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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

A Gs EskV AL OF II HI II
CAMBRIA,
kOSSUtll Era London.

| BosroN. Nov. II, PM
The steamer Cambria, Capt Lerch, arrived
at three o'clock this morning Her mails left
at eight clock for the South.
Kcssuth, his family, and suite, had accepted
, the offer of free passage on board the steamer
Washington to the United States, and would
leave southampton on the l4,h for New York
Mr.. Crosby, American Consul, prevailed upon
the captain cf the Washington to delay her des
parture TO afford Kossuth an opportunity of be-
ing present at the Polish and Hungarian ball.
to be given at southampton on the evening Of
the 18TH Kossuth had been received most
fiatteringy at the Guild Hall in London The
corporation. address was read to him by the
city clerk. His passage through the city was
continuous triumph. A very large crowd ga
thered around the Times office, and burned
several copies Of that sheet Extensive arrange
ments are being made to receive Kossuth at
Liverpool. Lord Dudly Stewart would present
the address.
BosroN, Nov. Is.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Thursday.
The Globes correspondent Is confident that
there will be compromise between the presi-
dent and majority of the Assembly.
Business dull, and prospect gloomy. Nearly
all orders in hands of manufacturers have been
suspended. The Socialists are furious against
Kossuth, but fear to give full expression to
their sentiments, lest they might injure their
cause.
PARIS, Friday noon.
MIR. Corbyn has refused to accept the office
of Attorney General in the new ministry The
new cabinet gives great dissats faction, and It
is expecte. that some of the ministers will retire
before the meeting of the assembly.
Gen. Armand, Minister of War, has issued
the following order:
The public calls me your head the honor
is great, and the taek will be easy, if you will
but remain as you are Under the laws of duty
in every place where the public peace is men,
aced, the honest people will turn their eyes ard
seek you. Never was cause more sacrcdly
entrusted to men more worthy to defend it,
Forget not that in difficult fines the army pre-
vents by mere energy Of attitude the disorders
which 1t would repress by employing force
Let carry military honors so well, that, in
the midst of the elements Of dissolution which
foment around us, it may appear the means
Of safety to menaced society,""
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIScINSATI, Nov. Is.
Sales, 500 hogs at 81 50.-prime lard at SC
CINCINNATI, Nov. H. 5rM.
Flour declined 100 bbls sold at SO sea
80 90; 275 bbls. at So o0ao SO. Wh:skey
l6lc. Groceries, firm. Molasses, 37Jc
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the 10th Ward were destroyed. For Senator
in tn, City, McMaury (desn) has 956 ma;o.it,
Newcomb, (whig) l5S majority and Morgan
(whig) 305.
NEW JERSEY.
The returns which have been received show
that the State has gone Democratic
80 far a. can be estimated at present, the Sen
| ate Will stand IL Democrats to Wings In
the Assembly about 60 Democrats TO p Wings
MISSISSIPPI.
EAsrPeRr, Miss, Nov s. The following is
the official vote in hi, precinct for Governor and
Congress-For Governor-H. s. Foote, go +:
Jefferson Davis. Ga. For Cangress-D b Ma
bors (Unio1)2, Jaco5Thomps ms eR ght J
90. There We're PAT votes cast in favor of the
Constitutional amendments
The County of Lowndes gives Davis, (Stata
Rights,9 for Governor, about 80 majority.
[sEcoSD pEsPArcnl
JACKSON, Nov. 6.-The official returns from
Copah county give Davis, State Rights, for
Governor, 800 majority over Foote, and about
the same majority for the balance of the State
Rights ticket. Loundes county gives Davis
for Governor, 50 majority, but the Unionists
elect all the balance of their ticket.
The full returns from Naslola, give Footc
2l3 majority; Moursc, Foots, $50 majority
Alfalfa, Davis, l52 majority; Winston, Davis
126 majority.
We have rc.nrns,in al ,fr ,m sixteen counties,
which give Foote, for Governor, 1000 majority |
He will carry the State by small majority
THIRD DESPATCH.
The complete returns from Yazoo county give
toote, for Governor, SIS; Davis 5S7 Loude.
iale and Amitc counties also give Davis ma
orty.
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4-Thc election in
his city yesterday resulted in the choice of
Wing Sheriff by over 500 mojority. Mcssrs
tobb and Benjamin, Wings, are elected to the
senate by about 600 majority, and the Wing
icket throughout is generally successful
For Congress, Louis st. Martin. Dem, is
robably elected in the first district, over Ha-
an, wing. In the second district, j. A. Lam
ny, wing, is most probably elected.
IsEccNp pEsrArcHl
BAroS RnGUE, Nov. 5.-In this district, the
mon men have elected their State Senator. and
lso heriff.
The returns so far received from Thu, Conqres-
ional District, indicate the election of A. G.
'enn, Democrat, by considerable majority
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, Nov 6 The returns received of
he election in this city yesterday, indicate the
uccess eff the whole Democratic ticket by from
90 to 1000 majority.
MICHIGAN
The Democrats have carried the State, by
'om II to $4,000 majority.
WISCONSIN ELECTION.
Farwell abolition Whig,) elected by some
900 majority. Balance of the State officers
lected, except Superintendent, Democrats.
Legislature as near as ascertained is as fol-
,ws.
Senate II Democratic Wings, and Adolf
onists.
House IS Whigs-26 Democrats and 5 Abo-
itionists
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District Court.
JAMES M. EMERsoS, }

VS..
Jous B. CoLDsBunY {: OTHERS.
ID order Of fhe Court in this cause, tine undersigned
ID Receiver therein appointed, Of the assets Of j. -
Gcldsbcry & Co., being ordered collect and close mp
the same forthwith, Al persons indebted y said firm by
account, therefore retuesedto call and settle
the without delay my store where the notes aud
books Of will be fond and all persons indeht
cd forbidden 10 pay any other person. except by
my written ORDER such payment will be recognized
in discharge OF any such debt. b. J. O.HALLGBAS,
Iubllle Oct. aS-;f d,y. Receiver
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CAPT. LONG AND KOSSUTH-OUR
CONSUL TO CUBA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. IA
The Republic this morning contains note
from Capt. Long, from the steamer Mississippi
together with an extract of letter to him from
Kossuth. Capt Long asserts that nothing but
the most pleasant intercourse passed between
them. The letter from Kossuth is most enthu-
siastic in expressions of gratitude, and concludes
as follows :-'' May the blessings of God pros
per, and happiness attend you and your gallant
officers and crew, wherever they may GO
Instructions have becu sent to Judge Shar
key to proceed Immediately to Havana, and to
take action upon the case Of Mr.. Thrasher, to
demand his immediate release, or his trial as an
American citizen.
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RUMoREp CHANGES IN TUE CABIHET-The
Washington correspondent of Baltimore pa
per says, that Mr.. Webster and Mr., Corwin
both wish 10 retire from the Cabinet, and will
probably soon do SO. Such reports are neither
new nor strange, and may be true, or false as
hundreds of similar rumors have proyed to be
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EB The Tribune of Wednesday copies with
much gusto, an article from the ssSavannah
efforts to ailay the asperties of defeat ntimntes
that Governor Cobb of Georgia, will favor the
election of Mr. Fillmore to the Presidency
and one frome the "Federal Union" (Whig) of
the same character, and announces them in nm
editorial, as democratic testimony in favor of
the nomination and election of Mr.. Fillmore. IF
il is upon this kind Of support, the wings rely
for the success of Mr.. Fillmore, we fear he will
never occupy the White House, by the free
SURFACES of the American people
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HUNGARIAN PATRIOTS.

HUNGARIAN PATRIOTS.
NEW York, Nov. 10,
1t is understood that kossuth sailed from
England for America, in the steamer of Satur-
day last.
The steamer Mississippi from Gibralter (Qct
l5th) arrived this morning bringing the Hunga-
rian refugees lately released with Kossuth, to-
gethcr with Mrs. Captain Burlnsame, whose
husband was lost overheard from the barque
Alexna on the 18th October, near Gibralter
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Mr.. Conn, OF GEORGIA The election Of
Cobb in Georgia, is hailed as great Union tri-
umph by the wing papers. The following ex-
tract from one of Mr.. Cobb's speeches may
serve to dampen their joy. We certainly know
Of no Democrat in Tennessee who goes farther
than this
5Al ADMIT the right Of State to Sceede for
Just causes, to be determinedby hers0J.
The right Of a State to secedc in case of op-
preston, or at'gross and palpable violation : of
her constitutional rights, as derived from the
reserred sovereignty of the States, am pre-
pared to ZE.-.NashriUc .4mericar.
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,.-rnho neu nemoer..,e cauaraar ae

.FThe new Democratic Governor of Ken
lucky is something of wag. His name is
Lazarus w. Powell. In 1913, after debate
with Leslie Coombs Col Powell was asked what
has prospects were for election. He good HUI
moredly replied 81 shall be beaten about six
thousand votes; but, my name is Lazarus, and
believe in the resurrection" Col F. was bea-
ten then, but beats now.
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Stop them Animals.

@ TRAYED from the subScrb r, near InIepand nee
- Buchanan county, about the Isl of April last, Il bay
and six colts. One light strawberry roam Stallion
years old, with one whit hind foot One b uGd bay
(staon) two years old One bay mare, two wears old
white stripe on her ad One roam, year old, (sta
on) one hind to't white One colt year
old, with star in her face. Orc dark BAY mar one
year old and one dark bay mlr, about fourteen and
half hands high, eight years old. siitab reward VI i'll
be paid for their delivery, any information Of iir
whereabouts HAMILTON MEGONIGAI
let w mr.
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StDp TEsjcE-.ElOrsc Stolen,

ON Thursday, the Both of August lr IN Joncsviilc
~ Wis., a large white horse, with long body and neck
white mane and tai-his off hind leg out and he
steps the inside of the foot-hc nigh hind leg has
blood SPAWN and lump The inside. The horse is
nine years old next spring, and is good traveller By
taking hold Of the middle Of the tail crook will be
served, similar to the crook in the eff hind lcn He has
been traced into this STATE and last on the Tur
key River road. Any person giving Information at this
ded. JAMES MURPHY.
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CUBAN PRISONERS, &c.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 10.
1t is rumored here to-day that negot atoms
are pending between the Secretary Of State
and the Spanish Ministers, for the release of the
American prisoners now in Spain. Comman-
der Morris has been appointed chief of the Blu
reau of Ordnance, and Commander Shubrickr.
Inspector of Ordinance
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17VF wv, -NUF. ID,
To-day the steam boiler in Whites Edged
tool factory exploded, wounding four men, tw,
of whom are not expected to survive
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FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Nov 9th.
The Brig Adela from Havana arrived to-day
bringing dates to the 14th ut. Mr.. Thrashcr
was still confined in the Fortress Of Punta.-
His brother had been arrested on thu 3lst. 1t
.is,rumored that an autograph letter from Gen.
Lopez has been discovered in Mr. Thrashers
office duplicating his brother and others, and to
this is attributed the arrest of his brother
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GOODS! GOuuS!!

r AM now IN receipt of my entire FALL AND WIN
TIER STOCK OF GOODS. Please call at No. g. Globe
Building and inspect my stock. s
Scptcynb r, 30-dw1v .sfE
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ANOTHER LEAD.--1he Platteville American
says that Messrs. Snowden and Mann have
struck lead near that town. 1t is considered
valuable one, being already proved for 100000
of mineral, and may turn out five times that
the American, is faithful working, to bring in a
large return to all concerned
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Nsbsa'ssE.

CTRAYED from the subscriber. about tie Goth Of
- September, par OF red Sttgs, five years old -
Ono had ring in his nose the ends Of his horns
off, and the tu.t of his tail il taken If. The other is
heavier bpncd brighter ANIMAL with horncs ana tail OF
fl length.
Also one light brindlc Steer four old, of idiing
size with rather slim broad horns and long bas shy tail
Whoever will take of said animals am, give Us intr
nation directed 10 Forestvio Post Office Delaware Co..
that VIC may get them shall be literally rewarded
J. a. BRUCE.
Oct 90 DIV m* I e. FOI son.
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--=--=--=
MEi 6 In I,

NFRS COOKE continues give instruction in music on
lNd the Piano Forte Mcclellan, GUtRr, and in Singing,
and would be glad receive increase Of pupils she
is also prepared u take few Young ladies as boardor5
in her fnilr who may wish avail themselves OF her
services from distance; and there so,d schools in
Dubuquc which they can, at the same time, be ednca-
ted in other branches.
Oct. l5-dtf
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NEW YORK Nov. 70.
Advices from Morocco state that the French
Consul at Rabat has orders to embark al
French residents at that place. The French
fleet was about to lombard the town of Saloc
as reprisal against the Emperor for refusing
compensation for the pllage of the French
vessels wrecked on the coast of Morocco
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Louisville Nov Il,

LOUISVILLE Nov. 18th.
The notorious Calvin Fairbank who a few
years since was pardoned by Gov. Crittenden
with Della Webster for kidnapping negroes
has again been arrested for stealing negro wo-
man belonging to A. S. ShotweIl of this CITY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

Robertson elected Speaker of the House
Helm, Clerk All officers of both Houses
Wings, except Scrgeant-at Arms Of the House
Message read to-day.
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vmeIkIA.-The result in Virginia is glo-
rioas one. The Democratic candidate for G "
ernorS thirteen Democratic members. of Con-
gress to two wings, and a sweeping majority in
the legislature attest the devotion Of the Old
Dominion to sound Democracy -Keokas Dis
patch Of tke Ida.
The Dispatch falls into the same error that
We did and probably led into it from the same
paper, the St Louis Times
The Gabernatorial election takes place in Va
on the Sth Of December
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u Col. Themes H. Benton, Jr., Superintend
ent of Public Instruction, in this State, lecturet
/ on education, at Galena, on Wednesday eve.
\ ring last. The Col. has given this subjec
much attention and no doubt afforded the PEG
PIE of Galcna, a pleasant and instructive eve
ninu,a on.erfaipmenf q
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OHIO RIVER

PIrTsBURGH, Nov. 18th. o'clock p. NJ.
River still rising with s feet
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Wanted.

NHE subscriber wishes to purchase coed Onion seed
for which, fair price will be given None Will be
bought unless insured to b. Of the growth of 1851.
TIMOTHY MASON,
Nes N-y sigA Of the Good Samaritan.
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PROCLAMATION.

Go, Souh street, .Nem York.
Gj, Granicr street, .ieao Orleans.
36, Waterloo Road, liverpool.
Establ shed in 1874, and now the oldest Emigrart
House in the World.
TIME subscriber is the Northwestern Agent for This
i well known House, and prepar to sell ccri
low Tail Line of Liverp and Lon on packets the ed
Star tDramatic" and SaIit ueorgcs Lincs of Liver
pool Packets, and 'tle Am rran LEe'' of New Orlean
Packets, sailing from Liverpool every five days. No
other House has Branch in New Orleans for the
comodaon of Emgrants.
Engagements be made at s office for the delivery
of passengers any point the United States, and they
may rely on having every attention paid them by Emf
Societies. and by The several Branches and Agen-
ces of T. w. 3. & Co., all the principal tn
route. from the day they embark until they reach their
final destination. Such thu arrang of the sub
scriber and such the chief object of his late visit to
New York.
CIRCULARS, with names of Ships, daysof sailing,
&C., can be had gratis.
DRAFTS (for money rcmittanccs) on Edwards, San
ford Co.. Of London for sale, payable any Bank in
Great Britain or Ire land
MONEYS and accounts collected, commissions and
legal business executed; parcels and goods forwarded,
| pr Edwards, Sanford g. Co.'S Transatlantic Expr
OFFICE on Fourth street, City Hotel Buildings
Dubuque. CHAS. CORKERY, Agent
LAND WARRANTS Ct all sizes, improved farms
and city property for sale at this oicn.
Nov lS--ld3w
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FRANKFoRT, KY, Nov. 4,

PrrsBURGu Nov. 18th.
Twelve feet water in the channel and falling
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NOTICE

A LII those who arc indebted 10 by note orbcck
~ account, viii please come forward and settle tho
same immediately az am very mach in need OF money.
will be found at all times tire CITY Hotel. fst
CHARLES c HEWITT.
Dubuque Nov. 7--d&w In.
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WO,fllY of Notice.

ITA Catholic Priest, 10 years of age,
preached at DAYTON, Ohio, few DAYS apo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

We have been handed the following letter,
which was not received in this city until the
l4th inst although mailed at Washington on
the Both ult. 1t contains nothing new ON the
subject referred to, but is an additional evidence
of the miserable arrangements for the transport
tation of the mails through the country
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SELLING OFF ATCOST.

I'M und crsigned. wishing TO change their business
L from the present mode and embark in different
kind Of trade. effer their splendid Stock of
FRESH AND SEASONABLE GOODS
Cost! We take this method in order TO close ont by
Spring. and all goods then disposed owili be sold at
AUCTION Our stock embraces every variety OF
Goods, consisting of large stock of
CLOTHING,
Embracing coats, pants, vests shirts, drawers, round
jackets, &c.
DRY-GOODS.
splendid lot Of calicoes delancs shawls gingams,
fur mns honnats rbbuns, aces edging', combs, but
TONS threads, &C.; Sattnctts jeans, drills, blankets,
lnses domestcs, Cannn fanneis, plaIds, &c; anS Il
fine lot of fancy and CARPETS Boots, shoes hats caps.
comfort. trunks, carpet bags HARDWARE--A large
lot of QHcensware. Glass, nails and sash.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, ccee tea, molasses, tobacco, candles soap,
salt, pepper, specs, &c
This opportunity for country merchants and
that seldom The above goods purchased
mostly fer cash, and will be sold above, and mis-
take, determined TO sell al just what they
Nov II. JOHNSON Il BUNTING.
Dissolution Notice.
rFyIE partnership heretofore existing between Thomas
L IIarde and Joln r. Harvey, under the and
style of Hare & Harvey, Painters is this day. by
tul consent dissolved All persons indebted the firm.
will please pay either member OF il without delay.
THOMAS HARDiE,
Non ls-3t JOHN K. HARVEY.
Removal
fTNHE undersigned, owing tho duties of his office
4 has been compelled To remove his office fran the
Gil be Building TO the Court House. where lie NAV be
fund all reasonable hours and here he will be hap
py TO his old friends and customers in the land law
money line. WI. Y. LOWELL,
Nov. II, ls5l-lwly arr at Lar.
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I Of the Mississippi positively denies that
there has been any misunderstanding between
himself and Kossuth. He says lie has the
highest esteem for him, and that these stories
were manufactured by his enemies in France.
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EAsTpoRT, Miss, Nov 4, s P. NJ
FIRST day, Footc beat Davis ten to one. Sec
ond day, not yet counted.
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IOWA. sEa0e Store.
r. HeEI GKA u ".
Wholcsa1c aad Rctnd Deaicr IN B0nts and
Shoes, Leo'hcr, Findings: SC
Main STREET., DuBuQUE,
Sru of the Bio Boot


MAIN STREET, DuBuQUE,
Sim of the BIG Boot,
.E, IS NOW receiving at his Store the largest and
81 most varied assortment Of goods belonging To Iii
p. business, that has Il en- brought To this place.
They W, lccted under his most car fu supervision,
M tie planulactorirs in the East Buyers may depend
upon finding, III his Stor', livery VARIETY OF
STOCK connected with the trade-no matter what
uiaity STYLE may b. wanted. avy light fgncy
,r crlnuon low on tiel price. for Nj n, Womcn, and
Misses Boys and ciilrenS wearit can be lad AT tie
Shoe Stor,. Gene and Ses for Yours Ives; cali wlcr
may expect 10 get, without trouble what you
III the Sho line.
ALSO, large, full and eomply assortment of Leather
and Fintings.
The LADIES viii please keep in mind his LARGE and
desirable lection various qualities and coors o
Muifs, &c.
The experience of fire yrarS, in tn above business IN
Duhuuue enables subscriber To und FStHnd fully the
want, Of the lnic II has been, and stiIl Is, his d.
Sire TO conduct his business fair aud Memorable pfln
cplcs form Ton himself an honest and upright char
actcr and, by such ans, 10 retain the patronage OF
lis old friends, and largely 10 incr asc the circle among
his aCquainranccs, always has been and till will
be, his highest aim. o. Rem uber the Shoe Store.
ID. DECKER.
Sept %. dlW-Wly.
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w GUILD fake this opportunity 10 Inform Tie citizens
w III Dialogue and vicinity, thur Sold a pert
OF his dental stack and rented his u J. r. Porter
until the I'd Of July 1852 after which time he will COM
mence business agaiA, and hopes rccciv share If
patronage He has received tie privilege of drig a
certain amount Of dentistry previous that lime ana
may re found at lis residence on BLurF SrEErr,
deorabave the Catholic Church. All work dole h reto
fore no giving satisfaction will be made satisfactory if
called npsn.
Nov I'D ~ Im
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L0UGHLIA AND 0ELbERG,

u EGS leave to inform the public that they have opened
ID shop opposite the Wape House, where they intend
10 get up the most fashionable styl, having
had experience or the last twenty years in London AID
New York Give a cail. W Bind
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DRIP GOODS & Groreries.
r, C., WAPLE'S

R. C. WAPLE'S
WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,
one Door SoaM IF Spapidings Book Store
| nave usE just received ry large stock of Fail and
M, - r goods, ana am now pr pared to furnish all
80 i,shds ana as many may favor me
M .ah' WIN any and every thing in my line that
-, may desire Ny fsrilies for getting goods arr
sueh at can and will sell III IN as low as the lowest
III ~! or IS goods department have cv nv thing Of the
W iaiec siNiH, and iattcr myself that can please
'h' most fhstiiioas. / have
NJ, SIN s'.hs ah" Sa'hs Plain plaid and watcred
Sah"urg cloths pain and ,r;,,oa o.,,
i.Nh'hiton lusres Cau,nn cIn,I,s
! Enolish mos mos AlpacCas Of all qualities
Am rcan oil ginghan,s rnn;n "a s'"s,'"niS
Dress trimming: of every dcscri,io,
EONNErs~-
Flor rec, Rntlaud, satin and pearl W Ii,-.,,1
sum ana velvet b"lLes Also, beautiful ssos O,
bonnet Ribbons. Ss vi
CARPETS
very large lct Of fine and supcr f,,s nrr,ir al
three ply carrcfngS, which can sell r,,uc,rrcrs
prices, having bought Thorn extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS. ~
evcrbr utht 10 owa and having pu chase unusual
y low rates, can urr great Undue alents purchasers
CLOTHING.
have also coed took of cIorIlng boors shoes hats
and caps Please call and examine them ii you
see Il good article.
GROCERIES.
large lot of groceries bought vary chap and for sale
in lots To suit purt has rs Rcmemb the upper end Of
Gown. nov6 detf