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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-10-24
N O TIC|';Ei

rs hereby given, THAI the Dubuque Mutunl
K Fire InsurancesC ompa ny has been incorpo-
rated UNDER Che provisions Of an not Of the
General Assembly Of the Stnts of iowa, en-
titled, IAN act to authorize general 1hrorpc-
ratons.' for the purpose ofsmutually insGTing
dwelling houses, stores, shops. and other build
ings, sc-holdfurniture and other property,
Of its members. sss$ ysS.s,s
The capital stock incorporated consists of
the deposited premium, notes of its IA cmbcrs,i
subject to assessment for the payment of loss
cs and expenses.
Two and a half percent on the amount Of
the depostc premium notes is actually paid
in when the articles Of Incorporation are
signed and insurance effected by every mem
bcr, and the remainder is to be paid whenev
er the Directors shall make assessment on said
notes tie pay losses and expenses,
The association commenced it's corporate
existence OH the 26th day Of April 154s,
which will expire by limitation OF law on the
goth day of April, 1868 but subject TO re-
newal by unanimous vote Of tho members
fora like period Of twenty years. The officers
OF the company consists of Board Of twelve
directors to be elected annually on the first
Monday in June, and President, Secretary,
and Surveyor appointed by the Directors.
G. II. BOOTH, Pres't.
NJ MoBLEY, Sec'y.
DIRECTORS,
G. II. Booth, J. P. Farley, J. l.. Langworthy,
J. c. Weatherby, F. v. Goodrich, Richa I'd
Benson, w. S. Gillian, Jno. G.. Shields, P. A.
Lorimicr, Vim La wther, Peter NAPLES, and
M. Mobley.
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g. Ksa IS
s TDIREl
i DOORS NORTH OF CITY HOTEL,
MAI STREET, DUBUQUE, IOWA.

sYEyH e subscriber having located permanent
- ly inDnbuque, would respectfully inform
the citizens that no has, and will keep constant
4 y IN Ind a finesa ssortment Of
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

GPAKEN up by the subscriber. living in Tay-
u Tor township, Dubuque county, OH the 4th
day OF October, Gnst.) IN cstray HORSE. de-
scrihcd as follows A strawberry roam, fourteen
and half hands high, scar on the left hi , n
small star on tho forehead, wry necked, shod
NIL round supposed To be fnurSy ears old past;
appraised at thirty -fyo dollars BY M ID 6Buic
ard James Nc Bowel.
Sworn and subscribed to before John M.
Moore. J. P, Vernon Township
e HENRY BENIN R,
Taylor Township
~. ost1PjQ Ra. s3s@,& D
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DISTRICT COURT OF JONES CO.. IOWt

DISTRICT COURT OF JONES CO.. IOWA.
Benjamin Chaplin,
We:
Robert S. Wood, Petition For specific per.
and Ann his wife, form-nce.
formerly Ann Corn
WALL heirs Of Jacob
Corn wall, decd.
rGy,IC said defendants. Robert S. Wood n nd
Ann, his wife, heirs Of Jacob Cornwall,
deceased, who are non residents Of this State,
are hereby notified, that petition is pending
in sad Court. filed by Benjamin Chaplin, a.
gainst them, setting forth that Jacob Cornwall
in his lifetime. did. onSthe Goth day Of Sept
1892 givo to the said Chaplin a bond, in wri.
ting, binding him, the said jacob TO make 10
said Chaplin deed for the north half of tho
cast half OF the sontl, east quarter Of section
No. four, township No. 5eighty-threc, north Of
range No. three, west of the fifth principal
merchandise said Cha plin having furnishe d
to said Jacob the money with which said land.
vas entered, and that said Jacob died without
making said Chaplin decd. The said petit
sion further sets forth. that said Robert S.
Wood and Henry Cornwall have been duly up
pointed Administrn tors Of said Jacobs estate
md prays that said defendants, and the other
heirs Of said Jacob, may be decrccd TO ma Ike
deed Of conveyance for the land uroresai id -
The said Robert and Ann arc hereby notified
that said petition will come on for final hoarinr
IN the first Monday in April, 1850, at which
time they@can appear and shew cause why the
prayer Of Eaid petition should not be granted
J. D. WALWORTH, Clerk.
Wilson s Smith, Atty.
Oct. Gath, 1e49 SGT. Prs. Fee $1,000. ~
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lEFE INSURANCE.


TEyHE subscribers haye been, appointed A.
-A gents in Dubuque, for the PHcNlx INsu-
RANCE COMPANY, Of Saint Louis, and are pro.
pared 10 receive and forward applications for
policies.
The Company has an ample guarantee CAPT.
tai in addition to premiums. Their terms are
az liberal as those Of any similar Office, and the
insured participate IN the profits of the Com.
pany.
AS an illustration Of tho advantages Of life
insurance, we mention case, which is one Of
many, that might be cited. A clergyman Of
Saint Louis took out policy from this office,
on the 18th Of July, (nltimo) for $4,000 the
premium which was comparatively trifc;
on the 22d of July. the gentleman died Of Che.
lera,. and tho company have paid over to his
family S5. 600.
r. C. & E. Fl. SMITH.
Fl. L. WHITMAN. Medical Examiner.
August 18th, IS49. 49.tf.
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GTent News from California.
YHyHE subscriber having received such
II news as induces him to omigrste, Of.
fers for sale his beautiful residence, situated.
at the corner of 10th and Main streets. Du-
buque. Any one wishing great bargain,
will do well to call soon,
ISAAC N. H1GBEE.
Sept. 18th. 1s49. 2-tf
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LAND WARRANTS!

4 UST reed FIFTY LAND WARRANTS
~ on which n credit Of three years will be
given if required. r. S. WILSON.
October oath. 1919. S-3t E
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Q. S. X. PECK.
Attorney at Law,

WASHINGTON, D. C,
VIZ ILL practice IN the Courts at Washing
w ton, and prosecute claims before the
different Departments, and before Congress
Especial attention will be given to claims 70
bounty Lands, for pay and extra pay for SER
vice in the war with Mexico.
Refer in Dubuque TO
Hon. Geo. w. Jones, Gen. Warner Lewis,
Hampstead, DR.. Fl. Holt,
T. Rogers, II. Emerson,
Col. Geo. McHenry,
and generally to the members of the Bench and
Bar, and to the public mon of the State
His charges viii be reasonable. Letters
should be postpaid Aug. ls49. 49.tf.
JOHN W. CLARK,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Delhi, Delauarecd2 ~. Ioica.
!. y. w. Clark will alsoattend tops wing taxes
for non residents. RI II s s6
Il July 10, lS49.H@ 46.1v 49, {
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SHERIFF SALE.

j. Y. Boone, I'D VIRTUE of an Exccu.
vs.: - ton. To- me directed,
VIM c. S.oddard, issued BY the District
Court in and for the county Of Dubuque and
State of Iowa, against defendant, I will, on the
Oath day of November, A. D lS49, between the
hours Of ten o'clock A. N. and six o'clock P, NJ.
Of that day, at the door Of the Court House, in
said county. expose to public sale the following
described Roal Estate, situate in said countv,
to wit: the west half Of the south. west quarter
Of section twenty.nine (29> township eighty
nine (s9) north, range 9, east Of the 9Th p. NJ.
with all the appurtenances thercunto belong.
ing, to satisfy said writ as am therein com.
manded.
WIN. G. STEWART, sh. # D. C.
Oct II. A.p lS49. st. Prs. Fee 50 50.
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NEW GOODS
NOTEg,HI TO ALL

SUN TO THE GOING DOWN THEREOF!
TTB E undersigned would respectfully return
L. their sincere thanks to the public gcner.
ally, for their very liberal patronage and free
use of their dimes at No. a., for the last ten
years, and we trust, by honest and strict atten
ton to business. cheap Goods, and plenty Of
them, to merit continuance of your kind "a.
vors.
We have spliced the Post-o!fice department
TO the old "A, which adds vorv much to her
size, convenience, and comfort; and while we
have been max ing these extensive arrange.
ments, we have not forgotsto enlarge our mo.
ney bags and safes in proportion. So, come u.
long with your yellow dirt and Mericans, we
have still room for moro OF the same kind.
We arc now receiving our Fall and Winter
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YUyHE subscribers have on hand and offer ,
IL sale
IS Sacks good Rio Coffee.
Is hhds. Sugar Of different qualities.
cask fresh Rice
90 kegs Nails,
10 half chests and boxes Imperial Tel,
Young Hyson and Black Teas.
Grindstones Of various sizes.
june Ia. VIM. LAWTIIER & co.
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TIyE TpT1Tu

II will be soon by looking over our advcrtis-
ing columns, Sloan b medicines have moro Ger.
tifcstes Of cures, than my other medicines I'd.
vertissd This certainly speaks for them 4
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FlSH[O NABLE CLOTHlNG
20 NE 81 Eas )K9y NE .
y Fresh Arrival Of New Goods.

TENHE subscriber is now opening splendid
IL assortment Of Fashionable Goods, suita-
bic for the Spring and Summer Season, con.
sistng Of superfne French, German, and Eng
lish black and fancy colorcd Cloths; French
Doeslin, Fancy and Ribbed Cashmere; Eng.
Black and Fancy Satins, SBacathed and Flor
entine, silk Nesting, and a great variety Of
Linen and Marselles Vestings.
Also, O. well.sected assortment Of white and
fancy Shirts, Collars, Cravuts, stocks, Scurfs,
Suspendcrs, Bra ces. and Hose.
The boyc Goods have been selected with
especial reference to the Spring and Summer
Trade; and the attention Of the Public gener-
ally, is respectfully invited to his Goods. which
will be made to order in the most fashi0nablc
and workmanlike manner. co.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Main-street, few doors aboy q NV aplss House.
June 9Th. l949. 40 en- @ ~
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FEM ALE SCHOOL. 8

''ss FEM ALE SCHOOL.
n SyH 4 SS p. CALD e II hasjuct opened a
lS-H Schoolfor Y ouNG LADIES, in rooms for
Imerly occupied by the land o flee, in the Lang
worthy Block; and respectfully solcts schol-
arg.
TUITION PER TERM OF - WEEKS:
Ordinary English Branches and Sewing, SO 90
Higher do Go do do ST. 90
French a nd Drawing, each $500, Or either. with
all the English branches. 500; and for all the
studies, $40 90. . - ID asa
Dubuque, sept.s12, 1s4a. s3m
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REGULAR PACKET,

Bct,ceea 81. Louis, ST. Peters. and ST. scroir'
A TIE Substantial, light draught
yG ::ci1;Esz:sd steamer CORA, 4. p. GoaMAa.
ssssssss sfiastcr, will run rs a Regular
Packut betWeen the above ports, during the
next seeasonscommsn n cling her trips on The OPEN
ing of ma iga ton.
AHEil 3d,784a d..
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PATRICK TIoRNToN's ESTATE. Z
nHE undersigned have ,obtained Letters
Testamentary Of the Will of Patrick
7 HORTON, late of Dubuque county, from the
Court of Probate of.said county, and will pro-
coed to settle said Estate without dalay,. Of
which all persons interested will take notice.
PATRICK MELADY.
JOHN O'CONNOR.
Executors.
DUBUQUE. Oct. 9, ls49. 6-3t
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VIDE SPREAD CELEBRITY /.
Sloan's Column.--Attention is directed to
Slean's notices in this weeks issue. His me-
dicincs are obtaining widespread celebrity,
and deserve trial.--[ Green Bay Advocate, Wis
April &c, ls49.
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EyRESH TEAS.--3O packages very superior
IL Teas, including some choice Blacks
Country nerchats arc invited 10 examin them.
F.C. ~ ID. II. SMITH.
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SLOAN'S COLUMN,

u All Medicines advertised by w B. Sloan
arc sold on agency by f. F.GiLLEsPIE
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NJ. MoBLEY, Sec'y.
DIRECTORS

SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED.
TF1HE Board of School Directors in School
IL District No. o, Table Mound Township,
Dubuque County, wish to employa competent
Teacher to take charge of the Shoot in that
District. Application may be made to either OF
the subscribers,
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
JOHN O'CCNNOR,
JOHN REGAIN.
Oct. II, 1s49. 7.3t.
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SAI.I

FOR SALE,
A HOUSE and LOT. on the south side Of
IA Third.stfeet, west Of Bluff, and adjoining
tho grounds Of tho Catholic Church.
For terms, apply TO
ALFRED L. BROWN,
At the Surveyor Generals Office.
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DAVID JONES.

DAVID JONES,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
A WALLS himself of this opportunity to 4
IA der his thanks to the citizens of Dubud
for the liberia patronage bestowed upon hill
since his residence among them and humid
hopes by prompt attention to his business, st
to merit proportional share ofthe patrona
of his fellow citizens.
0TSash and Blinds made to order.
Sept I. n52 If. DAVID JONES.
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IRA B. RYAN,
Treasurer md Collector of Jone county.
n. B.-Some one will always be in readiness
TO receive taxes ut my Office, in Anamosa.
Oct. 24,S1S49. Silt. -
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FARMERS HOME.
The Undersigned would rcspectfullyinform
the travelling public. that he has taken the
Houss formerly occupied by Mr.. Horny Pfort-
ser,on Main Street, where hcintendstokc keep
BOARDING HOUSE.
He assures the public, that no efforts on his
part, will beleftnntricdt to give perfect satis-
faction to all who may favor him with their
patronage. The house has undergone thorouhg
repairs, which renders it equal to any in the
City, in point Of comfort and convenience.
Attachodtothe premisesis xccllentStabling. B
In short, every thing necessary to conduct such.
an cstablishmenthaD been provided.
PETER KEN &.
April15, 1916. no 81
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a LlNsEED OIL, TURPENTINEAAND
WHITE LEAD.
4 large stock Of the above goods just re-.
"a ceived and for sale by
e April 18th. T.. II. GlLLEsprE.
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o..s.E Hardy rur..e Mobile; o.'sos Emery Key West
S.sss. s,sss s' d. s:rs :,Gs
syssus Hneilsy. R,ehmcnd ,aylas Arr horiolh nyr.
psaS Hall 1'
ooT:r Nsisi.oa Rsha o.d' rs ns s1isii; Cooley
"a s:s: brig aiss'ais s's is$
har.o sns nal fr Z" two a srss CID Isis ch.s New York
Tc.: supposed for Eastern port 'a'ss but anchored
B.Lrnos March Arr bark Rslsp Maria Crsby. B,s."n
rep r d Say hs o ship Taylor as'1S %
N.reaps GGIhSn.. po'os shp =: anchor Supposed Ma
sd yesterday orins for York having in oonsSs %sSs
s % 1:fis VIM sss ind oh. nso P.ss
% ss S,as, 1srBs. Ss . sa
New :S11 Dsss Sa,s
F.;s. New YER. I wwRs:sy pys
bark Princess Alice ibrj fhiiIpss, Do;
EpeXsrcws March isEAr schr Susan. Russell Nantucket
New Si.: & x.s:
nc.. Grows. St DspiDgo % fsr Boston on
i = % piTs
Cha enas sy:ssss and E.. IL:
81 Jane H
aO% March is.1n s!;s 1i.asn William; Nyorh
Od S.II Rankin, Lawson Lvspoe 'ohi Cora. Brad.
~ x,ss S; s4 a ship: .3 r-%ssss H q Smith
Robert Packer wssiI Portsmouth NH Ap,iaohsola
Jopes Colty NYork Una (Brl Causr Lucia; Delaware
cost H.vpO Wales; brss Wpns0n Do. ois pi.vou.
ly reported John Row,est FAlwel Sautaxo Plan
less Grand Cailou Nancy Bishop Davis Vera eruz
Below coming ship Oscar four ships unknown bark Walter
klvA Barbeet Dixey NYok; Coosa fasa do; orig Clarion
"S TGcss to : S,ss
ship u us and bark Evsrhad Ahp Parthenon 6h inst shp
NASrycxrr. March ship henry A.tor Joy Fan Fran
CISCO sbrs Susan RUSSELL NY0rk Smith Robinson Phad
via kYrh
New HAvrs March i3-Ar brig Atlantic whittlessy. Barba
ker, Rusei do Dennir MeCoy. Nrork Noklis, Thomas
Va Paeec Wright Phiad Shaw, Brennan, do slsop Frank
March ls-Arr brig Albert Pc rkins Cl,rhson Bo
ton In Hampton Roads-BarE Antelope Crosby "a days rom
Narcn s-Ar American Dyer Boston; schr
Pun ADELPHA, March. IA Arr bark Catharine Watts N Or
NYoIk Henrietta Ds.d Bedford ship stephen Iurman
March l3-Arr ship Nsdora Apalaohico
barques Triton, Luce Aobe Desdemona Mersn, Apaach
cola biigs Commodors Cooley nstile Cohen. hathrn do
New York. oops Jas Gorham, Now York via Fall
barque New kpglsnd, v wiliams Apalaonicola
RICHMOND March l3 brig Swiftsure. Stackpoe Aah.
ihia h.y Peck, Dupry NY Sid brig David DunaI
sAIix March baIi Emily Wilder. Mansfield Zanzibar
brig Fawn Rider Cape Words via Holiness Ho Oregon. Ayrss
WMHiNGroN Harch s-Arr schr Abano Pitnhsr Newport
i 10th, Br brig Fanny Cure NYork schr Powell Powell.
nsous Jacinto, ied Baltiuoe 18th, Br brig Challenge
Long days from Liverpool see neel.neoa .chr James
sp HSS sa . MSs.t ~ M . ca %
18th. fehr Elouse Robr son, n York.
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Married.
At st. Louis Mo-, the 10th ult by Archbishop
Ksnrick, JvLIvs p. GAREscHE, u. s. A, to MAMIE,
eldest daughter Of Edward De Laurea OF that city.
Illafi.

Died.
On wednesday, 14th inst after short illness MEL.
cor AUousTus youngest Of Peter and Ann Bergen,
OF 0owsnus, aged years and 10 days.
the fu neral without further Invitation this (Frday)
afternoon at o'clock from the residance Of his fA-
tber Sd avenue and 22d street, Gowsnus.
On Thurdsy, 18th int, RI pA ANNA, wife Of Lewis
J. White, in the SD year Of hsr age
The friends Of the family requested to attend her
funeral from her late residence, No II North Moore
street. Friday 10th inst at half past O'Clock M:
On Tuesday morning, 18th inst, st his residence 1t
Blooming dale JOHN II. HsrLAND Of this city. In the
10th year Of his age
is relatives and friends, and those Of the family
furtt invitation from his late residence No. % St.
MARKS Place 9Th street, on Friday tho 10th inst ct
4 o'clock, M.
Al Albany on the 18th inst JAMES II. CRANE.
On Wednesday morning, March 18th, Of osnsump.
uoD, sged "a, THOMAS, Of Thomas Finn, Esq, who
has bee Tor many years connected with the press OF
New York.
The deceased was a very amiabls and promising
young man and possessed, In eminent degree, ali
those geoe qualities which calculated to en dear
person to his relatives and acQuainance 1t Is truly
msnts cut OF At such early age, and We are surs
his bsresved parents will have the sympsthies Of all
thofs who know them for their sad eayemsnt
Yesterday evening. March 18th, JANE SHIELps wife
Of James KsnnAven aged 27 years, 4 months and 10
days.
frieI ds Of the family generally invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence l76 Madison street
ON to- Donow Saturday afternoon, at lay O'Clock
On the evening OF the 10Th inst, CAmoLiss AUou,-
Ia wife Of Andrew Mickle, in the 3sth year Of her
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nARITImk IsTELLIans n


Port OF New YORK, March 16. ls49.
N anks.. l2i a.ovr s~r~ ...........
IN srrs .......... 81 Tsu vArRR.......... l ~
Clsarsa.
gbip-Oswegc Iurersoll, New Orleans Stanton.
BAri-John uike RayIev. Bavana Buck -
Br g1 an eta, Tus Sierra Leone CegeT DR. Hitch
eocf ll~s Cbagrr, Hosey harrs stephens, Hntch,s
sp Boehvils rlorence fendeton, Wilmington Prospsr
Danish). Behr Baltimore.
setIsksr (Br Tyrel Bslifaz, Ms Hunter %; Miran
DE- Paine Savannah Tooier SMITH John Foster Andeuou
Eashtop Pierson o Mscagsnoe Chanb rsn Beaufort
NC; Mary Ann BiAehmsn. Philadelphia; Camnrdgs Lacy
Ammh Si0wei AID trVton, Kinsmas, Boston-
Arraveu.
snp Csmtna Hall Liverpool Dec and Lond0 0nierry IS
~. W, nus sbd ~ st-crsse psengers TO Irwin.
nIi.. to vst rtopa Stsnley, New Greaoa -
dsyt VIZ more 10 1rundy March lat "a a. lon II
$40 9s boston s Ion "a spoke BRIG Phe aiz Coak
hem bsvabh lfeb 2zl Of and for Boston -
iays Ter Iroyidenes. Hha Nor'o'A
Shr Lspsstt slser. Au1 Csya, 20 days. with md., 10 IN.
n askr. - ' N'' w 'ae
Br br Mary Thorne Haifsx days with ma,e IA u,n,.
Br schf fbittls duteLirsn. Hslifss ms days
fckr Octan Qutsr smith, virtA days boux 4. nosor
yst 10 Oh accour OF nesd winds 'S
scbr 4 ebt Smith Rob psoD Nsntushet
4ehr Gen y reD, Witham, Thonsston.
bohr CbaI'erte Foster Thcmaston.
robr Hnrd Piigbur,. 1honstton.
fthr lease Aehcrn sylveser, Thomsson
Soi Y isIer dor r,roirtn 1hutnsstoa
essg Lss >.l-s.~.s, sss....Sa-
eshs Cssds Ia cnb, Thsnss;0n
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.
STOCK SALES.

BAIrxonr =. March L. Stock Board-f5OO Maryland ser
sas more - g Ss = Ms a. ~ IS h.; o
:s.s nss Ga,: fs
s.n l:sss @ % d. g. ssnsS ssn 5 1ass
s:%. Ss' ss:assssss;s sSs..i: G e.: .ss
Is SSe g -: = 81 4 o g A. ss 81
.sr loan ~; la ,h' su'aushsnsah y.al o. M lis DO
= ss.s s?
S.s, c Ce.i Scrip b % Sss,s Jana,
ssn.s % s r. as 81 o S sstSSns sSSS U Dc;
& j:Tss s,sSs ;;s
sS DEL S.sa g. M &C wnsson sa Sass
i sss LIE AsS Rsssy: 49, sssS Rail
Bosror. March Brokers Board.e shares Old Colony
ssfsst C. w fs s.s. s %
do Dc:ter and srcsster Railroad lo6 70 do DO bS
s.'iS sss'H * ss1s 'sssa
1sa1s Hsss ~ % sS.r. Rsssins e R.'e. AZ Sfs
s:s $
:s;s
B'iS. s1s
ss! .s7i sis Amc:as.s ~ Sf.eIaIn c.npsDy
< S.g vn: s.BS Bs & unss S sn & Nils $780,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHrLApELPBIA, March Is. P. M-The wet weather
still continues to operate unfavorably business and
but h and sps both Of
limited character Corn meal and rye nour quiet at
yesterday rates whest 10 dropping; small sales Of
fair quality are nakisg 1T 1880 for white, aud 1000
for red. Corn much hrmer at 63s for southern ysl-
low, with salss Oats southern worth 300 Cotton
without movement. Seeds without change. Gin
sene, to extent Of 46 900 lbs sold st $50 300. for
crude and o6o for clarified whi.key is rather droop-
tain former rates.
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windbound 81 daya
cosI Feb 2ship Mississippi Bryan. for Baltimore, about
HAvArA March Brig Chas 4. .rshaw Bslcher from Charss
ton, srr lst schr Somers. Watson, do do.
yAcnEI, Feb 4-brs vuiure. Burditt, from Boston.
Dr. HELErA Jan ship Angelo. Gore, from Calcutta for
Boston.
ZANBAR Dec l6Brs Potomac Bates from Salem 98 days
about Dec Margaret Ann Ballard, from New York
Iah arYl
The New York herald., 1849-03-16

MARCH lS-winS, 81 su..risa NE; at meridian NE; at
eet NE
The New York herald., 1849-03-16

eotf yosey b Tarwell Alexander, ThonastCn-
Schr nsht-Is, Phil iIs Thomaston-
eckr &c raj. II tgewisk, Thomskton.
sthr william, Swett Portland.
schr ssYah Yam. sn oil, Salem.
sebr FTieI a. -. Boston.
echr . rnela Fahlin Roston.
eehr Com plisnce sesis Bostou
etbr Al pTeIetis, Bloridre, boeten
Sohr hseup. A len. Plymouth
actr Fptx CsoI~r, Frederick sburg for New bedfeH4
Sebr Borstt Padd<fcrd Taunton.
ecbr =. %. Allen, Hsrwieh.
B hr A Lorell Lerell, New London.
rcI Mail Rice. New Haven.
fIocp vixsnt Heath. Newport
Floop q 9 Falmouth. Barlow, sandwich.
Sloop & rreiar, Bsr~w Ss' de- ich
Sloop New Yorb Stone. New Haven.
eloop vii ard Baker, Warren. HI.
Bark A Chsse from Cardenn with mdse 10 J Fsvlox
Also lsrk and two b,gs.
stesmshp Crescent City, ChassG
Parh Carolina. for Charleston was towsd cut the river BY
steamer Santee but did 80 TO
The vessels outward bound reported yesterday In
the bay have not owing the head winds ck
weather..
March l6-winS, 81 mnrsA NE; u meridian, NE; ct sm
sst NE
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-08-25

ten, became standing subject of mirth in
Persimmonville first circles, and from there,
spread all over the Observation-Disclosures
they appeared afterwards, the female part
OF the population became epidemically
afflicted with kind Of convulsve litter !
In revenge, Dick Barstow, Esq, composed
doggerrel song, in which he embodied
his views on courting widows, and Widow
Waggles in particular, and this circulated
clandesinely through the settlement. The
burthen of it was as follows: .... ..... ,.