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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

BURLINGTON WEEKLY TELEGRApu--Wc
have received the first number of this large
we'll conducted paper. In size, it is the largest
in the stale, in ability it has no superior in Iowa
We wish it much success
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

FIRE AT Sing SING Prison, N. Y.-On the
10th ult., some of the workshops attached to this
prison were destroyed by fire. Loss estimated
at $5O,OOO
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

i FoRT CLARKE.--This is the name given to the
new fort at Lizard Fork. A compay Of infantry
and one Of dragons are on the ground now
building the necessary barracks &c.
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Washington Correspondence.

State Of CaEfornia.-The Protest.-Tcrritory
cfNc,o Mcrico.-Fugitire Slare biu.-Henry
Clay-Progress Of acknowledgements
-Corwins Observation-Disclosures defeat IN
Missouri
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and that neither of the contingencies contcmpa-
ted by the Constitution has occurred by which
he would be authorized to call forth and COM
mand the militia of the United States.
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DRowNED.-Mr. Jas. Chotsey, of this City
was drowned some ten days since, while attempt
ing to cross the little Maquoketa in the neighbor.
hood Of Burton's Furnace. The River at the
time was very much swollen. Mr.. Chotsey
was resident of this City for some years, and
has left wife and three children
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

The Lockport Courier says-"A Mr.. Bank
lat lately married Miss Gold, Of Ohio. We doubt
II the Legislature ofthat State wilbe able to mt
down that Bank, or prevent it from ISSUING
small bills on specie basis!"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

A new secret society has been recently form
ed in Gainesville, Md. 1t is called Swarm, No
l, ofthe Bee Hive, Maryland Its object is the
same as the Odd Fellows.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

NAVAL REroRM.-One hundred and sixty
sd .h o. the s. frgrate Raritan, have sign
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

1t is not coward lamentation which makes
me say all this, General, but the lively sense Of
gratitude and thankful acknowledgements for your
generous sympathy. I wanted to sketch the
darkness ofmy destiny, that you might feel what
benefit must have been to me your beam of light,
by which you, from the capital of free America,
have heightened my night.
1t was in Broussa, General, that the notice of
your imposing speech has reached me; in yon-
der Broussa, where Hannibal bewailed his coun
trys mischief, and foretod the fall of its opprqss-
ors-Ilannibal, exiled like myself, but still I'M
happier, as he was accompanied in exile by the
ingratitude of his people, but by the love of
mine.
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Anc. Governor of HUNGARY

To the Honorable the General CAss, Wash
ington.
I hope you will excuse my bad English l
thought it my duty to address you in your own
language
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-08-28

the U nIted States nave not yet made law O.
gainst which the Texas law can conflict. They
are trying and have been trying to make one du
ring the present and last sessions of Congress
but they have not yet succeeded, and this very
law which they are trying to make, gives impl
edly to Texas, the ownership Of the territory
Therefore, there can be no instruction agains
the United States, which calls upon the Presi
dent for the exercise of the power vested in hin
by the constitution.
The third contingency contemplated by the
Constitution on which the President may cal
out the militia, is to 'repel invasion" If any
one shall invade the territories of the United
States, the President has power to repel him.
But it must be the territory of the United States
and it must be in1asion. To constitute invasion
it must be by an enemy with hostile intent Il
Texas an enemy on her own soil, or can she in,
wade herself? Is it an invasion of the United
States for citizens to 60 to and fro in their own
State, and in territory claimed by them, which
claim the United States fought with Mexico to
protect, and are now bargaining with Texas tc
purchaser Is this invasion? No one dreams
Of asserting such an absurdity.
We have now devoted all the space we car
spare, TO this subject, and we would here re-
mark, that although the opinions of Mr.. Web
ster are not given separately, they are in sub
stance, If not in form, the same identically a,
those Of the President, therefore, our argumen
fit be good for any thing, is good against both
In conclusion, we confidently reiterate the as
sertion that the Presidents message was uncall
ed for by circumstances, untenable in its assump
tons, meaningless in it's information, inconsist
ent with itself, and illogical in its conclusions
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families, and private persons. These laws and regu
iations are believed TO be stil in force, &c.
From thess facts, II will appear, that Old Spain
s far shea adj 81 us In the policy of granting lands
10 actual settlers and the early regulations applied
in California appear especially TO nave beea of
wise and liben character, much more so than the
English restrictions upon their American colonies.
and quite in contrast with the oclous lmposltlonS
of the British crown. And vet what Englans lost
by her cupdlty, Spain lost by hsi im5ecilly, to
wit, her iavorlie colonies IN America
TIE INDIANS OF THE GREAT BASIN.
John Wilson, Iadian Agent at the Great Salt
Lake, writes a long letter On the condition ot IN.
various Indian tribes within the Great Basin, aud
the Rocky Mountains. near the salt Lake. lie
recommends that they be taken under the protec'
tion of the government, and that they be en-
couraged in the arts of agriculture and such simple
manufactures as their wants require. He thinks ;
that ''three parks, situated IN the very midst OF
the Rocky Mountains and far removed from the
lines of overland travel of the white man. would
make excellent colonies ior the Indians We make
the following curious extract from this letter.
"GREAr SALT LAKE, Sept. A. lS49.
"Thst portion Of the Shohonees called Shococoes or
Walkers, (bepg without herses) cannot now even 50
TO where a buffalo Is to be killed; and, consequently,
are not only deprived OF the meat So necessary for
their support but also Of their skins which are equally
to make lodges and clothes to keep them
om free King in these mountains where the perpetual
SHOWS within heir sight The consequence Ia,
they obliged to seek such holes and caves IN
the decyites Of these everlasting bills as they eau
find, to keep them and their children from freezng
There and hot springs throughout TINS
country and IL IL said to be thing TO zee
these poor wretcbes shelterpg themselves and their
children from the bleak snd terrible storms which pre-
vail in these grand and rugged mountains by lying,
during great part OF the day. and perhaps ngnt TOO
;xt the.. sfer
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SAY rRsscfsco- Pnenis, rs m Bcsten-uess-s Ed
ward Eses David wht,ensrs Jss Long John WHITAKER
- Riecle, Asd Deminsly. hrs Abbott. and Ezsbcth
Eses.
Sss Fns-cIsco-ship Rob Roy. from sss,on-xsssrsJ q
tvsn. Ecv Thompson, Moody, J Ellis, W Hsdx.
tms, Iute Merrill Michael cerrrsn, Daniel spiilsts
srans hutsa Tfssk Roiert nactay Cornelius Corrigs
Lsurs s-eeiser, Nary Jones, Lowell Hard, bauIa Y
darcy sad ehdreo James fiile.rovn Nrs fehru-u "a
children. kidder, ssr.h Hines. INNS Nsnapila.
Lews uriser Autin Jacob, John Henssis sossr
Tbemas flls. Edwin flis. Ne samuel a0rse. Davis
Charles urrisr, Austen kslsr. Wm Prince Robess
Brovn. Job X West JOshaa Wehb Davis Tbl.ts Edward
Doase stevens. Frsecis Atkinson Wm ecd ir 4 q
Reed. Henry nssgs hivsn Rofrs job. Issd.r Tr.tr,m
Rogers. GeUrEe 1srltn. Gries~et ff> Grisswsll
stufts,sst. jerome sspyer. n Luke, J King sarah
Hintr. Nm kuher, fdvsi kirbey, Jshn rhsnpssn. q
Chds. Smith, Berj keed, Joy ,tr,tton rhomas vos.
stsrhes Libh,y, Chas nsl krs Reed. MARY strst,oa
Sutan Williams Ma-11ret Swsr. aud Adelaide
sss fhsre,sco-hr Areois. from Bcsson-nsssrs Geo
Darling. and sras T NJ hardstn.
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No ia Madison street this day (ionday 2sth inst.
at hsfpsst O'Clock 2. NJ. Her friends also those OF
her son, John Jshnsop, and her son in law Robert
HsveTttock, are respectfully invited TO attend.
ON Sunday morning Jan. 9th, Mrs CLorILDA B.,
wife OF [ apt w. l.. Shutteworth, u. s. M.
Her femsins will be taken from her late residence,
I33 Dufsld street Brooklyn, to Greenwood Cemetery,
for interment Tuesday, 2sth inst at O'Clock T.
NJ. Friends and acquaintances invited to attend
the funeral
New Orleans aud Pensacola papers please copy.
At Milestone N. on Saturday, Jan. Goth, JOHN s.
OlcoTr, in the Goth year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from the residences Of Dr.
+. Olcot, Jersey City, on Tuesday, 2sth inst, ut
O'Clock p NJ
In North Bridgewater, January 10th, Hon. ABEL
KiNGNAN, aged 81
In Mobile Ala jan 18th in the 2sd year of his age,
BENJAMIN r. LEAyENs, native Of Washington county,
MY.
At Camargo, Mexico, the 22d Of March last, VII.
LIAM SHANp, eldest of the late William Shsnd Esq
civil engineer, Of Montreal, aged 81 years
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
Police Intelligence.

a DrrnL,, E,oie-.4lr-ea a fafsi .sfsir sst eve.
nirg between six and seven o'clock almost Q fatal
affair took place, at Mr. Sweets eating saloon No s
Eulton street by the thoushtess dshcsrge Of loaded
pistol BY Samuel Haynes both balls sf which passed
through the ssss door at the enhance OF the dining
George Dictspscn Who had just passed into the boae
the other took en- another direction and struck
the csilirs The facts which led TO the firing of the
pistol serr have c.rtsinsd, 81 foloss Ssausl
B. Hsynss is the ate of the chip Anson which put
back iron on saturday, In consequencs of Leak
She ,aed from this port 20 Chsston aud from tn
20 Savannah, where she htted cut ard sailed for
found isky IN her upper works and therefore put
hsck fer r,rsire 70 this port scn- of the
vsptsd 20 leave the vessel aud cspvey their
tsss,g. en- shore. This the captain would not slior
and ordered the mste. Mr Hay mes not 20 permit the
bggse. be thus renewed The mate in orSsr % fiGl
that cfd.r f,srul that he might bsve trouble,
osaed up double bsrreed pistol snf put " into hi,
pcck,t NO dis'urbsrce, however, occurret on b,srd
the thir, as wss snticirs'ts and last evening, on
with ham the lSsd,d pistc srd m..ting s.ves friends
eiark rr,ty ire,iy; srd smong hts isnds vas George
biessnttn ~ith vbcm he vss on iatinste terms Ihsy
bth dssrk several In es tcgeth,r sDd hayb mes ~ thi
hne, otcene pUch under the IA tnuercs of liquor
lchststh sud Hsl nes then passed up tulteu street
het'fntr veut nie Sveets saicon sri Hsyne' cahei
utier I'm u ttcp tut tnoing he DID not do 90. he
he ls'.i ttn his pocket and hrtd. IN, balls ot
Nllch Is,s'd through the alas door ss de.ei tbsd
sbore lie mement tie pistl sas Discharged. olicsr
Rice 81 tie Stcotd vatd, took Hs1rp. into custsdy,
ard ccnVtt cd him 90 the police stsion sud tbi. NOM,
ing be Will be ccnyeytt teiUfe the nasstra,a the
Ttnbs UaJres asserted on his rre.t TIA, hr hst 10
idea q flcciitg AZ auJ Que bat difcharesi tn pstH
merely ass JOKE tuPerniuc ~ the effects q liquor
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DIED.

Jsppsry 2efh, Man, Joics Of County Carlow wife of
Jtmes tubtisor.
fully invited 20 sttrpo her funeral Nonusy after
noon, ct oclock ffom hsr late residence, Ne 10 Fri
nifty place.
Esily yesterday morning, after a short aud severe
ntsts, kiits JsSE RssIoirH in the 27th year OF her
afe.
Her fri,rds or those cf her trothtrn ia-. John "
rtuce Jr ana fsr uncle, samuel >. nsndoph are 70.
sJsouuly invited 20 attend her funeral th. tNcuisv
sf,.rrcr J,n Ssth at eioos fem the house Of tue
ON TIE u inst., iisNntoS W son Of Hamilton w
std Emma kCtiusCn, agsd mouths AID N csys
The hiet De 81 The say are invited 60 attend the
tvn,isl ffon lo' Wet lvebiisth street this day At
SP NJ.
on SATURDAY evsSinr, Jsn Seth Ars SU.,Ss,n
BItINsS sr,nSC yfrt-
Her fui,is vii tsEs pace fron her late rssiisnes
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

fLAcss OF NATTIrv;.unitsd States 100; ireland. ~
England 8; Scstasd, 81 Wales q Germany, Is; France
Holland Il British possessions in North America, Po-
land, I.
Island Small Pox do Lunatic Asylum, do. !; Wards
Island 20 Rsndalls Island, City Hospital Almsheuse
Backwels Island, a. Colored Nome eolored persons
w. WHITE, City Inspector.
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PassenCeu Arrived

cApEoy Coon nors-snr orieatAl-Asssrs WIN Wee
cen and samuel Ail@s.
srAIAcHIcoLs-Baik csrts- Nr and Nrs Hovey
KsY Mbsr Bark Amestury- Mr. Beck, Of Phiassiphia:
CaI Church late of trx star condemned Key ss
MT rBtems.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

GuGAR COATED COPAfvA PILLs-DR. LANGgS-
le.ks Cepai,a fiis are universally sesaowiedsed ss
the beet remedy which hes been Tor aud
conpete cure o Gohoriua These pills consist
dAver.ts eomIeundi without r.rcury, any other sss-
ance vhch BE % inursus Effects ard their sppict
ton sven IN The vert STAGES % this disease has been at
tehces rth tuahed The serves 70
remove the dssfesbe favor q the drus sht especially
that ofthe Ccrsvs Baan and being above the s1e ef
rea tleir acninis'atup 10 fs iated in rsnner 80 no
otter medicine . this knd cen be boosted 81 ~ . any
since few months that this article has no
This county and yet i fame has slrssdy spread Al over We
lton which may be deemed ~ the best rre. 81 m
virtues Isrge Sc: snail boxss, For sale ~ toe
general SCENTS Chsries rfifcr Co, xs b-osdwsy Two
drufeifts.
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inaugural Address of Gov. Quitmsn, of
Nllsslssippi.

Gov Quitmans inaugural address to the legislature
mined upon the great subject nov sgtatng the coun-
try Speaking on the subject Of slavery he says II is
an institution entuined In the Political system of the
south and cannot be separated from IL without des-
trucon 10 the social fabric IL recognised In the
formation Of the federal constitution and to its exist
ence as much as TO any other cause is attributable
the rapid advance Of the country its Of pres
perty. greatness and wealth The South does not re-
sr, sp.rsy ,rnns On ns snS r"os .
raty connected with It, They have right to IL Gbove
and under the constitution Of the United States and
viii not yield u nor longer permit that right to be
dputsd IL s Of those essential rights which cannot
be yielded mp without dshonor and self degradation,
ard none wbs believe they have inherited the free sp
rit d their fathers doubt their determination NJ
all hazards TO maintain those positions so essential
to their security. The statesmen Of the North, who
attempt 10 tranple upon their rights, either mis-
take the intelligence and spirit Of the southern peo
rle or knowingly hazard the integrity of the Union
10 should know the South is now aroused to the
mssnitude d the danger The insulting and offensive
nsa,ures Of the Legislatures Of some Of the north
protection Of the constitution and the aiopt
ed by them 70 prevent the reclamation of fugitive
slave hss l.it no longer . doubt tba, sy.tem.,e
south is now In progress and has assumed suca .
character Nc rsquirers action. Already has the at.
tempt been made, and is Threatened TO be renewed
With pfospects Of ultimate success to exclude the
saveholding States from equal participate In the
common territory Of the states-to conhne the slave
holder and the save for all time to the states
In which the institution exists 20 abolish negro
slavery In the federal district aud to suppress the iu
ternsl ssyetrsde between the States These
net ony threstenes but sctuslly introduced Ia Con-
gress too plainly speak the intention OF their
nstisators TO wage . war Of exterup alton against
our meet valued rights Whether they originate in
hnstioism, affected philanthropy, or calculation. Of
political power, they can have other object than
the ultimate destruction of domestic institutions
OF the dissolution Of the Union The advocates Of
these destructive seek to perpetrste wrongs
TO which the people of Mississippi Of all parties recent
ly sssemtled In convention, nave soemnly declared
that they cannot and win MT submit. They cherish
the Cnien constituted BY the wisdom Of fathers
they will defend the constitution, which estab.h.d
and alone maintains that Union; but they have no
love veperscp tor other union than that which
IL written and defined In the constitution They
not to be deceived and robbed Of their con,.uonsl
rights by Who uttefins hollov professions Of at
tackm.nt to the Union, are deliberately severg the
ties that bind us together
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rs n.nrn, 1 syTnos . OFT or 7

Dh nhfn, suIhos or TIN $4,000 fkl-
ste ia. n. etce y. n. teundayr encettcdl Thocs
apply IN the early starts vl b. surprised ~ te rsrd
ana ifte fseosverienre afsendirs their a rhiery
howev~s thcse whe have suffered frcr ellss
re vho Trertry srrrccis,e hs esrsicss asrears
tor ncirent atvaacsi firste-
stsg-s tecn urcorcn .svantase. sud vsrY
pfscce ne s1orc rapid, easy and r.ic.l err Wtf
v tis scrnas fer sans cSs ts sttsinst iron sbs
srree in Auerss
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

Total Pots and Pearls. ...........C Cei3
Gonna further advance Of 80. 40. has been
"wednesday; the operations comprise 1000 bags Java
at 1skc. 15o and 900 St Domingo st like Rio
rsrse. from 1lc l4ssc four months
fHtioHrs.-Tbere was rather more Offering for shin.
ment 10 Liverpool, and cotton WAS engsged at 3-lGi
and 5000 bushels Of taken part in b,gs at
flour nominal at Is. Cd To London -four va. taken At
2s heavy goods at 2ss and for beef in terce packets
Grs.rso Sales 900 lbs. reported. at ss.. sq7c.
Hainssles were made Of II 600 lbs at private bar
B,prs Two carsoes have arrived; Busnos Ayre,,rs
held firmly st 1le., In store.
HOsss.--sal,s Of GEO Rio Grsnde we're made At lie
time.
Brvr, with scarcely any thing doing va. dull prices
the ssme
N.yAL sronrs Holders Of crude turpentine ere ask
ing 81 81 81 rs, and ,pir;s Sic cash The news is
highly favorable.
0rr-The market /, sbou, &c better for rr,.ed On
fair business hiss been soue to day st $50 Sc
for Erslsh and American. Holders are confident Of
Rrcr.-1hsr. has been an active export demand
through the week for this staple ,ass have been
run up to the amount 81 500 terces at prices ranging
The inquiry from the trade hss also been fair lot
Of 100 oashs good fair soid to-day at 50 SIX
street, near Seventh sv.rue, 25xioo. $500; DO on
Twenty first street near Sixth avenue 2sxts 81 SEQ;
se sH on . so s''s Is,.n s
each IS $50; do ccrner Tooth street and shth ave
nue, 25xlt0, Sl55; do. adj syonue. each -5xlco
500 each seco do cor. loist street 25ricO sil5;
10 Iolst street. near Eighth avenue a5xloo $50
2 do rear, each 25riOo. $50 each. sloo; 4 do ON
Thirty nth street Sever th 2sxes $50;
Co adjoining 2ssss, slice; 1 do. on rssr IS sss'
81 AIS; 10 do On tofty.t third street Sxth ave
nue., each 2bx1Cc, $3.50 each, $500.
svesns without change to notice and In fair de-
msrd
Taliow There Res been . movement In the mar
bet resultirg In tsles Of 80 900 lbs So and tras
urdcr.
wmsstv The market vas less firm, with sales Of
$50 bbI. Jersey and ptison at 2SAsc. 25l drudge
dull ct 2shc.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

pvRPHy. PROM PRACTICE or sEvESfEEN
ve,rs the Of ali prvste diseases
matter What nature stsndrs - thcse who viii foos
his advice Ne fibdfsnse frsm business Recent 10
cu,e ev tsys Arply 70 he ofce, 81 Geld
ruitcr. frcr A. ~ togf.h ~ r.B.-if ne, cured. Dr..
r.furdstho uonsv.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

ms. JOHNSON, NO rs DUkNy STREET, 50 WELL
tnown 10 Us rsasrs sht ~ dsiicste csessesf fte Doe
tors ferutaea for sA IN thase -sses
erutee Tor ysa-s. is cnirrrA Ccusfr o.al
ux11 ia f5ur asya
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
MEDICAL.

T YoN's MAGNETIC POWDER AND PILLs-fs. WI
~ believe the only trum that has discovered
that will actually exterminats all kinds Of nse
In the Of destroying bugs and vermin kinda
never fAils The author Of has invented pill for rata
him to his hole ds but kills him the s thsrs-
fore, invaluAbls Ofhee 40 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
m rrisd.

.dnnstnftmeffs ~ BUfhs, HaIrfaaes and Dtalhs
nof tnss,tes Hnisss duty a.,hs,.ssfed aud aid for
Married,
ON wesnstdsy, Jan s3d At 81 Georges Church
Tlstbirg l. by the Rev J. e. smith, ar. BsSI,ntv
ttsrsLIS to Niss Eitts y. Cosssil of the former
Ilsce.
In Baltimore, on the 18th instant Tsos Mro.ssr TO
N.nY SvrtNKf.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

.s.s,s,s.s si,h partost r,ss ana
ssety usnr Cooks remedy fer dfunsennest Toe ms
dcne ysrf,cy harmless IN All eases and 70 50 oertan
its sots AZ a. he Doe wiling 20 7ermsnen
sure Price s2 AZ Dvcssrs resiisrce. e7s Madison
sweet Ca,h.re sree Advice eratis tverT day snd
evenirs sabbath. The ~ants of the POOR val
be disft esrded.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
n mARITImE INTELLIGE ENCE.


Port OF New York. Jan. IS, 1850.
SUN RIsEs... ...... ...7 MOON RISES. u
SUN sKrs... q 5i HIGH wATER.... 52
Telegraphlc.
soe general columns the latest Marine Ints-
eenaa Nv
The New York herald., 1850-01-28

NEW EEDIcAL rooxs--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
vori on fis rs'urr and unvsts asssses
sre,nTt ard all kndr-d arsers q urpsry srrans-
huftra'st ~ grcat numt - ttsu.ifuy c.ar-f pates
a. aree ~ life BY Homer Nstsiok, NJ o. L.rra qusrt>.
20 TsEeA q iien fre Sa Extra4t fscm tss ssostos
hedc afd sufst Al ioufna1t ba sAi. fsafsssy,
to he equal 70 kiccrds scons thsssrse fsy
dsssses shd TAR Superior ,rg tfs hind pub
ifhed In tas ctuntry. Auther ~ tAs werh ssnisi
Emissions imretercy. Ac, caused ~ imprcr.r hsbts-
FOURTH sditica rlstts Pre-. ST. Fcr sal- a. tee Pub
lshrs Strsrer rorBssnd "a srosa az saa ~ the
tlof, fCt Hresavsy.
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
900 600 OF BOTTLES I'll! 8! ASD OVER o. DE.

oinG the hair many after having been bald for
over twenty years have been sold without murmur
John Vincent Of Ridge street and Mr. W. Barker %
street New York City had their hair
after having been bald for two three applies
ons stop the hair from falling off, Sold in large bottles az
~ cents each - dozen cash. 81 50 commissoa $50
Pearl street. f6i and s Broadway inear Grand street.
great Dsdy 10 used By all the fret circles Of society By
the lrvngs Gfnnslls Gostars Jsnswsys Dspoes Rass.
Lorrilars Lvngtons Hamiltons ludlows. Norrses Car
Bradhurs Es ~ the only certain
remedy .Od Every Of the SPEAK Of Il a. sa
Z
The New York herald., 1850-01-28
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, January 100 z. VI.
The merchants bad not had time digest their let
ters and this beiAg the last day OF ths week tra
although come vhss more AM thau 1t was prior 10
the receipt of the steamer yet
as to the amount of trsnssctons The frrnness con.
.qusnt upon the telegraphc report OF the news pub
hshed y.sterdsy was continued to day and sales
made TO q fair extent at about previous rates Ths
Hour market Was heavy, with moderate sales at old
pricee for State aud Western brands. Canadian was
also dull at previous quotations wheat both Ameri.
can and Cansdisu, was firm, but transactions we're
light Corn Was some frmer. with steady demand
There was no marked change In other articles Of bread
stpfs. The potk market exhibited no change Beef
was heavy Lard being In good demand IN Liverpool.
with an upward tendency in prices. the article Vas
held ~ better prices. Cheese asd butter were nomi-
nally the same. Coffee being in the hands OF fes
holders was nrm and better prices asked Sugars and
molasses showed no marked change
AsHrs.- Pearls with Q fair demand were firm at
SO 90 80 12h. Hots were buoyant, with a fair In
quiry. and sales OF 70 bbls at So cas- IS.
L.. In. l..sx. .tia,