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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

HALIFAX, May Is.
The Hibcrnia arrived at Halifax at2 o'clock
to-day.
England.
Business in the manufacturing districts contin-
ues favorable. -.#. ..,,..
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on Monday.
The Atlantic was expected on the 9th.
The Queen was safely delivered of Prince, on
the LIST of May. .....
Beyond the fact, that the Ministry has again
been left in the minority on point of little mo-
mcnt, the proceedings Of Parliament possess no
general interest g.
Eugene Sue received the votes offul half oftle
army and beat his opponent by at least 5000
votes. The election passed off quietly. The
Socialists are greatly elated.
The Greek question is not settled, nor is there
apparently any likelihood that it soon will be.
India and China.
The overland mail has arrived, bringing dates
from Bombay, to April Sd, Calcutta, March 23d;
China, March, 81
In Bombay market for Pork WINS extremely
dull; prices somewhat lower. In exports the
activity has subsidized.
There is little change in trade at Canton:
Market for manufactured goods rather low, but
is expected to recover.
Little doing in Tea,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22
May 18th, 1850.

Now Is the time to time to Advertise.
If our merchants want to have any share in
the upper Mississippi trade, and in fitting out the
country stores in this vicinity, they should not
forget that one oftle most effectual means of Sc
curing these desirable objects, is, to ADVERTISE.
What would be thought of merchant or dealer
who neglected putting up a sign over his door,
and making the best display Of his goods to meet
The eyes Of his customers?
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

o. Hon. A. c. DODGE will please accept our
thanks for copy of the report of the Survey
and Map of the route from Fort Smith, Arkan.
sas, to Santa Fee, New Mexico, by Lieut.. Simp.
son, of the Typographical Engineers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

The vote Of the people Of Maryland on the
question Of State Convention was taken on
the 9th inst. The result is not yet known.
The vote of the people on the new constitution
Of Kentucky, was taken on the 9th and 9TH
inst. The result in favor Gifts adoption, without
doubt
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22
Fayette County.

A letter from Hon. Judge GRANT, informs us
that upon petition of citizens of Fayette county,
he has appointed Richard Richardson, Esq, Or
ganzing Sheriff for that county. Mr.. R. will
find his appointment at the Post Office at Eliza
der.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

Ey7 Hon. GEO. w. JONES will please accept
our thanks for copy of a very neatly printed
pamphlet, containing the Obituary Address de-
livcred on the occasion of the death of the Hon.
JOHN c. CALHOUN, published by order of the
Senate. 1t forms beautiful tribute to the me-
mory of great man.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

THE LAMARTINE.-This good steamer came
in on Wednesday, with her usual heavy freight
Two hundred and fifty tons, with 200 deck and
cabin passengers. She returned from St. Paul,
and left for St. Louis on Monday.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Proceedings OF the City Council.

CRY OF DUBUQUE,
May 13th 1850.
The Council met. Prescnt-thc Mayor, and
AID Rogers, Randall, Bush, Langworthy, ana
Gildea.
The committee appointed to procure money
to enter the Island in front Of the city, made
report, which was accepted,
The committee Bluff Street, reported pro-
gress, and was continued.
The committee appointed to provide posts for
the steam boat Landing, and examine 4th St.
near the Landing, reported progress and was
continued.
The committee on the road leading up Lori
micr Hollow, represented that they had compile
ted the repairs on the same, and the report was
accepted.
The following bills were ordered to be paid
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

A OMITTED TO BAIL.-Thc brothers Montes-
quions, have been admitted to bail in the sum Of
$6O, 900 for both.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

FROM CorNcn BLurrs.--The steamer .,elo.
deon returned yesterday from Council Bluffs.
which place she left on Saturday, 4th inst, at
p. NJ. She met the Cora at mouth of Platte riy
er, unable to proceed on account of high water
and wind, which was blowing perfect hurri
cane. The Melodeon was detained IA DAVIS bv
wind Emigrants to California and Salt Lake
to the number of 5000 were waiting at Council
Bluffs for the grass to raise before starting across
the plains. Many emigrants destitute Of provi-
sions, and selling out to return home Provi-
sions at Kanesville very high: -four $l4 per Dbl;
bacon DC. per h.; salt 50 75c & $:' per sack;
dried peaches 81 per bushel; whisky SOC. per
gallon; oats 81 so; corn 81 so per bushcl; and
other articles in proportion. River rising fast,
from Vcrmlion and Little Missouri.
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Fatal Casualty,

PATRIcK McGUIRE and ARTHUR Surr,p,s
were killed Yesterday, by damps, in the digginss
of Philips, Bucl & Co, near the Sinsinawa
Mound The shaft was G5 feet deep. A blast
had been put off the night before, for the pur.
pose of blowing into cave below Mcclure
went down about ten minutes after the blast had
exploded, and was being hosted out When
about fifteen feet from the bottom, he became
suffocated and fell from the rope. Sheridan
went down about ten minutes after, and when
about twenty-five feet from the top of the shaft,
also became suffocatcd and fell There were
then some ten or twelve buckets of water sprink-
led in the shaft, which destroyed the damps,
and in twenty minutes they were taken out
lifcless.
Fairplay, May IL, 1850. H-[Gulena Gu.-
cite.
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The Galphin claim furnishes striking history
of the results of pcrsevcring log-rolling.
1t was rejected over and over by the Gcorpia
Legislature.
It was re-rcjectcd by the House of the United
States Congress.
1t was rejected by the Senate.
1t was passed in an equivocal form by log roll
ling.
The principal was paid by the Secretary ofthc
Treasury.
The interest was refused by him.
1t was refused by Comptroller McCalloch.
1t was refused by Comptroller Whittlcsey.
1t was ordered by Attorney General John
stOn
1t was paid by Secretary Meredith
1t was pocketcd by Secretary Crawford
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22
The M.otlnE on Saturday,

We would call the attention. of the Democracy
Of Julien Township to the meeting at the Court
House, ON Saturday next Business Of much
importance TO the interests and success Of the
party is there 70 be transacted. We presume no
Democrst who wishes to see s.fair play and no
gosgiag" will fail to be present. @
The same remarks will apply to all the Town
ships in the County, who have not already held
their meetings $50
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IOWA SHOE STORE!
".

SIGN OF THE BIC BOOT. .1@'
TTNliE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of D
bG'e and vicinity, that he has received large and
wel.solected stock of ~''
Boots and Shoes. ..5
or inc spring and summer trade and that arrivals Of
the latest and best styles and qualities may be expected as
long as navigation remains open. 7''H
It is almost impossible for him to specify Tho numerous
kinds Styles and qualities of Which his stock consists
would most respectfully invite and all call and
his assortment of Lady's and Gcnfemcns, Misses and
Boys' Youths and Cildrcn's Boots and Shoes, neat new
and very low for tho ready dust.
All Country Merchants wishing Boots and Shoes ly tho
case, doZcn will find II their advantage to examine
my Stock before purchasing elsewhere. ~
tr.-5s 0fa ALSO, ..... tl.
Always hand heavy stock Of Leather and Find
Tugs, will he sold at the lowest rates possible. Ge
Friends and will remember tho well known
established Slio Store nj the sign tho Big Boot. "
ID. DECKER. =
Dubuque, May %, 1850. 37-tf
Michael Burke,
SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ESGIsEER-nEsi pENcE, CARLY
wi. q. s.t 90 OWEN, JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA.
TIE will attend any business entrusted 10 him in the
IL line Of bis profession. lie is also Deputy County
Surveyor Of Jackson county. ..'. utti ..tIa
May a. 1850 Silly
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Further Foreign News.
Arrival OF the Hibcrnia.

HALIFAX, May Is.
The Hibcrnia arrived at Halifax at2 o'clock
to-day.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22
Democratic County convention

May 15, 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

Door. II. Holt, Dubuque, Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-05-22

The Liberty (Md) Banner says the far
mcrs in that vicinity, all complain that the wheat
and young clover have been greatly injured, if
not destroyed by the cold weather. There is no
doubt about the failure of the fruit.
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Attest, HORACE ESTES, Recorder.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-07-10
NUMBER 90


Elder Fletcher was suspended from
preaching for passing bills on broken
bank. and for not rendering a good &C.
count of the missionary funds. Mrs.
Fletcher keeps cigar store. and sells
strong beer for living. since the mission
arv platform has broken down. So far
as the beer is concerned. she is thought
to be good customer herself.
In course Of time Marcus married Al.
ice. who still remembers the night when q
poor. ragged bow asked for lodging in
vain.
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Tho Texans are taking on wr.thfuliy, b.
cause the New Mexcans have seen proper 70
form State Constitution, declare in favsf Of
free territory. and ask for admission into the
United States The Washington .Rsnger' says
that nearly every man in Texas "is willing T.
shoulder his gun and declare the rights Of thss
State at the cannOn's mouth II also prseisims
that II demand for justice, which Gov. Bell
has made upon the General Govesnmen mt, should
not bring about the right sort Of an answer, che
will doubtless march with volunteer forces aud
take possesson'' Of that part Of New Mexico
which the Texans are desirous of selling % the
United States for $lO, 900, 900.
In tho survey which the Teaas newspapess
take of this matter, old Rough and Ready
comes in for no stinscd share Of abuse. The
"Ranger" declares that General Taylor 10
much mistsken il he expects Texas to submit =
this injury and insult TIE Houston .Tste.
graph stig matizes the the prociamation Of Cei.
Monroe and the events which succeeded il, -
''another Of the stealthy and unpri ncipIed acts
Of General Taylor, 10 rob the Southern States
OF their dearest Priviieges;" and procisims thss
ga more open, base act Of Government tyrsany
has perhaps never before been Perpetsatsd."-
but It seems to console itself with the redsetios.
that ''Texas bides her time" And Q similar
consolation evide nily saves the Caivsstes Nevs
and the Galveston Journal, from What vssld
else be case Of utter despair.
Tho chivsirous Texans had better remaia
cool, and take things quietly. General TayIss
saved them few years ago from exissmisasiss
BY Mexican lances: he will deubelss sev pee-
sect the" against their owa fsry.ICissiasssi
Gazette.
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CAI.rFOlsNrA.

- = =
fysLrroRNIA- PERSONS Just ARRIVING WILL
~ snd ~ Tor their beneet 20 call Al No Astor House
where there srge asstrtent % hosiery, eravas shrts
etc. cheap snd hst ss.li,y !, a.. ~. ..,,v Hama.
SyAITFoRNIA GOLD DUST, sArDs. AND QyAHIz.
u -snted ~ SOLOMON CO, Gold ssd siiser Ne
srsrs hsssysrs sweep msiters and Cleaners q oarths
Minerals ssa al lnovn sut,sness that contain the ovs
rets Old rold. slvor tiancrd and prectous stonesi
bought Jsweisr and silvcrsmiths ssosrs ors snd gu
hard nbsfaness Fround the rehnsry keunery " NM
s,ress New York NB-An tipds Of silt and plated me-
tails wanted --..-..u..
u,op TEE CAIIFOHrfA nahkkr-ooLD SOILS
a.d sold veshs q all tnss made errrtss Ier t,e
Caornia trade Hardware and Cutleyy ksyoivtng fston
ruus o. Witch offered the most soom-
nsd,ting terms, Wholesale or RET all. -. 1900. -.
Aw. SPIES = co. 81 Maiden Lane.
<tolp NAIEs-rug sUBsCRIBERs OTTER foR
NJ ssie The lest and mcs. sppre.ed pattern rrsnsa
,,sndsrd Cola Scales sdiustct ssnet the uned etasee
Mint stssaars o. every size snd weight The sssss ss %
made that they vewy little compass yhcn packed
sss are uoh r,orc neatly and convsnsny fnshed than
either the Rsrish. German or Ameress srsAe se ~
ali that Of this pattern parties nav
shTmeat Caornia are focited 70 ~ -
purchasing else whore. Alec, TOT sss '>sp :" fss"
fasey eocts Aecofdsccs - vrss a voppA
- william street. NC s,ssse
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PUBLICATIONS.

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Who the auhor thss could Irocted frem no other
has frs, rate novelist - Godeys fasy's Boot.
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octave volume Of 1t5 rsece. Price VS. esns. .,..
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Bookseller agents snt AL cehere. will Jews sesa
% their orders at oner 10 r " PETERSON.
No - Cbesnut street. Philadelphia,
Fer sale IN Nee York a, Dewitt Dassnport, stringer
Tevnsends H. Long Brousr'e ard a W. " bcfes eana
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CLOTHING.

n n.rRRrz pRArIR Ann TAILOR. fNr0Rns Hie
friends and The pubic that he has retufn.a IRON
PAris The latest styles % drcss coats rsnts ana
2oas are ready for Inspection. ~ his rooms NO. ."
z NM INDIA RUBBER COATS. cLoAks, AND
OaVOV Pesehc>. manufsc,rred " ee 10y, ~.
under rs,<nf. superior 10 sny Nuranited kobesr
ever before oserss IN ths msrke. lasrs ,ssrs 70
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WASHING.

EoILow THr CROWD. IT VIII BE 81 RI AND
led you - the right Place No Al Nassau street, third
foor vh.rc the psorls Az rush te mad copy Of
TwBLlETREfsk BEAvELTs Wssh'ng plans, the two
In one f,r al HurraA Don't Be deceived.
VVAsBrSe MADE Asy on now 10 vAsH cI,ornm
w without ishosThe bss In this voria rs1uires
no sskines psunders rstscrs, seis other
oies risin articles eeap and haA
srywherei price cny ~ per cory Cal s,rd " us1sas
pfAvILr rsssns 1snarsss q Asa strss< sssce< Asss.
Nsv yorh.
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RAILROADS..
nIoAN sovTmEsN sAlLRoAp COMPANY.

| MIShIoAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
~, ssTrS ssS.p ~ rer Ger, ssr,sass L.ss
srst and sny norg,re bonds q tho Michigan sOu.asr.
.Tss sss' interest," will 70
s'Is e; fVsf n issss .ss *. o%:a1
70 dispose OF cell their oblgsiions either within
:sis s.ss 81. ia ..ss:
Ks.pp Es- Of ~, s,y Of Nss York 10
Isi. sSr,ss s,ysr. hs ,s,,r line Of As cesp.n. ROAD
.. million sslisr. nay !: issued q ssi.S
rsss avs s.ss saspssa t. s,u 1:sS' Ss sr s Inc
Of ~ miles from L.ie Ere ~ssh PEN, viii 70
security offered Tor ,hs boss, d. mor.ssss
ss Il, s iay fs fs.s .s:
o niles q main line bssia.s er,nsh ofoBs add shsh
and q. rs,Siss ss rreses, tra.t .egS, s,seosc q
The ror,ss q ne ro.i ary,iy praSs .scu,
md % onS q Es ns t .s
sos.aasss ncrsss Of eysnus ). asly ,'r,,,ns ss'rd-
yspd een,bsoneie,.
AGS q: , .i .ss 1 e, e. ss.
10 rs present. gsdni.hsa eoseison rfty mile. o. con-
% jep as"1 's ' isS;. a's sat-.
line early ns, spruE hiss Doubling the Hsth Of the msia
III, IssS ser,laysy. liz. q r,Ilre.a, f,..
Ers RAlrosa sad TIE Lake Shore raa AID mpOrtaat
Nearly lie whole Of mi. rr,, no FROM Ys~ York 20 N.
Ae ktIri River either somTie,ed o. Ia the course 81
q. means ts =. Sss.rysisg ., -. ..,s r..a, g,
In BY regular rstausnt ad the poceed a the bonds
mainly required for The rurhAse 81 iron, heavy rail and
squipnents ~ believed thas rnr-s bonfs before the
pubhe oher Greater indueement Tor safe nVes.nt thAs
TIE mSrssss smrewsr. Trustees. in offaiiur-
the pr,nctQsi srcs, q the bonds % sss session
Of the road and receive is sarninfs cell a. due
neee and srry the rrccccds 70 TIE exngahme. Of The
The Bonds IN the of sl no each r.ysAs .. the
keehsnies Bank, In the city II New fors. November
bf, lso with Interest pr ato
ssi- annu,ly in New York, the hrt ~ Nov4hor snd
trs Of Nay Interest -ssss coupon. are sttsessd "
Iour hundred shouisnd dollars Of The bends new
ofrrsd fof fsle.
Sealed proposals Tor ,ou-s rst less stsn 400 win
be received unfii tha 10th isy % Novemser nsst
Pr.posssih, nD te a isrossee :. sIssL0w LASIsas
10 % wsii .'rsss saler.sd Proposals. for sishissa
s9peofhs ths oasreil -ii y. disposed Of
absolutely and wheat erts " the hrh-ss adder IRE
,orrsny reserve ne tisht 70 riAaras The remainder
All necessary information IN -ulaou 20 the ondor~hsr
VIII mars, nry Ne ottainef - cainus WtNsLON.
fhrTkhh co ORR. a. LfrcnifELD. at either.ef Which
CoPics % te bonds and martrns. aiso e sr
Ts.ion 20 rheph'rs kusrpt rre.ideu n ,he heshAs-
os bsnt % d James yan Nosr,ndEs Prssidsus 81 the
Merchants Hxehange Bank.
fncs who're lds accepted vi bs required 70 %
PER cent pron The awarded % them mmsdiatey
beipr noacd o. the acceptance ~ their ss and the
rsuander In equal smounts on The y, and 18Th % Deem
Der Bttt but party viii y a. bcrty % full ~
onee. Interest ~ill eommsnee from N. dayotpaymeat
CHARLHs nUriER,
J0nN srRykEr,
JOHS ". JGRSfS
EDwfN G, arrCnrrEIpL
New rcrf. o,toSsr "a 1890. Cenm,,s. 81 the Directors
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piNcrNa.

..rn.-bASciNg AcADExIEs-NH BARRErr
N rfcf q p%seinG trurtl ~ Mons corl,n IT,
fossr % Dan ns fr srs asd Of Great
London sss etc. has the honor 70 snnonnee a ~. son
Dc ME. cr Dau for the season A. VIC
Eeens hsgadway. Thursesys ., three clock ier
HEet aud N0gttrs AM Satnrcay mo ~ hA-is-
nine Certitmcns elass Ecntay aus lhursa.y
~ quarter " irht. 1nstruct given IN a We
interchangeable ss,mhlies ia Paris asd iondo5 Ball w.
Polka. foRe hssourka tchettis he La telarius Neld
Nalse dcus temps. "a Rcdo~a, Nslse ea4 tms. nev
Natorrsa irilcs Tie feis or Cerpsu Coton ihe nv
Hunrsrisn NHg asn Walts ~ Mr. Barrett rail-
"a ,h. Jenny iAss wslt A,c.snee inssiiu.s w,.h-
inrtn street .nd ~ Us rclyechnc Uau souti broohlyn,
tie usuN lays Private tuition .. Ladies seminare.
nnd Private Cissseunetuay attended, sorscs o. asual
Ter pupils and their friends.
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stsIPP1NG,

a,oR SAN FsANcIsco DIsEcT THE NEW cLIrrnR
ehir NYMPH. Cart. Ptnfr n. Hale. 10 Loading -
,.r M lost River has for the BAH a bels
itrsrs ore particularly sesrcd "a Tend down their reeds
without d''''' lot ns,rsssR I co. % South street
r,oa cav yR.Ncfsco-rHs fIsE FAST SAILING.
III sirrsr tuilt barb uUtLFoep, L.vrnes 8 Lssiie.
nwtdise t-fste and for tx fs class r~s-~srcys has
ssS g p IN III va . ss r""
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BOUATY LANDS.

TIE rIrcr REGIMENT or uNlrrD sTA-E: AZ
tiliery Volunteers, In IRE w ~ l-l1 l,is nc let
vnssr the ecursrt n CD Andrew si,cher Nor.es here
y si,en ,hst ne seehs ssd PER- rsl,. s Tsmss
fcrs lac Ne. k Wsfi street. ~ ne esy ~ vsr tosf
With wtcr have srr~us~d for the prer,rs'on ~ the
neeess.ry rsperr - ssste elssrsr. ~ '"
Ir's'r usir rHrss" your .. psoWS, 6sss
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SPORTING.

GTsIoS cornsI, T. L-rRorTINg -noSpAr. OF 4.
~ n. At o'eloek, r. n. Purpe tty, NIB besft in
fsrn.<s owrer enters D. A. oncst John g. sti.er c.isr-
30 smersv q Eet1rfhiir enter. n. cerssss.. AZ
n p c,sea san.s q N. Lsdy Bs,issi = ssr go rs,r
pr.~x w a. ia s.slo~l ard 80 ths sports
ere ever. sftCpe ursAfr. rre'Te'-S.
DreIoN NArcH-icoo WILD birds ON uANs-A
r.'akes vill tshs r'ss. ~ ,ss go
t~seis., 80 % esio<s Ssv-. leawe Fr'sc- - rr-ry
IA r.Lltta n. y. lie snyss zach 80 e~esf.ass "
Hutay en- seeexs> u Ne vsstb>S
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EMPRESS AGENCIES.


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IMPRESS NOTfCE-KGNsLEY % BExPREss FOR
H Bcston and the Etst via Newport aud al Eiter will
leave ofce No Wall street. at quarter 70 ocloek II.
~. on sns after Monday. oetober n.
DAcKACEs AND PARCELS FORWARDED Br EygRy
Tor Europe which will be resolved until ococh
on the DAY Of sailing. BY EDWARDS, SANFORD Co.
toreisn Express. at Adams o.. u wsn stree.
HOY h co.'s FREIGHT PACKAGE AND PARCEL
Express, for Charleston, Is G. s1vannah. (Gco,l and
the Ihtsrior-HaybE made FAC H.
savannah and established Efficient ana resronsks Agents
In Neh OF those cics, Trepfrod 70 receive
fsight aehAe' parcels and valusblss % d~srp
ton and transmit them with the greatest sped aa5 secuy
20 dctinston Goods for tie insror u south Car,ns
and Georgia, will With The partsuar atte,,sn -
AGENTS. and be forwarded vithout delay. Draf sotes
tis etc on chafieston sna sayannsh, COLLECTED vith
HoEY q co, Is and " wall street
w "a. BARrLEss, Assst. cbaflsst0n g. G.
ogden uAyNEs-tHicHp T. OGDEN, rHos .
" Hsyno t-Wholssais and General C,gnissicp Ser.
chants san Trsneiscs California hervhsndisc eonasnes
70 uf will Be placed board atero ship sud sold y SAN
L,ssz,hgs Avoiding q. r,t. q .rc .,e. Rsfsr "
frrfriet dos Surr Stevens DO; Ccuan. Hopkins Co.
Do; Conklin Smith, do v. r. Hayes. d. Read Rsrh
TAYLOR b DE- BAUrRE. FORWARDING AND con-
II mission msrchsnts, Chasros. N.0-We srs nov rrs-
PARED ell goots 20 csrr having tns hsht
arssrh, boat, viii isdis rutesr eevr. suitable fSr "
arrangements With Ruxslsk Co, tfsnsrorsilon ss,nts
Qerross ana cruess that there yi tfay upon hs
htkmua s.E.IArLon la. - bsilimcrs.
' Sea-. ., Ne s S.,.s:.
oar Asrsw ar. l. hv. Is beaver s,Ts.G corvise Bro.
sisso California
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AnIUsENncNTs IN PHILADEI.PHIA.

RARNUH's MUSEUM. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BARNUh.
- Pfopristor and manager Hen'y Sanford, rstetAns
More sttraction Another elegant EslodramA
This week Will he proyntsd Miners splendid ma~cal IRA
called "Massp.llo, rrsdncod in vuporb and
entrusted 20 moot reliable cast Aio variety % Grpre-
pirate and entertaining pieces Two perform daily
commanding az three and half soioek s only
psee Of smusenent In the afternoon Adli taBoe
cents Children under ten years, l2s cents.
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PERsORAI..

TsrosrsTrov wswrrp oy DANIEL poSEvAS,
r.ss e Is. s.r f.ss 80 srs s.n,..a HsSs. s.rsd
lee ard 70 ven lane ne II sx~t shout ysus Any 49,
ssr rvnf any seeecrt ~ him yin hss,ew hess-y hs
mother sss erss, snd W esilirs cr addressing Ma Mary
Donovan, Ss5 Cherry rtrset, vin " rvaysst,