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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
TO THE LADIES',

DETER NAPLES having been east, for the la,
three months, is now prepared 10 furnish the Ladie
OF Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin with the most
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
offered for sale in the West.
CARPETS
ngrain tr epy and Brussels ftlc very latest -rtcrn
Just from The manufactures drl.getts and table
French and American.
SiIAWLS, &c,
large stock of ShawI from 81 y Sl6; faShicnahl,
bnnet$ Of the Material and made To order b,
the most fashionable MiIlincrs in Philadelphia also
variety of Ladies' slkvclv coats and fancy slk
nantes and Mantilas.
LADIES' MUFFS.
The best assortment brought the 15c
To $l2.
DRESS GOODS.
French, English and German ler.aoeS from i Ia 81 81
per yard muslin de LANES, of yer, rich styles, from I5c
To 81 %, also, cashmcr apaccas and prints Of every
quality.
LAMPS
My Lamp and Grandne Department is not e,lualed in
Iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE
Tea, dessert and table oo's forks, &c, Of the best quail
ity, and warranted.
4 rich article of Window Curtains something new and
very beautiful
Iookng-t;lass"s, c,tr large sizes and very cheap
\ beautiful asSnrnie 1t of Wall and Window Paper
18th French and imcr AN.
Ladies' Shoes of the latest quality of PHILADELPHIA man
lfactur which! is understood Ia be the best in tile United
States; as Childrcns and Misses in endless variety
Fancy Goods, of every descrptiun style and quality.
trimmings, ETC., and IN ttct nearly ever, thing That
cd.
shall he happy to have the pleasure of showing my
Goods To iii L1dieS at all times; and would
ay 10 the married 1adi - who wish furnish their on
es it'll the newest AMI cheapest styles of goods give
call; and toyou who expect be married soon now
the time To make good selection.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
Com. stevens. Speech.

In the speech made by Commodore Stevens
I'll dinner given him by the New York Yacht
Club, he mentioned the following incident, con.
nected with the arrival of the America at Cowes
1t viii be new to the public generally:
In coming from Havre, we were obliged, by
the darkness Of the night and a thick fog, to
anchor some Eve or six miles from Cowcs. II,
the morning, early, the tide was against us, il
was dead calm. At o'clock gentle breeze
sprang up, aad with it came gliding down the
Laverock, one Of the newest and fastest cutters
Of her class. The news spread like lightning
that the Yankee clipper had arrived, and that
the La7erock had gone down to show her the
way up. The yachts and vessels in the harbor,
the wharves and windows OF all the houses
bordering on them, were filled with thousands
Of spectators, watcE.ng, with eager eyes, the
eventful trial they saw We could not escape; for
the Laverock stuck to us, evidently showing
she had intention Of quitting us. We were
loaded with extra sails, with beef and pork, and
bread enough for an East India voyage, and
were some four or Eve inches too deep in the
water. We got up our sails with heavy hearts
the wind had increased to Eve or six knot
breeze, and after waiting till we were ashamed
TO wait longer, weaet her get about two hundred
yards ahead, and then started in her wake.
nave SSOu uiIu UCCu cbnIgcu III many cACittuS
trials at sea and on shore made the match
with Eclipse against Sir Henry, and had heavy
sums, both for myself aud for my friends, de-
pending upon the result. saw Eclipse lose
the first heat and in four 6fths of the second
without feeling one hundredth part of the res
possibility, and without suffering one hundredth
part Of the fear and dread felt at the thought
Of being beaten by the Laverock in this event
full trial. During the first five minutes not a
sound was heard, save perhaps the beating Of
our anxious hearts or the slight ripple of the
water upon her sword-ke stem. The captain
was crouched down upon the floor of the cock
pit, his seeming unconscious hand upon the til
Ter, with his stern unalter,ng gaze upon the ves-
sci ahead The men were motionless as statues
with their eager eyes fastened upon the Lave
rock with fxedness and intensity that seemed
almost unnatural. The pencil Of an ariis
might, perhaps convey the expression, but NJ
words can describe it. IT could not, nor die
not, last long. We worked quickly and surely
to windwaEd of her wake. The crisis was past
and some dozen Of deep drawn signs provet
that the agony was over.
We came to anchor a quarter, or perhaps
third Of mile ahead, and twenty minutes aite
our anchor was down, the Earl of Wilton ant
his family were on board to welcome and to in
troduce US to his friends. To himself and tami
~, to the Marquis of Anglesea and his son
Lord Alfred Paget, to Sir Bellingham Graham
and host Of other noblemen and ge,lemeh
were we indebted for a reception "a hospitabl,
and frank as ever was given to prince OF peasant
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
WAsuIxGrnx. Oct. u

The President has appointed Judge Sharkey,
of Mississippi, Consul at Havana, and not e. G..
Langdon, was reported. He has accepted
the appointment.
1t is rumored that there will shortly be some
important changes at Philadelphia, probably in
eluding the Collector, Surveyor, and other
prominent officers.
A letter from Mazatlan says: that more tll1n
1000 Americans had invaded Sonora from Cali
fornia, demanding permission to work the
mines.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
TO THE GENTLEMEN
Ready Made Clothing.
w DI EG1

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ROOM
Is the place for Gentlemen who wish To be fitted out in
the latest and best style. ! hi e the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN THE WEST
\! kinds of coats, panIs vests, Shirts rravats, draw
ETC., etc. His sFHr Us
BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
cannot be eqalled in Iowa, having just received
very best selected stock, and no trash among Them
HATS AND CAPS.
complete assortment Of the most fashionable styles Of
Hats and Caps, which will be sold very cheap
FAMILY GROCERIES.
very choIce lot of ,coe, tea, and SALT bought
expressly for retail trade pepper and spices generay in
fact, everything that is needed in the Graccy line
The fact is, call at p NAPLES tor ever, thing as
his stock of Goods will show for itself.
05-No trouble to show Goods.
Dubuque, Oct. G-lydw T.. NAPLES.
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ARE YGU INSURED!

ARE YOU INSURED IN 4 RESI- ONSIBLE OFFICE:
HE Of tic year has arrived when every piu-
dent will that his Buildings and their I u
tents insured in Il responsible Office.
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
has now done business in the Southern and Western m-
items Of the country for
W MT -SIX y A RS,
and is confidently believed to present very superior in
for Insurance. second indeed office in the
United States. Policies sshcd by Cli.iS. CORKERY,
Dubuque, der. dim Agent.
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GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

"Still few more left of the same sort"
7 RESPECTFULLY announce TO the citizens Of In
l hnquc the surrounding country, that have nearly
completed my stock Of
GROCERIES,
have hand, 30 bbs brown sugar, hds do, 10b bills
crushed sugar. ID sacks Rio Coffee, 100 bushels dried ap
pies aud peaches, so lbs cotton batting, 1000 lbs
yarn 8, and - 10 boxes palm soap, y boxes Id
candles allow boxes star candles 100 bleaced sacks
g. A. SALT and every other article in the grocery line
am daily expecting from tic East large addition Ia
ok of Dry Goods. take this opportunity Of
turning heartfelt thanks 10 the citizens of Dubuque
and surrounding country, for the very liberal patronage
generously extended to since sejourn amongst
hem and trust by strict attention to business, and de
sire sell cheap and good goods may continue merit
J. II. THOMAS,
Oct. 26-dwy Nearly opposite the NAPLES House.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
HENRY c. GARFIELD,
CORNER or FIFTH AND MIN SITS.

CORNER OF fifth IND .W.7IN STS.,
The Store formerly occupied by J. B. Colds
berry Il Co,
III AS now in his store large and extensive stock
III of FALL and WINTER GOODS, which offer at a
slight advance Eastern COSTS at wholesale retail
My stock consists of gen raj assortment and well secc
ted stock of merchandise The ladies of Dubuque ard
surrounding country, particularly requested call
and examine stock Of cheap silks and fancy
have hand heavy stock of Boots and Shoes; ana
every variety of Cthng Groceries Of all kinds brown
crushed and powdered sugar. prime qualities of teas
and Java coffee; the purest of liquors; the best of Ais
souri, obacco few dozen cans of fresh Baltimore
oysters. sct}0dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM Err
PACIFIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, Oct. 26.

New York, Oct 26.
The Pacific from Liverpool with dat
to the 18th arrived this morning about
O'Clock. She brings l43 passengers.
! The steamer Europa arrived at Liverpool
the 10Th inst
i The English papers are still filled with a
counts of the Queens visit to Manchester AZ
Liverpool Her majesty reached Windsor Ca
tie on the 18th inst.
| Kossuth had not arrived in England up to tn
evening of the 18th, but was hourly looked fol
| At the latest advices the steamer Mississippi
had not reached Gibralter
/ GREAT BRITAIN-The flood of emigrn
ton from Great Britain and especially from Ire
land Is beginning to excite the most serious ap
prehensions The Government demand for re-
payment of the moneys advanced to the Irish
during the famine, is causing much stir through
out ireland, and some downright POPULATIONS
Thomas Alsap, the celebrated stock broker
in London, suspended payment on the 18th
inst His liabilities very heavy
The leading event for the last few days has
been the closing of the Great Exhibition on
the lI'h. Much less form, even order, obscrv.
"a than might have been expected. The bull
ding was irnme nselv crowded and the closing
WAS ous-dis,ingushed from the shut
ting OF previous days by partial attempts ro get
cheers tor the Qaeen and Prince Albert, and to
perform I" God save the Qaren.' The building
vas open to exhibitions ON the 18th and 14th.
! he award Of prizes T., take place OH the 9Th.
The latter day would in fact witness the actual
closing of the exhibition in presence of the roy
Il commissioners and Of the Prince c"nsort
nd very probably of the Queen herself, al
cough not in state. The national anthem
would complete the ceremony-the prayer OF
thanksgiving having been Professionally offered
p by the Bishop OF London.
FRANCE.-It was confidently stated in
'aris on the 18th, that the President had acfu-
lily accepted the resignation of Minsters-M.
iirardin to be member of the new Cab
let. These rumors caused one half per cent
ecline in funds immediately. The cause of
Of the French Cabinet was a prop
sition on the part of I.euis Napoleon to repeal
Electoral law of 18th of May.
PORTUGAL The Queen of Portugal was
a the 1lth inst. delivered Of a still born child I
here had been no yellow fever at Oporto for
n days.
SPAIN The Havana had arrived at Vego,
wing on board loo American prisoners be-
nging to Lopez's expedition. The Venice,
so, with six prisoners, and Isabel Catolca
it'll four. The widow Of Genl Emma and
r. Laborde, late Spanish Consul at New Or
ans, bad also arrived at Vego. The Queen
Spain had summoned the Cortes to prompt
semblage.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred yesterday on the New
York and New Haven railroad near New Roch-
ele by a fire. ight train from the east, and pas
senger train from the west coming in collision,
the former going at the rate Of b miles per
hour. One fireman and breakman instantly
killed, and many wounded.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
Nj q N u Nj + N II .

Lees,
Cooks,
Sollc's,
Jayne's,
erary -
Bragg's,
COoper's,
Muffat's
Herrick'S,
McClure's,
Brandrcdh -,
Sappineton
Grafcnbcrg,
Comp. Collocynth,
Comp. Catliartic,
An.PillS otall kinds,
Sold wholsle and ret'l.
Johnl'nlI's Sarsapariila,
SPTown 'cnd'Ssar ap'a,
Mooreliead . Mag irPastc,
Jaync's Carnii itiv i;ai.am,
And all his family medicines.
Nerve and EN- Eminent,
Aliens, Rattcr' CharlcScs',
And LamberSons Mustang.
Gardner ,Fcnnimore's andSloan's
Ointment, Mc(asters Ointment,
P.,nkillcr, Radncys Relief, Circassian
Balm Balley's Pain Extractor, Jew
David's Plaster, Badean's Plaster,
Poor Mans Plaster, &c, &c, &c.
n. b. Cnlilawn, Bender, Baobah, End
Vincctpxcum Refined Whale OIL Fish Oil,
Meats Foot Oil, and all kinds Of oil for machinery
That will stand the weather, wet and dry.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
Ohio Fruit and Seed Store, No. 81

I .H01H olTFe7, DNDHY0F, 70FH. -
fau will not only find Choice Selection OF Seeds AT tl
establishments hut almost every article of Foreign ant
Domestic Fruits, Green Dried and Preserved. Nuts
Candies. Spices Tea, Colt Is Sugar, Pepper, Spice Gin
ger, SaeratuS, Tobacco, Snuff Soap, Candles, Powder
Shot, Lead Starch, Indigo Pipes, Cane Stems CiggarS
Butt r Lard, Bacon, Cheese Eggs, Mackerel, White x
Cod Fish, salmon, Herring, Poultry, Vegetables, etc. etc
kept constantly ON hand, and will he sold cheap. will
say in cnneln>ion that keep almost every article desired
for family ise or for the supply OF Steam Boats and viii
be happy 10 furnish all NJ reasonably low prices. All
articles purchased will he dcIv d with and Dis
patch any place within the City ii dcsir.d free o
charge keep Horse and Carriage expressly for that
purpose G. II. WEST
Dubuque, LIST March, 1851. no 26
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
SrOD Ihief..llO,se stolen

ION Thursday, the 3oth of august, from Jonesvillc
~ WIS.,, lar white lose, with long body and neck
white name and tail-bs OF hind leg and Il,
steps the inside Of the foOt-te nigh hind leg las
Il blood SPAWN and hump The inside. The horse i
nine years old next spring, and Is good traveller II,
taking h Id o the middle Of the tail crook will he oh
served similar the crook in the off hind leg. He has
been traced into this State, and last the Tur
KEY River road Any per,.n giving information ut hi,
led. JAMES MURPHY
II
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
District Court.
JAMES M. EMERSON,
JOHN B. GoLDsBURY (: OTHERS.

ID order of the Court in this cause, the undersigned
ID Receiver therein appointed, Of the assets of j. b.
the same forthwith, All persons indebted to said firm by
account therefore requested TO call and settle
the without delay at my store where the notes and
books of account will be fonnd, and all persons inde
ed forbidden pay other person, except by
my written order such payment will be recognize ed
i'm discharge OF any such aebt. b. J. O'HALLORAN,
Dubuque, Oct. 2S.-tf DIV. Receiver.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
WhOlcScIo and Retail


I b. THOMAS respectfully informs citizens OF
Dubuque and surrounding country, that he has taken
the store nearly opposite the NAPLES House, and mcdi
atety between the stores of Mr. Bell and Mr. Lawther
where he Is receiving and opening
Ertensirc ind ,ceH selected stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, FINE CUT
LERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
All of which have been purchased in New York and
PHILADELPHIA, principally far cash. thereby offering great
inducements to country merchants, and buyers in general
| respectfully invite all persons who DESTROYS OF
purchasing cheap and fresh goods, to call and examine
my stock.
In the Ladies' Department, I have
Black Gro de Rhine; Needle worked cuffs;
Figured Pc dc Sol, Do pellarnes;
article, Needle worked Victoria col
Plaid do do; lars;
Striped Jaspe silk; Fancy neck lies;
Watcred Puplin beautifully Linen cambria hanacrchicfs
Plaid Cheve, just out of the few very fine;
vessel; Alexandcr's kid gloves;
Muslin a de laine; Philie mits, long and short;
Brochc Turquoise; Scoop cuffs;
so Pieces mernocs apacas; 800 Pieces fancy prints;
Chinese grass cloth; French glnglanls;
Skirtinea English and American de-
sws TWILL iacone, and cam 100 fancy shawis from 81 to
brio muSns; S2, very superior;
Jaconet edging and nscrtng Pieces .recn red blue
Thread lace and Inserting; white, and yellow fan
Bnbinct lace and inserting; ncls;
Plain and figured bubnet; $40 Pieces brown n,,lslin
Needle worked collars; 100 Pieces blcachcd musns
Do capcs;
These Goods purchased by pattern cards. the
not having passed the custom house.
Jenny Lind boots and Shoes
Tortoise, buffalo, and other combs; brushes, &c.
An extensive assortment Of soaps and pertumcry.
For the Gen'iemen have Extra super black and broan
cloths Black mixed, and fancy cassimeres; Blue brown
black, green, grey Mixed and army blue sancts plwn
and striped; Black satin and other vestngs;
few dozen Of Winchestcrs celebrated shirts;
large and elegant assortment of under Shirts bought
directly trom the importer.
Irish nen Super muslin for shirts
BOOTS, SHOES, and BROG4NS-A few dozen of
Miners boots and Shoes article, and worthy of your
attention.
FIVE CU7LERY-A large assortment of superior Pen
Knives, Farmers Knives, Knives and Forks, from 81 2
nts To $50 Alberta and German silver and table
spoons; a few nests of G, thic sewers
(iROC ERIES-A very general assortment, such
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, &C.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash, approved
produce TO responsible dealers, liberal credit
Dubuque, August 10. 1851
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LAND GAENCY.
II. BOOTH
w. Il. BARNEY 4 co.

CTTLI continue transact all business connected
- with the purchase aud sale of real estate whether in
the city country. They will examine titles prepare
convcyances pay taxes locate bounty and warrants,
and prepared afford information of alllkinds relative
to lands in tile dubuque Land District Maps and dia-
grams can he furnished il requir d. Land warrants of
49, 80 and 100 constantly hand, for sale loca
ton or advantageous terms and fitl guaranteed
Farmers residing at distance have the r lands
the expense of journey. Emgrants and settlers would
10 well to call before applying elsewhere.
Office West side Of Main street, nearly opposite the
ilobe buildings, Dubuque, Iowa. june 4
1y Western Democrats and Progressive Era, (when
sstablishcd) will please copy for year and forward
uill to this office.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
NOTICE.

| II HAVE this da, bought of W. p. WienrMAs his en-
tire stock Of Drp Goods, Groceries, Hardlcare. &c.
well as the good will Of the establishment shall make
additions 10 the pre.en stock amounting Is 2J0,
dollars invite country merchants call and examine
the goods and prices, and promise To try all the time
give them entire sasfac tun To numerous acqnaint
ances and the people generally, invite yon all TO
| and try me. p n. CONGER.
Aug % Late of Jackson Co., Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
CHAIN PUMPS.

VTNIIE Chain Pump, with zinc buckets smoothed and
i fitted To the pipe, is tile most eiiet easiest
worked, cheapest and most durable Of any kind in
Experience has fully tested its
SUP RIORITY TO ALL OTHERS.
gives motion the water in the well, which tends to
keep pure and good. II occasions trouble from freeZ
ing i'm the coolest weather. and the chains and castings If
carefully used will last an
The undersigned manufa, turing these
GALVANIZED CHAIN PUMPS
In Dubuque, and design 10 make superior article. We
have fresh supply of Chain from the patentees in Bos
ton. We will put up the Pumps and let you try them,
before we ask You buy. They vorranted to not
freeze up, an! to be kept in repair for year.
Orders for Pumps IN trial otherwise, will receive
prompt attention.
" b. Beware Of counterfeit chains with cast-iror
buckets.
W. NJ. OWENS & co
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05

u There is a rumor from Havana, that all
the Spanish officers, engaged IN the capture OF
Lrp ?, have been assassnaed.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
List Of Letters

Remaining In tie Post-Gee at Dubuque, Iora,
Noe. l, 1851.
Persons calling for any on the List, viii say
they are advertised, OF they will not be looked
g..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
P. w APLES,
Who'll e SALE AND RETAIL.
w - q II AO0ON1

w. Rk e n 0DODNH
UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
T WOULD beg leave say tina, am now prepared t.
furnish any quantity and quality of goods Of every des
cripton, at WAoesaie Retail.
have on hand $40, 900 worth Of
Try Goods and Clothing.
Boots Shoes hats and caps 50 ds sugar. 50 barrels
lasses $50 bags coffee 800 bags salt and all kinds ri
GROCERIES,
100 boxes Of fresh teas direct from the east fine tapestry
Ingram, three-py and Brussels carpefng, wind
ains, Tea spoons and every thing needed by hosckec
ers, from cellar to garnet.
Having spent all the in the eat selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap, am able TO give
he tier bargains than have complete assorten,
of everything, both English, French and American
goods CALL AND SEE ME.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05

n An incorigible old maid living upor
slender means, scut' the acquaintance Of
friend because he advised her to shusbana' he
resources.
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Fresh Groceries.
SWANS HOTEL,

Iowa City.
IN subscriber, owner and proprietor of the above
/ House. would inform the public, that he has taken
POSSESSION m said establishment, AMI prepared toaccom
MEDIATE the travelling community, transient regular
boares and will endeavor give general satisfaction
CHAS. J. SWAN.
RJConnected with the above establishment Is large
and Intensive Livery Stable where strangers at all
times be accommodated with any part OF
the Nav III, ISi9. 3-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
HD IL W s@0DODD
1T the .Ne,o Store Of
r. c., w A PL T. S..


One door South of Spauiaing's Book Store.
WOULD respectfully announce to the uhlir that
assortment Of select and elegant goods presented in
this market
The goois-selected from The stocks of the largest I'M
porting houses in the Eascmhr,ce, everything that
really novel and strkingy beautiful in design, fabric and
cOoring H
To The sfy named in tn. annexed list particular at
LADIES' DRESS GOODS: Y
Plain striped and brocade silk Tissues
Is, %, "a and 80 inch black Printed Linen Lawns,
Gro. de Rhine Silk; Scotch plaid do;
Plain and printed Muslin Embroidered Swiss Muslin;
de LANES; ras-sy Muslin Organizes; s-s
Embroidered do; French Brocadc Gngliams.
Barcgc do; English dr.;
Printed }areges; American do;
Brecade do; Chambrey do;
DRESS TRIMMINGS: "a
Black silk frnged Lace; Paris trimmings Cameo trim
ming; Silk Ribbon trimmings Silk Buttons, all sly les and
c. lors; Silk Braids, all widths.
RONNETs AND STRAW GOODS:
Eng. Hungarian Bonnets; silk Bonnets trimmed in
Jenny Lind chip do; New York;
Eng. crimp straw do; Straw and Gimp Flats;
c Con. Lace do; L.. Hats;
BONNET TRIMMINGS:
Ribbons Of all kinds Artificial Flowers from TO IS
pr pr Bonnet Tabs and Rouehes; silk Illusion Lace
Whit blue and pink Canton Grape sIawls: enbrod.r-
ed Barss, shaws rsras9is fr. 81 10 81, Fans Of
Collars; Under Sleeves; Lisle Edgnr and Inserting
Cab. do; Swiss do Linen Bobbin do, Naenc ia do; silk
emery Bags; MOravian Floss French marking Cotton
Port Mones visiting Cards; perfmed Satces; Cologne;
Macassar Oil Bears Oil Rose Oil charcoal Tooth Pase
hair. cloth, and tooth Brushes.
Kid Gloves, best quality; Shell Tuck Combs;
Spun silk do do Shell Side do
Sisle Tn do do Buffalo dress lg do
SUPER Albert do Ivory pocket do
Bl'k lace Gloves and hIits; Fine Ivory do
aud alt sorts Of Yankee Nations.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS:
Prints from IA TO 6 cents beaced Muslin do brown
Drilling; Denlamls; Hickory SIrring; Panta stuffs,
white, red, and yellow Flanneis.
CLOTHING:
Goats, Vests, and Panaloons Hats Caps Boots & Shoes
of every description.
A rery choice lot of Groceries, rery cheap,
Having purchased unusually low rates, can offer
unrqualled inducements prices: and convince the
public of the style elegance and cheapness Of stock,
all exact is a call xa2tf