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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-30
Dubuque Co. Statistics for 1850.


No. of Polls, I7O7
Last year the total value Of property returned
was, 81 ,464 Isl being an increase of value in
favor of tn" present year Of $l43,954.
MN. EDWIN STANLEY, Of Bennington, Wyo-
ming county, n. Y, has invented an iron sllspcn-
sion bridge for railroads and ordinary bridging
Wire cable, with iron arches and braces, compose
the material. At side view, the structure pre-
scnts the appearance of Il common elliptic, the
lower curve composed of wire cable and the up
per one of bar iron-the two connecting by con
tnued braces secured above and below by rods
and nuts
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NOR SALE, about 900 acres of valuable timber land,
only eight miles from the city of Dubuque, GO
of which are cleared and in cultivation, with good two
story Brick House and Kitchen Barn 90 feet long, with
and several good Springs, good Log Cabin, a Lime
Kiln, &c Also. 100 acres Of prairie, about es from
Dubuque. This tract is well adapted to farming, meadow,
or grazing purposes, it embraces three good Springs,
and a branch of White Water through it.
All these lands will be sold in accommodating parcels,
and on reasonable terms. Apply to
CHARLES CORKERY,
Land and General Agent.
Octnbnr %. 1850.
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,Tile American Live Stock
INSURANCE COMPANY,
VINCENNES, INDIANA.
CA PITAL $4,000.


o. STOCKIIOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY IIABLE.-k0
gNOH the Insurance Of HORSES, MULES. PRIZE
L III LIS, S!IEE' AND Cl1'rl.E of every scrip
"n against IN" combined risks Of Fire, Water Accidents
and Disease; also upon stock driven East mark Is
r transport south.
LOSSES PAID IN THIRTY DAYS AFTER PROOF DEATH
DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH G. BowmAy, Counsellor;
FERDlHANn EBERwINE, Merchants
Capt. ISAAC Mass, Merchant;
GEoRGE ID. Hay, Merchant;
Hon. Thomas BIsHor, Builder;
JOHN WISE, Merchant and Bank Director;
ALVIN w. Tracy, "
Hon. ABNER II. ELLIS, State Senator; and
and Mayor Of Ninccnncs;
AnH. SMlTI, Farmer Bank Director, and
Auditor of Knox county
JOSEPH c.. BOWMAN, Prcst.
Is. SHrRTLErF WnIrNEY, Sccv.
WV. BrnTclr, Treasurer, and Mcrch't and
Ircs Emccnncs Branch Of St Blk, Ind a.
U-53Agcnt at Dubuque,
CHAs CoRKERY.
July "a, 1850. 4G-1y.
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L.. COX

ID ESPECTFULli informs tile pablo that he has
~ purchased the stock trad, of Mcssrs Asher and
Burnett, at the City Auction Room; also, the interest
MIR. H. Barnett in the Auction business at the place.
where he will b. pleased to them in his lin,
RICHARD COX.
Nul,Hnuc Octnhcr % 1850 S-if
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Fall and Winter
LIFE INSURANCE.

TTyHE subscribers have been appointed Agents in Du
4 buquc for the PHENix Insurance COMPANY, of St
Louis, and arc prepared receive and forward appica
tons for policies.
The Company has an ample guarantee capital in add
ton premiums. Their terms as liberal as those OF
any smilnr Office and the insured participate in the pro
fits Of the Company.
As an illustration of e Advantages of life insurance
mention case, which is of many that might be
cited clergyman Of Saint Louis took ont policy from
premium which comparatively trilc; the Odd
Of July the gentleman died Of Cholera, and the company
have paid over to ms family $4,000. -
X. "A e. Z. II. SMITH
II. L. WHIrmAr, Medical Examiner.
August dth, 1s49. 19-tf
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SElaWES.

SAl state and Empire, Long &c square shawls Embro-
ydercd cloth & Ihibet do, Henry & common do every
style Embossed table covers, for sale by
october lstu r, A. & E, II. SMITH,
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Columbus Insurance Company.
CAPITAL $500. 900.

VIE und rSgn d. Ag mt in Dubuque for this Comp,ny
Is par to take risks against loss bv Fire. on Snr,
HOUSES ana contents, Dwellings in town or country Mills
b"!S, ana ne IN ntS of every SCriptun. Also on s
{" vessels rF merchandise transported by land ur WATER
West. sympathy " "
ton. " f"l'' ''
~ 0fce on MainStract, No p, at the Stare Of John
SON and Bunting. ''
NM. l.. JOHNSON.
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Attention Soldiers.

g AMUELS &c TURNER will attend to preparing the
~ necessary papers to procure Warrants, due persons
under the recent Acts Of Congress.
once, No ], Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
October 20, 1850. III
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I HAVE just received supply Of fine Dubious Roots,
4 among them Hyacints, tulips, Daadils, White
llys, Crocns, GadoIas, &C.. which will be sold low
if applied for soon.
L. r. GILLESPIE, Globe Building.
Octob-r 30th, 1859. ..
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dissolution Notice.

TIME Partnership heretofore existing under tho style of
Il Lowell & Turner, is this day, by mutual consent,
dissolved All persons indebted to the firm will please cali
and SETTLE And all persons having claims against will
please present them to ". Y. Lowell for payment
October 10th, 1853 u-lG-3t.
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H. A. 4 Il. III. sMITE1-

"A RE now receiving their stock of Fall and vv,nt.,
daped to this market. :, soouS u
her stock has been selected with the grsatas possible
Gre large proportion having been purchased for en- ii n
Eastern and other markets and viii br sod NJ ,L
prices at Wholesale or retail. 49, - 'lo io"es'
Sept mber 25th lS50--tf.
DRIED PEACHER
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NO. 3, GLOBE EsUEAFDING,
DUBUQUE IOHA.
From New York alaG Boston.
Fancy "a Silk Goods.

Fancy "a Silk Goods,
styles with trmmin to match, and almost any article
in the Silk and Fancy Goods partmcnt which could be
found in the Eastern citi :. Also,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Staple GOODS,
such Prints Dom. NuSns, lO-i Shrctings, Ticks,
ChcckS& Stripes IindScys. Fanncls X. Y. Jeans
inetts Il Twceds, sc. &c.
QIEENSU.7RE,
in stts both Flowing Mulberry & White Granite and as
sorted QueensWarc in all shapes.
HARDWARE,
small assortment OF Cutlery, Table Furniture, Shovcls
Spades, Axes &c,
\ good supply Of
GROCERIES,, BOO7'S SHOES, HITS IND CAPS
all of which determined to sell uniform prices and
no abatement, yet low any house of good reputa
ton i'll the west.
Ladi"s and gentlemen, please call and see my goods
shall be sure TO sell You.
+. V. GOODRICH
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Also-Mr. HENRY WATKINS Oct 9th, after
severe sickness of eight days.
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CH'i'G' All E3.AEEsS.
CRY OF DrBuQuE,}

CRY OF DrnuQrE,}
October 2-th, 1850.
The Council met; Present Aid. Rogers in the
chair, and Langworthy, Decker, and Gildca.
The following bills were orcrcd to be paid:
john Flynn for work on 18th St and
for stone, $685. "A
Nj Flanagan for work on 9Th st. O,n2
NJ. Tschrri, for making bridge, $50
Gildca & Wilson for fitting up stall in
the Market House, 3,4G
Crdrrcd, That s. Trainer be allowed the use
ola stall in the Market House for $40.
rcd, That Mr.. Carmody be allowed So
"a for interest on a City order No Git, dated
Sept. LIST, 1871.
=. Ordcrcd, That B. NJ. Sanncls be allowed 50
as part ofhs salary as City At>'"ncy
On motion, The Council trn adjourned till
next Monday evening, 70 consider the sub Jet of
the Harbor
r. ROGERS, Mayor pro tenn.
Attcst-EEoRAcE ESTES, Recorder
EDgE1D.-~On Tuesday, the 22d inst, at her
residence, in Dubuque Co., Mrs. MATILDA
KILI:, consot of WESLEY Kl1E, aged - years,
: H'os &, II days.
The subject of this notice las long been
known III the community, as most cstimablc
Lady, and devoted christian. Her amiable dis
position, and active christian bcncVclcncc had
bcrottrn her many warm friends, and her death
has proved an affection, not only to her family,
but to the whole community, to whom her good
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Attention Soldiers (!

TIME Bounty Land Bill |" having become Law the
L undersigned will d,voe his attention to procuring
the Bounty for all persons who are entitled thereto. All
persons who ,rvod in any of the wars of the United
stat s. and honorahy discharged are entitled to
Land Warrants. For y months, 100 for months,
80 acres; months, 10 acres; if in an engagement
with the enemy 100 Apply early if you wish to
secure your Land w. Y. LOWELL.
Office Globe Buildings, Main street, Dubuque. oct lGf
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County Surveyors OEfIcc,

TE7IEREhS, certain individuals have recently rrpr ~
W scented tiCnsnl"S deputy county %urv yer, for
pr~'ln 70 act sc without authority this i, in
form all n0n may concern, that there is deputy
tmriHch by this office at the pr sent tmc and that all
vcys heretofore made, which may b.. mad, hereafter
by irresponsible pcrSOns will net be rec0gnz by
gal. All such surveys will b. at the risk Of tn. rurti =
ordering them b, done.
THOMAS HURLEY, County Surv yer.
October Doth. 1859. sit
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40 ssoupsty Lagaes SoENter;;,

FENlE undersigned prepared obtain Warrants for
4 persons VIII" were in any uf the Indian wars the
war Of 1912. Those who make their application first will
b, first served. Every person who has received
Warrant, and who was cngag d in any military service
III the United States, is entitled to Il Warrant.
PIATT 4 JOHN NJ. SMITH,
Globe building, Dubuque, Iowa.
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h'iECNNFlSM CURED IN TWO HOURS
MI Jones OF CLIFTON Va, writes: lady in this place
mas beG confined TO her fer four months with rhcum,
Si; she purchased bottle of Railways Ready Relief-;n
NV" h"r she was able TO leave the room and in the even
ing she walked out, " " 'N"
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JOY TO THE EsED.RHDDEN,
4 F.7LU.ABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE
EmStaRt cure Of Pain.

R4DW4TS READY RELIEF
Cures the arorst diseases in minutes and hours.
aud stops the most cruel pamgs Of pain in u feao
seconds
So quick and efficient is Railways Ready Rcliefin
stopping pam ana curing diseases, that has frequently
raised the diseased and helpless invalid from bed of
sickness in few hours. 1t has cured the worst pains of
Rhenmat,Sm, IN hours. .Temralgia IN 90 minutes.
Tie dcIorCur in 10 inmates. 7ooth-acAc in seconds
Sex Hcad9che IN 10 minutes herrouS Had9che in Is m.
SOUR Stomach, an ) minutes Heart Burn. in minutes.
bo'0ct complaints ~ 30 ntn Cramps Sprans in IS
D'drreH, m hour Inflammation Of Bo,ecs 80 min
Locd lRJtann0tohS IN 10 MIN. Influenza IN ~ hours
HOarScacSs' in 10 hours.
Spinal complaints, swengs, bruises, sores wounds,
C., Will relieve ten times quicker than any other rem
cdy in use.
Let those who suffer Pain try it!
1t will prove itself in few minutes. AS soon as it is
taken internally applied externally its beneficial eff
tcCtS seen.
1t is better than all other remedies
HERE IS THE PROOF
There is other remedy tina claims to subdue the cr
e" agS OF pain in seconds, minutes hours They
require the patient TO dose dose before favorable
chang is promised. Not with {bdtrau's Ready Rclie
It's ell cts instantaneous; the first dose that is taken
or the first external application commences its treat work
OF relict from pain.
DUMB .qGUE.
Railways Ready Relief, ifaken on the first sympton,
OF cliiS VIII entirely ptevent the further progress
que. One tcasp0ontu is dOSc- instantly neutralizes
the malaria acids of the SYSTEM warns IN the whole
SYSTEM nvigOracs the functions the stomach and liner
TO quick and healthy acOn-if the head ache. battle the
head and the chords of the neck with The relief by follow
ing this course will speedily the Chill Fever and
by taking one tea spoonful Of the Ready Relief eve nv NOR
nlng will be proof against ague in any FORM for ag,
cannot exist in the system fortified Railways Reafr
Relief.
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L1aGseca Oil sasleE 'G'surscEadig1c.
SUPPLY cf the above article lust rcIvcd and for
a sale very low for cash by T.. +. GILLESPIE.
October -, lSJD.
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REMOVAL
" Il w q GOD So

W. Z. 10 EssEEGE.iaM,
As Removed TO the store recently occupied by C. r.
Post, 4 doors above his old stand am opcning nv
Fail stock Of Goods and invite the attention of nv custom
crs and the pbiic rally. shall sell them at reduced
prices fer cash or produce. w. p WIGUTMAN.
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ES&}z3H11E22'3' &c VWAUJID
rs rec, wing and opening at the old stand of Hen
4 r. Is H"d"lph curucr Of Main and Fourth Streets,
an extensive lot Saddl - HrG Nartingals, Whips Car
pet Bags trunks, EaliccS, Single and Double Carriage,
Buggy and TcuH harm -, every description, all Of
when will l." sold low At wholesale retail. Trimming
done dpi the latest style. with nca.n and dtspatc-
New Buggy Tops made and old ones paitCd.
Repairing done at short notice at moderate rates
~ IS MI tn above stock is entirely new having been
all manutactur this Spring of the best materials and
Warrantcd share of the bic patronage is earnestly
solicited.
cash paid for Hidcs
Dubuque Iowa, SEPT lGh 1870. vxn NJ
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Boots and Shoes.

w = shall receive in few days invoice of Boots a.
w Shoes, Caps &c, bought for CASH in New Yor and
will be sod low at wholesale & retail : ' -"
octoDcr LIST II Il, A, & F.. IT. SMITH
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Notice to E'elcEscTS,

n fPLltAIlONS will b. rec lived by the Board OF
A Directors of School District No. One, in .Julic,
1"Wn<ip Dubuque county, for four male and tlr f.
mai" Teachers, for the public schou in said Districts the
directors will m ct at the City Hotel in this city, Sa-
ilrdaE 2h instant, at . oc"ck NJ, VIII, all appti
raS lr, qu">tcd to present tn mScv,s for examination.
STEPHEN G.. FENIMORE
Secretary Of District.
DuhuuMc, Octnh 2l. $50 ~
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IN BARhELS just received aud will be sold AZ 4 "a
Nv gain in lots TO suit purchasers 'a'
Dubuque. Mays, EMERSONS SIR ~ nc.
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AGE VERSUS WORTH

Railways Ready Relief ranc,t.s the Iio- of von,b i, oil
ola man seventy invgorted by its strength
% ana lFl@OrdtIng effects il arouses the vital energies
10 ctr heayan languid motion of the functions of
me bmdy IS quickcncd TO healthy acon-and the hjther
10 du and nopSh old becomes active and vigorous
IN ola age" ana his life prolonged full number of his
days, " " 'ei Vi Ills
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COUGHS &. COLDS.

hauWays Ready Relief has entirely cured the most ror
blesomc Coughs in twenty five minut5s TAX ,ao
m OF lhc keiiei internally, & battle the throat neck &
ch' aiso take tanncll we'll soaked with the Relief Law
'ti NJ 'icst, IN a9W mInucts eXpcatoraon will be
co ana easy and AL difficulty removed In all cases ask
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eFar0Esac and Paris Green.
A SUPPLY of tn: above articles, just received, and
"A tor sale by T. f. GILLESPIE.
October -, 1850.
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FOR ALL PAINS

Wheticr internal external, take Rad,vay,s Ready
Rlie or apply it externally it will relieve main and cr.
d'Seas" quick than any remedy in use.
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Sabbath Convention.

In accordance with the recommendation Of the
State Sabbath Convrulian held al Iowa CITY on
the 18th of Sept, and after consultation with
other individuals interested in the subject. we,
the Undersigned, ministers of the gospel Of diff
terent denominations do hereby invite
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The late Administration,

Numerous treaties of Importance appear to
have been negotiated by this government during
the last six months, Of which but little has
reached the public, except on the authority of
mere rumor. With the late British treaty,
which reflects so much honor on the country,
and which we ourselves have emphaticaIly de-
nominated the Great Treaty." the public has
been officially made acquainted.
We have learnt that treaties have also been
made by the Secretary of State with the Sand
wich Islands, with New Grenada, with Peru,
and Mexico.
The treaty with the Sandwich Islands was
negotiated with Mr.. Jarvis, the Commissioner
on the part of his Hawaiian Majesty. 1t has
been, we understand, unanimously approved by
the Senate, and intelligence of the exchange of
ratifications, which was to take place at Homo
lulu, may be soon expected in the United States
This treaty, we understand, is not only trea-
ty of Commerce and Navigation, but contains a
postal arrangement with the Sandwich Islands
and provision for extradition of fugtives from
justice.
OF the other treaties we have no precise in
formation; but We understand that they are
considered highly important to the commerce
and navigation Of the United States.
Besides these treaties, negotiated by the Sec
retary Of State, under the direction Of the late
President of the United States, the Convention
for the Railroad across the Isthmus at Tehuan-
tepec, and the several treaties with Nicaragua,
San Salvador and Guatemala, with the negotia-
tions for conventions Of accession TO the Cen
trail American or British treaty, will forever
mark the era Of President Taylor's administra-
ton as one of the most successful for its diplo-
macy in the history Of this country .-.Nat. Intel
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DI Z D..

On the morning of the 22d inst, al Lebanon
Rev. JONATHAN RUTHRAUFF, aged about 40 years
Mr. H. had labored in the Lutheran ministry for
a number Of years-at LeWistown, Hanover,
Lebanon, and perhaps other places, during
winch time he secured many warm friends who
could do justice to the good traits in his charac-
Ter. lie labored zealously, but i'll health at last
compelled him to relinquish the pastorship Of
Aion's Church, at Lebanon, when he was ap-
pointed Postmaster, which station he continued
to I'LL until his death. He leaves a widow and
several children to mourn his loss
:, On Friday, goth inst, in McVeytown, Mrs
MARY JANE, consort Of Mr.. JAMES McCAFFERry.
On the 10th inst, in Brookville, Jefferson
county, Of dysentery, Mrs. Nancy, consort of
Mr.. X. H. GRAHAM, formerly of Tuscarora Val
ley, Juniata county.
On the 7th inst, at the residence Of her father,
Valentino Adams, Esq, near Frederick city,
Md, Mrs. ELLENoRA, wife of Hon D. Cooper,
oi Minnesota, and formerly Of this place
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chants Hotel, Wayerlcy House, the Sacramento
holel ana the theatre. Itprogressed with great
fapldlty, destroying all the buildings on the
soutn slde oil Clay street, from Market street to
'he water on the north side of Clay street. Also
all 'he buildings between Harvey street and
montgomery street, except Batters and Eller-
ade's buildings.
On Sacramento street from Harvey street to
me water, not building has been left standing.
| California street, on the north side from the
custom House to Harney street. is wholly de-
stroyed, including all the most valuable build
ings Below Montgomery street, on the east
side OF Harvey street, all is in ruins-also be-
tween Clay and California streets Every build
ing on Montgomery street, between Mr. Nagel's
and Mr.. Cannon's (of Baltimore) auction store,
are burnt. Between one side of these points
and Clay street wharf, and Adams g. CO. s
office on the other, there is an entire ruin. That
part OF the city between Montgomery street and
the water has suffered much in the destruction
Of very valuable property, including all the
buildings on Central wharf and very large
quantity Of lumber.
Among the buildings destroyed was that Of
the San Francisco Journal oiice-also the Office
of the Herald. They lose large quantity of
printing material. In Evett & Co.'S warehouse
vast amount of property was consumed
Commission merchants are losers to very
heavy amount The loss, it is believed, will
fall most heavily upon shippers and on houses
established by persons from the New England
States and from New York.
A San Francisco letter Of the l4th June saws
that within the past few days business has be-
come somewhat more active, but in general
there are complaints of dull times. Small sales
and large profits have been the order of the day.
This state of affairs is not confined alone to San
Francisco, but extends to nearly all the sur
rounding country and regions, where much mae
tivity prevails in consequence of the streams
being greatly swollen and the water too high to
allow of successful mining operations. The
bulk of the miners are leisurely waiting fall
Of the streams, and their number at the mines
has greatly decreased Numerous new and rich
mines have been discovered since last season.
and when operations shall again have fairly
commenced, it is confidently believed that i'm
mense, almost untold, quantities of gold will be
discovered.
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DAGUERREOTVPES

FEVliE undersigned respectfully informs the
n public that ne has taken the room over
Mr. John Evans Chair Mandatory, where he
IS prepared to make DAGUERREOTYPE
hlkENESSES in the highest style of rhe art.
lie has possessed himself of all the improve
ments IN the art, and is prepared to give as
finished and perfect a picture as Gun be pro-
duced IN the cities. Light eyes have hereto
fore been an obstacle in the way of securing
good pictures, but this he is able to obviate
Call at the rooms and examine the specimens.
and Judge for yourselves. Instructions given in
the art, on reasonable terms
GEORGE H. AUXER.
Lewlstown, July 10, 1850.
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From California.

The steamer Crescent City arrived at New
York on the 22d inst, with later advices from
California, and brings one hundred and forty
thousand dollars worth Of gold dust in the hands
Of passengers, besides considerable amount On
freight
Another tremendous confagration has oc-
CURED in the city of San Francisco. 1t broke
out on the 14th of June, and before the flames
could be subdued about three hundred houses
stores, dwellings, hotels, &c, were burnt 70
ashes. It is estimated that the loss VIII reach
five millions OF dollars. Supposed to have been
the work Of za inoendisry.
The great fire in San Francisco originated IN
the .--.~"..s1mento baking establishment, smali
wooden building in the rear of the Merchants
Hotel. 1t is said to have been caused not Dy
inceudiarism but by defect in the chimney
Tie flames quickly communicated to the Mer-
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e. HICKS JONES.

Wholesale Ho0den, Hillou- Hare Broom BrusA Comb,
looking Glass and pdriefY Store,
No Is North Second Street. PHILADELPHIA uude~J Sidney
Jones Carpet Wareh0uSe,
HAVING enlarged my STORE have on hand and am
IL constantly manufacturing and receiving from the
eastern states and Europe, additions to nv stock.
Cedar Ware500 nest Cedar and 100 painted Tubs
800 barrel and 300 staff Churns 100 dozen Cedar and
dozen painted Pals, 200 dozen Wash Boards dozen
nest Sugar and Flour Boxes spgos Spoons and Ladies'
WiHoU Hdre.--600 nest Market and 200 nest Clothes
Baskets, 400 Willow Coaches Chairs and Cradles large
assortment of French and Domestic Baskets.
Br0oms and BrRSheS-l0,0e 900 Wire Brooms, 10000 sha-
ker Brooms, 900 dozen each WALL Paint Scrubbng Shoe
and Horse Brushes; Tooth, Shaving, Cloth and Hair
Brushes of every style
COmbs-2050 dozen Fancy Combs, of various patterns
side, neck pocket, dressing and inetooh Combs of
Gus styles.
looking Glasses Of Pine, Cherry, Walnut, Mahogany
and Gii Frame-a sizes and patterns German, French
and English Looking Glass Plates Of all sizes from by
to - by 0(packing insured all parts Unon)
together with large Variety
numerous to mention. The of Merchants is
respectfully solicited the examination of my stock
of which will he sold low for city acceptance so
to anticipate any competition that be offered
! Philadelphia March ., lS50-ly