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Petitions wet> present."
The senate took up ne ling alternate sections ct
puec lads III State o Illinois, 4Id in the consGc
ton uf tho Central Rall .toai
\ debate aros, which occupied! ihe whole sting
Nr King moved a;reninen cN;erdin, III" pt0'i>on,
OF The b!'i 10 tie Aabana ana 1iissi-srq: Raii RoaG-
Agreed H..
Ar Walker moved 10 strike ort tie provisions
H.: price of re:erv.4 sectors > ~ tie n.a.
NJ King opposed this motion.
after long discussion, Nj. Walker .menlinc
lccted The Senate ADJOURNED
EorSH or REPKES ENTATIyES
On motion III Mr. Cobb Of Ala. hc bill g-,ntra Bounty
iard 10 the ,cers and soldiers "i te lag, iei5 ISL
ana te uiian o ISL; sen iaole oi ls5j
To- &c. and Inc ,sr lnomn sen. Wayne, .! 1872 {"
l'9o at hav" not eetoolc been provided ,i lada
the special odo or the tai TUESDAY in irne nest ad .or
each Succeeding day "ti. disposed o. he rules
pended for lc fnrrose. b. u yoI" oi III 10 -.
On mulian u Mr.. Nertwo:t.. IT, ruiz, SUSPENDED
by VOTE yeas and nays Of Is he affirmative and i
IL hc Negative 10 introduce resolution The appor.
ent ci select com!nee %! nine 10 make thorough ~
:6'ti-"tioh into al rn'tc.s cnanecie w: III"
tract .or executing The .ublc pl;nG- IL -
LAY ia lis execution, whether p,ic- i' ana
wnti reduction be made from c rTlccs :he law Of
lSa 10 secure thc prcri printing, &c. ant wa.t i be
1915
The resolution passed ni,.rut d,vsoa
On motion oi VI. Thompson Pennsylvania the rrle+
were suspended oni ;h' House resolved itself into commit
Ice VI the whole The state Jf lie Union pai resumed the
consideration oi the census bill.
Mr.. Moore, "t Pennsyyn Cla.k. Carter, J. H. King,
oi New 1rE. asued II favor rt The constitutional power
81 the federal oycra"ut aicr til. extensive
stics touching hc moai intellectual ana physical cond
ten oi the L. States.
Mcssrs Sr,plens, oi Ga, Kaufman and Woodward ol 5
e. argued against tie consltionuy OF any for gath
maintaining that the constitution authorised only The taking
oi the census o tn inhabitants for the purpose ot establish
ng the bass and quot" %. representations but that j; Stats
lies of property were rc4'red M IN purpose o direct tax,
they c"nll be more correctly inrnsad by The States
Mr.. Siby obtained the iCor but yielded 10 motion that
the committee rise and The House iourn
adjourned ]
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MiTcHELL,s EyE-SALVE.

VI ttg from D Jos,n. of the regular pracice
'si'i. rsery ,era.maiei individual that Mitchell. Eye
a''> ;eiiriiio bat en:,led vel 10 he eo;hoehee
ICON, al ocrs, who .nay have occasion 10 asai tsrli
'. q" i> benefits.
N, PERRY, August 10 ISIS.
= ., iEii Dear SirTic first Tlc EyeSaTe was
s, AN - where u came. informed OIL your recon-
ar if cuIe "i hi- rle daughter seycs had iiite conn
rs 'N. III Dos of tn patent medicines Rut US the most
&" rt,,.nt a.,i SPECIAL remedies had utterly failed 10
~ trer, consented 10 use, supposns that II II dlu
o'''d Il Scroiuous Oph
j 'i tyes The eve balls and lids all very much III
tr ,on EyeSl,ve used Immediately acted Ike
H. days perfect ecGle,! TINS sometime
, s'ce tht have used your Save great many times
iH'- results t. my halrs il has speedily cared recent IN
the Eyes aud also .t which al reislei all treatment
ave y"ars Ny present opinion is, tina; ccnrc,encc
w. G9e "nnay reyfa surpasscs all the Sases and Eye
k...,.' 'hi'hl have any knowed;e
a. .y7uHl, T. w JOSIYN. NJ d.
eiNop y. -. ALEXANDER DUvAI., PURCELL. LADD d 90.
b Mod co. and Druggists AMI Merchants generally
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KUNAWA IN IAII

Jaw Ie ~ to The jail oi Smyth county, Virginia. on the 10th
ah august ls9 boy who calls himself Jun smith,
Il "hss !" man by the Of Thomas Williams, nv
''shy Virginia. sad boy dark muato. about I'VE
e IT, elsh says he s II or Is years old; marks per
e a a oi when committed JAIL pair OF striped casi-
h. a." u, sazed cap The said boy has been heretofore
~ dh hereby give the owner n said slave,
M @ forward proves property, pays charges and takes
- day OF August next, the said hoy will be regular
AirA according 10 law. ALFRED c. WILLIAMS,
N"'' Jailor of Smyth County, Va.
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NJ MEIER i.

al hrea tcning dangers. lie did not wish this -.
conice.acy States boGn together ~ oeai 'les
b. those sympnihirs which bound kindred heaSis
seler. What n mos, desired L. n-psrSSf
love Of glorious Ja:,n, 'snch snoi be fll warn
IL ,hc North in The SouthiG the coii graGi, bills \
England asir our .lr-o:! pos sessions the Pac;c
Nh,n Mr.. W. commenced speaking bouquets show
cd upon him by the FAR inmates OF th Revere io.s Aho
cupied every window and whose gay ad lovely appcaral
ltnt peculiar charm and grace to the whole scene
concluded by thanking his telow-c,z Tor the 1ind
cordial welcome extended towards him, and tooEAS s.
anidS; loud and enthusiastic cheering. ~
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BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.

We from politics ior time, 10 make the iolo"ln
extracts from the "hi,y- y-Seycnih Annual Report oi III
Bible Society of Virginia., with the proceedings OF thei
last annual meeting, which has been laid upon our table
very neatly printed in pamphlet form by Mcssrs Mcfaan
Il Fe-gusson
The annual meeting o! the Bible Society ol Virginia W.
held in tie United Flsty,ean Church. the city of Rich
mond pursuant o the Constitution, Oh t' first tuesday
being the second day ul Ap, 1859.
In the absence o the President l;cy. George Mooaoier
is Vice President Of the Society, took The chair ana calS'
The Society 10 oiier
Mr. Thomas ii. Ellis requested 10 act a' Secreary
kcv. Alexander Jones, y: d., of the o'est@n' hiisc'
pal Church, read Tie 55,h Cha, ,,cr "f Isaiah.
Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, ID. d., of the Methodist EpscoI'
Church aficated in prayer.
The Church Choir .ang the S3.h Hymn Ct "orcester'
seicc on i3r The spread of the Gospel"
Mr. B. Z. Nine the request ol tie board ol aa4''s
read portions oi the Anrra tepor
On motion OF Rev. Moses d. ,icge, Of the Second PEG
byiori Church. the said report received and approved
ai referred The Boa,d Managers lor prb ,ate:
Rev. T. V. Moore of the presby..an Churc offered III
following resolution. which III sustained by an interesting
Resolved Thai in yc.Y If lie ns!tl,d condition oi -
ci, ard political questions throughout e civilized w1' II
the rcns Of order increase tet i3t.s c eA-
tc.l tn influence u ic Bile which is .ic gran! as"i, III"
der God for the renovation and advaact .. human So
The resolution was seconded Ly Rev STEPHEN TaylDr OF
the Presbyterian Church ;.d was unanimously ac"P'e'
The following Board ot Managers ioG liz ensuing ye was
unanimously elected
UFyI. EEs-R2v. Philip Courtney PRESIDENT ,eV Nfo
Woodbridge Isl Vice President; Rev Moses D. iose 2n
Vice Presidents Rev. Chailes H. Read, 81 Vice President
Rev William Norwood llh vice President; Mr. Sa'nne
Reeve Corresponding Sccre,ary Nj. Georse \. Johnson
Recording Secretary; Mr.. Hugh 4. Wait, Treasurer
MAxAGERs-Rev. Leroy VI. Lee. y. H.. Hcr Henry T.
Cowrs Rev. Anthony l.. Dibscl Rev. stephen iayor Dr.
Robert w Haxal, Messrs Richard Whitfield, i'.ter an
Dcurson John Williams, Thomas H. Rust Benz b. Minor,
Michael Grctter Chaunccy c. GriswoId, Thomas H. Ellis
William Allison Peter V. Daniel Ir., Philip L. White
And them motion, the meeting ADJOURNED
t.,
Thomas III. ELlis, Secretary.
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Sold and distributed,

Value Books sold, including c.iIectr. u made - 49, ~.
yoiuc of co.xs distributed 5cii Cti
Value al Books delivered ru I.e Members, - -
"orai siOh' Is
+a,s the resignation Of M..srs Nash 4 "ooth,, Z =
..n, the Society and 'hc arp irt"ct q " H. ~
Suow thu; Office lie oook have all been removed i"
ihr Store co..s- lb,.c tie h.ca.c Bank o! Virginia. IN
Mlin street w,ce b. !orui =; III times, ill as-ft
nrnl ui the american bibic Society pnagst!'as Here
Nh friends "i the Bibc cause and the public generally ran
h. eupprd with Bibles and rcstamcnts.
FORM or \ BEQuEST TO THE SOCIETY
hereby give and biucah to The l'hlr Society :" 'ir
ginl" acorJort,d iy c Legislature n ltr"inm IN fte
W. ri Linnlrg IN Mr yetc lSll, the shm "i - dollars
No particular form Srelaired br nw Tor such bc'iuesis
The most material thing be- observed IS Ia style thc Soc
q, hv is true corporate name "hc Bible Society "i If
eiia" The words in Italics i'll the above form are believed
moi 10 he - cnii. and t"satnr had better omit altogether
N ar;9lt siaic the dat o tic Charter o the S"cci!
unless ,e certainly recoIlccs Ia" true date, VIA the Ill ="
Jrruary, ISL
In the list Of Lii. Directors and life Members, watch
closes tie pamphlet recognize tc nnnes ot many eA-
cellent m.n who ibeirg dead vet spea-.'
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connty held the State Courthouse IN the city oi Ricl
~ ~ .y ~. day oil March, 1880
ssas..
a Gayle. adnr OF James Parker. dec d.. the Common
Ns-a Virginia, and heirs of James Parker dec d.
Defendants.
i this day he heard the hi which Is taken
all the defendants, and the exhibits filed. AMI was
consideration Whereof the Court doth adJuige
- # cgc. that the defendant Augustus G. Gayle annlstra
I ,rk,r dec render before VIM. f. Watson who Is
special commissioner for the purpose an account
ea. f.io ii said estate, shesin. what personal assets
"a q, the hands of the said administrator, liable 10 or
s' 'b' oymen OF the plaintiffs ca'n pr an! part thtre,
FIN - Court doth further aducge. order and decree thai
fc proceedings published III or more oi he news
aa 10 tl. CIV oi Richmond To- elsh, weeks successive
.n n, unknow heirs if any, oil the itcsIae James Park
@ cfr. elog moi be rcn!rr,l suIiecii the and or lot
H '-o;'nn"j 10 he payment Of the plainh calm IN .sse
set, ie SAL inesatc should be nsui' ,ien' ior 'a'
a copy-Tes.e: .
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To .ie Editors If tie Enquirer
CenterenA TO has been brought before the people
rs suitable person represent his district n the Nash
vile Convention, lake this opportunity ~ hngng be
fore the people ficGd :@lowczen VILLAIN -
oode suitable person represent rs IN tnat
tor. MANI NoiEh'''
BoyproS April 90 1850
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W,sHISaToS, April y
The Clerk Of the Honse has selected the ban he Me
opolis a. he depository for he uns o the House ' i.
presen.ati,es which heretofore heiG ty the BANK
Of Washington Bonds were given too ny Tue r'esuS''
and Trustees for the safekeepng of the funds
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VOLUME XLVI.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
prgllSnED DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY,
,,.,,IIAM r. & THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
Z E L, MS:

TERMS:
dollars annvm and al the rate o eisI
u 'sla shorter period than year Fer the semi
11 -, Dollars per and ec do.ars for SIN n'nhs ay
N rtc pad The ltfce. caied By post isii;
atc c' ,9,-. ..r At lie ell oi ne year.
4, titS oicc ma. he reunited per mai IL good and
= ir notes. he risk c the Editors tic fs,siIge " al et
rad oy ers The postage oi slsc cer scact'
att,ri he writer IS the accumulation OF postage. N
basin, which a sclicus lax upon Editors
=. .N'" TERMS or ADVERTISING.
=, Trr DAILY ENQUIRER: For ii,ccn lines or less arH m
y tns aud cry succeeding insertion, twenty five ceis-
sc once d wees twice week, or three times Week. thirty
-fae,! hal: cents . , 49,. 49,, =;
:. ser. charged ty dollars for thirty lnies and NJ
or adv greater lengt-eNcelh Lottery
m Aiciicaecrs, who charged lUo donrs Qapef ciul
THE SEMl.WEEKlYFcr fifteen l'ne or less hs heeru"i
..,,,'. lnf -ach continuance So ceats
rom is;ance mus, bc accompanied with the advance pay
,,,a,,:y references, 10 insure execution
- All ,,aries and iom the country, whenever The
hand writing unknown mus be authenticated ny Tue
~ % II ,ie Postmaster ncichborhood, or they VIII IN no
Every measure that has been taken 10 prevent
ca , culzse; has proved heretofore uaaSa:lis we must
..,, m sich case aron the communications being cer;i
v ., hc Postmaster ,rr.s ne back If The teHsT
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CoiH!SSioNER'S Office Richmond. Ai-ii 3. 1880
The ic, the foregoing decree, hereby no,icd I"
,at ry Office N the CITY Richmond. the lh DAY OF May
clocA A ~ with the evidence necessary 10 enable me
3. .tsnlu duties required by siid decree
syIR
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N H: Gavan aad James Govan infants under The as"
. ~ % !'r David y Pai,cson a.d Mary his wife, who was
~ T." -r Gizd Perkins who Eliza : Richardson! Adu
1 f.iucs' 4. HI wife. who was Frances a Kiclar.
~ N!u chaIson Polcr:cld A Hciske IL his owE right
fi is vic, Sarah iieisSc and Siran a. He's
" Ss >'ria Richardson. George NJ Harding IN ms own
M - Executor Sally Richardson. alrl Trustee Tor his
fa, Nar... AMI Mary & Harding who was Mari u
M JIt :. .h,ri.,a. Defendants
' e, ;ts f1iriiIby his Attorney, an' filed hs bll ann
g .t't'- a. Tive p,Iini William o. Winston Is appointed
~ ,rin al he inar- Defendants. aud the defendant John
L 'ra. yinr entered is appearance and gwen secl
4r g. he Assembly and he riie vi ;i:s Car
~ ss hc .atis!aco The Cou; thai he Is no: an i-
~e " ia. Commonwealth. it is orlercd l., the sai John b
" ft c summoned appear here on the irsi Gly :" May
t'l t ras~c. lie p'ai.-s said i.i; aud la copy -
X 30 ossc';h IN newspaper Published ~ me
: R',hfUGl months successfully, and that another
~ lie front door the Court House ni tis county
a1y !-. WM o. WINSTON, 4. ii. &.
NJ ,-rvhn
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IL Y-vIRGINiA:-A;dCi Circuit Court OF chancery
c"nnty held the State Courthouse IN The city oi sci-
n H. T. i2 ~! day oi March, 1880: r
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u Jtcilri, VI Meredith infants TN Ter tile age oi twenty
.r, PoAtAan Roberts their guardian al Iie' assigned t.
l.,4tI.ss u tins sur. pc'ehuaiN.
r, m frur' "l ;annisSioA"f >i'e ntac ih paStee "
s ,i,,,o ca lie par, defendants. I'D was
M c"Si iticn vi -! the ceGr' not now ciis
n, ,,i! exceptions DOT, III tld report with The eN
~ m . >:lr cunnssipaer vi Instructions 10 reconsider II,
M m m ar rcpcrt III. w!, any matte specially
. .,i lrructt ii,us, Which, may be required by The
!aies st be ,i.lrl. c"py res.c. L ROBERTS Clerk
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review of the years operations may be interesting and
profitable Two three points Of decided interest anu I'M
presented. it will he that rowiihs;nnd
in. immense number Of Bibles and T,stamcnts w'icn
have been scattered the State tie past year. large
Society," the increasc of ou native population and the n.
of foreign mration amonishel not TO aDate our
zeal in this labor of love Many counties will require
of Bible distribution and that too sysema,ica thorough
and repeated. Our sympathies mus; nor be confined eeI
10 our particular 6eid. population Of more than ouo
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IN CHANGER --NRGlNlA At Rules taken III the Clerk
TIE Superior Court "i Law and Chancery Tor
sarla c,ant,. the hr>, Monday III February, lSsl
WiLim II i!ii!sman fiaih'h'
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AZ VIRGINIA. Alta Court OF Appeals, held
~ So Innu Inlr. lLe CITY Rtmond, Oh Saturday,

t1rilc. riaii'"'
asAut~
I,Naia IUrch. . Deianaa!",
~. of !w sud thancery. held lor Bran1wcs county.
hrIcorc wdi l"6 u revive TINS cause III
a William T. Bu,ori administrator boniS non o' ;e
M M i b,ias returned, executed The defendant. and appear
i,acuon The Couu :.Ii' r niabiiai u THIS
Wcs Ill., uona Tie AL William T. Guosd !! coM
. f. J.. .r lhe said defendant - appear hefc the hrs.
v,y m June rA >ow av h "i ic sad suI
l e uul stand revived ~ the ot ,ie william T.
I lu.s.fitor Aforesaid. and 20 iay. ecarins oi Tie
natter alog.sili Contained; AM ;ltt! cory oi
if R r.lw; inserted newspaper printed IL Tue tiy
gs.o aud coutued 'us 100 moe: iecesSi'ely and iai
.,. L. posted front door Vi ihc Siic co1ri
ug.,.ia - ali ci;y Cspy-Te>,e. ALL.N, T. Z.
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:, CRANBERRY :Hi;tGiNIA a, rules he'd n, as Csrn ' ~
a a '. ~ nv, me "A -. u aa'c!i ls'o " 49,
r Itars sa'ian % May Glizahtih li. ana ,'m Mo''
IaI administrator OIL john \ L"''' '1ceae'' ''"''''
Land and Roher, Land Infants OF John \ Land ts-
- au. May Li.d. Rome III Land, fcnf? y i.aid,
AIT go - % ,,'' ,,,rS. Defendants:
,ns Henry c. Ial a. Albert Land NOT having entered
m ,rcalac. i given security: according 70 the ati o Asen
Court AMI apIearis ~ satisfactory t'citt 'ts
,ni lnrv Land and Albert Lana inhabitants ui th
.wra, ordered THAI the said defendants Henry Z. LAM
b; Ia,i sea icc lie nrsl day May term nrNi ana
the plaintiff aud that copy OF tins order be oh
a newspaper printed III The Cay OF Richii Tor
S successfully, and another copy there posied al he fo''
.r ~ hc Court House oi this county ..<, -
Copy. Tesr, WM r. tNpES"oop -
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lN Y-vII,Gl>iA-A' Rules held IN The Clerks

. ile - IL, oi Airll. !,Jt.
Rrel; p Wait fxtcu OF Benjamin G. Waller deceased.
,ie r. Executor o: BcnJamn Waller decsas
Plaintiff:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-09
TINE NAPLES STORE!

DETER WALES bega leave to inform the Public tina,
lie has this day purchased the entire Stock ri WArLEs
n ZiRKLE, and now feels himself permanently located al
the OLD STAND, on MAIN STREET, under the WALES
UorsE
In making this plrchesc, ana enbarklng more in
the Mercantile Business in the City of Dubuque, he feels
himself called upon make his gncnts those
OF his friends who have heretofore given him their patron
age, and present them of those considerations
which induces him to hope fora continuation OF their
tidencc and support.
The NAPLES STORE at this time, contains of the
largest and bet selected Stocks of Goods 10 he found in the
Western Country, which Stock was purchased by the
present Proprietor expressly for This market, and which lie
intends sell the very lowest price Coss and
CARRIAGE, in order that he change his goods no
ncy and be ready AT the "pcni OF the STRING Trade in
the Eastern titles, tu lay III al .STIRE NEW Sr"CK.
The Farmers Of Upper iowa # Wisconsin and slime
may assured that Go can be had cheapit
cheaper, II the NAPLES : THAI, at any other
the NorlWc*t, and that they an find as good iarkcl
for their GRAIN Fork and ali Produce, any 9th
or eSah hment in the country
n. H.-MrWaplcs wishes his lends distinctly under
stand, that he will not do Great business. lie will sell
his Goods for Cash, or exchange them for marketable Pro
ducc, and by d"ing is positive that he can greatly u
dersrII merchant VIII" puts ont his Goods credit
The Friends aud Patrons Of the W ArLEs Store may rest
assured that palms will be spared for their uCcUnmuda
tion ard cNrrunS RENTED to to them ample
sctSac'in for the confidence they may repose i'll the
burc representations.
10 n~c not acquainted with the Stock usually kept in
this large establishments would beg leave TO enuerate
DRY GOODS
Is the largest and perfect in the country, consisting
almost endless variety u articles usually found in
! large thDIrnic nnG RItDI Drv Good stare.
have also hand, and will sell rcry0c, an extensive
assortment of
READY-AIADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, and OvcrcoaS, of
all various styles and nlacria! that are this
| season Of the year.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF all descriptions and sizes may found the NAPLES
Store, and can be bought cheaper than any Ncre else.
Is DEPARTMENT GRocERIEs, keep constant
ly hand al the varu,. articles called for, and these
| too, Of the QUALITY.
Df China, Glass, QuccnsWare, and Hardware have
| il full and complete rimcnt.
In all the various Departments of my business, 1t will
he my aim 70 give satisfaction my customers,
and vance the interests Of this portion Of Iowa. and
have fears but shall be sustained by generous public
PETER NAPLES.
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec. l849. N-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-09
EMPIRE; S'EOsSEi!!!


NEW ARRIVAL OF SUMNER GOODS :!
TIE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT ASSORT
MENT OF FURNITURE EVER BROUGHT TO
DUBUQUE!!!
EDWARD WOODWARD,
T tho old stand of WooDw & BROTHER, Nam
n Street, nearly opposite the Waplrs llon*e,
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
has on hand one of the Largest and most Choice scec
tions of Goods cv offered in Dubuque Market, which
lie off rs at the very lowest prices.
Country Merchants q the FnbIic generally
ar invited examine this extensive stock before urcls
ing els where.
Arrangements have been made by which the stock will
be p n>l by almost boat that arrives, and such
advantag b taken Of the Markets to buy and cUnac
Qucnty to sell az low, prices tian usual.
/ have full aSsurtm; Mt of
COTTON, SILK LINEN, AND WOODEN GOODS,
together with
BOOTS & SHOES, Eq7'S, RE.7DT.M8DE CLOTH
LTG, NGRDUARE, GROCERIES, &c. &c.
of the principal attractions of the Empire Store, is
The extensive
Furniture Ware Rooms,
connected tn, r.yith, In which will he i,nuld
Blnr lrs, SIpEBoANDS, iurAs, CEHTERh SIDE TABLES
DrsKs, SAFES, CHAINS, SErrE&s, BEn'yEAps, I"rNG
Is, WASH & Wo&N STANDS: DISr$G & NN&tKFAsr IA
FL Es, LooKIHG GLASSES, CLocNs, &C. &C.
Of every variety and Description, constantly on hand, al
Of III V nv latest styI $ and Of tn best quality
Enigrant~ just arriving in tn" country, ~ W " narr
people, and those wishing to change or make additions It
their stock of furniture will do WI call, sci
low than any 9th rcStabliShm mt in town.
Rrnrpber TIE EMPIRE STORE, .i0A Street, nearly oppo
str the HHplcs' WoNsc.
EDWARD Woodward
Dubuque, iowa, ju! Q, 1850 Al ly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-10-09
MAMMOTH STORE!!
Erou, steel, Glass s. Grorer(es
CHEAP! CHEAPhit!! CHEApESTm!

ygSHE undersigned has just returned from
Il Pittsburgh, where he has purchased the
largest and cheapest stock of iron, Steel, Nails,
Castings, ami Window Glass, ever brought to
this place, all OF which was purchased directly
from the Manufacturers for CASH, and frcghted
-,annd livery low rate..i in consequence Of which
ne defi~s competition. Ne calls the attention
of country merchants to his Stock, as he feels
confident that he can sell them envthino in his
line cheaper than they can buy sihilar Goods in
st. Louis and pay the ordinary rates Of trans
portaton. His stock consists in part OF the fol-
lowing: "
$50 Tons assorted Iron;
10 Tons ass'd Cast E. B. Spring & Plow Steel
300 Sets ass d Wagon Boxes;
800 pieces hollow, Kettles, Ovens, &c.
1875 kegs Nails and Spikes; n.
$50 boxes ass Window Glass
Also, Anvils, Vices, Axes, Springs, Shovel.
Forks, Hoes, Sledges, Hammers, Axes, Hatch
cts, Files, and nearly every kind of tool calico
for.
He also keeps Groceries ofall kinds, at whole
sale or retail; and general assortment of Lii
quors; among which may be found the best o
Wines and Brandys for sickness, and few bar
res of superior old Rye Whiskey.
Also, Linseed Oil, Lard Oil, Whale Oil, Tan
ners Oil, Castor Oil, Castor Oil, Spirits of Tur
pentine, Tar pitch, Oakum, &c.
He also keeps general assortment Of Wood
en- Ware, such as Tubs, Bukets, Wash Boards
Churns, Wooden Bowls, Butter Ladies, Butte
Prints, Mop Sticks, &c. &c.
Is Bbls "Louisville," Hydraulic Cement
And great variety of other articles too tediou
to enunierate; all of which will be sold low by
JOHN SIMPLOT
Number SO, West side of Main street, a few
doors north ofthe City Hotel.
Dubuque, May 29th, 1850. 38-tf