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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
DENTAL, SURGER1

nR. I. B. BRANCH, (Galena, III would
lJannounce to his friends and patrons in Du-
,uque, thut he has removed his Office to the
f. ont rooms in the new building corner ofMain
and Hill streets, over the ST, Louis store, and
cross corner from the America II House.
Those who visit Galena for neutrality-suspicious.,
arc respectfully invited to give him call
Examination made and advice given cheerful.
ly and gratuitously. ap4n30
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

DOCTORS SPRAGUE & !IORR,
AVING formed Il copartncrsh and per-
Il u macntly located in Dubuque, respectful
tender their professional services to the in
rahitants ofthe city and surrounding country
They arc prepared to practice medicine and
'4rgcry in general; and will treat on the most
pprovcd principles deformities of the FEET,
LIPS, EYES, &c, requiring surg ca aid.
Special attention will be devoted to diseases
Of women and children and TO chronic u fec
tons generally.
N3-Olfice on NJ lin street, 2 doors north Of
he Post office. Residence on Locust street,
one door north OF the Methodist Church.
nS4 JOSEPH SPRAGUE.
ASA HORR
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCTOR C. KOEPFLE,
TRESPECTFULLY tenders his profession
al services to the citizens of Dubuque, and vi.
entity. He may be found at all times, when
not professionally engaged, at his office, on the
corner Of Fourth and Locust streets.
Dubuque, Nov. 9TH, 1916. 8.tf
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
HDHsY GOODS.
DAVID JONES,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

A1[CII EC AMI Do ILDEN,
A WALLS himself Of this opportunity to ten
IN der his thanks to the citizens Of Dubuque
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
since his residence among them and humbly
hopes by prompt attention to his busin css, still
to merit a proportionatc share ofthc patronage
Of his fellow citizens.
OrTSash and Blinds made to order.
Sept T. n52 IT, DAVID JONES.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
J. w. FLINT, Secretary. ...a'

}. w. FLINT, Secretary.
Iowa u. S. SENATORS. We are reioi-
ced to learn from the Chicago Tribune,
Of the 10th, which friend has forward
ed us, that the Iowa Legislature has cho-
sed Gen. C. Dodge and Gen. G. w.
Jones as its representatives in the U. S.
Senate. Iowa has now two good, sound,
and reliable democrats to represent and
protect ner interests, and to aid the demo-
cratic majority in the senate. Both Mes
Sis. Dodge and Jones are cmphatically
western men. They we're born and bred
in the great, free West, and have risen
to their, present elevated position through
the influence Of their talents and sound
principles, and not, as is sometimes the
case in the old States, by means of wealth
and other adventitions circumstances
Both Of them, too, have had considerable
Legislative experience. Gen. Jones was
the first delegate in Congress from Wis
consln Territory, when it embraced what
is now the States Of Wisconsin and Iowa,
and the territory Of Minnesota. and he re-
presented it ably for three years. He
was one Of the most successful delegates
any Territory has ever had, and but for
his unfortunate connection with the Ora
yes and Cilley duel, would have been
gain returned. Gen. Dodge was the first
democratic delegate from the Territory
of Iowa, and by his eloquent, manly indie
pendence and interchangeable business hab-
its, secured the confidence and respect of
all parties at Washington. lie represent
ted Iowa as her delegate four years, and
If public sentiment had been honestly and
properly represented, he would have
been elected to the Senate last winter.
AS democrat, and as citizen Of the
west, we are rejoiccd that our sister State
has done so we'll for herself, her country
and the democratic party.-Waukesha
Wis. Dem.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

GNUFF-Marshall's cel ebrat Rappec and
- Macabec snuff, for sale by
n37 B. J. O'IIALLORAN.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

California Mineral Treasurer.-- A
gentlemen, who has spent some years of
his life in Mexico, has sent US a cunmu.
nicaton, the substance of which is, that
in 1910 he was in the city Of Mexico.
while there he heard much Of the exis-
tence of gold mines in that country. In
1910, while Mr.. Busta mente was looking
over some Of the ancient records preserv-
ed within the palace; he found memori-
al from Upper California, to the head of
the government, signed by Que Of Mis-
sionaries in that region, in which he gave
narrative Of the discovery Of an immens
vein of Native Si7uer. Great masses of
This ore were found on the surface of the
earth--some Of which were equal in
weight TO twenty quintals, 100000 lbs.(
and there were many indications Of per-
manent vein of ore. In reply to this
communication, the record goes on to state
that the government instructed the Mis-
siouary to have the mine of silver covered
up, and that its existence should be kept
profound secret, under penalty of death.
The Government gave, as a reason for
this injunction, that if the existence Of
such immense mineral wealth in Califor-
MIA she uld become known to the people
Of the city of Mexico, such would be the
tendency Of emigration to that quaater
that the safety of,he city might be great
ly endangered. This is the substance Of
the communication. The materials for a
discovery Of the whereabouts Of this pre-
sious deposite Of silver, are very scanty,
nor do the the recorcs supply any clue to-
them; but as california is soon to be over
run with adventures, in search Of sudden
and easily acquired wealth, perhaps it
would be wcllenough for them to take
this matter into the account Of possible dis
coyerv mo. Rcp.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

NN CLASSES--GoIdcn syrup, St. Louis Su
lVH gar house and N. o. Molasscs, Just re
fivcd and for sale by B. J. OH ALLORAN.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

ID AlSlNS, currants, pruncs, almonds, nut
~ megs, cloves, pepper, ground and whole
Cinnamon, ground in mats--Ginger, race
and ground alspice, whole and ground, for sa lie
NV n37 B.J O'HALLORAN
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
Tremendous Excitement!

Tremendous Eucitemc7t!
c. r EAT A TT r ACTI 10 n
EMERSON g. SHIELDS, No. al, Main
~ street, under the City Hotel, are Just
receiving their Summer and Fall stock Of
Goods, directly from the Eastern cities, &C.
lected with the greatest care and expressly
for this market, comprising almost every va
riety Of Staple and Fancy
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
&. ID. SULLIVAN g. CO.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS,

G. ID. SULLIVAN g. CO.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEW ELLERS,
Successors to Jacard &, Co.
No. AZ, Main street, St. Louis, Mo.
" EEP constantly on hand large as
IN sortment of GOLD AND SILVER wATCH-
Es FRENCH and YANKEE CLOCKS, GOLD PEN
cILs, Gentlemen and Ladies' BREAST PINS,
GOLD LoCKETs, GOLD and SILVER spECTA-
Giles, RINGS, GOLD GUARD CHAINS, &c, &c.
Silver Table, desert and Tea Spoons,
manufactured and for sale low. Watches
~ Clocks carefully repaired and warranted
to keep time.
Sept. 18th, lS45.-(no. I.)v
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTUREs
TVHOSE wishing to be furnished with GRAVE
IL STONES, HEADand Foot STONES, ToMBs
EI0MJW jEII3lST EpS2
Sun Diuls, Horizontal and Vertical H earth
stones, Sinks, &C., would do we'll to call on
the subscriber, at his woxkshop, onthe corner
ofLocust and Second streets, as he is now pre-
pared to furnish any Of the above Giles "a lso
any thing else in Eisline ofbusiness, with war
rantc d correctness, on short notice and most
reasonable terms, either in cash or produce.
THOMAS HURLEY.
N B. The strictcst attention paid to orders
from distance, directed to the subscriber.
Dubuque. Dec. 4th, 1S45. n13.-tf.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09
Townsend's Sarsaparilla.

VNHIS celebrated article for purifying the
IL Blood, and for nvigorating the constitu-
ton, is for sale at MASON'S Drug Store, put
up, in quart bottles and WARRANTED GENUINE,
It having been obtained from the Agent of
Doct Townsend for the State OF India ma, Mis-.
souri,, and illinois, and is forwarded from the
principal Depot at St. Louis, kept by Easterly
& Co. Also, ~ G.@&
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

\ 49, . ~ $500 zUO O'CLOCK.
The Convention assembled pursua NJ a. "a.
journment. Ex.Gov. Lucas in the Chair.
4 Mr.. Bangs from the committee on resolutions,
presented tho following, viz: sS,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-01-09

vancement Of our profession, and the gen.
eral interests Of our country demand
Relying on the integrity of our profess
sion, we confidently anticipate concur
rent and numerous representation from
every portion Of the State; and respect
fully submit our prospective hopes to
your deliberate consideration.
w. w. WOODS, Chairman.
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COMMERCIAL.
sutt, Cobarough ~ .titI's Circular.


Fr AsssAa LIvEKFooL. N5v. : lSs1
AssE.-Hsvlus cocsldsrsbI- trrvt, consumers hold
- 40 he tsassca1lt AZ siet 10 rs.A sales. 81 OIL
C4e.saons
BAccN-rbs sueaa01 o. Buyers been .arued 70 ne
ester elaiss oWpg % ne reduced sioek q infer
-o1 These i Vsy A1e Going u Hams u tfy ssL For
S3.a.cefs hare 9 tstef .5CaIy.
BASE9 bids tFsi PA sd- 2his sod a. lis Il 10 ls 81
6EEF-Ns have o. report slotcef very CO. ~c-K-p1f-
character Holders az iocllrsd 20 s15ui - r=tlcsO1
Ia order 10 s5-cs sai-s
CRETsT-Sasr@ss uArsscled Ass sser limited ~ saess
dsscriPu1 noviag sl0sis - A. - -.
CoKN A. Slice isst ne rSiEe. hss ruled exceed
icsy da AID prices sr- ssSn = ave. u ne buyer
Basu Snssctet ass beck cuie r-is 10 esrscteT Al
Ja-asS. nsTksl th-re ~ss no zltma1ur-
CorruN-lmpor.s lis week l-,&i- - - szles. a. -
40 preseat ti1ck .4oV bSss aKarsi - A. The
asfl'd as ysAf TIE tussess his eet 1as been
smaller scse hsa @ ale I'D whils 10 opersuoss u
spectators cuusidefatr te- oGso1Es 20 consumers
1kvs hcen s1rsl No %. c1A.se cs- GO c1c-1,
aoSs n par a. rsis---s q tec ne ass zen s11rte
- to-dsy's nNkel . 1lll. tHe eeua,d L c-rze, Al
70 12slHess trNussct-d Aoout 6 90 1z.es
LAhl.-Aeoui 10 reported prices slightly l.
A,of ~ i- o1Nrr, ~fer- Clai.y bss TO- c-r f-f-cL
LISTED CAxs-Rema..s vsry a..
StLs-Ne uansscuo-s Ct lPort1nc- 70 ro,a
.s go - eoi.-' irssi-y for re o~s' 1esenr-
eeas q f11e Asts fof lsh consumption eOusec 1eat
rg for hsi:ef class
Rics-A n.'tersfs tsrard A. steady prices
RosiN-is osrrsls ecuuroc Arbe- sold =: :. u ,, 81
IALLoE-No change n oUr make
TSs-No sAes 10 report
TVkFESrlSElSo barrels Of Ro1g "a sni3 HsI 81 % 81
Tor i1ericr % GOOD -hieh decline Of 81 s,lris are
AoSEy NAskrr-clo.iss pF,e-s IN London today Yer,
cos.ols FOG nOssy, s2i. for tine, ~ ~ EIcheSasr
'''' Yosr. sTIrr. oogsRoreH sTIrr.
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SPAIN.
1IininfrrtRi Troubles.

la our iast impression u was stated that 20 AnnCunse
had been received ihst Ire NsrvseE Ministry sfsr
having assin called 10 once hsd been sumsy STA
missed This not The case NSfvaez VI acr once 10
rnw-r mad. he sest of b. zine. snd 81 cnee set
shout In poisoning sud sIung al the ssprers to unis
lfis hOnOr srdhote who bad been engaged 10 tho ATE
i1risges The king was nnediasy aisu ssed nom his
that " N uiser Of slse whJ shal conduct hrCus
. norduse 10 be called " Governor Of the Palace -
G-u~rsl Balboa had en ard OF 10 CeutE
Co1de de CIOuATd remains A. liberty, bat 10 deprived Of
ne direction II The Nltay College which given 10
General Gal ego Senior Manress zoe, pr for ave
10 ,uihs Seu0f Rodou Secrstsry 20 the king senOf
Quross Lord In Waiting Ca he King, and 40 gentle
men OF the hoasenl &. arr al To prison
The Two chef sius of The movement Father FIJI
aeuciQ, tue hugs ts,sor and mo be 20 he
nay - ire kire o. Napi-s srd SeucrA SaIociuis. The
famous lun o. lac - smaa hose ecssci-s and mira
Gee some years ago sc4DdA gel ell Msdrc are bOh IL
prison The whole farce hAs ended ompleteiy the
triumph OF Navast tbst lhsTs not wsnung some XAy
ne We himself stibe bottom Oft.
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OrARniznIiOn of The ARMY.

Tao s,ossst.. bss the following rsusrhs he gsn
Isiion Of the Russian army
The Russian troop are wei! armed The wespous Of
heir fOotsre ofe1ceent workmanship sond and lasting
TIE lance tbs chief weapon o. The cavalry Tley bsvs
few regiments " CJrssseufs snd Hgssars three
.I.nt N,t,o he Co..scks vb1 are "a iyregusT corn.
aud bound 10 ind their arms aud HccOUtfsmeUts
Their VI rude workmanship und use;
thsr horses arr small aud eslks They shine 10 thevBg
su1 rU1ning away Throughout the Polish wars u
happened Lat the COsssess Obtained victory but
several IL their regiments were put TO fsht By few
.ithsmsn
Al Paiswy, when the Polish general Dworuict with
go rsw sishsmsn aud without artillery routed niue Rus
esments Of horse The three regiments Of COssscks
headed got " ths Russians They never any
count sasd me IRE OF ~ iery They say, oar pixies
Ras.sn oeers arc or The mos, par Msuy Of
write hGt word, viz heir names Tbs ofcss o
nciency in he noble err Of Fsbsilr cauoS Next
em 10 ignorance me Offices OF she R0sslan infantry
sGt hes pretend 10 deep wisdom and learning, and
though they road shsy fond Of making their
spl eItnce In Tesdng rooms an book snops 10 these
Doo.s ana ioosing al The ulspsges with show Of IN
iense iuleTest
One Day II watched oIs Of these gentlemen. who sat
quietly FOO swO hours, pretending 10 Tcs1 Dsusehe
laiSHg ~ao6ea bim oscsg'e wan'ed lhs paper.
Nh-n | hsd dOue asked him what 10 had read NJ
10 Aeo Wte puIs ed' Out ai'er while he said . Os,
Of newt ,u- oOi0ss OF the word Theirs ~ Hun.
srs about 10 sich read the paper and found thai
cooi-usd word q news from HungsIy aud Turkey,
snd The Parliamentary debates, which "a pUoshsd Rsdsr
The head OF Ensisnd, hAd nothing Whatever 30 with
me marching Of troops The best Instructed officers IN
hem seAk several iSnsuases they are well read Ia Tie
science OF war, aud few hgvs good classical edueA
@ They are consequently promoted sud placed 10 The
Aoulsnl Genera oihoe snd 10 The Guards They make
rt.id 0enefs oi S5 yesrs " age il ~ Lu
remarkable tsing Ia NusHaf The man 10 native
0f kuTiSnd.
OF Tins class are-Nesseirode. Sass. Rudiger Dshu
G slhEin, Roseu. GolsEnAr, fahIeu, sscseu Nchter
Tue ATdie Is The best equipped corps OF the Russian
srmy. The guns 40 wei made and hIted With Ell The
fashionable Improvements Butthey ciumsly
the sulsuons for dung the 81 mott ~
g,teuos character Tha. a. d,oenon the S.s gur. q
Oeboh PGraNrsd by The IS guns Of me rosa hat
Ths ku.sizg Govern meu spend immense sums On
the Ofdusnce and tle nlmber ~ their gnns enormous
lssis can Al any ume devote go guns 10 for-isn
While In Russs she WUu q tght with less LhGn To-.
TIE term OF service Os Russian soldier Is IS aud 10
esses - years Amer ssty his urse, Russian sodl-
scarcely M for anything except thsviDg O. begging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19

10 repeal The union nay BE resumed We ne re-
OF The whos Empire and 10 oss'n q nc Ines
far az uoge. either from ~ bail tTes7cl VIZ
ny our sJss beard rom iuy il eat pe-son' w
frat sphere whc. ne sttsnfcp q ne CoVe'c -lI
ought - directed 10 order 20 slevAte NJ gay fVa
that depiorsbie bsroEsn With 10 visible eTeryehefs
except IN large towns A. hons ~ h1l-i
The 90 % Of he nca~st qualify 10 some re, "a ~ -
Gaze Cffte valley = he Me, t1s aIvla sl iOm@- ~
t-4versing sandy rlsic . ro. " great oreseH
tut n ctnsrs -~ fst and snds - nsny ri - o. eo
s1e - dy.r T1e prese1t sile ~ ne Vssy o ZOE
The 1cshe en- Is Pesa4snls Atmosphere . "a.
al c1JrZau from ne more cs-fe y - ate1 ar1
more i1cgscls I'D civilized ps-is Of The Empire, III
o. the SAGE iu8e prev D1s ssiet, u creates Fill
tsry barrier sbich forms focus Tor f1Crs rebs or TIE
q he TIE u.t .5srsfOys BE- tsresd vts
adouhls beurtf ssvers Millions Of aces oftts Tc.ss
wtsst AID could Ds cr-sis5 byt Systematic stsrsl ca
uzz4oD % e basin o. ne river Su1 10 1 sry 9oi't
% view while i1e C.'pseiGn are " re military pos
fs,ruing rsnpsri 70 ne ssstvsrt, vJ1d rens'n. 10
e9Td ssDs.urF ne regions beyond TIE Tb~iis from ~
ols- vssteru psrS o. zoe nDlsrchy vosd u = Erssi
nsssgrs d'sapcssr
VIII pOhr esl amnesty. an Irapsr.Ei Legsss-e rep
ges.rrR u0u-Ss yysr vel hagJsr faess. az ne
dssiccalDa Of tns bssn u TIE Taess aEc psts asp.r
oid f5tsry FOR Hsngary Nay 80 Olive brascs Erf re
dry an both 90 Hgpstr
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Brown. shiple, & Coz Circr


i1rf"s : 2 --1c- ~ - -
- s--,.-r ruEs71ot. Nov. .. l'i
We lave GO nGi-rs eas-ss p or 90 IsS-..s
t-viz- = - --Vsr-r. Of h az 81.
~ .at-r a--1--Ls = r-1re fs-'rso y -ain-f n =
SAFE 49, y 11li.-c .~r-s-- f-c-n 80 re -,
ts-- f-s.=t cors---.nl@ -rNi-ty 81 $50. =,
-s-sr1.-E -le .Erss sg-c-slVe 1880 -
zh~1. t-e rev. bes- E@1e-ay y f-.oI % -
s-s &c arsst os-E l--Ti - ocf az. ~eSA -
rs-t W Far O-saus 4 g FAR y ooi E a. ~ :,
an. sc..lt-.s. ss.t The ss.es ior ne N-eA
are e. zsi-t a. 20 ra-a z @aicl s9-c1toIs a.
isker Ga-c erur-ta-. 2 60 oa--s t. = =.
~ O, o. A. T. q srds A. 3 - .tsi o -
s...As 80 As-Aua al N1'i4e = ! = az y -
Il, .YSssf1r. G-strs- II Tee q Go'iou n MS
rort - esi..ee a. 81 00o 5Aes. sss1 81 itoet 81 49,.
- - =; "a Eue -, J~N - '.1FA ~ - -
2 1.l asE-.. - bs - ssue period .
oar Con us-set . si-t Titno-i la-' S-Al.s =
~-etarg-s -fr. --r.i aoEev-r. ton 20 lu-.-l ols
90. cof-s - rorsider-e 10ufrs- - % 80
LAD ~ Corr q 51otsd a.z7sss7s 81 "1ie - - -
- ger srtsr - g "a . Nes'-rn $50 ~ -
n-u z-ssi - u-~ al -i-ricf y esisr5 = =
p ss--.a a.. Bai..r1o-e -, On r - % So-'
tNes-rus "a r-- -t Wleas - = 70 tsr1 per '' %
In ar Cor Me- q p-r Dbl. $4,000. $500
Tl-peu ire = rslher over 80 ~eek :. -A-.s
t..n cod stss74ss. . psr -Tt TIE ss4es p common
Ae-es- Posf- -r'a1t 70 $50 s-.ss - . - - PEI
hush f1uu r-s7- ~ =. .---,-rx 70
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r,x.r,ooI Provision Market.

We hAre 70 report Q9ist business 10 Ame1ean RIO
. ~ ms week vim prces Il 3 nsI1taired bs-
IN There hss Dseu good inquiry for lJ~ s1d Or
1i1sry ce--ripuous Tor Irsa oonsqup uoc oat owns
I, OF rsrset being snost clear Of sucs eIstss nd
holders bring hrn. In Anticipation u r=sisi1g sd-
va1ced rates fes sales have p@e1 made low western
an bu brouf ht - ord nary 80 fair sss sos good
Sos 10 - good Eastern ~ ID >, pGue. 81 20 So
Be-f TIE ss'cEs beiug heavy. holders are DESTROYS 20
sales sri ght reduction on presea rates would
,ubuited We olcie good 80 10 s7s So ordoarT,
20 10 Sc iov So 20 -. PorE OF lJT susiiy You'd
g. hers bat the stocks -orssdDg u ned and good
clsfues there Is lille business dong Hams fsW
20 Of far quality IA DRY sa have been made a. S0s 10
~ Shoulders ns 10 better d@nsnd Al fsiO7s Cheese
Fine having been purchased readily s1d gore clo con
SUMPTION cur marie sliie bare few !ots ff-ir ard
brought extreme pric-s ~ suction o. Tuesday,
ed Rave siace been ads OF src ship III ptces
sriA h,7e foucd b1yels al - - i1r good
IN ubs and 30 - TO go 10 kegs GrsnIhe tlsl.ss ~
ne week has been Of retai cars e. without nuch
change Old Wheat nsillsins "a prcs Wills ns- rst
decir.d fully I'D 10 81 per bushsl GOD brands Of
American Our colHl1s 10 moderate demand lacis1
Com 10 llie rscges'. bot bed frmy al - % - Tor
" ~. s1d 2, 70 10 FOR wa''s ~ change IN Barley
Paa, ~ OEtusai
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Relation. with III, Uulted states.

Tee Madrid Garsts u lie .S.h ult that her
gracious Ms'esty received Ire previous evening in
p'ivGe audience ne ElyOy fdi1Ery AID Mius,e
PET poseuusfy o. The United sA.es " Amer!es, who,
delivering ria credentials, ssld Mac an, lie Pes
cent 80 the Cniied States has ehsrgo - give your
Majesty every " ths sreui ard sincere desire
ot TIE 6pvene1I 81 The Unite SAFES 10 continue sad
cornrm the ielcy fslsOcs tich happily er is osi
re ~ couEiss pfeservs the pubic peace and gugEd
invoAhy tts sh o. pabc treaties has swEys been
s1efsd smong he hgarG c-ues OF supreme A1Ilo ~
sad especially o. n epoch u! Of improvement II ne
Snc scierees All uOlAbe !of the smeOrAions that
may decrease The hsPpluess and prosperity Of nations
Permit - press 10 your Majesty my personal sails
facuon HAVING tc reside 70 your court snd having beea
elected q means Of Hcisl communication oeixeea
your AseSly GJVernn. srd hat o. The rrted sgstes
rope - gsiie my desres hose u The Gov.
eminent repr-,cat - MAINTAIN ~ most Ardeni fren..
saip sad peace between he coQnies ghty drawn
e;h- - reciprocal Interests arc xlcsby unils hy
historical ss'ossroos TIE Oussa uSt- 40 AsSos ooi
reply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19

ALEXANDRIA. Sov ls-Au .chr szLs PaA4- "a
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-19
Ilr.rnnnllotteu Market.

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rsrst-ev cs - in CIR CrilCl 1arset t1rols a'-' "
u--- II 81 rssk +.t lccss.ons4 h1Yir- ol s1-rl =
lo- 90 United -ri--. Prces have sso given Wy =
sAt ce.-a4. - -f1- hoTevs 50 very sus nat
vii scarcely adult Il qsotsnon hui t'e IA ]. ~
flvor ~ re buyers. Tee lght sioof noN Y,ls nsrr,
n-- ~ ~er.sf-fT q moderate Import icr sou-
1.-tis O., cone ~ srsrgthea sae lands ~ ho.d-
ar. 81 east '1r urs N3.ni1g, h0~e'-f VII Ni.7
tl.t -ra..7 axe are - s1y cons1srao4e sKtrut -
Upou tais point We a. dsi gathering ;r'crnsioni srd
uoert -1tufs.srfrE 10 sdvarcet prices. TIE coz
suu pdoa has rot been very cresty ctecE.d Fair 2
sros an NOBLE giote5 = 70 A'c itR " eens
EgvpuS- - Narsn1sr1 s1t l.fo0 Perrsm have been
isE-n On sp-c1stior ard 80 Ausrcsu 30 s.rsi, -
Psr1sr f,r F4por ss-s Tor zoe week. iA9.0 bales