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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10

W
T IL. Curtis, is at now under the charge and
perintendence Of the owner, and will re-
celve IN all its departments his devoted and
particular attention. The rooms are spa
clous and we'll ventiated and the general
arrangement of the House such as must
give satisfaction even to the most fastidi-
lons' The patronage of the travelling pub
lie and others is solicited and those who
may soIourn at this establishment NAV re-
y upon receiving every attention and COM
fort, usua ly found at any other house in the
west, and every eXertion will be- used to
contribute towards the enjoyment of the
guests, and to make the house, IN fact, in
ferior to none West of the Alleghanies. The
healthy, romantic and beautiful location of
Dubuque and vicinity;--the abundance of
game--the variety Of amusing and whole
some pursuits which present themselves,
together with the extensive and novel field
for mineral, geological and botanical spcci-
mems and researches, render this q most
desirable point for our southern friends to
renovate and enliven body and spirit during
the summer months, No location on the
Mississippi can combine so many adyanta-
ges, of health, curiosity and amuse ment. In
proof ofthis we confidently invite all to
come and see for themselves. Come espe
cially and try whether the NAPLES House
will not confer all, and even more than is
promised. Feeling confident that no per
son will leave dissatisfied with the FARE;
the price shall certainly be no cause of com.
plant .g:EE a&t &u 20 i@gaI 7ssa9@ 57-aa
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10

Al0nso ChiM] A"sa Far, Jr. 70. W. Chih
CHILD, FARR & CO.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.
No. 147, Mainstrect, st. Louis, Mo-.
(TilRD DOOR NORTH OF THE BANK OF MISSOURI
A RE now receiving and opening, for Spring
a Trade, the largest and most extensive as.
sortment of Hardware ever before purchased
Tor this market. Our English Goods arc all of
our own importations, direct from the manu-.
facturcrs themselves; and our American Goods
are purchased from manufacturers at the low.
est cash prices; which will enable us to sell
them as low as they can be bought in any of
the Eastern cities We feel confident that we
can sell you goods at such prices as will fully
Justify you i'll purchasing hero. We ask YOU
to give US a trial. =
Among our stock may be found, in part, the
following articles, viz: -,
1900 dozen Waldron 8 & other Grass, Grain.
Hemp and Bramble scy,hes;
600 dozen Scythe Sna1hs; ~ " 81
300 groce Soy the Stones and Rifles;
6OO dozen Hay and Manure Forks: g.. Us. y
200 do Sickles; 500 doz. haudlcd Hoes:
4aooo o DO Ames'. Rowland's y other Spades
600 do Hames; 300 doz. orse Collars: ;.
1000 Weavcrs' Reeds;
6Oo doz. Collins, Simmons Nason's and
other Axes; s@"E~
200 do do GcfG do g. other Hatch:.s:
500 do Coffee Mills; 300 Mill Saws;
500 Cross. Cut Saws; 1000 doz. curry combs;
5000 lbs. Brass Kettles and Pals ~ asf-t
800 dozen Tea Kettles @na"ais '7%1 ~
T.. 70, casks Ok and Log Chains; 10 " 5sa
100 do Trace Chains;' elj ~"F aG"a
..a. SO do Sad Irons; aa9f "rs7z
e.f 40 do Carolina Hoes; ,tG@@a q
10 do Hooks and Hinges, hgd922
.a e DO. Mouse hole and other Anyils,
1000 lbs Wrought and Horse Nails; = =
800 dozen Sheep Shears; aisai
500 do Knob Locks and Latches; hi,'
500 do Thumb Latches; IS y 37al3
10000 groce Wood Screws; s@afaa
1000 dozen Cast and Wrought Butts;
300 DO Drawing Knives; ,ai, &
as 800 groce Table Cutlery; 5sF aot3m
1000 dozen Pocket Knives; -
5000, dozen Pocket knives;ee sa%
500 do . Rogers and WostenholIn's
Pen Knives; aeta}
1900 do Butcher and Shoe Knives;
Il 300 do Razoss and Strops;
500 dqs Scissors and Shears; aab aa8
5000 al Perscussion Caps. ia sassi5si
tia ALSO, ta5Hi3
A large variety of Goods suitable for the In
dian trade. i493SsI lssa
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Smiths Bellows; Screw Plates; Vices;
Siedge Hammers; Counter Scales; Platform.
Balances .a, Planes and Carpenters' Tools Of
every Dissertation; Coopers' Tools Of Kolp's
and Mccoy mannfactare; NesdIesi But.
tons; Hooks and Eyes. Fishhooke and I.inss;
Marbles Flints; titles; Shot Guns; Pistqis,
9 variety ofGun 1'finatni ngs 4 slsa s's5 \
ALSO, SOLE AG ENTS FOR E2s|
WEIGH y Griffiith's (Boston) as and so inch
Circular Saws for Portable Saw Mills, ~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10
Y W ar nNz n {, .
For sd lc at

A LII persons hereby notified. tln a
n tain note, signed by me, payable Oct. a.
l940, to P. G. White, for the sum OF Two Hun
drcd Dollars, was fruudulenty obtained, that
the consideration therefor has entirely failed,
and, and will therefore never pay it
II. G.. HIGBY.
April, 10Th, 1S49. 80 St
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10
1000 cases Of General Debility and wa

M#.1naa
Consumption Cured. A5
Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption can Be cured III
chitis Consumption. Ltcer Complaint, Colds, Catad
Cnnghs asthma, Shifting Hood. Soreness in the Gu
Hectic Flush, Night s,oeats, Difficult Or Prefuse
rscfcratior, Pain in The Side &C., haze been and can
cErfd
q rspitiag blood. Ii
u = r gNe,o York, april %, 1871
On. TowNsEND.-I verify believe your sarsapar
has been the means through Providence, of saving
life. have for several years had bad Cough. II
came worse and worse. AT last | raised large qual
ties Of blood, had night sweats an: greatly dcbil
ted and reduced, and did not expect TO live have q
sod your Sarsapnrilla short time, and there has
IermI change heen wrought in | aale to wi
all over the city ! raise no blood and my cough
len You well imagine that thankful
these results. Your ubeIirnt servant. ..gE--
WIN. RUSSELL. G5 Catl,arju d
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3 49, -
aSuA 49,
NJ Ar RIEn,

On Monday the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Il. S. Norris, Mr.. ORLANDO MGR ANEY
Publisher and Proprietor Of the Democratic
Telegraph. and Miss MARY E. HILL, all Of
this City.
Thus are we again admonished Of the
unce rtainty of life
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10
~ T.. XeyasNsVOs'gAaU.
No. 80, MAIN-STREET, DUBUQUE.

AS on hand the largest Stock Of Fresh
L q Goods. at Wholesale and Retail, offer cd
in this market, and will be constantly receiv.
Tag supplies from St. Louis and Eastern mark.
ets--some Of them are as follows.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10

March 13, 1919.
r ISF Of Letters
IL Office at Dubu,
Adams, John
Allen, w. p.
Allen, W m.
Aidrich, W. w.
Athdens, II. T. 2
Anderson, Mrs. Eli!
-Amidon, Henry 2
Apsee, Isac
3
Baker, Walter 2
Baker, Mis- Mary 2
Barnard, Daniel
Bankson, John
Baden, DR.. James
Barlow, Mr..
Benson, Job
Beetam, j. d.
Beetam,M Miss Il. G..
Blessing, A.
Blean, Louis
Black burn, Thomas
Burgdorf, Ferdinane
Barner George
Brasford, 2. A.
Brown Mr..
Browning, A. S.
Cass, Miss C.. A.
Carroll, Mich.
Clark, Joseph
Glen, Jeremiah
Clark & Hall,
Chambers J. S.
Chapron, John
Coct, Daniel
Cole, Charles
Cox, John
Cock, John
Costelow, lathe W
Cox, Asa
Conwell. John
Conner, r.
Cooper, A.
Conner, 7.
ConnoIe, Daniel
rhomas
Co-tz, Miss E|iz.
Connely, Bridge
J osly, James
Conway, Patrick
Glove, A ndrcw
Cress, Jacob
Cress, Mil.
Culver, EbcneZcr
John
Daggct, William
Dawson, lsac
Dagger, Madison
DERRICK Robert
Dihkeler, Christian
Donaldson, War.
Donovan, jeremiah
DribelbE, Jacob
Duherst, Solomon
Durbin, christopher
Dunn, Pat
Dugan, Lanvance 2
Essen, Miss Sarah
Edwards, Mrs. Cat
Ed wards, Richard
EigDney, Lemon
Eifess. Paul
Elliot, los.
En- glish, A nthony
Evans, Il. W.
L
Faler, John
Finley, Margaret:
Flanders, J. l.. u. ::
Funston. Andrew
Fuller, Horace
Gantner, John
Gilmore, G.. a.
Glass, Manner
Gourdie, John
Grace, r. A. ?.
Gray, w. B.
Gray, John
Graham, John
Gray, Rensselaer,
Gregory, r. r.
Haivengton, Dennis
Harmon, r. c..
Harvey, N. j.:
Halercorn, A dam
Harmon, Philip
Harrison, Miss NJ.
Hannan,M
Haum, Matthias
|tanen, Thomas
acnn, John
Hess, Anton,
Higgins, Joel
Hicks, Capt. T..
iirsh liost
Iimstedt, Earl
Kitchen, vii.
Holland Dan.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10

o. All the Medicines advertised by w. B..
Sloan, arc sold on agency by Il. MASON.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-04-10
W APL ES HOUSE!
DUBUQUE IOWA.
I'd. AMBER SON.

3n.mA THIS large and commodious Ho
ffssnzIss1R tel, located on the corner of Main
|ssssE& and Second streets, in the city of
sEzggxMn.EaaGasA DUBUQUE Town. former!v kent hv
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sppr.soh. as by that means they then have csn
sur a. lri slaves
talked II lts total absence OF s-lf toTb'nr-
sncs any plsiDts their p-rs~outors Ia warmly
spplsuded. ard may yet cause the ministry to relax
tkeir stronghold of those political martyrs ~ il sad
that the sailed under sesird orders AID tht H. Is
though the captain carries out prop,-sl tn b. made
" he aches the latitude ia wsich ne breaks
the zeal of h. command that they shall expatriats
themselves from Britsh s"i tor ever.
Markets
LorroS MoStr MAsKEt July "A. 2AP The money
market ID London opened This Mug under alb
the that Of yesterday rhree per ;ant on
sole tn mon,y dav changing hand, ut s3is as3H;
do epe,i Z, July II s$S eA div >otn ny, wss,sra
Western, "a 84H Ths marke. for ks lwsy stock
heavy.
PARIS FxIpAy Nsos, July rs On the Bourse to day,
there IL ab-rnce OF political exctemeot and ths
MARKET about the saiue appearance A. at the close
IN Thursday night at the hour ! wrote. Ewes.
money, SSf Is; Account $50 Isl Threes 5h rs: Gank
OF France. z2D7 90; Exchange on London at Thurs
day b rates.
LlysRpooL CoTror MARXEr. 2 30 p Nth. IN ,rket
has closed besvy but steadily at change in prices
The taes siinated nj 5000 bales, Of which 100
Among the sales are 700 american aud $40 r-rntm
and \ aranhsm at o 53x: 700 Egyptian 81 ~; 100
Suist 80 A. % Sea island ga lid per
L,v..pnaL Cons MARKEr, July IA There is but lit
tie dirg in breadstuN~ this morning The weather Is
magnificent apd the market prospects most satisss
tory Prices are, however. quite urn, aud for all d.
scrpti' otgran aud grain produce yesterday rates
this days quotations.
busiDess gong tsrSara The trade IL hrm aud rather
price, being paid for wheat barley ana oats
MANcHrs1kK Gosps Yam, MARKET, July IL -
The activity observable IN the early part OF the week
In bo printing cloths aud yarns was rather ahatsd,
snd buyers do not to-day exhibit much desire 20 pay
the advanced rates which holders require Spacnla-
tori sl,o lees derrous of operating IN the
teia At time the market il steady, and .
good business going forward
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CITY TRADE REPORT

khIDAY. July 27-6 Y. NJ
There very thin attendance of merchants on
,ci aupe to day A large Der absent ia the
cuup ry aud the week drawing close Others
are preparing "a Nv IN Temporary flight The -four
maj prese nt-d ked change aud the general
features II the make remained about the samu. with
a moderate demand to complete cargoes amt for the
home trsde Southern bauis were more solve and
prices trm kys hour Wa scarce aud III good demand
NJ trim prices Meal WAS steady and Ia fair demand
There was but u moderate denaud for wheat, AID
prices nominal Corn WAS IN light supply, aud
IN good drmAud plete cargoes Rye wsS better.
with email sales arrive, al al advance Oats we're
tIm, and in good d. maud Pors duh aud prices
Inclined 10 drop Beef vas quiet aud trm Cut meats
were IN good demand and The market buoysnt. WITH
RAJ her doing. Lard was rather more scsive and
the market hrm butter and cheese ~ers quiet,
without marked change in prices Sugars we're In
better demand but sai.s we're moderate Coffee sonti
pusd steady with good trade doing considering the
81 sson Of the year Cotton Wa hrm At the advance.
Asnss were quiet, bus nrm, At 50 s11. for pots and
SO for pearls.
Bn.Apsl YRS Flo,~--The sales footed up about
5U0 bills IN various srparsts lots at ~ 81 20 Tor
sour; "a liz ~ 37h for tine aud uniu- pected oe-
binary, Stat. and EASTERN ut 81 IS u ~ SIN oom-
mon State and mixed Western at ~ SIX ~ " /;
straight State and good Michigan at 81 e+s IS good
Ohio and favorlte Indiana at s. y IS 12R pure &C.
n.see ut So v64 a SO l2h; fancy Ohio and state at
So % ~ SIS 56h; extra Ohio A. 81 6?f = - sTh and
extra Gepee. at st 50 30 OF the above, soms BOO
barrels made Tor export chiefly confined t. sour
and tine OF south.rn. some 20O bbls s1d At
So e5 Baltimore and AL. xaudra aud nj IS 81 for
Georgetown Rye Fsor-Saiss " 4oo bbls. ma 10
Of New Jersey NJ 81 ~ from store aud 100 do.
good 81 ate at So ts,< Whsst-Ssi-s of 1850 bushels
good upper ISt es were made on priva's terms Rye
Sales at too WO bushels were made to arrive In .
wr,k dsyss 5So aud small lots In the lp
sold the price. Corn Tue sales in tho sggrs
gait reached about rs eoO bushels st $40 5Sc. for
Western uixed ard hhhsc Tor Western yellow. aud
5shc . 6Oc for round Northern aud Jersey yellow
CoI1os Holders being very irm At an advance OF
y. and In some cssss siDcs the Europs's sdvces,
the sales have barely reached GO bales Quotations
are Is follows
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IL 400 bales
.nshss 49, There IL slight improvement to notice in
New ork potash, which last week might have besn
obtsint d al 90 bSt would tch to-dsy 4sf 90. At
this rate. ~ bbIs haze iouDd buyers. 10 arrive W
bls have been sold at Ar 90 Lassn remain. nomi
nal 46t 10 AFT ue quote pearl ash a. 0Uf Tor ~
hl'g sDn,es du'y paid put nothiug doing. We have
received 80 bbls. potash per Ducnesse de Orleans
Bees Stationary bu prices very steady AZ quo
tati,ns We have pc.iNed trui New Orleans 20 CASKS
per Jacques site, and bbls from ST Domingo, 6y
Marie.
L~,d - We notice slight improvement In this arti-
clio 100 bbs AMERICAN having found buyers ~ 50f per
90 hi DUTY paid hOairi,als
Oh--1 h. hne weather leads Us 30 presume that our
next transaction takes place. Nothing doing ia either
whale. palm. Cocoa OH We have received VI TINS
latt tr description So oaks via dars-illss
hicr-a iurtb.r DECLINE has taken place IN TINS
Icle port owing TO the considerable
supp leh received islely The rheoted were liY
ti.I aIulIua rice at 25f 15c and small lot Of
choice rice about 20 tierces, fetched 2Sf Nothing
dong In last ibdIs the price of carolina rice varies
fl on, al "a 2of per 90 Kill. duty paid our stock ID
New ! ork, per thu Duchesse a Orleans
TaHop We notice some sai.s in Russian tSllow, to
arrive Tor nbrr aud ab ut 2uO casks
At 5sf to 6Sf 6tc.. oUl cases aud barrels bueuos
AyJes have found buyers NJ 55f 5Vc per 80 XII duIy
paid Nothing doing IN americau " e have received
lot bbls. New Orleans ,alio~ Tor Acque Latte
HhatJ0hr W To receive cacn We. X souie
fT,sh suppes, which keep pficts down 500 Nil North
been dispossd of AT zz2f Doc per SO XII
to quality We have received 40 bnndss from New
lork, BY the Duchess Orleans, ANA 90 do from ,n
don. by tho Coiumbine Our stock IL sstinizIvu ~
" 90 kilOgranInes, at least
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srn,s, TO Miss Co,sslr. 4. Hipos-, daughter u
Enoeh Hidden, Esq all 81 thi, city
Died,
At Hyde Park. yesterday. 27th, ofs disease of the
heart. MANN LouIss only child of Thomas Andrews, o
Her r.nsips viii arrive per STEAMBOAT Aida this az
tpoop four O'Clock a. the foot OF Robinson ttreat
from whence they will he conveyed to Greenwood
Cemetery The friends Of the family la vlt-d TO At
tend, without further invitation
ON III. 2tth inst. ct the prevailing epidemic D.us
Thomas baive OF Wales, In the 10th yrar OF has age
HE rcnainswi be taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery TOR
iBt.im,Dt
or the prevailing epidemic MANI jazz, aged 20 yYsrs
vii. VI Alexander De La blootagDiv
1be friends ard acquaintance Of the family srs re-
specially invited to attend the fuusrs I'M. muru lug
(Sstufaay) at nine o'clock from her late resdsn0e,
2s5 Second street. near Avenue 4
OF paralysis in tn. 6sth year Of her age, Mrs Avs
to1TEtiL. widow VI w JOitrrl layer Cork, ireland
u Al n Dartmouth s.'. on The s',e ,o-s apt l'.a'
On the zl,h inst Mr. JosS rsrLoH of this city aged
CO years
neral ir,n the hou.- Of his Lawrence FAY 1s3
lr'ytb street On the 2sth int at i've o'clock. "
% the prevailing epidemic. assr As wife II James
Nhuluck aged ~ years. montbs. sud Is days
The fiebus uf the family vail ples'e stt-nd her fn
deuce, 6 sulbrry street saturday afternoon 18th
Juy ~ half pact tso 2. M The Histslsid papers -il
on The eth inst. Madame L,pi. Jaoor, . native ~
ssitz rsnd ssed 90 year. sod months, .f1or snort
but severe illness
III. friend Of her con. Charles I'd .ard Jacot aud
those 81 the firm q acct LOurvoisi-r. a Co.
sJcetfuly invited 20 attend her funeral this morning
a. ten click firm her late residence No Union
place, tObVser, n. j.
On tIic@y, the 9th inst, Of dy.eotery, Mira M,a-
Csr,t a. wIfc IT James ". Ayrvs
he irsods Of ia. family also the members ~ Ne
chanics' I-igr. L. %. ~ %. respectfully invited
20 tend her iuD-rs this day Saturday, at three
ocitok irum her mothers tyre Lsnbrrti Residence,
2S5 ID iancy str-,t
In Philadelphia, on the 2sih Instant. DA>tsL J.
DrsHoNu, for many years Jpusu evsral of the It-
Ian States to Phnadrlphs
on 1buIs,sy sv,ping July Goth, ELlE, NissounRi,
oloses osuehsr Of sobR " H4d sarah L. Brady axsd
years, 10 months, and 10 says
On The I'D inst, Miss SrLVs SyNNgRFIrLD, aged GO
years
I,r RENAME inferred the 23j, In the Trinity
Cemetery. NsnbattsDrile.
Un tiidsy the Zth inst, after short Illness, JsBs
IL IUttNTJFr aesd % ltafs
The frtndr sud scqUSntsnces Of the fam, are
fItcifuiy invited To attend his fuBcf. ths DAY (Ss-
tUICayD at ten. ~ from his late Residence ~ ssth
stftet. u Stb
Gu fnday. gfth inst. at sac ressrnce OF Alexander
Nssteitun last hester 81 con-UnpttrU in hrr x7th
ytar. JOstPHf vile of ". Wa. terp,n deceased,
sid dnug htrr ~ the late VIM Peer
TIC fft bds Of the family aud her brothers, VIM p.
aBu be Witt P.ck respectfully invited attend
b,f funeisL at East Chester, to-day t>atu,dsy) at
twelve cck srs leave City Hall st half past biss
a. ~. ard carriages uii be IN waiting az Tucksha,
returning at a quarter rast three 2. NJ.
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Rome.
Accounts from Rome state that General Oudiuot
had cent the k.ys OF the city 10 the Pope
The tone Of the Paris Journals respecting the
tiop Of the ti-pch 81 Rome IL very contradictory The
More rays that the declsrton OF the state OF siege
T. an sct OF great tyranny the part Of Oudinot or
else exhibits necessity for his providing for the
Romans and We arm by late accounts that the
prtcnutiOn taken has not been sufficient sev-a of
tie French sennels have been poignsrded la ths dead
OF the night The DeJsis sxtols the wisdom Of the
The Dani.h War
Later advices from Berlin assert With co fdence
what the very recent hostitics b. tween the parties
L. deny that the de pute b.t~eea the Danes and
sebls wig ost.ib. II far way IL s,ttem-nt ADD
thst the blockade would be- raised about the 10th
inst As however the Ttmss remarks, these state
ments need to be received with great caution
Baden.
The --latest accounts before Ra-tadt state that
the b, IA dncnt continued The place still held cut
at the --latest moment We have Intelligence thai hos
tiili,s are raiiy suspended between Denmark aud
rrussis The treaty Ia said TO have been sigusd the
It'll init.
France.
Lyrvo,, Saturday. July H.
ny Paris sdvicer, dated yesterday We learn that pc
ttiops are In course ~ preparation la several to~ns of
the department of SonDe, praying the Leyi-lstiys Az
s,nsiy 10 Increase the import duties cotton and
thread twist, sell upon all cotton and in-as u
featuring towns arc 10 . very distressed state
Ab insrcticnsry spirit Is again msoif.-ting Itself
,d.parment 81 fsvIeJ Al the latter number OF va
suig,n's psradeo the streets, shouting "Nvs Lsdru
ko,nn'- tb.y we're dispersed with difficulty a.
~, :, ,ne .v-ns .ne o,y vas oAs sou,s Nsposoa
-. n'os 'ne's c'l-ioh %, ~ee" tne olssn-"te
ny ,,,s, 49,, ,o.n , Nv ~ msu' oss"',y, ~ 80
-. 49, ,a xy,,,a,,, ~. ~, ''' ~ ~ =" 1s
- A.. .,..-. 49, - -. -. ,-,,.
-, az ~. -. ~ 80. P, " 49,, 49, 1900
,a"-t =. - 49, '0' " INV" -" '0''1 A"A'
800" -. ~,y A.. -, , - a., -
~. " w :, ""'nk cOnr.r's''e honuou msrnihs -
IeIs W 10y sA'ss INN, ~ hisf. cVu'empis~s hsh
ms '" s.u. su.iiJi ~ ~. W t"r " n,"s
=" m rI,nun "" r"'u ne YIN neAo AiNse nu""rr
VI me NAuoLs ouMo anu humnts u' the hrgissuvo
assnasy, ~sO VIII A,h 'ss'e W Ao's"oe i'Oul ta.,r
uui's s"u Prucseo W h"nuun y, masse sno "susr 70
Wv "," sV'e'"B" ''e fe"e"V" eAP1esS"" VI '"e''
H'"sbo r,
. 800 Co. -. a.. -
prnHs 'ei'erai ms COMMUNICATION Naee- tns
49, F" ILLUMINATION "hu o''u r'..'eo s"'hs to -sJ
'ps' =" 'ne Jay ~ w" usparturr Z" VOC G"t"f' vas
I"'iH'o IN L"nu"h 'bst ihs h"us-u h"'uS nsa oJ
t"u'e ,o'o' u''ermiosd upon the ihteFPo.'' "" pl
~ ti@bu !" prevent Tue rtst"rsu"us VI IN. " IN Nv.
nhPhS p"~er snd that the Common, hsd ss'W.s
tbe D. pc Iotu Nbo hsd tue sa~co' 'ese he
evu &c fhs'sin' IN NJ posiu-n
I'VE ave ttl- a. " was sven 10 us Ihoss Whe
encore 10 beie'e ~, map DO ." III. hEnaLD.I
Ireland.
LuGErooL. July i4-IPN
We arc iust In poe-ersion ct some very late and
rather portant news from various Earts III the slater
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FsrIcHls were without material change whie the
efernes we're light The engagements for Liverpool
were barrels Of -four, IL cd To Havrs, cotton
taken al Nc by the packet of the 3th pruximo
Provisions Pork Sales Of 800 barrels made at
Sll Tor m.ss; and 800 do. prime, at sYa Ssh Beef
urm, but quiet at SIS 90 n s+ Tor mess, prime
held at Sl3 Cut Neats-Szles OF l5O barrels
saltt shoulders and hams private terms Lard
better with ssi.~ OF $50 barrels aud tieroes, prime
quality a. 7e Butter was less sctive Mt 7o iOs for
Ohio; ana 100 lac for Western. Chec-o selling
at 20 atrc