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10 The Albany Kntokerbocker lately
received letter inquiring, among other
things whether pig iron was petrifed
pork, and if it was, which was the best
way to cook it to make it juicy.
U Mrs. Partington is at Cape MAY,
and will remain during the season, if the
hemisphere agrees with the dreadful bad
health she is now enjoying.
E Troubles are like dogs-the small
er they are the more they annoy you.
" The Connecticut Legislature has
pardoned nine Of the inmates of the
States Prison.
% The following is very near as good
as Burke'S famous, What is majesty
stripped of its externals "a Jest :"
what makes reason treason in ireland
the absentee IT,"
E The health of the French Emperor
excites the greatest anxiety. Violent
swelling Of his legs and feet is one of his
dangerous symptoms but he still con-
tinues to appear III public.
U-A string of pms-"Josh. sav,
was going down street tother day, and
seed a tree G,uk." "Golly, Sam, | seed it
hotlo,C." "And | seed the same on iedre. "
did it take its trunk with it," 80, it
| left that for for board"
T In one of the old English comedies
an undertaken reproves one Of his mourn
ers for laughing at funeral, and says to
him: "1ou rascal, you. | have been
raising your wages these two years, upon
condition that you should appear more
sorrowful, and the higher wages you re-
ceive the happier you look W
u Nearly every paper In the State OF
Vermont has, within a few weeks, pub
lished a statement from the Burlington
Courier, that the county jail at that place
was now empty, and crediting the happy
circumstance to the effect of the new
Liquor Law. We find it stated that the
Chelsea jail is empty: but what is to Us
far more unusual, the last term of the
court continued but little over two days
for jury cases.
u The New York and New Haven
$4,000 to Mrs. VI. w. Dimock, Of Mans
field, whosehusband was among the killed
by the Norwalk disaster.
U 1t is curious circumstance that a
real magnifying glass, identified by Sir
David Brewster as decidedly and design
edly such, was recently found by Mr.. Lay
ard in one of the Temples of Nineveh.
UA correspondence has recently
taken place between John Wise, 8ronaut,
and Judge Lewis, relative to the practics-
bility of crossing the Atlantic ocean in
balloon. Mr.. Wise proposes to do this in
As hours, with an outfit not exceeding
S25,00O, first proposing to demonstrate
its feasibility by trip from one of the
Western cities 10 the Atlantic seaboard.
" The New Jersey railroad trans
ported nearly twelve thousand passengers
on the Fourth, Of whom between six and
seven thousand were between Newark and
and New York.
(DT The Emperor and Empress of
France are living in the greatest simplici-
ty and retirement at st. Cloud. At the
desire Of the Empress, nearly all the la
dies and gentlemen of the court have re-
ceived a temporary dismissal.
" Give man brains and riches, and
he is king. Give man brains without
riches, aud he is a slave. Give a man
riches without brains, and he is a fool.
70 An extensive fire is raging in tho
Dismal Swami the smoke greatly annoy-
ing the citizens of Norfolk
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RISE IN PRICES IN ENGLAND.-In the
last number of Wilmer & Smiths Euro
pean Times, it is stated that the prevail
ing conviction is that but for the state of
politics in the east of Europe, they should
now have higher range of prices in cot
ton, yarns, and goods; and that, if a
peaceful settlement should be speedily et
fected, rise must ensue. The paper
adds:
at is now certain that the operatives
in this district will succeed both in OBJ
tanning some advance ofwages, and effect
ing general restriction of the hours of
labor to six o'clock in the evening: and
this must tend to higher prices for the
produce of our mills, though as to the
raw material, its operation will be in the
contrary direction. At the termination
of the weeks notice, all the mills at
Stockport, that were in the Employers
Association, ceased operation, and are
now closed. Eight or ten employers,
mostly small ones, who were not in the
union, have paid the required advance Of
ten per cent. In this town some large
spinnerS have effected a compromise. At
Preston, the masters are under notioce
In fact, the movement Is in active pro-
gress in all directions.
We gather from the address that the
rise in the price of labor is the most Inn
portant, as it is doubtless the most per
manent part Of the news. Higher wages,
accompanied by shorter hours Of labor.
must effect prices. The check of business
from the rumors Of war is very Temporal
ry. 1t remains to be seen whether this
rise in the cost of production will check
consumption or not.
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IMPORTANT & VALUABLE INVENTION.

SANDS AND CUMMINGS = BRICK MACHINE.
- Patent Rights for sale-MICHAEL NOURSE &
co. Of this city, have been appointed the exclusive
agents for the United States for the sale OF nights in
the above machine. II has been thoroughly tested
and pronounced by practical brickmakers through
oui the country TO be the best machine for the pr-
pose that has YET hcen produced 1t successfully
sIean4, water of horse Wirh TWO light horses the
clay is tempered, and al the time SIX bricks are
moulded in five seconds in the very best manner,
thus exceng in rapidity of operation any other ma
chime for that purpose now known.
The issue of the American patent is only delayed
until the machine can he projected abroad. Mean
while, NJ. N Co are prepared 10 negoriate for The
sale OF any amount Of territory, and 10 give good
title 10 the same
Apply 10y letter, (post paid) at their nffce cor
hef OF elh and streets, near the Posi- Office Depart
,y
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~" Mr. Guzzlefunction, | have dis
covered a new drink for you, suppose on
try little.
"Well, | don't care if L do" (drinks)
at hasn't bad taste to it, il is what
they call water. | recollect drinking
some when | was a lad"
U" like that squint, it relieves the
natural blackness of-your face" said a
eaustic man to dark lady. Indeed, p"
quoth the female, "what pity then that
you do not squint
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Inc New York and Liverpool United
States Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line are:
rrho pao;eu Captain West.
The aro,in Captain Nye.
The Baltic C"P.dn -uc'' E
a~.a Captain Grafton.
fE These ships having been built by CON
s.t11Sess4ss tract expressly for Government service
every care has been taken i'm their constructions as
also in their engines, To insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Prce of passage from New York to I.,verpaal in
first cabin, Sl2O; IN second cabin, so. Exclusive
use of extra size state rooms, S300 From Liverpool
10 New York, f3ti and EGO
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berths can be secured until paid for
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Prepared and refned by
Mrs. Il. r. Norris, No. BIB, Balt. ST.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
OPINIONS GF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. NOrriS-Dpar Madam: Ii gives me
great pleasu in recommending to public favor your
valuable medicine, Cedar Tar aS excellent pre-
ventative curative in the first stages of bronchial
affections, diseases OF the lungs, and also as a
very valuable tonic. Yours, very respectfully,
Il. ii. WRIGHT, Nj. ID.
BALTIMORE March 81, 1851.
Mrs. b. b. Norris-Madam 1t gives me pleasure
to recommend T. the favorable notice of the public
your valuable nedicine, Cedar Tar, ysin bronchial
affections and diseases of the lungs,
Thomas Ow1Nas, NJ. ID.
We invite the attention of the public to the follow
ing certificate from the Rev Augustus Webster d. D.
one of the Pastors of ST Johns Church, Liberty ST.
Baltimore:
BALTIMORE, October %, 1851.
Mrs b. b. Nons-Dear Madam: Having used
your Cedar Tar with benefit to :.,S iar0al, | very
cheerfulIy give my tesl,!iony 10 lis excellence.
A. WEBSTER.
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1851.
Mrs NorriS-Dear Madam Permit ne to say to
you, for the benefit of others similarly afflicted that
was taken last November with sc exc cough and
general weakness mat comlleIeiy Frustrated me.
For several lOnlns was So far redpctd that could
not attend 10 my business. ! became so weak that
was not able io SIT up for more ihan half hour
Il Nh'b W,llu De coilip''Htu 10 ne QOWn 10
gain strength tried dozen different articles re-
commended 10 me as cures but received no relief
from any of them. My cough and weakness increas-
ed, and, IN fact, | was so far gone that seriously
Thought should die, when heard Of your valuable
medicine, the Cedar Tar. tried it, and lad taken
II but a few days before f3tnd g1eat telaf NV ap-
petite heca..e 81 good tnat ftoNd eat anything that
Was placed, 'heitle me. | would recommend it to
ali afflicted like myself a certain cure for con
slider myEclf now perfectly well
Yours respectfully, J. r. MARTIN
No. l2S, Franklin street.
For sale by Druggists throughout tts City aud Dis
trict of Columbia. Il. -
@ Py.2e s, per aottle, OF siy hottl2s for s..
Va-tf e..
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q !I.II u passage apply IN
EpWARH +, COLLINS & Co,
No sc Wall street, N. y.
BROWN, SHIPIEY CO,
Liverpool
r. G. ROBERTS & Co,
l3 Kings Arms Yard i.op,ton
]. MITNROE N co,
2G Rue Metre Dame deS VICTORIES, Paris
GEO. fl. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewery, precious
stones metals, unless bills of lading are signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed
i've
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Baltimore Glass Works.

Bnitimere Glass Works.
PhkER s. BROTHER, No % and "a South
- Charles street. Baltimore, Md, and 1913 Water
street, above Wall New York, Manufacturers, I'm
pOrerS, and Agents for the sale OF Baltimore, French,
and New Jersey Window Glass, Druggists Glass
ware, Bottles Jars, SC. Also, dealers in Chemicals,
Paints, OILS, Glue, Varni>heS, Sc. as follows:
Alum Spanish Brown
Alcohol English Ven. Red
EPSON Salts Whiting
Glauber Salts Chalk
COpperas Paris White
Bicarb. Soda Red Lead
Sal Soda I.itherage
Soda Ash Orange Mineral
Soda SalTratAs indl;in Red
SaitPere, crude Yandyke Brown
do refined Timber, raw
Borax, dc 10 burnt and powd.
BichrOnlate Porass do do drops
Blue VTio Terre de Sienna
Roll Birthstone do blnt and powd.
Flour Sulphur do do drops
Sugar of Lead Verdigri< in oil
WHITE White Lead, Lead dry, pure arpI'"h farpIe Brown
do do extra Black Lead
do do No. British l.u>lte
do Ro!, pure Biake,s Fine proof Paint
White Lead in Oil, extra Rose Pink
do do No. Pumice Stone
Agents for Trego, Bait. do Powder
Chrome Yellow, best Rotten Stone, lump
do chemical Paint Mills
do Baltimore Gaziers Diamond.
do No. = &c POINTS
Agents for Iiemar : Col Patent Dryer
ers Putty KNIVES
no. Chrome Green dry Palette Knives
or in oil Hack Knives
do do do Putty in bulk
Nermllli0n. extra do bladderS
do No. Linseed Oil
Woods Chrome Green, Lard Oil
No. o Castor Oil
Prussian Blue, dry Sand Pane
oil 2tiiits Il,rpcnnne
Chtresn ~ 90 alHe, Amer'oan
Una marine Blue do Irish
American Green, Woods fsingiass, COoper's
Paris Green, dry Varnish, No. /, Fuml
do in oil do No. 2, do
Lamp Black, assorted do Furniture
do refined do do Coach
do chemical dc ~ lap;n'
ITCiy b,aCk " - 10 Hack
do reGnca chip Logwood
Drop Black n~-;;I n~.;n,, oo,oo,
piasA - an kegs Chip and ground Fust,c
do III cans Madder
French Yellow Ochre Extract Logwood
Baltimore do Twine. R 1-.}m
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CEDAR TAR.
THE most successful remedy now in
i Use for the cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS
COUGHS, Clt.DS, ASTHMA,
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, KINGS EVIL, .
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER, &C.
Prepared and refined by
Mrs. Il. r. Norris, No. BIB, Balt. ST.,
BALTIMORE,
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THE EVENING STAR
NEFER-FAILIN REMEDY,
HO L Low 4Y'S DIN FNJ

CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTCHEs AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING
Corr ofG Letter from Mr. THOMPSON, Chem
tSt, Ltrsrpooi, dated Augud 20th, 1852
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Dear SRI am enabled to furnish Won W.,
a most extraordinary cure effsat-a - ,.L
invaluable Ointment aud P'i' l;.t youi
Iohisnou 0's'' .-rson acquainted with the
salsr@ About ten years ago, Mr. w Cum
minis. Of Saltney Street, in this town, was
thrown from his horse, whereby he received
very serious injuries; he had the best medical
advice at the time, and was afterwards an in
mate Of different infrmaries, yet he grew
5crse and at length malignant running ul-
Ger settled in his hip, which so completely
crippled him, that he could not move without
crutches for nearly ten years; recently he
began to use your Ointment and Pills. which
have now healed the wound, strengthened his
limb, and enabled hirn t. dispense with his
cTutchas, so that he can walk with the great
est ease and with renewed health and vigor
iSigneD J. THOMPSON
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mnrtmer livingston, Philip Burrowes,
Alfred Pell, Johnston Livingston,
August Belmont, Charles w Foster.
Alex. Hamilton, ir., Theodore SedgWick,
George L. Schuyler Wi!liahi ". Stone,
Ebert ]. Anderson, William Whetton.
Henry y Nunhaiu, lohn Durham,
80. II. Naddell, William Kent
Jacob A. Westervelt, Watts Sherman,
James A. Hamilton, F. w. EduiOnds,
Samuel Nicholson.
THE0D0RE SEDGWICK President
w. WhEfTES, ce-PreSident, Treasurer, & Sec'y.
L.. c. STUART, Assistant Secretary. W5-tf
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DREADFUL
sKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL AID had
FAILED.
Copb Of q letter from Mr HIrd, Draper, OF
AsItg nsay GainSGJo dated March |, 1852
10 Professor HOLLOWAY,
Sb--SOme time since, one Of nv children
was afflicted with dreadf"i. eruptions over the
bouy HAd Us | obtained the advice of Sc
yeral eminent Surgeons and Physicians, by all
of whom the case was considered hopeless. At
length 1 tried yoL. Ointment and Pills, and
v;thltt exaggeTatlCp, the effect was miracu-
ieus for by perseyering in their use, all the
eruptiOns quickly disappeared, and the child
was restored to perfect health.
previously lost n child from a similar COM
plain, and L firmly believe had L in her case
adopted your medicines she would have been
saved also | shall be happy to testify the
truth of this to any inquirer
(SigneU j HIRD, Draper
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.. NEW YORK, BREMEN,
a1Tn AND SOUTHAMPTON UNITED
@-<1T7sszs STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
TON, Captain F.. NJ Fitch; HERMANN, Captain
L. Higgins. ~
These steamers stop AZ &2,ntpa,npton both going
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DIRD CAGES for sale by
ID ap9 JNO W BADEN.
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THE WEEKLY STAR
Varieties.

IEING LFss THAN ONF CENT Cory
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30

/ EAsrxRs BAsK The failure Of this bank,
located at West Killingly, has heretofore been
announced but the affairs of the institution
have not been fully understood by the pubic
We learn from the Norwich Courier OF TUESDAY
evening, that the bank had, when it failed, some
$4,000 of its bills in circulation. To redeem
these bills, it had $4,000 in bonds OF stock OF
the Rock Island Gill; Railroad 900 in spe,
cia, and 900 receivable, on notes discounted
to understanding in all sos 600 OF assets
wherewith to redeem $4,000 OF circnia
ton.
The Woodbury. Bank is trying to weather ITS
difficulties. On Saturday its bills wer redeemed
at its counter. We hoqe it will redeem an
of its bills, anb its friends claim that 1t VIII.
- Harfford Times
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-03-30

SUGAR.
x HHDS. N. o. Sdgar-best quality-for sale to suit
y purchasers Also 5barels crushed and loaf Sugar,
now on hand and for sale low by
Febo6 KENNEDY ,CILLTMAN e. co.
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OF FASflIO
NEW NNETS.

Miss tsen bags 10 call the attention If the TaGies
Iowa IT, her new assortment OF Millinery which ahehas
jls craftsmanship # bonnets in Velvet, Satf
~ik, Straw, Brad AMI all kinds that are new andTsI
onah!s, she has also on hand, vevcts, satins Silks
Florence. Grapes, 8omhazine, Ribbons. Plumes, Cans
Cspes, Chem'sett $, Collars, Eraids Trimmings; I'd,
Dresses, Velytt-Rihh ms, sewed Muslin Edgings and
Insertions, and variety of ar.ic.s numerous ID
mention II Is her wish that the aides will cali and
see fir themselves, an they may d"prnd that all her
Goods are at the nYest possible prc, she also
the Ladies' Of Dihuqae thar she els grateful Tor asf
favors ad she will endeavor to merit continuance a
them-NMa:n Street, corner al Tenth Dubuque. Iowof
Oct9 l852n
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SOZH Out.

TNHE undersigned have this day disposed of their
i tire stock of Merchandise TO THOMAS X. KENNEDY,
THeMAs +. GILLIAN and Plus EMERSON, who will con-
nue the business at the old stand No. "A, corner OF
Main and Fourtlsreets, under the City Hotel, under
the name and style of Kennedy, Gillian K CO
We especially solicit numerous friends and
customers at least give them call before purchasing
elsewhere. We most cordially say our brothers who
have been and engaged in the same business,
of whom have known for the last IL years that
and friends who have literally
patronage during the great eapse of time that We
have been in business that them there is better times
coming and to all those that know thea selves he
debted to etherty account that they ac come
quick We closed business for the especial purpose of
settling outstanding business. One both of
will all times be found the old stand until further
notice.
EMERSON & SHIELDS
February 23d, 1853. dIt-w4t
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Z PLURIBUS UNUM!.

BAADE& OSTEN',
Buggy and Vagon Manufaetory-Black-
Gtazing,-Paper Hanging, &c. &c.
MAIN STREET,
Opposite the foundation of the Cathedral,l
DUBUQUE, IOWA
We beg leave to Inform the citizens of Dubuque and
the surrounding country thatwe have estahseda Bug
gy and Wagon Mandatory under the above named
style and will constantly keep on hand, full assortment
of one and two horse Wagons, at
THE LOWEST PRICES,
and which, in regard to durability, we guarantee to be
equal if not better than
ANY MADE IN THE WEST
Come and see for yourselves how urlyVagons aye
made, and we feel satisfied that you don't 60
any where else to liuy Good Wagon.
ROD IRON FENCES, in the fashioned style,
made to order, also any kind of Backsmhing and Re
pairing done short notice and on reasonable terms
PAINTING, house and sign painting, Granting, Mar
bling and Paper Hanging.
GLAZING, done In workman like manner at the
low rate OF 90 90 per leo lights Watch and Compass
Glasses put in IN less than no time.
feblewly BAADE 4 OSTEN.
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II r. w FIR M!

render every facility at other establishment in
this city possibly have, and would now say To all
who favor with Call that there shall be Hotng cant
ing Tar strict att antioi sentl"uiany deportneh
and low prices concerned Try before purchasing
eiserAere-we have made start i'll this business, aud
determined not to be exeel,d by arg. Copr. s0
come al February sc, 1853. dav
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ANOTHER sclENTIFIc WONDER.

FREIGHr.-To New Orleans-Flour, 25 cts Beef and
Pork 80 cts. Corn, SC per bushe Lead, l5c per loo
lbs Other articles in proportions.
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STIIMP CANDIDATE.

AS no other Wing nominations are before US
for the April election, we very modestly pro
pose ourself candidate for Draining commits
sioner, also Register of Desmones River I'm
provement, Assessor of Marion township, SUI
pervisor of Marion district, Township clerk,
Board of Trustees, two Constables with all and
singular, every other office in the gift OF the
Star.
Our neiehbor must be very ambitious.
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BEAUTIFULLY ORNAMENTED
DAGU Err REOTYPES

lNl fully invite the attention of the public 10 their
daguerrean Rooms. situated in Langworthy Block, a
few doors abbve the G1Sbe b. iding where they are
perbr anything taken in the city before We in
wife all without to visit Rooms and examine
specimens. Those who admire Pictures and
suited with prices be accommodated with a
sitting short notice. Dark drapery always precra
BILE, except for children Hours Of sitting from 10 A. NJ
3P NJ Prices of Pictures invariably SO and upwards
March 9th, 1853. daw-tf
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Mount Pleasant, or SulllVan'S
Addition to DlkblQ ttC.

Nop VIM March 10Th 1883 daw-3t
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A. GILLESPIE, Agent.

Houopay's Oiatment and Pills, most Excellent Remedy
for .dbsccsses and Old Wonnds-Thomas Edwards, La
borer, in Portsmouth Dockyaru, received hurt
his thigh about four back by piece Of timber
falling on him. An abscess formed IN consequence of
the injury which de6ed the eminent surgeons to
heal, and he consequently pronounced incurabie,
and put on the superannuated list with pension Be-
ing liberty try other medicines he commenced
using Holloways Ointment and Pills, which have soef
ecually cured him that he enjoys good health and as
we'll able to work as any man.
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Steamship Company.
The Company's Magnificent New Steamship
"GoLDEN AGE"

900 Tons c be dispatched for Port Philip, Melbourne
and SudneH, Australia. about the 18th of Nan.
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OK SACKS best Rio and Havana Coffee, now
20 store at the lowest pr ce, by
Peb " Kennedy, GILLIAN & co.
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UFFICE THE
Dubuque Mutual Insurance Company.
THO the Stockholders of said Company: You are
i hereby notified that assessment upon your notes
of per has been made 10 loss met by
VIM. A. Warren and one per cent. for loss of G. G..
Banghart, which sums you will pay the Secretary of
said Company in accordance with the provisions of
IL of the constitution
IF not paid, the provisions of said section will be
strictly enforced.
F. E. BlSSELL, Secretary.
Dubuque, Iowa, March llth, 1858. daw-4w
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Fire Fire Fire

Dubuque, March 8, 1853.
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The number of steamboats, in@the Onneo
States, according to the just completed report
Of A. Guthrie, Steamboat Inspector, is ll9o, OF
which only 347 are low pressure. The total
donare of the steamers is 43l ,503 tons. ST.
Louis takes the lead in number, having 10
steamers Cincinnati l04; and Pittsburgh lOl.
New York has the largest steamer tonnage (ow-
ing to the ocean marine,) 94.447 tons. San
Francisco. New Orleans and Buffalo are next in
point of tonnage.
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co0n FRAME RlI, n,NG
LOOK HERE

TINE undersigned has associated with him in part
i rshp, Mr.. EDMOND ALLEN. The business OF the
house will hereafter be conducted under the style OF
j. C. Weaherby Co., who will be pleased at all times
old customers and others, at my old stand on Main
Street.
All persons indebted to will see the necessity of
making immediate payment Iwish to close up the out
standing business as possible. 81 word to the
wise is suffcient'
J. C. WEATHERBY.
Dubuque. March g. 1853. div WIT
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xMr. Maypenny, of Ohio, it is said will
be appointed LIST Asst P. M. General.