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INpnNA.--The free sellers have held Stale cenven-
ton and nominated A. L. Robinson for governor; +. B.
Croker for lieutenant and s. G. Stevens and George
w Julian, late member OF Congress. for presidential cleo
tors and appointed delegates 10 the soil convention
al Cleveland
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Distressing Aeeidsnt-Tpo Young Ladies Drowned

WILMINGTON, (De } May 81 Yeste rdsy afternoon a sail
boat ChfsaDa creek, containing persons--hree
young lads and three Young adeswas by sudden flaw
Of wind upset Miss Hacket young lady about sixteen
of age, by means Is supposed got enanged
In the sail and drowned Another young lady al
most dead when rescued, and died this morning The
others made very escape with their lives-hey
being almost exhausted when rescued.
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Desirutiipe Fire.

PIuIaDKLrmA, May 3i.-A fro occurred this afternoon
at the Of Washington aud Swami streets, South
which destroyed the stables attached tho Washington
House, John w Ryan's alcohol disilery, WIN. Mchels
shed, Joseph Painters stable, stable occupied by two
families, besides damaging the Washington and Snow
den Houses, Stevenson portcrs cooper shop, and Mer
GERS lumber yard.
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ExEcuToR's SALE or VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION
On Friday, lnns 1852 Al O'Clock, the premises
shall sel lot II, No TO- situated 0od ws be-
tween and Streets with front OF 70 feet and deph cf os
containing Q, l9s
Terms third nouths with
interest, satisfactorily secured.
ny order Of John Benner Of Frederick Mey, ST.,
censed JAS @. Mcguire,
ID Aucfions~,
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TWO SPLENDID BAY HORSES AT AUCTToN~-on Thursday
aernoon ~ O'Clock shall sell two hns bay
together separate single double
saddle They sold fcr fsn,he being
the city.
Terms credit Of ninety days satisfactorily endorsed
JAS q. McGUfRE,
June I'D Ascacnsey
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ny A. GREEN, Aucsioneer.

no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERs-HoUsE TO BE RE
MOVED, AT AUCTIoNon Wednesday, the I'd Juno,
SELL O'Clock substantial story
building alley back Of 7h between
Streets fronting Gideons stable The
Nat best materials and
30 by 20 be removed day of
sails
Terms, credit Of and four months for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
A. GREEN,
May oa-a Aucuoneer
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Later from Msrico.

NEw ORLEANS May 30 Mexico dates to the 18th have
been received. but the generally Is uuimportant
reported that the Chamber OF Deputies had passed a
bill grazing the right Of way the Tehusntepec
Col. "A. O.. Soo, OF New Orleans.
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Meth odist Conference.

Bosros June 1.-The conference has ruled out part Of
the olhchoch discipline which required that ladies and
gentlemen should set apart during service in church This
carried by vote OF 100 majority.
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al neanryu
atadbaad by 10
been susfba
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Dreadful Aeeid.nt.-Twelve Ladies Drowned.


CONCORD, N H.. June I.--Whiis, Mrs. Bartlett, Miss
Thresher and ten other ladies. were sailing in small
boat, Saturday last San Cook river, the boat acct
denisy upset THIS accident has caused great distress.
The ladies all well known and highly respected.
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THE BANK OF THE UNION In Browns Marble
Building nov open for the transaction Of exchange
general banking business
RIO. n. GALLAGHER, President.
q. W. MApsu, Cashier
Dec B-n
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ny A. GREEN, Aucsson~~r.

Two BRICK AND TWO FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTIoN--on
Friday the oh ofane shall sell the premises, O'Clock
stand square 27 fronting An street vest S~~sen
and The stories. asd
tain each I good and conveniently arranged and bh
nr The frame hous and back buidias AN
lots run back TO vide alley And AT half O'CLOCK
good frame house, eonn,ne good
and s,h The Asss win des,sssss al
property day Of sale
Terms, Of purchase money cash bslsnc. l. T.
and the purchaser give paymes
bearing interest from day Of deed deed Of
tsken. Title indspursbe. GREEN,
Mayss-c Auctiosser.
ZINE Ensiish Editions halt price
smoieis novels and ccmpes
price s5.
rsnss complete works. similar edition. same sss and p,,c.
spencer's poecsl complete
tsvc, hne edition. London 1880, - o5-usasi price ~ 50.
London, 1851 numerous 81 sou.usI price "a
BonHham roecs Philosophy three volumes octave London,
History Philosophy, four volumes octave q So
just opened together many other an. edition. Of works Of
the low range OF prices imported
account but sent out nom England for
June FRANCR TAYLOR
HANDSOME AssOnTMEvr OF DRESS GOODs.-wo
very -.
year. and - we are DESTROYS largely viii make
20 sell every customer by offering goods very pcsa We
silks 6ne gnghsms every article in ov line 81
business that We have offered sod We FEEL conndsn
prices as house In the Union. Also on hand
Handsome dotted swfss mnslns
Rich emsrossrsd cr.pe shs~is and scarf
co,ored sThs fos capes wis ,srs. ,os ~ ns,sSs 4.
lsines, which closing : below fornssr
W. NJ SINISTER,
May @-M Tth street, rsrnsyivsns avenue.
N rs
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BY y. G. MCGUIRE, Auotionecr,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-On Saturday.
June D al O'Clock
liable lot No 49, in No asa fronting inches on 18Th
street west between and morrill,
feet 70 thirty feet alley containing 300 This
vey esby situated delightful
OF sufficient dimensions for dwellings.
Terms One cash. the balance In siI twelve
months, satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
- J. c. MCGUIRE,
June Id Auc,iouss.
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0ECOyD wARD.-EDwARD G. DYER J. nominated a. a
- csndi dsis for the Common Council for this ward.
May &-<6s
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all difficulty could be obyiaed by inslrucing the com
mee 10 report the OF The officers OF the conven-
lion 10 O'Clock the morning, and TO prepare an ar.
rangement OF the members by which they could ACT
underslandingly, and TO adjourn until that should be
done
Mr. HALLETT called the attention oil the convention
to tho fact that would be necessary TO amend The reso
luton instruct the committee with reference TO OBJ
tanning the residence and post Office address OF members.
as had been done al similar conventions holden hereto
fore.
The States then called, and the committee was APP
pointed as follows
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In what place.
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CARD-The attention OF the public respectfully
IA the OF excellent which will place
the I'd instant 10 O'Clock at the residence Lieut.
d. between 2lst and o3d
furniture qualify win be
worth the attention OF persons wishing 10 furnish
For further particulars see advertisement
pswn be added the sale, patent extension dining table
June A. GREEN.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though paya'
|ble.
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Mane-Thomas ID. Jones'
New Hampshre-Edmund Burke.
Vermont--Isaac Bowdish.
Massachu setts--Isaac Davis
Rhode Isand-Wiliiam y. Lawrence.
Connecticut--John w Stedman.
New York--James w. Wye.
New Jersey-Joseph q. Potts
Pennsylvanin-R Is Flenniken.
Deluware--A. IL Wicksshaw.
Marylsnd-Jarvis Spencer.
Vuginia-Wiliam O. Flournoy.
North Carolina-Abram 9. Renshaw
Georgia declined appointing member of the commit,
ee but the Of delegates respectively
James Jackson and Solomon Cohen 10 represent each be-
fore the Committee on Credeniials.l
Aabama--John N. Malone.
MISREPRESENTATION Nc Willie.
Iousiana--John McVay.
Ohio-Alen q Thurman.
Tennessee--Edward Ring
tucky-WiIliam A. Holmes.
lndiana--W iam Morrison
fllinois--S S Hays,
Missouri--Robcrt M. Clayton.
Arkansas--S, @. Roane.
Michigan--Alex. w. Buel.
Florda--Cien. Charles Byrn
Texas--Maithias Ward
lowa--Col. s. g. Carpenter.
Wsconsn--H. G. Hobart
Caliiornia--Wm. H. Richardson.
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Treasury Notes Outstanding June !, 1854.
Registers once, June i, 1854
hou ma o. @ ,scnds as ,bs once 10 s6l a.
Amount mt outstanding Of ed July 1885, !.
Amount pa outstanding Of the January. s4
1851 81
Deduct cancelled notes in accounting Off
GERS, all prior ed July, isae. $50 90
sl4All g.
June a-i
no The church Of tho Epiphany, ON G street. win
be On g ne service q AZ % 500 n %
ngham Bishop episcopal Church q the Diocese
OF Marylapd June
oy- The adjourned Annual Meeting Bible
Society win Be held The Fourth rIe.sy'sraA csuch 9TH street.
All contributors TO its funds particularly
o3-Third ward.nessu Editors, please RICHARD
o W %;d. ''''''' MANY VOTERS.
90 Third w.rd.--Jos. W. DAVIS Is recommended !,
person the ward the board
council the approaching election and ne viii be
p' May 3 3 Gods, oi'
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr.. e. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr.. w. M FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
First appearance Of Miss EMILY RAYMOND and
Mr. c. +. MARCHANT.
On "WEDNESDAY EvEmxs June ., 1852,
win be performed the comedy In three acts, Of
THE LADIES' BATTLE.
Gnsye DC G1s1 %@,,,,. NJ, MaIosS
Dance by Miss Annie walters
Dance .Madle Theodore
To conclude comedy OF
COUSIN JOE.
circle parquette, so reserved
rs family circle, IS
third tier, so cents; eoored gallery 25 cents.
June 2
CARD.-The OF the public respectfully
IA the OF excellent which will take place
I'd instant 10 O'Clock, the residence ofLieut
d. d. Pennsylvania between 2lst and 13d
excellent qualify the sale will be well
worth the attention OF persons wishing TO Furnish
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ers the Of passion drown tho interest aud the
union OF our beloved country.
Grant Sacred Father. that the plenteous OF mercy
and OF love may descend upon this convention and thar
the GRAND with which IL charged may be fulfilled, and
crowned with beyond their brightest expectations
And may countTys advance until every cob
in the temple OF freedom shall be wreahed with
aaranihne flowers, and of land become
a altar Thy praise and glory
All Of which we beg in the OF blessed Redeemer.
Amen
The following resolution. offered by Mr. THOMPSON,
Of mississippi. then read
Resolved That committee of one person from ca oh
State be selected by the deieg aouhereoi select the
permanent officers oil this convention.
Which resolution adopted without debate.
The States were then called in order, and the following
members were appointed;
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
DISEASED EYES,

TAR LEE, would announce to the public generally tina
II he will again attend to Diseases Of the Eye lie
tells conhd nj from his study aud experience and
from information received from good Oelists that he
give satisfaction in all cases, arising from nlaaon
ulct ration, thick, stiff and granulated lids films aurau-
rosis weakness, &c. &C. The method of will
b. and entirely SAFE No cutting scariiyng bills
tering will he resored The and the parts
posing il, exceedingly delicate and sensitive, anil
when diseased gentle and mild afment Is far thu
hest Mild medicines prop ry applied will generally be
sufficient.
Or. L. has Or. s. u. Smiths Torpedo FL Giro Galvanic
Battery of New York successful operation for
and chronic Diseases such rheumatism, Neuralgia, dis
pcpsia. paralysis, deafness, weakness. &c. &c.
Electricity is used thnrafnties agent by the bcs
and successful physicians in the cities, and
when properly applied with sum Gent pswer cannot
harm amy one, bur always benefits II followed up
Please call and haSe yclf examined
Enquire at the Wsples House Temperance House.
December l--Wn
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
BosroN. Feb. %.


Steamer Drille Oak arrived this forenoon from
Malaga, with three of the released Cuban in
vaters, Martin Converse, Of Worcester. J. B.
Hughes of New Orleans, and +. B. Hough of
Indiana
The 1000 Spanish dollars stolen from the
Bank of Missouri, were discovered buried in
the sand at Falmouth.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
WAsHIvGToN, Feb. 90

The Congressional Banquet in honor of Wash
ngton birth day. was served at Wizards Ho.
tel last night The room was fpstooned prnc-
pally with American flags. Senator Stockton
presided assisted by Hon. Messrs Venabe and
Taylor OF The House as Vice Presidents. The
principal speakers were Gen. Scott Col Akin
son, MIR. Bagley and others
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
NEW ORIrANs Feb %

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.
The Empire City brought 500 900 in gold
dust on freight, and large quantity in the hands
passengers. She has aiso22O marines. She
informs the Republic that the steamer Alabama
had been condemned at San Juan as unsea
worthy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

ID order of the Court this cause, the undersigned
ID Receiver, therein appointed, Of the assets of J. q.
Goldsbcry q Co.. being ordered collect and close mp
forthwith Allpersons indebted to said firm by
account therefore requested call and settle
the without delay, at my store, where the and
books will be onnd, and all persons nde,t-
ed, forbidden pay any other person, except
my written order, such payment will be recognized
in discharge of any such debt. u. J. OsHALLORAN
Dub,Ioup Oct DIV .,.co,y,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

FIFE! EiRE!i FIRE ~
80 vcs1r, pssO,:,EsEV gSsgEED!

,,,IE u,ler,rrn is Agent for tha, old substantial
L Company, uie
Y.yyOH ASSURANCE CO.HP.Ifr,
gaf Fort pIgn y York, with Capital of is5 300.
tak, risk store houses and cont nfS ni'rcli
description tian-puried eith by IaHa 81
water; on mills. harms and cn"in n> of Any srrpfi
either country, in ter of tho
/ ALSO HAVE THE AGENCY Of tn
MUTUAL LIFE LNSUR4.rCE COMPANY,
of New York - Wal, ct, with net acchihuiii.eu
fund If = 1 900, 900. ana the
Nrty YORK LIFE Assurance COMPANY,
~. pj,r,, corner of Pine street. Risks taken On
az g. ~, an hundred to ten tri,isand dollars.
1}tSce ~ the store Of Johnson Il Hunting, No. ~
Nam s''' '" WI. JOHNSON, Agent.
October 3, le5i-dwly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Spring Importation, 1862.
MORGAN, MsCLUNG & Co.,

lis. NJ 4 N ST REE i,
WILL have ready for the inspection OF Merchants
w who make their purchases III 81. LOUIS ny Is'
March, ii Magnificent Stock "i ry
British, French, a.d american Try ''0nnS.
,rbo. Inv. very ficiIiy tor the purchase ut their
r,nds many OF tcm being imported directly by th,ii
and will offer Inducements equal to those afior-
n a nv any ho,, q West Of thc Mountains Trey will
not b. undersod under any circumstances, and while
they will adhere III r regular manner of dong bsi-
ness, will sell article as low as IL can be hna III
tbi marx or brought from Atlantic cities 1h, ir
assortment throughout the season i'll he large and gem
er and they will obigate themselves To Duplicate Ea>-
tern invoices to the satisfaction of airc
Merchants who visit ST. Louis this requested
to examine their stock and they i'll make il their in
terest deal with tb9ni.
81 Louis Feb Is, 1852 d&w2m
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TELEGRAPHIC
D I s ? A. T 6 II Z 5,
BY THE o'RElLLY LINE.
New York. Feb 9


Numerous military and other ompanies were
out yesterday on parade, in honor of Washing
tons birth day. Flags were displayed from all
the public buildings, and in the evening there
was an exhibition OF fire works and Transparent
cies from the City Hall
1t is said that Leu.z's picture of Washington
crossing the Delaware, was sold on Saturday
for $4,000.
The steamship Cambria arrived at her dock at
clock this morning
The next steamer due is the Atlantic, now
ont
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Paw IT'D Esaaur cGi:ltciy,
DIR, D, kIRhIP.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON g. ACcCucHER.
RESIDENCE--CITY HoTEL
OrFiEE-CGRNER o. MIN AND FOURTH STREETS, pI-
OPPOSITE The Cry lioTEL.
ITAVING permanently located myself in the City Of
Dubuque, for tha practice ofhs differ III branch
INV profession a,ter II that extensive exp
RENE, among diseases, togc h with prJlnp
and diliecnr attention will ENABLE 10 merit share o.
pubic patronage
MY PATRONS, FRIENDS q THE PUBLIC
may conf ently p~nd upon receiving al my hands ,
ben TT of all the latest improvem nts in the science o
ulcdirinc and its branches.
further pre- pared 10 treat all durable diScas o
til and deafness, neuralgia, paralysis aud mos
chrome diseases by thr agency of EiECTRH'IfN.
can he f nd At all times when not prot ssiunaiiy
sent Al my rooms in III, City Hotel my office Iii
rcrtly n'Ir~itc.
The f,anvtng gentlemen have permitted 10 Us.
III, names a
REFERENCES:
PL,IT SWIM, Esq. tHAELEs CHswirT.
+. :. Wilson. H. ttoLT, a. u.
Messrs Cook u SARGENT.
January :T-dwly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
BURLINGTON FIRE AND MARINE
ms j R lNC h C0NPlV|
CAPITAL 100000
JOHN G. FOOTE Pprs,nrx

JOHN G.. FOOTE, President.
DiRECToRs:
J1HN G. FOO'rE: JAMES W. GRIMES,
,hoMAS HEDGE, A. w CARPENTER
''t. IALLANT. ALFRED CLARKE,
j. l.. CDRSF.
| MP company bciag now in The full tide 81 success
iui operations and in readiness 10 transact All Ss 81
IS W an insurance mature, lis peculiar adyau,aa M
o'i eIens ana consequent indictment to patr,,e IL
may b. briefly SUNNI d up ~ f ~
beins located directly al home with il. IN mira, stock
either pad m, cash, secured by rtgaae ON the
real estate IN the city and county, there Is CIV nv nsy
ihce that any losses incurred by the Company will
promptly paid.
return pr MUM of one eighth, twelve and a hall
pr ofhi Is allowed Marine risks wier. nn loss is
incurred and fund 10 all patrons Of the Utlc al the
end OF tile year.
Money remitcd by mail. j. issued by this Company,
on bch@ furnished with the PustIst RS ccrtifi ate OF
The amount sent.
~ Particular inducements will he on red To Car !crs
WISHING to Issue their iaru buildings. barns &C. snd
" t!.e' are furnished with the pr per conductors,
IT, asahSt IRE by lightning VIII be taken at ex otdln.
JOS. T. FtLES, Secretary.
C.EORkE.sI AZ al.
Feb. il--DS w IN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

VHERANCORT & co. ~
ITAVING purchased new and splendid hearse,
II would inform their friends, and the citizens gene
rallv that they prepared fill all orders for funerals
Collins, of all sizes and styles, will be kept always
hand.
FURNITURE.
They will also keep hand Large and splendid AS
sortment of furniture, such IA
soF.4s. TITLES c.. $ %, LOOK NO e Las
WdRDROBES, Esnsss...EzzssgA sES, BUREAUS
BEDSTE7DS, 20 >Eo and ClL7IRS.
Also, a large lot of common chairs.
TURNING
of all kinds executed with and dispatch and
| reasonable terms.
September 80. Is5l.-dwIy
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n q II / q I

A LII PERSONS are hereby notified not To credit
"A MARY ANN SKINNER on my account a. |
wifi pay no debts OF Liabilities contracted or incurred by
her. ApEI. l.. SKINNER,
Dubuque, Feb II, ls52.-w3t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

BosTor, Feb. If.
The Europa sailed day with l3 passengers
and ll5,OO0 i'll specie.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Stationery.

Cap, Letter and wrapping Paper, Oulls; Steel P,ns
Black and Red Inks; Sealing wax, waters black sand
Pencils, lnkstands, Irvine, &C.; with many "-"er art
cles not enumerated. Guu wads, caps, = VIDE and
shot, Flasks, Pouches, Bags, &c.
The public requested to call and examine the goods
and prices. All articles rraIted.
oh ~ Iv
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|
IS0 Eoxrs and half boxes ral:lns J,s received
~ and for sale by G.. r. WEST.
FINE lot Of new prime Dates anl Figs, received and
"A for sale chcapby g. Il. WEST.
00O pnLs good Winter Apples sursalc at the Ware
wv House on the Lcvue, by c.. WEST.
100 Cranb rries in good ord r. fer sal, al my
w Ware House on the Landing. q. II. WEST.
IN SACKS dried Apples and Peaches, good article,
CO received and for sale by G. X. WEST.
RlrMonE Oysters, fresh in cans, and sardinrs ter
- sale by .s G.R WEST,
L1Ew chests of IF sh Teas sup ror article for sale ty
l. c. WEST.
4 article of sugar, coffee, moasses and to
~ bacco for sale by 1.-THE Dbl, box, sack ar mound
by c. WEST.
2OOsAeHs Minnesota potatoes for sale by rs,
extra article cf Flour for slIe--also. salt h,
- y sack CT barrel by G. Z. WEST.
yVew grass pint and half pint Flasks for sale by the
a gross on soz, by G. Il. WEST
10000 Sssa '" 'f' '"s g" s '19
SaieDy g. x. NESf.
NEw doz pals tubs and churns, good article hand
i and iur sale by CIR WESi
4 LARGE iotofcorn brooms on hand, and will he sold
IN ch, ap by the doZ--call at WEST'S.
CtANpIGs for sale cheap by the box by
- GRwEsr.
ENEw bales Gunny bags hand and fer sale by
= q L WEST.
CPEsM, star and tallow candles for sale by
~ G. q. WEST
0cuM, pitch and rosin prime article Gu hand and 70
~ sale by GRWEST
Corr she'll almonds, bcrts cream nuts and CHI stunts
- for sar by the hnl or Id. oy CIR WEST
December 4-lwly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

s...-. Hfsatt HslssO5s, eva
WHEREAS my WIFE, Jane, mas !eft my bed AMI board
w ,yth-it any inst cause therefore h"tiy az per
an. or credit harbr her on my account, as VIII
nav nothing III htr contracting tr IN daie
, ps' A 3 Eg. --- WM. r. WARREN,
Feb H. rlSa. 3iw of Taylor township, Dubuque 60
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
r. Q N O Y a l.

~ III r'niicd STATS fie INSURANCE Annnv and Trust
company, :. T.. Corner III third Il Chestnut Street Phla
Oi.ee ia tie Express Building, Main Street Dubuque
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Land Warrants.

CORRECTED FOR THE ExrREss BY W. j.. BARNEY & CO.
,xican Warrants for leo Acres Cash sI62
do do On years time 255
New Issue Warrants or 100 Acres Cash
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
Exchange on st. Louis

NOR sale in sums TO suit by
IL dec 39-dwtf VIM LAWTIIER
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25
PUBLIC NOTICE.

T HEREBY NOTIFY all those int 'r.st d. that iii,
L following articles ar yet manning in my Ware
house on Landing at Dubuque, and the freight and
charges unpaid, To wit:
one White l., ather Trunk, Carpet bag and contents,
received from ST. Paul, pr Doctor Franklin,
marked g w. W. Swectser, Dubuque" On" Red Hair
Trunk cont MS known received frcln the steam
oat Oncuta from The Wisconsin liver. last fall said
Trunk is not marked. One Blu i, oil Chest, marked
IS Mr. Oswald Dubuque, Iowa. sad Ch = was de
livcred by steamer Hoctnr Franklin III August lat.
The Owners of the above named arricl rrCu st
ed TO call my war house, pay ieigl and h rac
and take them away or they, "scti er with contents
will be disposed OF AT public sail, TO pay tie same
Feb I6 1852 ilmwlr g. II. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

BkOWNLEE, HOMER & co. s. Main
street have cxpGScd for sale large a"sortcnI Fer
eg and domestic dry goods comprising yer, him. in
Tn If line to which they i,ve the Of country
merchants, believing such Inducements will be offered
as WI!l cntItle thy 10 The preieiancc.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

White Leaf, Red and Black Lead Litharce, Lamp
blabk Chrome Gre and Yellow, Pans Green within.
Prussan Blue, Yellow OcEra, Venetian Red Spanish
Brown, &c. Linsced SPERM Caster, Calnphine Neat,
foot and Tanners Oil, Spirit Gas, Spirits Turpen,inc
Copa, Japan and leather Earnish.
BruShos-Paint. Backing. horse. hair, shaving and
Tooth Bruahes.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

PirrsBURGH,Fe 10.
River 6 feet in the channel Wenther cold
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-02-25

'rnEsLnyE AtiKEvE.s WINE YOU cav ron AL TIN I