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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28

R. C. NAPLES
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,
One Door South Of Spaulding's Book Store.
HAVE Just received very large stock of Fall and
i Winter goods, and am now prapar to furnish all Of
my old friends and many new ones as may fav"r me
with call, with any and every thing in my line that
thry may desire. My facilities for getting goods
such that and will sell The low as the lowest.
In dress goods department have thing OF the
very latest style, and hatter myself that please
the most fastiiious. have
Dr.ss silks and satins PLAIN plaid and watered
NJ de LANES of all qualities Poplins
CObourg cloths Plain and printed cash.
Exhibition lustres Canton cloths
French merinos Alpaccas of all qualities
English do French oil gnghams
American oil gnghams English do do
Dress trimmings of every description.
RONNETS.
Florence, Rutland, satin and pearl, white and colored
satin and velvet bonnets Also, beautiful stock o
bonnet ribbons.
CARPETS.
A very large lot of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpetings, which sell manufacturers
prices, having bought them extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
l have got of the finest of domestic goods
brought to iowa. and having purchased at unusual
ly low rates, offer inducements purchaser
CLOTHING.
have also good stock of clothing boots shoes, hats
and caps. Please call and examine them il you want to
good article.
GROCERIES.
Aarge lot of groceries bought very cheap nd for sale
in lots to suit purchasers. Remember the upper end OF
town. move dwt
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Notice to ts,e laOidrsS Of State
NnrI:lNtS.

DERsONs holding Warrants are notified that the r.
Il are funds in the Treasury 10 pay all arrants s
sued up to this date.
israel KIsTER, I reas. Of State.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE. Iowa,
In lar
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28
FRUIT TREES,

| Cultivated aud for sale AT the Nurseries OF
NEALLEY 81 BROTHERS, Burlington,
Iowa.
| -, THE Propre,ors ofthese Nurseries are
| s&a DESTROYS Of calling the attention of all
persons about commencing the Nursery
business, or preparing to plant out Fruit Or
chards to their very large stock OF fruit frees,
embracing over FIVE tiuADRED VARIETIES.
and more Than
$50 900 work ed trees.
| including everything in the fruit department
worthy of cultivation.
The facilities and ease with which Fruit
Trees and particularly Apple Trees, are propa-
rated and grown in this neghborhood, enables
| us to offer inducements to persons DESTROYS OF
| purchasing, we think no where else 10 BE-
| found.
! We have, therefore, adopted IKE loo price
sus,em, in the full faith that il not only lncreas-
g the business, but also the profits in conse-
| quence.
APPLE TREES, of all the choice varieties
will be furnished at from $50 to $50 per 1905,
according to age, size, etc.
PEER TREES, either Dwarfs or Standards
of all the best sorts, from 2o to 81 cents, each,
according TO size
PLUM, CHERRY and OUNCE Trees, of
all the popular kinds from 2o I, 81 cents.
PE.lCH TREES, GRIPPE ZINES, etc ),
Of the most approved sorts, from 10 to Is cents.
~. Trees Just grated, with all the choice va
rietics OF Fruits carefully labeled and ready to
set il, the Nursery Seeding Stocks for Nnr-
srymen Of nearly every description, furnished
to Nurseymen, Orchardists or others buying
largely at exceedingly low rates.
Priced Catalogues giving full particulars,
sent gratis To all pest paid applicants.
IL Our Trees are grown in rich soil, with
plenty of room in the nursery rows. and are
consequently fine, thrifty, stout and well
branched, requiring no stalking for their support,
when placed in the orchard.
In sending our stock from these Nurseries,
if any mistake should accidently occur, it is
hoped our customers will notify US, that we
may correct it at once, or make ample amends,
as il il our sincere desire to render satisfaction
to all who favor nswith their confidence in eve
ry part cnlar.
Esf- Besides the nborc we can furnish all the
popular desirable varieties of the smaller
Fruits, usually cultivated, including
RASBERRiES, GOOsBERRlEs, CUR
RANTS, STRAWBERRIES, &C.
~ Nor do we pretend TO confine ourselves
| To Frui, Trees alone, have plenty Of room
| ,ni cultivate and can furnish all the most pop
ular Shade or Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Vines,
Roses or Herhaccons Plants, usually cultivated
| Tor such purposes, including a fine collec
| ,ian OF
PINES. spRUcEs, EIRs and other choice
| hardy ETERGREE.NS,
NEALLEY 4 BROTHERS,
A FINE article of key and canstery powder shot of
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OOsKS, G. A. Salt i first rate article, received PEI
CVWisconsn and tor sale low by
Sept, IL ly DESCELLES MlCEHl.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28

COniac, Pinet and Cas4ilian.-Just rece,s Ell
~ barrel of this celebrate brand; for sale by
July 80, lS5l-Iy. DECEI.I.ES & MICHEL
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Iowa Shoe Store.
ID. EsEst * - z.

Iowa Shoe Store.
ID. DEC * ~ r.
Wholesale and Retail Denier in Boots and
Shoes, Lco.her, Findings, &c.
MAIN STREET, DUBUQUE,
Sign of the Big Boot,
xfl1 Is NOW receiving at his Store the largest and
hV most varied Of goods belonging to his
Is business, that has been brought To this place
They were seec ted under his full supervsion
at the manufactures in the East. Buyers may depend
upon finding, at his Store, EVERY VARIETY OF
STOCK connected with the trade-no matter what
quality or style may b. wanted. h. ANY or light fancy
.r common low or high price, for Men, Women. and
Misses Boys and childrens weart can be had at the
Shoe store. Come and for yourselves; call wher
YOU NAV expect get, without trouble, what you want
IN the Shoe line.
ALSO alarge fun and complete assortment of Leather
and Findings.
The LADIES will please keep in mind his large and
desirable selection Of various qualities and coors OF
Mutfs, &c.
The experience of fire years. in the above business in
Dubuque enables the subscriber understand fully the
wants of the public. has been, and still is, his de-
sire To conduct his business fair aud honorable prn
cipes for himself an honest and upright char
acter and by such ans, TO retain the patronage oi
his old friends, and largely Increase the circle among
his new acquainauces, always has be and still Will
be, his highest aim. lCrRemember the = Store
DECKEN.
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TIMOTHY MASON.
s&igM of the Good Sam1c'f1n
No SO Main street. Dubuque, IOaoa,

TIMOTHY MASON.
s&igu of the Gsooo Sam1c'fan
No. SO Main street. Dubuque, Lo1a,
wHoLEs.Lr pRALER IN
Drugs, Medicines and Che MieaIs
PAINTS, OILS,
vARNISHEs. AND DYE-sTTFFS:
WINDOW GAsS AND PUTTY;
GLASSWARE, PsRF UIHE Y,
So "a ~ r. sSGS "a 81 . sssS g
Eis.e ssisfr and Eoosss Brushes,
y X I'm * l;} Z itf $ & a;S5s
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Pure Wines and Rrandies
Faneg iriicies Saperior L,hS, Le.ter and Cap
Paper. Steel Peas, aad Stationary
PurIctA>', Prescriptions win receive particular axe"
ton Al ali hoGss :. tie day ana ii'gh',
..-ca.rmaars and Physicians i'll always lad =, 'his
establishment FRESH mai anqailfsratfa Hef"n"S VIC
have been scec h great personal care o s MARK
Xii percasers afa invited to examine tae stock they
| vii ;iaa i cqE*! 90 ans atsier5o IL rl2'e
Or.crs IRON, he coartry promptly flied ana satisfaction
guaranteed, with regard both to Priee ai'soalsig
~ 10
G7RGLfNG OIL.
supply of Merchants ;1asGiin. tl i"r iirsN "r1nas
n gtiis, sntns, bruises burns, stSaN, srtEhs, tH
red feet and al dseas Of cattle ana horses, no" II
tore and .oy sale i. the agent,
| Dubuque, Jan IS 5iiifSit,..
No Globe Building
NNS KiLLERI have just received supply of this Gel
| L ebrated mt dicine, warranted Genuine
| A. GILLESPIE.
Duar Cop LAVA onA genuine article now nr store
| L and for sale by 'lLLESfih
|
IL Complaint Jaundice Dyspepsia Arhuia, Nervous
| Debility, Nc, for sale cheap hy the agent
N'' GILLESPIE
xNrps,,Or he true digestion fluid eustrlc Juice, fo
L The chr Il indis stnn, dyspepsia, liver complaint
constipation and decline Tor sale by the agent
| A. GILLESPIE.
| No |, Globe Building.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28

FINE article Of keg and can,stcry POWDER shot of
kinds, for sale by GEfPCkE & SCkOEDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-28

1NASTERN NAIIS--A few kegs of all sizes, for sale
II al my Warehouse On the landing at Dubuque.
may % G. 4. WEST.
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From the Plains.

r om St. Lou Republican 18th.
Yesterday evening we bad the pleasure
of welcoming Capt. WIN Ketco um, of the Sixth lnr
fsntry u, l. A, direct from Fult Lar amis Capt X
has heep ordered into The States upon business psrai
ing to the service snd brings his ady with him. tie
has, tor time past, bson In mmand OF UT la :
ANTE, - protsoiv Intimately quaiuted with toe
Indians around the Fort mi that has been
stationed there. large number ut psrspns from the
FOft and vicinity have come Into the Settlements and
this city, mot If whom viii return this iall.
TIE emigration to Californis. Stlt Lake and Oregon
had need passing the Fort before Capt isit.
Sickness had almost entirely disappeared, but there
wAs the usual mount OF quar- cling aud difficulties
among the compaDies At tbs Fort there abund.
ant supply from the suius of the Government stores
Of -four and meat hut tb; post not prepared sup
ply sus ar coffee, &c. There wac however no dosu.
tuiicn among them.
About Gays journey from Fort Kearney, ouoe
OF men In pursuit of buffalo got sstrsy from their parry,
when they were everi6keD by some Indians. The To-
disr approached them and offered to shake hands and
- the white man, Me- Daily, offered hi. hand holding
bis gun In the left the Idisns attempted to take IL from
him. AZ be je ked Away and turned around, the In.
disns shot him through the body and he expired
alter shot Was frfd at his companion, but without
effect The Indians then retreated taking the mules Of
the party with them.
The companion OF Daily buried him as well as be
could In thu sand. and Into Fort KearnGy, when
Cspt Wharton, of that post, detachment of
men 10 trace. II possible, the indiana, and inter the
body Capt X. unable 10 learn the of aly's
con paDion. This affair occurred the south side 0
The Platte, and II was not known by what Indians the
outrage was committed. The party canning In were
dttsil ed Gays at the Big Blue by high wster The
grass the plains abundant, and the health at
Forts Laramie and kesrny was excellent
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY AUGUST g. 1852.

ing fed Than usual and In vlany sections increase NJ ono
third anioi9 'tsd The nigh prce Of Pork has caused ts
fsrmr Throughout ihn Vest bsstow ueh and
upon ths Wigs they 40 their chi dre'
Throu chou. many ~ the Son the planters are
making str NJ end, to grow their Own meat"
We h-sr - tracts by the packers for hs future d.
livery y O0n In he fattened in Indiana at
and q ns Several Thousand have been engaged ny
Madison packers FOR the next s"asou a. and ~ eeots net
bear sso VI various contracts IN Kentack, at and
~ be delivered when ated In tn. fall sale
Of coo bat has been made delivered her, at ~ CENTS
One Of our principal provision DEALERS snc packers s)d O
bbs OF pork Monday. TO be made OF rhe next CROP
ard to 10 delivered IN June. 1897 st SIS per bbl whsh 10
s. per AS less than the present prices.
The above BE- lieve 10 be acrurae and impartial
OF the present condition OF the forthcoming hog
CROP and Leave the reader tn draw his conclusions
Ia regard the prospect Of the However
advise be prudent in time In regard 10 making
contracts 10 the This caution viii b. equally
beneficial to rm.r: for If hogs brought TO runous
high prices the farmer becomes equally involved with the
Speculation when the reaction takes place.
Cincinnati Pnce Curress
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Markets.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TaE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY Aug Is.
ASHES The market 10 UNCHANGED with a fair demand
for both kinds Sales OF 50 bbs 81 750S4 81 for Pots ans
g. 56l for Pearls
COTTOh is dull and prices have downward tendency,
FLOUR AND MHAL-The market opened steady with a
good demand part speculative aud fair home and Eastern
inquiry In part arrive At the close there was more iran
ness ard little IL any be had inside figures Tss
receipts mooeste especially for fresh ground The In
request but fresh ground plenty; sales LOO bb,
sCnr - 75Gs3 49, The sales Of domestic II O1O bus
for mixed to fancy Michigan and Indiana and 81 56d4 s.:
tor 10 god Ohio Southern ia firm but quiet sales
Of bhls a. = s Gag for common to good straight
brendt and - 84t05 50 for fancy Rye Flour
and waited at s. 62 Com Meal is and prices
GR.IN-Our Wheat market ia suoysrt with a good mil.
lrg and export demand improved prices. The supply Of
prime Western is moderate and there is inquiry
81 0 1000 buAh handsome Genesee at price
Sfan 81 s 1 Sg SS,b to g Rs5 M5 t.
81 "a, extreme price; goo bush uusound CANADIAN in
store at SIC leoObuh prime White ats no test OF she
handsome White Ohio at 81 l3 Corn Is dull and prices
easier The demand limited for the East and the home
ea.d70 for Western mixed Oats scarce and in demand
44d4h! for Western and State Rye is not plenty and u
WHIsKY-Tf- nsrIet ia buoyant with . limited sup
pv, Ohio Offering Ssles OF l35 bhls Ordinary at
"a Drudge better Sales Of % hhds at 25s time and
PROFESSIONALISM market Is very quiet and rather
lower for Fork although there hrdY enough doing TO
tsblish the market value Sales of 300 bbs sSl9 1859
81 for Mess Sl7 6 Sl7 IS far Prime Beef without
charge Sales OF $50 obls $l4ds7 for Mess aad S7dS9
for Prime Old and New The very iusgnhca
snc most holders veryfm Cut Meats inactive but fir
S4dSlc ol Shoulders, and 10. TO- Hans Lard Ia 10 lin
ee demaDo for the home trade ard prices have not vaei
Saessof $50 bbls and tcs at l!Gil aud kegs 2,c-
Butter firm Sales OF State at 5G lsc and Ohio at $50
tic. Cbs ese IL saable at 6d63c
HEMP very quiet loo bales Do wroted American sold al
Sll7 t0d Sl2 and 90 bales Manila fraction under lie.
sUGAR-Messrs Stuart have reduced their price for re-
fined 10
NAVAL sTOREs-Rough Hurpentine has advanced Il,
2ft0 bbs having sold al - % and spirits have decaed
4l0 45c gro bbls sold at al d42c cash and 43c time
Common Resin is active 5000 bbs sold at 81 Sc
81 IS for North County, and 81 4OeSl so for Wilmington
which shows an advances 5000 bbls. fine sold at sass
the latter for White.
Rlt Eve notice sales Of 800 ties. at <56S5 25
TOBACCO is In request. We notice sales Of 200 hhds
Kentucky since Monday, At 5tdsc 30 hhds Marys at
7sc; 10 hbds Macon County at &c l5e bales ST Jayo
tCuba) 2c 100 bales Havans 35d75c and 100 cases
Seed Leaf a. 81 IS for Connecticut
LEAD is steady rs tups Spanish sold to-day at 81 ST.
time and interest
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DIED.
Aus: -. ls59; az 4
zee VI his sister, Mrs. Milsa,e, Rev.

Aus "a 1881 the residence VI his sister, Mrs Meate Rev
THOMAS CLARK
HE erAl this Thutday ate O'Clock at No. 1871 fuE
proceed To 81 GSose Chapel Beesm st. where
ths services perform. Ga O'Clock. His will be-
fsksn Gr ebwood Cemetery -
o. edbedsy, Aus ~ after hrserng illness, DANIEL l.
TYLrE, il the 7Otl Of his age.
He take ace bs late residence, Ne II HarrI
coz q on FRIDAY next oelock NJ Tn-rend and acqGaint
ances ai'e without further invitation
On "Wednesday Aus 10 KATE, daughter OF John H. and Sah
LOUISA James sssd mouths and ~ days
friends OF family respectfully invited TO attend the
1bursosy Aenooi O'Clock, from the residence
OF het parents. No 322 Bls-ek-Tst
2 MARIA LOUISA, daughter OF Charles and Cathanre
Leah. Ased Yeas sEd ii months.
relatives fsrds Of the family respectfully invited TO
Der Sbers this Thursday afternoon at ococt hsn No ssl
BrooBesL
In Bol yn Aug 49, ofdyseniery WALTER RUSSELL, Of
Dr. j. X. and Sarah X. Oson, sged and nonihs
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Disasters, &c.


so 900 Boston quartz. Of The shp
Robert Center. burned Al The port
TELrsuHIc DisPArcH Mobile dated 2nth inst received
Boon, thst hsIoda, rVn %i"n arrived Al that
BY hghns date and thst
Pucha snd b0,h kuied TIE matt also IN
jured the The vessels cabin. &c also soue-1a
damaged.
ZEFzTR Of Harwh cruse struck on Pollock kocs AT
the Haib0f night Of l2i INST, snt
athoms She had board 10 bb macsee The crow
brought Boson Tuesday from O~s Hes ~ steamer
Be, from Bangor They landed Owls Head ~ Capt
TUgy schr Lsht Cao Sanford Boston, took
considerable pains take ard Ow Head and treated
all the kindness and attention the required
MAI kEEp. of Chatham. ashore ~ ne
place but would probably or after landing her maeie
rel and outfits.
WrIvrr. from sirsansh for Philadelphia. when
days sprung leak III. lth
Who after three days eIpOufe reached Newbern NC
eO'h
THI BHrr,H GrE Gemmsl from Philadelphia for Kingston
Jam Uh- sBcho, of Bombay the 20 inst Al A. ~
the sch' Hendnct Fh ard from force o tbs
collision the G. 10 bbsom, -Tris. yard. marn gill and stove
bulvarks from saunchens
rail- which caused her Tbs
appearance. susns eIceot loss OF 10
boom sad continued Der course.
THF Bcca Outer Telegraph Station reports bark ashore on
Loe and uninown She went ashore on Monday eve
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Hoes-Prices and Prospects 9th. n-rt

CopThe present high prices Of pork and bacon begin to
cause consumers and dealers tonque with regard 10 the
quantity and quality Of the hogs feeding for next
compared with the last
One or two Of packers have Just returned from, ,op,
through Kentucky and Indiana who report hoes IN ,vsrv
zion they have travelled through Il much better ou.tv
and siderable increase in number compared with a
season The farmers generally fare feediar on
which IL unusual Throughout indiana there's cerainr a
large increase this and the hogs are ten Der cent Sci
ter than they ever were before
The Madison County Ky- Commissioner reports d Ooa
hogs six months old 10 that county on the IO jam
AIRY last Grad County has 1900 head Lincoln Jss~,-
mine Fsyee and other large hog raising 10 K.n
tueky. show the ssme proportionste increase
We hear but little from Inois Iowa and Missouri bit
eopsderns the scarcity Of asst season. II Is than proba
BILE there win Be ncrease rather than falling OF a, We
seldom have two sessons Of scarcity together.
Ih'Vsshout Ohio, We learn that more yoppg hpD ~ BE-
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Spoken, &c.

Aus H. bark Empress n for Bostoa had ashore
Key the night previous but expected to Of Hood
Aug H. on Indian Key ship shown white signal
with ball the tsnts supposed be The Vcssoars, from New
iOri for New ORLEANS.
Aus lat ~ So lon 80 49, brig showing yellow sig
nal, with ?. B. 10 the center
Aus 49, OF Cape Henry bark Mansoa from Norfolk for Bsrba
does
vessel before reported June L. and supposed hs Stat
ordsbe the description Of ship Mary mern from Boston
for San frsLcic
Ar, 49, of Cspe Hsa.s steamship VIM Penn from New Yst
for New Orleans
IS, 40, los s. ship Arcadia, Heay, from Liverpool for
Boston
Ju, TO- let 80 90 IS 49, bark LecOeq OF Boston, from
nah FOR csds.
- 50 S. lon Is. seraIed bark showing blue
and fnsl with a white ball in the steering
Aus $50 miles Of Sandy Hooi, schr yeons from Lubes
or New
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lPrsA'I1
Arr a, Liverpool Aus b. sAips Thomas Perkins, Wyls Mo
bile American Urion, Chase, ST John NIB Meridian, - do
Ar a. Bordeaux Avg II Jane Williams du'sen, Newor
iear' QanDebaas' jenkins. DO.
6ve'epa SD Aug 4. orss,es Csyzer, Port Philips Elizabeth
pes~Ar I' Az. - H. John Bashi, Watt. sisHss.
Cd Beschy hesd5Ar Aug H. South Carolina sswsrd, Rot
PorsmouihArr AuI lg, Ocean Queen, Ghswoi New York,
LverpooI-sd Aus II .Pocupse walinssr San Francisco
Iroon-Pgte bach Aus T. Harriet, Spur, Boston.
81 sds-sd Aus Il. Ambassador of New York NswYork.
stoclb.l MAR Aus. 3. Preciore, Asberg New York.
crOnsiadt-An. Avs. =. Leaox, A.we, Havana
cuxh.yenAr AuI s Louise, wOrmann Baltimore; Lebnitz,
Bl.msrh.enArr Aes Henrietta reeve. SewYOrki Eber
L,,ton,Am Aos 3 Humphrey PurRios ssrTiei New Or
60 III, Stella Pierce, do. SD AUG 2, Golden, Hsdqu' RIO
A.: A?' y Hsa scsS Si~ york
HaeersAr Jey H. ursng. Prince Baltimore and sailed 23d
FOR Mss 7th ARIEL Garfield do and sailed 22d Co.; 2d,
PesTs Lsted New Yort and sailed 18Th for Malaga Aug
1aI Snail Boston s Sarah Bryant, Gray, d. SD AuE 20,
Bu.r. Arrests Juns H. Louise Kina, New York.
RoJsnero- SID jose Brilliant wek NewYork: 10th.
AS Ab'I; so u Mfe9ss Psssge.et Baltimore :7;S
E1a' Lau6' clasioni L9sT. T..',ea New Orleans
Gr,.e,sdA. Au II, E,s, PhlOroOt, St. JOha NIB; vii
Per',mouthArr Aus. II, Victoria, Champion, London, for New
or cowes-Arr. Aug IL. Humboldt, 10y s-w.York
Mlford-sd Aus. Q, Corb, Mitchell. NewYork.
Lrsrroollu Auss Iham- Rsnnie. St Stephen, B a,d
Rueu-c, before reported
h Eclipse Mckee Wilmington John Stuart Ferns NewfOrk
SD I'M. Cry Q, Maus.e',;r |. Lsi,eh Phil,d.peis D..
SCOT. DO. sid. 9th. Iougataboo Cameroa, Bostsu
siieds-sb Aus 10, Lady knight; Short. kewYork.
Han buTs-Arr. AuE :. W ashilssn. Dare, New YORK
GeEcs-Arr. Aus. I, Turk Harding. Boston.
Dover, AuE oA ships head board, with The name w. G. Lew
tie 18th July, By III. Eva, Pill
tost, arrived o. here, shict lef 81 Johs, NIB 18Th.
fornonfh, aug. lit commenced blowing hard al A. NJ
DAY nom Sc sW winch increased by heavy gale
I'D ias continued since with tremendous squalls.
ballast barge nk aonsssts the shp Dataus, durns the Gae
a a. vessel tssns drove from her moonns pressing the
Hard.
Dartmouth. Ags IL !, blew heavy gale al Sc ills mornas
damss-. - - $3.50
~ nth tus Hi has blown heavy gale all night and
GREATER pat Of tic day, from NE.
fsHsg's, Az I!-gfcn Al 10 An blew vioss, ala
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Passengers Sailed

IN teaihip drre, for LrPOOtnAdams Ansarn, Frame
Mr.. W Pyon, CAnaea Mr. Dubois, Philadelphia Mr. CO'yI
lady Canada Mr. s,o~s and lady, MIS- Thomas Lane aud
Yok Nation De BOsiere Mr. HAYES Lonion
Mr. Holman. France C. j. Keith, New Dreams nr Iwohenhsrs
Liverpool Mr. Brsne France; John johnson, res Yors a.
Wallace fewYoss A. Scott. Canada John AdaHs, Enssnd
Prot @ w. Anoeron Philadelphia; Thomas Ward New YORK
Mason. Canaoa Rev. Mr. Deauuere DO; Mr. Carl August
Brenano, George C. England Mr. lngham
Name, lady and infant knsand Mr. Carpenter
London Rev Mcintyre lady and three children. Canada Mss
Panh, Canada Mr.. WA Mills, Jr Ens'nt Mr. OCnnne, san
Frapcisco j. Davis England joseph Fay. DO; Mrs Parkn
Henry sImson DO Edmond de Horenoi Italy A. O.
Rooeuon. Toronto Miss James steehs, Nsw Yok-Ioa, A.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26
SECOND BOARD.
"WEDNESDAY, Aug. 25--P. M.

There was firmer feeling at the OPEN
ing Of the Stock Board TIL. morning, bu. toward tho
Close h vas scarcely maintained, and at the Second
Board feeling became heavy again. and prices closed
n some ca'c' lower than yesterday. Undoubtedly the
eon'iDsed deepe IN Nicaragua hasan uoisvorsbls ee,
upon the general market This stock, under sale, Of
nearly 1850 shares fell of TO Ga further decline Of
cent 1t recovered little between the Boards, but
IVES dnl as the close ct .be above figures. The sxrre
gate 'sss OF th sock In the last eight days have been
over 1900 shsres and the quotations have fallen from
10 10 Several reasons are 6ossg sbVq, ,hs szsss toy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-26

The Albany Alias gives the following
statement showing the decrease tss year compared
with the last ofthe canal tolls at the close of each week
and distinguishing between the decrease merchan
dlse going from and produce coming to tide water:
The AVERAGE REDUCTION IN The rates Of toll on mer-
chandtse or upfrt9ht his year is about 80 per CENT
and on produce or dOpn JtetSh, only per CENT: