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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
Nuzinf5g GarAg.
LINCOLN CLARK =. l.. BissELl-
CLARK BISsELL,
LAND WARRANTS &, LAND AGENCY,

TINE undersigned keep constantly on hand Land W nr
Of every description, which they will sell pr
cash. time, be desired by purchasers ihcy
have also taken much pains and care TO ascertain good
localities for the location Of warrants This service they
think they perform to advantage for those we ma!
wish to eap!oy theai
Office opposite the Bank.
Nav CLARK 4 RISSEII4,
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y;c,,,,o Comfrct;n.,cry

Lnnrorthr's Block, .Ndp, bsirsep 9TH and a trf.t
TIME subscriber would inform the public that ms
j rooms fully suppl d with the c,olcesi var,
city Of everything in his line, consisting in part OF ICE
CAKES FRuITs, Toys sc. Country dealers and III, lnb
lie respectfully invited TO cal! 6sorr rc'asin. q Sc
whsre. C.JACKLEY.
Dubuque, April :ath, 1851. 1y
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AURORA EXTENSION RiILRoAD.-h dividend
of ten per cent hts been clared out Of th.
earnings Of. this road, for the year ending Oc'
! 81 ST. lSol
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The following toast was given at the printers
festival in Boston, on the birthday Of franklin
Woman's R;ghts,-h she cann,tbe captain Of
big ship, may she always command rousing
Smaek. sa@t1
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SnfpwREcK AND Loss OF LIrE.-Quebe'
papers describe disastrous shipwrcch on Carr
bou Island, on the north shore of the st. Law
renee. Seventeen lives were lost
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RU SINESS DIR &c 70 r \
SEE ADVERTISEMENTS. A
.af,fiiaers


- n .M,iitnefs.
Miss Grea Aaia. is,s;sns sssnsf d f l1a1aa rs";a
Prof McGawan's young mens seh''' o''' > I'M ''''
Main st. st5a
St. Josephs Academy
Maqokcia Academy. -
Bsss;as ms;a .,ssen al and l,b ST,
Cabiaet Makers.
u.....o,, a Co. Main between 4,h and 5th sts.,
Dentists.
u. p. nrt.r. Main, between Sd and Ath sts
Chaia PamPs.
<wm NJ. Owens CO.
Posi oase s between Msm anu aa .nS al, strrsIs
o"Sss ~ ss,s -, pln.r yv,s, rnd al OH street
Surveyor Scaerais Once On ",n;; IN. m.'
Insurance CWeeS.
sa' n;re Sssss las Co.: Protection las. Co., No.
State .Nafsai las. Company
Odcs on 4th, b'tw en- Nam ani d l.ee"s' s'res's'
Land, Esgiaeers, aad other OWeeS.
i 8 Ienn;nys Main between 81 and 4ll streets.
Corkerr jIes an, between Main and Lacns streets.
sW Barney & Co, Land Agency, opposite American
: hoase. -. -
.4uorncss at Lac.
~ ;, ~: h,,,..n a, and 4tb streets.
LARK o :, = nlssen, ran, r,n n,;,s;n, aua
r .reS !. - = = GsS . SS;,,, =, s ciohs Rndinr
Wm. y. iavcii. Court House.
George Madeira, Court House.
fIem,lsfead Burt Main, hetween ooi anu puu suce'S
J. d. Jennings, 4th street. "a door rom ."s i'os.
9 Phystftans.
De- w. R. McMahan, FI.p,f,eks pa''a'ns' Main ST.
ntSt uoof below the n'oS s,la. y,,u
Dr Asa HORT, Mhh, ues.S ~. ..t ~, -, s,r.e,s
=. NJ ~ ss. su.ss sornsr 10Th and Main STREETS
=, -. ~ Dragris.s.
~ ~, snn n aud .,h streets.
Wm. r. Allen & ca, Main, batween I'd and Sd streets
e. r. Gillespie. Gloh, Building.
Com iSsioa aud f0rrdratsg .uefeH"hts.
n J. OIIalloraa, Main, between sd anu 4th streets.
q. 3. West, Steamboat Landing.
el BOOK oto'es.
-. Dru Goods, Groceries, Sc
Gespeke Sehrfr Ter, Main ss docr South OF the
American House yss
+ Dyic, Main ST. between 4th and 5th, next door 10
Sinnot's -
s.C Weathern,, Nam, eetMeen "a s,,u a,, 81. & ~
ravey cSs,:.s AZ. W 4 I:iobe Buiitinr
=. ,,s = M;rha,I AZ Corner Iowa and an sts
~ Con.er Main b.twecn 2i and 81 SITS.
j RI Thomas opposite the Wapies House, Main street.
p Waples corner Of Main and 2d streets.
Geo W. RnTtas 20" MAN, 0a al ,na .,S IN s,rsc,s
N. A. r. ~ "'' Min hstwccn Al ana 4h streets
:. ,,,a,.. Main l,stween 5tb and 9th streets.
Emerson i Shields, corner OF Main and ith
y..wthcr Co., Main, between ID aud 3D.
Mas MORRISON, eoae, a., n' ,nh o'd ,n Sh" s,r"c,s
Ihnsou & Bunting, Maine, between ad and 4th streets.
Iron, Hard,cdre, &c
Farley 4 Christman, No -, Bank Row, Main street.
Stores, Tta,carc, SC.
r, Mason Main near 4th street.
p smith & Co. Main ST., doors above NAPLES House.
Hat and Cap Stores.
VIM Donnelcn Main, between 4th and 9Th streets
Shoe and Boot Stores.
>,.;n n.,,,s - "a and ath streets
= DseAes, .s3 as SseJ and Produee Stores.
.ss fFnus oee" "'" :. 80, -, s,.s.
G. r. West, Main, between t.. anu 's, s., 1880 m 80,
WIN. Cannon, Ma'n' s' oe'M &c" '''' ""N o''
.HtfferS.
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II cp.,lvr>wnoO.

MANUFACTURER Of G~ntS' and Rows Clothing
ltl s,licits share Of public paronag' and hops
give satisfaction all who may he pleased to favor hin
with their custom.
Shop No. II, over O'Ialoran's store, Main st.
Dubuque, iowa.
uae u luH =. u ! !.
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t-y-Ne are indebted to the Chicago Tribune
for the news Of the last French Revolution.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

Isn't this pretty specimen of ''discrimina-
ton. - And now for comparison of the re-
speciive taxes the ncccssaries OF lltc, which
r,ust be had and paid for by every dwcllcr in a
log cabin, amid the forests and pralFies. Here
| it is
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Geo. wv. Burton e. CO.,


Second deer ADORE the Wapies House, Nam street,
RETAIL DE ALHRs Is
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES Ere
v1NilE highest market price allowed for Corn, Wheat
Oats Potatoes and produce generally, in ,xrhangt
or goods. April 81. 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

Office Bank Ro,c, Main Street, orer b. J.
OIfaitordn's Store,
CTILI. continues in receipt ofBOuNTY WAKkANis
of ali s,zcs which he will sell for cash, or locate OF
time ON very reasonable terms pays taxes, examines y
Ties prepares instruments of writing, purchases ana sc'
, estate and viii! give any information relative - an,
lands in the Dubuque Land District. which h preem
nenty able to do having acted as Surveyor within !ht
District for many years. Letters addressed to me- ros
Paid or unpaid win receive prompt attention OCT 2c'
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eyF Four locomotives have this year been los
overheard in Lake Eric. as 90
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

Churches.

ChurchcS. #l.--
Cathedral lower end Of Bluff street.
Christian, Locust, between 9th and 9Th frccts
Methodist corner Of Locust and 9TH streets.
Episcopal, corner of Locust and 9th streets
PRESBYTERIAN, corner Of Main and 18th streets
CONGREGATIONAL Main, between Sth and 9th Streets
Rapast, Clay, between 9Th and 9th streets.
German Presby teran, Of Iowa and 9Th Streets
German Methodist Of Jackson and 1lt Streets
.Nasoasc Hall, Main, between I'd and Sd street
Qlub.oue Lodge meets third Thursday in each month.
ROYAL Chapter secondTuesday in each month
L. o. O. F.and Sons Of Temperance Halls.
e<hles Lodge hall Of White and 10Th street
s Meets every Monday night
Harmony Lodsc, hall Main, between Sd and 4th SIS
Meets every Friday night
Julien Lodge in the same hall every Tuesday night
Halryon Encampncnt in the same hall, second am
kslrth Thursday evenings in each month
Ssas IF Temperance meet in the hall every SATURDAY
- night .#fHs&F41 56ttf ss@1fst9 4se-
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A SUGGESTION.

A friend suggests, that it is about time, for an
other article from the Herald, on s'eons,, uet;rc
mileage"
We expect the next to so in for reduction
in the pay Of members of Congress, The price of
flour, the length Of wood, legislative enact
mcnt, making it pcnal to publish anything
against the Surveyor General, and one prohibit
inc mon from being accuscd Of treason, until
they have fred into the Unitcd States and
have been tried and convicted before compe-
tent judicial tribunal. To be followed up, by
prompt legislation upon the subject of dress, the
time ard manner of attending divine service
the amount OF money man shall have in hi
pocket at any one time, railroad to the Nortl
poll, and a tclegraphic communication with thu
! Moon.
| Prorrcss is the idea, no matter what it wi!
! co st, or where it shall leave you-whcthsr i
will transport you through the air on locomo
tive. or ten thousand feet under ground OH th
back of donkey-whcther il rcverscs the law
of nature, by substituting the heels for the head
and making water to run up hM, or with ON
fcu scoop, converting all 'snatcr" into nothing
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NJ The Galona and Chicago u. r. r. Co
have fixed upon the following rates to Chicagf
from Bclridere: For -four, 2o cts per Dbl; 1o
,umber. in quantities of 5000 feet, S2,50.
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-----------------------------
r. N. JENNINGS

DIR. G. w. SCOTT.
CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE NARiooS
BRANCHES OF HIS PROFESSION.
OFFICE and residence Of Sixth and Iowa streets
yX7ISfNG to avail ofcSery means that may a'a
w IL restoring All leransc of the human organi-
,,,;op lie has recently procured Of DIR C. B Barretrs
Electro which admirably adapted to the
treatmen NJ of many forms odseass, TO which many VINO
IRE bcin. daily treated, can attest.
In,h,s,ue Joyya. Feb. 6. lS49. 23-ly
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yTyE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens Of
Clayton county and the public generally that he has
inst openad Gutenberg, one of tho largest STOVE,
TIN COfPER and SHEET-IRON ware manufacfore
IN Iowa and is prepared at all times to furnish anything
nsu,iv found in sch establishments upon the
sonabie TERMS Store Front street, near the landing
ease call and examine my stock. N. kRIEBs.
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WIN. LAwIHEa. EDw. A. LULL JAMES LA"tHE'
WM. T.AWIliEK Il CO..
WHOLESALE AND retail. DEALERS IN FOR
Ava EIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
III the old stand of HIM Lalotier, Nd 4 Get, Dubuque
WYE ars prepared furnish country merchants and
w III, pubic generally with goods on as reasonable
terms as any house IN this city.
we are constantly receiving direct from the mannfac
turers every article merchandise usually kept or nc a
ed in this country. which will be sold al very sinai
al vance on cost or Exchanged for country produce
The highest mar ct price will at all times DC pad 10
| the products of the country in cash.
/ Dubuque, May I, 1851. IT
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DOCTOR ASA. HORR

T.. q. Ntts ~ W ELL. ,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and
IA Solicitor in Chancey, Anamosa, Jones county,
= - -~..~ - Marc
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THE IVORY CRUCIFIE.

and this is Sculpture! this the art divine,
Which in the sl:apcless block, perceiEes design,
Cas- into being al! that beauty gives, . II
BrcatEes in it thought, and 10 the Statute lives!
Bright gift of Heaven, which inspiration sce ms,
From childhood'S hours I've loved thee in my dreams!
For oft I'vc straycd in fancy's wanierirgs wild,
TO that fair land where Phiias's glcries smiled,
Scaled the Acropos, ard gazing rcund
Feel that stood en- consecratcd ground.
What if twas fancy The effect real
Ilcarned to worship, thus, the pure ideal.
Eut now, no more in, dreams M pulses start
At some ima.in'd masterpiece Of AIT,
For here, in all the force which Genius gives,
The true creation Of the Sculpture lives;
It's fair proportion, and harmonious whole,
Excite the mind, while melting all the soul.
Oh, that had cloguence TO trace,
The placid beauty of this sacred face;
To tell the exquisite expression made
Each deatl-lock'd feature gently 10 pcrvad',
And show in every sladc each swelling line,
Weakness and strcng,h--tEc human and Divnc!
Oh finished model beautiful design.
Long shall thy memory dwell within the shrine
OF my souls altar, to be worslipFcd still, --s...
When holy thoughts my mIsins spiri! fill,
Revealing in the classic garb of art,
the highest truth Religion irnpart
E. HERpERr.
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VIII the editors of the Herald have the can
dor to say whether by this remark they meant to
fconvcy the idea that there was time when any
one of our present Senators or Rcpresen atlvC S
in Congress were unwilling to have their views
upon this subject known: If so, when was the
time and who is the MANI Here arc three plan
questions to which we request ptata answers
Yesterdays Enpress.
Do the editors Of the Express SIC n ghos
! that makes them SO nervous? Here is one plan
question to which we request plain answer
! Herald Of Yesterday.
If to see :he foadieS of the Herald, is TO SCI
anything, We must admit that We OCCASIONAL,
see somcttiag, which sqnnts strongly that way
/ GOLD DrPoslrs.-Thc deposits of geld a
the Philadelphia Mint for last week were cnor
nous. They were only $4S,40U short os thre
millions OF dollars. This is beyond all prcce
dent. The deposits Of gold and silver reachc
81 977 900. The coinage was S6o0,6)0, and til
payments S2047 ,472.
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Local politics run high in Texts. a candi-
date for clerk offered to register Glarrages fol
nothing. His opponent, undismayed, promised
to the same and hro,c in a candle.
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Joseph e.. Jennings,

CTVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT, [,
prepared with Levclng and Surveying instruments
j TO execute any professional duties that may be CT
trusted to him. Maps, Designs, and building Drawing
made TO order l3 Office 4tll ST. Row, neAt room Il
Corkery e. jones' oflice.-tf
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sligo and Tyrone Iron,

Powder, Powder, Powder.
yrlHE Subscriber offers TO sportsncn rifle and sporting
powder, caps and shot OF every description, selected
by oae of Yourselves Good Samaritan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31

Sligo and TyF0uE IEUWs
e n TONS assorted Bar Iron 43s bundles assottct
w Small Iron 100 bundles Hoop Iron; 80 bundle:
Shect from SO hundes Nail Rod Iron Ito bars Sai
Iron received ey late arrivals, and for sale very low
by fEt FARLEY & CHRISTIAN.
| Aug. 10, ls5i-ly. rs, p,
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mo. m. rIcDANELD,

Wapics Hoxse Corner Stare, .Maia street,
VyTHOLESAIE and Retail dealer in Dry Goods, Gre
w csries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and Shne'
e. Gc ~ fft April 80, 1851. II
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LAFAYETTE EMMETT,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor al Law.
4 ,ORNER of WabSshaw and Third streets, ST. fau, I'D
~ the Minnesota Democrat Building.
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SIIOT GUNS, RIFLES NND PISTUf4S,
.Man street, corarr 9th, Dubuque.
JACOB F.. Nj X,
VXIOUID respectfully inform his friends and tho pub
w lie that he keeps constantly on hand and for s1'e a
fin, and good Of shot (snglr and double
barrels and pistols which lie will warrant to he RS good
as can be found in West. He has also hand ne
los OF rifle barrels which he wilt finish to order and war
rant to be quail 10 any made.
Tbauk f for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
an him he would ctfully solicit continuance OF the
same. =,
Repairing 0f all kinds in his line neatly and promptly
executed. Locks and scales made and rSpair d. All
work warranted to give satisfaction.
june 25 ~
Lacledc House,
PRESSEL IL ALLYN, PRoPRIEToRs,
KEOkUK, IOWA.
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sligo Iron Store.


T aNIlTI NN vi IKN1S I NIN.N,
No. l2, BANK Row, MAIN STREET, DrauarE, Iowa,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
HARDWARE. IRON, NAIIsI CASTINGS, STOVES
1';r War, and MahCrany Ncnrcrps.v
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FIR, w. R. NcMAEhAN.
T7ENDERS his professional services to the ciuzehs OF
Dubuque and vicinity.
Office in Fizpa,rck's bnding, Main street, first dooi
below the Globe Building
/ Nov. 6. 1Sjl-ly
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7 ~ DOCTOR ASA HUNK.
CE-Man street NEARLY Opposite Globe Hali.
RESIDENCE Seventh street, on: door West OF Me-
hodist Church.
October Is, '5l-dwly
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PETER NAPLES


Vholrsa'e and Rrfaa D. n'er in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS, sc. e#T
No q Clahe Buildings, Main street DuhuGuc, Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ Baggage :cken to and from the Boats, free OF charge
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the Valley to enable him to take lesson IN the art as
practised by the police.
Patrick Hartman, James Wear and Robert Moore,
whites, found in the streets aud market-house Sa
turday night drunk and had lodgings assigned them in
the cage. As neither had committed breach of the
peace, they discharged.
Daniel Mccarthy, white, also made his appeaianceto
answer the charge of disturbing the family of Mr.. J..
C. Sinton, on Church Hill. Daniels wife having
sought service in the family of Mr. ST. he has taken
casion several times of late to disturb the family by abu
sing them Tor employing his wife without his consent
He entered into bonds in the penalty Of 800 to keep
the peace Tor IL months.
LARcENY.-Edward Cordell and Robert Hope, two
small white boys, were brought before the Mayor,
charged with stealing from the office of Mr.. C. Wath
ALL on the Basin, on Tuesday evening last,
ing line and cat. Case confined till to-day, to enable
the officers to summon witnesses.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.
No. 81 Main street, opposite the city Hotel.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
q TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
AN the above named days will sell at public auc-
" ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel com
menclng at hat-past o'clock, variety of miscela-
neous goods, such as the following:
FURNITURE--Cabinets Wardrobes, Sideboards,
Bureaus Bedseads Chairs OF every style and pattern
Hair and Shuck Mattresses Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Card Tables, Beds and Bedding &c.
ALSO-A large lotoF reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &C., with ClotA Cassmeres, Sattinets, Vest
ings, Flannels, beached and unbleached; domestic,
white and brown l. Linen, Table Covers Oil Cloth do,
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &C.. Also. a large collection. of sea-
sonable ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes,
silk wool and water proof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing.
friction iMatches, Clocks and endless varietyof
Pertumery and Fancy Goods OF every description.
NH l ALEX. MOTT.
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PROGRESS OF THE CHoLERA.--In the towns along the
upper Mississippi the cholera abatng at the last
counts. Deaths were, however. occurring daily In
Hannibal, Mo-, from the 18th to the 25h ut fourteen
persons had died The number OF deaths at Alton from
the lst the 25h ult, IS, OF which Is from
cholera At Brandenburg, KY the disease very violent
and several deaths have occurred At Princeton,
where the disease had broke out twice, it has now
nearly disappeared Among the victims are DR.. M il
Ter wife and child.
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AT A COURT held for Cumberland county. ii

A A COURT held for Cumberland county, the
N 23d day of June 1851:
On the motion of Thomas Ricketts, and wife, and
Thomas Taylor, residents of the State of Ohio dis
tributes OF John Glover, deceased, it is ordered by
the Court, that the creditors of said John Glover de-
ceased, be summoned to appear on the 26t day of
August next, to show cause, if any thew can against
the payments and delivery of the estate ofthe decedent
now in the hands of his administrator to his dist ibu-
ees as entitled by law. and that copy of this order
be published once week for four weeks in the ich-
mond Times, and posted at the front door Of the Court
House of this county the first days of the July and
August terms of the County Court of Cumberland.
A cepy-teste,
iy 4--w4w B. B. WOODSON, Clerk
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LATEST NEWS
BY LAST EVENINGS MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS EMPIRE
CITY AND GEORGIA.
NEW York. July 6.

The Steamer Empire City arrived here to-day,
bringing Chagres dates to the 26th June. She
has no later advices from California than those
brought by the Prometheus. She brings three
hundred and seventy-five passengers, and one
million and half gold on freight and in the hands
of passengers.
The first locomotive on the Panama Railroad
started from Navy Bay on the oath. The work
is progressing rapidly! The Empire City left the
steamer Falcon at Chagres waiting the arrival of
the steamer Oregon. A military regiment was
momentarily expected from Panama.
The Isthmus is healthy. Robberies. however,
and other outrages, are of frequent occurrence.
The dates from Kingston are to be the 29th
Business was dull and prices generally declining,
especially Breadstuffs.
The steamer Georgia, from New Orleans and
Havana, arrived at New York this evening. The
advices from Cuta are unimportant.
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NORFOLK, July 5th
The celebration of the 18th passed off very pleasantly
and without an accident The Petersburg Greys WIS.,
tied the city as guests of the Light Artillery Blues,
and were sumptuously entertained at Redwigs Dom-
nicca House. A large number of our citizens visited
Old Point, returning late in the evening.
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LYNCH LAW IN ARKANsAs-A man named Miller,
who had recently removed to Batesville from Georgia,
arrested for trying steal negro The citi-
punishment on him. They accordingly took him out
of jail and gave him 80 lashes, and then ordered him
to leave the place, which he did Immediately
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CORRESPONDENCE of the Baltimore SUM-

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 5 1851.
Robert P. Andrews an eminent lawyer of this place,
died suddenly, on Thursday night, after illness of
only one day Mr.. A was born in King and Queen
county, Va in the year 1901 and was consequently in
his ffteth year. He a high.minded man, and re-
garded by those who knew him of the best iudg
es of law in this part of the country. His death has
cast gloom over our CITY.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, july T. P. nj.
FLoUR-Prices have slightly advanced. We note
sales to-day OF 400 bbls. Howard Street at 81 IS.
GRAIN remains unchanged.
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BOOT AND SHOE MANU-.

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ments, has determined to continue the
manufacture Of BOOTS and SHOES at his old stand
No. 238 Broad street, and respectfully asks continu
ance OF public patronage. He is, heretofore, pre-
pared execute all kinds of work in his fine with faith
funess neatness and Dispatch and at moderate prices
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of obtaining good,
viceable and neat Shoes, Slippers, Booees Boots,
will call on the subscriber and leave their measures
JAMES BOLTON,
No. 23S Broad street,
iy2-2w Shockoe Hill.
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HpANK OF VIRGINIA-The President and
Id Directors of the Bank of Virginia have this day
declared dividend of four md quarter per cent out
OF the profits OF the Bank for the last six months sub
ject the deduction of per cent. bonus the State
which leaves four per cent 81 80 per share paya-
BILE 10 the stockholders on the 10th instant
iy 2-d2w SAML. MARX, Cashier.
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disturbance took place on the fourth of July, be-
tween workmen the railroad and persons from
town, near Back Lick, which resulted in sundry ser.
bruises, and broken Some of those engaged
have been arrested. Len Gaz
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CINCINNATI, July 5h
The Board of Health report 4s Cholera, and 232
deaths from other diseases, since the 2lst Of June
There is ground for supposng that cholera prevails
epidemic, as every can be traced to impru-
dence in diet.