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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-25

49, The COMMIT EE or ARRANGEMENTS 60,
aPublic demonstration Of respect to the
memory Of Elk President Polk, beg leave tc
report the following order of exercises, tc
take place in the city Of DuBUouE on SAT
sRDAY the 4th day Of August next, at 1C
o'clock a. N.
At the hour above specified, q Procession
will be formed in front Of the CITY Hotel,
under the direction of Col. George McHeu-
ry, Hannibal Emerson and John w. Markle,
Marshals of tho day, and march thence,
through some of the principal streets of the
city, to the Court House, where a Funeral
Grafton will be pronounced by LINCOLN
CLARK, ESQ, Of Dubuque.
The following is the
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
lat. Mayor and Aldermen of the City.
I'd. Officers of the Day.
Sd. Judges Of the U. s. District Court
and Of the Supreme Court of Iowa.
18th. Members of the Bar.
5th. Members Of the Medical Profession
9th. Speaker and Clergy.
7th Band of Music.
eth. Masonic Order.
ss, 9th. Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
~ 10th. Sons ofTemperance.
18th. Strangers.
18th. Citizens generally.
Arrived at the Court House, the Officers
of tho day will assume their respective sts-
tions, when the following will be observed
% the
- ORDER OF EXERCISES.
ut. Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. NORRIS.
I'd. Vocal Music-selected for the occa.
Ssion.
Sd. Grafton BY LINCOLN CLARK, ESQ.
Aths prayer BY the Rev. s
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1othe Democracy u Dubuque County.
Agreably % ! well established practice Of
the Democratic party in oil sections Of the
country and one that has met with your
off repeated appreciation, convention Of
your fellow Democrats have presented YOU
with l,st Of candidates for the different
county offices. These candidates are men
against HON DO objection can be urged
Men who are ellknown among you, and
who have proved themselves worthy ofs The
condolences that has heretofore been placed
in them. md abundantly qualified for the
discharge Of any duty TINT may DO imposed
upon them.
The whig party hate brought out 40 reg
sular candidates. but are nevertheless laying
plans 70 come upon you with all their
strength on the day Of election.
O'Ferall and Wootten are busy election.
Ieering. and even have the presumption Is
approach democratic and ask them for th.ir
support.
We trust The Democracy Of Dubuque coui,s
Az. need not be warned sg6inst such efforts
20 betray thcm into disregard II the II
Eprincip Sdna shs csd ii tls lcou nty. We
trust that these emies from The secret
caucus chamber ofs Dubuque Whiqcery
these indep saarSt Mig gentlemen win meet.
AZ your han9s 4 proper rebuke On the day
IF s,Ios, 49,, s5SSsf ss 81
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THE SUPREME COURT.

The following cases were decided by the
Supreme Court up 70 Saturday last.
Thomas S. Taylor vs.: Nehemiah Bar
Der. Dubuque; Question whether the
Judgment Of . Justice Of the Peace, render
ed upon the verdict Of 4 Jury could be af.
firmed BY judgment BY default final in
the Supreme Court; there being ia the re-
cord no inatrument Of writing for the pay
ment Of money. Judgment affirmed.
L. Clark for plaintiff. Davis for de-
PENDANT in error.
John Shap VS.: Dutfon md Lioermore
Jackson - Question, az to the specific per-
formance Of q contract touching real estate.
Decree affirmed.
L. Clurk for Plaintiff. Smith fer Def
fend't in error.
John Shnso VS.: Charles Gordan-Jack-
son.--Question, as to whether In case of an
unlawful detniner, it is necessary, in order
to give the Court Jurisdiction. that the
complaint should contain averments of what
it is necessary to prove in order to enable
the plalntiGto recover. Judgment revers-
ed.
L. Clark for plaiLtiff-P. Smith Dcfenl't
in error.
~ Horse TmEyING-N understand that much
excitement prevails in Linn, Benton, and otl,er
counties west of US, on account Of a gang of
horse thieves, who have committed many dc.
precautions in these counties.
somewhat notorious scamp, by the name
of John Wilson, has been strongly suspected f
being engaged in tn il business, and is thought
to have been the identical fellow who stole two
horses in Linn county, and sold them at Cas-
cade a short time SINCE
On Saturday last, Wilson was found dead on
the prairie. in Linn county. with such wounds
about him as indicated pretty strongly that he
came to his end by the intervention of those
who considered forbcarance no longer public
virtue. Wilson had on his person some $50
of good money, besides lot of counterfeit.
THE Cry CoUNclL-We were present at tn.
sitting of the Council on Monday night last,
and give the following summary of their doings:
petition was presented, asking the Coun.
Gil 10 make some alteration and repair of the
road leading up Loramier Hollow. which re.
suited in the passage of a resolution, declaring
the road from the Magazine to the western
boundary of the city, as laid out in the survey
of Brown, Farley,Sand Wiltse. apublic high
way. sss .sasss sssss S sS sSS&
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: FOGIs AND ANrI.FOGIE.

Through the communications which have
appeared inthe Express for several weeks
past, over the signature Of g Gorge Z. Night
ingale, our readers have doubtless learned
what is understood by the term Fogie, as
used in this city, and ifthey have given any
attention to the spirit manifested in those
communications, they know something Of
whatc constitutes an Anti Fogie.
Whiggery, wherever it is found has its
peculiar and distinguishing characteristics,
but at the same time, SO liable is it to be in
fiuenced BY the circumstances with which
It comes, in contact, it is not unfrequentIy
found putting on appearances, and showing
itselfin phases SO unique and peculiar, as
really to entitle it to some other appella-
ton. Such is the case with whiggery in
Dubuque.
While it still contains all the real ele-
Emcnts Of the original decency party, and re.
poses upon substratum Of pure and unde.
filed Federalism, the froth and scum. thrown
up 81 the efferyescing qualities oftne mate
Trial sought to be united, has rose SO high
and become 80 abundant as to obscure the
substance and make it proper that they
should las BY theil own volition they have
done give up their patronymic, and take
TO themselves namc more expressive 81
tho qualities oftheir present organization.
In the re-christening which has been
I5thought advisable, each faction has hiadl,,
consented to stand god father for the other.
and each has been particularly fortunate in
the selection of q name. Fogie and Ami
Fogie!' Singularly expressive Of the prin-
cipies Of the two factions! The one having
no particular signifcation, and capable Of
whatever meaning may seem desirable: and
the other eractty opposed 10 that!
Ofthe progress of the Fogies, our read
ers care but little--of the rise and fail Of
the Anli.Fogies We will discourse next
week. II
ST.. Louis, July 90.
City Mortality 1Thterments Sunday. al
from Cholera, 81. q s.ssa
81. Louis Market -. heal was selling on
the 2sd ct 55to 90 g to qualify.
Flour 81 10 Leaa 81, 10.
| =
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arrival of the Niarar:,,

- ne steamer Niagara arrived in Halifax
on the 18th, bringing news from the CONT.
nent. "
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n z, hats that knocking at the door?'--
The good people Of Utica, Rochester and
other owns inthe interior of New York,
are in she greatest state Of excitement on
account of certain mysterious noises,
Ihapfd diif1sfen. houses, and of which
|s1e most 'cafeiul and thorough examina-
has failed to detect the cause.
|sS great is the excitement that hun
2sas have collected to listen to the SIN
61ar phenomenon, and to assist in un-
ravelling the mystery. They are still
in The dark, ard the invisible cause Of
their alerlh, still keeps knocking at the
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-07-25

~ rRIcHTrUL MORTALITY IN THE OHIO PEN
ITRNTIARY.
COLUMBUS, July 18th
TlcJ has been 80 deaths BY cholera, in
Ohio enitentiary from the 3Oth day Of
June TO Z o'clock, r.. this morning.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05
VOLUME A''
@nr WORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY Ea sis5
WILLIAM w. HOLD Z N
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

rar NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD Is published week
, ~ Three Dollars per annum, payable in advance. In
g,nce will the paper be sent unless the money for
~ ~ ue shall accempanythe order. Subscribers, and
ers who may wish to send money to the Editor, can
at all times, by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
VI sums wll.be promptly transmitted.
vERr1sENENrs exceeding fourteen lines, will be
ted one time for dollar, and twenty-five cents for
b subsequent inseron those of greater length pro-
lion Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
r charged twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
rates reasonable deduction viii be made to those who
aJretise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must free of postage.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05

- SocIErY UPsET IN CABIFoRNIA: There appears
to be what the French call bouieverSeme-a complete
overarnof the usual arrangement Of society at the
gold region for specimen of which the follow
ing extract from San Francisco letteEi the Boston
Courier: aC- c 4saa -tAs .sA@ 80 ga p
's Since my arrival have seen lieutenant of tho
navy and New. York merchant, dragging a hand
professor in of your first colleges driving his OK
team, hauling emgrants' traps. 10 the diSgiogs'
at $40 for one hundred pounds "A Georgia planter
cooks my salt pork. and does the fap.iacRs brown ;
printer from the Pcayune Office keeps my books,
and two young gentlemen from jobbingI houses. in
Pearl street take care of the nnles, haul lnpber and
act as Horters the store, each at from 81 to Sl6
per day. with board In California all labor, and one
is daily furnished with nnumerabe sourcesof amuse-
ment BY meeting old friends in such cocal eppIoy-
ment. Imagine our friend7r-, :, the artist, with
buckskin trousers red flannel shirt, and California
bnne, sir latest dates from New York, eni1S f,pO
dollars each.'
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05

great &c Father of Rivers continues pour his an
nuaI tribute to the Gnlfand while the events Of his
day and generation are not forgotten,the name and
fame of James K. Polk WiIlive inthe grateful hearts
of his conntrymen; and will perish only withathe
g last syllable of recorded time !''ss sesssss
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05

OLD Times. Umbrellas were introduced by Brit
ish officers into this country about te time of the
Revolutionary wal. Paasols were then d utnbFyn
AS defence from rainmen then wore in cozts'f
and women sscatnbletssas9 Gloves were intFod uced
abont the year 1855. Yhers were very few carpets
before the reVouton the floors when ffst asfros
duced. they covered the floor outside of the chairs
around the rooms.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05

IN the Life and Character of JAMES X. Polk, de-
livered in Tarborough, on the 9th July, 1919:
BY WILLIAM f. DANCY, Esq.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05

p Incorrupta fdes-n nudaque Veritas!
Quando ullum venet parem! 12 -
Mothers! If you would. teach yonr the true
pathway honor and usefulness-if you would learn
them lessons of humility and deep fl al devotion,
point them to the example of James X. Polk. His
honor never mpeached, his integrity never ques
toned. He was most unpretending citizen; he was
most dutiful son. &C Mother. have obeyed you In
all thngs--were among the last words of the dying
Ex- President. Cherish his memory! sas 81 sssr
Soldiers! He gave to the profession of arms what
Decatur ftly styled opportunity y"-and its valor
covered our flag with impe.ishabe glory. Gnard
we'll his fame! - lls2a5s orr % 7ffl ss
:. GentleBsea of tie Masonic Ebkatsrniyh He was "a
most worthy member of the craft and by the unsul-
lied purity of his life, great faith in man, and active
benevolence, illustrated in eminent degree the
dinai virtues of your order. Honor his memory! =
.WhiIe stands the Coliseum, Rome shall stand" Y!
Such was the exclamation OF an enthusiasts, Roman
in contemplating the future grandeur Of the " Eter-
nal City, While the Republic exists--while the
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OCEAN STREAM NAvIGATIoN CoMrASY

Unifed Stes lhiii Liar 10 Cores md Southampton, and
Brenen.
.1SIl,. The splendid Steamship WASHING
ytAlLlsE TON i!Dtoas bur'cn, frt,eric Hewitt com.
III Inutr, Will from New York Tue I'D OF Srpen
her, carrying ilip u S Nail
Size viii tourh al Cow, an Southampton 10 rnd pas
senstrs and deliver HE mails Tor EgI mi France and BEL
sium and will lieu prpcee, 10 rcmtraven Returning,
viii leave Brener.uven the lltl October.
The Washington Is bI In tile strongest fnanner, with
view TO being converted into ship Of war and subject a.
any inspection by officers appointed by the Presi-
dent hor during and ait,r construction.
She has engines Of loo horse power each, and ac
Communications for llO passengers.
Passage from New York 10 Southampton or TO Bremen,
slIJ @
do from Iiremcn and Southampton 10 New York $50.
She will carry abu, 40 TONS Freight, which Will he
charged according lie nature of the goods Offering All
letters must pass through The Post Office Parcels, for
which bills % HIDING viii be signed viii he charged o. taeii
Fur Freight Passr, apply at The Office OF tie Ocean
Scam Navigation Conrang, 40 William street. corner Of
Wall l.. MILLS, Gtnrral Agent.
Agsnis al Southampton, DAY, CR1SkEf ~ NDSS
Ilfrrnvn, o. A. IiEINEkEN ~ co. t
a Iagre, WILLIAM niSELlS.
The second of tle line is 10 due 81 con,
siricnn: aud will be IN readiness ia the ensiing lL
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PIANO EoItTEs.

rEII undersigned manufacturing their establishment
IN baltimore, o. IL. AMI octave PIANOS. ni all pal
isrns and syits which ey confidently recDmnn Ia
professors al amateurs TIE Pianos llisruireG W iiiem
have uai pesalariiy OF touch which commei.i tem 10
players OF rvfry Aino VIII hnse who d.siin.
igied by sol ad ielicac action, those WHO cha
raci,rized by boil ftfy, and rapid movement
They aulforse 10 refer 10 numerous professors IN
baltimore, WHO bsye gven their Pianos trini, Tor their
lesimnnias in iher Gvor, and they warranted in
commenting them by Tie universal appreciation which they
ie,n In use Baltimore, aud The south and gene
rally They are conf,ient that they make an instrument
equal To any made anywhere IN tbs country or ~ Europe
sell Liberal satisfactory All Instruments made
by them wlfraned and tey Will Be kept IN tune one
year atier purchase without charge.
An ageni will WISH Richmond in short time and various
paris Virginia and North Carolina aud will receive
lrrs which viii be faithfully and promptly executed al our
mandatory. 4tf 4a
ur Onihrs will also be received al orr factory direct,
mi Special pains taken 10 give satisfaction
~ BNABE " GAEIILE,
No EDtaw ST., opp. the Euaw IiDise Bsli
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is4a. DAVID RIDGELY..

Dear Sir: Believing that public statement
IF my affection may he Of service TO Others sim
ilarly afflicted vol as benefit to yourself, l
years ago was attacked with n Hemor,hage Of
he Lungs which, Induced my friends 10 despair
of my recovery. My health continued TO decline
for year. when was seized with .Neuraigin and
severe Teriigo Having applied 70 pbyscinns, both
ct, and having also nlnde usc Of the ddrdnir Bat-
terry without any good effect concluded TO Try your
Extract Of Sdrsapdriiia, and am hnppy To- say,
that after using single bottle the pus entirely left
me and I have been hetter ever since, 4iiii.9st j
Respectfully, ENoCH w. SMALLWOOD.
To A. J. ScHwARrzE, Jr., january ~, l5ia.
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM srREErs, NEW YORK
TUE SUBSCRIBERS, under te firm OF BERGEN &
GAABRuN, having rst,ted and replt nis,j this si,a
cous esabsim, now prepared 10 receive company
There are iun,iicd AMI apartments this lioi,s
consisting dining Saloons sitting rooms, ariur, tigine
rooms &c. The large hall in,y be ns, ior balls or public
mevtirs. The cooking dsisnnnrtii has hct expressly ar
ranged FURNISH at nonrnps notice, rcirt snitis
Tor any number uf1errois Three hundred, Il
be accommodated al the same time There rooms where
private pris may Be furnished Will dinners Or sup
p.rs am, The tables will be furnished with tie BE-, The mar
affords Liquors and wints from the best establish
the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
the shortest notice. There will be lunch al II pclTt
every day, and attention will be spared To give siisiac
ton Men oi busins and those wishing the city viii find
themselves .cenlrilly and comfortably heated, AMI h'
pr,cts will be ioilI be MODERATE. The French ans
Spanish languages spoken IN i!,s hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
s45ttf Naf&eil eifH at.t LOUIS GAIABRttN.
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CLOTHING, &c.

DEpI,yNS, CLOTHING ITILELlOUSE,
4f NJ. u John street. corner of Nassau.
THE Subscriber. prepared with mpst extensive and
i srl,ct stock 81 f.Ii.f. and WINTER CI.O1TffNG,
70 which y respectfully invite lhe att niiu OF wholesale
and retail buyers
li,y have ON hand and IN process OF manufacture up
warls ol Eyf,1'EERt THOUSAND GARAfEN7'SO,
which they guarantee ~ be made with all The s.tganee anti
durability the test custom tork Of the most fashionable
hons m, The United States and prices
LESS tis, lhrr with The Cnsi Ssfrr, forms the
great secr,t ih,ir most isIierine s'cctss.
Their sock vi, nell English, German and American
Cloths Isspres Fsics, Bcnrers, Itreeds, &c. DC, rs,
1cy assert The aga and hes, selected (oi any
similar osinblislin,tnD in New YORK,
Their work nude ofdeF they guarantee equal To that
made At the nod merchant ailors OF che city but NJ
rces corresponding with their Cheap Cash Sysfcst For,
IN eyerr Department. they have secured ilr s>rsics Of Tie
hest Caitisrs and Urkn,,ii The city affords.
i''''' DANfEI. a. ri pEyLIN.
81 John street. OF Kassl.t
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.t,y.4 sfrain COninus,tr mt ion dire ca fxons
xEIs.:kl,E SotathaI,,ptOi tu New Orleans aud
sillit &, .rier Tie Lords Conils
u ic Aiiriy, die Niuf My. ~. s and tlci.s.
forward The 1r II cf succeeding nnitll tic ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS Will proceed direct irori S,ulL.
anion 70 ierni'nh, Nass.,, laya.,. Gal Sp Island
tNew orl.aF Vera triiI and Tainpi.o, ,ii.s by tho
route 10 EngLtirl
THIS arrsaatmtn admits u easy AMI Quick convey
AMI from Southampton places above uc.
pls,l AMI lssss nssrs ir New will he eoiis, el
uli.r from The Company = i.ir ARRIVAL al Uaf
Ship sll,p by de Mexcan s.ulf Railway Company
who viii hay. steamer rri.iy, aii older convetec,s,
provided Tor a puln.s, AZ asss i esc.ciig ihre aol
lars for each ptrs-sn The s=ine fieilis viii b Afforded
from New ors,ns .niiarkiis Oh board tic Royal Mail
Steam Pack, .fw Euui,e, a atl
Tie ssi,mai,d line Ir tl- vuyase lnm Southampton Ia
TO Bermuda. iG,ay i Nasi-,u II ,ys; Havana
- days Shrr c sL,i. New oreius, = ~ days Vera
Cr,,x :ri ayr; fin,pfco. ~ tisys.
The Si..im lackeis aiani,lfe leave Ship Cat 10
land lIarbsr iietf England al A. W., On Tho
2lst VI each month ly al. above dltera;or assenscrs
prgesting 10 te Wesi it, by the ~ al the nll steam
Viii he conveyed VIA ID sHI, ai ny lie l1ti vf tho
month stsaIncf, IS Heretofore, via Ntyii M Blrbuncs
Particulars 10 ttf,S ETC., my be- tbistd oil alIlcas
tion at III. Rnyl Aa; Sean, Packet Cousys Olicrs, IS
Moorxre STREET. Iooll ,l,, Wuide sin,t southampton;
M.ssYs p,suc X Co. luSutm iarie Mr. Gicaixsr
Ii itoleyar r,ssonirr. t'io Nj iintksr. ainbuTgli;
Ne xir n. t.,lf Runway Company, New Orieaiis.
~ Mo,rrfc sirseI. iniei'di' Il CiAfi'Ei. crctary
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

IT D. PALMEH,s COUNTRY NEWSPA-
v I, PER ADVERTISING AGENCY, Tribune Buiilng,
New York, embraces Of t b. st newspapers OF aii
res AMI principal Downs I'M lie United Saies AMI Gaia'
ia for which he is duly authorized receive advertise
menlsand subscriptions, AM fully empowered TO sssrt'
ceips-
Merchants mannfs liircrs artists and individuals gene.
rally hrsies public institutions, Incorporated epmaai
AMI societies vino wish 10 advertise ~, sisrriLc 1t,
newspapers ~ any SEXTON Of The country, respectfully
invited 10 examine the files
To rmoye all doubts and missprthcnslons, The agent
hereby noics The public, that no rsnn Is nnoriz1i ny
him solicit advertise mems, CARTS sbfrr ols For lie
newspapers Tor which LIS the nnly authorized agent
Tie annoyance Ia mel,lnnis ai others growing ou oi
nume,us pretended senets IN This cny RENDERS the 'lop,
ton OF Tits course essentially proper 10 guard agnsi i'm
position
Those, therefore, who wish transact business with his
agency, and a,oni mistakes specially invited 70 hand
~ their orlers al The oilet5 or addrtss
" n. PALMER,
Am, riran Newspaper Agent, Tribune buildings
I- The cost II aoyerisns country papers, isl oi
thy cnrs anti ivwns throughout ii,r Un,p, IN which III
,Ip,rs phil shedoeilr with Tie copis OF III. sfvc'
ril payers which the duly authorized Agent may
be- seen nj this oilicr, in the Tribune landings
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
l.. CHApDELAINE.

EF No JSb BROADWAf,
III AS received per late arryas large AMI splendid sseyt
Ill ni,nt vi FRENCH PATENT OLEOSIA TIC
lamps Of different patterns, These Lamps were inseGe
by lie ceifbrartd A. 1lnr. Of tile French Academy,
are considered ii'e nts Lamps now iiluse These Lamps
arp for sale only ~ H5 iiruaiiway, III this city.
Also on hand, a large assortment OF CUTLERY, Of
RaND0LES, FISES, CHM WIHE, ICiLE1
SETS, anu every ariit L. in the Furnishing line
Ns. &. beiIs agent sr ii,e BROOkL YIN FLINT
CLASH Is prepared to execute orders or Birh Gu, aIi
Engraved also FIX sse and PLAN tiass ofeyry vary, a.
,yolr sale ami RETAIL and invites tie attention
10 the splendid assortment oi rich Glass Ware on han. AZ
his establishment, where They can depend upon being fur.
nsled with the finest ily Glass Ware ever man,iiar
turrd, brg the only place where The brooklyn Rich Flint
Glass can be prUetiird II n VII NE
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SEAMAN 81 MUIR,

| !
EH daily receiving rem tf Large h'irtan iiss an IS
sals h, r bt 81 Cay Trade, and purchased much below
,issspsi orinportadn which thsy CHEERING at perg
sr4ntl gduaace. tl.l elt
they have also received b. the yarcns steamers and
pac ses, Il very general assortment Of IiCH FANG 4
DRY GDODS 10 Which, iliey invite ic ah.n,ion OF pnr.
rsas4 rs In Their sipck VII, be found Tile No,tren,acs y
fixgis ind London
Tnty beg present their thanks Tor The patronage
~ ibsraily bestowed upon their establishment, an 10 as
s4.re pubic that they will strive TO secure continuance
III confidence and support
his their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated ty their xampi,d success illus nr they
determined ltnve honorable Efforts untriri "a nc.
suspish their sign considerable amount of expert
.s,ce has demonstrated TO Their satisfaction thai
rl,r eily ,tho obtaining and securing large bus
,cs II haze 1t based uu correct principles and thai
whiia merchants thy consult the interest 81 their Gus
io,es they pursuing only true method ui advancing
shcir own. tetr 1853
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ENGKAvINGs, PAINTINGS.

yICTURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANrEL GLASSES,
Il ar. = WTELIIM d STEfENS, 3Il llrnidtyay, a
sgssrt distances above The Park, LlPOHIERS AND
Df,A LlRS IN ENGLISJL, FRENCH md GER
MN NGRI VfNGS MdHBFIcTUhERS OF
LOOKING. GLAS.SES, DC,
w 4 S have made such arrangements with the irst
pn,,lslng ouscs the PRINT line, both IN lcndon AMI
PARIS Ms viii ~ firrn constant supply o all the
most popular al, from tue lst aitisis as Will M
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