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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17
The Heroisrn Of Gen. Lopez.

During the celebrated Carlist war in Spain,
Gen. Lopez and about seven hundred others
were taken prisoners and carried to Can tavieja,
identification among the mountains of Ar ragon.
The Governor of the castle was said to have
been heartlcss wretch, revelling in bloody
massacrcs, and deligh ting in the acts of torture
During the dreadful confinement of these pris-
oners, the royal army comm anded by General
San Miguel, marched to Cantavieja for the pur-
pose of raising the siege. The place was de-
Tended admirably by nature in a narrow dcfle
Of the mountains; but the Spanish General un-
disinayed by the apparent mprcgnablity Of
the fortress, continued to bcs:ege il, until evil
denccs of his success were soon discovered by
his enemies. The Governor, thcrcupon, rcsolv
ed upon scheme which could only have enter
ed the mind of tyrant in whose eyes the sight
of blood was qualification. He determined 10
put all the prisoners to death. from General
Lopez down, and equcsted the General to no.
tify San Miguel of his intention, hoping by this
threat, to stop the siege. Lopez announced this
bloody resolution in his letter, but requested
General San Miguel not to allow this threat to
interfere with the prosecution of the siege. The
Governor finding that the letter produced no
effect, and that the works were rapidly adyanc-
ing to consuamation, announced to his prison.
ers that he had ordered their execution; but that
he would allow Lopez to 60 to San Miguel in
person, and explain the circumstances in " hich
they were placed, first receiving his word of
honor to return after delivering the message
Lopez was soon in the midst of San Mguefs
troops, who hailed his appearance with great de-
monstrations of joy. He explained the threat
Of the Governor, discussed the plans for the
siege, gave all the information he possessed as
to the weakest points of the fertilization, and
then rose up to return TO his fate. San Miguel
objected; the army loudly opposed his going
from their midst to be put to death by the brutal
Governor; but the noble Lopez overcame all
their entreaties, and surrounded by his sorrow
ing but admiring friends, he. badc them all a
kind farewell, wishing them success, even
though he himself might be the sacrifice! The
siege proceeded vigorously, for San Miguel
knew that he could only save Lopez and the
other prisoners by accomplishing his purpose
with as much speed his means would allow.
The Governor and those defending the castle
had no time left to put their prisoners to death,
as they were kept in constant occupation with
the work Of resistance and defence. The town
was soon taken. The Governor and garrison
were dismayed; but Lopez, the patriot and hero
with his gallant band, were saved.
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NO1fCpl NAffcSsii

I ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS have been gram
- ted TO the undersigned, the estae Of VIM Stocks
late deceased. All persons know ing themselves
debted to said estate, hereby notified mike prompt
settlement any person having Demands against Sid
tate, are requested TO file the same at
JOHN STOCKS, Admir-.
Dubuque, Sept. 10, iS5l.-3sW
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17

LEI Having suffered The columns Of the Ex-
press to be opened to MIR. GRIMM, and after
wards to Mr. Bueher, we know not who to l-t
have the las, lick, so long paid for ,he
he arngs, and nothing dstasteful to the public
ear is said But we would respectfully advise
both, as our friends, to stop the quarrel as soon
a. possible.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17
NEW GODS
FO r T II + f ALL TR ABE,
AT OHAIICRANS

r HAVE just opened portion Of my Fall Goods,
i prising large assortment OF
DRY GOODS
In all their varictcs-siich Broad cloths, CasSmcrcs
Satincit Ky. Jeans Blue Blankets, Flannes Red Blue
and White Drings, brown and blue Cotton Flarncls
brown and beachcd ShcttiDgs and Sbiriings, Hickory
Stripes Ticking Table and Bed Linen, DENNIS, Linseys
AIpacas, Merinos, Ecaines Chintzs, GinghanIs, and
Prints Of great variety prices o suit all tastes AM style
To suit the fancy.
One Of the largest and best nssortmen,s in the
City, Those wanting clothing of any kind,
from Dress Fear Nausht Over coat would do
well ~ examine my stock
BOOTS IND SHOES, for Men and Boys--A No
sYticlc, and at very low prices.
Bootes Bu>kas, aad tfgs cat p0,has for Ladies ard
Misscs-in great variety OF style and quality.
-H.iTS AND CAPS
fine assortmcn-Thc Silk Plush eCsp" OF the
may be at Il. J. on! LLORAS.
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DsS RNSs
NY one wanting lkenesses of themselves, others,
~ resp cfuly requested to call on HASKELL, ut
his rooms in the Globo building, third story.
DUBUQUE, June IS
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LAFAYETTE EMMETT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
( ,ORNEB of Wabashaw ard Third streets. St Paul. in
" the Minnesota nos,oerat Building.
Sept. 10, 2s5l.-tIs

Take Particular Notice.
HAVE this day sold P. II. Conger nv stock of cocas
To all those indebted to say come in and s. ,rle
,nmcdiatciy ii Is absolutely necessary cunt Be aroac
Dstdys arc dangerous both TO You and me.
Aug. y. w. r WIGHTHAN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17

We prepared 10 show cid t.mcrs and MGR
chants generally, larger stock and greater variety OF
goods than any other house in lire in the city, which
we offer upon the most liberal terms.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17

Reported expressly for the Miners Ezpress.
Land Warrants.
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Large Wholesale & rctail House.
q 1pTpEII LIVE

Large Wholesale & retail MOHse.
G.7RTRELL &. KLINE,
WOULD respectfully the citizens of Dn
in Of tho extensive AID well selected
stocks of Merchandise that the largest Bstcrn HOUSE
| could produce.
NE ANNEX 4 LIST BELOW
Comprising portion n cur stock II which particular
attention is invited. Ics' Dress Goods, evsry variety
gcther wth large quantity Of Black Sisks India and
Turkey Satins Several varieties of SUMNER Dress Goods
also superior French Lace Caps and Cbllirs very So
cct u Parasols Ladies' Kid Govcs, and sii1
Niitts. AI.o White Counisrpins very cheap.
! 4 L.4RGE STOCkfOF ST.3PLE IND De-
/ MESTIC GOODS
Our stock Of fine Groceries, we ha'cr Ourselves l.s
we can sell shade than the market PRICE eaii
| is all we ask to prove the fact..ar,, .~,,.r-S
aug6ly zGAkihkiL q ASins9
| ADMINISTRATION NOTICE. ~
\ Office hereby gwen, that letters Of administrations
up,n the estate and effects Of Joseph r 81 amen,
late az the soulty Dubuque, granted
nv County Court OF said county to VIM Nycrs Ut i)u
5o,e who has qualified SUCH Az pei indebted
tie same; and ali porsoDs having ciAxls aDe I'D u
preent and ostib the saI.s in accordance With law,
| and without delay.
| sep, Jaw WIN. AYERS, Adarr
| SsLot rs AMI Tx WARR --400 Suvss e,nhrasins
Oevcy var ty Of Cook :tovs Parlof, Heating stoves,
also large lot q Til hand Rnd sale
dive d prices By FARLEY = CNKlSrMAN.
| aug tS-y -
/ MASONIC.
/ Tho regular communication Of HSkeGk y
occur Tuesday preceding the 49,
~ S,s Sras1; u, 4, ,as " y
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NOTICE is hereby given that have been duly up
pointed receiver goods effects and credits which
of the late firm of j. b. Godsbry Co., and that the
Notes. Books and Accounts in my hands, by order
the District Court Of Dubuque county.
Aug. l9-wd IT, Z. J. O'HALLORAN, Rec'r
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GREAT REMEDY!
stooQ)AA
Celebrated Family Ointment.

OGlCUIdCCU 0lully VAutAuOuUs
~ used II Is composed If Tegstabie Extracts smd
pcer untqnaed the aas of Medicine fur ths
eare If L,fanmStory Diseases.
II universally acknowledged to hs infahe remedy.
in every where il has been faithfully applied the
human system, for promoting Insensle Perstration, and
invaluable in all diseases Of the flesh. Obstinate Uicers
Old Sores ChbIans Sore hroat Burns Cuts. Cutaneous
Eruptons Sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases OF the Eye
Aguc i'm the Face. Rheumatic Palms, Contracted Cords
Pain in the Side. Back and other parts Of The syscm scaid
Head, Bruises Fresh Wounds. Piles. and every kind Of
containing the least particle OF lnfanmatien, Ars
permanently cured by Tits great remedy.
HEALING VIRTUES.
II fact. authenticated here. well as all over 1n
State, and IL deed HE whole western sntesrAseG
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity and
ptaion, which they justly cnted by their "hcain1
rrfues" and powers. We not among those who arg
prone endorse every patent hnbug that comes along.
and in this instance have delayed endorsement until
have been able 10 make douby sure not only
by testing them personally ourselves but from the tcs
mony of a numerous portion of the community living
around us.-I Illinois Globe, April -, 1854.
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D3gslerreOtyDe.

COniac, Pinet and Cnstiliam.
lust received barrcll of this celebrated brand for
81 sale by DECEI.LES IL MICHEL.
July 80, Sly.
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PUBLIC SrEAKIsG.-'I ncver," says Pope,
"could speak in public. And don't believe, if
it was set thing, could give an account of
any story to twelve friends together, though
could tell it to any three Of them with great
pleasure. When Iappeared for the Bishop Of
Rochester, on his trial, though had but ten
words to say, and that on plain point, chow
that Bishop spent his time when was at Brom-
lcyo made two three blunders in it, not.
withstandiag the row Of lords which was all
could sec, were mostly of my acquaintance.
ETI lent Col II Ross II s Army died
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NEW YORK, Sept. To.
Flour brisk, sales 1900 bbls Indiana and Ohio
at $3,e7! and $3,o3i. Wheat, heavy sales,
1900, Ohio at 81. Corn, lower, lS3 bushels
damaged at SO and Sc. New Mess Pork $l5
IS. LAID impraying. sales OF Prime atSa
CHICAGO, Sept. III.
Receipts fair and on the increase. Corn,
about IO, 900 bushels mostly by canal, yesterdays
lies 36I ahoat, 37cts for 50 lbs in the street.
Receipts barely more than nominal. No change
from previous quotations. Demands light. No
sales.
Oats l8 and 19cts.
Barley in the street, 35cts for SO lbs.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17

VIM. A Robards, late Attorney General Of
Missouri died at Jefferson City on the 3D. inst.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17

wLieut. Col. r. II. Ross, U. s. Army died
at the Revere House Boston, last week.
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THE yyATER-CURE JOURNAL.

THE WATER-CCRE JOURNAL.
A NEW Volume Of this "Journal of health" Gem
a mcncs1 in July 1851. Subscribers chou Id send in
their names at once. Philosophy and practice of
hydropathy, Physiology, and Anatomy of he Human
Body, Dctecs, Physical Education, the Chemistry Of
Life, and all other relating Life, HEALTH and
Happiness, will he given in this Journal We believe
that may proong his life much beyond the number
Of years usually attained. We propose to show how.
Published Monthly at One Dollar year, In advance.
Please address all letters, post paid. to
FOWLERS & WELLS,
l3l, Nassau ct n Y.
II. sPArlDrSo, Agen, for Dubuque.
Sept l6,-4w e d.
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H.3RDWlRE 40 CUTLERY

H.1RDU IKE .I.ri' I r-Chf
OUCH as is used by the Farmer, Mechanic and house
- keeper
QUEE.vSHaRE-.lmongt the bcst and most extensive
stock i'll town.
CERIES-
OF all the various kinds, together with various other
goudssIch Ladies and Misses Nuts, (some very nc)
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags Trunks Window shades and
Paper Curtains Carpcting India Mathis, Carpet binding
WHITE GOODS-Shawls OF the Bay state and En-
pire Mills and lots of other things too numerous to nell
tier.
To my cid Friends and Customers l return my sincere
thanks for their support amidst all the temptations 10 buy
goods Ct which this town has Of late been the
Of and BY fair dealing and un1rm prices, hope TO merit
continuance of their CONFERENCE.-The the public in Cen
cral, would say, | will sell Goods low any reg
ular House. Those who doubt it be easily made to
believe it, on examination. b. J. O'HALLORAN.
r.. will take produce of all kinds in payment of
debts, n exchange for Goods up the 20t Of October
cash prices All those ho know they owing me-
would confer great favor by settling up their accounts
c mot afford any Lngcr indulgence.
Sept IL. b; J. O'HALLORAN.
* n BARRELS refined Kanawha Salt, fresh from the
i w lick, fl sale, VIII lesale or Retail by
L. J. O'HALLORAN
~ ROUND Alum Salt, this Salt Is warrantcd equal il
N not Superior to any, for sale 1t O'lIALLORANsS
Sept IL
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WAsHIScroS, Sep. Q.
II is stated that, by permission of the Cap
tain General Of Cuba, the American Commits
sioner had visited 35 of the prisoners confined
at Havana, for the purpose Of gathering infor.
nation of the Pampero and expedition.
Upon convcrsing with Capt. Kelly, Lieuten-
ants Grinder and Baker, he obtained the ncces-
sary information.
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LIVERPOOL, august u.
Cotton Is active, with sales, since the sailing
Of the America, of 81, 900 bales, of which 1000
bales. were Oh speculation and for export. Prices
are J Of a penny higher. For Orleans 81, for
Mobile S.. Flour in good demand. Indian
corn in better demand, at q 2Ss for white
26s. I'D. 27s for yellow; wheat in good de-
mand at American prices; provisions without
change, except lard, which is 6 cts dearer-
best quality 4ts. Cd. Groceries. Sugar in lin
tied demand, and prices are barely sustained
Tea very quiet, with small sales. But little
doing in molasscs.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-17

Laccs and cdgihgS, vtlIs;
Gimps, frinses, dress trim
mingS;
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CHARLEsroN, Sept. 6.
The steamer Argus arrived at this port, with
Matanzas dates to the Goth ult
She reports that 300 prisoners were on board
CHI the Pizzarro.
The Spaniards express much contempt
against the Creolcs for inducing Lopez to un-
dertake the invasion, and then deserving him.
Americans at Matanzas were somewhat alar-
med as to their safety. The Spaniards being
much exasperated.
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Al late nesting. the bankers Of the Turkish
empire have ascertainsd that The drought of this
year will diminish the revenue one hundred mil.
lions Of piaatres
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~ York cSrs,psl se} II crslE'

Nav Yupk. Ausua s.11l1,
islend has Just this nemeesput into my
~ Aoeseus word Il warning, circular Issue
ee1n Aszlsigh. Ger. 9se. 4 'ths Asso, Sup
a enfaipp The neD1 Anti QembN Law
s.!ae - stssntisa 6ez q ~ sstatss
81 y y pt9 ~
I n sllfnEs otiGinalsd WA 3tis se1istv. IL
neas 8 which VIII y ~ ~ ossr u ~
- = s
- senNehip Atlantic &NAiek II = y y -
psseu~d y tiP top order, siae1 ~ ellst a..
l.ansd r - months for repsils, vii I'll to-day
- eaessqto q Canal ssrsst. Bsnsdiet Bsllstti =
es sentn IN hen III s.
vssater y eesniug sp eur bay = struek wlsh
(th<eeoerae = = pesy blsek looking stsasl6s, q
= y saa'a nen she Amsricsns and shcwlsg
= ~ y ~ 3 ~ g sessA. 4 y ms freneh
!. !: = 49, = winch have before sPoxen.
l' 80 - seeln9 her isf We nfst Time ~
~ - me y passenger vessel,
:, - = ueeauy eovsled Win people. pea
"a = - - -. ecsApismsnt g three hundred men.
- 1seen 9aas hss oonaaandsf has sp-
pnsa y ee euseefanes ior TO let her 90
NY ~ = ~ dsy dscks icr repeirs
z Went eewn ~ minutes sss % the steamship
nnpase n.y., which has just arrived from
$1,000 q Vc.s drivers essisted ~ bali
oosen ofss hea inst ieadsd with valuable freight
osoPls = tne'f eplendld tesms, tuinsmcse won't
49, neses wefsh - than *sOO, ard some IN hi'
- = s.ensy.'our are niued It double that) the
sneust e gold dust sent q this firm being lssgsl
-. 49, eyeF Feceivea q any one ume, ~
SsOo,VVv
oee'a en'y enclose 70 you by post sample
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NEW YORK, Ausust 8, lesI.

New YORK, August 6, lei.
Sailing Of tho Atlamttc- Irc2ps for Cuba
Rnmorsd Sailing Of a PG,ty-FaN Of a Wars
honss, etc.-The steamship Atlantic sailed to-day
Among whom were Benedict and Beletti
The steamers Connecticut, bound East, and the
Commodore, for New York, came in collision on
the Sound last night during a fog. The latter is
now being lowed up to the city. No particulars
have yet been learned.
II d r0mored that three hundred men sailed in a
brig from Staten Island on Saturday for Cuba. II
= certain that five hundfed men fully armed and
equipped, are only awaiting the Georgia's sdvices
to 90. i @
Litchfeld's extensive storage warehouses, II
Brooklyn, fell this morning, destroying immense
quantities Of grain, -four, sugar, molasses and dye
atuffs, including also q, 600 bushels Of corn.
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Sf lsiS 800 o. ~ fsrfils 1890 IN.
ncals II v3J1Sr n ~ ~ S ~ ~
ielks " -sssl y, = ~ bSr1s 4 qnisk sucs
49, " 1oaaesiae 49,, ~ ~ ness
Is1ipt II plssssd sAal - wslissrs whsa, sflss
"a. &. 49, 80
A. aut - - - - = -
j wey ~ Vfynkeoas - begAn % espend ~ -
IGsess ~ rne hills 4 Pike county, inkaling
~ bneine neun eaia aifs snd shel sssin descend
-, INN scu.s ,..ls., s.h...,-,l ,S;,h
Ss.ss a. $50, /. ~. .'s-
!. . slseas wsn -
uenaeAtep'y ~ -psesA1ng lneiaA nams 81 stop
fhI BY he rod sde b Gaths. he dolicious fruits
lef ths hslds ana ssohasds Il he thrivine fsrets
s. tnvs]inr. IL x.insd IL su,.m;a = !. ~, &
80 s.ss = ~ Psssy vaa'aSe oenses.'
ATound - evszy side = far = the ~ could rsech,
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Indiana Wheat Cycp.-Goyernor Wright. Of
Indiana, estimates the wheat crop Of this year, in
that State, At eight millions Of bushels; and the
whole agricultural products at 81, 100000
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Bssiness and Cepitas IN Nsv York--It is
estimated that the aggreeate business Of New York
the past year, ending June. has increased 100 mil
lions, and the bank loans q millions. In lslS thu
Bank losns were 30 per cent. Of the imports and
exports, and this year they are 80 per cent Of the
aggregate business. showing that the increased
bank credits are not more than the enhanced s. en-
ssal business, and il will be remembered that ths
businsss is Il low prices. The quantities Of goods
therefore, which are the basis Of those bank cred
it,, are relatively higher.
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To the Ladies.

- Mn. SHERMAN. thankful for past fsvon and
liberal patronage In her line Of buEusss happy inform hsE
public that removed from No. 20 Nayadea
ss st. Charles where she prepared to receive and
Il dies and Children with the following srtict 70 wits
Shemm's SHOULDER BRAoKs and ABDOMINAL Sur
foRTERs, Dr. Banning's BoDy BRAcEs. Dr.. Crane'l
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRAcEs. Mn. Betts' 6UFPoRT.
kRs, Dr. Thompsoh's SUrPoRrERs. etc. etc.
~ Hour. Of attendance, in the morning, from A. ~ I'LL
O'Clock P. NJ; and In the evening, from till p. NJ
Nd Females viii assist and vst nPsn lades
= 90 apis 2dp cod
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE, o.
Speed,s Fever Tonic.

THE ELECTR1CA1 E0BRIRUG01 ~
sPeed's Fever Tonic.
~ The greatest dsesvuy u the sEs, BY which
FEvERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES.
~ produced, whatever Called BE- easc
ally and psmansnly cured in from
TWO TO TWENTY HOURsl
Ills perfectly NEST cass' il spsrssn scarcely PSF
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
ust what prsruisss, Il directions followed
For descriptive shsst setting forth IL merits and containing
r,S,r,ucss Il the highest rsspsctaby planters phycane
Distinguished all through the ssuh tho have used and
sroushy sd it, prspsss please call on u.s. on any Of
Pnes Ons Dollar pr bse bottles ioE Five Dsian Ons
bsttis contains sufacisnt for from ii. u
- Prepared on,y hy 4. KENDALL CO.. n Magazine st.
For sas by Druggsts. and deaen generally.
~ Communication promptly attended to- nya, An sdp
DUBLIC SCHOOLS MUNICIPALITY No.
% AZ x ssss s 5: Ss: ::
sas VII place ..
Nv Orleans. A.... a iss = he Board q D; sss
Land Warrants Purchased or Located.
HOLDERS OF LAND WARRANTS under
~ Act Of 18Th septsmbsE 1850 llth FeeruaU. 4 A
les7 may obtain tie highs cash prlcs By making a.
eaI.'s Ssvs 81; sse On e a
e. sa ls'iIsFS6 Il EsPSsil = ss rsso.p..l..
MADAME DUvELL
REsrECTFULLY intens The Ladies' ard Gsn,ssn q M
a. .:sss.s. 6.ssSn Episasss s.ss
~ oausaisdoa- dsnisp.s d; Lsdi.. soe asl2 q.
nRUGs, CHEMICALS, ETc.-Ths UNDER.
ss::s Pi 81 3 Is
's.s a e ness 1s ~ ss I.s - ~ q :
Eani5: and family cEdsn pu, up with ca's
sap' fafEsR'sst Camp i.
SADDLE PONY FOR SALE-An active, sure
-. fcssd BAY SADDLE "a. PONY. SOUND ssd ~
%pD; al 81 'Si..s 's sts:s: spgs;s
70 s boxes vERDALLE OLIVES.
half 81: i'''s s2z HERRING
&C 81 81 ssssKAssEkssshIsssi /. ,.....
iss do... WA Wokc ssakhsk SAUCE. q..r. pint.
md half '''' !. store i kos s. If X noALpn
4 suls % Common sssst sad ! Canal st,sst Row.
iTOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA--Asu p.-
py direct from The factory. lipdps q :sie ys,soFs and
.: n ~ 2 s.p~ d.n = "a A dssres ..ss.
r EFINED sUGARs-5o bbls Crushed and
IL ssd fs ssiB.E tssEi r. e IS s.;
| CUGAR-HOUSE MOLASsEs - 100 barrels
. III ''PEssb r k 81 n co % .s..iae
CORN 800 sacEs prime Yellow, in store and
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-15

S6U They Come. We stated > day or two since,
that the number Of immigran,1 who had arrived At
NewYork during the month Of July last was 81 ,5l2.
We now zee that, in period Of fortyeigh, hours,
ending at noon on Monday, August 4, 1853 addi-
ticnal passengers, in. ships from foreign ports.
reached the same city. The large majority those,
- usual, were from Liverpool and London.