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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
SURGICAL AND MEDICAL NOTICE
DIR. FIR. cIOLMA.

DIR. FIR. CIOLINA,
LATELY Director Of the Indiana 'Priysfe Hospi.
tai, Columbus, Indiana.
v.OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dubuque.
and vicinity that am permanently located at Iowa
City, to practice in all branches Of the Medical and Sur
gica sciences. in possession Of all Surgical and
sur yica Mechanical Instruments, and refer particularly
the scaos Of the eyes, and other necessary operations
as the horrible disease called Epilepse which cured,
with my own sytem thousands.
Letters arc to be directed To me at Iowa CITY
"a. lS5l-3mw -
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PLAN MING MILL,
SASH DOOR, AND BLIND SHOP.

SASH DUOK, AND BLIND SHOP.
r II undersigned takes this method of informing the
the citizens of Dubuque, Mechanics aud Ftrm r.
generally, that n is prepared to do all kinds Of
planning, such flooring partitions shelving, &c. Of
width, from sixteen inches, and three quar-
tiers OF inch to three inches in thickness, producing
.rface similar TO hand work. He keeps constantly
hand Dressed Lumber for sale and is pi pared
execute all orders from abroad IN his line.
Country Merchants
And Others will please member thar this is m place
buy SASH, DonRs &c. phoiesdie and retdH, cheap
for cash. All ask is 10 give cad before
els whcr'
Shop of Iowa and Fourth sire, t, adjeinnc
the 7. importance House.
J. l.. DICKINSON.
N. r. Turning and Saving done short notice il
esrcd. Aug 6,-wtm.
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Stop them Animals.

C1TRAYED from tn subscrbnr, near Independence,
- Buchanan county, alb mt the LIST of April last, bay
and six colts One light strawberry (>talloH)
old, with white hind foot One hood bay,
(sa lion) Years old. One bay mare years old,
white stripe on her adj. One roam, year old, (stal
lIon) hind foot white Onn colt, year
old with in her face. One dark bay mar,
year old, and dark la, mara about fourteen and
half hands high, eight years old. A sntab reward will
he paid for their delivery, any information of tIir
| whcreahoutS. HAMILTON MEGONIGAI.
| Oct L. IS5I-w Impi
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FIRE! FRET! FIRE!!!

- YOUH FltOILhl ms ltED u.
TIME undersigned is Agent for that old substantial
i Company, tie
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Fort Plsn, New York, with Capital of 8 i25.OOO
take risks on store hous and cont nts; merchan
disc of ev ry description, transported either by land or
water; on mills, barns and tenrm nts OF any scripon,
either in country, in er the above companies
IALSO HAVE THE AGENCY of the
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New York rs Wall str e. will net accumulated
fund of 81 100000 and the
.NEW FORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Jos, Broadway Of Pine street. Risks taken on
life, from one hundred to ten housand dollars.
Office thu store Of johnson 4 bunting, No. 70
Main ST., Dubuque
w. l.. JOHNSON, Agent.
October 3, 185l-dwly.
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NJ. Epw. A. LUZ. JAMES LAwTHr
NM. LAW" HER Il CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN FOR

w HJI'F.NitIIE NNII nj TNITI UF.NI,f.KS IN FOX
EIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
1T the old stand Of Hin. Lothfr .Nan street, Dubuque
WTE ar prepared fo furnish country merchants and
w thu public generally will, goods as reasonable
terms any house this city.
We are constantly receiving direct from
turcr: very article of ndise usually kept
ed in this country, which will he sold a very small
advance cost, exclrang d tor country produce.
The highest market price will all times he paid for
the pr, ducts of the country i'm cash.
Dubuque, ay :, 1851. It
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Yves crn Brewery for Sale.

THIS Brewery and large stone establishment, at
the West end Of Egth street is offered for sale the
reasonable portion only of the money being
required be paid in hand The building and every thing
about it is new having been used but few months En-
qui-e OF the undersigned on the premises.
N B. good hors and Wagon for sale c.cap at same
place. JOHN KROCII. nov5 w3ts
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BURTON.S CHEAP STORE ENLARGED.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS!

BURTON.S CHEAP STORE FNLARGED.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS!
GREAT RUSH OF BUYERS!
1T. admit that BUTTONS is the place tn Buy G"ods
N Cheap fr cash produce; and great has been the
rush. in ctnseqlence Of this fact that he has dnbed the
size of his strc and having just returned from the East,
opening of the largest and hest selected stocks
of goods brought this market, in order accomo
date his increasing customers.
To those who have bought at Burton's Cheap store
heretofore, need not describe the varios and almost
unlimited assortment Of goods which keep hand
But the unnformed would say have every vari-
ETY. of dry goods from the finest dress goods for ladies' to
The cheaJ prints and domescs; have broadclut,s
cassimeres and sanets, fine and coarse; ready madc
clothing of every style and quality, and suitable for all
sorts of weather boots and shoes great var grocer
les of evry description hardware, queensware glassware
&C.. &c.
Ill Kinds Of produce bong ht and Sold.
lr3Remcmbcr stand is Immediately under the Wa
pies House, Main street, Dubuque. Look for BNRTON7s
! CHEAP STORE.
GEO. W. BURT S& co.
80. u las1 da.,,
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SOUS
II H.
3l13I!l111I!lu

HenOrrhods or Piles is dis, produced BY local
irritation, cosfiveness, purgave stimulans undue de-
termination of blood to the IIenorrloda vessels by
cessive riding walking or cong stive state Of the
Liver; and often by POPULARITY of the constitution
itself.
Ii is usually considered under three forms, varieties,
follows: Blind Piles White Piles and Bleeding Piles
This disease is ccnlmcn and " II known
that d. scrption of is mpoms is not considered ne
cessary.
In fering the Embrocaon the public the proprie
feels confident in warran'ing certain, safe and
speedy cure. IL has long he used by Physician of
enncnce and with most astonishing success indeed, il
never fails If used according 10 the directions.
In addition to its being positive remedy for the piles,
il fails cure that LNTOLER-9BLE ITCHLN5
which is common. aud las lis location in tie
parts the piles. II is also invaliabl. ap
plicaton to painful and dnrated tumours and to old and
Unconditional ulcer that painful and do not heal for
of action-many If Skin that Of long
standing readily cured by this ointment.
T.. MASON, Agen1
Aug. G,-1y.
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N EW s T 0 R E,

Just opening, t,co doors aLore the f,ak.
I AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and ROYs, in
IL cit! and country, respectfully invited call and
examine my goods; consisting in part as follows:
DRY IND STAPLE GOODS,
Such French and American cloths and casslmeYes;
satinetS; wiite red and domestic fannes black and
brown mlsns; Prints large and fine assortment BATS
waddns, cotton yarn, drllinss stripes, checks, &C.
SILK md DRESS GOODS,
Embracing silk goods of every description and ladies'
dress goods of the latest styles and patterns with nges
and trimmings suit the colurs. Bonnets good assor-
ment, with ribtans, Innings, artiicials, and plunes;
with full assortment OF white goods such worked
collars, chezettes, nrslins, grapes linen hankerchie
linens, &c.
GROCERIES,
full and complete stock always hand.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
You will find in my stock, genemens boots and brogans
of every quality Ladies' misses and chiIdren's and
shoes of every style
QTEE.VSUARE
In this branch am confident shall please my customers.
have purchased my goods in the eastern markets. and
intend To sell them low any no of the
tsins. J. c. WEATHEKBY.
Dubuque, Sept. "a. 1851.
WOODEN Yarn.
7 HAVE just received assortment of white, black,
blue couded. and blue mixed wooden yarn which will
be sold cheap for cash. J. r. THOMAS,
sept 5-d-w-v Nearly opposite the NAPLES House
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LEMON SYRUP AND LEMONS.
q BOXES superior Lemons and concentrated Lemon
q Syrup received by DEsCEI.I.Es & MICHEL.
July 20, Sly,
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A CAR ID.

"A n
j. p. PORTER, Dental Surgeon,
IIAVING purchased the Entire Stock and Dental Prac-
i tice of d. b. Lee of this place. respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens Of Dubuque and
the Interior.
Office opposite the Bank, and Immediately the Exchange
and Ranking House,
where he will be happy perform all operations upon the
teeth, both for their beauty and preservation. Teeth III
serted Ill whole partial sct upon any of the modern
improved methods, with without artificial gums and
r0rraned far fJf,
Particular attention paid TO Extracting, Filling and
clcansing also, to the regulation of Chldren's teeth He
material but the BEST and WILL in a operations,
whether surgical mechanical give entire satisfaction or
make no charge. Refer
Asa HoRR II. d.. Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
J. w. FINLEY, NJ D.; Mai NJ. MORLEY;
&. w. RICHARDS, NJ. D.. P. WALES, ESQ.,;
II. THOMAS, M. ID.
Dr. p has hand large and well selected stock of
INCORRUPTIliI.E TEETH which he offers to the Pro-
tcssion at Manufacturers prices. Orders espct fully so
cited
Dubuque, Sept. r. 1851.
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NOTICE.

CtTRAYED from the subscribers about the Goth of
- September, par Of red Sttgs, five years Old
Ono had ring in his nose the ends of his horns tut
Off and the tut of his tl is taken of. The other is
heavier boned brighter red animal with hornes and tail OF
full length.
Also light bndlc Steer, four old of middng
size with rather slim broad horns and long bushy tail
Whoever will take said animals and give nl
nation directed to Forestve Post Office, Delaware Co.,
that W emay get them shall be literally rewarded.
| J. l.. BRUCE.
! Oct %, DIV Int &c FOLSOM
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MARRIED,
PROCLAMATION.

At Sageville, the Both ult, by Rev. Mr. Holbrook,
his city, MI. CoRNELIus STREET, 10 Miss JANE Burt.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05

DETURNS her sincere thanks to the Ladies' Of Dr.
h buque and the surrounding neshborhood for the
very liberal patronage she has received since her
mencement in business and also informs them thar
she has her winter goods ready for their nspecton
consisting of Velvet, Satin, Silk, Cloth Other Bon
nets adapted the coming season, of the newest and
NEST fashionable styles; Also blond lace caps head
dresses and taras pletts and ladies' coats; as
sortment of muslin edgings and inserting, fancy but
tons, &C., &c. Mourning bonncts always in stock.
| RESIDENCE-Main street, corner OF 10th street.
Dubuque, Oct. 20.-dwlm,
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JNO. M. McDANELD,

Office Bunk Ro,o, Main Street, trer b. j.
OHntiorans Store,
CTlLI. continues in receipt ofBOUNTY WARRANTS
- of all Sizes which he will sell for cash, locate on
time on very reasonable TERMS pays taxes, examines
ties prepares in trments of writing purchases and sells
lands in the Dubuque Land District which he pre-em
nently able to do having acted Surveyor within the
District for many years. Letters addressed me- Post
Paid unpaid will receive prompt attention. Oct 2St
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05

Chemist and Druggist, No. l00l Main street, adjoining
the VARIES House. Country merchants supplied the
most reasonable terms, and at the shortest notice
Dubuque, Oct,,ber, %, 1851. daw II
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
@ UGH is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and
- Housc-keeper
QUEE.NSW.4RE,
Among the best and most extcnsvestock in town.
GROCERIES
OF all the various kinds, together with various other
goods, such Ladies and Misses Mff (some very ne)
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags, Trunks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains Carpcng, India Mating Carpet binding
White goods Shaws of the Bay State and Empire Mills
and lots of other things too numerous to mention.
TIA my old Fri nds and Customers return my sincere
thanks for their support amidst all the temptations to buy
goods cost of which this has of late been the
Of and by fair dealing and unifm prices, hope to merit
a continuance of their conflence.-T the public in Gen
eral I would say I will sell Goods low any reg
ular House. Those who doubt it he easily made to
believe it, ON examination. r. ]. O'HALLORAN.
p. s. will take produce of all kinds in payment o
debts or in exchange for Goods up the 20th Of October
a cash prices. All those who know they are owing me
would confer great favor by settling up their accounts a.
cannot afford any longer indulgence
Sept % b. J. OHALLORAN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
NEW GO LIS
FOR TIL E FALL ABE,
AT O'HALLORAN'S,
No. II, Main street,
DUBuQuE, Iowa.
y n inst ritz nf Fall ,nod.


DUBUQUE, Iowa.
T HAVE just opened portion Of my Fail Goods,
prsing large assortment Of
DRY GOODS
In all their varctics-sch Broad -coths, Casncrcs,
Safnets; Kentucky Jeans Blue Blankets Flanncls-red
blue, and white Drillngs--brown and buc Gotten Elan
n"Sbrown and bleaced Shcetings and Shirtings-hck-
CRY sfripcs; Ticking; Table and Bed Linen Dcnins; lin
se!S, Alpacas Mernos n"aincs ChintzS GnghamS, and
Prints of great yaric Y, at prices suit all tastes and
styles To suit tho fancy.
RE.dDY Made CLOTHING FOR MEN and BOYS.
One IT the iarg'si and best nssortments
In the city
Those wanting clothing of any kind from Dress roa
to Fear -naught Ovcr-coat, would do well to cXanin
stock.
BOOTS md SHOES, for Men and Boys-A No.
article and at very low prices.
LADIES and Misses Boofes, BuSkins, and High cut
Potkas, in great variety Of style and quality.
HITS IND caps,
fine assortment. The Silk Plush "Cap'' of the
may be seen at O'HALLORAN'S.
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net, please call upon the undersigned, who is Agent
Il tor ole OF tie OLDEST REsroNsiBLE
MES THE UNITED STATES, .1 N
! THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn, and takes Fire. Inland and Marine
Risks OF the most favorable terms. s-5s,-
e..arl u CHAS CORKERY, Agent.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-05
Land Warrants
WINTER FASHIONS,

GOLD 81 cap for cash or located on time on most rc-sor
y able terms by G. w BURTON noy5wsn
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NJ u s &C..

MRS. COOKE continues to give instruction in music OIL
wi the Piano Forte, Mcodan, Guitar and in Singing
and would be glad to receive increase of pupils. She
is also prepared - take few young ladies boardcr
in her family who may wish to avail themselves of hc
services from distance; and there good schools il
Dubuque, at which they can, at the same time, be ednca
ted in other branches.
nct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25

.,s.r s,lmula. ding atmosphere, so peculiar with
as Snow, should Judge, IN nearly inc SAINT
ss,sr,,y as in inner New York, the Summers
SSsc .nose there too, dry and hot, and me
sp,,ue. commonly, really beginning IN the iniuoie
dApnL ,,,~,. ,ho,rb no, an.
aont,v like our own, yet produces similar re-
pate in climate Too far inland TO be touched
'he warm, moist breezes which battle all the
" s coasts Of Europe, and exposed also to
" teen. cold blasts from the lofty CarpathlanS,
wv, the same time, from its southern situation
~ he influence of the sun, on those wide, I'M
SS~T.,ed mains, shows as high a range OF temper
&c in Summer as our own climate so that
.ss effects arc nearly the same as our own ex-
ansnre at once to a tropical sun and 10 polar
rS,1s and our deprivation OF those warm. moist
',,,ds from the sea, which SO favor the tempera-
1--WE Of Western Europe
The other productions, too, as ! before sald
.,snearly the same in the two countres-so
,hat climate will hardly account for the difference
IN he growth of the vine Neither Will dlifer-
epce of soil, as the vine IN Hungary is raised on
almost every variety OF earth, from the STATE or
granite sOI of the mountain SIDES, TO me SANDY
soil. OF rich mold, on the plains. Inc only
cause is probably, the little attention which mas
thus far been given to the matter IN America
and the little experience possessed by most III
cultivating the vine.
NV remaining observations on A hungarian
Farm" shall be obliged 10 postpone to another
letter, as this has already run to an undue
length. C. /. B.
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Principal OF the Primary Department These seven
te achers all well qualified ami tined IN their
eral stations. The charge for tuition ranges &I2,
sec ard s3o. according 10 ctpaslmen,s Board IN
The town, from 81 50 10 81 so
These are the outlines Of literary Institution &C.
cupying 4 very large field IN very noble and grow.
u STATE, from which much Is anticipated 6y the
loves OF Literature directed by Religious inAuen.
Is exceedingly we'll managed and lserally endo ved
arc has pledged to It's support the strength Of the
Baptist denomination in Pennsylvania and New
And although our - Lewlshurg" can NOT be found IN
ANY Maps OF as late date as 1881, your readers
NAY be satisfied there IS such a town, and thin It
on. of the best established and most founshlns Col
legss IN our broad Union. vERirAG
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WISCONSIN,.
Railroad Scenery Lakes-Agriculture -Wheat
Crop-Statc of knowledge among the Farm
ers- Mineral Lands-Miners - Wisconsins
Resourses-Reply TO Mr.. Johnson.

WISCONSIN, Fnday, Aug ID 1901
To III. Editors Of the N. Y. Tribune:
The traveller going west from Milwaukee
is taken on the cars through pleasant country
to Waukesha, distance OF twenty miles, where
stages are in readiness 10 convey him iurther
Alter leaving Waukesha the road passes through
a country possessing many charming features.
II abounds in Lakes, varying from small sizes 70
six and ten niles IN length. They are usually
fed from springs in their beds, which, when they
are of considerable depth, cause the water 10 DC
cool in the midst of Summer They abound IN
excellent fish of various kinds. understand
however that the small speckled trout so much
the desire and pride OF the amateur fisherman, Is
not To be- found in these southern waters OF WIS.,
consin. vet are plentiful in the north. The banks
of these Lakes have good variety OF pleasant
outline and elevation. DO not think saw an
acre tina, could not be cultivated-no bold bluffs,
tall cliffs, or rugged mountains.
must make the same complaints of farming
here that did ~ Michigan. Everything is half
done or less scarcely field IN the order 1t
should be- The farmers do no. think OF manur-
Ing and say they have no time for hoelng or
wedding. Their fields OF wheat are literally
fields OF weeds. and as Tor gardens, they are
scarcely discoverable-not because they cannot
be | saw one at Summit, a hide beyond the Ma
shota OF Twin Lakes, that for flowers and fruits
will equal anything to be seen IN the East. iet
the farmers Of this county, mean o. course the
great ma orlty OF them-care nothing Tor these
things. They are satisfied to live, and believe
70 die, IN this untidy way Their houses usually
stand out upon some bare held without tree tor
ornamen, OF shade, and when they can quit then
log-cabin for clap-board house they make II
bald, naked and white.
Nearly all the farmers through whose lands
we passed, and ain told throughout the State,
are suffering from the failure of the wheat crop
which is said 70 be winter killed. | should
say. that OF ,woihlIds to three fsur,hs OF all the
whea, saw, the Weld would be under zen 0usn'
els 10 the acre while great portion would not
give five. This is great loss 10 the farming
community. as they depend on this crop mainly
for cash and as this latter article Is ndlSpensa'e
to enable them to pay interest on morgsges-
SAID interest being Il per cent. in this fair land
&c. &c. 1t Is not difficult 10 see that the iaiuIe
Of the means of obtaining il becomes deciaeu
trouble
The theory which ascrlbes the failure oil 'he
wheat crop 10 It's being wlnter-kllled, IS as ioi
lows When but little snow falls during '"e
Winter. the land is left so exposed 10 'ns se'e'e
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s-rAuras 70 ARRIVE vRox BuaoPp

CITY OF GLAseow-sl'd I'm Lvp1 for Philadelpsa- DC
EI,GsR Sailed from Liverpool fr Nsw-fot, W IL
p.eIFrc Sailed from Liverpool for Nsw-forko1s J."
FuRoPa-Saled from Liverpool for Bosfon. oe'
ErIsKIIN- ealls from hsNe for New foh o"'' 81
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Tns Ocean Steamer.
,,sy op srIAagRs IoR THE Aosrh o. o'Tobth'

An etters and NewSpaperS on haid Tor England Esah6
,ad scotland sent the frs. steamer mater 81 What
Ire.
uus be PREPAID twenty Saze rate sIesr for
tho,s place required To be prepaid IA full
Letters Continent Of Europe ~ the cObAAb Lae
must be prepaid FIVE snSie rate, sIosts sthSse
places required 70 he prepaid IN frli
st,er, by The Hayrr Line naus. Ne prepaid twsnfyoxy
per half ounce Inland pOsas- 20 be ADDED sIeep -
Grea, Britain.
Newspaper oy ether Line 70 shs '"n'he"' 70 NV nv
iIsnd possske mos; be added Letters NswslsDsrs
N r. Costs~nt Of Europe Have and Biesss LRss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-27
wooDBURN,s FEVER AND AcU
REMEDY

Nov offered TO the pubic tor the first lime.
IN This medicine has existed in a priva,e iamy
tor more than fifty years, has been distr budte
ring the whole time. in all instances proved iise
n never iano remedy, whether applied TO common
cases or To third day ague, OF well known stubborn
notoriety,
Such experience, together with numerous solici-
give il TO the public The undersigned, who know
the medicine by their owr experience, have coll
sented To take an agency for part of Indiana and
Illinois, and now offer il by he dozen single bot.
tie, with the express understanding that the
will always be refunded where the medicine, used
according TO directions, does not ell, CT perice!
and permanent cure. ALLlS g. HOWES
mhlOu
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-08-27
EVANSVILLE. Ia, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81 1851.
DRY GOODS. HARDWARE.


lust received, and'for sale by John s. Hopkins.
y general assortment OF Dry Goods, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes, &c. Among which will he found
the following articles:
Shawls, Silk, Brocude, Cashmere and Long
Shawls;
Bonnets. Tuscan. Chip and Straw:
Black Silk Visetis;
Colored French Merinos, Cashmeres, M De
LANES, Turkish Sntins, Fancy Silks, &c;
Black Silks. from % to 80 inches wide;
Piano and Table Covers;
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Travelling Bags:
French Broadclofhs ana Cassimeres, fancy
colors;
Silk, Satin and Cashmere Vesiincc,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, of the latest style;
Wall Paper and Bordering;
Window Shades, Tassels and Fixtures:
Embroidered Swiss Curtains;
Axes-Hunis' and Collins chopping and broad
Axes,
Cotton Batting and Wadding;
Looking Glasses, Of ali sizes;
Dress Trimmings, Cut Velvet. Laces, &c.
A general assortment OF Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Hardware, &c. selected expressly fer thi
market, and will be sold at the lowest cash price
al Wholesale or retail, ny
nov6-t' JOHN S. HOPKINS.