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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31
Boots AMID Shoes.


bnQue and vicinity that he has received large and
stock of
Boots and Shoes.
tho Spring and Summer trade, and that new arrivals of
the latest and best styles and qualities may be expected
long navigation remains open.
1t is almost impossible for him to specify the numerous
kinds Styles and qualities of which his stock consists but
would respectfully invite and all call and
his assortment of Iady's and Gentcmcns, Misses and
Boys Youths and Chdren's Boots and Shoes, neat
and very low for the ready dust.
All Country Merchants wishing Boots and Shoes by the
case dozen, will find it to their advantage examine
my stock, before purchasing elsewhere
ALSO,
Always on hand heavy stock of Leather and Find
Jugs will he sold at the lowest rates possible.
Friends and customers will remember the well known
established Sho Store at the sign the Big Boot
ID. DECKER.
Dubuque, May %, 1850. 37tf
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LAND WARRASTs.--A Letter received in town
from j. Thompson, an extensive Land Warrant
dealer, dated New York, July Gath, says: 81 am
ceiling 100 acre Land Warrants, today, for
$l3O, and the improbabities of the passage OF
either the Land Wdrrant BW,' or the Land
Donation Bill, gives them an upward ten
dency.'
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New Steam Saw MisA & LsatEa WI n.
chine.

AT GUTTENBURG, CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA.
TINE Subscribers have in the above interesting village,
l. erected a new Steam Saw Mill and Lath Machine.
They have nciteer spared expense nor labor in the con
strcton and therefore enabled TO accommodate all
who may honor them with their custom. They can saw
all quantities of wood, from 10 to As feet in length
Carpenters and builders win please take notice that all
orders will be attended to with punctuaity and dispatch,
and delivered at any place desired.
Guttenburg, Clayton Co., Iowa,
July, !, 1850 A ~
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DUBUQUE:
Wednesday Morning.. Jufy 81.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

NONkRN al hO Ms
- =
For Gouernor,
STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD,
Of Dubuque county.
For Secretary of State,
GEORGE w. McCLEARY,
OfLouisa county.
For .auditor of State,
WILLIAM PATTEE,
of Lee county.
For State Treasurer,
ISRAEL KlSTER,
of Davis county.
Treasurer of Board Of Public Works,
GEORGE GILLASPi.
OF Marion County.
For Congrcss-2d District,
LINCOLN CLARK.
Of Dubuque County.
LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS.
FOR THE SENATE,
WARNER LEWIS.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
HUGH V. GILDEA,
THEOPHlLUS CRAWFORD.
A. K. EATON.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
FOR CLERK OF THE DIST. COURT.
I. P. VANHAGAN.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
DAVID S. WILSON.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
LYMAN DILLON
County Surveyor,
THOMAS HURLEY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

PAINTS, OILS & WINDOW GLASS.
large supply of the above articles, just receive and
IA for sale It reduced prices by f. F. GiLLESPlE
July 9th, at the Globe Buildings
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WEcslaes Burke,

SURVEYOR CIVIL observation-disclosures; GARRY
OWEN, JACKSON COUNTY, IOWA.
will attend to any business entrusted 10 him in TIL
line of his profession. He is also Deputy Count.
Surveyor of Jackson county.
May D. 1850. 37-lv
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supply of "Fr sh Lost rs'' just received and war
I 4 rantcd good LJr sale by j.. +. GILLESPIE.
July 9th 1850.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

Pure Whitehead, LEnseed Oil, tsar-
peptiEac, &c.
supply of the above articles just received and for sale
n bv Z. f. GILLESPIE.
April 2'4O Globe Buildings
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

DIRECTORS:
JOSEPH G. BowMAS, Counsellor;
FERDINAND EBERwISE, Merchant;
Capt. Isaac Mass, Merchant;
GEORGE d. Hay, Merchant;
Hon. Thomas BIsnor, Builder;
JOHN WISE, Merchant and Bank DIRECTORY;
ALVIN w. TRACY, " 1"
Hon. ABSER 7. ELLIS, State Senator; and
and Mayor Of Ninccnncs;
Adm. SMITH, Farmer Bank Director, and
Auditor of Knox county.
JOSEPH G. BOW MAN, Prcs't
B. SurErLErF WnITNEy, Scc'y.
VIM. BuRTc11, Treasurer, and Mercht and
Pres't Ninccnnes Branch Of St. Blk, India.
u Agent at Dubuque,
CHhS CORKERY.
July "a, 1850 4G1y.
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Drugs, Paints, Oils, Window GLASS,


+. F. GlLLESPlE,-Globc Building,
receiving his spring stock Of fresh and genuine
IDrugs and Medicines also large supply of Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Glassware, Dye StutiS, Brushes
Perfumcry Patent Medicines, &c. Persons in want OF
such articles would ''do Wcll examine my goods and
prices, before purchasing, as determined to sell cheap
for cash. L. L. GILLESPIE.
DuI,,uue mi 1870 "
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20 SDOrtSnppesn.

have jus. received supply Of very superior sporting
l. and Rifle Powder, Percussion Caps, & Shot (all siZes
these articles warranted and will be sold low the
Drug Store of Z. L. GILLESPIE.
Dubuque July 9th.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31
Fresh Goods in, Cascade.

Fresh Goods i'm Cascade.
TTyE undersigned has recruited his Store in Cascade
l. where he intends keeping general assortment 81
such Goods as the country demands. All Of which will
be sold at Dubuque prices for cash. in exchange pro
the hill.
JOHN siMPLoT.
July 3d. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

GRAFFENBERG MEDICINES.
A NEW supply of these valueblc medicines just re-
l 4 ceived and for sale by
May F.. GILLESPIE
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The American Live stock
INSURANCE COMPANY
vINCENNEs, INDIANA.
CAPITAL $4,000.

INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE. 20
THOR the Insurance of HORSES, MULES, PRIZE
u BULLS, SHEEP, AND CATTLE of every d scrip
ton against fhc combined risks of Fire. Water Accd
and Dis also upon stock driven to Eastern mark Is,
or transport d South.
LOSSES PAID IN THIRTY DAYS AFTER PROOF DEATH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31
B 70 aaRD.
EASbStCrS.

few packages of Bakers celebrated Bromo, for tn
n sick, just rcccv; for Fai2 by f.. f, GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

PRIME con LIVER OIL.
T HAVE received Il supply of pure White Cod Liver
Il Oil, which eau warrant genuine For sale by
Nav 8. f. +. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

Celebrated Family Medicine.
AM in receipt of all the most popular medicines
Il of the day, among which may be found.
Dr. Townsends Sarsaparilla Davis Pain Killer Norscs
Syrup ofycllow Dock, Nstars Basam of wild Cherry,
DR.. Jaynes Family Medicines, Storms and Nisars cough
candy, etc, The above medicines are WARRANTED
Genuine, and will be sold low by
apr2 f. +. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31
Old DR., Jacob Townsend,

TIE UKfIINAN DISIUNEKEK UT The
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr. Townsend Is 70 and has
long been known IS the A E1HOit and DISCO FERER
Of the G E " YIN E ORIGINAL TOWNSEND
SARSAPAR{LLA' Being poor. he compelled 10
limit BY which it has been kept out
market and the sales ccumscrioed TO those only who
had proved worth. and known value. had reached
the of many nevertheless those persons who had
been healed Of diseases and saved from death. nro'
cd rrf,'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

The base falsehoods in the Telegraph of yes
terday, ere beneath our notice.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

~ Celsor, and tor sale by
WIGHTMAN.
4 CASES Blue and Fancy Prints, for sale by
W.. WIGHTMAS.
x BALES Osnabergs just received and for sale by
.
4 n KEGS Tar, for sale by
~ W. p.
90 PIECES Ky. Jeans, just rece'd and for sale by
Nv W. P. wIGHTMAN-
. CASES Blue Drilling for sale by
w. p. wIGHTMAN.
- w.
n CASES Shoes and Boots, for sale by
~ W. P. wIGHTMANs.
1 z BOXES No. l, Virginia Tobacco for sale by
- wICHTMAN.
= a DOZ. for sale by
" +. wIGHTMAS.
% DOZ. Bonncls, assorted, for sale by
Nv w. P. wIGHTMAS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

Blasting Powder.
= n KEGGs. superior article for sale by q
|CU EMERSON 4 SHIELDS.
May Is
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31
More New Goods mt Fellows and
EO1ang'S.

Morc New Goods at Fellows and
Kozang's.
vJNIE subscribers having fully tested the experiment
which they announced year ago, OF selling goods
al fair prices, and living profit take pleasure in calling
the attention of their patrons to their and
elegant assortment of
&Spriug Goocs,
which they have received within tho past few weeks
They WILL hcrcoi"re continue to keep on hand fresh
Groceries, Boots Shoes Hats Caps, Bonnets, Hardware
together with Every article usually eaea for in their
public patronage, which, during the past year. has been
so literally bestowednpon them
Dubuque, April %, 1850.
GROCERIES.
FINE lot of Family Groceries, just and for
May 5, 1880 FELLOWs & YOUNG.
DONNETs.
A SPLENDID assortment of Spring styles of all quail
~ tiles, just received and for sale by
May 1850 FELLOWS & YOUNG.
CANDLES.
on BONES Mould Candles, do star Candles, for
May 8, 1850 FELLOWS & YOUNG.
POWDER.
DEPONT'S best in store and for sale by
~ May s, 1850. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
DRY GOODS.
TONSIS'rIN NC of Prints of all styles & prices.
y Blue and Brown Drills; Brown & Bleachcd Shirt
Jug 6. Shooting; Sanct< q Gray Cl"th summer Goods
of ali qualities; Linen Iusures; Bingham Lawns etc
Nav s iS5o FELLOWS & YOUNG.
CROCKERY.
A SPLENDID assortment of al! Ein'S ana qualities
Mays FELLOWS g. VOTING.
GUU Mays. FELLOWS & YOUNG.
BOOTS &. SHOES.
CONSISTING of Mems Coarse Boots, ,.,
Ladies' " &C
for sale very low by a,,,,,
Fresh Teas.
90 Packages GUNPOWDER,
81 IMPERIAL,
HYSON,
| IIYsON SKIN,
Young HYSON, and
BLACK, (fne Ooong)
in chests half chcss 200 and 10 h. boxes all of which
of the latest importaons, and warranted give sasac
ton. Reed PEE Excelsior, and for sale by
April II, 1859. 32-u H. A. d T. H. SMITH
Just Received.
| A LENANDER'S Kid Gloves; Pink Blue and Straw
N Grapes; Zephyr Worsteds & Canvass; Steel Beads
|
! The attention of the Ladies is invited
Apr. Both. r. A. & T.. H. SMITH,
Suunselr5cS.
| CALClNED PLASTER,
| OAkUM,
| PITCH
LARD OIL,
| TAR,
X 4 & F. II SMITH.
| WTlNDOW GLASS-l00 boxes "Chamhers, AgneW
w Cos'' best city made window glass, assorted sizes,
in fine order, received per Wisconsin, and for sale by the
| box or dozen by
| AprS Il. A. & E. H. SMITH
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
A SUPPI of this Valuable Medicine Just received
IN and for sale by
May 8 f. F. GllLESPl.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31
IOWA SHOE STORE!
-
go

SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
TyNE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Du
buQue and vicinity, that he has received large and
well.selpctrI stock If
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31

EETINDOW GLASS-l00 boxes "Chambcrs, Agnew
w 4 Co's best city made window glass, assorted sizes,
fine orcr received per Wisconsin, and for sale by the
box or dozen by
AprilS. r. a. & E. III. SMITH.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-07-31
NEW SPRING GOODS!
w. II. WiglltRnl:ari,

on BALES A bro. Sheetings just reed per "Ex-
~ celsior,' and for sale by
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

THE WEArHfR-rALl OF Bsow. -xhs nov which fell
on Saturday night, Is not Of sueisst Sspth for ssh-
Ing The streets and sidewalks ere sxsssdingiy slip
perry owing to the surface having bssa iressu evsr
with very hard frost Saturday night; and yssssr
most slest that 1t dissolved Immediately ssr fall
ing. When more substantial snow ELL and the cold
increased, 1t becaxs glazed BY the action Of the
frost Many persons fell yesterday and wers hurt
FnE.-At O'Clock yesterday morning, Ore broke
out st b4S Pearl street. which was extnguishsA with
but trining damage.
William W. Case, one Of the bosrders st the Howard
Hotel, Of Maiden lans and Broadway found
about O'Clock yesterday morning. lying In the
yard Of the hotel In an insensibe state The police OF
the Second ward conveyed the injured to the City
Hospital, where In about sl hour after, he expired.
On the Of death, u found that
the deceased had jumped out OF the nth stery window
and fell In the area below, where he was found The
under deranged state Of mind, which s believed TO
be the cause Of the melancholy act Mr.. Casewss Q
clerk In boot and shoe store No 100 Pearl stree and
was rs years Of age The Coroner will hold inquest
on the body this day
SUDDEN NDEArH.-Yesterday afternoon, william Clark,
aged abour 36 years born in England was taken sud
denly Ill In his and expired almost imme
Supposed to be caused by at Of apoplsxy The de-
ceased has wife and three children, residing ut No.
l31 Liberty street Coroner Geer will hold inquest
on the bsdy this morning.
SUDDEN DEArH.-James Campbell was found dad ON
Saturday, In privy at the Of N6 Front street.
An inquest held, and verdict OF died from dis
ease Of the heart" was returned.
THE OIL LAMPS MoRE-0n Saturday night, at
O'Clock the oil lamps all out In Maiden lane,
Little Green street and Fletcher street Such the
in which the citizens Of New York treated
who pay for oil they never receive.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

irallar Ofrsa 10 The psrfermanes OF aLs
Favosft. wtn t.ks plsc. 70 nisht rhsra w,Il n. ne
utus earnestly 70 bear the An. mus of this opsra;
whish has already ben much admired by those vho
hsVs hss me grsiihcaton ~ hs.ring fhe story OF
the treFs tnciuess many hns drsmitie soene. aud
rh ths strenf east that ~ give eject 10 a. ve m.
sntist ste sueh psricrmsnee a. v give satsfsstton
% f.shionshls scciey k~re many beautiful gems
in us ermpo~itiop, sna ssn 70 ceastract.s Recording
~ hs sets ~ the medern hec in many pusiculars
~ wai be attsetivets ths publio rsneraliy.
cHs-rsr MtssFnEts Tbs gr.s, Napoleon of this
elnes ~ ~nteFtsinmsnts os-r. v.vv sts,..s,vs as.
rrNmm@ fur h~ svenirs-~nsipr u sue~s negro
wsioat~. sreeilsnt Instrumental performano.s ara
al asssripuons 81 dxneipg
Tmtsws' OrsRs Hsrss -This estahl,.hr,.,. ...n.
" b. ssiniss grount ever dsy We nav Indxe 30 !,
the resr~etstm classes who vsit the hall In. "A n
socs, ths srrnf capital snd The instrumsns.l per.
Nfmsnesf are sxesp<nt.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

sss>so~~ sf s~sl.~s . Wser - hs~v-0mssrs
Lynch ssA Hsya too vxnent poatssmsn Of the rhse
vsrd ARRESTED yesterday Michal CLARK John Clark,
asd Pstrieh McCsrty also WOMAN called csthsrins
rosbins . sexnuynsn fro@ jersey, Of s2s In bank
bills. and . silver watch The robbery YES alleged to
have been psrpstrstsd st No. % Warrington street,
occupied BY hoCArty one of the accused. Justice
Osborn eonnistsd all the parties to prison for fur
ther examination.
.srrsn on s~spsessn---A man called william Mssny,
arrested yesterday by of1c~r Olson. suspicion
Of stealing sioO In hank bilis from Catharns John
son Justice rimpson detained him for further sx-
.s,rsa sT an 90 Fsmsls Tx.sf.-As cid Dutch woman
called Mary Lutr ARRESTED Saturday BY ocsr
Carov, On charge Of stealing shawl valued st nf-
teen dollars. the prcp~rty Of Mrs Martha Bush re-
siding at No <o3 Broadway. The accused II well
known TO the police oid thief ana - Mr. Calrow
vas passing along Broadway, he observed her enter
the purpose Of stealing he waited patiently for her
return. Aftsr short time the old woman made her
appearance from the hsuss but no bundle vsibls.
The ofBcer however, knowing full we'll the the
coats followed after her into Centre street. where she
went Into entry and took nom under her dress the
shawl above alluded to- The ofcsr then took her into
custody and conveyed her before Justice Osborn who
committed her to prison to answer the charge This
old woman was only liberated from the Penitsntiary .
months for similar larcenies Her husband at the
time Was convicted and sent for three years to the
State prison.
Charge Of Sssiins Clothing "A German, by the name
Of Adolph Riegel was arrested Saturday chargs
Of stealing lot Of clothing valued u S2o the
~ of Everhsrdt Husr residing at No "a Ann street
On fesrching the person OF the prisoner, between 80
and 40 tickets fornd tor clothing of various
descriptions. The accused was veyed before Jus.
tice Osborn who committed him to prison for trial.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30
MAILS FOR EUR OPE.
>~>~~~~>>.~~~>~~o~
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The British steamship Africa, Capt Ryre will leave
this port on Wednesday next for Liverpool As Wed.
nesday viii be New Years Day" we shall issue the
weekly edition for Europe, on Tuesday afternoon at
three o'clock Copies of that edition and Of the DAILY
Herald ofwednesdsy can be obtained at the oce any
time before 10 O'Clock that morning Single copies Of
the weekly, sixpence, of the daily, two cents.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

The amount brought de~n from the Lsessvans
ssI district, !, 1850, vas 100000 tons from Pine
Grove 70 SCI tons; Lycseps valley, N 600 tons; sha
nokin, 10 zoe tons; wyoming, fbo 600 tons
In rels tion 10 the coal trss sf the pss rear ths
Phsdeiphis Eerh .8wsrscar, Of the f7th inss says
AS no ordinary degree OF interest is felt al hsme
coal In the various anthracite fields of this state sur
ing the season which has just termipsted lny be-
rsefte coal trade ~ the yesr 1880 fsw days IN al
vance 81 the customary time Of publicstion. Wssrs
" estste the yield of the Lckswsns and one or two
Of the smaller regions; bvt In the main hTure~
vin ~ found sumsienfly sesmsfs fer an pyN~skssi
The New York herald., 1850-12-30
Non-Arrivai of the Balue.

We have kert our edition hack, in the hope Of
being able 10 insert the Balties news bu, as yet,
that steamship has not b, en- heard sf She is now
in her seventeenth daT, II she sailed at the time
appointed, and is making an unusually long pas.
sage. She must arrive very soon, however Her
intelligence will be one week later
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

s~~ssers' Dressing Case Fscscxy, iAs sse
easss sss sSs ~ %ssy ~. rs,en
syssasirs he best qaalsy q srtelss II ns smsess
ks pee. sAurpnRA Nv psessvsy' esssS as~w
I'd - nFpAAyN.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

AMERICAN STATE LAWS AND FOREIGN NATIONS.
- Our readers, will find in another columns sketch
Of debate which recently took place in the
French Assembly, the subject Of the State law Of
South Carolina, in relation to colored men ar
ryng al the ports Of that State, and also article
rom a London newspaper on the same matter.
The Assembly, and the journal in question, are very
indignant at those laws, and complain that their
rights may be infrnged upon. All we can say Is,
that the Southern States, who have passed those
laws found Il necessary to do 50, or those enact
ments would not be in force. Il was not intended,
we suppose, that they should apply to foreiga na.
tons, but n they do, the federal government has
no more to do with the matter, than IL has the liberty
TO interfere with the city OF New York. for passing
laws compelling every emigrant who lands here
TO ray a tar Of ten or twenty dollars Il 10 ar
gumeni that Frasce or England have a right TO re-
monsuate, because they have abolished slavery.
They thought proper TO do 20. Our slave States
have not. II emancipation In the British Wes,
Indies had not produced such disastrous results TO
those colonies, 40 well 10 the slaves themselves
a. II has, oar southern States might abolish
slavery; but they have learned that philanthropy
does no, dictate the freedom Of the slave.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

DanelsS.-A. Dodworth's Academy, No.
llo Broens street, Brsadwsy Glasses for second
quarter will commence Friday evening, January ct
o'clock saturday, at p NJ fer ladies and children
Ohaps, Uhafes, RSughness, UallOwnsss,
Pnpss, hEupusns, and all skin diseases are 10 10 veil
knewH positively cured ~ Hsns 0ourauds italian nsdca
q the body Liquid Rouge for pale lips aad ehsekA Giy
white for rough flushed sluggsh q q Waller
street. arst store from brssdvsy casAdsn sss fhird
Hair Dye.-Batchelor's Genuine LlquAA
Hair Dye only be secured 81 t wall
street The public should guard aDhst limitations. See
tsd color from the Of the imitation dyes have 10
corrected b. calling ~ above. Copy the sddrsss.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Will change
rsd gray hair TO beautiful black brown In few mi
Gourauds Hair warranted to force the
hair 10 prevent its falling of aad turning gray and
mailing sn wiry hair SOFT silky and gossy Trial bot
stcrs from Broadway Bates Jsrdan. lD Washington
Wigs and Toupses.-Persons wishlng =
very superior Wig Toupes should call st BAtehsor
ssisbratsd Wig factory No. Wall st They will nnd
how scut he fails to ut the hsaa in fact he knows
his business and makes business OF It, Copy his address,
Tmsiat's Sulphur Baths, SAT Pearl street,
Broadway New York. estAbshed in ls2v by Louis
the skin colds affections sc THIGHS the and
only sulphur bath in this city We rer to Dr. VAL
entnc Mott, Dr. Rogers, Dr. Rerger Dr. Vache Dr. Wal
lace and the principal physicians in this city.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30
iDvERrISEnmiI RsswEp EVERT oar.


COAL.
\ AoxAwsrsA COAL AYJoar.-rHR pRLAwARR
-. sa sss.s. os.n Ssng.sy srs ssw pr.psws .. ssl
shKrnG ~ gw gree ter hsistst hcsrt. set % -
sssy ~ n - s.-s.. 80 'sf So, =. cs
. sss ~. a. -, v ls.,,t - 49, 80 E f:4 ..spg
frLkn CO. rAnhss'pAAN
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

Dehcienoy this year. u $50
During the panic among dealers and sonsumsre,
which followed the disastrous freshets OF September
last that much larger dsnciersy In this.
years supply very generally antic pstsd and pre-
Getsd but 1t should be borne IN mind that In lSlo,
owing TO the stasnaon Of the coal trade, the eosrs
OF schuyknl county suspended operations fer about
two months and that the yisld of that
year much behind the general average allowing for
= legitimate increase In the channels Of esnsamp..
tienn -
During the year ending December LIST, 1854, the
Reading Railroad brought to market l3sl5o7 sons o.
COAL for thu year ending December l. 2sA0 LOOT 7ei
tons-thus:
Teas.
1AnR' 'ran
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

children have taken u into their heads that hey
winter Hsts In which, TO DO honor the arrival Of
nrst yesr Of new half eentury1ss OF oour.e the chill
eren OF arser tro~th sre srpected " coincde in the
received supply Of superb Has. from Paris
and also produced
after his sssns These latter fresh from his celebra
ted factory and doomprehendns Of the richest and
becoming Has for child offered In New York
beer srrar sed In his sho~rooms side By side with The for
egn fabrica 20 that take their cheics
0ENfN, 2is Broadway, opposite 81 Paurs.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

Friendship-There n.hins elegant 20 ofer 70 lady
bodsy gift as set Of Furs. KNOX, las Fslton street
has rich ranging from Eve dellsrs
wards 0sntemen remember this and call and leave
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

sorsment 10 useqused In he ey-smbrssins sh. nass,
quality Of the imported we'll home Ts
latter being IRON original Designs ssd
IN the spshins and htns 70 the head, and viii be foun
rsirsps done Az u sAUNDSRs 80 Brosdvay
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

LRADBkATER 81 Broadway eornes cf Leensrd street.
With other Kind sf dry goods have rrs
osh of sentmsns urder Shirts snd Draver scsrfs and
Cravss k ard linen Pccket usndkerohief sd voollen,
and buctskin Gloves Hosiery, Vestngs he sc ~ prices
far below the usual of eentlemen furnishing stores
The New York herald., 1850-12-30
Court Cslendar-Th,s Dav.

sUrrRron CouRr-Nos 2e, 1856 s5, 14e "a, SO, 1 100,
III, 192 1913, 19S, l69 59 73 q 138 g. "a 30 1l5 "a o.
173 1885, u.s. ls7 1884, 2o, goa 2o6, 200 2o7, 2os 300
2lO all 2l2 - -
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

Dressing Cases the best quality, cosn-
slate A. rrset led With IRE best so.p. and nxscts,
and r-asy for use, cfsr-d for Holiday fr:sens Alse
agent for Reusssis shsvins CT an and Am~sne f shsc
u N ouInpY, ssL Rresdwry,
second deer ssovs Duane street.