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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-12-03
JOHN HILL,

JOHN HILL,
ARCHITECT IND BUILDER,
CORNER of Locust and Sixth streets, Dubuque,
~ Iowa, would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared to any pro-
essonal duties that he intrustcd To him Par'icu-
Ear attention given Designs and Building Drawings
with all their details and specifications the most
sonablc terms.
Nov. S,-d&wly
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Livery Stable.

On 4h Jeoecn streets, CITY Hotel
LYMAN q SHOMO,
AVING had their stable, horses, &c. destroyed by fire
IL have how built news able, and purchased fresh
horses, harness, saddles bnggies carriages sukes,
etc, To which they invite public examnat on and trial.
Ne pledge ourselves keep good horses carriages,
etc., be found anyohere in The Northwest. all Ge
ask Is a triGl.
~ Highest prices paid tor oats and hay.
April 30 1851. If tfs
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LAND GAENCY.
NJ. JosHU. BARNEY. II. BOOTH.
w, j. BARNEY & co.

w sJs DtA ftNE ~ NOs
CTIII. continue to transact all business connected
- with the purchase and sale of real estate whether i'll
the city country. They will examine titles prepare
eonyeyances pay taxes locate bounty aud warrants,
and prepared to afford information of akinds relative
lands in the Dubuque Land District. Maps and dia
grams he furnished if requir d. Land arrants of
49, 80 and 80 constantly on hand for sale or l"ca
ton Oh % advantageous terms, and til guaranteed.
Farmers residing distance have the ir lands
tered by addressing by letter post paid and thus avoid
the expense of journey. Emgants and settlers would
10 wel to cali before applying elsewhere
Office West side of Main street, nearly opposite the
Sobc Buildings, Dubuque Iowa. june
1|F Western Democrat and Progressive Era, (when
established will please copy for var and forward
oil to this office. june 4-ly
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SELLING OFF ATCOST.
R, C. WAPLE'S
UOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN, IAN

n, L, w HFLcS
WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE
UP TOWN,
One Door South Of Spaulding's Book Store.
r HIVE Just received very large stock of Fall and
Winter gonds and pr, par to furnish all of
old friends and as many new ones may favor me
with call, with any and every thing in my line that
IN may desire. My facilities for getting goods
In my dr. goods department have every thing of the
very latest style, and atter myself that please
the most fastlious. have
Dress silks and Safins Plain plaid and watered
VI dc lain $ of all qualities Poplns
Coinurg cloths Plain and printed cash.
Exhibition lu>tres Canton cloths
French nlerimOs Alpaccas of all qualities
English do French oil snghams
Am, rican oil .inghams English do do
Dress trimmings of every description.
GONNETS.
Flor acc Rutland, satin and pearl white and colored
satin and velvet bonnets. Also, beautiful stock of
bonnet ribbons.
CARPETS.
very large lot of fine and super fine ingram and
three ply carpetines which can sell at manufacturers
prices having bought them extraordinarily low.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS.
brought to Iowa. and having purchase at unusual
~ low rates, offer great inducements to purchasers
CLOTHING.
have also good stock of clothing, boets, Shoes hats
and caps Please call and examine them if you tc
sec good article.
GROCERIES.
large lot of groceries bought chean and for sale
in lots to suit purchasers. Remcmb the upper end
Gown move dWtf
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GELPCkE Il SCHROEDER.
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers.
ED NJ ~ IL - HE g. INN

HARD WARE, WOODEN WARE,
aEEENs-WARE, GLASS WARE, ETC.
Main street, one door South of the american
House.
yNHE undersigned beg Lave to aorm their the
public in general that they have repenished their store
in ga most gallant style" You will now, only find Il
fnll stock OF carefully selected groceries, but Also avar-
ely OF Thousand other necessary 'xngs too
10 mention, but all of which offer for sale the low
est po ible prices.
Come and examine stock, and pledge ourselves,
that we can furnish YOU with every thing cheap any
other establishment in the city.
We also embrace This opportunity, to tender most
heartfelt thanks to the citizens of Dubuque and surround
ing country for the liberal patronage which they STOW
ed strangers, from the other side of the gcbe
by strict attention, low prices and good articles hope
10 merit Il continuance of the same.
GELPCKE & SCHROEDER,
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Removal.

1TyIIE undersigned owing to the duties of his office,
i has been compelled remove his office from the
Globe Building the Court House, where he may be
found at all reasonable hours and where he will be hap
nv see his old friends and the land law or
money line. NN. \. I.oN Eii,
Nov IL IS5I-dwIy .7n'r at Lao
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School Notice.

THE District School for District No2 of JUL town
ship in TIE city of Dubuque, ed Ward, will com
mence ON Monday the LIST day of December, lo5l at the
Methodi t church, under the charge of Daniels Lee ESD
! who has been employed as Teacher.
S. HEMPSTEAD,
! Dec o-owd President of the Board.
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Land Warrants.

CORRECTED EXPRESS w. ) BARNET & co.
Mexican Warrants for lfo Acres, Cash $lC5
do da On one wears time so5
New Issue Warrants for $50 Acres, Cash l31al}5
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Is \ 1 I. u o A u TIC e .
.SF-1:1. S-1S.I~z lSSss.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of the
Dubuque and kcokuk Railroad Company North will he
held in the City of Dubuque, Thursday, the ed day
of January next, for the annual election of officers for tn
Company and for the transaction of other legitimate
business JAllES II. GOODRICH, See
Dec. I-3t
W TIE papers in the State of Iowa will confer favor
by copying this notice.
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~. Slaves in Brazil, when they find dia-
mond Of great value in diamond mines, are set
free.
IT The Presidents message may be expected
soon
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HEALING VIRTUES.
81 O A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine in use has accomplished Extra
dinary Cnrss and given Uniccrsa Satisfaction
variety and stage Of disease that has eItcncr and
rapid sale SoaR's Ointment and Condition JhHdsr
The OintacM is swiftly suIerceding all other Dinenis
and Iiuncnts the Of Fresh Wounds, Calls OF al
kinds Sprans. Bruises Cracked Heels, Ringbonc Wind
gals Poll Evil Ca los Spavins, Sweeney, Fs,na, Sit
fast, Strains, Lancncss. Sand Cracks. Foundecd Feet
Scratches Grease. Mango and Horse Distemley.
THE C1noifion Poracr will remove all inflammation ard
fever, purify the blood loosen the skin, cleanse the water
and strengthen every part Of the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following. diseases:
Founder, Disempcr Hide Bound, Loss Of Appetite, la
ward Strains Yellow Water. Inflammation of the Eyes.
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism, Commonly
called stiff compain which proves fatal to many vala-
able horses in this country also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate SO many
fatal diseases,
These remedies iinrc, and neays Cure the d.
rectons are followed.
For further particulars and multitude OF Cefyca'es OF
remarkable Cures get Pamphlets of agents. - -
w. B. SLOAN,
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NN1,lCE

NOTlUE
4 LII those who indebted TO ME by nete or book
II account, will please forward and settle the
same Immediately, very much in need OF money.
I will be found at all times at the City Hotel.
CHARLES HEWITT.
Dubuque, Nov 7,--d6w In.
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Rates osrxch.nxe.

CORRECTED FOR THE EXPRESS BY N. MOTLEY.
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i. u. JENNINGS.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office Fourth street, second door from City Hotel
Dubuque, May 81, lS5ly
Ben. M. SamUclS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CIiANCERY.
WILL attend to all business entrusted to his in
w Dubuque and the surrounding Counties.
" he has on hand Land Warrants to be sold for cash,
Ur located OH time.
Office No. /, Globa Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
October, %. 1850. 7-y
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COAL.

GrrrLfES or COAL rOR THE AIMS HOUSE, DE-
" rartmentirorosale. sealed and endorsed
be received BY the Governors of the AlmhVu at their
Rotunda Park, until IL o'clock NJ OF the tant for
mHyns aO tons broken coal and $500 tons stove cea
Of Beaver Black Heath, Wyoming Lehgh and al
descriptions Of the lest quality chestnut ard res
fe End OIL other impurities each ton consist fbs
10 be delivered at Beleyue foot Of twenty srce
eat river backvels and Randale Islands. at such
wnryes this city ss RAY tc designated Cor that rurrQse
~ such tnes snd in euch quantities reuurcf
o. before the lst day o November I'll expense
snd 70 70 subject TO the inspection Of competent person
appointed ~ the Governors Tor st purpose whose decision
w rtrct 70 quality shall he trsL Proposals. 10 be accom-
pahu ny INC names Of two ble with ther
ascent writing security for the athul performance Of
e contract The contractors have the privilege ~ de-
h'erns All the broken q stove eos AZ N
Early rod tho balance will not probably be required 70 be
dclyere3 before the let day 81 November merit Any nfes
mtion that lay be required viii BE- ~
this once. ,. CODnfNGTON,
%. UERAICK.
Y. HENRY
once oftfe Governors ofths Ainshouso,
New yorf, Nay SOL
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRlM0NY WADE Easy, or HOW TO WIN
w Inver-Prfessor IawtoH of London having arrived
n Bosten viii " any address, receipt 81 one eolls
post paid plain directions q enable ladies' gentlemen 10
win The devoted affections 81 the opposite sex The Process
simple but 90 t,ating that IN may be married, ire
sfcctFe % esc appearance, position and last 1though
noteas can be arranged Win and decaey that
Selection IL impossible. Address Professor avcn w. son
Na y. letter taien tbs Iva QAce nies w pcsi
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INSTRUCTION.


GPANISH LANGUACF.-A. r. BAEZ, TEACHER AND
Trtnsatorot the Spanish language will give lessons a
his residence In any part OF the city TRANSACTIONS sci
ertfc and literary Included will e correctly an pu
ally made Address Gas Broadway.
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PAPER HANgIN0s. sc,

EfNE FRENCH PAPER UANGTNGs. DECORATIONS
kc-1hosc In want o. the above articles shonid not
omit 20 look through establishment their interest
taste may We hest consulted by call TIIOs FAYE CO.
SS rctrl street, between Madison and Chatham.
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r, RAND-sTREET HALL, 1T GRAND.srREEr. NY

RAND-sTREET HALL, 1T GRAND-STREET, N. y
~ Rat killing, at the ha Friday evening, May IT,.
The public most respectfully informed that the extra
ordinary Chinese Mon Goose will hght the Vrgnan Racoon
Marian for aside One two tights will take place be-
200 rata to he killed in matches and sweepstakes &c. 60
Coon Bait, for dsome prize of dog eslar to be
given to the best dog Tickets admission 80 Doors
at TX clock, amusement to = Gentle
men try their dogs, all
Of the day and evening On Friday evening the d
inst will also be grand match between the celebr
ted Irish dog Pat and the American dog Railroad to kill
100 rats each.
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FINE ARTS.

N NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DrsIaN-rHE TWENTY
NTH Annual Exhibition Of the Academy oren "
ME public at their Galleries No es Broadwsy opposite.
Bond street, from A. NJ until 10 r. NJ Admittance Y
cer se,scn ucte,e ~ cents catalogues. IN GEMS. By
'''' y w II. suEGoeUE, Cor. Secretary, N. A.
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, I-L-TRoTTING.-rHURS-
~ day, May IL, At "a o'clock Pm. Great match for
Si0atwo mile heats - harness. Hiram Woodruff names
b. x. Pelham; George Nelson b. Black Harry.
Iusted kcndais line of Glbusoe will leave FULTON
ferry, brooklyn, for the Course fS II o'clock NJ until
Us O'Clock, Pm; leaving every half
the sports are over Fare ssoh way, u GENTS
JOEL CoSCKLIN, PROF rietoY.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, H. L-TRoTTING.-THURs-
~ day, Nav 18th, immediately arer the between
Pelham and Black Harry will come % Of $50 mile
heats in o. in harness. d. Pieer enters b. Dutch
Charley; VIM. Whelan enters g. Shaokebsek /. Ray
nor enters CHI. &. Selim JOEL CoNkLIN, Proprietor.
CENTREyILLE COURSE. l.. I.-TR0TTING.-rHURs-
~ day. May 18TH at o'clock. P.M., match for 500;
mile heats beet three In in harnes WOODRUFF names
b. <. Ratler. j. Somerindike names br Noses:
JOEL CONkLIS, Proprietor.
rENTREyILLE COURSE, l.. L-TROTTISG-THURS
~ day May 18TH ut four o'clock, Pm, match for $40;
mile heats in harness. between two private owners to
drive JOEL COAkLIN, Proprietor
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SPORTING.

DoAT RACE.-THE GREAT SCRUB RACE FOR
- foot boats will come THE afternoon between
the Of IL and g. The prize. splendid silver
will be TO the winning boat Immediately after the
At VIM Daytons No State street The boats are TO
from the dag sah the Battery, and around
Ess Island and back the stake boat Great sport Is
pri
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HOI'ELA.


FASHIONABLE WATERING PLACES.-CoLUhBIA
Hall, New Lebanon Sprngs-This celebrated house,
long the for health and pleasure has been magn
teenty fitted for the comm and accom-
nodate uxurously 800 guests IL stands in the midst Of
the lines. scenery at the North with beautiful walks and
drives trout mountain lakes and game covers
The medicinal qualities Of the Springs superior to al
any others For than half century this spot
has been resorted to by nys and pleasure seekers from
part Of the country, particularly from the South.
Columbia Halls opon tor the season. A. PARSONS.
DAvILION, NEW BRIGHTON.-THIS ESTABLISH
ment is opened for the The proprietor will
be happy to enter into with parties who may
desire favor him by making IL their Ne
always be found the There still several
suite Of apartments and single rooms dsengaged.
New Brighton May g. 1881. T. BLANCHARD.
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DRorrsenR nnMLANn. ma cELEnRArEn AsrRn.

DRCTESSoR ROWLAND, TUE IELEBRATkD ASrRo-
logger aud Necromanccr who has been for the lac. ew
in Europe. and who literally patrorixcd
there ohrs Ia services e hosc IN this eoun.ry shc
would like e. know whst the future has w store fo them
1e viii also tell IN what obtain the love Of
uaie or.ftmsle whom you love- and from whom YOU
may have received cold rcpulse also how " Obtain the
Lend ~ any rich LADY with me errrobaon 81 her PARENTS
Won find ont all this hy letter well ~ I in
terviSw Nv merely stating the ranks 20 the parties the
dates Of their birth aud ~ enclosing oAy 81 Direct
Professor Rowland Dover Morris County New Jeesay
~ W ~ IN al cases prepaid, and they will receive mme-
dlatt attention.
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IN tors 81 an ,statshed daily .nd weeky newspaper
ocrs his interest for sale. The rtmania~ int could
also ie otthned Address With real Eae, appointing aa
,nterNitW, 10 bon s,gi7 Poet once.
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omar PUBLICATIONS. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
~ assortment at The Old Curiosity STOP copris
everything. Old and books bought and sjd SPLEEN
dd ecle, ton a Engra,ngs. mose scrats. Everything
- yonN r. NrAcLr. lol Nassau street.
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PUBLICATIONS.

TANNERS UNITED STATES MEXICO, Sc.-AGENrS
be supplied with this map which contains the
entire territory y the United states from ocean 70 ocean
with the boundaries 81 California New Mexico, Utah Ore
gon Sc according o. the late acts Of Congress Size = by
~ inches Price. rollers, Sc SJ ~ per DOZEN For
sale by II. 3. Tanner. 100 Fulton street.
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HORSES, CARWIAGEs, 80,

HORSES, CARHIAGfS. DC.
HORSES At SHFpirF sALE-By VIRTUE or AN
execution ~ directed md delivered, will expose
70 sale az public auction on Friday the llth day q Nay
w Twenty fourth street THIRD horse
about seven yesr oid s Fl hay switch tailed hores
tx S9ar cS ali y Wien az a INFERIOR Iaaii,y
JAS. r. TFRay, Deputy. THOMAS CARNLi, Sheriff
NoT1CE-To WHOM 1T MAY CoSCERN--To ne
sold AZ public auction. AZ the Bazaar in Crosby street.
~ No,aay VIC s,a day 81 May, @ ne lssfa sr9'n
Livery stable. ~. Riviugton street.
EoR sALE-A DAPPLE BLACK MARE ijiS HANDS
high six years old this spring sound kind, ard fast Z
blood hore and has taken the premium a. models very
saddle horse y we'll a. GOOD driver Aso }er sale ht
Wagon with Sitting tor, has not been used week all told
making together handsome b. found,
sold because the owner wishes 70 buy par e matched
lcrses and cannot AFFORD 70 three. May be AZ
Dimons stables in New Rsavcr street.
EoR sALE-A soRREL MARE RocKAwAY AND
Europe. Also hendsome horse suitable lady
AIly twecn 9tnd o'clock, this day. AZ HARRISON
ILtLIS Livery stable, "A Hamilton street, or l3 Monroe
street.
l5 bands high pony built. Gao trot mile IN three
minutes WI improve with good drvinE was raised IN
harness DO een AZ Robert Cartys stable corner Of
broadway and Fhfty hrst street.
JoRsE FoR sAfr-A VERY HANDSOME GRAY
pacing Of the celebrated Messenger stock she t.
very easy under tr adde and very free aud pleasant
NY 10 G. sagory 4 Co., ! Hanover street
~ OOO HORSES. AND UPWARDS, HAVE BEEN
rlication Of Hoyts Columbian Lnimcnt For man or
herse stands pre-emnent in eases Of sprsins sweng
81 1872 Broadway s5 Chatham and 6 Hudson streets in
extra large bottles, Is and 80 cents.
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FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN. OR A GENTLEMAN
N aud his wife, be accommodated with pleasant fur
ished rooms with without board, in small prvat
family in pleasant noghborhood Apply at IS Second
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HIGH LUSTRE BLACK SILKS--THE SUBSCRIBERS
selling great bargains in plain black silks Al
chimes plaids stripes and hrocade silks Of the
EFT Pa ris styles JAMES BECK 4 CO., s55 Broadway.
N B-Some soed Linens, Shestings aud Damasks, very
cheap.
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LOST, &c.
q - REwARD--A GOLD RING LoST-IN TIE BAR.
w here nhop Of the New FL gland Hotel Monday the
18th mat On the white stone crescent inscribed
round With doves inside the initials r. H. The above
reward viii b. givea for said rms at 81 Peal street.
G x REwARD.-Losr-oN THURSDAY. sTH INST.
VIZ tie hanket q Cayum Maid with her name on H. In
re- letters Thc hnaer will receive the above by
leaving the babk ut the stable 81 James McMann corner
q Seventeenth street and Union square.
r osT or sToLEN-CR0ssING JERSEY CITY FERRY
IL "A Ieather wallet containing forty ave dollars and
srndry notes a hand payable TO H. L. Tay. liberal reward
viii be raid for return Of the papers TO G. Miller Co.,
Dock street Philadelphia
4 OST-cN TUESDAY. Y. NJ, 18TH INST, BETWEEN
II ~ Christopher street and South Ferry IN knicier.
booker stage urpe silk Pare, tanning from $50 q SCI
" hank hills The finder shaii e suitably rewarded BY
leaving Il ~ u Chriitopher. e. VI Water street
4 oST.-A SILVER SNUFF Dox. INLAfD WITH
IL gold. tie n H. " Ssixas engraved the front.
1he finder Will bc rewarded - leaving Mt the EXCHANGE
Ofice. - Bctkmnu street.
4 OsT.-TIyE DOLLARS RFwARD-LEFT, on FRI
IL ryening tn 9Th instant. in Of the kncker
tooter tNo 3sD stages, black tnamclled opera glass
brown Morocco "a reward 20 dollars viii be
en- delivery at lol Wa street third stcry arst oeics
DEwArD : STOLEN ONE GOLD WATCH NO 1890
N pariF Gold Chain. Bosom studs. Earrin q,
&c. ard Of their full value will hc for their
covery, with DETECTION Of the thief At 62 Houston street.
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TUE GREAT EXHIBITION IN INV YORK.
Il Ill tell you about on exhibition
In which there's never az intermissi6n,
~ is an act Of hssassinatian.
Now Eoina on throughout tho naticn;
Insects, crecring junTinG, Tying,
Are falling tick, an d suddenly dyipgf
Lyons powder does the business
TAXING them "a with sort Of a daxincsE
Bugs " Kills hut nothing human
Infant youth. or man or woman.
0erff. l1f Hraadway.
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EoR sALE-A HANDSOME PIANO MADE Bv HAL
= lett Brown, Boston, cost originally one thousand
ioars vii be fci now At -reat sacrifice, IN corRe
uenee oite family iesyipgfcr Europc Arfy tc Mr. Thes
w. Crrtiss sole AGENT Of iisucs Planes as Broadway
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COPAR'vnERsHIP NOTICES.

COPARaUERsHIP NOTICES.
DARTNER wANTED-wITH CASH CAPITAL OF
2Sup respectable and lucrative strictly cash bust
ness Tho meet respectable references will be given and
pectcd Address with real TO A. b. at this ohce
WANTED.A PARrNER WITH CAPITAL or
w about $1,000 or 5000 In the pawnbrokiny business.
ghe business has been established three four
and nes doing gsod business CAPITAL INFESTED = be,
tween $500 and $500. Apply TO JOHN II. NeCUNN, -
Wall street.
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WASTED-TWO GOOD C0MPOSfToRs AT NO. III
w Nassau street. The highest prices will be paid.
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LODGINGS, &c.
A PRIVATE FAMILY IN THE UPPER PART OF THE
"A city having than they occupy would let to
family single gentlemen three handsomely fur
nhed rooms, with without beard The house contains
all the modern such baths Croton water.
kc and within minutes walk Of the railroad. and two
three stage routes Address Private Family. at this
Office
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO GENTLEMEN
only. without board. Apply at HF Chambers street.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To GENTLEMEN
only at So Houston street, few doors east OF Bro.
WY consisting Of suit Of the noor psriors
and bedrooms communicating the second and third
feors and pleasant once In the basement suitable for
physician The house 10 newly furnished throughout and
contains . bath.
DLEAsANT ROOMS, FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE
gentlemen can DO obtained In few days, BY applying
at72 broadway. -
Two LEr-FURNIsHED ROOMS. TO SINGLE GEN.
Il uenen, at ~ Warren street.
ITO LET-A PRIVATE FAMILY. NEAB ST. JOHNS
4 Park would let, to gentlemen, handsomely
furnished room. without board. Apply ats beach street
ITO LET-A PARLoR AND BED ROOM. IN SECOND
story furnished not furnish ed, two gen.
tlemen without board IL de<ytle breakfast and tea
the rooms would be let to asamy Of two persons Tho
house has the modern mpros References exchanged
Location ~ street. between Third and Lax
ington avenues.
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A UCTI0N NoTICE.-THos BELL ACcrIoNEER
"A BY H. N Bush, Mt 10 ~ o'clock, in the Auction Roc
10 North william sale Of Dry Goods Clothing
yewery Guns Pledged Articles Daguerrean Instrument
&c On Saturday extensive and valuable sale OF Fnrn
in til. Sale Rooms. 1HOS. BELL, Auetonoer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

DOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY-AS ELEG ANT
ID and bedroom, furnished TO let, with
for gentleman and his Wife Also. rooms for two single
cntlemen The house is of the first class baths.
References exchanged Locaton-Wost Fourteenth
near Eighth avenue Address c. f., Union square Post
Odice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

A N APPRENTICE WANTED 10 THE BAKING BCsI-
"A from sixteen to eighteen years old. Good
ference required. Apply at los Division street T. Webs
lnkp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation as Chambermaid is good washer and
ironer She give good city reference, having lived
three years in her last place Please call li6 Duane
street. in the second floor stairs for
two days. IL not engaged