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lYrom our Correspondents

PHILADELPHIA, Feb l3-Arri1sf-Bark Jlno " ,f-
rem. AaIacaibo; scar = \ Reeves Reeves. DightOn
Cleared Steamship CT If Manchester, Leilch Liver
pool; barks Ki.gs'on. FonlseS DeIerGs Nashua tht-
ford Boston; MAYO, do big Ere RYDER do. schrs.
K. Stevens. CIowel New York b. T. Reeves, Reeves.
New-YOrk
NEWPORT, Feb le-Arnred-SloOps Isaac II Borden,
DemuiIg Fan River for Nsw-Y0rk; Thomas Hawklas,
Wells NewVork for BdstOl During the bos last nikht,
40 bales cotton in nackerel Cove which rf
ed upon the beach.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

SECOND UNITARIAN Church, BROOKLYN
Rev. Mr.. Heyer will preach tomorrow. He re-
signed the charge Of Episcopal Church LIST Janus
~, on account Of change Of creed. See advertise
Hent.
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~ p,rrv. "a Chicago Philo PNscn a., Maine: Iohn
Cove 10. New HAMPSHIRE John b. HssnIns, 20, new
iJa,s-psnielP-c-eh, IS. New-"ampshire; VIM Chas
ISsbev IA; Csivir p. PsPa %, M'i7e ,-,,... o.
20 parl,n Brown a. New York George I'll o. y
Ca r,.nci.co lanes Casey 81 Ireland Jane 0oran zs
EssY Yes Hugh Kelly. IS Ireland -.
csie &c do F: Page Howe. %, Eew-fork; Wn. H. sase'
g EnEand . -, vx NJ u.r,;,,;. 10
de John sebsck. u, Gsrnany, - De.
ian WIN Nv. Antfrson a. NsF-f Tx Jehn w
viSie AZ Illinois; Lous Larang.. y, Canada
In -Rohsrt d. Kim9sll 80, Georgia
Ian "a C. Chapel, 80, CoHnecs;ut; George huah'
In Isaanusl de Ia Cruz %. Chill; Bddslia Lam
bent. 20. Ellen Williams, IS, Irelani.
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Birth
DIED,

At San Fran CISCO Jan. the LADY Of NJ sheoheard,
Justice Of the Peace Of San Francisco Of a daughter
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rv vonu nA41y TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY A. 1852

fvn Psr,laaS .suss Lindsey dss 10 es4 fas phiia4s-
rha brirs Cha,ss Ed~srd Dosk, fsen Be fsss nascas
Fi,ree from Frank isl. Shseroy, Eebdsn ffsn as Al
rs,,s M,eksl ire m Portland: "a g Io~r.t. Becker m
Nes-Yoyk; ArFo, Morton. wssi and ''hss.
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NIRCUS-NEW-YORK AMPHITHE.

TIRCUS-NE AMPHITHE.
~ AFTER, Ne 81 Bowery On MONDAY EVENING
FEB. 9, aAd DUNG the week gIsnd romantic Essss sa
Paseant OF ST. GEORGE AVID TIKI DRAGON xrk
al its splendid accessories, procesSoss, &C J. Ma
THAEs and bis Infant Aust Mrs COLE 6rst esrlor..
asce 81 the MaDege Act Nr. SANDS aad Psois a
RIVERS and Roys. together with fall perfam,Hcs x
other Horse nsufAp. Gymnastics. SC, By the Ce9 ,sns
Afternoon Performances % Saturday. Ma
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I,rORA,s FESTIvAL-Las. Tia

EIORA'S FESIiNAb-tast lime
Aferncon Perf snos-yor The aeeon notsiisa "A
Yanilss who wire unah's 70 attend efhsF 81 cur Er.,
Extoranrsas the Subscriber VIII siye day psrsss.
asee efFIORAs FEsT al. THIS AFTERNOON. A
3ociock precisely. Tao Decorations viii b. tao sss .
the Evening performances Tickets IS csats eioA q, a.
Music stores and al the door. wM n. BRADBURY
inn D.. G.. BRADBURY
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Pert Of San PREDETERMINED

Dec. ss-schr San Diego Haynes Botep.
Dec 81 No arrivals this dry
Jan ~. :. NJ. Steamship Nor,hsrp.r TT Randall
ESQ, days hours from Panama VIA informed ss ports
sec pas
sehr Golden Rule. Nan Name. Il days from Honolulu
Jan. ,-s,eamsiip Gold Hunter BodssA. 4, s.v, from
Saz JasE wa AcApa.co Aaa San Diego 200 ms,
haik Lysa, D. Az Barbarian. $ days from Yslpars %
ICE pass
Vsps;ahO 30 eays
Brg Carts. tMex Holmes 10 DAYS from N,.,s.Iap
Brig Nyasset, Lyons Is days from Honolulu. pass
BIls Ahdieas toin IplaESs $50 days from Aa.ws D.
Valparaiso IL days $3.50 ~
JaA s-No arrvss To- DAY.
Diego Wis ntefmeessss pors 50 psSsnr-r
Schr. Oelll. from Santa Cruz The n w.s hard
ed the Sd INST. by mot boat Fanny sae has neeu
bosn OF the habor three snes and eIperencsd ssv.rs
les the coast
Jan 6-So arrivals this day.
JsA 7-BIsm brig HsrHsna. Rozsnkraa,l, % days from
Kswaha,, 7.
Jan s-stsszship In6ssenaeace, + D. Iae.s f,on
san Juan Dee u, r. M VIA Aeapulso. Dec 70 80
passebe
sehr Queen Of the West ABBY, from S.A;ar eru;s,
Jan SIP steamship Golden Gate r. H. Psftsrs,a
y .. eennaHasr ~ ds fH Panama Va intsrrs a,s,s
Brig Cosssde, Bah. 10 Dc, fn- Hpnsold-
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THE AZTECS, corner Of Broadway
ard Leonard SIS These Cariocs Little People ~.
Central America scarce feet In hsSAt, bOtA ssxAss
only 81 pnurds-one 10 or H. the other Serh1ps II ytan
age-hsretofore deemed fabulous srtinct-gnsesn ~
civilized nations and Cgaled living caTiosisss
pigmy FORM aI1 clarscier. be a IL
Society Library n 10 AID from to o'clock evey
day. Tickets IS c.s. Chltfs0 hsfpnee - las
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Passengers Arrived

IN bark oletr J. Hayes. from 5"esos Agrss-AaHesi
Maurice. ,,. W., ,s..,;.sz
Andrea, Abe emo Medina
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sTEf.rUsk ALAANAc-.--THIs DAT.
xnx--sisess IS ssts..- % sio0r-A ses.---.1 5sn
HIGH wsTsR..--Feb II
s,ass Hoax 80 Gov Islasd--.i % Hell G.ts.- e Ola
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COPAR SHIP. - EMM0R
~ X HAIGHT and LEvERErr c. sToWILL arc
II sot Q. W. J. T. MOORE 90,
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Copartnrrebip.
NOIICE OF LIMITED PARTNER.


NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER.
" CHIP -Hotoe i, hereby gwen that the asseragrsd
have foflntd limited partnership pa nant 70 tie Statues
OF the Of New YORK. that such par MIshp 10 20 -
conducted uf der the name or firm Of o MILL coli
LINS that the general aatIe Of tbs business attended 10
he Transacted the buying and selling OF tobacco
ccu.t nj the sald bmted partnership, and on somnsioa
In the City New York thai tue names OF all the general
AID special partners inisrs ted therein arc DAVID
OEEiIL, JAMES COLLINS. and R0BEhr II.
AAKENBUR9H. that the said David O'Ntiil, vhs -
sides the City Of BcUkYp County OF kngs ard state
Of New York and the saiG Janas Collins, whe resides
in the City County and Stae Of Horh, a's the
eral partners and that the said Robert n. Artenburshs
who resides IN tho CITY ceutv and State OF New York.
the sTeciai partner that the said Robert w. Amen
bugh. the said special panor has contributed 40 capital
to the common stock OF said limited parnershe the sam
OF Eve thspssid dollars c.sh and that the ard hlssd
TO the second day o. February,
one thousand eight husdrtd and fifty two snAto sernas
on the secosd day OF February Thousand eight h-
dTed and hty-fve Dated. New-YoTk January u. sa
DAVID O'NEtLL,
JAMES Il COLLINS
igv ROBEsT n. AhKENAURGH
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CopARTNEpsHIP W ellsfood 4 HAMS have 49,
GATED with themselves Dewitt Hay and william H.
whiting and will contiDue ths Bank Note Espayns baa
Htss Of the late firm Of We lst1od Bepscn Haaksna'W
the name of WElLSrOOD HANKS, HAYk WHITING
No SO merchans' Exchange New York, Deb. :, 1859
lOf lmTurh&Ss
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nISSOLUTI0N. - The copartnershp
~ heretofore eriting between the sshscrbsr usds
the firm Of WORAL HAU9HNOUT, u this dsJ az
solved by mutual consent Either putDer viii n,sti y
the unsettled bus IS vi the Yas Fsbi
1859. WILLIAM WOaAy,
GDER V. HAUGHHOtI
LInIIEp PARTNERsHlP.-Notics is hsrssr g,ss
that the undersigned, hccOidi.g 10 the pfoysloa 80
Revised Statutes NJ the ate ct New York have ffneas
limited partaefsh and thar the irmaecei SRA
sueh partnership Is 10 DO conducted is HAUGH VOUf
DALEY and shat hs general nature Of tbs b9,ness m
fenced to be transacted Is the Impo ting Bsyey pss-
rating, Dealing in and Selling u CHINA 9isss Lamps us
Fntares, Gas Pipes, aud other House Fsrnshas .sa
FsIcy goods that he nawes Of the general hatsen y.
tsrstted therein are EDER V. HAUGHVDUf ssa
WILLIAM 1. s. DALEY; asa that the n,ms o. ns
pscisl partner Interested II WILLIAM WOhAh ~
thai EosT v. Haughwout, Wiliam y Dsiisy and we;
Woram, respect m ly reside n 'he City View Ysrtn
State of kewY0rk that tbs snonnt III the ea ih vhki
the said spscial partner, william woran has ea'n'ass
90 the COMMON stock l. hTy thousand dssrs. 4ed ~
said parnefhip 10 20 eouu ercs on the second ty -
ruay I22 ard il 20 terminate the second fay OF Nv
WILLIAM wOR An,
SDER V. HAUCNWOUL
3f6w WILLIAM I. y. DAILkI
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tItillcf Uat3, Wtch IeE FT4ntIs-O
the morning Of he 3h Dee As 10 oclsck for Psns
returned TO san Franc the Of hs sh Jaa
a. ocockhsyiDx been absent bat IS days and "a hours
curing whch tune she Panama days and IS hours
Acapulco day and IS hours Diego hous aud NJ "a
ssIey hours making the runssss time a days In which
time she has performed $40 niles averaging ls3S m
per day, OF M miles per hour, with only Is hsus Of
fAr winds and most OF NE sme strong head ~inas she
made the passage 10 Panama da,s A. hours and
her passengers treasure and mails a. Chasres
1sdAys foU san francisco TIE Golden Gate has made
the passage from Panama San Francco an n day, AID
q hours Her passengers and mails lea New York
ilih Dee AID have been ~ DAYS g0iss through They
10 DAYS from New York Ckagrs. ~ 5ays an er1ss
ing the Is,hrus and days ~ Panama
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~ heretofore existing under the hrm Of WELISr00D
BENSON HANKS. Is this day dissolve by mutual
cent. benjamin W. Benson refining fon hs nrn. JohH
g. Wellsood Is authorized 20 sign in is,da,ion New
York Feb 5 1852 tSIned) JOHN q WELLsrOOp
BENZ W. BENSON.
OWEN u. HANKs
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ELECTION RETURNS,

ELECVlON NETVNNSs
-. FoRr MApIsoS, April 5, y P. NJ
The election passed off unusually quiet IT.. 70
consequence OF very inclement weather,
ity At this prrcinci. Salmon 81 minority HIN
kie, l37, maj. The whole democratic ~ meke.
elected by large majority, ranging from2 to
$50.
- nuRIISGToN CITY,
Burlington Township gave J. J. Child de-
mocra,1 q and r. P. Lowe (Whig) $50 max
ing Childs maj. 81.
JACKSON COUNTY. -
The following we clip from the Western De
mocrat.
ELECTION RETURNS.
So far as heard from, the returns ere as toll
lows. Those with a star are eth Ial.
,ta.s NaiS lalm.rs Mais |
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1852. G. & C. U. r. r. 1852
- sszsZ sEsss 80
SPRING ARR

-OO-
ON and after WEDNESDAY, the 10Th da,
Of March, (untii further notice. Trains will be
run as follows:
Passenger Train Cherry patey.
Leave CHARACTERIZATION street-at u
o'clock A. NJ connecting with St Charles
Branch r. at 10 o'clock A. nj. and arrive
al Cherry Valley. Uhe present terminus,
miles east of Rockford) at | o'clock p Nj.
Leave Cherry Valley at 2 o'clock P. NJ con-
nectlng with the st Charles Branch r. r. at
O'Clock p. Nj. and arrive at Chicago at Il
o'clock P M.
Passenger Train-.3arora
Leave Aurora at Il o'clock A. NJ. and arrive
at Chicago at III O'Clock A NJ
Leave Chicago at 81 o'clock p. Nj. and arrive
at Aurora at O'Clock M.
Through Frcight Trains.
with Accommodation and Emigrant Cars attach
ed)
Leave Chicago-W est Siaton-at o. o'clock
M ana arrive at Cherry Valley at 81 clock
r. NJ
Leave Cherry Fallry at - o'clocl, A. NJ. and
arrive at Chicago at q o clock P Nj.
Fo1 Rirer Freight Train
with Accumulation Cars attcahed.)
Leave ElTln at % cl'ck A NJ. connecting
with the st. Charles Branch r. r. al o clock
A NJ and arrive at Chicago at III o'clock
A NJ
Leave Chicago--West Station-at 3 O'Clock
p. Nj. connecting with the st. Charles
Branch X. r. at o'clock, arriving at Elgin
at O'Clock 2. NJ.
JOHN B. TURNER, Superintendent.
Stage Connections.
For Galenl and points West, at Cherry Valley.
For i5eloit, GAINESVILLE, Madison, &c. at Bel
videre, For Ottawa La Sale, ST. Louis,
Dixon, Rock Island, &c. at Aurora.
Chicago, March 3, 1882.
March I7th w9m.
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TO Railroad Contractors.
-
ss.s-st..s eyii

OFFICE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
New YORK, March Is, 1852.
GsEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office of the Chief Engineer, in the
City of Chicago, Illinois, for the Grading Ma
sonry, Bridging and Superstructure, or either of
them with or without materials, on the follow
inc Divisions of the Illinois Central Railroad,
to wit:
First Division, from Cairo to Big Mud
dy River 60 miles
Second Division, from Big Muddy Riv-
er to Township No. |, north Of the
base line of the Sd principal meridi-
an So miles.
Sixth Division, from Bloomington to
the Illinois River GO miles
Eighth Division, from Freeport to Du
buque 81 miles
Ninth Division, from Chicago to Kan
kakee River So miles
Tenth Division, from Kankakee River
to Urbana 20 miles
The proposals must be for tho entire length
Of each Division, and will be received at the
office in Chicago, as follows:
For the Ninth and Tenth Divisions, until
April IS, 1852, at noon.
For the Sixth Division, until April 90, 1852,
at noon.
at noon.
For the First and Second Divisions, until May
81, 1852, at noon.
Profiles, plans, and approximate estimates of
quantities, will be ready for inspection, and
blank forms for proposals, and statements of the
mode and terms of payment, will be furnished
at the office over the New York and New Haven
Railroad Passenger Station, No 33 Canal St,
New York City, and at the office OF the Chief
Engineer in Chicago, Illinois on and after
March IS, 1852 The same far as at Jones'
5oro, Union co; Illinois; to the Sixth Division,
at Lasalle, Lasale CO, Illinois, and to the
Eighth Division, at Freeport, Stephenson CO.,
Illinois.
Separate proposals will also be received at
Chicago, until the 9th of May, for furnishing
Ties, Plank, Bridge Timber and Piles, for the
whole or any part of the road.
Specifications may be obtained on and after
the first of April, 1852, by application at the Of
fee of the Ceief Engineer, IN Chicago.
Satisfactory references will in all cases be re-
quired X. Il. MASON,
Engineer in Chief Illinois Central Railroad
dwtd.
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Arrival of the PrOvnethcus;
100000 in gold dust:
New YoRK, April

NEW DIRK, April 5
The steamer Prometheus, Captain Churchill,
arrived here this A. nj at 81 o'clock, from San
Juan, in 8 days and IL hours She brings 235
passengers and 100000 in gold dust, on freight
and in the hands Of passengers. No later news
from San Francisco The steamer lndepend.
ence, which left San Francisco on the LIST of
March, P. NJ, arrived at San Juan del Sur, on
the morning of the 18th via Realejo, where she
stopped days.
The Prometheus left San Juan on the morn
ing of the Doth On the night of the 9Th, a
passenger named Ripley Hudson, from Maine,
tell overheard and was drowned
April lst she spoke the bark Sarah Chase,
from New Orleans to New York Left at San
Juan, U. S. Sloop Decatur, steamer Alabama.
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A New Project.

A new project is being agtated in Washing
ton, for disposing of the public lands The plan
is, to grant to the new States liberal portions OF
the public lands, for railroad purposes; and to
the old States, 100000 acres to each represen-
tative in Congress-the proceeds to be applied
for the use of Common Schools, and for the In
sane and Blind The old States are not to make
selections of lands, but are to receive Island
Scrip" say for l61 acres, which they can dis
pose of as they please.
This is a much better proposition than the
sssmendment of Senator Underwood, to the
oIowa Land BILL but it is by no means such
Justice as we would desire to see meted out 1t
is a little strange, that no measure OF relief to
the West. can be presented to Congress, but it
must be embar assed with propositions of relief
"a the old States. The old States have been
receiving government bounty ever since its or
u.mzatian. aud vet they are not satisfied.
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10000 worked trees.

including everything in the fruit department
worthy of cultivation.
The facilities and ease with which Fruit
Trees and particularly Apple Trees, are propa
gated and grown in this neighborhood, enables
us to offer inducements to persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing, we think no where else to be
found.
sustem, in the full faith that it not only increas
es the business, but also the profits in conse-
quence.
APPLE. TREES, of all the choice varieties,
will be furnished at from 800 to $50 per 1000,
according to age, size, etc
PEAR TREES, either Dwarfs or Standards
of all the best sorts, from % to 81 cents, each,
according to size.
PLUM CHERRY and OUNCE Trees, of
all the popular kinds, from % to 81 cents.
PE4CH TREES, GRAPE TLNES, ETC.,
of the most approved sorts, from 10 to 10 cents.
~ Trees Just grated, with all the choice va
rieties of Fruits carefully labeled and ready to
set in the Nursery or Seeding Stocks for Nur-
seympn of nearly every description, furnished
to Nurseymen, Orchardists or others buying
largely at exceedingly low rates.
Priced Catniogues giving full particulars,
sent gratis to all post paid applicants
tcg@ Our Trees are grown in rich soil, with
consequently fine, thrifty, stout and well
branched requiring no stalking for their support,
when placed IN the orchard.
In sending out stock from these Nurseries,
if any mistake should Taccidently occur, it is
hoped our customers will notify US, that we
| may correct it at once, or make ample amends
as it is our sincere desire to render satisfaction
to all who favor US with their confidence in eve.
ry particular.
| ~ Besides the ADORE we can furnish all the
popular or desirable varieties of the smaller
Fruits, usually cultivated, including
RASBERRIES, GOOSBERRIES, CUR.
RANTS, STRAWBERRIES, &C.
~ Nor do we pretend to confine ourselves
to Fruit Trees alone, We have plenty Of room
and cultivate and can furnish all the most pop
ular Shade or Ornamental Trees Shrubs, Vines
Roses or Herbaccous Plants, usually cultivated
for such purposes, including fine collec
| ton of
PINES, SPRUCES, EIRS and other choice
hardy EYERGREENS,
NEALLEY & BROTHERS,
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SCARRITT & MASON'S
S RING ARR N G E NJ E T
FOR 1880.

~ We are now in receipt of the largest |zzz-E-l
| w and best assorted stock of FuRNiTCRE~-FY~S
- AND UPHOLSTERY, we have ever had; II
~ (which we offer To Wholesale and Retail *
dealers al the very lowest prices and feel confident
not fail to their appreciation. In connection with
our Manufacturing, purchase from all the best arkes
East or West thus keeping pace with all Improvements
in our ne and enabling To offer great variety of late
STYLES the lowest prices. Our Warehouse is large, hs
vi facilities every way equal enables to keep
large stock all times thus offering great inducements
10 Whole sale De Tiers.
We invite attention To large stock IF Sofas Sofa BEDS
OUNCES. Bureaus, Wardrohes Divans, Rocking and Par
lor Cha rs caneseat chairs Tables nedseads, office AID
easy chairs Wire and Tin Safes, Spring H4ir, Cotton,
Moss, Pone and iiusk MATTRESSES, with complete
assortment Of PHOI.STERY Of our make, and
every article warranted, thus making percc, assortment
OF desirable
Parlor, Hotel bed Roor, and Kitchen
Furniture,
To which we are continually receiving additions, thus
keeping stock large and complete, and insuring
ders filled with ont delay.
SCARRITS'S PATENT SOFA BED.
Which is know lodged the desirable article of the
kind produced always hand made Il suit your
taste short notice. The ettenton of all housccepers
hoe keepers steamboat officers and the public IN scner
al, requested TO examination, when we think they
Will each and all say correct.
TO DEALERS.
We offer at Wholesale
2,6 Bureaus; 300 Chdrens' chairs;
100 Sofas: 100 Office chairs;
100 Mahogany rockers; SO Willow chairs;
so Rosewood and Ma 100 Willow cradles;
hocany easy chairs; 100 Tin and Wire Safes
200 Mahogany Parlor 500 Bedsteads; ~
200 Cane ST rockng do Tables;
900 Wood seat do 200 Work stands;
1000 Cane seat chairs; 100 Sewing Stands, &c.
1000 Wood seat Is
We have made arrangements continued large sup
D! of The above and all other articles our ne and
idently don't ''go farther may fare wurse.-
Please call and examine AT No. 60 Washington Avenue
Il. Lofts Missouri.
April 3-d2m scARRITT & MASON.
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vn the midst Of life, we are in mud.
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OF IOWA.
To John u. M. Crackynyy.

CIR-You are hereby notified that on this 9th d,,, ,f
~ March, 1852, there is file il the Office nf a
Clerk of the District Court of Jones county, low, ar
Anamosa Petition of Andrew J. Reeves cainiap If
you One Hundred and Seventy five Dollars, aud n.,
cents, as money due on two promssory Notes. exeeults
by you to me Adam 5. Woods, or bearer and that
less You appear Anamosa, and answer thereto on
Monday, the 18th day of April 1852 and make defence
TO said claim, judgment will be rendered against YOU
thereon. ANDREW J. REEVES, Plaintiff.
BY j. MANN, his Atty
March 25fh, 10 % w4w
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Spring Goods!
'Whar! oh! Whar! did you come
from! and Wllar are YOU going -
1 calae und La IN rainr In I u ILaanns'

/
from! and wllar are YOU going =
| come; and lam going to j. B Thomas
NEW AND CHEAP STORE,
TO buy the Cheapest the Best the Latest Style, and thu
most elegant Goods ever brought this any other mar
kct.
GESnEMES-He has for Your Wives Sweeth ARTS and
daughters, Sks--plain figured 4 striped Lawns Cling
hams Calicocs, PLAIN Swiss Musns Figured do French
gar iaconets Jaconet Camhric Suslins, Grass Cloth
Skirngs; Bonnets Bonnet Ribbands Neck Rib,ands
--latest STYLES J Oils for the harsuch Ve'itablo Moelc
'e D'fUi rh'locun'e' etc co,ps
Jenny Lind, Bloomer and Kate Hayes Combs
(rdre art cles)
SHOES:
,he latest STYLE and of all vareties There are many 9th
er articles 10 he found Thomas' and cheap that il
beats all Creation, 'and III rest of mankind"
FoR THr GFSrLEurN, lis H,s-Frcnch CIths aud
asslmeres o"e~kins RIBBED Cashmere, Satin Ve>ngs;
NarSalileS Vestngs, DemnS Blue brown Drills Twceds
all wool California Cctnade@, Old Joe Ripka's Stripes
Verona Tws oxf.ra Nyt, black blue, and grey $ hi,
other 'ixings for Gentlemen's wear, such
READY MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats Pants, Vests, Drawers Winchester
Shirts, (warranted to tit) &c. &c.
HUZZA. HUZZA!
Well, this cxces all-the real Rosath Boos (nade Of
French calf sHin,) and kip skim coarse Boots boys
B otS mems fine s. Shoes, boys fine aud
Shoes; and all other kinds of Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES,
Java, Iaguara Havana and Rio lame Coffee crushed
clarified and New Orleans sugar; Imperial (innpowder
and Young Tyson Tea, rPous, n. o. and Plantation
Aolasses Rasns candes cloves, nutmcgs, salaratns,
&C.
a FEW BARRELS OLD BORBOU.T
Starr and mould candles natural leaf Tobacco and all
tcr weeds; Rice Ginger, Mustard and every article
The Grocery line. Family Flour, of the best quality
ALWAYS on hand,
lie will be glad to you all Bring your Wives your
bring your MONEY. He is always ready 10 bid you Od
Specd' All persons knowing themselves indebted, will
please call and sctte.'
Dubuque, March %, dwy ]. d. THOMAS.
i. S-Wantcd fist rate boy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-04-14

vThe election has passed off, and although
no one was killed, many OF our Wing friends
were badly hurt. We are magnanimons, and
therefore. viii not descant upon their 'oeakness
ON the occasion. II is sufficient to say, that
they were like the spoor boy at the frolic
had but little TO say.