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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

DEATH FROM CuLoRoFoVM.-Mr. Patrick
Mckay, of kanesville, Kane county, died sud-
denly on The o&Il ut, while under The inAu-
euce OF chlnrotasm, which be had taken TO nit
i,a:e the pain If i surgical operation.
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"sapreme Court Of tGe United States

II.
b ssNo 60. The Miners Bank of Dabuouc,
plaintiff in error, rs. the State of Iowa In err
ror to the Supreme Court for the second Judi
ca district Of the State Of Iowa. Mr. Justice
Danicl delivered the opinion o! this Cour., dis
missing this writ Of error for the want of iuris-
d,ction." This is probably final settlement OF
tae question.
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ts We take pleasure in calling The attention
Of cur readers to The new advertisement of Ceo.
w. Brrsoa. lie is FIRST rate merchant and
mighty clever fellew, and these who patron, se
him VIII have no reason to regret it.
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Fred. Dangiass, "the distinguished calored
gentleman, has, il is said, cothe out against
kossuth.-Erchaage.
Well, this settles the question with Kossuth
tie has at length run but against snag--and Z
black snag at that. Wonder if the friends Of
Aossuth. cannot comprc:niss with Douglass.
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MoRRisoN's MoxEy FouSp-Te are truly
glad to learn that the money lost by VIM. Fl
Morrison few days since has been found by
Mr. Mcdonald of Cascade
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T.. SPORT Woot,.

NEANTFACTITRER Of Cent? aai Rows, C,n.hinr
4t1 sncits share Of public patronage and hap.
give satisfaction 10 all who may lie pleased 10 favor him
" ifii their cust,n.
Stop No. II, over OIs.lo:an's new store Main st.
Dubuque, fowa.
une i5 lyy
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A CARD.
Up. PORTER. D.r,., s,,rreou.

q. IokIEIs, Dental surgeon,
TTAVINI purchased the Entire stock and Dental Prac-
tee Of D. L. LEE, az this place respectfully, tenders
i ,,rofe ssoIlai services 10 tie t,tizos OF Dubuque and
the interior.
CEe. opposite ae Eaa, cad Immediately TIE Eseiaag.
ard BANKING Hcasr,
where he will he spny perform all operations upon ;h.
serted in wile partial sets, upon any Of the modern
improved methods With ntiout artificial guifs and
scarfaniea far IT,.
Particular attention paid to Extracting, Filling and
cleansing also the regulation of Ci,drc's teeth. lie
material but the hest, and viii, in all operations
whether surgical mechanical give satisfaction
make no charge. Refer 10
Asa Horn, NJ D.; IIan. Tt~coI.S CLARK;
], w. finley, M n; Mai N. MoaIrY;
q. W. RICHARDS, N. D.; 7. Wap-Es, E>G
X. l. THoaAs, NJ. j..
Hr r. has hand large aud well selected stock Of
INCORRUrTf2LE TEETH, which lie Tiers ~ the Pro-
cited.
Dubuque, Sept. 70. le5l.
SHOT GUNS. RIFLES AN9 PTs.rOIs-
Main street, corner 9th, Dabngur.
ACGE r. M ACHN,
yJyOUID respectfully inf his fri nss abs, the pub-
w lie that he KEEPS Constantly iiand sale
nr aud good assortment of shot guns, (sincl and double
harrels) and pistols which he viii! be good
a. can be found in the West Vie has also hand fine
lof If rifle barrsls which BE- will finish order and
rant IL be equal to any mad.
Thankful for the lib raj patronage hitherto bestowed
him he would respectfully solicit continuanc. Of tile
same.
Repairing Of all kinds in his line neatly and promptly
! executed Locks and scales made and r.pair.d. All
II Nsxk ~atranted TO givs saIisfacti0n,
uaa 2s "
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Vicno;, Co;sfcctio,,cry..

Laarrerhys Block, .Ra; lst.-eea 5h aal 9Th street,
1INHE subscriber would in;.rni the r'hlic that h,s
roons m. fully supplied with lie chocest vari
ry Of every thing in bis line, consisting in part of IL
CREAMS SODA and MINERAL. WATER CASptEs
EaKEs FRuITs, Toys, &c. Country dealers and til, ph
tic are respectfully invited call before purchasing !,
where. q J,f,RJ ry
Duhuque, Aa~il 30,h 1871 lv
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/ tvThe Hon. Henry Gay isrspidly. fsiiin1
and "a 32t eslcctrd 10 .urssys l1n2a 2aan
washington ssttss;
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Gee. w. EsssEf0Ea a Co

second door a5ore tie Hapss House, .'faia street,
WHOLESALE AND DEALERS ~
DRY GOODS, GR0dERlES, ROOTS, SHOES Ere
VItHE highest market price allowed f,r Corn Wheat
Oats Potatoes and produce generally, in exchange
or April 30. 1851. Y
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ARong ANp LOB PRINTING,
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Or EsEaY DEscRIsrfos, exccated with accuracy, neat
~, and dssch terms reasonable at any oticr
ta,.isameRt in the State.
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Dubuque Iowa.
~ OFFIcr Globe BGi!4ing- corner Of Main and Fifth
streets,
yHTIL attend n any law business collections in any
w of the northern coUnties Of Tie State.
They have hand Land Warrants TO locate on quarter
sections for sad two years.
Feb l2,h lSS1 CIV
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=. ~ JENNINGS

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Ofief Faartd sirsct. sseoa& door from City E0ei
prhuquc. May 81, lsjly
TX. is - - - -:
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office and residence earilrr Main ana 10th Streets
E.5gqne, ie;ea.
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Hon. RICHARD YArEs-A friend writes us
FROM Washington in terms of high praise Oft The
above named gentleman, the sole Wing Con
grcssman from State. Though amnng the
very youngest members Of the House, he is
destined to acquire an influence and popularity
at Washington second to but fe. men there
Uniting great u:hanity of manner to acknowi
edged ability and thorough Dc votien to hnsuess,
he is a worthy representative Of the Wings Of
the Prairie State.
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x. ~. *. fsCihasaNS.
TTENDEHS his professional s,rTiccs 10 lie citizens OF
nuhuqae ami ,iciiit,
Office in Pit-ptriS'e building, Main street, first door
beinW tie G.,.bc i;ui't:ing.
NOV. e. l..j--ir
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.. HEMPsTLtb.
WENypsTEAD 4 RURT.
ATTORNEYS AND COITNSEtL0RS AT LAW, AMI
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY ,-Di,BifQtE IOWA.
YyY Ill practice in the District Courts OF The 2nd Judicial
w District, and in the supreme Court.
~ OFFICE in the Yellow Rriek Building, near Spau'
n.'s Book Store, Main street.
1-fy
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHtNCERi.
yyyIII attend To ali business entrusted 10 lis care, in
w puhtae and the Surrounding Corntirs.
Ry- kc has ~ hand Land Warrants 70 be sold Tor cash,
.r heated on time.
Office M. ], GlaAc Building, nubuqus, Iowa.
nct1.l. lgaA
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DuBUauL BAHg CA.E-Wc extract the fol
l,w;nc from the ''Na.isna! in.elligcncer' Of Tie
1st inst.
..e,p-c,uc Ccu-y of IL. T-,it.J S,,....
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-01-21

. r.. .fARLIf. J. cAatkTnAN.
Sligo IrcM Store.
FARLEY a. CHRISTIAN,
No. i2, EAsK Row, MAIs srrsnr, Eunr9UE, Iowa,
Wiafssae and Retail Drn,~-s in
HARDWARE. IRON, NAify- CASTINGS, STOVES
Tir War. and Mahogany Vcnecriney
d. y. tssyDtttSEs.n.
Wholesale ard Retcii Y)aGier in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS, &c.
No. ;. Globe Buildings, Main street, Dubuque Iowa.
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aDsrklg Miutrs' Grprr55.
= rrBLIsHED EVERY wEnsEsDAYsoRsIsG,
Ey VIZ. Il. MERRITT co.
0ree ;a Far,.u,. po,r. .Nain ,trset.


NAe DA,Lv ExpnEs. will be furnished 90 weekly sub
scricrs TEN CENTS per week, AUG " 'hc cafiief
en- Saturday mornings :; :.,. a..
Weekly, the most rcaseiiaoe 'e''ns.
n,eccnce iiica and miscellaneous, foreign and
dme.r;c. Thc recent improvements in Office viii
s,h. "a m rive as much reading matter in the Weckiy
he u.,d other paper OF its size in the west
Terms of the Weekly.
TWO DOLLARS rer annnm, parable in airaaee; and
4, On. .,mc prapbrtion for three q six months
40 s:hscnption viii be discontinued Except the
,fisn Of the publishers until all paid.
10 Clabs--As an inliceGent clubs we propose to
ssskc the following rcdaction:
Three copics, per aaniln, ST. Six copies, $40; Ten
pies, SIS; Fourteen cn;,ies $50.
Where club OF SIX, fourteen copies are sent,
'cs,r win be seat the person who makes sp the
ah. oEieTs sro c!ahs must be invariably accompanied
=, t.ae CASH.
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GEORGE MADEIRA
ATTORNEY AND CCI'NsELLOR AT LAW,
riE Eu5UatE. lows.
OFFICE AT THE coiRr HoVSE.

DOCTOR ASA IUHh.
OFF Ci'-Nain str.et,n ariy opposite Gi"he fa'l.
RESiDESGE Seventh street, o:. lcor West of bic
,nGi>t ChlsrS.
0r:nhrr Is. ,gt-iwiy
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JNO. m. NIcDANELD,

oEe: Bank Rom, Nam Strsei, crer 3. j.
OHliforans Sore,
CTlLI. continues in receipt ofBoUNTY WARRANTS
y OF all sizes which lie will sell for cash, locate on
time very rcaronabc terms pays taxes, examines IL
ties prepares instruments Of writing, purchases and sells
real estate and will give any information relative u
lands in tho D.h,Gc Land nstrict which h is preenii
nertly able do having acted Surveyor within the
District for MANY Letters addressed to me, Pos;
Paid unpaid will receive prompt attention Oct SStt
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Thomas s. Il David =. Wilson,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,


Thomas S. X David $. Wilson,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Dubuque, Iowa.
~ OrrcE, Globc buildings, Of Main and Fifth
y9rILL attend any law business collections in any
w Of the northern counties ef TIE State.
They have hand Land Warrants to locate on quarter
sections for enc ssd two years.
Feb lalh, lsS1. .3y
MEMpsrEAD 4 prRT.
ATTORNEYS AND CoiNSEIIoRs AT LAW, AMI
SOLICITORS IN aNCERY,-D,BuoUE IOWA:
w I'LL practice in the District Courts OF The 2nd Judicial
w District, and in the Supreme Court.
proFFiCEia the Yellow Rriek Building, near sraui
iin.'s Book Store, on Main street.
Sept.5, 'st9 l-ly
Zen. M. Sa.nssesS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CiitNCERY.
yyyI. attend to ali business entrusted to Bis care, in
w Dubuque and tho surrounding Couutrs.
ny, Ec uir hand Land Warrants 70 be sold for cash,
once M. l. Glale Building, pubuqu., Iowa.
octnhr. %. ls5'. ~
J. -, JENNINGS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT law,
(,fer o., F,.rta sirsc sseoas door from City Hotel
nrhnaue. May 81, ls5l.y
uit. R. :. :.s,,l~:
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and residence Main and 10th streets,
E~5sqne, Lsa.
Dys. G.. w. SCOTT.
CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
BRANCHES or HIS PROFESSION.
OFFICEani residence Il sixth and Iowa streets.
xIyISH Nc to avail Seii ever, means that aid
w nrcs,ring all arrangements Of The human orsaI
a,ion he has recently practred enc ct DR. e. T. Banets
Electro which admirably adlrted 10 te
trcatmen o. .nv fr ofd;scase to which many, who
,rc leins daily trca,ed, can attest.
Dubuque, lowa, Feb. s, lsi9 23-iy
LAFAYETTE EMMETT,
Attorney :sksf Counsellor at Law.
,oRNR OF Wahasiaw ana Third streets, 81. PAIL,
- the Minnesot: Democrat Building.
Sent. f3. lS5l.--~
4. a. i:uI n y D.,
\ TToRNEY AND CouNSEII.ok AT LAW, and
~ Solicitor III Chanccry, Anamosa. 'ones county
iowa. March Sly
Joseph G. Jennings,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
rs prepared with Levellins ani Surveying Instruments
i H. rAccnc any Professional Gnes that may b e. =
trusted u Kim. Man, Designs. and Binding ,rawIHe
made ,o cri ;--Dltec it.i ST. Row, next ruoi It
Carkerv & Joars' ofiice..t
GEORGE MADL!kA
ATTORNEY AND CCI' ysELI.oR AT Law.
FtE Eu1U9rE. ien..
OFFICE AT THE coiRr Ho'ISE.
DOCTOR ASA HUHh.
oFFIC Ci,-Nain street, ar' opp ,si:e C'hs Hall.
HEsiDESGE Seventh street, oa. l,or West OF bic
hnG,t CEusrh.
October Is, '5i-dw!y
,Es. W. ". asCMassAv.
gTyENDEltS his professional s,rvccs Ike citizens OF
/ Dubuque ami vicinity.
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4. \. ss,s,istss,.n.
PETER NAPLES.

FE En- W NAHLES,
Waples House Cerner Sts-e, en- Main street.
vIIHOLESALE and u, tail dealer ia Dry Goods c. r.
w c ries, Hardware, Queensware Roots and Shoes
&C., &c. Anril 40 ISL If
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IN. lAwIHER W.. A. LAwrHi
WN. LAHaiiElt & Ca.

)l.exs ksw lesk cla-jurt Iecsivcd ana Ut al
a UECHLLEa = NChEL
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Removal.

~ Bs.,sye aiken to and Prem the Boats, fire. charge
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LAFAYETTE EMMEI'T,
Attorney :skgi Counsellor AT s.;sSf.
4 ,ORNgR OF W&ha,i.aw ani Third streets, St Paul
- the Minnesots Democrat Building.
Sent r. ls5l.---
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Jo>cpl, G. Jennings,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
rs nrc,7-ed with Levelne ani Surveying Instruments
i H. rAcciic any professional duties that may b e,
trusted Kim Map, Desisr.. and Binding hrawIne
made 10 crd ;--Dhee i:.l ST. Row, next ruo. Il
l.-,nS
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u. a. t:sb1 n ~ B.'.s,.
4 TrOgNEY AND C0UNSEIIOK AT LAW. and
" Solictur in Chunccry, Anainosa. jores county
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WEST INDIES.

We have later advices from Jamaica,
reaching to March ~. Our files contain no impor-
tant news.
The Bench, the Bar, and the legal pro-
fesson generally OF Jamaica, have agreed petition
the Houses Of Lords and Commons on the present
condition of its affairs The petitions have obtained
the signatures of the Judges BaIisters Masters in
Chancery, and severa, OF the Solicitors and WILL in
due course, 1t is supposed, obtain those OF the
mainder Of tho latter.
The Small Pox is Increasing in the town
of Montego Bay, where it is feared, there will be in
the course OF few weeks as many as there
ut present in Falmouth. case had appeared in the
town Of LuceaA 1t appears pretty evident that,
like Cholera, the ioashsome epidemic will visit every
part of the island.
The Kingston Morning Journal devotes
editorial column to the discussion of the possib
i,y OF preparing bananas that they may supply the
place of Dried prunes, fgs, raislns &c, IN the Eng
hsh markets. Some progress has been made in the
art OF so preparing them, and several parties are
hopeful OF ultimate success.
The Antigua papers announce the death
OF DR. Musgrave, the public Treasurer OF that island.
The Dominica CoiOnist says that very
general depression prevails there in business ans in
planting and that 1883 will compare very unfavors
bly, with 1851
In most of the Islands strong efforts APP
pear to be making to secure the planters against aay
further reduction OF duties upon sugars the product
of slave labor.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Melancholy Occurrence Methodist Conference
New Mail Arrangemenss-Aiarket and
Stocks.
CsSrsspondsace Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, March 81, 1851
This morning cur Coroner was called to
Rocky Hill, Oxferd Township, Philadelphia County,
TO hold an quest upon the body OF Mary Ann Hit,
al infant child four weeks old 1t appeared that on
YESTERDAY morning, Mrs. Hit the mother Of the
child, Who has been cfxZy since CHRISTMAS last In
violent Mt Of mania, seized her babe by the legs and
prose lis skull to atoms against chair
A pear norfeM examination was made The era
mum OF the infant was found 10 be horribly fractured
ntue boy, ak years OF age son of the unhappy
woman, gave the alarm 10 two neiRhooring women.
They rushed In aRe discovered MRS Hit In the act
o. cusnIg her throat. She had two razors which
30, Mrs. Grippe, one OF the wome. had portion OF
her thumb cut Cf and the other four fingers of the
same hand nearly severed
Tbe JuTy rendered verdict that the child came to
her ceaih nom injuries Al the HANDS of her mother
While IN a state OF Inssp lty
The Philadelphia Annual Conference of the M. E.
Church n asssMbled this morning.
Rev Mr.. Hodeson, from the Committee on Educa-
toD made report upon the proposition submitted to
the Conference for the enoo sment Of Dickinson
College. The Committee heartily approve the OBJ
jsct IN view and also the details Of The plan. and
urge the fact that the Methodist Church is doing as
CHURCH, IN comparison IN Its numbers, only about
onefour.h as much for the cause Of collegiate sdu
cation, as The other PfOtsSan churches. II Is time
lsays The repofC this Illuminating faCs should cease
10 exist In the three Conferences which are united
In the patronage Of Dickinson College, there are
over 10000 church members, land there are in the
College EN- average OF Only about 100 students,
whereas, to come up to the average standard OF
ter churches there ought to be in the Institution at
least 500 students. The Committee regard the plan
proposed, rs In some OF Its features bold one, but
tney have considered IL with care and elaboration
ano are convinced both that It 10 feasible and that
~ seecessfoi execution would not only place the
Saege icfever above ,he hazards of pecuniary EN-.
vaiIesement and Ielieve the ConfeYencss frnyn snv
s.nei contribution in this behalf but that which
YEN OF Sui deeper Importance, 1t will vastly
.So'sSy sae tmcaency OF the College, and enlarge
an ocecs Is certainly worthy OF vigorous effort for
~ sceoH psmamens, and the Committee there fore
feSoMnsse sns saopuon OF the folio wing resolutions
kesotes Inst We concur IN shs pisa fur the end wmsat
OF College spsed sy tSs Bosrd OF r.ns
Of said CcileEe ana adopted By the Baters Con
us sxecstioa. '~
Received Ma. the prssdiDs BisAop b. requested "a
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SALE OF PEws. The Pew5 m st.
Themass Church were partially disposed Of yester-
day, at auction. The church 10 not yet finished but
will probably be ready in few weeks. Ala O'Clock
yesterday, Mr.. Blescksr proceeded to sell the
choice of pews at such premium the parties might
offer. The best pews are rated at $3.50 rent, $50
On the floor are l5a pews, ranging from $3.50 down
to $50 in the gallery about 90 pews, ranging from
$3.50 to 500. There are two large side fews right
and left of the desk, rated At $780, The first choice
vas Knocked down to Mr.. Rhinelandsr for $50 pre-.
MUM, or $500 for the pew, and he chose No. SO.
Nos. 81, "a and IS, brought $40 premium, or $500
each. The next i've choices brought els each,
then large number at 90 and IS. No pews were
sold below the price fixed upon them by the Trustees
The entire value Of the pews 10 $67 $40 rental
about 5,42s per annum.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM
From the annual report Of this Society, it appears
that the total receipts for the past year amounted 70
$l4 O23 u. The Society have erected now Asy.
irm building and extended the old one. The cost
OF furnishing alsre amounted to $1,000. The ex-
peadItures for the year exceeded the receipts by
s5,OOs 90. Number of children in the two Asylums'
March, 1881 Females, 40 males, 81 ; total, 1914.
Az mtted during the year ending March, 1882 Fe-
males, ~; males, 80 total, 81. Loft and provided
With places during the past year: Females, males,
l6 total 10 Died during the past year, 2 females,
IL tie two Asyluns at the present time, so females
rs males; total, l5s.
ANOTHER FUGITIvE SLAVE Casa
eolored man residing in Williamsbursh, and at work
for house near the corner of Water st. and Old.
alp, was arrested yesterday BY Ofiser Martin. He
s said TO b fugitive slave, and his master has been
telesraphed to ha,ten on and take him. The man Is
locked up sr the Tombs. The charge got up against
him u for stealing watch and some msney, and he
is held on prstsnss of looking up witnesses TO sus
tain that charge. His counsel, E. D. Culver. Esq
and his friends have been to the prison to see him,
ard rendered bail on the charge preferred against
him, but they we're none Of them permitted to see
hin, net even his counsel nor could IN officer be
found who did not affect the most profound igns-
lance about It. His counsel could not even got
sight Of the commitment.
r The steamship Union, Capt. Adams,
which sailed from this City on Saturday Afternoon at
o'clock for Charleston arrived At that city on Mon.
day evening at 9 O'Clock, making the shortest run
ever made between the two ports
SIxrH.AvENuE RAILRoAD.-The COM
pany have begun work In the avenue, and no delay
will be made In getting down the rails The sooner
he work 70 completed, the bsttsr for both owners
and people.
II The Rousset family have taken
Castle Garden for the coming season. Their ballet
performances have been highly popular with our
play.soers.
~ The ticket-ofice of the Hudson
River Railroad has been removed from tAs foot Of
Hsnmond.st to the foot Of Christsphsr-a-
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WRDNEsDAr, MaIcn 3I-r' -.
There was more activity In tho Stock
market this morning. and generally the prices we're
firm. Reading and Nicaragua were sxceptions.-
The former fell off H. and the latter TO -, With
small sales. At the Second Board, there was very
buoyant feeling, especially in Erie and Rssdns, IN
both of which there were large sales at sdvsnetng
prices. Enc closed at 66t, an improvement OF per
cent. on yesterdays price. Reading, II fron the
lowest point, 72i being bid after the Second Board
The sales of Reading at the Second Board were
5000 shares, and of Eds, 900 shares. Zinc was
firm at 12ic. advance Della ware and Hudson do.
clined Southern Michigan and Northern Indians
advanced / Hudson River was weak and Norwich
steady Harlem advanced I per cent T; Erie sscun'
ties were firm. For Government and State Stocks
there ID fair demand st fall prices.
The market closed very heavy for Ex-
change hrsclass Sterling being sold at 9l per cent
Bankers were drawing at 9f09I. France, ss2t0
$50.
Frsights were quiet, shippers waiting the
arrival OF the steamers mail. Engagements a,ooe
bales Cotton st tai sd. Flour, lsSd @s9d; 10000
bushels Grain, s0si; Tobacco, - I'd @ss.; Dead
weight, It's Cd 093os. To London, some Beef At 49,
Flour, 10. 9d.Gas.; 800 bbls Tarpenias, o. d.; 80
bbls. Resin, -. To Glasgow, alec bills Flour, psn
IL. I0fo. 10 nevIe, suS paCses iss. PhvA'.s~ -
gagged full at cent for Cotton Ashes, % ana w.
ana Rice and Bark, o. To Rotterdam, $500 susa.
Wheat, Isc.. Mahogany, SIS; Cotton. . Of cent
To Anstsrdsm, Cotton, I Of cent. To hamosrs'
1000 bales, II Is.A of cent 90 sisress honey, ,;
50 bbls Spirits Tsrpsps,as. SIC; and 70 Antwerp.
s,seo bushels Rye. e. To Marssillss, Al American
bark engaged cargo Of light Pipe Slaves ss eis 70
Barce,ons, Spain, another with Tsbaseo Log sseo:
a 50 p tan; 70 Kingston. an American cns' Ne. ~
1t o. 50; 70 New-York from Fronssfs' ene Wv.
Lorvood at %; 70 New.York from ro"s A'co'
Mol.sses At o 50 p hid, port charges paid; 70
Maine from wilmington, NC, cargo Lumber
40 so On; 70 Brssos santiago brig Of 100 ten''
= cargo Ice at >sss TO San FssAeisco, there [" q
moderate amount offering.
The amount in the Government Depssi'
soriss. subject 10 draf t!a77ss97, Of shies sAsss
IL $s.s4s. 700 In The Mint at Philadelphia
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