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MAY Wind during the day. Nv
TPFR STEAMSHIP NIAoARA-Additionail !.

tPFR STFANSTIIP NfAGARA-AddltionAiI
;fs Hs sS1 a: % 1as
s1s FOR s,i1o,s' ~ ThIis
iumba, Kosmos Agnes. and Rebecss. for NYSrL. =,
st POST sYors April A'r i'''f'e Galveston SD
s:. Cen LEAD %
BsAo1r pr x April le-of John Henry Alexander from
Carr CLEAN April i2-oa Athens, Chase, IS days from
CLYDE. April Iri Esd Sarah. Tins, NYork.
CORK April Ion John Eleanor from Dublin for New
DEAL April ls-Arr Bernard from Rotterdam for Balt
Fss.ed BY ETH Anna ArnOldna and Amstci from Am
Go1Trsnvs". April sin port swedsh vessel Bo..
t0n a. r. and SFeT en, per- ton york
HvIs, April b-cid Royal Victoria Hunter chsrest0n
' Sg, ssgs.s:s s s,
rs 'is I'VE; MAN s~
h ' C's so1 S rapp
cos Mobile aIi
n ssT fSr & a. r' YS staten Island and
IN the river entward bound 1hems Leighton fos New
ntssS,sase S,; hsll KSsI Fsa9ssST o. APP. y
MIN ds:Tftsa Esr"ps 81 Lott for New York APRIL d.. e
saos 49, iStl; New World ksis6t, DO Italy Rs.d
DO I'D; Amida do I'D Sea King. do 18th; HUNGARIAN.
hubt,rd. 40 th ady rraDkliR Yss,oa DO 9Th ssri-
Manson Tempest Batten; blanchard. Blanchard
s sfpf S fssss a% r Agssr. d.
with despatchi Albu Gregory for Baltimore, 2rh: Carns
Deverenx. do with despateh james Calder Fettrs for
Charleston do do; Camillus Day. and James Pennc iul
lertun, fer New Orleans, do. do
LoNbo> AIril 12-EHt inward, Rafael Arrova, Mullen.
Porto Cl1 10TH Morley. Myhl, Bremes and NYork;
nth. John Murray Inll, Boston. .
port 18TH carlo Tnghast and John Murray,
Lul for Boston ld facon, fatten for York. do indie
pendence Fletcher for do .l Augusta Parvons Victor.
Punehard Sirius Ganun; Bombay, Dyoni Orissa hcsnn;
for Falkland L. ands and SFraneiseo. ldg.
LsnoS; Apr 6-Arr Cerere, Prandello, Nfork mot as
before)
Iosbo>pinRy, April fish II Kerr. Philadelphia
M.hsruIps, April Esd STEAMBOAT kiagmsn, Palermo.
ADV Csrotta, San ftro. D, Paladn. fredk Peterson
MsnrrnA March is-Sd Ncpopfe en- Moxy. Mediterranean.
Ply April lion George Thodc from Bremen for
NYork
PoRTsMor rn, April lC--hrr Victoria Chapman Nyork
for London 18th. Wisconsin. Numford London for lork
PORTLAND. hpril 0-oa Mnna, from Bremen for Sfork.
GuHrNsrowN. April l6-Sld ilorinda, Sfork.
RoyAv, April sid United States, Chifm. NYsrk.
START April 9-0h 7 II Hcydon, from Bremen for New
York. -
Gale land tld March fr New York, LAYING touched for
waterl 49,
iL,NfuUs.
Cows APRIL 1e-1he Hopc toi Narmeuthl, Love. from
Liverpool for Zerkzce ed In here day. with loss
Of rigging and sails b the HcTmana h trsbtrec.
NNork having been in contact with that vessel
Falmouth, yesterday afternoon
CRooKp,vrS. April ia ship dismastcd and water
passed March ~ lat A. Ion a. BY the Warrior. Barry srr
here.
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on Thurs1ay. May ]. by the Rcy stephen Remington,
Fnso- Brsutr, 81 the firm NJ Benedict bradley, 10
Msrt,. daughter q Henry lodernond h,I all Of New
OIL. city
ON Friday. April % ~ tie Rev Dr. Cutler Rector of
f. Ann- Church Brooslyn Mr.. oEoEGE Cars. a Glas-
gov Scotland to Mi.s MAEy Haas q Manchester hng
iaLi
On Tie ] Y May At Grace church Rye by the Rev Mr.
Iun nts,AN LIIrIIJoIiS Esa, al New York to koHyA,
daughter of George Wcodward EsI. Of Port Chester
At tht Presbyterian church Woodbridge. J., on the
1t inst by the Rtr VIM u Barton. }. MArrIsoy Nt-
Iftx 10 As. H. BAElo> daughter Il the officiating cler
~ man
AT raltimtrc MI Artii %, HsNp Roi ,rno v ). -,
10 A.. fttftasrYt. daughter 81 DR.. John iiucllcr.
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Cleared.
Fl; ,s:s: Eis:s Hia' 4:
Ga A san.
LAM. Scars; nasia. 4 Whssisis II. zassaa.Is,
rns4.s sr cl5s hs s1f
saIBr Merriam Foso MI d0 B BoudrOt, Siramiohi.
s.st'ga Miller Ha;S., Is'sqs Gsrmud.
iUmtin ReSHsSn a I rsrson; ssSrssks cahasssy
nstT.rs RGSand k0sland hrh aI.S Hand
Elm City Irisbce New Haven. -
H' S brown Miller
Arrived.
s o s April h %ss and ~
sionally from lat q &c. Ions toiat a 50, Ion IS
-
ship star q the West Lswser Liverpool % days. with
ns Ship sS an1
with "a S s@s n Rsnfu
sSip Resssea. Wolf New orean' ls days, with md..
bssl ffns s nr, Patterson pesn days with iron.
an Bark Br Dsa y in ballast with
e 70 John L1ssn no dlte lat ~ Ion 49, spoke
Brig Helene lBreal haehs%asn Bremen 50 days in bal
Brig yaasodysr sstsef Roshss q days With brady
&c. Monqn 9Th ni, picked up email now billet
Bs Toledo caTaeo Gls,sT ss april "a With in
the 10th ult OF MatauzAs spoke ship Meoka hence fo New
Orleans. The has been 10 days Of Hatteras with north
erly winds and calms
brig fous (of Gardiner) Ballard Attakapas q days
with eugar and molasses to Peek n Lyman Experienced
heavy weather on the passage,
Scr Integrity Orb Mcclellan Hlsboroug IL days. with
oa. 10 Cook q Smith.
schr Joseph Guest Rodgers Chareesn days Nth rice
0 Witheridgc Austin.
Sctr Leonora. Williams Del, ) days,
ScAr X Il PITTS. -, kockiand. dAya
Scfr Iiahtfoet -. Rock and, days.
Schr J Goodsreed, Clsrkc, Hadham c. dsys.
ScLr Jenny Lin d, Coombs. New Haven. days.
Schr Admiral. Richars, Calais Sic. DAYS.
ScAr Smith, Niekerson Portland, CT day..
Below.
One bark, name unknown.
sailed.
Ships Prince Albert, Meyer London: Castllian Graves
Iiyerpoo Dewitt Clinton Funk. do; Franchise. Chapman
Charcston barks Texas McNar Savannah; Mouatsinesr
(Brl Carey Bslize Hecla, Saufer, Cardenas
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LIVERPOOL AND HALIFAI-Steamship Niagara, At Bostsn
From Liverpool to Boston-Capt Geo Western, RN nrs
Western Mrs Duncan, Messrs Payer Steysns Chas
Ridley Brayerb, 9 Dawber, EW Palmer. Geo Colby Aug
Thomas Demng Capt Robt Phillips, RN. Messrs Bowrirs
Leror Luce John Hull Mashet Roe, Muir zaatsin;ss,
Brown Mrs Brown, Messrs southworth, Frey. Witt
John cisndon Mrs Clendon Messrs Thos Quincy Bsa-
bridge John Dalphin McCreghts, Jas Farran, Stow
Miss s A Allen, Mr. John Holme-il.
From Halifax to Roston-Messrs Fraser. MColl Grass
man. Rev Mr. King and wifo, Messrs Williams FrAxer-T.
Total, ~.
LIvERpooL-Ship Ashland-Mr and Mrs Murray and Mr.
Darling.
MATANzAs-Brig Toledo-Mr Hotchkss.
CHARLEsTor-Schr Joseph Guest-Ars + Lewis. Ne
Whtsides.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

DHIisurIfHfts NNv nv
hrry6d-Brig Ann Eta. Chase Metile sehr. W.r,s,,sr
Rhodes pro,ds Liberty. Little, Perth Amboy. NJ Viz
rnia Wrehtingd0n Isl River Empire. Price, NJ YORK
Rainbow fulfill Mary Mott NTH D'rhtos uiry ANA
caroline. Shropshire, Pail RIVER hchsah y, Johnaon
uisatel-s,eamshir AItatrosa NoSs Chsritston barhs
James little, Rio Dc J1neiro via Bsha Gen Jesup,
Fisher Bosou; brgs Atlantic, Wallace, dol Canton Grow
en- DO. feht. Mary Ann Caroline, shropshire ia River
Aessndrta. Studlcy. Rostan Rainbow 1uth Brdgpo
Mary Oft smith frotdentes Delaware harding Nlork
Dew oyt Nevburyport; VIA Th0ms, Tooker, Fall River;
Acah d. johnson Providence Charter OAK koty Boston
Miscellaneous.
p compelled omit owing TO the crowded state
81 columns, aiarte amount o. ship news
ginp rsNvy TopnKsrrR NJ Maurtius, having completed
ths itb Teb iisr EXPENSE bad about tsuol Capt
stephene ~ the whsler rhetus, condemned at w. had
takon passage in her
snp AtKMssR (or Bostorl. Barry from Batavia 70 Rot
erdsm pot into Maurtus ian ~ r repairs having sprung
seak great portion of her cargo consisting 81 tnn cas-
ratans and rice had been landed 10Th leb. The ship
continued 70 leak would be hove down 10 ascertain the
extent q the repairs required
I'm BARS MfSsrPrt Jenkn son frow Hu 10 Boston, was
fallen with March 81 lat long ~ 81, by ship Nicholas
Bdde. Havrc. and her officers aud taken on The
Minstrel had far wcs Ion 81 when she experienced
heavy weather and struck hy forward when gok
boards nnaccs sky light, companion rudder NC. sur
esGuer the .ip 20 leak aud strain 70 mnch
that she would not he likely ~ survive y hours e' 'es
left.
tie "a march tra Rock about svty miles y vndwaia
n san Juan DE- Remedies whilst her rsssage ion We
Rermuds 20 Cuba. The captain ana crew w.
saved. She had hoard amount ~ spees suppos1o
aLort $3.50 which injured In New Orleans The vessel
partly insured in Bermuda. - -
gryt1ti trrrrR DARING arr ~ Halifax 18th WI, n
IS hours from island Reports br brig Sence from
Matansss Johns Nj was Totally test rec IT, 9Th hcr
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Letter BAGS ~ ftcsmcr Nnacd Scott Tin advance ~ tie
mill Cor New Orleans viii close VI Tic igthanse " adnE
Room l67 Exchsnsel thit 1sy, = before eeech IN -
Letter Sou hernrr tor Iharlcpton WI
Close az the Exchange READING Room t6i Exchanged this
day. NJ quarter before 3 o'clock IN.
~ the Exchange Reading Room co. EsChAngsl this day.
o. quarter before o'clock IN.
1he above Letter Bags siso At Ksnyons vi 81 tfeta
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Passengers Arrived.

cargo; saved Belgian brig Gustav L. from Havana Gee
to scco, 60; saved. $3.50 80
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WOOV chc mixture for the OF private disorders u
makes speedy without the least restrictions Of Diet
drink exposure change in application TO business Tho
proprietor challenger q single which the mixture win
under the forfeiture OF five hundred dollars n
put In bottles. with full directions at ST. One bottle
lssts wesk-msny cured in two days For sale By o.
u. RING l1 broadway and los Bayard street N. VI W.
r. Little lH Hanover street. Boson Wright Co.. Nov
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~ have contracted diseases Cura voieas" that n,
tale t.re OF thy health. have devoted
proicnon aud have treated successfully thousands Of pa
tcBts Those who wish e. consult those complaints,
cen do - tirre Of chargel from to9P NJ Spstsys
excepted. u value your health, you will avoid
huayes who uBhughitEly tell they only
aud that their kind u metcins an
for disease IN 81 10 orWr whose tealth h.s
been ruined BY these osotss call upon daily ls wn-
liam rect
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nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED CoSFIDESTIAI.Lr
- 90 certain Diseases. which he treats without morssry.
Recent cured Nv few dal 1rtyonr years practices
enables ban T. debility Sc arising from self
algsy. See Lis London dplaua in his private office NH
Fulton street. n. B.-No fee uii cured
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mr. RALrM AuTnOR OT rnE !" PrACrIcAL PR,

AR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL PRa-
~ yate Treatise, kc-Ofce hours, to ~ A. NJ: r.
NJ fsunday excepted No IS Greenwich street. From
uncommon medical advantages the author has
ts tpeoiaty he hat ample reason for stating that 10 ing
stage Of certain diseased their we'll
derorablc effects resulting from early impropcr habits
can insure such certain safe aud radical
obtanod from other la America Thosa who
py IN the earlier stages will he surprised
pigit of
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MEDICAL.

nR GREGORY HAS REMOVED TO NO. 81 DUANE
street Centre street, where he DO consulted
all diseases Of delicate nature day
and evening DIR G. has enjoyed the confidence of lars
number Of patients in this city for than twenty yoass
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nR GLOVER Is CONSULTED As USUAL IN DIFF.
~ cult aud protrscca Ills medical and phi ysies.
gch works Tor sale 10 The book ~ RrORdwa
friends who have inquired ny letter whether he had rereA
from practice Informed that he " st his old
~ Ann 81.
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Ships Prince Albert, Meyer. London: Caslan Grayes
Liverpool Dewitt Clinton Punk. dos Franchise Chapman.
Charcston barks Texas McNair, Savannah Mouatanesr
(Br) Carey Bslize; Hecla, saufee, Cardenas.
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs.--A UoaPLErE PRACTICAL
IN work the and treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the Kindred Aneotonsll stratei BY great
Der Of beautifully ooiorcd plasn large lie; ~ Uoms
Bostwck ~ H., lecturer surgery aud diseases Of I've
above named nature tits large quartoJ pages secoat
edition price $40 Extract from the Boeton Medical asl
Surgical Journsflt We rsd fesriessly 70 be equal
TO Records Acton works the farnyof discss
and far superior 70 anything Of the hind published
this country Author Of The Family Physician -
cents Author Of work self abuse and its depss
able effects Sc &c. sixth edition fourteen plates
81 For sale st the publishers. 8TRINGER TOWNSHIPS
az Broadway. and Nv the anthar. 5nt Broadway
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hR. WARREN. No. l MOTT STREET. rs CoNfiDEN-
- italy oonsulted delicate diseases. prsstiee
several o. which we're in European hospts, en-
ret Dr. W 70 effect speedy without mercury Dr W
otS ned bis LONDON diploma in 1915 Ills specific, b.x cv
bee 81 Beware o. poisonous nterfgt sold IN Rsose-
Wit street.
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DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIvAr.

EVERY EOTnERs BOOK; OR, MORAL rHYsIo-
II logJ-Marricd ladies viii lind much to interest thca
in matters relating o. the married life in tis book The
fcars OF poverty and the prospect Of too large family Of
em6ren prevent many prudent people from marrying bat
this book vii tell secrets which will
come these elections The editor h allowed 10 the
contents Of the book in detail but hts fcmaa
readers that y particularly .teest then rurous
Ing copies will enclose dollar 70 DR.. k.mcrads box
i,Sn2, New York Post Once; or No. ~ Ann street.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
Balm Of Gilc0d.

~ We this week change Sloan's advertise
mcnt, at his request, which is according to con
tract. Some Of eur readers may think it strange
that We should present them weekly with, a
paper containing this advertisement, when it is
well known there is not an article set forth IN
it that can be obtained in all this section of coun-
try. 'siS $50
Well it is not our fault, and we don't want to
be held responsible. Mr. Sloan certainly can
not be aware of the demand existing in this part
of the State for his medicines. We received
two letters yesterday, one more than sixty miles
distant, inquriny where they could be procur-
ed. t.aH tets ~ Hsa so
Mr. Sloan, send on Jour Ointment, Condition
Powders, &c. There is as much call for them
as there was Of old for the Balm Of Gilcad.-
Mt. Carmel Register, III June 10, 1850
Sec Sloan's advertisement in another column.
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WAsHlxsroS, Nov, p


The Spanish difficulty is definitely settled, at
last--the negotiations having been concluded
on the 22d inst. The settlcmc mt is substantially
as has been heretofore, stated. The Spanish
Consul will go to New Orleans in a Spanish
national vessel, and his flag is to be formallysa-
iuted. Judge Sharkey is to 60 to Havana in
national vessel, and his flag is also to be salut
ed. @att
Tho President will recommend to Congress
to make good all damages sustained by the
Spanish Consul. AS for the losses sustained by
Spanish residents, they will seek their remedies
an the courts, and it is promised that the Gov
eminent will afford them every proper assist
ance.
The subject of the execution and punishment
OF the prisoners was not brought up nethor did
Spain make a demand for reimbursements for
the expense attending the suppression Of the
inva sion.
The N. Y. National Democrat has des-
patches from Washington to the 23d. We
copy.
Members of Congress ere 1ncking in. The
contest for Speaker will probably be hot one,
showing forth harmoniousaess Of the Preside n
tial contest. Lynn Boyd. of Kentucky as the
Southern prominent candidate, it is believed
will be elected.
General Houston has taken two elegant
parlors in Browns magnificent hotel, and will
do the thing up in grand style.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03


OUR Stock OF groceries consists partly OF
Is bags of prime Rio Coffee.
10 :" Of Lagura and Java do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbls clarified do
20 kbls crushed, and powdered, do.
11i chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls. New Orleans Molasses
90 &C Sugar House
&c Golden Syrup.
100 bags G. A. Salt.
so l.. B. do
30 bbls. Kanawa do
o0 do old Cine. Cider Vinegar.
100 do rectfied Whiskey
10 do Brandy.
do Crgnac.
10 do MackereI
do Shad, etc. etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment of queens
ware, glass warc hardware cutlery, boots and shoes.
Wooden-yare, snch as pals, washtIbs, waslboards
bowls covered baskets, well buckets, l2 bush and peck
measures knife trays, mop handles, tarcans, brooms and
rrshes of every description.
GELPCKE& SCHROEDER.
FINE article of key and canstcry powders shot of all
kinds, for sale by GEIPCkE & SCHROEDER.
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Frightful Accident.
New York, Nov. 20.

NEW YORK, NOV. ~.
One Of the most fightful catastrophes took
place this evening. About o'clock. Just be-
fore the Ward School No. %, occupying the
new building in Greenwich avenue, near Sixth
street, were about breaking up school, the prin-
cipal Of the department in the third story, a
Miss Harrison. was seized with sudden illness,
Of paralytic nature, which took such curious
effect upon her face; as to cause great alarm a.
mong the children-the majority Of whom were
girls from six to eight years of age.
The CONSERVATION gradually increased, and in
the midst of it the alarm Of FIRE was made, and
the children at once rushed for the STAIRS which
in their eagerness they complety blocked up,
and became wedged between the balustrade and
the wall. Suddenly the bannister gave way,
and scores Of the children were precipitated q
distance of fifty feet 10 the ground. The par
ents Of the children quickly assembled, and as
body after body Of dead or injured were recog-
mixed, the screams Of the mother were heart
rending.
So Ear As ascertained forty. eight are said to
have been killed, and probably the same number,
more or less, injured. Some cannot receiver,
and probably before morning many Of the in
Jureo Will dae, M bas TraTgFa8 5fp
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sECoND DISPATCH.

SECOND DISPATCH
ST. LOUIS, Nov. %
1t has been asccrtained that the following
passengers, on board the Archer, were drowned
james Smyers, Jane SINGERS and six children
from five to twenty years Of age-Samuel
Dick drowned; Daniel Dick and Sarah, his Sis
ter, saved. This family cmigrating from
Armstrong county, Pennsylvania, to Linn CO.,
Iowa An Irish family, consisting of or s
ncrs rs. Just arrived from New Orleans, drowned
Nine or ten deck hands drowned. The total
number of drowned as far as can be asccrtained
is thirty.
All the books and papers of the boat lost
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oTATE WARRANTS Bought by
y COOK SARGENT, & Co.
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DRY GOODS AT
AUCTION.

IN Wednesday, Nov. 2th, AT 10 O'Clock M, at Cox's
~ City Auction Room, will be off red at Public Sale,
extensive assortment of seasonab Dry Goods which
have just received son conSi gnmen consisting OF
beacled and brown shea tings hanncls satin Is, wool
en- hosiery, gloves and mitts SILK ldks wooden shirts
and drawers, with variety of Fall and Winter drsss
cloths and caSieres Also, unusual variety of small
fancy articles and Yank' notions. The whole to b.
closed out without r.serve for cash. Tho sale will be
continued each day and tv. ming unit closed out.
So,24-dw2w II EMF RSCN, Aucticni er.
Consisnments, of Dry Goods Furniture, Htrses, &c.
respectfully solicited and punctuilly attended A.so
sales of Real Estate. Il. H. EMERSON,
N,v26 .4aetiORerr.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
DRY GOODS

Snperhnc Black Cloth
Black aud fancy casSim r,
Doe skins
"a>lmereitcs ,satinets, cotto
cords
Blcache' s!cc'ings,s 4 &1n-
Rlnn. blcached and brow
drillings
Blcached, brown and stripe,
sliirfings
Hnckabacks, diapers. towel
ingS
Crash, blcachcd and brown
dana k fable cloths
Reh, White and y, How fan
He's
Bed tickings, counterra1os
carpet worp,cotton yarn an,
batting
Ladies satcEelS. Carpet bag
and umbrellas
Ginghans, calico $, linseys
Checked. jaconet. Swiss
Rook, Victoria lawn an,
lapp muslins
Alparas, molIairs, coburgs
luStres and Inplins
D, LANES, printed calicoc:
French III rinoes, Cantor
fanncls, cambrics, cam.
brio llan,lkcrchi is
Brown hollands, Iris', linen.
Oiled cloth. t1blr covers
Doylevs black velvet
Wadding, batting
CLO1
Gcntlcmcn'S black cloth,
cloaks flushing and blank
ct nvercnatS, quilting, satin
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Sion Thicf.-Ilorsc stolen.

ON Thursday, the Both of August from Jonesvillc,
~ Wis, large white horse, with long body and neck
white name and tail-hs off hind leg and he
steps the inside of the foot-thc nigh hind leg has
blood SPAWN, and lump The inside. The horse is
nine years old next spring, and is good traveller BY
taking hold Of the middle of tie tail crook will he OBJ
served similar the crook in the off hind leg He has
been traced into this State, and last seen the nr-
kew River road Any person giving information this
Office either of the horse thief shall b" suitably reward
dcd. JAMES MURPHY
Sept IA. IS5I.-Wtf
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A CAR ID.

j. p. PORTER, Dental Surgeon,
IAVING purchased tho Entire Stock and Dental Prac
tice of D. b. LEE, Of this place. respectfully tenders
the interior.
Office opposite the Bank and Immediately the Erchaa 20
und Banking House,
where he will be happy perform all operations upon The
teeth, both for their beauty and preservation Teeth in
serted in whole partial SETS upon any of the modern
improved methods, with without artificial gums and
rarrGHt"d fer iTi.
Particular attention paid to Extracting, Filling and
cleansing; also, the regulation of Chidrcn'S teeth He
material but the BEST and viii, i'll all operations,
whether surgical mechanical, give entire satisfaction or
make charge. Refer to
j. ~; w. FIN F'S,f t NJ D.; Maj: N. MoH.rr;
G. W. RICHARDS, NJ. D.; p. NAPLES, Esq;
Il. |. THOMAS, NJ. ID.
DR.. r. has hand large and well selected stock oil
INCORRUPTIBLE TEETH, which he offers to the Pro
e5son at Manufacturers prices. Orders respectfully soil
cited.
Dubuque, Sept. 12 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
STEAMBOAT COLLISION!
STEAMER ARCHER CUT IN TWO.
Great Loss Of Life!
THIRTY PERSONS DROWNED.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
Steamer Archer ascending and Die Vernon
descending, came into collision about two
o'clock this morning, five miles below the mouth
of Illinois river. The archer was cut in two
and Immediately sunk in IA feet water. All the
persons on the lower deck were drowned.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
BUFFALO, Nov. 10.

The Grand Jury have been for week pas,
examining witnesses in the case of the parties
charged with participating in the rescue Of jerry,
the fugitive Slave at Syracuse To-day they
came INTO court with true bills against % per-
sons for conspiracy, and the parties not being
yet arrested, their names are suppressed.