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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
ED EE- va I. Ga R0 EDSe
At the Neso Store Of
r, c.. w A p L il S.

One door SOUTH Of Spauldiag's Book Store.
WOULD respectfully announce to the public that ]
am now prepar 10 expose for sala the most extensive
assortment of select and elegant goods ever presented in
this market.
porting houses in the Eas-emhrace everything that
really novel and strkingy beautiful in design, fabric and
colorng.
To the styles named in til. annexed list particular at
tcntion is invited.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS:
Plain striped and brocade silk Tissues;
silks; Figured AlboHnics;
ls, %, 81 and 80 inch black Printed Linen Lawns;
Gro de Rhine Silk; Scotch plaid do;
Plain and printed Muslin Embroidered swiss Muslin;
de Laines Muslin Organizes:
Embroidered do; French Broeade Gingharns;
Barge do English do;
Printed Bareges; American do;
Brocade do Clanibrey do;
DRESS TRIMMINGS:
ming; SILK Ribbon trimmings silk Buttons, all sly les and
C, lors; silk Brads all widths.
BONNETS AND STRAW GOODS:
Eng Hungarian Bonnets; Silk Bonnets trimmed in
Eng CRAP, straw DO; straw and Gimp Flats;
Florence E. Leghorn do; Pslm-eaf and chip Hats.
BONNET TRIMMINGS:
Ribbons Of all kinds; Artificial Flowers, from IS
per pair Bonnet Tabs and Rouchcs; silk Illusion; Lac
Grape; Florence Six; Marcene silk.
White blue and pink Canton Grape shawls en,brodcr-
ed Barge Shawls: Parasos, from 81 TO $40; Fans of
every variety; worked Chnisctcs; lace Capes; muslin
Collars; UnderSleeves; I.isle Edging and Inserting;
Camb. do; Swiss do Linen Bobbn do Valencia do silk
and linen Lacets; Elasfics purse Twist steel Beads;
emery Baes Moravan Floss; French marking Cotton;
Port Monies; visiting Cards. perncd Saclels Cologne;
Macassar OIL Bears Oil Rose OIL charcoal Tooth Paste;
hair. cloth, and tooth Brushes.
| Kid Gloves, best quality; Shell Tuck Combs
| Spun silk do do Shell Side do
| Sisle TIL do do Buffalo dressi 1g ds
Sup.r Albert do ivory pocket do
| Bl'k lace Gloves and Aits Fine Ivory do
| and alt sorts Of Yankee Notions.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS:
Prints roIl Ia TO 10 cents; beached Ausn do brown
Drilling; DeHhams; Hickory Shifting; Panta Don stuff;
| white, red, and yellow Flannes.
| CLOTUING:
Coats Vests, and Pantaloons; Hats Caps, Boots Shoes
| of every description.
| A rery choice lot of Groceries, sery cheap,
Having purchased at unusually low rates can offer
unaqualled inducements prices and to convince the
public of the style elegance, and eheap of my stock
| all exact is call. x3otf
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PLAN MING MILL,
SASH DOOR AND RlIND GIIOI

SASH DOOR, AND BLIND SHOP.
TIE undersigned takes this method Of informing the
the ciiizens of Dubuque, Mechanics and Farmers
generally that he is prcpare To do all kinds of
planning, such flooring, partition, shelving &c, of any
width, from to sixteen inches and three quar-
tcrs OF inch TO three inches in r producing
:rfacc similar TO hard work. He keeps stantly
hand Dressed Lumber for sale and is now Pre- pared
execute all ord rs from abroad IN his line.
Country Merchants
And others will please member thar this il ths place
buy SASH DooRs oioleSaie and refa cheap
for cash. All ask is to give cal before purchasing
elscwlicr'.
Shop of Iowa and Fourth stroct, adjoining
the Temperance House.
j. T.. DICKINSON.
n. B. Turning and Saving done short notice if
eSired. Aug G.-yt,m.
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W-lnnpudenoe often passes for greatness
Davenport Gazette.
And never has it been more signally verified
than in your case. You are emphatically The
personi fication of impudence and ignorance. :
a great man in little clothes. Never mind San
ders, the thunders of your eloquence may ye
be heard before the word pieayuae is stricken
from our vocabulary, or old human "natur'
completely dies out.
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fyNA long address from kossuth t, the People
OF the United States appears in the Albany key.
Sfpr
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ONO misunderstanding to the returns
received by the Ohio Statesman of the 10Th
the Democrats have elected 81 Senators and
~ Representatives, and The free sellers, none.
The senate of that State will consist of 80
members and the House of 96 members
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Fresh Groceries

TINE undersigned having returned from the South
i with stock of Groc ries, is prepared to
sell at wholesale retail. at small advance from cost
ana transportation. Now i your tim, purchase year
winter supplies Hall at VESTS, the Levec, or No
CT, Main street, and examine the quality, and price
goods. G. r. WEST.
octo,or D lS5I-d,y1y
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

The steamship Empire city, from Havana,
rived at ?, p. n, yesterday. Among her pas
sengers was Col Smith, of ST. Louis, and Col.
Nav, L. 8. A.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

IL Father Mathew administered the pledge
to upwards of four thousand persons OH Sunday
al 81. Patrck's Cathedral, New York.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

I AMPS. fine assortment of parour and store lamps
IL just received AID fer sale very cheap Tie Dru.
Store If l.. L. CtI.LESPJI.
, Del
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- Z -- ----------'--
& ES ASse..s5% ~!

1--WE und rgnod offers for sale, ron lar leo acres
frSt rate Land on the Mississippi, about five mills
below this city. cd log house and some other i'm
Pavement. Principally t'nhcrrd land, and las 4
good spring on it. bargain he had in it by apply
ng soon Ia ic on III: premises, - Cork ~ & Jones' in
Dubuque.
HENRY BECKETT
Dubuque, Sept. 3n.-lw4w.
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V. IIEEANCORT {. co.
TT AVING purchased new and sIl mid hcarsc,
would inform III ir friends, and the citiz ms gene
rally that they prepared fill all ord for fun rails.
Cof'ns OF all sizes and styles, will be kept always
hand.
FURNITURE.
They VIII also keep hand large and splendid as
sorment ef furnnsre, such as
SOF4S 7.4BEES z---------4---t-- LOOKING GL.fS
H.4RDROBES e sfrs.sxs..ssS SES, BUREAUS
prDsyEaDy. S}-----saJ AVID Chairs.
Also, large lot Of common chairs.
TURNING
of al kinds executed with ncatness and dspatch and on
reascnthlc &c
September 20. Slowly.
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PESssYLyASIA ELECTION. - Philadelphia
city; Johnston ma. 800.
Northampton county; Bglcr, Democrat,
1900 mai.
Harrisburg District; $50 for Johnston, Bigler
SO; Bgler gains IN the vote Of ls4S, "a.
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YOUR PROPERTY INSURED!

not please call upon the unders ened, who is Agent
Il for of the OLDEST MOST RESPONSIBLE COMA
| MES IN THE USIrEp STATES,
| THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford Conn. and takes Fire. Inland and Marine
| Risks, on the favorable terms
| CHAs. COOKERY, Agent.
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TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGs.
Ohio ElecfiOl

Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
We have the following additional returns and
reported majorities, of the election in this State
ON Tuesday. t.sI
Green county gives vinton, wing, for Gov
crnor, 800 majcsi,y---
In Aashtabula, wing REPRESENTATIVES,. is prob
ably elected.
In Lake and Grega counties, the Union tick
cts are probably elected, by a union ofthc wings
and democrats.
In Tuscarawa county, the Democratic
ticket is elected. The county gives Wood 1900
majority.
Licking county, 700 majority for Wood.
In Portage, Doraine and Medina, the Demo-
cratic ticket is elected.
In Clinton county, the wing ticket is elected
Vinton's majority about 400.
Defiance gives Wood 300 majority.
Muskingum gives wing majority of about
100.
In Stark county, Woods majority is $50
Lorentz. the democratic Judge is elected.
In Chshocton, the democratic ticket is elected
by from 800 to 500 majority.
Madison gives $50 whig majority.
Pickaway gives small majority for Wood.
In Montgomery county the democratic ticket
is elected with the exception of representative.
In Prcble the wing ticket is most probably
elected with the exception of Probate Judge.
Darke county is most probably Democratic.
In Miami, the independent ticket is supposed
10 be elected.
Butler is probably democratic.
Brownlce county gives Wood $50 majority.
CIScINNArr, Oct. Is.
We have partial returns from Greene county,
which indicate greatly reduced majority for
Governor. The Wing county tickle, is elected
by a reduced majority.
The returns from franklin county, as far as
received, indicate the election of the Demo
cratic ticket. Woods majority for Governor
will be from one to two hundred.
CLEvELAYD, Oct. 10
The county of Cuyahoga gives Democratic
majority for the first time in twenty years
Lucas and franklin countios also give demo-
cratic moinrties. Wood majority for Cover.
nor cannot be less than $4,000 in the State.
CINCINNATI, Oct l5.--9 o'clock, Pm.
Very few official returns have yet been re-
ceivcd Only about one the vote of this city,
and Hamilton county, has been ascertained.--
Wood is undoubtedly elected Governor. There
10 nothing known relative to the Legislature.
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P. NAPLES,
WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL.
NW "a EE HE Tia q % g vz.

UNDER THE NAPLES HOUSE
L furnish any quantity and diay Of soCd Of every DIES
crptian at Hiaicsaie or tstud
have now hand s33,0J0 wertl Of
FRY Goods ;as,G Gle thing
BootS Shoes hats and caps 81 hhds sugar 50 barrels mo
lsscs, $50 bags coffee, 800 bags salt and all kinds of
GROCERIES,
100 boxes If fresh teas direct from the cast fire tapestry
Ingram threc-py and Brussels carpctng window cur
aits, spoons and every thing needed by hosckccp-
ers from cellar Ia garr,t.
Having spent all TIE in the cast selecting mt
goods wherever could fad them cheap, able - give
better bargains than have complete assortment
of etery-tl.Hg, 10th English; French and American
goods. CALI. AND SEE ME.
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housekeeping Goods.

EsONscketpiNE GOUds.
pLANKETS--5o pairs white ard colorcd, of al
NJ qualities;
TAblEELOTIis-l0o pairs white ard brown Linen
Damgsk.
TOW Ell SGSNapkins, Diapers, &C., Scotch, Emcri-
can and Russian, very cheap!
Al.LENDALE QUILTS and COU\TERoANES,
CURTAIN observation-disclosures, Nor ems; Chintzes
Embroidered Muslins, &c. For sale by
Sept IL r. A. f. H., SMITH,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

.g Governor Dodge arrived in town yester
day, and took lodgings at the U. S. Hotel
Tie will remain in town until tomorrow, when
he leaves for Washington, to the discharge of
his duties U. S. enator He is in fine
health and spirits. 1t does us good to shake by
the hand, this old veteran, whom the people
have SO often honored, and who has never been
false to their trusts Wisconsin, Argus
Well timed and well earned compliment.
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IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
4, No. 4.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

/ HE subscriber having rctnfrcd To DUBUQUE take.
pleasure in inviting bis oid friends and tie public in
gen cral, 10 call and see his excellent stock of
FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING
On The cast side Of Main street. between Second and
bird, in Burk's Prick Building where they VIII find
great variety suit 10 the season. cca the cheapest
and good as the best, the largest aud stock
brougitt0 Dabuqa'. NORRIS HHINSHEIMER.
Octob.r E-.yn,jv
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New York. Oct. 81.

NEW i DIRK, Ocl. Il.
MoNEY FAins.-Nloney is moderately easy
The best paper is going at ffom7 to 10; gooe
paper is selling at IL TO Is. The stock mar
ket is active, and prices tend howard. Sterling
bills of first class 10 to lot.
PRopUcE Flour is better-$3 81 to 81
Lead is srmer-English sold at 81 81 HEMP
is dull.
ARRIvED.-Ship St. Charles, from Orlean s
and at Boston, ship Hamilton.
LEXINGTON, Oct 90.
Yimour No. 2, up last night, reports the Her
mann sunk near Boonvlle. Will raise her
cargo considerably damaged. River on stand
weather cool--busincss dull, and money scarce
NV ORLEANS, Oct. 81.
Steamship Fanny {rom Brazos Santiago.
The Fanny reports that four hundred Texans
under Col. Ford, and party of discharged U
5. soldiers.. were acting withthe revolutonist,
on the Rio Grande. The whole force is est,
mated to be 100 men. They were advancing
on Mataazos and within ten miles of the city
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DUBUQUE CLOTHING STORE.
EAVEF,s. yr5r5EEN

DUBUQUE CLOTHING STORE.
JAMES EEJLLEN
80 WOULD resp ctliilly inform his friends and the
1 public that he has taken the Store the CHH
IfI9 AUCTION Room, whera lie has opened choice
.-AA.Iecnon of
CLOTHS, C.3SSI.HERES and T-ESTLNGS,
Which he will make up in the most fashionable style
gzle Furnishing Department.
Consists Of Embroidered and plain Linen Shirts Fancy
Cotton, Checked Linen and Hickory Shuts; silk and
Mixed undcrshirts, Red and white FLANNEL Shirts
Drawers; Fancy Satin and plain Scarfs; Cravats of the
newest styl2s; White ard black Kid Gloves Buckskin
and Cloth do Suspend rs, from 10 one dollar;
Oiled silk and Scotch Bingham Umbrellas; and great
variety of other articles mention. lie
will also keep on hand choice selection of
RE2DT-.N4DE CLOTHING,
Which he will sell low for cash, consisting Of Black
Dress and Frock Coats; Olive and Green do. Albert
and Sack Goats Pilot and Blanket Overcoats of all
qualities; India Rubber Goats and lrggngs, Morning
Gowns, &c., K. Sept I'D & W BIN.
AMERICAN HOTEL
On Fine, tetueen .hain and Second streets,
ST. Louis, Mo.
,L, THE ab We hotel, rchniit, thoroughly rn
Ei4n.l ovaed and fur Iis with entire new furniture,
EM,I with large and convenient additions has, been
$500 opened by the subscriber FOR the accommodation
OF transient and permanent boarcrS "Wednesday tile
18Th Septemb r.
The location de ir,e, being situated in the centre
OF The most extensive mercantile portion of the city, and
equally convenient 10 the I.vcc. The house, with its
new additions, contains large and airy sufficient
for the accommodation of hundred persons with d
ming room OF sufficient size to sa comfortably tbs above
number
It is the discrimination Of the proprietor to make it
equal, in ry spect 10 any house in tie city, and
hopes, by the Strices attention to the hest interests q
his guests, II rit liberal share OF patronagr.
July 49, l65l.--iy. GEORGE WOOD.
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OHARLESTON, OCT. Id,
The vote in the 9th district for candidates for
the Southern Congress, stands as follows -
VIM. Aiken, co-operationists, 2,479; w. ID.
Porter, do. e,oI6; Palmer, opposite, 1,l0l; Civ
ing CO operrtion majority of ] ,i62. 1t is sup
posed that two thirds Of the State has voted in
favor of co-operation
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South Carolina Election.

CHARLESTON, Oct. Is.
There have been 100 more votes polled to-
day, than on the first day Of the Legislative
election last year. Mcssrs. Aiken and Porter,
co-operatioAists, it is anticipated, will receive
nearly two-third vote.
: CHARLESTON, Oct. a.
The co-operationists claim large majority
A very full vote has been polled in all the dis
tyicts heard from. isE
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ONO ELEcTIoS-We learn in addition Ia
the telegraphic reports of late, the following:
Toledo City, Woods majority: los
+ Sandusky City, I" %
Columbus $50
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

Gross ST. Louis Matches warranted article now in
'cstnre and for sale very low Ky
Sept Is EMERSON & SIIfEJ -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-29

Chemist and Druggist, No. l01l Main street, adjoining
the Wa lies House. Country merchants supplied on tie
M ,st reasonable terms, and at tic shortest notice
Dubuque, October, %, 1851. dau If
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TOTAL. $2W3,o76 S225l ylS $2ll3,75o S2,30H4
The amount Of capital, s7lol ,o66 investments,
$e54o25. The above table shows aggregate increase
in the line Of discounts compared with last year of
$s5s, In circulation sos $40; in deposits $780,
lat and in specie, $l964l6 1t will be that the
amount of specie on hand in the banks of Baltimore
$2s 266 more than the circulation. The discounts
exceed the capital a, 6s2T30.
The earnings of the Rutland and Burlington Rail-
road Company for the six months ending December
81 1860, after deducting amounts paid and due all
connecting reads, $i55 800 9l Expenses during
same period $6l,2b5 TO- Balance S1o4,o46 81, being
net nings for SIX months. Calculating the earn
ipgs of entire year upon this basis and it will give
result six per cent on the bonded and floating
debt, eight per cent the preferred stock and six
Per cent the stock, at the present market
price say 500 per share, When 1t is considered that
the business Of the past six months has been inter
Inpted by almost unexappled freshets in Vermont,
causing heavy losses and great delays the above
suit shows exceedingly well for road which Is yet in
the infancy Of its DEVELOPMENT The receipts of the
present year will be largely increased by the ogdens
burgh and Vermont and Canada roads in the business
of which the Rutland will participate with its flourish
ing neighbor, the Vermont Central.
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FOR SALE AND 10 LEY.

EoR SALE. OR EXCHANGE roR CITY PROPERTY
The farm known Ho ward Place tanning
acres situate the south Bay the village Of ssyvle
Long Island formerly the residence Capt.
About half the land under high state Of and
the whole lies tloping beautifully towards the beach, and
capable great production The mansion surrounded BY
ensivo and lawn well shaded with
shrubberycontans about 20 is in good condition
and has been recently painted coach houses IL
horses Of the largest barns the island houses ice
milk, COAL smoking tool cattle sheds pig peas
house &c. All the main travelled road about quarter
Of milo from the water with handsome leading
the beach. This is undenaby very desirable residence
from its popularity Of coil the purity and abundance Of
ter There three wells Of soft water besides several
springs on the premises modified sea sir-the balzy
from the beAuts bay rendering IL decously cool
IN summer and quite senpeate IN winter These AVIAN
There on the place young orchard Of aeont 100 trees Of
selected grated fruit and extensive garden filled with
great variety Of small fruits plants grapet Ec. Game
abounds in the vicinity and the most
Of Isaak Walton &c grahed his hsarts desire with
the fish and oysters from the Bay and trout shoals his
and the neiEhborng streams Manure Of the best
quality constantly depoting the beach in large guam
Titles therefore only the labor Of eartin
every Of the place extensive vew Of the Bay and
beyond The distance from New York is about 50
miles Time three hours BY railroad If not sold entire by
the fret Of February 1t win be divided and sold in
lots Terms moderate and mos. Of the purchase
remain bond and mortgage, il desired. Inquireof
y. ID. HOWARD. Irving House, NsW York,
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

QARNUMs MUSEUM PHILADELPHIA-P. 7. BAR
~ mum, Proprietor NJ Manage Henry Sandford Assis
tant Managerrhrd week and triumphant Of the
elegant Eastern fairy show piece named CHERRY AND
FAIR STAR so gorgeousy Produced, and 80 beautifully
delneaed The but yields general desire when
he announces this spendd piece Their week. Other
excellent pieces viii be produced and performed vary
and intensity tho interest Of each entertainment
from the attractions OF the Lecture Room, the
Saloons interesting with their dfesst
eurosites There are two daily perform anoes at and
o'clock Admitance TO the Saloons md
Is cents-children under ten years, I21s cents
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIsONY MADE EAsy-OR now TO WIN A
vi LoverProfegor Lswtou, Of London having arrived
la Boston will sand address receipt
postpaid plain directions % enable ladies' aad gentlemen
win the devoted attentions Of 81 the
their hearts desire. The process is simple
captivating hst all NAV be married irrespective Of sp-
position; an last though least, be
srrspeea with such ssse and esiose that DIGESTION i'm
possible. Address Professor LAWrON, Boston, Macs No
letter taken from the Poet once unless the paid
f,ARD.-MRs BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders services 70 ladies and gentlemen % this city
IN asroogy love, and Law mstter Interpreting dreams
by books aud science sonstany relied on by Nap0eor
viii tell Sc " tho lads rentieman sv vi
81 the virsrr kescenoe M Cnnton street
Laaies seventy. bve cents. Gentlemen dollar.
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M HENRY, AUCTIoNEER.-B. 3. PARsON WILL
NA sell Ct auction on Saturday evening January IL At
seven Solosa at n. saiisry 81 Broadw.y choice oose
on Tuesday evening" an sale OF me enErayns
A LOTION NoTICE.-THos BELL. AUCTIONEER-
"A By Bush this day, at10 o'clock in the auction
rooms, ~ North william street large sale Of Dry Goods,
Watches Gold Chains four London Guns fes
atty demijohns Liquors Butter Cheese valuable turning
GALE AT AUCTION, or SEVEN PER CENT MORT
CcmPaSy-he Directors Mad River and Lake Erie
Railroad Company will sell at auction 1t the Merchants
bret Of January L BY xes,r. ass
sery Draper Jones, Auetioneers eight hundred thousand
to be issued by the Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad Com
papy for the q their track With heavy
viii be secured by mortgage given to trustees the entire
road with its equipn ents fixtures and sub
stOo each, dated the LIST February 1851 and having
teen with interest per per
York the Of February and August in each year.
will be attached TO each bond The road extends
dusky City Ohio on Lake Erie 70 Springfield, l34 miles.
Cincinnati From Springfield extends TO Dayton "a miles,
and hss branch road to tndlay ID miles forming
tai Of "a miles Of railroad The road passes through
Der Of fourshng and agrcultur country
fertility. IL is finished and in fun operations net Income
Tor the four months ending ON goth November last having
The cost Of the roai up to this time is So so72i Is
my SApa. .oeA ioeouS, w
Tie terms payment viii be ten per cent cash. the BAL
the first Of February purcha having
the option Of paying the whole amount cash that
before their maturity For further information for
printed statement. showng the condition of the road APP
ply to Sessrs. SAMUEL HENsnAw X SONS, Merchants
WARD s. CO., No. 81 Wall street.