
Kile Wis
Kinsman C G
Klute TT
Kimmith Jos
Kimbrel VIM
Kress Adam
Kim ,rell John
Kirk ] w
Killam David
Kacter NJ
| l.
Lagan Bernard
| Lambert David
Handbook Baptiste
Lightfoot Win
Lcclaire Frederick
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
100000 Garments,

consisting of every style ard pattern that will
be worn.
Beware Of being deceived by those who tell
you " theirs is Martin g for there are
numbers that do, and are mean enough to
stoop to anything. Bear in mind that my
store is No. 1 is, instead Of No. ia.
The numbers on Main street having been
altered makes my store No. ll9. In front
;ou will find the name in mammoth gilt let.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
Tremendous Excitement !

GOODS arc rushing in by every packet !!
The house is now filled Three large stories
crowded with goods My stock this fall will
be tremendous large-by far exceeding any
ever before received, and at such low prices
that will defy any and I'll COMPETITION.
am determined to supply every Country
Merchant, and also TO all Retail Customers
that come to this market with the ready ASH.
have put tho prices down so low as TO make it
matter OF impossibility for any house to offer
the same Inducements. 1t must be apparent
to every one that l can do i,-possessing the
advantages that | do-purchasing, manufuc-
turing and selling for nothing but Cash, Of
No. City Paper.
The tremendous amount of business ! do,
will enable nc to sell at a very small prof,
which always have done, and will continue
to do. Residing in the City Of New York, and
manufacturing my own goods, and having the
advantages Of the market-my brother, CHAs.
G. MARTIN, conducting the business in St
Louisiana the long experience | have had IN
business the past sixteen years, enables mo to
get up stock in far superior style to any
other.
NV patterns are tho best and most fashiona-
bic that can be had, and arc warranted to set
and fit as we'll as those that Can be Lad at the
most fas hionab.e tailors. This fall l will have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

New ORLEANS, May 9.-Cotton--The demands has
been fair and the sales up 1000 bales taken again
principally for the North Prices are frmer and we
quote Middling 81; good Mddling % a 81; Mid
ding Fair SIC. Sugar-20O hhds have been sold at
previous prices. Moasses-Sma sales at Is &c.,
Flour-Market quiet but Hrm Sales 1000 bbls inclu-
ding 800 bbls second st Louis, ut 81 75 80 Illinois,
in two lots, at So; and 1874 Fine at 81 49, Corn-The
stock sale is light, and prices have advanced Sales
600 sacks Mixed, at 32c 400 at $780, 800 Prime White
at 35c; and 2600 White and Yellow, at Csc. Oats
HOO sacks sold at CSC; and 1900 bushels at 3Oc
advance. Pork-100 bbs Mess sold at SO 35 and SO at
IS 50 $50 boxes short Middes sold at 41c Lead
1000 pigs, Lower Mines sold at So So Freights
"A ship taken for Glasgow at sd; and another for
Liverpool Mt 916d for Cotton. and 40s for Tobacco.
Excha nges-Transaction continued limited. Lon
don q pr ct prem; margin credits, when wanted,
bring higher rate. New-York, 80 days. Ok 3 pr ct
dis; do sight, u pr ct prem; do bank rate, pr ct
prem
New BEDFORD, MAY 15.-SPERM.-We have EN-
provement to notice in the market, which remains
depressed the transactions of the week including only
two small parcels amounting to about $50 bbs at 81
per gallon. Whale-We notice sales of 100 bbs N w.
Coast at 32 cts $50 bbls do at 49, 800 bbs dark OIL
in lots at 81 cts; and 500 bbls inferior the price of
which did not learn but which is understood to be
about 20 cts. There is considerable inquiry, but
holders generally decline selling at the prices offered
Handsome oil may be quoted at 80 "a cts to qua
lty and there is probably none to be bought below
the lower price named Whaebone-We have heard
Of transactions in this market Last sale Is cts
Sperm Candles-A sale of 200 boxes was made at 20
cts per Id mos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-18

We continue to receive most favorable accounts of
the Of the crops throughout the country
Not only is there fair prospect of good crop
but the fruit trees. which It feared had been SO
riously injured by late frost, holding forth
large promises In reference to the wheat crop the
Fort Wayne (Ta) Times says" As far as We have BEEF
able to ascertain, it promises to yield an abunda mt
harvest. Farmers with whom we have conversed. say
their wheat looked better in the spring than It
does now"
The cotton growers are encouraged by present ap-
pearances. The Jackson (Miss) Southron of April
2Sth, says " We are happy to learn from
that although the growing crop looks rather
red in consequence of the unusually cold spring. there
Is STILL without tie occurrence of some unforeseen
back every prospect Of its recovering this
slight check, and yielding an abundant CROP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-18

The value of the shipments of cotton to foreign
ports this season. does not vary much from last as
the great in shipments would warrant in be-
lieving The depreciation in prices has been about
equal to the increased expectation. If we take tho
quotations current in Liverpool the last of April data
the decline in prices averaged about fifty per cent,
while the increased shipments amounted to about
per cent The above table, therefore, shows
what an immense quantity of this staple has been
literally thrown away. We received as much for
oil 900 bales year. will be received 1896 O63
bales this year. besides the loss in the expenses Of
transportation, &C., of q much greater quantity So
far this staple is there has not been any
decrease in the value Of exports but in the shipments
of breadstufs there has been immense falling off,
the variation in value being almost wholly confined
tn these articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-18
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BALTIMORE May l6.-Stock Board-20 shares Union Manu-
featuring Co. (div o s. United States SIS Of 1867 closed
lo asked 1913 bid Treasury e at 1928 asked lo2 bid Mary
asked IS bid Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares 3 asked
Ssa bid.
200 6s So lO2a loco Tea pc Notes IO2 shs North
Am B III % do Reading RR s3wn 1876 100 Morris Canal
lOA 5000 State SIS Az 1000 City 6s 70 99ls Reading
RR Mortgage Gs G2 1000 Reading 6s 80 56i, 5000 Sch
100 do Morris Canal do North Am Bank Ia liar RR, 49,
" do Man. Mech. Bank 23aa. After Sales-$jOOO
743s; $50 U Bank, 81.
BosroN, May l6Brokers Board-25 shares Reading Rail.
road i6 90 do do bio 50 do do do do bio 1855
30 do do b0 III 100 do East Boston l2 Vermont
tra Railroad 10 10 rights Boston Maine Railroad 81 49,
rights Boston and Worcester Railroad 81 % la
1910 do Cheshire Railroad sl Second Bonrd-22
Reading Railroad BIO 69s rs do do l6ss; do 1917 II
Boston and Mime Railroad. l631 do Boston
Railroad 1l734 Is do East Boston Co. 21 80 do l25
Reading Railroad bonds 1850, 561a, payable Tn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-18


On Wednesday, 18th inst, ANDREW LOUIS ToNNELE,
native of the city of Agen, (rance) aged 30 years.
His friends and those Of his family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral Friday afternoon 10th
instant at half past o'clock from the residence Of his
aunt Mrs Rebecca Tonnee corner of 10Th street and
9th avenue without further invitation.
On Wednesday morning. 18th inst, of a long pro-
tracted Illness CHARLOTTE reject of James Gray aged
II years.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
spectfuy invited to attend the funeral from her late
residence No so Murray street, Friday afternoon
10th inst, at O'Clock Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood for interment
On Tuesday morning. May 10TH after an illness of
six weeks, HARRIET RosALIE. daughter Of Abram W
and Amelia Jackson, aged years, months and 10
days
On Tuesday morning, 10th inst, JAMES NEWTON,
youngest child of Juste and Estelle Lanchantn aged
months.
Drowned going ashore at Brazos, the 18th of
April, Esther s. MILLETr, wife of DR.. Nicholas X.
Miett and daughter of the late James P. Carroll of
New York Also SYLVAN, eldest son of Nicholas and
Esther Millett.